The Greensboro Evening Telesram
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VOL. V. NO. 18
GREENSBORO, N. C, SATURDAY,' DECEMBER 30. 1899
Price Two Oents
GOOD ROADS AND GOOD SCHOOLS FOR GUILFORD COUNTY THE BEST INVESTMENT IT IS POSSIBLE FOR US TO MAKE!
HappyNeuYear
Vo: w xm a happy Xew Yev. Yew
c; hare it. How? Begiar tbe yser
r.ii x-d tob will go oa right. By
vrai:g ai oar store you will bVgia
rvc iea'.ly, and eeoaoay will help
t.- . rrooev and be happy. Hotkey
; i ' ; . t hapoioes bat the fellow
has always a better eh anew
c: rpp.rei than those that doat.
rj fiTi;; 3XDej you are laying ap
?.:?i:3e against the care day. We
vry vo crease a mile of satisaaetion oa
tr face of eve-y ewnww who erters
or siore b giving then bargaias
tzey can't get elsewhere Try for
jo-rseif the sunshine and the
Yours for a prosperous aad kappy
J. M. Hendrix
& Co.
Tbe peoples moey 'saving store for
Dry Goods and Shoe.
The Drug Store
Is the ooe place oa earth where it is
usii'e to look for 'bargains." If
you a-e satisfied with getting the worth
of vcur money tae best medicine it is
possible to com ound from the highest
eraie drugs, and the services of aa
experienced pharmac st you will send
your doctor s prescription here.
Holton's Drug Store,
Mca.81 Horn Biiliitf
Ch.nps Cured
ITH -
Gardner's Almond
Cream Lotion.
25c.
AT
Gardners Pharmacy
Cor Opposite Post Oftice.
EXTRA LARGE EATING APPLES,
GOOD COOKING APPLES,
NEW CITRON,
NEW CURRANTS,
SEEDLESS RAISIVS.
LONDON LYER RAISINS,
SWEET ORANGES,
NICE LEMONS.
Piedy of eggs chickens, turkeys and
fresh butter at Su cents per pound. Ev
thing eatable at our store this week.
Pi ices right.
VUNCANON & CO.,
Reliable Grocers.
South Elm Sta-s Phone No. 1
Hand Cameras
For Films or Plates
Developing Powders
Toning and Fixing
Powders
Fla h Cartridges, best
made
Plates, and other ama-
t 'ur supplies, at
ALDERMAN'S,
113-12 East Uartit Strut
OVERCOATS.
3
6. Rfl. VANSTOBY
The Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
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CURES Herrooa HEADACHE J
aad Cold la the Hesvd.
It is never handled; all
done by machinery
that means cleanliness.
China tea is handled,
tis a hot country ; con
sult your health and al
ways drink "Black Seal
Ceylon" Tea. Ask your
grocer for it.
aa C. Taaaaaad.1200 Area SL, PWbi , Pa.
S40 to $65 Saved !
Dont you think it will pay you
to investigate? $35 pays for
the Chicago Writirg Machine.
. T iWI Improved and Pally Up-to-Date,
Standard K-y-Board, prints SO
Different characters. A Marvel of
Simplicity Only 325 Parts, Against
2,000 parts in other machines. It has j
ImprQTeiaents over the S100 machines. J
Takes asiy width paper. It is highly
.-.. j
endorsed and fully guaranteed,
pay you to investigate its merits.
Write us or call.
Moore Optical &. Talking!
Machine Co.
Greensboro, N. C.
To .1 Customers:
I have removed from
530 South Elm Street, to
117 Davie Street,
where I shall continue to
do my best to please you
by furnishing Fresh Gro
ceries and Produce.
eta. at Dragatoree.
J N lNQRAfl,rs
The Grocer.
FOR.
SATURDAY.
Chickens , Pickled Pork ,
Ovsters. Quail and Rab-
bits. Pigrsfeet, ti:c.
T 1 . -i , - Vrrrr-s anil Rllttor
x ijiy .
Fancy bating Apples,
Nice lot of Cooking Apples.
Call on or phone.
Smith & Murctiison
i South Elm
Phone 183
DR.
bURBANK,
Ophthalmologist.
GLASSES ADJUSTED.
Office 3iH -303 Southern Loan & Trust
Co's Building.
We will offer for the
next thirty days some
special bargains in
Overcoats,
Heavy Suits,
W m1 Und rw a-
It will pay you to look through our
stock before you buy.
