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f The Burke Connety News0 FIRST OF jHiL THEE NEWS. VOL. II. MORGANTON, N. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 29,1900. NO. 25. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. New apples and peaches are now quite plentiful on the market. i Regular meeting of the Odd Fellows to-night. New officers will be elected. Miss Lillie Branch, of (ireensboro, is visiting- at Mrs. Mary Martin's. Photographer Howenstein -pent Tuesday and Wednes day at his branch gallery at Marion. Messrs. G. W. Jones & Co. are re-modeling their store front and will put in large French plate glass. The First National Bank of Morganton began business yesterday. See announce ment elsewhere in this paper. Mr. Ed Powe and wife and baby, of West Durham, are at Esq. W. E. Powe's. Mr. Powe will be here until Sun day. His wife and baby will remain here for awhile. Messrs. B. P. Davis, Moul ton Clark and J. M. McGal liard accompanied Dr. Dixon to Amherst Tuesday. The party took dinner at Mr. J. S. Tilley's and report that the7 were rovallv entertained. Profs. Chas. C. Weaver and (i. P. Jones, of the faculty of Rutherford College, were here yesterday and to-day. The prospectus of this college is now in press at this office and will be issued in about a week. Keep it in mind that there is an entire new registration tor the August election. The books opened yesterday morn ing at 9 o'clock and close Saturday, July 21st, at sunset. The books will keep open each day except Sunday. The National Democratic convention meets in Kansas City July 4th, next Wednes day. A special Pullman car, bearing on. both sides a ban i ier, "Tar heel delegates to National Democratic conven tion, Kansas City, July 4th, " ill leave Raleigh Sunday 'liter noon, July 1st, over the Southern Railway. The car w'll pass here Sunday night. Subscribe for The News. A C ARINQ-UP SALES nn onday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 1 3 and S 5 3 2 -S 5 3 $: (J: S : & The closing of the season calls for final stock adjustments in all departments. This means that all surplus stocks must be closed out at once. We mean to make these sale days memorable ones. We mean to surpass in values and varities of any previous efforts. Compare present prices with former prices in the representative lines enumerated below. Every department in our house will contribute bargains for this great sale. WASH GOODS. - 5c Lawns, dimities and French ginghams, in plain and fancy, from 1 to 10 yd pieces, that sold at 7c, 8c and 10c clearing-up price per yd 5c 10c Pine organdie, dimity and lawn, white and fig ured, real value 12 and 15c, clearing-up price per vard 10c Supperfine French fancy organdies, real value 30c, clearing-up price per yd 15c 7c Those handsome pat terns in fancy crash that sold to 10c, clearing-up price per yd 7c 10c Fancy linen crash that sold for 15c, clearing up price per yd 10c ZYzC Good unbleached muslen per yd 2ltc 3c Light color calico per yard 3c 3c Fancy lawns per yd 3c 10c English long cloth as many yards as vou want, real value 12 He, sale price per yd DRY GOODS. 9c Fancv figured mohair, real value 15c, clearing-up price per yard 22c- Cassimeres, whip cords nnd serges, blue, black brown and grey, real value 35c, clearing-up price per yd 22c 35c Black and blue, fancy and plain brilliantines, real value 50c, clearing-up price per yd 35c SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS. Misses' shirt waists, real value 40c, clearing-up price each 30c Ladies' shirt waists, made of best percaleand madris cloth, real value 65 and 75c, clearing-up sale, your choice each 45c Ladies' silk shirt waists in all the leading shades, were $4.00, clearing-up price $2.79 29c Ladies' crash skirts each 29c i $1.00 Ladies' linen crash skirts, each $1.00 1 48c P. K. skirts each 48c $1.00 Ladies' P. K. skirts, nicely trimmed with in serting, slightly soiled; these sold for $2.00, clearing-up price each $1.00 BARGAINS IN OUR CLOTH ING DEPARTMENT. $2.50 Men's suits were $4.00, reduced to $2.50 $3.75 Men's suits, were $6.00, reduced to $3.75 $5.75 Men's suits, were $7.50and$8, reduced to $5.75 7.75 Men's suits, were $10, reduced to $7.75 Odds and ends in men's sin gle pants will be sold during the sale at manufacturer's cost. BARGAINS IN SHOES. Owing to an important change in our Shoes Depart ment every pair of shoes must be sold regardless of cost. Ladies' dongola shoes in button, lace, spring heel and low cuts, patent . leather or self tip, re duced to 1.00 Ladies' hand-sewed and turned shoes in button, lace, spring heel and com mon sense, also oxford ties that sold from $2.50 to $3.50, thev arevours at only $1.75 Men's shoes in light and heavy weight reduced to $1 Men's hand-sewed shoes in lace and congress, in vici kid, box calf, willow calf, and French calf, tan or black, that sold at $3.00, $3.25 and $3.50, are re duced to $2.50 AZARUS BROTHER.
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