THE
MONROE
JOURNAL.-
VOLUME X. NO 37
MONROE, N.C., TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1903
One Dollar a Year
BEJfETOLEXT 'ASSOCIATIONS' KILL5 H'5 on-in.lw.
Of America HrpiLr,..B. F ill's- H. Terry. Doorkeeper at the Lat
r.rt n;,. . Session of the UgUlature. Kilts
a. hk)c I ... ..... n i umi
("ww.ywwwywyi nil uaugnicr a nusoami in n
mlngloo.
Vllaliwkx pursue, ttk.
(Jen. T. Bland. 55 years old. a liv
eryman, was shut and instant ly killi-d
this morning by hi father-in-law, II
S. Ttrry.a watchman for the Atlantic
Coast 1 jne ami a iloukiv -r at the
last session of the Slate U-gislature
Bad bkmd hud existed ba-twecnthe
two men for several years and this
morning a hen Wand drove to his
house, Terry was across the street,
presumably waiting fsr him. While
Bland was still in his front yard
Terry came across the street, a word
or two assod between them and
Terry shot his son-in-law dead from
the sidewalk, firing twice, lie claims
self-defense and said Bland tired
first. Although the dead man fell
with a pistol in his hand, a coroner's
jury summoned lo investigate found
l.i . :. 1.1 . l j:., A .A
mat ii uau not wvn uiKiiniu euu
committed lerryuijaa wunoui uonn
FS. W
SIRS. HENRIETTA A. 8. MARSH.
Urt. Henrittt A. 8. If anh, Pracidcal
t- i- n . . .... ...
9 Jkso,, Park T.r, WoodUwa,' . '' kl' in ,w H "f"1 8 lj
ehiesgo,m.,sysj ,o clock. Terry and Bland live ou
"I lufrtrsd with la grippe for sem'the tlvrt IM' n the same
wrekt and nothing helped me ontil I block. Bland did not go home the
tried Psruns. I frit at once that J hut ' night before the murder, presumably
at last erared the right medlrlne and ' because (,f threats which came to his
keptsteadlly ImproTlnn. Wlihln three Pars fp,,,,, his father-in-law. He re-
a?m h W,,toH,,,rtowmained at the limit Hotel down
rh. I . n ml drove from Farrmr's liven'
hasp....! te-ptara,- ,a,,,. ,,vpr hom( for breakfast
HrsT. W. Collins, Treunrer I. O. O.
of Everett, Wuhhu uurd the great
eatarrhal tnnle, Peruna, for aa SRgre
ted case of dyspepsia, Bhs writes i
"After baring a severe attack of la
grippe, I also suftVrt-d with dyspepsia.
After taking Peruna I eonldeat my n-g.
tiler meal with relish, my system was
built op, my health returned, and I
hare remained In excellent strength and
vigor now for over a year." Mrs. T.
W. Collins.
It yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the nseot Peruna,
writ at one to Pr. ilartman, giving a
full statement of your ease and he will
be pleased to give yon his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address Pr. lUrtmsn, President of
Jhe Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0
Reflections of a Bachelor.
Kfw Yitrs I'rfM.
A woman can always believe a
tiling unless then' is some reason for
believing it.
When a woman happen to under
stand a joke she has a sneaking sus
picion it is a pretty oor one.
this morning He entered from a
side irate, ostensibly to kivn from
meeting Terry, who was sealed on
the steps of a church diagonally
across the street from the murdered
man's house. As Bland came in from
the side Terry linked at the front
gate of the house. A few words is
supposed to have passed lietween
them. Terry awd luck and foith
as if fixing his pistol, returned and
opened lire on Ins turn in-law. Bland
fell at the second shot, the bullet
from a 38-calibn pistol of the bull
dog pat'ern in Terry's hand baring
entered his lift breast about three
inches aliove his heart, piercing both
lungs. Bland fell forward dead with
a pistol in his right hand, which af
terwanls indicated that it bad not
Urn fired. After giving himself up
it was testified before the coroner's
jury that Tern1 said: "Damn him, 1
hoi I have killed him, and if I have
not give me a chance and I'll finish
him." Terry claims that Bland
owned lire on him first and applied
1 ..... i . H'l l.-.l
a vile eptinei to nun. iney iuw
It must have btvn an aw ui strain Mv 0 d Mm, because f
on Cinderella when she tried the , ,,-, alI,.Ked j.trcalment of his
lipieron not to pretend it was too ..
big for her.
