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j, DDJX. ST ATE CONVENTION.
, Raleigh; Wednesday, August 20thj
DCn. Cone; CONVENTIONS.
(
, ,4th District, Durham, July 24th,
Utauiamot, ureensooro, juiy vtu.
Cth District, Laurinburg, Jaly 29th
sftit two summer vacations with me
pr&bhing often in my pulpit. i; He was
onffpf the beet men in his class at Yale
and had the most scholarly mind, 'Be
received be highest fellowship awarded
at Harvard, -beinganceesaf ul in
competition .with others. He has
sent his shaft deep into the
fundamental truths. ., I . hare never
noWff If tfian of higher ideals or loftier
sense OL honor: snd be cannot help but
inspire Bis students and impress himself
noon them. I know Mb. Williams so
wM inA tiae anoh confident! in his
ability; and believB so thoroughly thai
he would All the chair of Moral 1 Philos
onhT wi'h distinguished success, that I
have taken the liberty, of writing." .
Riv. Clarence Obeely, of Mt Car-
mel. conn., says: . i
. 4I have known him quite intimately
as, a school mate at Yale, and X regard
him not only as a master of the subjects
in his chosen field, but of an exception
ably fine and sound moral nature. His
influence over students would be healthy
and elevating." !! "
Those who knew MR. Williams as ft
student at the University of North Caro
lina, or as a professor ; thereafter at
Trinity College, need no assurances of
his talents, learning and character from
the eminent success above quoted. ;
Pbof. A. W. Long, of Wofford Golege,
who was a colleague at Trinity, has al
ready endorsed him in the public jour
nals as; eminently, worthy of the chair.
PeofW. H. Pbgbam, also a colleague
$200,000 FOR TRINITYi
;dem.
JUDICIAL CONTENTIONS.
These figures have the true musical
swell. They have a delightful metallic
and joyous ring.
At the close of the 'commencement at
Trinity College, last, week President
CBOWiLLAtated that when the doors of
Trinity College were thrown open -at
Durham in September, 1891, the Trus
tees intended to have an endowment of
$200,000. As . a start to that end the
graduating, class of 1890, , consisting of
twelve members, contributed $100 each
to the endowment "
Including the' princely,, gift of Mb.
Washington Dukn, the college already
has an . endowment in the! neigh
borhood of $85,000. President Crowell
will go into the field to raise the
additional $125,000; and he will raise it.
That is just the kind of man he is. He
accomplishes what he undertakes. Be
hind him are aboutll 00,000 Methodists,
many of whom are rich. It is a shame
that they have not raised this money be
fore now. .They can raise $125,000 by
paying an average of $1.25 each. The
Chbonicl has confidence that they will
not longer lag behind, but that the
Methodists tn the State will rally to the
aid of Dr. Crowell and his oo-workers,
as the Baptists rallied to - Dr.; Tay&ob
.and as the Presby&tfans did around
their Presidents, and . raise this amount
undertakes, in advance I of remOvaT to
tore-ODen a PreDaratorv Dobartmeot in
connection with the lfege. Thiader
nartment will be open for thereceDtion-
of preparatory stUdentsat Hhy time of
tne opening or tne uouege,nsepiemoert
1890. .v-: ;:vzrr.
i. . r v k
' OnArtMfU af Wtlnn Tn1 OAtA:
"ftd District at Rooky Mount, Jnly 3d.
"-4th District at Bmithfleld, July 1st. .
' ; ' etb District at Greensboro, July 8th. ; ary culture for one of his
6th District St Kinaton. Jaly 9th.
" 7th District at Laarinburg, July 16th,
9tb DUtrict at Elkin, July 16th.
at Trinity, says:
. "When a co-laborer in Trinity College, 1 bv September 1st. 1891.
four years ago, he impressed.' himself on The ohbonici i believes that Da.
age. oince wv. me meiuouiaui . are auuuuaabijr
No better opportunity can be offered
for those who wish to prepare for admis
aion td Ctillece in .1891. - The best care
will be taken to man it with the best in
structors that tbe authorities can com
mand. " The advantages of Literary So
cieties, Libraries, and of association with
the older and more advanced students.
