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.Hgl WEEKLY.
Published Eveiy Tuesday,
VOL. 9-Xo. 79
OUR AIM AND PURPOSE.
It is, has been, and will continue to be, the
aim of this store to serve Its public fair and
faithfully. No time is a better time than now
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
ing 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
purchases for fall and our policy 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 may
judge all.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies ribbed vest, with
white tape, bleached and
unbleached 5c
Mens pause shirts, all colors,
1 iceil with white silk tape
anil pearl buttons 19c
Mens Scnvens Drawers, al
ways 75c, about sixty dozen
left that we offer at 50c
BUBHAML CHALEYS
About 100 bolts left of this
k'-xls, making about 'six
hundred yards. To sell these
'ods quick we will offer
t '.cm this week at 4c
One thmisMnrl varrta T.ntii
l awn?, all color and stripes
These were good at 5c. to
'.ose these we say 3 3 4c
AMERICAN
'lADE PERCALES
30 inch wide, all colors
: l stripes.' These are good
' anything. Worth 10c.
mean to close them this
week and shall rtlVr thorn
6 w
3 2 :nch wide, all colors 51-4
WHITE GOODS
j- me India Linensf full 36
nch wide that were sold in
ly season at 8c We shall
"ffer these this week at 4 3-4
cents. We only have about
-ve hundred yards of these
KooJs left. When they are
ne, they will be gone,
UDIES HOSE
ladies plain black all sizes,
igood value at ten cents.
Has .week we say cC
esdrop stitch al colors.
Ver a hundred dozen of
irse goods, to turn them
n cash we say for this
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LADIES FANS
One thousand Fans, all col
ors and sizes. We are ofter
in them this week at c
Eight hundred Fans all colors
that were sold in early sea
son for 1 5 cts, this week we
offer them at ioc
pause 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
and now on sale. The July
number of the Designer,
which can also be purchased
in our Standard Pattern De
partment makes a feature
outing toiletes for ladies and
summer apparel for small
boys.
CORSET SALE
Several different styles to
.select from. Long, short or
medium waist. Six dozen
CAB that sJl for $i.od to
close them out we say 50c
W CLEARANCE
That clears in Slippers. We
nave gone through the slip
per stock ana" taken all the
different styles, shapes and
sizes and laid them out on
the counter. Thee s:zes
run from 1 r-i to 4 i-j
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We will offer them this week
for 35c
HAT1BURG & LACES
This line we will not price
but shall be glad to have
jom investigate before buy
ing We have big line of this
goods and are making spec
ial prices to onloai '
Tfoureday and
GffOilVlllc N. U, JULY 8
pupr. jtsooiSs alwavs on en to ArlvprKn
AT
PSOF. SH ERR ILL'S SCHOOL
OXJSINGL
J. Vfm Sherri!! school at
Bie! the Bethel ItiVh Shoi
lt ed a eaooessful 4ecm with d'-
er exercises Thurs
day and Friday Jueth and s7th
W e were present -Friday. There
utr crowd present. The
erases operxxi wfta music Then
oaie the ddes by ProL W. H.
gsdaJe. It was attain nrarfil
tJducatioaai od well received.
in the iltfMoo Mr. W. E. Hard-
inC made an address, and
Jfcthel an idea of -what it could do
-ang education! lice. He showed
that if Belhel wanted to It could rrt
ine moato school He staled
t if the people wouU transfer the
bui'dingto the county Board of
Education, levy a very small tax.
they could get enocgh of the gener
1 school fund to add to and fit up
the building and herc would be
4hing to prevent them having a
grade public school or as it
rea2y would be. a graded school.
This proposition was well received
and gave Bethel's -educational pro
ree a stimulus for good.
Prof. Sherrill is a new man at
Bethel but has made a good im
pression and the people will keen
him. Bethel is making Creat Drop--
ress along all lioea and we are
please at its educational progrc.
which should stimulate other places
Be:hel i prosperous. The mer
chants have good business, the crop
in that section are good and the
people clever and hospitable. W'c
enjoyed the day.
The James Manufacturing Co , is
turning out some very nice and
I good goods. 7 heir screen door
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lawn swings, c. are equal to any
in all respect?.
The United States Census Bul
letin on Cotton Gining has just Inrcn
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issued. It shows that North Cam
lina ginned 451.4-11 bales in 1901
or 4.4 per cent of the total crop of
19DI, calculated on the basis of co
pounds bales
The sggTegatc gross !
weight in pounds was J07.003.95S,
and the average gross weight of
bale, 462 square, and 155 round.
There are 1.37S active ginneries,
averaging 175 bales ginned ea-h.
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS IT
HANDY.
My mother suffered a long time
from distressing pains and general
ill health due primarily to in dirts-
lion, says U f . opaWnr, erona.
: . , " ' kT .fc MV w I Zvmju agajnsi Lae accidents ioc d en
try KodoL Sne grew better at once ul to moat open air sports. No
and now at. the age of seventy-sir, remedy ecual. DeW,tr. Wurh
eats anything she wants, remarking
loat she tears no Dae enects as sht
has' her bottle of Kodol handy.'
