Tim MORNING POST, SAT URDAY FEBRUARY 24, 1900.
5
MISTAKE OF A LADY
She Makes the Common
Twentieth Century Error.
A THIRD COTTON MILL
Goldaboro Taking a Strong Hold on
the Textile Indutrj Knife and Axe
Handle Allalr-Ttae Bal Poudre a
Great Succeee-Ladlee Aid Society
Gives a Supper JJowi Items and
Current Notes.
GoHsboro, X. C., Feb. 23. SpeoSal.
'Referrals' to the s'fa'.t anient of the ed
itor, in my notes Eta today's Issue,
4nmt this da not leap year," a lady
flriend takes the position ttuiat I did
not sav that it was1 the inference,
ItoTCrer, m i glut, flra-ve been snich ind
suggests that it this be the twentieth
century, why not, by the same rule of
reckoning, Thiis be leap year. Weft, the
iUil poudre, which is, under another
name, but a powdered ball, was a
Ixnilliant success. The young men of
the cfity are loud in their prams'.
Some twenrty-five couples took posses
sion off the Kennon diuihug' 'hall. Miss
ILollie and Mr. Earle A. Humphrey led
off to the sweet entrains of the graind
anarch, after whEch the nnen on bend
ed knee a. trailed: the favors, which
-were soon by delicti te fingers pfcruned
km 'the lapel of their cowis, eaoh sport
diKr carnation roses. A general Avalrz
(followed;, which opened the gerrm-m.
At 12:30 a very dii'mty tnipper wis
vpread, which the boyss stay surpassed
. their fondest hope, -being one. such
oniy as our g-irls Could 'get up. A mong
nlhe visitors priwiit wen? M'i-sses
'Mebcine ef Marrard. The festivities of
tnlne evening exitemded far into the
aiigbt. Indeed, -some of the boys were
so elated at the pleasure given them
that night was permitted to da wn Into
day ere sihimber was sou-girt. This is
Wot 'the 'twentieth century, either.
Ed.
There are 'but 3,000 bales of cotton
stared in our warehouses, as eom
3ared with 8,000 baies alt the same tEnie
Qa-t year. The imJarket opened here
this morning at Slj cents per pound.
The quiet "of CQaetnfujt street was a
fort dishrrbed 'last craning. What prom
ised at one time to be a scrimmage
fortunately was brought to a teraii
wation wijth 'but little d'annage result
ing. Mr. John RrOrt and son, Henry,
wlho resdkie some distance an the conn
It ry, hfcud a few words with (Mr. John
iS. 'Powell ct Sontherlands -stables, Mr.
IPowell .toiok exception to the (remarks
taf th-e younger iBrtitt, -telling hilm he
wouil-d mat take it. Mr. PoweM claims
ithat at 'this Mr. IBritt ran to a near
by stand, gra'bbing an axe handle,
when he, to protect hiimwelf, drew a
(knife and proceeded to cmt ki way. At
this point the elder Britt took a hand
fin the affair and dealt a sledge ham
imer b.low on rhe Qeft cheek of Mr.
tPowefl m-ear the left eye tihait brought
ithe trouble !Co a fin:. At the -trial be
fore Justice Broadh'urst the evidence
was slightly oonflictting, the Messrs.
(Britt taking the position ithat Mr.
Powell attempted irfhe use of his kntfe
"before the axe hiaindlc was brought
finto irequisiition. HL-s honoo." the justice
dismiissed Mr. Powell and iniipcrsexl a
time of $5 and costc upon -botih the
elder and younger Brttt. When the
total wa-s -footed up and Ofiicer Tudor
was givein Uhe pa'iers Mr. John Bri tt
Bettled .the $lS.4o. witilr the remark
that it Was pretty heaA-y for one (blow
The interesting part of the ttrial Anas
.the evidence given by a young man,
ain eye Witness to 'the difficulty, who,
when on ithe s:and, knew very lit tie,
"but when others he gain theCr 'testimony
Ibegajn to "jine in' with additional in
formation, iwivich called tforth the dis-
pleasnre of Justice J3roadhur'st, wiiv
promptly ordered the young fellow to
sflrafc up, with the remark .thait he
ipiaced no confidence in hiis evidence
Ahen on ithe stand; being convinced
tihat jhe was n'ot giving .the whole
truth, as was quite evident. Mr.