wall be granted to all -preparatory pupils
to a proper extent. -
To those three interests let the Confer
ence look with increasing dibeence: (1)
Tbe more liberal endowment of the Col
lege; (2) The patronage and; tbe building
of . preparatory schools throughout Jhe
State, in which pupils may be prepared
for College, and (3) The encouragement
of young men to seek a collegiate educa
tion as a means to growth of character
and a preparation for the higher duties
and services of life. Fortheyou'ng men
the College exists with all its talent, en
dowment and equipment; but the people
must send their sons or bestow jof their
means to bring its benefits within the
means of the needy, in order to enjoy
the blessing of this gift
, With renewed confidence in our edu
cational possibilities, we humbly thank
God for the present prosperity. Thus
favored, we can do nothing less than to
provide still greater benefits for, genera
tions to come. We welcome every agency
or suggestion that can contribute in any
way or degree to this end. - "
Oar OttKT
Where yon can procure the moot yauUble &n
- A Long-felt Want Supplied.
If.-. VV
refreshing draugUto ever dispensed.
ICE CREAM SODA;
BEL-FAS
Another New Drink
GINGER
A C.E i
MILK shake,
LIMEADE,
MOXIE,
Skaved Ice.
Cracked Ice.
SODA AND
MINERAL
WATEBS.
EVERYTHING IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE.
J. HAIa. BOBB1TT,
AND
R A LEI 6 H, N. O.
iWiPHfHL ICE CELLAR.
- t rLL iti 1 ' we wish to anndunc
H OeaSUn OF OaUmlGeS that we have opened a
i unafr xoe iienry . paui
IN ALU ULASHJfi UK
''-all users of ice
collar for its sale
CTThe 0HBONICLK desires to furnish
a .correct list of all Conventions to be
held In the SUte, and will thank its
1 friends to help us.
FkOFfi&aOJT. , HENRY
. WILLIAMS.
HORACE
. - i :
The election of Riv. Hsnby Hobaci
3 Williaics to the chair: of Cental and
Moral Philosophy in
.. : Is an event of deep interest to the en-
tire State.) The ehairia in many respects
' ' the mostimportahtiii theUaiversity; for
k :i V: philsnhy. an ble to present the great
r. n .irxlof iSMienoe, morality and re
btrfl he especially,! more than
that time he has had the "advantage of
four years of special study and vigorous
growth ifl two of the oldest and best
universities' in Amenca."
As to his teaching ability a former pu
pil at Trinity, now professor in Greens:
boro Female College, Deed Peacock,
A. M'says: . .; 'f
4I feel perfectly safe in saying that I
have never bad a teacher who did so
much to make. me work, and inspired
me With such love ,of work. While at
Trinity he won not only' the respect and
confidence, r but . also the esteem- of all,
" .-r-.-:- -I 1 3 . 1 tkou
i w r n m 'V nun ti u .imiiiiuii i . m i,i i . i n c
learned and fauMul teacher; a high-toned
gentleman and a sincere Cjhristian." .
Tbe .Faculty of the University, who
knew him as a studont for fiv years, en?
dorse' him unaualifiedly as a man of
strong eharaoter, fine ability, great in
dustry and scholarly instincts. , :
The University is indeed fortunate in
the choice. Her own Bon, a native North
; Carolinian, .well acquainted with the
character and customs of his own peo-
r , , tanitj to inspire hi students with 'the
eothudasn to do noble deeds and lea4
lofty lives, an enthusiasm which is al-
. . ways based upon faith, conscience, and I pie, broadly trained by five years of ed
i ,;, .(j t religious fervor. But the times demand ucation at the University, by two years
leamiuj and culture, critics judgment
"11 and .JtVaAfc thnnirht nn kiulthin faitli
:l mi)4'bo';tteMind.irf-the! century is
vm questioning allthings and its 'inquiries
, 'J -.r are not satisfied by sneers, frowns pr re-
--' iVtAntftrtitirtn. ' It mmM ririM Ibnnirht that.
'' ih pulpit and the JprofessOrt chair de-.
-j , , iaanaw the same " quaiures of their oo
d.'i.1; oopantf:adnequipnient-rfor the former
'-Was Chghi sufacieni for the latter.
v, But teaching is m distiiwt'frbm preach
j " ing as the intellect froni the heart; and no
:t r . manean'teaph who is ;a .mere preacher.