THE WEEKLY TRADE BEVIEW
As Du aal Cralstreet Fisirt
An Oat
It
THE FAILLES FOR THE YEAR.
Tkaa A ay Year
Aay Year SI
iSSj
f Cattaw
Ever Prmsperl'v EvMcat
New York, Dee. 2? Dun's Weekly delegates of divisions had pledged
of '"rade today says: j every member of their respective divi
No correct report of failures in sions to contribute S-i 50 toward a
can be made aatil the year has dosed. fucd of 1100,000 to be raised for the pur
A oollaps of speculation in copper pose of sending a hospital ship to the
stocks has swelled the aggregate at j Boers. It was also announced that
Boston alone over $13,ftX)jsJ0 within a i st ong resolutions of sympathy for
few days, aad might yet add to the re- J the Boers had been adopted, aad that
cord. Tbe failures thus far reported j the members of the order heartily en
are fewer in number than !n any year dors and will parti pate in the pro
since 1S53, and smaller amount of lia- Bo r mass-meeting to be held in this
bilities than in any year since l5$l : city on January 13, under tbe aas
Tbe aggregate of def tailed liabilities j pice of the Irish-American clan,
is 1?VS ,00 J. J Patrick O'Neill , state president of
The average of liabilities per failure , tbe Hibernians, ststed ater tbe meet
is less than ?.50O, the szna lest in any j ing that be had received many letters
year of twenty-five years. Te week i from phys'cians from different parts
has been exciting only at Boston, ! of the United States offering their s r-
wbere failures growing oat of speca- j
lesion and the effort to re-establish
banks ard firms suspended have net ;
given the week a holiday character. 1
Yet no impcrtant firms ha.'e fl ed,
save those which were individually
connected with concerns involved by
speculsuon. Tbe failures of the Pro-
aaae "calDfe ir" -on:pf ana a
brokerage arm here were likewise do '
street railway stocks. These simula
tive troubles coa bfcaase tbe volume
of legitimate business and the unpre
cedented proa-,, icterest aaJ civ;
dendsvmke it no longer p-y;b.e to
carry some stocks on borrowed money. '
Prosperity itself placed a ciec on
speculative ventures. Tbe railroad
stocss have rivaaed '3 4 pr shsre
for -he week and indu-tria s i5 0 per
share. Railroad earnings gained ic
December 9 per cent.
Wheat and cotton specc'aiion has 1
taken a holiday, prices scarcely vary
ing, and the mjreoient of both is sur-pn-ingiy
sajall. Axlaoi c cjporte of
wheat in four weeks hare been
oniy
. , MtA , .
e7S.618 bushels, against f 19 74 oT
, - - , ,
last year, ana Pa-.nc exports 3.3.4.-
, . , r
271, agaic: 3 xv0s lst pesr
' ,
Cotton exports iis montn nare been
, I,- .
less thaa ta f of tas. yex , w.th
, .
some decrease in the mrinra of d;d-
The increase in demand for iron and
steel products is the gret feature of
tbe year. Tbe induwy is now pro
ducing about Zji ,00 -.o 0 tons week'y,
and yet orders ut.fi tea. will rvqoire
from six to nine months work from
most of the establishments. The av
erage of prices closes 119.5 per cen:.
higher than Jan. 1 for pig atd IOC 3
pt r cent, higaer for prx-cucts.
Tbe consumption of cotton has been
larger than ever. 'itn an average ad-
j vacce of 29 5 per ceat. in prices of
goods acd is now 2 per cent, nigher
; than Jan. 1. Wool has oeen raised
by sptCJ.atioc 35 per cent- aid goods
i i; per Ccot.
Of bo-s
aud shoes the east has
shipped W,tA.O cases, or y per cent,
more Loan las; yer, and prices have
advanced only about IT oar cvnt. since"
Fail a res for iLj week have been 221
in the United S.es, against 25 i last
year, and 25 in Canada, against 22
last year.
bradstkeet's review.
Bradstreet's today says:
Trade reports from the south are
generally good, Atlanta reporting a
specially good past trade, and collec
tions are, as a rule, good in this sec
tion. New Orleans expects a heavy
business in spring goods after the turn
of the year.
Bradstreet's, in tbe review of tLe
year's business, cays:
Rarely have sanguine commercial
and financial hopjs found such ade
quate realixstion as they did during
toe year of ls&. Linted with an im
mens bvsiness, there was with it an
advance of staple voiues men com
bined have servea to establish
toe
year as a record breaker, and set up
new standards by which succeeding
years will be measured.
