AE MORNING POST: TUESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1901 ;
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Tailored Suits
Golf Capes4
Veiotu' Jackets
Cloth Jackets
Valuta Extraordinary
Ladies' Tailored Suits,
ivorth $20, 25 and $80
for $15,00
each
TIE
y
-AND
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idwinter Sale.
Carpets
The entire line of Carpets
have been reduced for January
selling. Specials for this week
are
Ingrain Carpets
Ladies' Tailored Suits
worth $10; 15 and $20
S7.50
for
each
Ladies' Velour Jackets
worth 10 and $12,
S4.00
Every department puts its shoulder to the wheel
and every effort -will be exerted to close out all winter
goods. While all the goods are not here represented
the missing ones are equally attractive. Spring
goods 'are already arriving and room is needed.
However, if you are ready to start with your spring
sewing the new lines ot Embroideries m CamDrics,
s -n-rnfn si nn. The
new wmxe urooas surpass any snowing, uoiov, Qdd iecand short
i - T J 1 1 - -
made in Haleigh and prices are m keeping witn xne
auality.
Matting
FOR: ANYTH1NQ ;
side. Kevert!h:les God aked What is itt
hy hand, etc.' That rod Indicted , to
Moses that he would rueeeed in all Lis
undertakings ot : taking the children o
Israel out of bondage- He tiiustrated by
saying every man lias a rod; that rod a
talent given Mm: that rod would pro
tect. It. might (be- the rod of the pen,
needle cr hoe, and it was the duty of
every man to rwork ' -wirh it. tile n
larged1 upon the fact that if man failed
to use the. rod a talent given him it
became, of -no use o- Mux and (possibly,
the time might ame wheen he would li'&e
to call ditto requisition the ta'kar, but
his desire would be' of im avail. Mr.
Bradsh-S'w said he came to, litis people
with, the hone of do?ng gojd, to up
build Hie ean&e of C'hiSst and hoped to
hare drem" help'? to. -t3tft end, 'Jtiat his
labors, mi irht not be limitless. He made
a nio&t fat arable impression npjn his
ipeoplo and will, don ttle?3 do a good
work here.
cmarles Kelley of .Grand Rapid?,
Mich., an experienced furnitur:?- txac.
has arrived to assume flSh? duties ot
sup-tcintendjent ?f the Golds boro Table
And
verytfiffi
NEEDED IN
irnt-ih rrif nnd t,5r for Op lid -'mrpany, -whoselarge plant, .will exn
ILOrtll. WC anaCJOr aVCyu in readilless fyr the machiaeTy. The
j company is pretty well fixed in raw
material, .having already several mil.
i ions of feet of hard wood luxiber.
t regret to ciiraraele tire ssvicus il
ness pf General W."'G. Lewis, wh is
suffering An attack of .pneumonia.
Mrs. (IIead,o Brldgers, loo,: is
quite i(?k. kast evening she suffered a
stroke of paralysis and lias not spoken
Ingrain Carpets
worth 60c and 75c for 50c yd
. t-
lengths at
50c yd
for
each
Ladies' Golf Capes
ivorth 0.60 and $12.50
S5.Q0
for
each
' Cloth Jackets
worth p.oO, 9 and 10
for $5,00 each
hs. Cloth Jackets
tltti $12.50 and $26
Sf.OU each i
Dress
Goods and Si
69c
Velvet & Brussels Carpet
Odd pieces and shore
lengths at '75c yd
88c
98c
50c
for
Remnants
Remnants
WOOLEN GOODS
COTTON GOODS
TABLE DAMASK
WHITE GOODS
in fact all classes of Dry
Goods, marked with quan
tity and price.
CREPE DE CHINES -3 in. wide, worth 90c:, for
Colors are Creamy Pearl, Gray, Black and bky
Blue.
CREPE DE CHINES 24 in. wide, ivorth 1J25, for
Colors are Ueurl, Gray, Ashes of Eoses, Cer ise,
Lavender and Corn.
CREPE DE CHINES 24 in. wide, ivorth $1.25 for
Extra heavy Crucible. Colors are Old Rose, Wh.tc
and Black.
PRINTED LIBERTY SATINS-- inches wide,
tvnrth &7 00. for
Theseare all silk. A splendid range of colors
and exceedingly good for ivaiis.
PANNE VELVETS-0 wide, worth $2. 50, for $169
In plain colors and figures and are of the latest
productions.