Betwivn thirty live and forty-five
then1 is not one woman in fifty that
does not (Ive her hair, anil the reason
she doc
have to.
To Cure a Cold In one Day
Take Lsiative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
tare is on each bus.
The Bear Creek Association.
Ultra ir Tlie JunruL
According l promisp we herewith
semi you a little w rite up of the last
annual session of the Btar Creek
Primitive Baptist assis'iation. wlmh
convened with lite church at Free
dom. Stanlv amntr, N'. ('., (VtoU-r
3rd. 1th and 5th. ItMtt.
Thus passed iulo history the ser-elity-mwmd
annual session of llie
gilthering (geiher of these humble
followers of the cross, ami we arej
glad to say that the session just
closed was notable for harmony and
peace, nothing of a grievous or hurt
ful nature being sprung or agitated
during the meeting, which presages,
e hupe. that fraternal feeling still
existing wilh us, and which feature
of our meetings is something of
which to I proud : that is, we al
ways kk forward with pleasant an
tic'pation to any of our meetings
where brother and sister can meet
brother and sister and join together
in the worship of our Iord and mas
ter : that our voices may go up as
one man in praise and honor to the
only true (Jod, he whom we hoe to
love and worship because he first
loved us. But 1 am digressing, and
will say that the weather during this
meeting was all that could le de
sired and there were lots of visitors
present, all of whom were most hos
pitably entertained and eared for by
the members and kind friends of the
community.
This association is rompeseu of
seventeen diuretics, comprising four
counties, and the rliurehw were all
represented by delegates present but
one, and mat one sent a letter as an
the others also do. There were quite
a number of visitiug brethren and
sisters present from Abbott's Creek
association, who were cordially re
ceived, me llltrolllcton sermon
was preached by Cider J. F. Mills,
and though short was the very em
Imdiment of gosel truth and was
well received. Kldcr Mills was again
unanimously chosen moderator. That
old patriot, F.lder S. C. lattle. though
very feeble, was present, and on iNin
Stanly county, at Howard's Chapel,
'and tin- annual or fall s-ssion routes
!to Cnton oountv, at l'nun drove
chnn-h. The brethren and friends
at these place are linking forward
with pleasure to these meetings.
There is always a large crewd in at
tendance at tlune mivtings; Sunday,
Oi l l r lib was no envption to the
rule, but there was no real bad be
havior. The business of the associ
ation, as above stated, was pne over
in ic:uv and iuiet, and union and
fellowship preailed.
The arting at the stand on Mon
day was a feeling scene and one that
is not easily drjcriU-d, and can bet
ter be appreciated when witnessed.
So ended the meeting, and the peo
ple wended their way homeward
realizing that this was a meeting to
Ik" remembered. This sketch has
been very hurriedly prepan-d, so al
low some degree of charity for the
writer. J. W.'Joss.
Marshvillc, X. C. U. F. D.. No. 1, (-
Uilier 7th. 1'.K13.
Horse
Health!
For putting in prime condition
any horse or mule the best of all
remedies is Ashcraft's Condition
Powders. These Powders are won
derfully ftective because they cre
ate appetite, the digestion is made
perfect, worms and parasites de
stroyed, and the system cleansed
of all cross humors. The Pow
ders fatten but never blont.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders
are wrapped in doses. In fact, in
their preparation the same care is
used that a druggist would exer
cise in the filling of a physician's
prescription. High grade and real
merit is the first consideration.
Ashcraft's Powders consist of
small doses, prepared from the
purest and highly concentrated in-
dav delivered one of his most ixiiiitcdi gretlients. that have been found
and eloquent sermons. The punch
ing during the meeting was ol one
piece -the theme of grace, free grace,
ami the justifying righteousness of
Jesus Christ, our redeemer, who be
queathed this great inheritance to
his U'lieving ones, not for anything
gixxl in them, but because it seemed
good in his sight to do so. The
churches in Stanly county seem to Is
revived, having received members
recently. All the ministers in and
U'longing to the association were
present except one, and there were a
couple of visiting ministers present
fnun AblMitt s rnrk, r.ldcr Hroaii
way and Brother Moncess, a young
preacher.
She next spring session gtK-s t
beneficial to horses and mules.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders
always high grade are not to be
classed with the many bulky, good-for-everything
powders now on the
market.
Ask for Ashcraft's, the kind put
up in doses, and good for horses
and mules only.