Powell's iL-heek as badly bruised a.nd
his eye fs dis-coloretl. Other wt'se he
W3 getting on Yery nicely when I saw
ttaim thlrs mornfing.
It tovrn-g been ihmted that cotton
milll No. 3 was am early possiTjiility for
Kroldsboro, The Ttoist man intervflewed
Mr. tflemry Weil early this imoming,
peeking inform'atEon, knowing 5Ir.
Wtiil to Ibe always 2rt the front rank
iwith ialnythang good -for the commun
ity. -Mr. Wled! a-dlvi'sed me that there
was serious talk on the pant of the
ownefrs of the Wayne co'Dton imolll,
which eniterprise'has been paying so
Ihannisomely, to either double the pres
ent ejapatfty or buiM an additional
xnOl. It is possible a deterunl imed! move
to ittosa end is being (made, ots ibbe out
put of the present mill does not "begin
too meet present demands for the pro-d-uet.
'When this addition ffs made
Goldsboro wiill httve three cotton mills
instelad cf .one, as at present, for the
pronators of the mill referred' to a'e
eently aire a'teo determ-ined to buidd at
a.a early, day. AHiaft if GoBdsiboro
shonihl Kave even more than three?
The markets of the world are opeii
(to us. We grow -the cotton Why not
rigibt here put the fleecy staple finto
cloth?
Ir. Carl iBtheridge has accentor!
position w9tb Mr. George .Richardson,
! doctor belren-cs both the public and
.the sfra'fcernity should be niiievea oi
these danrou-s lts to society.
IThe .Dadies' ADd SocCety oif St.
John's dh-urch gave tin ciegalnit sup-per
t -the pansoJn'Jige in North okls'boro
this evenilng, 'fftolJ was largely at
tended and ini'uch eu joyed. Pas'tcr
Moyle sectms to 'be doing a good work
with this church and has a go'od hod
aip'on the hearts of 'bis flock, even trr
mow and "then one of .them do visit the
fortune tetler.
SI. We'id 'Bis itta'veiling men, 3Iaj.
W. T. -tlloCloweai land Ilonel Wefil, are
both "out on the road hustling" the or
ders in.
. ..'Mr., Buck Hudson, a namesake of
Presidenit Bwdhahan, came in froni
Smilthfield Khiis monniing via Oaptain
Cblliear's ivestAwile, and, making for a
clothing store, was soon diked out in
a -brand new "suat of clothes. Buck Willi
gest after ms about putting his aname in
print, 'but know he will excuse us
'when we say (he lis one of Snniitiilfield's
fixtures, 'for- what would . Johnston
county cottoon growers do if Buck was
dead and gone,
o3. A. C. Davis has just returned to
the city from a professional visfit too
iXew York city.
Capfc. Gats IHoQloweill, Avhieoi charged
Ai'th 'beCtng the man .that siheiled out
the dollar tfo 'the fortune itei'lesr, gaive
two reasons to proA'e that he was not
the individuiaL Said he: 44It is known
I am not the s'timglest mam in town,
and, besides, I df.dn't hare tQie dollar."
Mr. Gleun Manly of Winston is in the
ctity todiay.
Ex-JGbvernor Thomas J. JarVis pass
ed through the city, en rou'te to the
East
Kev. J. W. Rose has returned 'to the
citty from ilndiian Springs township,
Avhere he officiated at the marriage
yfsteaxlay of Mr. S. D. Byrd to Mites
Effie iE. Brotidhurst, at the home of
the bride. 'Miiss BroadhiBrst is a niece
of Justilee D. J. Itroad'hursft of our
city. M'r. Pose, who enjoys a. good
meal, pe;iks very JJlg'hly of the dinner
given just after the marriage.
i
CONCORD.