Wool Goods
Some Extremely Good Values for Eariy Spring
and flid-winter Wear
nillinery
Ladies' Trimmed Hats
worlh10and 12 for $ 5 00
French Felt Hats
worth $2 for $1-00
Toques and Turbans
worth 1.50 and 1,00 for 50c
Ribbon Special,
5 and 7 inches wide 9c yd
UNDERWEAR
Low Prices
Exceptional Value
$1.00 Quality for
75 c Quality' for
50c Quality for
75c
59c
42c
to TTanrtu Blue Serae. worth $1.00, for 7? CI
51 inch Cassimere Suiting, worth $1.3o,for 9fcC ;
T - i -r- 11 . - 0...,"j"-v,y-. ti.nvth 5 .? -Par- fKr '
54 inch Camels Hair Suiting (imported) worth $1.50 for 98c , Combination bUltS
45 inch Cassimere Su iiing, ivorth 90c., for 5 9c j T ADIES
At Cost
Evt re stock of BLANK
ETS and COMFORTS
xr. .n tnrr.elx Hair Suiiina. worth 1 5c, for
S8 inch Wool Albatros, worth 75c, for
Colons are Cream, Pearl Gray, Cardinal, Laven
der and Nile Green. -
49c
c9c
Two Specials
19c
43c
Hi
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'JOKING BACKWARD
FayeiteviilePresbyterians Cel
ebrate Their Centennial
Consisting of CASHMERE, SJiJ-U-Jv miJLXUus.o,
F AlNCY .WORSTEDS, TRICOT FLAKNELS, COV
ERTS, ZEB ALINES, HOMESPUNS, &C. These prices
are for CASH ONLY:
$1.50 Quality for
1.00 Quality for
50c Quality for
: MISSES
75c Quality for
98c
69c
39c
49c
1 me 1 1
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
Biitory of tbe Church BcTlewed and
Addrcssaa Dellreroihy DlattnzuUhcd
DlTlBDB-Xlie House of WorsUIp Ke
ently Renovated and Beautified
Louis Council ConTleted of Criminal
Afcsault and Sentenced to Death
1T55, and the regular organization, of
the Church under itev. John ltobinson
iu the year 1800 down to the present
time.
Very proud of the august occasion
vhich brings them and their friends to
gether, the Fayetteviile Presbyterians
have made their venerable house of Avor
ship most beautiful in floral adornment
end artistic decorations; and, under me
supervision of Mrs. W. It. Hall, organ
ist, and Mr. H. 11. Novitzky, leader,
have arranged a progrm of sacred music
to .please the ear and gratity the taste
of the most finis-bed connoiseurs.
Tondght Iiev. Dr. Engene Daniel, of
Raleigh, will be present to deliver the
address of the occasion. He is not a
stranger to the people of the communi
ty, whom he has more than once de
lighted and thrilled by his grace, polish
and eloquence in the pulpit, and tuere
are very pleasurable anticipations of
his visit. Tomorrow night the services
v.'il close- Tvith the address of Rev. Dr.
V. W. Moore,' of Richmond, A. a., ona
of the strongest men in the Southern
Presbyterian .church.
Following is a summanzed puipu ms,
Fayetteviile, N. C, Jan 7.
Cotvc-irniuence of The 'Morning Post.
Th(. .Mmmomftpiitive services of the
r ! . i . r.? r rtffniM I r. ,1'mSirV LflJdU : t - -
vu yji. lUL' 1 ajKlltiii't v-
thn.h onened at 10:45 o'clock yester
day njoraing with the usual devotionai
x!-i-tc nfrnr whirii Iter. Ul. rl. Or
w nonrma onillltT. from IbUU tO
1802; Rev. Andrew l-iynn, of Hillsboro,
from 1803 to 3805; Rev. John Robinson
fseconl pastorate), from ISOo to
- V5' ailcl ' W L Turner, of Virginia, but at
H-il, a niember of the board of trustees pReA , .' 1iW,h. 1809 to
I xuat miiu 111",, -
of Union Theological Semmary, (and one . 181o. Rev. j. H. Turner, af Richmond,
of the most distinguished divines in the , Va.f 'i814 to 1810; Rev W. D Snod
yvih Carolina Swiod, delivered an a'ble grasSf 0f Pennsylvania, 18W-1S ; ivev.
eruj.vj on v!ha Chuvch the House of ;Kobert II. Morrison (father of .Mrs.