Certainly nothing Lke the general
advance in wages of industrial em
ployes has been witnessed for many
years.
A tremendous risa in values has
taken place in fully three-fourths of
all staples.
Taking bank clearings as an index
of tbe volume of the general trade and
tptcilation, there is no doubt that this
year has been eet up a standard of
measurement ahicb it will rt quire ex
ceptional activity to equal.
The railroads of the country have
done the heaviest business in their his
tory. Tue year's record for failu- is an
exceptional one. In any effort to fore
cast tbe coming year's business, sight
will, of course, not be lost of tbe fact
that 1900 will be a presidential year,
jet the business community locks for
ward to 1900 with almost equally
mixed feelings of hope and confidence.
New Ve-r Sight
Y-u w nt better than you now nave,
d-n'. you? Coniinui to neglect your
eyes and tbej will be worse. Our
glasses are rLht and will be of great
help; your eyes will improve and thus
n iw sight will come to you. Does it
pay to abuse your eyes? See us. Drs.
Moore.
Try Ksdok. Headache Powder, 3
Doses loc. Cures all aches in the
bead pleasantly.
TH EltUSH MOVETIENT.
Oeeaty Msttwg O-gaafxt Effect la
Behalf ef the Beers.
Philadelphia, Dee. 29 -Over 400 del
egates, represent! ag-M divisions of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, of Phila
delphia, with a total membership of
f,000, held a secret meeting ta In
dustrial Hall tonight for the
' purpose of taking some actios with a
I view of helping tbe Boers la their war
with Great Britain A!elander Ue
! Kemae, president of the Philadelphia
uoioa, presided. After the meeting had
j acj -turned It was announced that the
vce.
suppli
hfaav offers of medicines
, be smid, had also been mde
to him.
When some of the dele ales
as'red how they expected to gt a ship
to the Boers, in view of the fact that
the latter have no seaport, the dele
gates gave aa evasive answer and re
fused to talk abnus that part of the
subject.
LA.WT1 VS HJTiERL.
This Mernlns; and the
Starts for Home.
Held
Bwdy
tty Caote v Tst Tvt ac tw.
Manila. Dec. 30 -T tie funeral of
General 1 iw n was held this irorn
ic with ;mpivsive ceremonies, and
th bdy wss i-ocveyed from San Pa
e ceaee-y to the L"Jn Ha at Pasi.
tbec-vv to the transport Thomas, which
sai's this afternoon. As the b"dy was
rvmoved f-om the vault Chaplain Mar
via read tee prayer, and the personal
staff was augmented by the Color Ser
jeant Simon. Trnmneter Haberkam
. . . .
ana mva es j tveno too Meornusea
, .
Tbe 1 alter bore the coffin from the
, . ....
vault u tbe caisson with six horses
. .
wait: ng at the gate.
. ,
The funeral procassioa was cost
. . . . . . . . .
pssed of the band of the TwenUe' h
.
trorps of the Fourth cavalry, battery
and artillery and a number of clergy -.
Bten Tbe caisson was covered with
flowers. The dead general's staff
! were on foot and Gens. Wheeler, Wat
' son, Bates, Forsyth. Hobbe and
! Schwan were la three carriages. Then
came tbe naval batsalioa, Gen. Otis
and staff foreign consuls la full uni
form and members of tbe Philippine
: supreme court.
nas laa Davis Dead.
Miss Ina Davis, of Granville coun
ty, died this morning at the Normal
at S.5u. In addition to the resident
physicians Dr. Hunter McGwire, of
Richmond, had visited her twice. Fu
ceral tomorrow at her nome in Gran
viFe connty Our sympathy is ex
tended to all who are
thus so sadly
bereaved Six young ladies yet re
main at tbe institution, all improving
and most of them expect to go home
by the middle of next week.
A Scop p.
Tue Twentieth Century wl 1 begin
Just when it begins Is a question
which tbe Morning Post says, has ran
people craxy, but the Telegram has
studied tbe thing all out and Is pre
pared today to an no a ace exclusively
that
Tbe Twentieth Century will begin on
tbe day on whi.-h it shall begin, or
somewhere near that time.
Yadkia Riaer Froxia Over.
A 'phone message from Winston
this afternoon says the Yadkin river
has ben caught in the cold snap and
' is r z-n over. This is quick busi
and Is proof of intense cold
Tomorrow night will be an interest
ing occasion at tbe Home Moravian
church in Salem. It is the custom of
the Moravians to bold a watch service
on the last night of the old year and
usher tbe New Year In with Impressive
ceremonies.