SUITS BY WHOLESALE
His Hands Full,
South Atlantic Life Insurance Com-
the matter. Tom Lucky,': the negro
patient, -has passed ttfc secondary
stage of -the disease and will recover,
i'Lucky's wife etd child who were sent
to the rvAst hrnc -wrfthi him have
Durham Magistrate Has neithr shown any symptoms of the
Mr. E. C. Junla.D. ithe pflumber, ief
todar fri- ivrrorrt o attend the
f uneral of ihia -neohew. a air. tBarnnart
' l-whrk Mori vWpnvisiv. Mr. Barnhat
A SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE 'was agent for the Southern road a
CNorwood and was a Dogmj juuu
young man, 22 years of age.
Mrs. (Xellie Blackwell is quite il
with pneumonia. She is the mother
pan? urganizea in uicnwood, wltn of Col W T. Blackweii, anu is aiuoui
r.An. -T. r.rr nm SamiiH TU..v.. 80 VirS of age.
I While at work on a new house in
ldent-iuarriase oi laiss Fannie King nRast Durham a scaffold broke ane
and Mr. it. B. Finder-Two Iflen Hart two carpenters, William Glenn and a
Tv T?na -wprp tnrofwn to the arround
- mm - . U.-.X JLV - " - ' CJ
Jocated and was considerably shaken
Ob. while iMr. Ross escaped with a
23. Special. few (bruises. The wonder is that both
An F.rent or Interest in the Social
Whirl and Movements of People
Who Are Well Known.
Concord, CST. C, Feb. 23.
Correspondence of The Morning Post.
Mrs. tB, E. Harris entertained the
Beethoven Club in a most charming
Durfhm, N. C, Feb.
It is no unusual thing for the atten- ,the men were not seriously injured
tion of some of our magistrates to I s a remembrance of Washington's
i , . . (birthday, Mrs. L. L. Morehead, one of
rw i.rr curt IHtt o emofl l off cm J 7 '
j y Vi the leaders of Durham's fair sex, pre-
unimportant civil acuon, hut 'Squire sented two pictures of our first presi
D. C. Ounter has just completed a dent to the graded schools. The pic-
series of cases of more than ordinary tures were presented througn Mrs. u.
interest M Walker, vice regent for iNorth
. . , Carolina of the iMount Vernon Asso-
A few days ago Mr. A. J. 'Roche ciation- Gen. J. S. Carr, also pre
and wife of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived sented two very valuable hooks to the
in the city and toesan to consult Judsre schools.
The Historical Society of Trinity
, . A 7 College held its second annual civic
lights. The result of the consultation ceflebration ,last niglbjt. The address of
was that a summons and attachment tke evening was delivered by Rev. T.
were issued against Mr. John R. if. Marr, pastor of the Centenary
Cochran, an officer? in7 the North Methodist church of Winston. His
State Lumber Company. When the subject was "The Philosophy of Hu
officer went to the hotel to serve the anan History," and he showedl deep
papers there was nothing found to at- thought and careful preparation. The
tach, not even an extra pair of socks. ime of thought followed up in the ad
iAs a consequence of this discovery the dress was that the philosophy of his
action was dismissed by the court, itory was Christianity in its most vital
Another summons was then issuxi aspects. At the conclusion of Mr.
by 'Squire Gunter against Cochran Marr's address Dr. Killgo, who presid
asking for a judgment for $188. The over the meeting on account of the
trial of this action was long and illness of Mr. 'Boyd, president of the
tedious, Ibut was decided at 9 o'clock society, announced that the trustees
this morning hy a judgment being iiad conferred the degree of Master of
given Mr. Roche for $185, -with inter
est ifrom 1897. Cochran appealed the
case to a higher court
'Immediately after this decision was
rendered, Mr. Cochran turned plaintiff
and started an action against A. J.