'taking his text from 1st Timothy, stonewall Jackson), 1821-lh-0r Rev. J.
ta.rd chapter and 10th verse. G. Hamner, 1830-1829; Rev. J. J. Knk-
lu the afternoon 'there was a large patrick (died .after four montas Qryice),
ceti-onnial anniversary of the orjaniza-; i830; Rev. A. H. Rowland 1831-18d4,
,;ii Kev. R. U. Jteid. of Columbia, S. lReT. J. TV. Don4Y? oTm
0.. addressed the children in i-e aosencejn). McX, Turner, 1SJ:1S49; Rev. Acam
of J-.,v. T. 'P. .Barclay. At the night j nhrist (longest pastorate in history ot
v,,., ,. . i j Ahnwvh huildinz. -uhV 1841-lSfl: Rev. J. M. fcber-
ii ui; .uuuy . r,: ! v-"u,v"'., i j:- xw.. P.-irolino
Rev. Dr. II.
A. Li. Phillips,
been recently made to the editico, com
prising auditorium, Sunday school rrm,
alcove and handsome new organ, -ill of
which have been paid for. The old aje
of the church is a green, hale eld age,
fivll of strength and of the spirit wh.ch
is to erown it with added honors-,ii the
future.
Louis C.an-.-'il, negro, charged with
criminal assault on Mrs. Vet. in Flea
Hiii township, whom Sheriff Bums car
ried to Wake county jail for safe keop
insr, was put on trial for his Irfe on Fri
day morning before Judge Moon?, solic
itor McLean aud Messrs. D. H. McLean,
J. C. Clifford and N. A. Sinclair prose
cuting, and ex-Judge Sutton aud Mr. A.
S. Hall conducting the defense. The
case consumed two days, with two night
sessions, the jury taking it late Satur
day night, and hanging unu. Sunday
evening. They then rendered their ver
dict at the opening of court of guilty,
recommending that the. sentence be com
muted to 15 years imprisonment. Judgfl
Moore then passed sentence of death.
The judge then took ' leave of the bar
in f eelinsr words,- and was responded to
1 bv -Hon. J. G. Shaw and others, rie s
much liked by our people.
At little son of Mr. John Ferguson, of
Little River Academy in. the northern
part of this county, was very seiuously,
perhaps fatally, burned on (Saturday
while playing about the fire.
'Senator Pritchard jjives to Congress
man Thomas his promise to use his best
efforts in the cause of upper Cape, Fear
river navigation.
Mr. John Graham, o, fthis city, of
Graham's extensive bock store and
music house, will Ie married on the k2d
instant to ;Miss Anderson, of Mobile,
Ala. v
ALL ABOUT G0LDSB0R0
The New Preacher at St.
Paul's Methodist Church
Charlies Manual, colored, has located
in the city aigain. Seve;ral ytars ago b.2
was eonviebed of an attempt to wreck
tlie Atlantic Coast Line "Shoo-ny" near
the southern1'' Emits of tihe city, and s:e
.tenced to a term, in the penitent jary.
Having served his term ihe retnrns to
the community.
Harry Dobson left today on an ex
tended visit To Augusta, Ga.
Will Arrinton. colored, was uo t-
fore the court of -the great til'Pnser
this morning on the charge of being dis
orderly and using profane ianguago ttt
the .Sabbath day. Arriagton haLs frcin
the county of !Nash and undf.r t2ie per
suasive : influence of John BaiOeycorn
seemed more bent 6a having a little
fun than- he was to create a diftm-b-ance.
Having secured an empty barrel
he placed it in the yard of one Aniiie
Adams and offered to wager mcney h
could lean into and out of ths barrel-
quite a crowd 'gathered. Amngton fail
ed to 'get-up a. bet, but did create con
sTderable langhiter. One witness saCd
that Arringtou "wais playlnig monkey for
ihem. He was ordered away, but be
fore goinig AiTington; gave them a few
leseons in the dancing art. The gieat
dispenser listened chre'oilly ito the evi
dence and thought soberly all 'the while.
At the conclusion he put on that s'tern
look and said to Amnston "The next
time you -want to riia a circus you had
best take out li'cetnse and be caTeful
tto exihihlt on a. week day. This being
the first time you have appeared be
fore this court as an offender, I sus
pend judgment on payment of costs.
I.SS, Ohief I" and Arrington lcokei as
blank as an exploded cartridge. "NixtP
shouted the dispenser. Aiasl therft was
no next and the temple was toon do
eserted.
Robert B. Shaiw wenlfc to Raleigh to
day. To whom it may concern : I wish to
say that "My Daughter-in-Law" will be
in The city on Thursday evening next,
10th dust. "My Daught-er-in-i'w" U
making a toiir of the State and is b:
ing greeted by large, appreciative
audiences.
.Senator B. F. Aycock will s Con be
come a resident of our caty.
Theo. Ilerkeitt OX ia.9 rsew ior;;
World "was la. town today. " .
