BLEEDING THE PEOPLE.
'The Leaders lir'the Cuban War Mak-
tag Many Exactions,
Br Telegaoh to ths Paasa-Vibitob,
Madrid Not: 11 A Havanne Dis
patch ssys tbtt Insurgent leader
Gomel baa sent cirenlars to all Insur
gents leader directing' them to de
- etroy all property of peraoni who do
not eoutribote to 'rebellion funds.
Haeeo is raid to bo exacting enormous
sums from' landed propr IHori of
Coba under threat of destroying their
plantations. Insurgents ere reported
to hare disappeared from the provinoe
of Ha?sna. It is admitted that the
rebellion is gaining In the prorlnea of
S matensaav "? ' 1 ,.' '
4 ' General Jordan Dying.
' BTTeMcrapatothePaass-TlsiTOn. -
Nsw Yon. Nor. 11 The Ooafeder
ate General Thomas Jordan, of Beanre-
- gards staff and room mate with Gen.
' Shrrnfka at" West Point, is dying.
' Or. Daniel In the Preebyterlan.
The North Carolina Presbyterian
, this week poblUhed the portrait tnd
two eolomn sketch of Rev. Dr. Eugene
Daniel, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Chnroh.; It says "the year or two In
which h ha been la our Synod has
not given opportunity for him to be
some anlTersally known, bnt .the
Synod already attests its appreelation
of his merits by sailing him to the
Moderatorshlp. r Albemarle . Preeby
:v teryregards him as one of her wisest
and moat inllaentlal Presbyterians."
Dr, Daniel was bora jn Albania, and
earns to Raleigh in 1809 He Is a man
of broad Intellestaal parts and I uni
versally esteemed by people of all de
' nominations; ! ."-',.. '
- - f- Marvelous Results..- -
From a Utter written by Ber. 3.
. Gonderman, of Dimondale, Mich., -we
are permitted to make this extraoti "1
hare no hesitation in 'recommending
Dr. King's New Disoorery, as the re
sults were always marvelous In the
ease of my wife. While I was pastor
of the BaptlntehorhatRles Junction
she. area brought dowa with pneamonia
aooeeedlng la grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of eonghlng would last
hoars with little Interroptlou nod It
seemed as If she eonld not sorvire
them, :;A friend recommended Dr,
King's'New Discovery j it was quick in
Its work and highly satisfactory in
- results." Trial bottles free at John Y.
MaeRee's drug . store. Regular site
60s and 11.00.., ', f v- -. - -
;.;ipj . . ! - - t " '
Harvard defeated Mlehlgan Univer
sity Satorday 4 to 0 ,
HOW JO PREVENT CROUP
SOU! BBABiae) THaT WIU PtOVS UTU-
- saTIHO-TO xousa OTHlEfl HOW TO
QDABD AOAlsTBT THB PlBSaSS. -
Croup is a terror to young' mothers
: and to post them concerning the came,
flrst symptoms and treatment is the
object of , this iUm. . The origin of
sroap "Is eommon sold.' Children
who are subject to It take sold very
easily and eroop is almost surs to fol-
low The first symptom la hoarseness
this Is soon followed by peooliar
rjngh eongbr which Is easily reeog
alsed end will never be forgotten by
one who has heard it. The time to
act Is when the child first becomes
' hoaise.' If V Chamberlain's Coogh
; Remedy Is freely given .all tendency
to croop will soon disappear. Even
after the eroupy coogh has developed
It will prevent the attack. There Is
no danger in giving this remedy, for
it contains nothing injurious. .For
sale by J Hal Bobbitt. Druggist. - I
: 3 WI
Barylng a fat man is a great under-
t taking - ' , s . ' ! .
The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of
' East Brimfleld, Mass., had been suf
fsring from ssnralgia for two days,
' not being able to sleep or hardly keep
- still, when Mr Holden, the merchant
there, sent her a bottle of Chamber.
Iain's Pain Balm,' nnd asked that she
' give It a thorough trial. On meeting
' - Mr. Walla the aett da hs was told
lbat aha wis all right, the pain had
f left her within two hours, and that
the bottle of Pain Balm was worth
$5 00 If It could not be had for lees.
' For sale at 50 cents per bottle by I.
' Hal Bobbitt, druggist.
