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NEW BtRNI, I'RAVIS fOUSTV. N. i: . T U LS l A Y ., I) Et IC M i! E R 13. 1898 - -riRST SECTION
iFTER THE BUTLF.
Icista Is ft Mil Ftr S-
caries: Mb. ten!'?.
Demand Fer Srjmrtte fur. At tht
AtjUn Htuortulhe Flit Ui-yl-neat.
Mayor of IT 1 an ton
Dead. The Bnptint Cou
Tentlon. Bnoroinbe
County Biinflg.
Raleigh, December lO-Ncrih CrO'
Una is making history these da;, s. Her
I lui lias llio strongest of stands 'tioen
taken against oegra rule, and tvliat baa
been done ha .made more persons in
favor of Iho elimination of tiie negro as
voter thin all the steps tioietoforii
taken. In tho oortb and wast 'here la
plenty of sympathy. Certainly half tbe
papers In the State favor liUfranchUe
nient. Some are debating tbe question
whether disfranchisement or a well
drawn election law will beet serve the
desired purpose. There are even persons
who profess a belief that quite soon
there may be a national law for disfran
chisement, bui the others declare this is
purely visionary.
All the newspapers In the Stale have
now declared themselves on tho question
of separate cars or compartments for
whites and negroes. Not one tnkes any
posill n against it. The universal com
ment is thai I bo great insjoriiy of the
people dcnuii'l it.
The innjoiity f tho board of trustees
of the iusano asylum here is now Demo
cratic, aod so Is the executive committor.
Governor Russell's appointment of a
Democrat yesteiday to replace a Hepuh
lican brought this about. There me imu
4'JO patients iu the aluni.
Ju Ige 1'umull has appointed S. P. Col-
a prominent and popular citizen nf
Hiingtnn, United Slates commission
er lo succeed U il. Bunting, who left
there so hurriedly November 13 There
has been so Far no hill sen I tothu federal
grand Jury here in this case.
Ex-Mayor S. 1'. Wiight, whose depart
ure from Wilminglou was so hurried, is
found to be in New Yoik.
Charles B Kay, w ho for a year ha
been the Fusion supervisor of public
roods in this township, is cited to appear
before the new board of County Com
misaioners December 2)tli ami show
cauae why he should not be removed for
incompetency. Ho N said to have lit
erally done no Work duriog his incumb
ency. It appears that the First North Caro
tin i ldginitmt, now on ntraoxpoil bound
for Havana, will Iiava the honor of being
the first Uulud Slates regiment to land
at that city, and It la said will compose
the first United Stales patrol or provjst
guar 1 there
The Governor's (lunrl, of Italeigli
which is Company K, of the First Regi
ment of Volunteers, Is Impeded to reach
Havana next Sunday morning. Tho com
pauy 'a strength is now 101.
Colonel Albert B. Uorrell, Mayor of
Winston, (lieu of heart disease at 7.13
Friday night lie was lakeu ill at ft
o'clock In the afternoon. lie was ouo of
Winston's leading cltlren and best busi
ness meu, and the news of his deal h has
caita gloom over the entire city. He
was about sixty tears old. For several
yjara hi hit conducted a tobacco ware
house. Ha was pabllo spirited and ag
gressive. Us was a bravo Confederate
soldier duriug the civil war. lie leaves
wife and four children, one son being
associated with tho father In the ware
house taslnws.
Raleigh has sent a large delegation of
BipiUlito tae slity-ainth Stats Cot
veolioa of ihtl church, which met Thnrs
day at Oruonvilto, wliore It was oran
intd. Tus4 li had 1 1 delegate and onlj
W,0M snemlieia. Now It has 1,54 1
eta roues aad U1,4W ma.nbsrs. Thesearo
fl whites. There are alnust as many
edloretl BaptUu. For the first time
lnc 1811 the Baptist Stale Convention
occupied the entire territory of - the
State. . t - . . . ,
. Ilepublloaa board of commissioners of
Daseoabe county brought suit to repa
dials tluO.033 of bonds usetd la aid of
ftpartaabara, tad .Vihevllle Railway. Tbe
ftaprttst Coart of tbt 6ise hu this
week to dsoUvd. . Dirt the Democratic
board.whloh took offlot this week, h i
. teted promptly U undo evil wrought by
' fnslonUU aad adopted resolutions de
claring tbe loads were Iaeue4 la good
faith to oeoare aa boattt diU and order
lag tbt total attorney o lake proper
: oxiloa to protect the people' honor.