Miss Letitia Evans, a former ward i
of the Ori'lhans' Home, font now a pu-iu1
of the Greensboro Female CDlieg1,
after a pleasant visit here the guest. L
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. 'Harrison, during
the holidays, left today for Greens.ibo,o
to resume 'her studies.
Rev. M. Bradsha.w conducts th.3 serv
iVps t the , Second Bantist chnrch Tues
day evening, subject, 'tThe Gop"l fd
the Ohurcli of tne awentnn century .'
Tlie mseitins tonight ' at St. John's
church wkasi a pleasant 'beginning of
the week of prayer,
Charles Pears-on and Mr. and Mrs.
A.'D. Zachary of Raleigh were at the
ICennon today.
Fred and Charles Swindell have re
turned to Trinity College. V
Blank Hooks
' - AND - '
Office Supplies
LAW BOOKS,
T -
SCHOOL BOOKS, &c, :
write to us. Your orders will have prompt attention
Alfred Will iams & Co
Bookite'Jers, RALEIGH, N. C.
eautifol Shade Trees
The Silver Loaf Maple, the most raiud-srowing maple , and the most : satis
factory' general-purpose "shade tree. We have an immense stock f fHTa"eS
of well-develop; J specimens, young and thrifty, smooth and straignt, ana
beautiful branched heads-three sizes, viz.: S to 10 feet, 10 to 1- feet,
feet high. A!o other shade trees, such as Norway Maple, ougwr- mapie.
Weir's Cut-Leaf Maple (very ornamental), Carolina Poplars, etc weu-aevei-oped
EYergreen specimen!, large assor tment price on application. ... ...
If interested in fruit-ariowiiiff. write for our free , sty-pago innKrmtea
catalogue and forty-page pamphlet on " How to Plant and CultiTate an Orchard.
J. Van Lindley Nursery Co.,
Pomona, N. C, v
FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED
By having your DENTAL WORK done at the - ; ;
New York Dental Association
iioileman isuiiaing, r ayeiieviiiw
EALEIGH, N. C, -
ALLWORK OtAKANTEISD.
Interstate Phone 306
PRICES:
The very best Set of Teeth guar- .
auteed for ten years.
Second-grade Set of Teeth. .... . .5fJ
Gold Fillings ?lnp
Amalgam Fillings 4,JC
Cold Cown ., 5.00
Porcelai. Crown . .50
Bridge Work, per tooth... ,5.00
Extracting ..... i ........... 25c,
EXPIIKT 0?EBATOBS IN C2IJKE
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i HE TALKS ABOUT TALENTS
A Furniture Ifcan Arrives from Mich!
gan to Take Charge of the Table
Factory-A Farmer Citizen Beturns
After a Sojourn in the Penltentiary-
imatenr Circus Pcrlormor Get Off
Cheap
iullenes
and lines of seats in the ; wood (afterwards editor
were filled by a very large garner- presJhyterian;, ioax-ooui ,
people from all denominations iw
)vt!,p ndreaa of Dr. llid Oil the
!:.:i.:en'ce of iCalvinism in Civil Liberty
'-i ;-vernment." 'It was a grand
if-.ne, and treated with masterly foree,
Y'u -profound erudition, with thriilmg
-i-ieace.
Hi is morning there '-was aTery Inter
meeting, during -which an fejs--a!
sketch af the church ' was read
the pulpit, embracing the meetings
1'rcsbfteriaas at Cress- Creek vipm
r tt;h -iSftS-lRSi!: Rev
A-"". , Dl
18SG-1889; Rev T. i. tsarciay, xooj-18-
Rev. Dr. A. J. 31-cKelvay (now
editor North Carolina Stan-dawl), 18!2
1897; Rev. 11. T. G'ram,. the nine
teenth and present able and scholarly
young pastor.
The church building has a pleasant lo
cation, surrounded by a large grove
neaTly on the banks of Cross Creek, the
beautiful stream which wind -through
the town. Extensive improvement? bars
i
Goldsboro, N C, Jan. 7 The enlarg
ing of the Post freni a 0 eeluinra to a
7 column paper and the improvement in
type is a ..move along right lines and j
win lr? appreciated hy the reading puo
lic. Airs. Joseph H. Pritchard, r.ee Holt,
wido.v of the Sate Joseph It. Pritchard,
who die! a't Petersburg, Va., on the
31st ult., 'will return to North Oa-roMn-a
Speetnl Kate Via Senthrrn
Meeting Grand Lodge of Masons, Ea'.
elgh, X. C, January 8 to 10. l'J -On
account of the afcbve occasitm the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets 'to Italeh at reduced rates,
tickets on sale January 5, 0, 7 and. 8,
with final limit 'January 12. 1301.
riv.iriAf-t Prtnltrv and Pet Stock Associ
ation, Charlotte, sY C., January 15 to
18, 1901.