:, .. Cuba mast have autonomy or bleach-
- ed bone. - "
F.heumatlsm, neuralgia, pains In the
back or side, stiff asek, sors throat,
tonsilitia, diphtheria, camps and colic
-v ssUntlr relieved by Johnson's Mag-
. actio Oil. Large boUIea, S5 and 601
. cents. . For sal by John I. McRae, I
- druggists - .
' The quarrel over Alaska seals seems
. to be a regular skin game. .V v
' Johnson's Kidney ana Liver Regn
lator Invigorates the liver, regulates
ths bowels, cures dyspepsia, biloas
Bess, indigestion, sour stomach and
makes your head as clear as a bell
- 85 and 50 cents. For sal by John Y.
MacBae. . ... ..f .,
- Thaaksgivlng day Is for those who
x have turkey and work ia ths sustom
house. " i: -' ' '
Johnson's Emulsion of Cod Live
Oil is invaluable la all pulmonary af
fections and consumption. It enrich;
s the blood, restores lost tlssuesr
builds up ths appetite makes sound
flesh. Pint buttles $1-00. r For sale
by John T. MaeRae, druggist.
Wild ducks are moving south.
Good sdvlcsi Never leave homa on a
Inornev without a bottle of Chamber
laln'e Colic, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea
Remedy. For Sale by J. HaL Bobbitt,
An Unusual Occurrence.
Pat "A very sad accident occurred
dowa on my street the other night."
HikeWhat was it Another big ex-
plot Ion?" ' r
Pat '-No; something very different,
A : young lady laughed herself to
death." y'MSij:
;lt May Do as Much for You.
; Mr Fred stiller, of Irving, 111, writes that
ue naa a severe uaoey iron Die ror many
yean, with seven veins in his back ana
also that his bladder was affected. He tried
many so called kidney cures bat without
any good leealt. About a year aaro he began
Use of Eleotrin Bitten and found relief at
onoe.' Electrv Bitten is especially adapted
to cure of all kidney and, liver troubles and
often gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statemert Price only SO for
large Doiuee at jonn x ataoisae's aruipnore.
Birds are plentiful this season In ail
parts of the country. '
Sli weeks ago I suffered a 1th very
severs soldi was almost unable to speak
My friends nil advlssd me to sonsult a
physleiau. : Noticing Chamberlan's
Cough Remedy advised In ths St Paul
voiks Zeitung, I procured a bottle.
Bad after taking It a short while was
entirely well. I now most heartily
recommend this remedy to anyone suf
fering with a cold. Wm. Kell, 878
Selby Ave,, St. Paul. Minn; For sale
by I, Hal Bobbitt, druggist. '
The national sonveaiions will be
held late next fear. ':.".;"."
- All diseases of ths skin cured and
the best completion restored by John
son's Oriental Soap, perfumed and
highly medicated. . Two cakes in each
package, 86 cents. For sale by John
X. MaeRao
Alabama Democrats are split oa
liver.,' ' ; .
A .lesr, soft, rosy complexion Is the
desire, of every lady. Why not give
Johnson's Oriental Soap a trial. There
Is nothing to compare with it as a
skin beautlfler. Two cakes in a pack
age, fl6 cents. For sale by John T.
tfacRae, druggtst.v ' . .
Will Kentucky move thst it be made
unanimous N
Old People. ' 1
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and - kidneys will
And the true remedy in Kleotrio Bit-
ters. This medicine does not stimu.
1st and contains no whiskey or other
intoiicant, but nets as a tonic and
alterative. It acta mildly on the
stomach and bowels, adding strength
and giving tons to the organs, thereby
aiding nature in the performance of
the functions. Electrio Bitters is an
excellent appetiser and aids digestion.
Old people find It just exactly what
they need. - Price fifty cents per bot
tle at John T. ataoKae's dru store. ..
"Ccnplefe
4
How to Attala It"
A Wonderful New
Medical Book.writ ten
Jor lien Only, One
copy may be had free
on application. , -
ERIE MEolcALCO.
BUFFALO, .T.