'Jcdsln ,fromv the , teBtiaoniala of
:j thpi;who;kflpw MRC WiUiAMs well and
. ' are ttasat lyes well qualified to judge;1
we tbtnk that the trustees have selected
' . V- toJraiyy Wowed with all the qual
;3 Wtiik em;to4hw;clu .
' Dr.Koah Porter, of Yale University
of teaching at Trinity, and by five years
of special culture at Yale and Harvard,
blessed with health, energy, i enthusiasm
and winning manners, and fully imbued
with the deepest reverence for his Work
and love of the University, ; he will in
troduce a new force into our educational
able to do it If they do not,, let it be
written, not that they are too poor, but
that they are too stingy.
But tbey will do it
The following address has been issued
by a committee composed of President
Crowell, .Bkv. E. A: Yates, D. D ,
and J. A. Gray, Esq:
1 The Trustees of Trinity, College here
by congratulate the Methodists of North
Carolina, who have . made this institu
tion their special care,' upon the unpre
cedented munificence of Mr. Washing
ton Duke and Mr. J. 8. Garr With other
citizens of the city of Durham.
It is the ambition of the Trustees to
make this institution second to none in
the South, in breadth and character of
its undertakings. With due energy and
foresight they regard this as none too
large, a task in this age of rapid develop
ment and noble liberality toward educa
tional interests. Jt may be a work of
generations, but it is at least our duty to
lay the foundation and build as wisely
aa possible. .
An endowment of $35,000 previously
subscribed is now supplemented, by a
gift of another $35,000 from Mr. W.
Duke, in addition to which other citi
zens of Durham, by private subscrip
tion, will undoubtedly give no less than
$15,000, for the same purpose when the
pending subscription shalj have been
completed. This will give the College ft
total endowment of $85,000.
The decision to locate the College per
manently at, Durham has tne uoaui
.Absolutely Pure
fi&LUiGiiGi;
As the Summer advances
it becomes more and more
evident , that Black' Nets
and Black Lace Flouncings
will be even more used than
last season.
This season has been a
phenomenal one with us in
the sale of these goods. -During
the last few days
we have called attention to
some special numbers in
these Black Laces. '
Those are not all quite
sold yet, and if contemplate i
DRYGGQDS.
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Not OneThiag at a LOW Price to at
tract your attention, but a collection oi Bar-
trains. --:: ,. V
We offer t'uig week wonderful bargains in oar.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have the largest Btook of choice Blaok
Ooods in this country, and in order to reduce
our: steer to manageable- unutsr we nare
marked' prices downto fiure that cannot be
i ivpucatd - tnis skis oi Mew xork. :
GOODS and SILKS.
We keep in stock only the freshest and
choicest goods, selecting them with the great
est care, wrtn a view to
; PLEASING THE TASTE.
-OUR EMBROIDERIES W UCES-
Are unrivaled in beauty, excellence and
variety. . , . ' . . ,
Housekeepers win please bear in mind that
we are the leadine house of; the eity in lin
ens, iiTowela,- Napkins.-. Doylies. Damasks,
Crochet and H ARSE ILL ES SPREADS.
:i LADIES' MISSES" AND BOYS'
BLOUSES AND SHIRT WAISTS.
McKpbcoN, Mobxlkt &: ItcGu,
. 129 and 131 Fayette yille St. Baleigh, N. 0.
g, opposite the
PoetoTice, where our ftir. R. H Murphey
will be pleased to give ; every one fnll
value of their money on tickets.
This ice is made r-n laxe iron plates.
then cut into blocks. This, process insures
absolute' Purity, wonderful Transoa-
rencT great Density and freedom from
air bubbles. It is raore nearlv lik
natural lake ice than it can be made by
any other process, but is much purer and
MOKE pjjiiABLE,
As demonstrated by tntm made. Our'
WHrrE-COVERKD WAGONS
Go' wherever wanted in tewn, both
morning and evening.
FULL' WEIGHT GUARANTEED
CAR LOADS VERY LOW RATKS.
Jl
r.'iif .v.ik-'.j it.,.
lite and will add a new impetus to the mous approval of the Bard of Trustees, nff Du. iM a Black Lace.
development of our youth.. May God
bless him and bless the University.
THE SOLDIER'S HOME.
-The Home is to be opened and to be
opened soon and to be opened at Ral
eigh. - Me. W. 0. Stronach and Col. A.