Roche and Judge R, W. Winston for
Arts 6n Prof. Jerome Dowd,
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOB
CHILLS.
And ferer Is a bottel of Grove's Taste
lKs Chill Tonic. Never fails to cure;
m.,nn of Jior Ti.m an .Xnrfll iMflltl "VWU1" 'L,lat --" " ""
iuaiiuv " -x j. n J
the i 'U5 security ou xue uiiaomnenc wxiii
with Mr. lioche. After hearing the
200 as damages sustained. in the first "
r , .IT- i imnnniuiai a. x ivv v.uv. -
junge winsrou! . ,0 i4.
action. In that case
Rtrept vesterday lalftera'oon. At
- w
conclusion of a most interesting pro
gram, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, after which the
club adjourned to meet with Miss
(Leslie, March 7th next
Washington's birthday was observed
here today hy our Ibanking institutions
and the schools. Exercises appropri
ate to the occasion were held at the
Central Graded .School building this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. -
Mr. James W. Cannon went over to
Albemarle today in the interest of his
cotton mills at that place.
Mr. "Bradley, recently manager of
the Western Union here, is now em
ployed in the office at the depot.
money back if it fails to cure.
I C. B1BERSTE1H J CO.
evidence the action was dismissed at
the cost of the plaintiff.
But the end is not yet, Mr. Roche
cCaims that Mr. Cochran is indebted to
him in the sum of about $1,200 and
it is intimated that he will 'Dnng sev-'. t p.
eral other actions against Cochran, Mill ArCHltCCtS & 0lfl&3rS
uvming 'Wie original lnueuieauess inxo
many suits.
From the evidence brought out on
the stand ib seems that Mr, John R.
Cochran, who has lived in this county
for a year and half, has also lived in
Xew York and prior to that time in
(Michigan, where his wife, ngainst
whom be has' divorce proceedings in
CHARLOTTE, N 3.
WILL QQ ON
GUR BOND
Tne ieriiii
ii
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63!
OF BALTIMORS.
Peaoorees Over S2. ir
Accepted as So e Surety by lbs O. I.
G0Tt-,and State and Coantietot . 2.
Primary, Second
n AAft nMCAtl . J vl I SS4l
be tr.mt.d at ; h m.ail!
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nH atlll hv. m'i. Zl -' ooirte 'T"
Copper Colored Spots Ulcere ' 'Hsu0"
t the body. Hair or f& .Bn7e.
write
Solicits the Bonds of
' Xaak, Corporation and R. R. OSstr
County, City and Federal Officer.
Cotton and Tobacco Bayers.
Dep. Collectors, G rers, etc
Insurance and Pi ilir A.tntt.
Postmasters, Iet r Carriers, et.
Salesmen, Clerf and Bookkeeper i.
Administrators. Executors, etc.
Guardians, Receivers and Assign! si.
Contractors and Huilders.
Tobacco and Cigar Manufacturers.
And all persons occupying positions of
trust or responsibility.
Afienta wanted throuflhoat t
State-
SEASONABLE RATES.
COOK REMEDY Co
344 Aasontc Temple. Chfr
proofs of Cures. aSitai ?S8X' u.
A Elicit the most obs?,Pna?ic$a5g0 000.' &
f cured the worst cases In is?'
g 100-page Book Free. 13 to 35 day,?
LIGHT UP!
X TO f
I R. B. RANEV, flsi'l Agea
J BALEiaa. M. c. f
4 QQ&&$&$&&&
Why . don't yon use
Light?
Good, steady, certain
a
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE.
good business by night as veil
as
day.
Be up-to-date-have your home
your store well lighted.