FrauoU I). WImsiob, member of the
I.(is.ntttr from I km It, p'eseat tbe
' llranil Luttf ot Masons wlik. t fery
risadsome Bible I k's Is In the rom
nf lbs Uraml 1-rs hwt. Tke collect
. lot, of poiuli of l ast tr4 onVs li
Very Urge, and Is steadily Incresitng. .
"''' Will Minrs .' "
Uwr, IVe. It Emm, lbs Queen
Mother of tht Kilberlstils, ttl triiita
lo Q itt Vlctota dcrlnlte'? to a vanning
her ilsu(h.'t briroibal lo Prlact Wil
liam of Wl4. At official notice ea the
tubjsct will be taade sooa. :.
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VCxsmoroK, Dec 10 The flnt week
of Congrs has produced nothing ex-
.tlilna. v h-trvw tbe remainder of the
;e&si3n my bring. If the President
! Intended hi n esjsge to have a soothing
, a. ct, by rea-on of what It did not cou
I t ii, liu csu congratnlate himself on hli
I uot-H. There was little or nothing iu
iho mes:i.t) to cauae Congrenalonal
wrangliup. hut there Is a manifest die
I osition on iho part of a number of tbe
Senators cud Representatives to autlci
pate matters and do considerable talking
about expansion, even if tbey do not
know whal the policy of the administra
tion will be towards the Philippines,
In the Senate the following resolutions
have been offered: by Senator Uah for
a monument to tbe sailors of Hie battle
ship Maine, and for yi revival of tbe
grades of Admiral and Vice Admiral, by
Senator Morgan, for a moumeat to the
late Rear Admiral Ammen; by Senator
Morrill, a resolution adopted by the Ver
mont legislature, asking that the grade
of Admiral be revived and that Hear
Admiral Dewey be promoted llieielo.
Iu the House, Representative Snlrei
offered a resolutlou for the Investigation
of tbe war, which was senl to tbe Mill
tarv Committee-, to die. The House
parsed the Anli-Scalplng bill.
For many years Senator Vest was con
spicuous at overy session of tbe Senate
bin bad health has prevented his taking
a very active part'during the last two or
three sessions, ilis health-Is Bomewhal
betler, and he hai already given notice ol
his intention to jnmp into theejpanslon
fray, by offering a resolution declaring
it to be unc -i:s iiulioi.al f..r this country
to neq'iire u n i ,.rv lo b nuld an 1 ii"V
ernc.l perm tneuily n colonies. The
(ni.iolpMl i,hj ct of Mr. Vest In offering
mis l esolutiou Is Itelicved to lj I lie fur
.nsiiing ofi fuuuiiiiiiuu upon which he
.i:ui other Sennlois of the same mini!
may aland, and speak in open session
Hgainsl ralliieaiiou of the treaty of pe.ice
ihus gelling a belter !portaniiy to in
llucuc tho iiblic :n:i;isl t lie tre:t
than tnny could by m.ivi.ig speeches in
executivo session.
Senalor Morgan thinks Democrats
will iake a mistake by antagonizing tht
trealy of peace, and thus slates his own
pceition: do not propose lo see I he
Itcpu'olloaDS gel all the glory of Ihe re
suits of tbo war. Il was not a partisan
war lo begin wilh, and the American Ha?
having been planted in tho Philippines
I waul to be a participator in Ihe glory
which attaches to its presence there "
The report of Ihe Hawaiian Comml"
slou, now before Congress, Is for a lerri
lorial form of govcrumcut differing little
iu important nwrtors, except thai il pro
vides a property qualification forsul
frage, from ihoso of our existing lerri
lories. Representative Pavne of New
York, has introduced a bill to extend the
United Stales laws relating to customs,
commerce and navigation lo tho Ha
vallu islands. Tho bills make one collec
tion district wilh Honolulu as the pori
of enlry.
ATLANTA'S GItEAT EVENT.
Ai ih Pre Jabtli-a All ibe ttsmblca
Will lirOa Hourt.
Atlanta, Qa , Decemler 0 With tbe
peace jubilee still five days off, tbe exe-
c Hive c mimittee is assured of the pres
ence in Atlanta on the 14ih and 15th of
all Ibe invited guests.