3 .AxBBKws have been appointed a com
mittee to secure a suitable house.
",-It is to be supported, too. The La
"dieaT Hemorial Association, of Raleigh,
beginning ; on :the evening of July 1st,
"Will have a grand open air festival to
continue four days. The proceeds to so
.to the Soldier's Home.
wno are now preparea to unite as one
man in the development . of ! the institu
tion into what it may become and what
tne times aemana inat it muse De to ac
complish its purpose.. ... ;
With this determination,' the Board
unitedly calls for the co-operation of the
Methodists of the Conference and the
friends of the highest and fullest edu
cational achievements of whatever place,
class or connection. We invite business
men everywhere to take a part in the en
dowment of this public . institution,
whose prosperity will be of incalculable
service to the material prosperity of
society.
We urge upon the clergy the necessity
of endowment as tbe only possible con-
"I recommend Mb,1 ft. H. Whmams
i a very 'desirable , ctfl
cuair ci jiaorai rmioeopny iu . your.uni-ii and request: : It would be a good and a has & sphere which no other can fill.
jou will find the prices on
tnese mucn less than they
were a few weeks ago..
Of Embroidered I Flonn-
cings we have still some of
our handsomest patterns.
However, the 'prices on
these now are no more than
much inferior: pieces, were
a little earlier in the sea
son.
. And to those who have
delayed buying their best
white dress, we especially
call their, attention to the
ITS,
Webster tells us its any substance actually
used to catch fish or other .Animals. The
small boy will dig assiduously for earth
worms to catch fish with, while men; who are
nothing but grown-up boys, will try. baits t
uwuuuif aoimais.
Prompt Shipments.
INES & POWELL
: . i .. Agfnte BalaigJ ije Factorj.
NOTICEi
Noam Cabouha, i , Before Clerk
v -Wake County, fv Bnperior Court..
; Notice UhrebTgiTeiaati have this day'
iwoed lettfiimdelaimg ,1. M. Breughton,
N. Jones and, f: T Nl folding and their aaso
elates and eueeesaore, corporation for the
iwwj mm wra mmearaoies ot ii i
boh :
imenaaU.'!!. H.,HaWM8 f ( . I iHnn f roonlor .nH onro Aavnnrnat- 1 . .v!!ivf,iiv
iM.ayTO'aetuaMtvwM suggestion w MtiinnMi tw ih,-a in,th,fi w have iuaue on
si - t - - - . k i. i i.-aww mil m ww a s mm www hmwii -.- - - - - - m - -m -mm -m ' m im m
m..W . B. SS W BT - - TT Til ' . . J . 1 . ' I "MT mTO mk. Bra W BnS MtMn Mm A wa.
WE DONT BELIEVE IN BAITS. V
. :".'t.
Good, Jionest values, for the least money,
we believe is the besUOn that we build
our business. - - -
Ifl! itTf L!nff2JfKl2 grand thing for the women of every The donors mentioned herewith bespeak
year, and I was much impressed: by?hia w d . . ;th ' an active interest on the part of the
clearness, self-reliance, and love df tbe wyn. 5"y nd Uae m t the state to Ch .WitnitgmfiyfrieiKittabe-
, I should ' think , him we.l nbe-' W A68"" tine sa6 ume- Ueved that eenerous men and women
tl
truth.
parttd to ?u tD Chair.y
Dm! TlMdTHT Dwight,
Yale'UniversUy, says:
MltC2 you wilL-allowme to
M.nAlt Ufa U tl 4 TXTT T T ..a
; .; :VaxttjofOuf DirinKy Hchool, m weU
7 . v: trj ror-'tae ctntrr or iorai rnuot
: there be a movement all along the line,
President 'of :axwlilie proceeds will be something won-
snJjettae soldiers. the ladies, and the
com-? I editors in every town start the ball. If
generous
will secure its financial future.