Official report oa the Plague.
Washington, Dec. 29 The following
telegram has be n received by the su
pervising surgeon general of tbe Unit
ed States marine hospital service,
from Surgeon D. A. Carmichael, at
Honolulu:
'Honolulu, H. I , Dec. 20
' "The-e are two cases of reported
plague at Honolulu; two deaths De
cember 12th. No niw cases to Decem
ber 20. Quarantine against infection
raised December 19."
Tbe Coldest Weatner.
By Wire to Tsrs Tmansia
NewYoric, Dec. 20 Today is tbe
coldest 30th of December in New York
;
in many years. Tbe mercury at seven
o'clock was 10 degrees; eigbt o'clock
9, sod a nine o'citci, 8 degrees
Notlcel
You w.ll please call and pay your
city taxes, as the city is In pressing
need of tbe money. R. M. Rees,
Dec. 4, 1899. City Collector.
Dr.J. F. Griffl h and wife, of Sal
isbury, passed here at noon today go
ing" to Winston to visit relative.
FIFME BRITISH KILLED.
at
titgttk UtWM'Jkt f crt A4alsst
Ceiry
HDIA OFFEBS HORSES AID UEI.
Offer eta flowered Cerea ( Infaatrj
Frwaa Ceylon Acorpted War
NcwistNU
Pretoria, Tweed ay, Dec. 26, via Lo
renzo fclarqaes, Tnarsday, Dee 23
C-mnaadant Saydham report! as fol
lows from Uolopo: "On Monday
moralng the eaersy from Mafeking at
tacked one of oar forts ta force, with
caaaca, Maxims and aa armored
traia, and so persistectly that there
we dghting right on the walls of tbe
fori. Bat we have retained our fort.
The British loss is reported at ?3."
PLAKTKKS TOL.rSTEKBEtt3.
Colambo, Ceylon, Dee. 30 The En
glish aa e nccennsd the offer of
a aasvasi wans wa aKVCaww rj vuv vn aa j
corps of axated infantry for service
Soath Africa. Many planters are,
volanteering.
ACCEPTS THE HORSES
Calcutta. Dsn. 30 Rulers at Cash
mair, Mysore and Jodlipar have of
fered oope aad horae for service In
South Afr ca. The government ac
cepts tbe horses. Jodlipur is a fa
mous horse breeding center.
IKELAXD FORCES.
London, Dan 30 Dake Ooaaaught
haa been appointed eomaiaBder in
chief of the forces from Ireland.
Londin, Dec 30 A depuch from
Chive ley says the niuvds state that
White made a sortie on Ladysmith
Friday and carried a strong B er po
sition by the bayo. et and captured a
big gun Tbe statement is con firmed
. mew hat by tha strange sit nee of ibe
Boers beseigiog Ladysmith si nje yes
terday. On tbe Rocks.
87 CanVs so Tax Tataassn
Load on, Dec. 3 The steamer on
the rocks off Dungenness Is the Peio
tea, which left Santos on the ?th for
Rotterdam. Rocket communication
has been established d tbe passen
gers rescued. She had aboard a num
ber of Hollanders who were bound for
home for tae holidays. Heavy seas
broke over the vessel and for some
time the situation was one of grave
peril.
Six hundred and twenty passengers
were rescued from tbe Dungenness.
The Coaat Yard got their life boats to
the steamer dnrimr the night and had
to lay by till morning, until the sea
went dowo. when they conveyed the
passengers and crew ashore.
Tbe accounts about tho wrecks differ.
Some say there were no passengers
aboard, and that it was only the crew
that was rescued.
MJlitoa Dollar Fire.
By Wire To Tu TaLseasM.
Chicago, Dec 30 Fire this morning
destroyed tbe Wooley, a seven story
building and two adjoining buildings
1 he lots, which is sustained mostly by
wholesale firms, will amount to a mil
lion dollars. The cold is intense and
the firemen were greatly hampered
The hose ladders were all covered with
Ice.
Big Rre Ragtag.
By Wire to tae Tblsgsam.
Lebanon, Pa., Dec. 30 A big fire
is raging here. It started In Bach-
man's stables and Is now threaten1 ng
tbe business section. High northwest
winds prevail and it is bitter cold,
which seriously handicaps the fire-
Captnred a Prize.