"II&vIhk trtnl mniT kind of rinaitlnn Pow
ler, t punnlW A-heralfl the tNt on th
tnirkpt. 1 ukr lFMure In recommending
Ihrm (ft my tornila and t'UiUiuers. It. CAMk
HKLL, Hickory, S O.
Trice 25c. package Sold by
English Drug Company
FOmnsKlBKEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Rloht
How YVt Oct Our Time.
The following description of how t
Umi NatKHiol tlbsen-aUiry at Wash
ington determines tlicex-! time, we
take from an eu-lange : '
The fixed stars bJive no nHdion'
tlutt can be measured by any itistru
nvnts known to scH-mv, and certain
of these, known as "time stars," are
made use of in ascertaining and re
coruiug cornvi uii-. r.ii'fy iirai
night an astronomer, at the .National
Observatory in Washington, lies)
down on a mattress, with his eye
fixed loan instrument calh'd a tran
sit This instrument poinls exactly
north and south, and is so set that it
can be raised toward the .emth or
kiwered to the horizon. at the will of
the observer. At the astronomer's
side is a telegraph key, which con
nects by wire .with an instrument
composed of a slowlv-revolviiig cylin
der, on which is wrapped a paer
with eveulv spaced lines running
each way. This instrument is also
conncck'd with tlie enduluin of the
"lime clock," and each beat of the
pendulum is recorded on the revolv
ing cylinder. In the eye-pive of the
transit are five delicate lines made of
spider webs, and, as the (articular
"time star" enwses each of these
lines, the observer touches the tele
graph key and a little notch is re
corded on the slow ly-revolving cylin
der, which is recording the pendulum
beats of the clock. Calculations are
then made and the exact time is as
certained and the "time clock" set to
that time.
F.very day at thni' minutes and
fifteen seconds to twelve, a switch is
turned on at the observatory in Wash
ington, and the U als of the pendu
lum of the "time clock" are sent over
the telegraph wires all over the coun
try. F.very operator in the I'nitcd
Slates, where he heard the signal,
s'ops all business and prewres to
receive the correct time from Wash
ington. These beat continue until
ten sect-nils More twelve, when they
stop. This is to give the icmtors
notice that the next "tick" will lie
noon, and, when that comes, the time
of the otliee clock, or operator's watch,
is carefully noted and the difference
Mween it and the Washington clock
is adjusted. Smie of the clicks are
connected directly by wire with
Washington, and are so arranged
that the instant tlie noon signal comes
tlie hands w ill jump to twelve o'clock,
no matter what they may indicate at
that instant.
A Love Letter
Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Halve for
Sores, Bums or Piles. Otto I Haul
of Ponder, Mo writes: "1 suffered
with nn ugly sore for n year, but a
box of Btieklen'a Arnica Salve
cured me. It's the Ixtrt Salve on
earth. L'V. at English Drug (Vs.
A Saloonkeeper Shot by a Lawyer.
Ufveatwr IM-Mlcto. sis
In an altereatiou at 6 oYLk this
afU tTHioii opaciitc tin-court Itoiiscon
Main street, while i-cdnal court was
in session, Mr T J M;irphv. a prom
inent young lawyer lu re, !i"l .1 It
Coble, a sal'tikr-r Then- was
only one sh 4. the ball taking efiivt
111 the leg just Mow the knee Coble
alki d off limping to a drug store
and Murphy waike I over to a magis
trate's oihce a te f t away, where
a warrant lor an allr.iy ;i served
u)n him
In a magistrate's court this morn
ing Murphy secured judgment for
25 on a mercantile claim he held
for rollirtioii against Coble. This
.ifternn while Murphy was stand
ing on the corner talking to a fi n ml.
Coble approached and began using
offelfiiive language, n hieh lis! Mur
phy to call hurt a liar. Coble imme
diately stunk him. The twoclitiched
and struggled acme's the stn-et. both
falling. Murphy at the bottom.
ik'puty Marshall Bnudnax pulled
Coble off as the two in a doubled up
(Mention wen- struggling to rise. As
Murphy went to get up. resting on
his left hand. Coble it is said made a
lunge towards Murphy. striking him
on the head. Then Murphy drew Ins
pistol and fired. the Uill sirikiiigCo
lile on the leg, but running around
the bone, causing only a llesh wound
As the two men were U ing raised
up Coble exclaimed: "iV'ii't shoot
any more, Mr. Murphy." and Mur
phy said: "Why. have I hit you?''