Gas Stoves in all sizes for
Have just received a fresh ship- n, Latins? on PxhihiHrt
iiitrxit vaiiioraia eiery una ii.'uii'
flower, extra fine.
If you wish tb have made a fine
basket of Fruit, you can have that
made at the OA1DIF0RINL1 FJEtUKT
STORE at any price.
cookln
a
at our offlce,
S. E. LINTON,
If you wish to buy fine Florida Or
anges, the 'CALIFORNIA FRUIT
STORE has 'them always.
If you wish to have a Grane Fruit
for breakfast you can huv it at the
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE.
'Buy Wiley's Oandies, always- mire
and fresh. CAUIFORNLA FTtTTTT
STORE has that
California Pears,, extra fine, for sale
at CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE.
next to Tucker building.
Malaga Grapes, extra, fine, at Cali
fornia Fruit 'Store. 7 "
A. Vurnakes,
232 Fayetteville St.
NTERSTATE 'PHONE 227.
Gen. Mgr
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTfiM
Roses,
Carnations,
And other choice Cut Flowers for
all occasions always in stock.
FLORAL DESIGNS AT SHOrT
NOTICE, WEDDING DEC0DV.
TIONS, PALMS, FERNS IN RET
VARIETIES, ALL SIZES; WIXTEP,
BLOOMING PLANTS OF Ipkii.
ROSES, CALLA LILIES, Etc.
Visitors cordially invited. Green
house, North Halifax Street, neiP
Peace Institute.
H. STEINMETZ, Florist. :
Bell 'Phone 113. Ilaleisi, x.
SHADE TREES!
Mr. ""flrf 1 VOT ris- S PhaTr That Grow and Give Quick Shade
rt Vm-rlt.f trul.iv rfn liTsriness.
Mr. Ben Craven, who until recently!"4 atw 01 -some o-iu iuss. ne says
was employed in the office of the
tPatterson Manufacturing Company at
China Grove, has gone to Atlanta to
take a course in a business college at
that place.
Mr. William 'Stuart aeft last night
he does not owe him a cent.
An organization has been effected
in Richmond, of which Gen. J. S.
Carr, of this city, is second vice-presi
dent, that will no douht stay the flow
Silver Leaf Maples, Sugar Maples,
Carolina Poplars. Lombard Poplars.
Young, thrifty stock, smooth and
straight the kind that grows off
for the iNorthem markets .to purchase ,fr thejSouth to the financial centres
of many thousands of dollars annually promptly and live; no old rough trees
tit .Dover, uenving ilatst evening fWr ik-'o
ajew home. Oarl rs a bright young fel
Bow, wfbx carries with hiim the best
rwishes of mrumerorw ffrienda.
IDtr. W. (H. ai. Oobh has returned to
tthe city delighted with his vt?Lt tr
Oharlesttocft. Charlestotn did the noble
part Dy our excaiienit physician and
VritTzerr. ond we are sure tfrom t-h
clever reports ta the Oharieston. papers
tfaat he did himself ond the firaterntty
great credit Whcm tne doctor tackles
. th-insr he roes to with gloves off.
O tracks tfruba him with even greater
-far eha-a ithey do the angel of dark-
jjees, and well they should, for the
the spring line of dress goods and no
tions for the mammoth store of Can
non & Fetzer Company. He expects
to be absent ten days or two weeks.
Mr. T. E. Smith, the hunter and dog
of the North. The . organization re
ferred to is the incorporation of the
South Atlantic 'Life Insurance Com-'
pany, which was recently chartered by
the General Assembly of Virginia. In
several months, left for his home in
New Jersey yesterday.
Mr. ID. B. Coltrane went to Norwood
today in the interest of the Norwood
Cotton Mills, of which he is president.