Attorney-General Orlggs is the last to
son J his acceptance and has notified the
committee that hi will come wilh a par
ty of New Jersey men, Including Adju
tant General William Blryker, Hit.ie
Comptroller RsDeock and Colonel Oil
pliant, aido to General Stryker. '
In tbe matter of distinguished men
who have occeptvd the invitation of
Atlanta to be present ou the occasion It
is believed the jubilee , will surpass tbe
celebrations held recently 1n tbo north
and wot. Tbe fact Hut the treaty of
leace.wtil probably he signed tomorrow
lvss to the tvent an additional luteretl
log feature In the fact that it will be tbe
first real peace Jubilee
General Flunugk Lei hot notified the
committee that he will bis In attendance
From this It Is Inferred that the com
mander of tht tftreath Corns does not
expect to leevt Savannah for Cuba for
t least ooo week.
Tbs parade of Thursday will be the
spectacular feature ot Ihe celebration, a
large aombtf of orgaalcatlout from all
porta of the south bating announced
their la en ilon to be present. General
Joe VViMMlrr has expressed his wtlliog.
a ts rlie at the bead of his old
oeealry. - ' ; ' -
. ' j ' - ':
Take Latailve Promo ()ululi Ta' leU.
All druggUie rttuiid the aK-or If It falls
M Car. . 13c, Tbt genuine bat L. B. Q.
a each tabltk , . -. .
Bliaatre 'tis f'1, ; -
' DLi., ,Tt' pec Teiet was
blinsard swept lst M'gbl and today, Alt
kind of wssibrr, tela, halt, sleet, enow
a id a driving lad, have prevailed.
The saowfall la WesWia Tsiss and
tbe Pan bandit district m very heavy, aod
t'sffie his been dolayed or sioi ped.
Fuuilrr a Indie of S0OW are Reported
from tome plart la the reabeadla
bile la Northers), Eastern, Ceatral tad
?mil!,tm Tciat Ibe fall Is about four
Inrhrs.
Toalffat II eleaf sJ er, Ibetemperv
jlii't hiving fs ltn several dourest since
11 I. II.. ...!... k l t I-
,i uiiip, ii tit, tvi.mi w.iSBr in
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IK THE SENATE.
Kicarap? Canal Bill Cd
Op far Coiiuiilerafefl.
I
Morgan's Opiaioa of the Opposition
to the Bill. Says He Will
Push It The Pretl
dent's Tour
South.
"Wasiiinotok, Dec. 13 The Nicara
gua Canal BUT, which now has tbe right
of way la the Senate as the "an&nished
basinet", and" wlitch it tbe most Impor
tant matter, outside of the regular appro
prialion bills, that is likely to come
bofore Congress at the present session,
was called up today by Senator Morgan,
who Is its author and who Is in charge
or the bill. Mr. Morgan says the bill
will bo kept before the Senate until it is
passed and he thinks It will receive at
least three fourths of the votos in the
Senate. He sys: "The tru state of the
sentlmeut of the United States is such
that If there were no other way to build
Ibis Canal than to go there and to take
the country in order to build il, lliey
would demand of Congress that that
should be done. But, happily, no such
reason is- necessary. Nothing needs lo
be done but for tho Congress of the
United States to observe a straight-forward,
honorable uptight course, acting
upon rights already cslablishod, upon
concessions thai have been made, and
proceed to declare what ourwlll is in
regard to this matter." Senator Morgan
thus characterized tho opposition: "These
g-nilciiien who aro proposing a post
ponement by Congress until they can
have a definite plan arecd upon, under
stand perfectly well lust if that post
ponemeiit Is to cjnliuue until their
'bjections are dinposed of, no canal will
ever be built. That is precisely what
thoy want."
It is regarded as certain that the Mor
gan Canal hill will bo passed by the
Sena'c, ahh nigh numerous amendments
ina have lo be voted down first, hul
then the certainly ends. Of course, il
could be mule a party measure and oe
pisJ by tbe majority of tho House as
such, should the party lenders so desire,
but Its friends, members of all parties,
would not like to see that policy adopted.
Although Senator Morgan says he will
push the bill to a vote at the earliest
possible moment, Ihe general impression
is that the vote will not bo taken until
aftor the report of Ihe United States
Commission, headed by Xdmlral Walker,
has been submitted to Congress.
Heceul reports from Admiral Dewey
and General Otis have about removed
the last bit of apprehension on the pan
of the Administration that Agulnnldo
and li i s followers mig'it have to be
whipped into subjection when we act
ready to take enliro charge of the
Philippines.
Although noarly the entire member,
ship of the House was In Washington
when tbe vote on tho anti-scalplng bill,
which passed the House, was taken,
considerably more than a hundred of
litem dodged It, by just happening not
to lie on the floor.