Bj Cable to Tan Tbssiim
Lorenzo Marques, Dec 30 -Tbe Ger
man steamer Bandemrath, ot the Ger-
a coast line has captured a prize
and taken to Durban.
Holiday
Remnants
At and Below Cost !
We will sell
goods consisting
atomizers, fancy
bonbon spoons, cream ladles, vases,
jeWel boxes and
thBt are not staple at andbetow cost.
Jno. B. Fariss,
121 S. ELM ST. OPPOSITE BENBOW HOUSE.
THE.
Little Store Around the Corner
For the remainder of the week we will sell any
thing in the store at actual cost.
Tom Rice Jewelry Company.
WILL CPPOSE LINNEY.
BlKkkan ri
s a Bee That's
Bsrum'
Yeste d Winston Sentinrl pob-
lishes U - f- l oinc :
The bent n 1 pi-kt-d up a p'ece of
poll ic. news this monin.3 A well-
known repubiican told the r porter
that A-siMant D st-ict Attorney Spea-
cer B.ac burn would be in the race for
the nomination wi Cor gross. He added
S0 d t-e assurance of gvv
l" rt ynotas lac-
I uu, un u mtat wai tte ue'egatioa
I to tht- c-qt. nti..n fr. m K r yth would
vote for B'ackt u n Ho will also ret
vhe supp rt of other counties, and this
repabiican made the prediction that!
toe assistant district attorney would I
get tb.4 nomination.
-Will Wilcre ounty be for
him?'
asked the reporter.
-There i- some doubt about this, as
Linoey h s ois 'bees-' ( offije-hold-
ers up there who will make a strong
puil for him," rvp ied this republican,
who addtd iht there appeared to be
ao doubt about th ''bull of the brush
cyng to gt toe nomination
gain.
3The repubTcana are quite anxious
to know wbo the democrats will aom -nte
for congress in tnis district. Th
Impression seem to be that the nomi
oee ill be a Wine ton man.
MEbTtNOS CALLED.
Georgia and Florida T ackers Want
to Keep Up Tariff Bar.
Savannah, Ga , Dec 29 Meetings
of the Savannah River Rice Growers'
AFaordalinn and nf th TVii.-lr throw
ers' Association have been called to
take stpa kgainst tbe admission of
Puerto Rico and Philippine Islands
wunin the tariff waU of tbe United
Stat.?.
Toe associations i 1 co-operate with
the sugar-producing l merest of Louis
iana. I. is poinwd . ut that both Puer
to Rico atd the Philippines are pro
ducers of nee. With the tariff bars
let do n. they would grow immense
quantities of rice, with coolie labor,
nd flood our markets to the ruination
of the Borne rice interests. And the
same appues to sugar. Puerto Rico
is as diose to the northern markets for
truce aad vegetables as Savannah and
Ja.ks-jnrille. If Puerto Rican fruits
and ve. eta Die weie let in free, they
wouid catch the cream and profit of the
northern market to the detriment of
the growers in Georgia and Florida.
KipUng Sick Agsla.
ByCabie to the Telegram
London, Dec. 30 Rudy ard Kipling
is confined to nis bed with influenza.
His condition is not considered seri
ous. Kip'.ings wife atd two children are
also ill.
Notice to Shippers.
The freight depot will be closed on
Monday, January 1st, 190 . except for
morning delivery of perishable freight
Local frieght trains will not be run on
above date.
W E. Coffin, Agent.
Secretary Smslley Dead.
St. Paul, Dec. 29 E. V. Smalley,
secretary of the national so and money
league, died suddenly tonight of ner
vous dyspepsia and nervous prostraj
tion.
all of our holiday
of medallions, fancy
perfume bottles,
many other goods
I Have You
GOOD
Do you
Yi!b8 rear
DO YOU THINK two eyes are worth
a few paitry duhars? If afforded pro
tection, and could save your eyes,
dont you think right glasses would be
o( Uor-mide c o hei or a new silk
dress? Do vouYallv and trulv value
your eyer Tneo why persist in abus-
ing th n? B -c.ue it ms s a f-w dot
lsr? We can be of inc.Ucuable help
to your eyes We know or profes
sion and guarantee ur work.
Drv. Moo -e. t mc with
Uosri Bitcai& Talking Machhi Co.
Ur;'pnouoDtte-, earner, at u every
thi g optical ts5 or 4 00 ty pewrier.