Bale of Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of a mortgage deed riven by Hardy
B. Bagwell and Adelaide BagweU. his wUe, to
Catharine Bovlao, dated January U, Wt and
reglatered In the office of the Beglater of Deeds
Inr Wake eountv In Book MM. Due M. I will.
on the lath day of November, ters, at IS o'clock,
at the Court Bouse door In Balelgh, Wake
eounty, feu, ai puDiio auction. v ine wenew
bidder lor oath, the following described real
estate to-wlt: A certain tract of land altnate
MugloeianaaoiBaniuei nana, auwi nuroinnt
more rally described as follows: Beginning at
Eters on the Bmlthfleld and Balelgh Boad.
i Parker's (now Samuel Watta) comer near
ta, thence with bis line South two degrees
west S.S6 chains to a atake. tlience south f de-
vnM west
e west st.w enoins to the wumUKton noao,
enee with aald road to a pine, Allen Sturdl-
Oienee with said ruad to a Dtfte. A
Tint's corner, thence with his line south St de
grees west S.T chains to a stake. Sturdlvant's
corner, thence with his line north I degrees east
sevea chains to a rock, Bturdlrant's comer;
thenee with bis line south 8) degrees west
to.80 ehalns to a stake in Jack Pupree's line,
tbenee aorth two degrees east 30.30 ehalns to a
llgbtwood stump, I J. Weather's oomer,
thence with his line south ST degrees eaat w.ss
chains to a rooa, weatnera- corner, snence
north S degrees east 'A.fts chains to the Smith-
Held Boad, tbenee with said road to a black
lack. Wm. ttturdlrant'a corner, tlience with his
line norths degrees east t.f ehalns to a black
Jack. Bedie Smith's comer, thence south SI de
grees east i enain w m ruca lu uie nu ivau.
thence as the said road south t degrees east
la. IS ehalns to the Bmithfteld Boad. thence with
the said road to the beguuilng, contalniug
Ml l- acres more or less. -
xnis inn oay oc uctooer, use.
W. M. BOTLA1T,
, .... Bxeoutor of fiatharlns Bovlsn. .
. Notlc to Defendants.
Id the TJ. 8. Circuit Cocirt for the
Eastern District of North fjarolnia.
Buffalo City Mills, Limited, vs. W.
W. Archibald and May ti Archibald.
It U ordered that said W. W. Ar.
ebibald and May O. Archibald be re
quired to appear ana pieaa, answer
or demur at the office of the Clerk ot
the United States Circuit Court for
the Eastern District of North Caro
lina, Id the oity of Raleigh, on or be
fore JNoveraDer inn, ltsao, ana mat a
copy ot this order together with a
copy of the bill of oamplaint and sub
poBoa herein shall be served upon
the defendants in the Southern Dis
trict of New York", the Eastern Dis
trict of .Virginia, or in suoh other
Distriot as the defendant may be
fonnd. It is further ordered that
aervioe be made by publication onoe
a week for six weeks in the Pbbss-
VisrroB, a newspaper puDiisDea in
the oity of Raleigh.
N. J. RLUDICK,
Sent iX 1896. - Clxbx.
Administrator's Notice.
Having quaii Bed as administrator of
the eeUte of MiM Mollie A. HilL de
eeaxed, late of Wake county, this Is to
notify all persons having claims against
the said estate to preeent them to the
undersigned on or before the 10th day
of October, 1HU6, or this notice will be
plead in bar oi ueir recovery.
- J. C. MAKt'OM,
Adm'r esUU of iMiss Mollie A. HilL
B. T. GRAY, Attorney. -Oel-Uw-w
Uhat io
Caatoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's iiresc-iiptlon for Infants
And Children. It cont4ilris neither Opiitin, Morphlnejior
other Karootlo stibtnce. It Is a liarmlesa fmbatltote
' tor Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It la Pleasant. Ita gn&t-antoe U thirty years' use by
v : -UUlions of Mothers. Castor la destroys 'Worms and allays
feverlshjoeaa. : Castoria prevents vomiting; Soar Card.
cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind Colie. Castoria reUevea
- teething' troubles, cores constipation and flatulency.
- Caatoria assimilates the food, regiilates the stomaca
- and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
torla.ls the ChUdren.'s Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
'Oastnria Is aa eaoatlut medlrina for onD
aa. Mothers lum rapeatsdlr said me of Its
-fe.. Da. 0. O. OwnooB,
': .. . Iowell, Haas.
- OsstorU Is tba beat remed for eblldna ot
vhloh 1 am aoquaintod. I Aopa the day la DOS
; far daCant when motharswUlooaakbir the real
fcirerrat at their chlldrea, and a Caatoria In-
I of mvailoosqiiaok aostrams which ara
dr toved pass, by foredng opium.
. sasephlaa, snotfalag syrnp and other hurtful
aetata down their throats, thereby eandmc
to premature stts."
' Pa, i. F. Unws law,
"'. . OoBwaf, Ark.