"I Is'lieve Von have," said Coble.
"Well, then, damn you," said Mnr
phv, "run had better go and have it
attended to and let me alone hereafter."
My Lungs
" Aa attack of la gripets left me
with a bad coue.li. My Iriendi said
i bsi consumption. I then tried
Aver't Cherry Pectoral and il
cured me promptly."
A. K. Kindies, Nokomis, III.
You forgot to ruy a Dot- g
tie of Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral when your cold first
came on, so you let it run
along. Cvcn now, with
all vour hard couching, it
will not disappoint you. fl
I here s a record or sixty
years to fall back on.
Tkmilm: (Sc.. lie.. II. sllennlm.
rutlt fir l'iir. 11 s Mrt uk It,
Oimi ilo t h aivi. tt tit itili you ai
t uk. n. Ilin Sonl uk tt. II kuow.
bests ueltk htm. w tlili.
JClHRl..Uw.ll.ll.ll.
SptcndiJ Ptsults of llonol Totl.
An--?,1 r.ti!-r.
We are a' linns ! s u": i- i:.
'ilitof .ttliuiriiig n.ili.'.s:. ii !'. t! t'.e
cotton and knitting ::.i s a" t! i
pl.f have l- a ld ii- I ! . v
f.i:iilhi-. W. ' i- an- -.:
e.uii lt. tte .-h.lii i.f. r t- ! !
twn fldv
Mr. K I. . r-iiicr."iry a v y- .t
heiiti-. w.! ! ' a v .' i a !. ii
ily t little g!i ' aisd a v.. n
While tlnir P .-:r--f Vi !i : .sd
tlteir stock "f d' ten: n.i'.'"!t. ;.:.':
tton and releii'lt i !;.!
overtk'Wing I'y wotkit.i t';r.!
'summer and aitertiatiug vm 'i i.i i
'other d'iriugtlieseh''l III"..'1. - eve-',
lie ..f .h -- I rigl.! young gir's I
rtviv d a g"l ili: -.it :!!. !! - i
well, livetl h.o-pily, tni-.ved
health and Ui n ; 1S inn t t i.. ir
lesenillg mother. A feu d.l .!'.
Miss li'la C.irti-r went t.-h v.iii
to enter M'h' l. r.ii-l :t ui'h-'iit
living that the others nil! f. i!'w. It
is a noble eat: 'pie '.'. hen- us. f ;1 ! -have
not lvn fritted away tl.'-cgli
fear of Imiiest t"il An- t h- r j :
in their favor is line tin y kne ii!.o
lvn regular attendants up -n cl-uni
.Hid Sunday srhot.l.
Fveryoite knos bright ::u i !," c-
ful Sue Caldwell. w!.o has .,.t ;
long in l.i r tit us. F..'.n:ii:ga she
tbs's a dollar and cpw n -r day ;i'
the knitting mil! she is a .lv--al l.e'l
lo In r mother ami two bpiiin rs.
l was a sad il.n lo twoof .iMi n t
tit st and nmsl high'y r s,( , te.l ,.rti.
ladies some f mr veals ji w ;ieii tne
burdeii of helpiiig to , I t a h e
had fallen frem their slen. '.!,!
to sir that home go in! i asii -s. Tin
tears shed pr"ed no hiinii', .n-'e n.
tlie re establishmclit of !i ..t I, :;! .
and Mi's. Sallie Mmi!i is i ne i.i' a
numlsTof ttidoaed uii'!liei-s vli.i.i
children have liM"l ti call l.-r
jbtessi'd.
I llogall Oi ho f"U!id the man tle't
I hit me wid tli.' brick.
I (rognu Areye L'oin' i! een'; ;
I llogiin- Hi :iiu ii'.l. ' I'.v.l-. a'! a'
mistake. The tt.oii w as oi.l v d:n' i
! Ins j.nly. He n:is!-.'k I' e !"r a t,i ;
! collector. j
S Hvill.lt Ion i-a ! Ill in;: t'i le.n li !
people how to ci.iiMiiii' alh ruai'il
Confessions of a Priest.
K'ev. Jim. S. Cox if Wal.
writes. "I'lirtwelve years I sull.
from Yellow Jaundice. I eon mi
ti iiuhiIht of physicians ni'd Ii
all sorts of medicines, hut got
relief. Then I lieg.in the use
Klcctrie Bitters and feel that I
now cured of u disease that had
in its grasp for twelve years."
you want a reliable inedi ,;.o
Liver mill Knlnev trouble, slum
disorder or general debility
Klcctrie. Bitters. Il s ginuanl
by Kuglish lrug Co. tluly oiN
Cool 5pring Items.