112 L .iaret at.
When 5anca
Comes toTown
he secures his feed frm the choicest
to be found, and that is always at
BOYCOTTS. His team has to spin
along on good time, and there is
nothing that will give them fire, speed
and backbone like our high grade
and nutritious grain, hay, oats mid-
diirgs. barley chops. Th-y are nu
tritious and delicious to the animal
that is so fortunate enough to feed on
them.
Boycott's feed Store,
ISC
116 Wt MaiMSt,
1900 Most Prosperous
of all years, if you take steps at once
to make it so. Would you know the
seer, t? Call at 112 Market street,
and hear the
Great Musical Machine
play, sing and talk, wh'ch is unques
tionably the richest contrib tion
scteuce has ever made to the enter
tainment of the home.
Good cheer reigns supreme when
ever itssoul-stirring 6trans are heard.
A lew pieces recited, sunt; or played,
banishes the blues and lends vim and
energy, so that you can accomplish
the more in your daily avocation. The
little folks are jubilant and you are
delighted. Have one for the new year.
Hear it.
Moors Optical & Talking Machine Co.
GRKENSBORO, - - N. C.
laus
Men's Natural Wool Underwear
Suits, $2.00; separate shirts and
drawers, $i each. Genuine
Camel's Hair, 2.50 suit;
shifts & drawers, 1 25 each, g
Thacker 6c Brockmann. 5
E. P. WHAKTON, PSEST.
DAVID WHITE,
Southern Loan
CAPITAL STOCK (Paid in) $23,000.00 SURPLUS $33,633.09.
Acts as Executor, Administrator.Guardian, Receiver, Assignee,
Trustee, Negotiates Loans, Real Estate Agents.
our Will, Assignment, or Application for Receiver
ship drawn bf its counsel without cost to you when the
company Is appointed executor, assignee or receiver.
loans quarantebd and interest collected
We have a numb r of good applications for city real
estate loans, that wlU pay 6 per cent, to the lender.
Call on us if you have money to lend.
J. W. FRY, President. J. 8. COX, Vlce-Pree. W. E.JALLHN, Sec. Treasj
Greensboro Loan ail Trint Chum.
Capital Stock, $100,000.00.
Ml so a GsesrsJ Basking Business.
stakes Leass ss iayd Rsal Estate Kseahate ortasass aa Rsa Estate.
Acts as Trusts. Nsflouates ths Sate af Hones sa Msnslscfiirisa Masts.
0UI Act as fiuaratea, Exaaslar aa OlalsHrrslsr f jEstata
A Legal Depository for Court and Trust
DIRECTORS.
John GUI, Baltimore, Md.
W. H. Watklns, Raansenr, N. C.
O. R Cox, Cedar Fall, N. C.
W. F. Williams, Red Spgs.,ft.C
J. A. Hadley, Mt. Airy, S. O
S. Bryant, Rand toman, V. C
J. Slwood Cox, High Pol, a.
J. A. Odell,
R. M. Rees,
Geo. 8. Sergeant,
R. R. King,
J. 8. Cox,
Old
Cheap
stood up fairly well, but in
the lat round Value punched
him one just over the heart
and put him to sleep.
We are Value's backers and
the cH?ap man that enters the
ring ajrainst us for the next
ninety days will simply "get
it in the neck '
All-wool worsted suits, $'0
to f 18.50. in blacks, blues and
fancys.
All-wool suits, in checks,
plaids, etc., $7 50 to 13i50.
The best ulster you ever saw
for the money, $13.50
We are on the corner, our
number js 300, South Elm
street, and name
Rankin,
Chisholm,
Stroud &
Rees
300 S. Elm Street.
Remember
The Sidewalks
Are Paved
ALL THE WAY OUT TO
Asheboro Street Pharmacy
Where you can get all the latent and
best drinks. Give aa a call. Toilet
and fancy articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
day or night.
Geo. W. Kestler & Son
S. S. HalVhoock
We Have Dved
INTO our new drug store opposite
the McAdoo Hotel. Call and see our
new quarters and new stock of drugs
and sundries. We think that we have
one of the nicest and best equipped
drug stores in the south. Bring u
your prescriptions. No one but li
censed aad experienced pharmacist
allowed to handle drugs. Come in
and look whether you want anything
or not. Respectfully,
GRISSOM & fORDHAM,
Prescription Druggists.
A. W. M'ALISTEB, vtc pbxst.
St TRKAS.
SEC'Y.
& Trust Companv
Fands. Safety Depatft Boxes for Rant
B. F. Mebane,
W. L. Grlssom,
W. D. McAdnOj
R. P. Gray,
W. Fry
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