: The Owaisvu Oeaapsuay, TI Bf
W.'E HOLLO
Ohamberlala'a Bra and Bttn Oi&tment
Ia nneaualled for Euzema. Tetter. Salt-
Rhanm. Rrailil HnaH. Sore Niorjlea. Chanoed
Hands, Itching Piles, Borns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore 701 and Gaanulated Eye lida
ot sue by druggists at to cents per dox.
XO HOBSB OWSBBS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy coa
lition try Br. Cadya Condition Powders,
' bey tone op aa system, aia aigesuon, care .
ui of appetite; relieve constipation, correct '
kidney oiaoraers ana aesaoy worms, gr
ui life to an old or JTer-worked horse.
... , . ... - -
wr ret peckara F01 sals by 'hndjfiats
r0U DO NOT REALIZE
That you are in Balelgh unless you are
stopping at me
YA$B0t0 HOUSE
The only Hotel In the "city convenient
- Business.
All rooms on the third floor S2.00 ner
day; first and second floors la. 00 and
8a,ouperaay. v--.i,;:v
SPECIAL WEEKLY, RATES
FEES BUS AT ALL TRAINS. -
Thousands of dollars recently expended i
, M provements. ? ,
i, . W ti. T. BROWN. Prop.
ECONOMY
' Mar be neoessarv in manv wars
when dollars are scarce and wants
many, but it is not desirable to practice
it in the purchase of food, which is life.
Below a certain standard food imper
fectly nourishes; np to that standard it
costs a- reasonable price, we never
want more than a reasonable price for
onr Orooeries. .
RAPID SALES
Give onr customers the benefit ot
close martrioa. We never keep any.
thing that is not the best of Ita kind,
ana we oniy wans a lair prom on wnat
we invest in it,
CHOICE GROCERIES
Always in stock and promptly de
livered wnen oraereo. .:
If II ' I s 4
MM 11 r m x
'l If J
CastorioV
. "Oaasoria a M-nll adapted todifldraa that
I Mooaamsad tt as superior to aay pnearlptiaB
knowBtome."
H. A. Aaoeaa, K.
111 So, Oatord St., Brooklra, H. T,
"0 phjslotans la the children's depart
ment have spoken highly ot their expert
enoa ht their outsHs praetlos with Osetorla,
aad althoagh we oalr have among- our
medical snppUae what to kaowa as regalar
prudaota, yt w ere free to eoafeai that the
aMrttsot OastorU baa won aa to look with
ntvor upon tt."
Umras Boarrrali AMD DtsreaaaBT,
Boston, Mass,
Allbbi a Bam, Aes.,
amy Stismt, Hew Years: Ctcy.
he Ideal
Steam
LAUNDRY
is tbe best equipped and does the
most prompt snd
' SATISFACTORY WORK
in the city. Send in your work.
I'hone No 19.
WAY -4 SONS.
Miss Maggie Reese.
New flillinery
We are now showing all the latest
and most desirable shapes and k'vles
In Fall and Winter Millinery. Onr
stock is well selected, both as to
STYLE and PRICE.
There is a jrreat variety in Caps
and Sailors for Misses and Children.
All colors and sisea from S6e to (8.00.
Wa will be pleased to bars the
ladles call - and look at onr stock.
Bvery on will receive prompt aad
polite attention. ' :
.IissVlQggieccsc
909 Fsyetterllle Street, .
BULBS
For Winter and Spring
' BLOOMING. '
Chinese and Easter Lilies, Hyacinths
Freesiaa. Narcivsus, etc. Palms, Ferns
and other plants for room decorating.
Cixt Flowers Boquets
7
v.. , -aJTD- r , ' ,
Floral JesigTi8. .
Ererjrreen, Magnolias , aid Shade
Trees.
H. BTEnniETZ, Florist.
North Halifax Street, near Peace In-
stitute, I'hone US.
- , octnim :
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
v FOR SALE.
By virtue of authority conferred by a
certain Deed of Trust from K A.