HENDERSON.
trainer, who has been in our county perfecting the organization General
arr was eiecreu one or tne turectors
and later the directors made him
second vice-president of the company
which starts off with a paid in capi
tal of $200,000 and a cash surplus of
$T0,000. The object of the company
can better be understood hy the fol
lowing clipped from the Richmond
Times or yesterday:
"The company will be operated on
regular old-line principles according to
the best and experienced methods of
the most advanced companies of to
day, with rates adequate to provide a
reserve which will give the policy
holders the same protection granted
by companies already established.
"As its name implies, the company
will confine its operations principally
to the South Atlantic States Virginia.
iNorth Carolina, South Carolina, and
Georgia. It is not intended to try ex
periments, "but to provide a home in
stitution by which at least a portion
of the money now sent North may be
kept in the JSouth. IXo war will be
made upon foreign companies, hut
Democratic Countr Convention Called
Cotton mills Declare a Dividend
Sudden Deatb in the Country.
Hcndersop, N. C, Feb. 23.
Coirre-spondence of The -Morning Post.
Wtndocn iE. Garey, chtaiirniiara of
Vance county IDwrioeraUic execulfciive
-coimm'l'ttee, has tsued a call to tthe
towniaMp committees to meet at their
rcispotctive preeemie'rs ion the 3rdt of
March to cCeet delega tes to itth'e comnty
convention, wiiwcn wai miecT, in we
court house Saturday, the. 10th of
Maivh.
'President D. Y. Cooper tin forms me
that the diireetiors will meet parties
owinOtig propemty Saturday fo eltect
and purchase a -site on wtoicOi to il-ocate just as South ls man.Ufactliring a
i .Jifet lid VlUip UiXU U1U3
saving profits which formerly went to
Lthe iHarriiet cottcn mils.
site is purchiais'edi wctrk wiill begin (as
socin ate the' weather opens.
The dijrlec&rs cf the Ulenderson cot
ton mlUil's latit Monday declaretl a
semfi4ann'ual divdd'end of 4 per cent.
DairDng tire months of Jhtnirary and
iFefbruary mainy famPKes ha.ve onoved
to illeinderson, and many moe desflre
to come, bait there are few vacant
h'ouaes now in the town.
Card&s are out for the marriage of
Miss Birdie Ozellie Ctirron of Meckllen-
iburg, Va., -to Ir. Wildiiam Eaton Moss,
merchant, of Henderson.
lit Js rumored, and not without foun-
dsairSom, itfliat the Seaiboau-d: Air 'Lfine will
soon erect a commodious tficket office,
with wai'tSmg roams attached, for the
act-ommodoitiion of ithe traveling pub
lic.
News reached here this m'orn inig that
Mr. Sandy Buske'tit who Qived ta short
duatlancte from town, while riding .with
Mr. OharJes Buchatn from hdis house (to
the front galte, yesterday .'before sun
set, ffell tfgaTanst the back of the. buggy.
-Mr. liuefiian, tMnking he had fainted.
'returned irnmediattely, but befoae re
moving hi-m to the house it was found
uiie had become exti-n-ft fmm ir.
tfaiiure. Mr. Bitsketit,
ctltJl'zeii and eulccesstful tfaa-mieip- nmirl
was taJbouit 77 years of ae.
'Massachusetts, it is proposed that her
people may buy a part of their lif in
surance at home instead of frurnish-
ing capital to "build up other States.
Give list of wants and write for prices.
Transplanting can be successfully
done at any time now when frost Is
out of the ground. If interested in
fruits, ask for free catalogue and pam
phlet on "How to Plant and Culti
vate an Orchard."
J. Van Lindley Nursery Co.,
POMONA. N. C
Bide Tor Construction of Sewer.
Purchasing Department,
Raleigh, N. C.Feb. 16, 1900.
Sealed bids will be received for con
struction of sewer on North Blood
worth street until Monday at 12
o'clock m., February 26. Contractor
will be required to give bond to the
city in the sum of one thousand dol
lars for the faithful performance of,
and the completion of the work within
sixty days from date of award of
contract. Specifications and profile can
be seen at the Mayor's office upon ap
plication. The city reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of Sewer 'Committee.