. V . v ., Hi. Journal.
(', " ,,, is ,, mim up niivly and is
U hu laridiv g.i'l-rei. In this in--..
-1,.1-e c .i!.:v t!e-er' is liear
i in a - i t- - Corn isu.it ven gl.
Mi - - .1 N .i.i.uit and .1 I).
aih !.'.! r-s '!;. put iii a ginning
i I ... i a e i nig g l work
1 ;n tis- n .u.' a very bUral at-r-,i.t-
itoiti ti !! "I tliiscotn-
M aiel M - I.. I!, liuggiiis who
hue l-i a s, k t r s. er.d wivk
w 'ii '.ever, ; :i nil) ' mg
"1 .. : i- a ia.nl d-g s-.irv in 'his
.tat.. v a I a days ago. but the
I 'l.s Ui-ii kiile-l and theev iti'
mti' i sii'..ei.tig All Jog should
I-- lu'.'iii.l i ry ci.isi'ty during tin'
h. ! few v.ivk-. ami if one is seen
,ie';:i j s'r.uige'y lie should either lie
k:'.d i v ri.r conliiied for at least
twuv-'-ks. One m.o Is- ever so g 1
I fi -end ! tie' dog. bnl wlien a mad
(i..ee..!M s right into his own ii'in
'r. iai'y ami ereates such excitement
as to make tin" young "kids" afraid
to io courting S unlay nights, lie is
,!, ie to h"M' that the next b'gisla
'nre will tiot Is- governed altogether
ii. -sit . la- s ii'uni lit, li lt will come
t ,e r.'-! iie of tin' people by enact
,nga l;.' laving dogs so heavily that
i:..-v v. id n .t ! kept eveept ill easo
of in-.! niiY-sity. H-
rk..
reil j
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BONE FOOD
Soft and crooked bones mean
bad fcedino. Call the disease
rickets ii yiv.i want to. The
sjrowino; child must cat the
riolit food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on througb the list.
Scott's Kmulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoseseveryday
ojvc the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
How leos become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness conies to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Right lotxl will cure it
In thousands of cases Scott's
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT BOWNE. Chemists.
40U-ltS Pesrl Street, New York,
yx. sod fi.oo ; sll drugful.
FOLEYSHONHrTAR
ercaildreai soft, srs Jfe eelsWee
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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Charlotte's Lowest Priced Store For Good Goods
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iThn DirrCtnnn rnnnoP fTTinnCl C-CICT UPU
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1 Trade anflLoiieoe bis.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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The Bio Store, corner 1
Trade and Colleoe Sts.1
Here comes The Bee Hive again with a list of unmatchable values, prices that can't be matched elsewhere with equal goods.
-This we guarantee, if you find it otherwise we promptly and cheerfully rotund your money.-
. . . m aa i a
Wo l,v fr Snot Cash, and sell ONLY for the Snot Cash. If you pay cash it will PAY YOU to come here to trade, you will find a big diHerence in YOUU favor.
f1XV' J '.-' J Sfe
A OT TMTO T We sell everything in shoes. One of the largest and most varied stocks in the Carolinas to select from, x SHORS
i OrlUljV. T We buy a great many jobs, odd lots, samples, etc., direct from manufacturers at away under price. T vl l SLJ.
These Doints important ones, we always take into consideration, and unless the stock is new and fresh, and the shoe made by reliable people it cannot come into our store.
Shoes sold for just what they are. We tell you just as near as possible what to expect of shoes you buy here. You can depend on the wear, and that you will get your money s worth
no matter what price shoe you buy.
Woinen'a Solid leather Shoes,
all styles, good looking and good
wearing Shot, Wioes that accumu
lated on a very largo factory, only
a f'tw pairs of a kind, not a full
cane of any one. kind, they would
regularly retail at 1.23 and 11.50
aud l good value for the wearer,
our price 98 cents.
Large liue Women's Shoes, all
kimlN, from 40 cents a pair to the
Best Kid in a Genuine Hand Welt
Hhoe at f-'.flH.
Men's Oak Kip BIiocr, a good
one, all solid, tr cents.