Hodge and Loretta Hodge, his wife,
dated December 6th, 189 and recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds for
Wake county, M. C., in Book 118, at
page S18, 1 will on
THURSDAY, November 14th, 1896,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, six (6) tracts of land
situate In 8aint Matthews township,
Wake county, N. and described as
follows:
Fibst Tract containing 221 8-4 acres,
more or less, being Lot. No 8 of the
Uaston Wilder lands, and -described as
follows: Adjoining the lands of said
Hodge on the south, of the late David
iiinton on ine east, 01 tne saut Jtlodge
oa the north and Meuse river on the
west; and bounded as follows: begin
ning at a stake and pointers on the east
bank of Reuse river, about IS links be
low the month of s gut the southwest
corner of Tract No. 1, bought at the
same time and place oy Joseph An
drews, runs thence east 295 poles to a
stake in the late David Hlnton's line;
thence with his line south 84 degrees,
west 140 poles to a stake and pointers;
thence west i53 poles to a small birch
tree and pointers on the bank of Neuse
river: thence np the various courses of
the river about 128 poles to the begin
ning, being same tract conveyed by
John B. Williams and wife to R. A.
Hodge by deed recorded in said office,
in Book 60 at page 646, reference to
which is made.
Second Tract, containing 199 acres,
more or less, being Lot No. 4 of the
Betsy Hinton farm (formerly Gaston
Wilder's land) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a small birch and point
ers on the bank of Neuse river about
six poles below Spring Out; thence
with the dividing line east 268 poles to
a stake in David Hlnton's line; thence
with the same about 82 poles to a stake
on Mingo creek; thence down the creek
about 824 poles to where it empties into
Neuse river: thence up the said river
about 196 poles to the beginning: being
same tract conveyed by W. R Poole to
B. A. Hodge by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 56, at page 182, reference
to which is made.
Third Tract, containing 118 acres,
more or less, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the south side
oKhe Tarborough road W. B. Pool's
comer ruts south 1-2 degree west 46
polef to a stake and pointers in the
head of a small branch; thence with
said branch 89 poles to a pine on the
east side of the branch; thence south
24 8-4 degrees west SB poles to a stake
and pointers; thence east 108 1-2 poles
to a stake; thence north 6 1-4 degrees
eaat 214 poles to the Tarborougb road;
thence with said road 98 poles to the
beginning, being same tract conveyed
by Jennie Hinton to R. A. Hodge, by
deed recorded in sa d office in Book 106,
at page 661, reference to which is made.
.Fourth Tract, containing 79 8-4
ac es, mure or less, and bounded as fol
lows: Begins at a stake in the centre of
the Hodge road, and in J. H. Poole's
line, being the northeast corner of the
lot purchased by Joseph Andrews, at
same time and place, runs thence east
with Poole's line 122 1-2 poles to a stake
and pointers on a branch; thence nearly
south down the various courses of the
branch 88 poles to a large pine on the
east side of the same David Hinton's
corner thence with his line south 24
degrees west 89 1-8 poles to a stake and
pointers, the corner of the dividing line
between this lot, or parcel, and that
purchased by G. H. Williams, at same
sale; thence west 104 poles to a stake in
the centre of Hodge road; thence north
ward along said road 118 1-8 poles to the
beginning, heing same tract conveyed
by Sarah E. Wilder, commissioner, to
K. A. Hodge, by deed recorded in said
office, in Book 66, at page 146, reference
to which is made.
Fifth Tract, containing twenty-five
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
of Ruflra Williams, B. p. Williamson,
William Smith and Joseph J. Andrews,
and on the east side of Neuse river, be
ing a part of the Betsy Hinton tract
bought by said Andrews at the G, H.
Wilder estate sale, being the southwest
corner of said tract according to a chop
ped line commencing at the said river,
below spring gut, at a willow: thence
np said river to above the falls at a
twin red-oak; thence east to a stob and
Sine; thence to a stob In the branch;
ence south to K. Williams' land, a
lightwood knot; thence west to the be
ginning, and being the same tract con
veyed by Joseph i. Andrews and others
to R, A. Hodge, by deed recorded in
said office, in Book 56, at page 807, ref
erence to which is made.
Sixth Tract, containing eight acres
and twenty-five perch, more or less, ad
joining the lands of W. B. Poole, Jesse
Watkfns, deceased, and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake In centre of Hodge road in Poole's
line; thence with said road south 8 1-8
degrees east 26 poles to a stake in centre
of the same; thence west 60 1-4 poles to
a stakt; thence north 26 8-4 poles to a
stake in Poole's line; thence with the
same east!48 8-4 poles to the beginning;
and being same conveyed by James A.
Williams and wife to said K. A. Hodge,
bv deed recorded in said office, in Book
82 at page 90, reference to which is
made.
Place of Sals County Court House
door, in Raleigh, N. a
Tims or Sals -12 o'clock m
ERNEST HAY WOOD.
Tbtjstkx.