Dool waste lime doctoring symp
toms. Co after the cause. If your
stomach b sound your health w3
be good. Kodol rests the stomach
and 'strengthens the body by digest
ing your food. It Is nature's own
tonic J. U Wooten's.
Satu rdayJT' ce-a-Week.
1902
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Pitt county democrats met in con
vention in the court house Saturday
and resoluted and selected delegate J
to the State. CongresnonaJ and Ju
dicial conventions.
A L Biow, chairman of the county
executive committee called the con
vention to order and requested Kinf,
of the Weekly, and Whichsrd of the
Reflector, to act at stiiiUats to
Secretary W. L. Broirn. This or
ganirsiioo was made permanent
The first motion was, by R. R.
e a recesi of fiiteen
minutes, the townhips to retire and
select their delegates to the different
conventions. This created a heated
discussion between Mr. Cottcn and
Mr. Lughinghouie. in which tev
eral took part. The motion was
loJ.
The convention wa, then giten
over to resolutions.
Resolution by F. G. James in
Atructing for U 1. Moore, for solici
tor was unanimously adopted.
Also resolution by J. L Fleming,
intruding for Judge Walter Clark,
for chief justice, with sia noca.
Resolution by F. a James, in
structing for ledge Oo, 11. Biown
for associate justice, led to discus
sion with the result that a vote was
taken, giving Brown 1 1 j 1 .f0; Con
nor 2 O-tO.
By W. R. rVillianf. reiolution in
structing for F. C. James, for ccn- I
gress. Mr. James asked for lis with
dratAl and presented resolution in- 1
ftructing for John if Small; two or '
three noes. I
By W. If. Ra-da!e. resolution in-
stmcting for J. Y. Joyner for Surer. '
j jntendent of lYbhc Instruction; two
noc5.
A recess was then taken for the
purpo-e 01 selecting the dclrrate
convention atjj Hjrncd.
ine various rcso.utj ns and list 1
ol delegates w,n be published :n
neit issue.
MRS. KANNIE KING DF.AD.
Mrs. Fannie Line, wife of CpL
John King. M Falkland, died Satur
day morninr al.ut !tr .-!-w -r.
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an illness of atout to rreeks.
Her death had been ei(ctcd for
several day. She was nearly tiity
five yeais old. Her husband and
three children. Allen B. bam V. ar.d
John King, survive her. Also sever-
al sisters and brothers Mrs Henry j
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VACATIONS DA VS.
Vacation time Is here and the
children are fairly living out 0
doors. There could be no healthier
Ilaiel Salve for ouicklv stormin
pain or removiog danger of serious
consequences. For cuts, scalds
and wounds. used DcWfrr
Witch Hazel Salve for sores cuts
and bruises, says U a Johnson,
Swilt, Tex. -It ts the Ust remedy
on the market.- Sure cure tor pies
and skin diseases. Beware of coun
terfeits. J. L, Wooten.
G0CT3 ATfEAR
Harris, of Fals land, Mrs. W. R. Tr
ker and Mrs. Julia Barrett, of Crrt
iCe. J. J. ttynurn, of Saratoga 1 4
W. a Brnum, of Wilson. Scw s
buried Saturday evening at ii
o'clcck at FalkUnd. Rev. IX W.
Arnold, of Fatmtine condactisg
semces.
She was a ni ember 0 the Dkr
church at FartovCle and her life
that o( the ChxisUaa woaan, re
voted to her home and her fan1 y.
Sht was universally loved and
teemed and b sincerely raocrv .
Irieads and rcXsUres, who shaft
sorrow of the berraved fasnHy.
'ACfS IMMEDIATELY
Colds are sometimes more tr .
blesome m jmrarr than in wim
us so hard to kep from 6tirv .0
them while cooling off after eim .
One Mioute Cocgh Cere core tl
once. Absolutely aafe. Acts
mediately. Sure for coufhs, czL
croup, throat and lung troubles. J.
l Wooten's.
Notice
IUvIdj; succde4 Mr. II
HymiD la tba Picture BosJ
nets 1 with to innonnc in
the nonI of Hrnitf . ...1
Pitt coantx that lira prv
pjred to make plciort JM
all the laum styles o! th
irt. My experience at .
t hotompher in mchraoBd
Ld Baltinjore pparei m
to give tou the very ben
work. I shall dm the best
material and cverj picture
Is Guaranteed.
My riricrji ar low Cabi
Dfise2ir d.arn tialf
Cabinets $1 dcMQ.
Th-n I makea u h beater
for
mr am;fj. I am at
Mr Hymao old Stand ever
. u rail A Co . and can r
found tbr (10m mortiJo
till uibt. Yours for tuit-
C. C .Wilson,
I'liotojcrnpher.
DETECTIVES:-
tJT W wtml ura mm la
Millinery
For ThNxt Thirty
Day I Will SU My
Stock of nilllnry
AT COST.
It Consists Of Hats.
RIbbcns &c; All new
and Up-to-date.
lira R' 0. Bong,
FalMnnd, Htq
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