, , The best pussible agencies endow
ment, buildiDgd and apparatus must be
placed at the service ot j tbe institution.
these high grade flouncing
W. H. & a. 8. TUCKIB CO., i,
. BaIkioh, N. O..
music a Music ik
We are out sirain callinn on Our musio cna-
tomers, sad hope to find many , new ones. We
O .. .... -
started it will roll.
it impetus
The beat talent obtainable is none too 6 Sin to.Kive w&ts auy twq cepies of our
ThnanaA will ctiva I th rof ,K5k : I ene ot music with every dollar's
o- - " w nwin. niuxu ns vuu' vaih of mnii ft AntanA nknM 4ii .a
CLOTHIERS SHATTERS
:i;i
XJnWcfcity. ; I: know him
man of ability, .scholarly
C;i f FAN-CR FOR PRESIDENT.
' :a itd taSiln" character, He has had
,': :'-t: tS2Ui usual importunity . fot study:
1 'Hrflyslos:Mt .ivw o-irj
we con
ceive the Conference, through this insti
tution, to have upon its hands. To this
end let wealth, time and . services be
given by all who love tbe Church of
Christ
The Trustees have appointed a build-
main
From Natioriat Economist Alliance Or-
:gan. . .
-Suppose, tneir, that the farmers in . AUO Ar?f naYe appoiuiea a i
list lums was at Yatethreetyfearstl thft Oemooraw party were to suggest to buUding at a cost of hot less than $50,
hw uouieQBc was parsyiRjsiop ooom-1 uuu. ..
j-i rr.i. t J OT tne SOmi- uw u wuuuu a maui iiuiiu uu
puhw of t6e country eei laP M-K'u wiwh
f . end-wincrB extf.nnmr SO fppk hn.k With
T.:t ttttfWH'! maa uwHT--Bi iwwfY . w "V wim gneb dimensions, 'the CoUege will hayo
" ,v.:iriBwJ&ntS)ess. y".T r 'Jv0 .f, stirtt iwould.makel Trne4' tbey;tnight at its disposal unequalled facilities as far
-.'ft A PtijS'aitmml limty lose va. doubtful states but. they would as room for housing and instructing its
lowTWj by ;tpf HaitaiiVai -taMOJi;;;- is in the center of the magnincent plot of.
venity Faculty'. The deotloil was based' noted as : a plain man iof the people, a 62 acres' of ground, in the surburbs of
v. uml l asUmDt n TthllmnnhlAAl thiiU Wiseman, a tmre man'Jaml , honest, ahle isutubuk lurmeriy ituown as oiacaweu a
F . r 7r-;r-.'r 1. m . ? . PttrV. Thin nart ia th trilt. nf Mr. J S
emcienr. man. ., uis people love him, r -
teaw of joy win come to the eyes of Th iiniMinM ri th
:- i : DetAipf he Harvard VDirinity School, J North Carolinian every time he hears grounds put in order for the occupancy
Da? a JO. -fivtatr. 'gays!: '7 t??."';- JtalB(OkZa Vatcii"?1 and '-the College by tbe beginniog of Sep
.' .: ' f rwAJN M.i.,i .uiJJl"-l?7'jil ?iAnKHAiift hAmAW tember. 1891. At that date the new era
su'pboorVMct. aiMl 'WuitB 'wlll:all alikw ot :tue College will be formerly inaugu-
k Vhtf , iw TlBel happy and safe When such men are niea lQe aeaication or tne Duuaings
MfmnAiv aiv) i. k. -w.il i cnoeen. . - -. - ... . .
Our
stock of 10 csxrt musio consists of 3,000 differ
ent selections, both instrumental and vocal;
also cornet and violin solos, vielin and piano
duets, four-hand pieces.
. .. CATALOGUES FREE.
the very prettiest and
i1 filed and kjeoordad. in thia aOm u
aJer 5hap W of the CJaVeY North (Caroiiaa
and the laws ameBdafct aWeof. The sab
Btanee Of said articles ia feat the said partiea
f.der tho -
wuib.ii4jivui ina itaieign tteal state
rjvmnuT " .ml tl.. k..:.. . . . .. L
vw jr wmi iaiumujt is ui iiuvinv ui liner
xiroag, i ngj npii.i end improving real .
HvauHMsgaoans on real and per- -0,JsPwp"J,
the Buying, selling, renting
and4aaiM realiseUte on commissions, the '
taking, holding, purchasing and selling op
tions on real estatey ihe- collection of renfi
xiotesiaostfttBtsandother evidences of indebt-
on eXuBtnteefoiH, SwaVsuch other acts as may
to necessary, to effectuate the purposes enu
merated. The place of business or said ww .
w ihwmuh. v.r ana uie aurauon
thirty years. The,3apital stock ot said eor
foratioa is . three, thousand doUars, divided
into thirty shares 6fone hundred doUarseacbv
wnnpnIege to jtocrease the capital stock tt '
two hundred thousand dollars. The stock- -holders
of said corporation are not individv
nally liable for the debts of the save.