. October 12. 1895.
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
Under and by virtue or power con
tained in a mortgage executed to me by
Robert A. Potter and his wife Sidonia
Potter, on the 7th day of October, A. V.
1890, which said mortgage is recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds for
Wake county, in Book 114, on page 106,
I will sell by request at the Court House
InWake county, at publio auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the tract of
land particularly described In said mort
gage, which ia bounded and described
as follows: Lying and being in Wake
county, North Carolina, in Saint Mary's
township, and beginning at a white-oak,
John Elliir (deceased) corner, and runs
thence south 232 poles to a red-oak in
Wm. Rand's old line: thence east with
said Rand's line to the mill-path stake
and pointers: thenee north with said
mill-path to stake and pointers; thenoe
east to a pine, corner of John Miteheu
ers line; thence north to red-oak:
thence east 80 poles to a stake and
pointers; thence north 74 poles to a
stake in the line formerly owned by P.
H. Gower: thence with said line west 80
poles to a black-jack; thenoe south to a
nine in P. H. Gower's old corner: thenee
west to the beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less, ana eajoining me
lands of Geo. Mitchenery M. W. Britt
Wm. Brvant being the tract of land
conveyed by J. P. Gully, commissioner
in special proceedings, enuuea J. tr,
ftullv. administrator of J. G. Daurea.
deceased, vs. H. Dupree and others, in
Wake Superior Court, to Robert A. Pot
ter. Time of sale, 18 o'clock, m, on the
Mth of November, itft -
, , W. X. HOWLS, -
-: - v N.- aCOBTSAaXX.
October 18, 1896. - . ,
.' . l . . - 1 .mil
Royall & Borden
Are not elliiig UtIt
at Cost,
Bat their prices are much lower than THOSE SO-CALLED
COST SALES. We have but one price at all times and that's the lowest
Our stock is now complete in all lines of goods. No such stock of Fancy
Rockers, Tables, Couches, Lounges, Medicine Cabinets. Desks, Book
Cases and Combination Cases
Ever thown Mere.
We are a little early, bat oar 1896 designs in Carriages are here. Only
a glance at them will ooDvinoe you that they are the best and cheapest
line of Carriages in Raleigh We have them from the $3. 00 Carriage to
the finest.
When you are on the market either to bay or price, remember oar
store is the leader of low prices. Do not take our word bat simply call
and be oonvinoed. OPEN AT NIGHT.
MALL aitd BORDEN,
Ft ALEIGH, DTJXtlliVJVI. GOLDSBORO
YES, IT'S A FACT
I have opened a
on the
FAYETTEVILLE and HARTIH Streets
(NEXT TO POSTOFFICK.)
WILL BE GLAD TO SEE T0U AT ALL TIMES.
John Y. MacRae.
LUNG
IS STRICTLY
WB SHADS THB PRICK OF
POPULAR GOODS are the styles and kinds that please.
POPULAR PRICES are cash prices, which means most goods for least
money.
Our Trade was Never Larger,
Our Stock was Never Hon Inviting.
Our Prices were Never so Low..
DRY WOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, COATS and CAPES.
WORTH brands onr goods "HONEST QUALtTT."
FASHION ptonounoes them the TOttBECT 8TYLES."
ECONOMSreoommends our EXTRA VALUES.
17,600 WORTH OF DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. - ,.
' Specialties in Black Dress Goods at 8S0. . - - -l
, All-wool Dress Fabrics, yard wide, 860. . ,.
3 Fifty-inch Fine Wale Serges, blue and black, 48c i ,;, . , ,
' Habit Clothes for Capes, exclusively our own, 680.
, c Shirt Waist Silks, 18, V, 80, 86 and 600 up. -A- '-
1 2.8CO WORTH COATS, CAPES and JACKETS the latest fads In all their ' -loveliness,
STYLE and BEAUTY. Prices S2.50, 8, SO, 6.00, 00, 7 60, ft.00, 10 00 up.
: 94,700 WORTH STAPLE and DOMESTIC GOODS We are selling today
Bleached Domestics, Brown Sheeting. Southern Silks, Homespnn Plaids and --v
Caraleigh Ginghams at the MILL PRICES. Get our quotations before yon
spend a cent. It may save you dollars. ; -
6,000 in FINE SHOES to select from. Regular Unas from reputable mann.
faeturers. The cleanest; slickest, smoothest and best wearing Shoes on this -market.
Every pair warranted to as and by us to you. ' -
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