T. 'P. SALE,
(Purchasing Agent.
Durham Dyeing" Go.
DYEING OF COTTON AND WOOL IN
BLACKS AND ALL COLORS
Absolutely Fast Black and Lisle Thread Black
a Specialty. Also dyeing Hen's and Women's
Garments .....
Latest Improved Machinery.
DURHAM, N. C.
It is not so much your money that
Concerns
The
PHOTOGRAPHER
as his desire that you shall have the
The :Rev. Dr. George D. Grundy,
aged nmetyhree, is the oldest clergy
man in England, and is still active in
Irtmance of the duties of his
pulpit and parish.
Statistics for -th . iemr TAr ,ul Pwlkb wt umi art can
ww.wfiw., r " ':tmake. His motto is "Perfection."
show that in the four States albove
mentioned, $7,817,211 was collected by
non-resident 'life insurance companies
in premiums. Efforts will be made to
retain at least a portion of this vast
sum in the South to be the conse
quent upbuilding of her people.
This is a move that will 'benefit our
whole people, and as -usual General !
Carr, of Durham, is one of the fore
in getting the matter started. If suc
cessful, and there can be no doulbt
ahout its success, the company will
keep many thousands or even hun
dreds or thousands of dollars dn the
South.
There was a beautiful home wedding
at the residence of Mr. and tMrs. N. J.
King in Alston avenue last nisht at
9 o'clock.
Special nates via S. A. I
On account of. the Mardi Gras Cele
bration at New Orleans, La., and
Mobile, Ala., February 21-27, the S. A.
L. will sell round trip tickets on ac
count of this occasion for one first
class fare for the round trip, tickets
to be sold daily, commencing Febru-
jary 20, up to and including February
25, with final limit March id.
On account of the Gala Day Celebra
tion, Southern Panes, N. C, February
21-22, the S. A. L. will send round trip
tickets for one first class fare for the
found trip. Rate of $2.20 will apply
from Raleigh, to be sold February 20
and 21, with final limit February 25.
Winter Tourist rate from Raleigh to
Old Point Comfort, Va., $7.60, with
The contracting parties fiaal limit six months from date of
were iMr. (B. ;R. Tingen and Miss 6aleJ to Southern Pines, N. C, $3.50;
Fannie King. Both are well known .Pmehurst, N. C., $3.7o; with final
young people. They received many 11it 31
handsome and valuable presents Rev Fvr urtne Information regarding
C. J. T. Parker, pastor of the Second f0118 rates write or call on
Tta-ntisf VhiTtv-Ti nffiAtaw xi- the undersigned.
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marriage a sumptuous wedding sup
per was served to the bridal party and
a few intimate friends.
The smallpox scare has about died
out and now very little Is said about
Z. P. SMITH, C. T. A,
tt o Raleigh, N. C.
H. S.LEARD, T. P. A..
Etaleigh, N. C.
C. H. GATTIS, D. f . A.,
Sleigh, N. C.
MAT1-
FIRST cms
WHISKEY
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QUALITY. FIT.
E. CARTLAND
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flerchant Tailor.
Established Reputation of Twenty-five Years
and Every Season Better Than the Past.
Samples and Blanks Sent on Application.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
SatisfactiorL Always Guaranteed
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BELLEJViONT I
A perfectly iure JBye Whiskey, ten years old. Price, $12 per ca
W twelve faU quart ox $4 pet gallon. In gallon jugs, packed a
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Rye or Bourbon, six years oid. wen matured, In wood, at W V
case of one dozen full quarts, or $3 per gaUon.
We recommend. these whiskeys for family and medicinal nse
and will prepay freight charges to Sy- point Tin North Carolina oa
receipt of pnee. . No charge for pnekin?
Acme Vine Co.
Dealers in High-grade Wines and Liquors and Agents for rabst'i
. ; Milwaukee Lager Beer.
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