13 , . CHAS. D. UPCHUBCB.
. ., Clerk Superior court Wake county. -April
26. 1990. ' i
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.1ll'-"- rJ i
IMPORTED SUITINGS,
-FOB
Spring and Summer Wear-.
are
BlL... aTk B1SBW Km 1 BP BBNB W rBn - m.
"ntangfrgtlc student jof tkilosopby,
and. a man of winning address; .An
? esaay prepared for me by Ma, Williahs
A MAN OF BACKBONE.
The following
latest songs :
That is Love" Published iu May, 1890,
and is destined to be a great public favorite:
40c.
Signal Bells at Sea' Beautiful song
and chorus, by Will 8. Hays: 40c.
"If you Love me Darling, Tell me
with your Eyes" The most popular waltz
song in two or four flats: 40c. '
-"That Melody Divine" Introducing
that ever-popular "Annie Laurie" air in the
chorus, by Julian Jordan: 60j. ;
" 4 Up Comes McGlnty" As popular as
its predecessor: 40c.
- Also Julian Jordan's other compositions:
"light of my Lite," "Song I'd Ne'er Forget,"
"Soag that Beached my Qeart,"- Ac; "Made
line, Marguerite," "MeQinty," Ac. No mat
ter what you want, 6rder from us, or write
ua iu re($rH w AI you wiso, we win select
the premium.
f 1 ' BraosifBKB THiRZKitm Music. "
north State music co.t ; '
f Oxen, O. Stonk, Moe, 4
113 FayettevUlft St Raleigh, N. a
W00LLC0TT
14 E. MARTIN STREET,
SHOES!
HOES!
SHOES 1
HOES!
SLIPPERS!
LIPPERS I
SLIPPERS t
uppers;
. :r i has pleatsd me very mucb,"i CJ ,
' :U ' px fiaiCtJ tUxz ot Yale, Profes
rSanford Express
It was related on the. train to Wake
Forest; commencement . on ; Wednesday,
. ' iu.l..- ... . ' '.- - I V. . V- "
Bvr ( ujB.aara xowMogy. Mys:,J v.f t soon arter; liiv. 'raos;.uiixoN so
. -.n$r&$ a eiocUent haraffter, 1 itorongh -castigated Editor Bhepard,
LEACH &
f -
pDREViS
Ice Mwacturers
BAIiElGH; N. C.
with appropriate ceremonies. A num
ber, of ; educators from our own and
other States have already signified their
intention to be present on that occasion.
IU;the meantime,, the College, at its
present location in Randolph county,
will continue its wprki giving its untir
ing attention to the development of tbe
two . departments of - instruction the
Academic and Scholastic Departments.
.,; tfjrtew 'fciatser.an4 cMkuilia' Ktow;ooDgrgiUnr,' wbb-are'-an'BepnWi Jf .expansion and development of
, . .er-TcxtotSllactual xJhlHty andschol- f ,r U F , each leading feature of collegiate educa-
1 ' atMbamon tion opens 1 grand prospect for the Col-
mrlbaBs eoQeffe vadalion fWOIisiirejupod:hihi.;CThev
wwutne-time .traveling ia th ha nmiptly-roflerBdjis of the institution the: Trustees have in
'Ut& States and Europe! and In preach- -whereupon the congregation . withdrew view a thorough reorganization at the
w.i' 'Thibistliirope he7 mads a, iptV lesolutiona and. begsed him not to time of removal if conditions are favor-
. - - .'1. '-i - . . , : 'J rBBsard.rr.lle mmlv Inhi hn mtniui tha.t &hlo
. .-7 T ? he AftrftrL, IJedbytheQldocesa,
-jtir -rr.Tr??ni.iitBiF'. 'MiUna u kA ; , 77 -tt-- . ., , to nuritv. we cnaiienee oomrjarisonr
ouia -not tant and necessary feature of our educa-1 Every gallon of water .Wiise is first evapor.
as mucu Luonai worK will oe permanently earned I a eaunosieam unueXra pressure or oneAua-.