Men's Solid Satin Calf Shoes,
good styles, alt sizes, 9!l cents.
Men's Fine Vicl Shoes, good
lookiutf shapes, round toes, all solid
leather iuner aud outer soles,
counters, etc., all sizes, would ben
real good shoe at 2 at other stores,
1.4!.
Men's Uox Calf and Heavy Vicl
Kid Shoes, the best wearing Shoes
made, they stand service and al
ways hold their shape aud look
weil, the newest and best styles,
Men's Fine Shoes, fine Patent
leathers, Patent Vicl Kid, Patent
Calf, etc., made on ltlucher and all
the good styles, hand Sewed, Shoe
worth :l,50 to 15.00. J.4!I.
Boys' MissGS' and
GMidrens' SH06S.
We make a specialty of these
lines. While we carry complete
lines of Men's and Ladies', we give
good space for the little people's
Shoes. They usually wear them
out quicker than older people and
for this reason you want to be more
careful in their selection. We can
make it pay you to conic here any
time for these.
Ilnys' all Solid I-eather Shoes,
good shapes, just the thing for
school wear, !i-H cents.
Hoys' Fine Shoes Vicl Kid and
Ro Valf, nicely made tip Shoes,
nil the new lasts, all tifs, 1.1.
Misses and Children's Shoes of
all kinds everything fiotn 4'lci nts
a pair to 1. 1'.i
Very strong limn at SS and
its cents
'If
fe-r swig
V
Drv
Vou w.. ..way. f.nd h, beat here- Strip. Madra, arn. Q.ngham good ,u...y. U.t color. ... co.or'a, gocd for Shirt Wa.st,. Whole Drtsse, Wr.pp.ra, ChLdren.' Dra, Boys' Bodl. Men'. 5h.rU. .c, goods you will find prlC .0 cent, at other store., her, 5 cents-
. .... ,i A. c..j i r.u,. ... .11 the lo.,llnir hrands. Beautiful Fall Pattwiu, others get 5 and 6 cent, 4 cent.
R.mnant Calicoes. . ,. . yurf, gooa co reas, ---"? ' . . Z ,w Wool Flttnm, fH8t ml Um kind 0hers get 20 cents and more for, 14 cents. Good Jeans, brown and gray, 10 els Pillow Cases, full rim 43, 8 cts.
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NOTIONS AND SMALL WAKES Ob ALL KllNUS.
We give special attention to these lines and you will find complete assortments of everything here.
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FIVE CENTS
5 Alumiunin Tbiuiblea.
1 Oerman Silver Thimble.
1 Baby Cap. 5 Children's Vesta.
1 Indies' Bleached Vest with tape.
5 Full rolls White Twilled Tape.
5 Bolls Black Tape.
5 Sjiools Turkey Bed Embroidery Cottoa.
FIVE CENTS
1 Card 144 Agate Shirt Buttons.
1 Bet good Knitting Pins,
fi Crochet Hooks.
2 Good Steel Crochet Needles.
1 Double Crochet Hook, beat steel.
S Full Tapers Pins.
1 Paper beat Brass and 1 of the Cheap rina.
FIVE CENTS
1 Dozen nice Pearl Buttons
1 Urge Pearl Shirt Waist Button.
1 Package Assorted Wire Hair Pins.
5 Nice Horn Hair Pins
8 Yards Val Lace or Insertion.
5 Yards best 8ool Biblsm, any color.
2i Yards all Silk No. 2 Satin Kibbon.
FIVE CENTS
1 Package Kid Curlers
1 Pair Curling Irons.
1 Boll Oriental Wool Braid.
1 Tooth Brush. 5 Down Safety 11ns
10 Dozen Hooks and Kyes
1 Mourning Handkerchief.
1 Embroidery Turnover Collar.
FIVE CENTS
1 Box Face Powder. 10 Balls White Thread
1 Large Pencil Tablet.
5 Small Pencil Tablets
1 Good Iuk Tablet.
1 Composition Book and a lead Pencil.
1 Nice Box 3 Cakes Soap.
1 Box Letter Paper with Envelopesto match.
FIVE CENTS
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2 Packages 50 Envelope, and 24 Sheets of
Writinff Paner.
48 Sheets Writing Paper and 25 Envelope, ,7
1 Bottle cologne. lt lcau renctts
0 Lead Pencils with rubber In end.
1 Bottle Good Mncilege. 1 Small Ledgci
Charlotte. N. 0. THE BEE HIVE.