On account of ths ahove occasion (he
iSoutbem Itatlvfay will sell round trip
tickets to Charlotte, X. C, at the rat2
of one first class fare for the .jouHd
trip. Tickets on sale January 14 to
18. inclusive, with finanl limit to ulan
uary 21, 1001. Rate from Raleigh $5.05.
For further" particulars, write or call
on T. C. Sturgis, Ticiet A'gent, Union
Depot and Yarborough -ouse.
Members of th ' North .Caplina Socie
ty of. Colonial Dames met at the Es
chance Hotel on the afternoon of Thrjrs-
day, the 3d instant, witn a v.ew t" form
ing a Local Cii'c-Ie. or shb-drvisioT? of the
society. An -aajorunea msiin
LD HENRY WHISKEY
is so popular because it is so
,jrood. Try it and be convinced.
For sale by all first.class dealers.
STRAUS, GUNST & CO.,
Proprietors, Richmond, va.
-"' Ve'-' 4 VVV yy.
STEAM H EATING
HOT WATER HEATING
When iu Goldaboro, etopat the luipe- j
rial cat e. Convenient to all trains
Special attention paid to traveling
men. Meals at all hours. Private dlu-
lng room lor ladies.
P.1RKER COTTON COMPASS'
Solicit mill Orders.
Coltlsboro, N. C
An experimental powermaking garb
age oreniatoi-y is to.be built in CU
eag-o. The idea in -.mind' is in certa'ti
whether the h'-'sC' dalopel by bmrfl
iny the city'o gabase can be ctiUzfel
to make an :ui..rji!?i:i' rc'ltum- ;pcn JhO
capital invested, 'lh's pUn :w In oa?j4
t!on in- sccaI IT sii . (iti i i
smaller gizs. .
vriu ha hold at tl'. same place on. fncs
to tiie home of her parents- a't Merry j da v nest, at 11 '. a:., whic-u all Raleigh
, members of tho Kociety are requested
Alex. P. McLean, the clever yotms
I'o-st representative, passed -through to
day goiivg north. ,
Aniong-tha me'bers of the Legislature
passing tlu'ongh today for Raleigh I
noticed Gecrge L. -Morton of ;New Han
over and N. W. Taylor of -Carteret.
The funeral of irhe Hate Governor
IJrogden, lield dram St Paul's ciui'eh,
j-e&ierday at 2 1 M., was largely at-
. tided, the interment following in Vtl
Ijw Bale cenratery.
tnf inrrAKa Xvrpi hrPTi rA 'rehir
ed -with their jiew' pastor. At Panl's
flmrch, Rev. M. 'Braiisiiaw-, tJie new
pastor, preaejred two most excellent
sermoois yrerday. At th mornin'g
hotrr ihis text was IJjo'Jus 4:1-5. Theme
the proffer oi ' talents. ' T5e rod
referred ta in the passage, the preacher
isa'id, might have been a 'shepixerd's
ttaff - or n r from ff the--m7ut,tai.,j'4
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HARRY A. HART,
224 Fayetteviile Street.
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and those of -the -vicinity are invited to
attend. Ladies expecting to join the
society at an early data and those in
tending to -transfer; their mem'bersship to
it arc also ihrited. '
Cold Steel or Death,
'There is bef one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation," was the" awful prospect set
before Mrs. I. B- Hun, of Lime Ridge,
W;8 by her doctor after vainly trying
to'enre her of a frightful case of
stomach trouble and yellow jaundice.
He didn't count on the marvellous power
of Electric Bitters to cure Stqrmach
and Liter ' trouWei. tut she heard of it,
took evn bottles, vas wholly .cured,
avoided surgeon', jaife, now weighs
mre lad reel betr . than eYM. .It
positive" guarantee to . cvrre btomacn,
Liver and: idey troubles aad never
dianDCints:-Price 50c at all drug stwes.
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED IN ALL BRANCHES
!32'- -i'
Nowfor the Road
Nothing that goes on wheels caa excel
car pleasure TeWclet, whlci show tha
ep-to-date carriage ia Its test tyle,
Jontl.faI couples and t&mlllea most en
joy the stay days irhea comfortabl.
casconced ia oni of our handsome tura
cats, with a quick s-ippiaj rer&dstet ec
team is front Oar liTtry is palroaixtl
S the beat known people fa Biieiiis j-
UPCHURCH & HOLDER."