M a. a. L ii . w-a - m -
Our Btook ot Shoes and Slippers one of
the largest and most complete in the city, and'
consists in part of ,.
1- . Jl a t nil a ' " T
uaaies uiow suppers ftuo a tLir. ...
Ladies. Leather Slippers. Mo, 75oi'8Se.
vj v 5 ;$L00,aL25, fL60: j ' -
, Children's and Misses' allsiaes and prices.
Ladies' and Misses' Cloth Gaiters, from
. .t- from Mo per pair up. . . .
Ladies' Batton Shoes, $1.00, $1.25, Si SO.
nU$U5,ta.()(), tWO, M00 and $4.00.
, You can certainly save money by paxchas
ingyour shoes of us.
.After five years' experience in North Caro
lina anu catering jto the wanU of my patrons
and the rorlfo vn
WrFP161 give bet,
Uf ?SU,thjM our do nestic goods.
, I hare bought 'direct this season my entire '
stock, of JLJ.""
' : WOOMkENS,
eg-Attiy of ftrtwia,, THigmuls, Corkacrowa, ;
fyif9 BUk Hbet Granite
Clethsi-sLid Irish Tweeds, Vienna and
nwouens, in. rougn and smooVa :
.iBaai.a;?-:,...;,:.f,,:.' ; ;
5 iftiose;ave been put lower than ever before
for, aams quality of goods. ,
fcyettefle ; RALEICn, N.C. i
4; i-tu, b f 3oohl9-ltfune v .
2 4hytldiot7Sctat
-J l'-WS1 ihould preach and. wbaXhe sho
3'r7!stlsa with the great re- preach: -He ht4roytngtohave a
Having recently completed a plant, with tii
maet.--modern and improved ja&ahinery fr
imapufaoture of ice, we are turning out the :
ireiuest, clearest ana nrmest ice tnai aas ever:
sen manufactured in tbis country.
Every block beins of uaiform ne'.'it aaoU
I in the car closely, and. will smfar )emi.lbB!m
transportation tnan either natural ive or that
- . 1,000 prs. Boys' knee-pants, from
48capr.-
-' 1,000 prs. Men's pants, from 60c a
"jjSXr-M-n's and Boys' coats,
t from 80c a niece. -.. v
tjt we cannot.flt you in clothing, we can
make you- any size garment you may
want.-' - .' - - - .
Rr72i CaaS.:A. Dinsmoes, of New
Eavca, Ocan.t says:
"I.kssw He. WnxuMS during his
tltrsa year's oosrxe in Tale Theological :
VrrmJ7, Clzz he fraduated be bxsi
backbone as John the Baptiat
r L&ilfTJ r, ! .. .a ; , s . ;C
- Dr. T7itTiit a IIxtxpjit succeeds 1Cb.:
A. H. Padmsom as editor of the Burgaw
Herald. Helsan'aceomplished physi
cian and a writer of experience.
w wuuiugg ua. asisuuvu wuaavo-
now 'occupied by ! the College.' Id ac
cordancowiOi the direction of the Con
ference, a biglt-gfader preparatory school
win oe permanenuy established there.
In order to start this project under the
most ravoraDie auspioes. tne uoueire
1 ' w
dred -pounds to. the 'square inch wid'coa
densed before ' freezing- thus insuring. water
VUIS M m. HHHW UW UK' WUUUt
loaa
and
1 quantitiesshortnoece AXaUw&bl SJl
I careful packing guaranteed. - 2.. ci S. ? SSISSS f.
Address, J ' r -' stim - " -5 It ft, j
LEACn & ANDREWS,
Raleigh, If. C.
SaiUJBB & 7ATTSr :77
Toncorial Artioto,
anasaic
BAT15F ACTtun GUARANTEED.
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JAIim (ZlaZLUXION
JTA1XE3
CO.,
UoKHLUON A CO..
1W FanniaiuB Sraacr an S Eium'e
BUT THE BEST
BUT THE BEST
we Have Just Beeeived a Full line of
Pcxxx H'cBDfisaox'a
GARDEN SEED- OARnurw gwn
PURITAN POTATOES
J ONION" SETS
Pertaining to the
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