Everything la arranged for the South
ern trip of the President and his Cabi
net. Tbe paity will leave Washington
tomorrow on a special train and will re
main away one weelt.
It hardly seems possible now that the
treaty of Peace wilh Spain, signed Sat
urday night, can be senl to the Senate
before ihe adjournment for the Christ
mas reoess, as II will be necessary for
tbe original documeut to be brought to
Washington first.
A cough Is not like a fever. It does
not have to run a certain course. Cure
it quickly and effectually with One Min
ute Cure, tbe best remedy for all ages
and for tbe most severe cases. We recom
mend It because It's good. F S Duffy
Ntw Yohk, December A dispatch
to the Herald from Woshlngtou says:
President McKlnley and bis Cabinet
gave careful conslderallou today to the
character of military government lo be
given to the Philippines. At a result, It
U stated that a proclamation to tht na
tives of tbe Islsndt Is being prepared,
which wl.l belseutl shtrtly after the
treaty nf peace la tlgnod, assuring them
of tht purpose ot tht Called States to
provide them with a Urgt tatasurt of
borne role, In aooordanoe with Amerloet
lastltatloat. -
, At far at caa be tseerlalned.the proeJv
malloa to tht fdlploot will be similar lo
that baaed by O antral Wood during tht
early stages of Amtrlcta control at Baa
tUgo. It trill promise Jostloe, a fair Ju
diciary, freedom of speech and religion,
proteotloa ot pertoeal property rights
tad tht largest possible sneasnra Of boms
rate under the tupervlsloa ot tbt United
Stale. . ". . .': '
BnCItri' ABfSIOA BAITS, ,
THE OfeST SALVE la tht world for
Cult, llrulses, Boras, Ulcers, Belt Rheum,
Fever tkiroe, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Coras, aad all Skla Erup
tions, aad positively caret Plies, or to
pty required. Il ft guaranteed to give
perfect sattsfaciloa or moo rufuhded.
Price U tents per bot. For JsaJe by T.
F.t)u?t,
Makes the food more deTicious and wtroresome
L&E SAILS FOB COBS.
I riinil, Nee HI llrpsrior ki mtb
bs. rnki bmIHavsat Jt. I.
Savannau, Ga., Dec 11. Gen. Fill
hugh Lee, commanding the Seventh
Army Corps, and staff sailed from Savan
na hat 4 o'clock this afternoon ou the
transport Panama, a vers&t captured
from the Spaniards. . Tbe Panama was
towed down the river by two local lugB
; with siren whistles, and these, with the
Panama's whistle, made the air lively for
j tho entire distance along Savannah's five
; miles of wharves.
Goneral Lee stood upon the hurricane
deck, surrounded by his staff officers,
hats in hand, while probably 10,000 peo
ple who lined the wharves bade him
farewell and God Bpeed.
! The Panama carried only tho officers
of headquarters of camp, with the clerks,
orderlies, animals and transportation
used by tho.-e officer. She will go di
rect to Mariano, near which place Ihe
corps will be camped.
llefore leaving General Lee gave somo
emphatic Instructions with regard to
transports. The work of loading them
baa proceeded loo slowly lo suit him.
He eipecicd the Mobile, with the One
Hundred, and Sixty-first Indiana and the
balnnce of the Secoud Illinois, and the
.Missouri, with 2,"0 hospital nurses and
stewards, to sail tomorrow.
"I presume thai we will eutor Havana
and establish headquarters there about
January lirst," said General Lee today.
"1 understand lhal the city will be min
ed over at that lime, In the meantime
my headquarters will be nt Mariano.
The corps will be moved to Cuba just as
rapidly as possible, and I expect it nil
llierc by January 1. I will no", reira'n
cn the Panama, but will go right ashore
upon my arrival."
General Leo will have abjul 21,00)
men under his command iu Cuba by
January 1. He has urged upon the War
Department the hasty transportation of
his men.
All tho transports aent hero have becu
approved by him with the exception of
the Michigan, w hich took the Second Ill
inois to Cuba. That vessel ho condciiiii
ed as a transport for men and recom
mended lo tho War Department thai it be
used hereafter only for animals.
Ornernl j!rcli Omit.
Washington, December 11 General
Calixto Garcia, the distinguished Cuban
solder and leader, and the head of the
commission elected by the Cuban As
sembly to vlsi'. tills country, died bero
this morning, shortly after 10 o'clock, at
the Hotel Raleigh, whore the commission
has lis headquarters Tbe sudden change
from tho warm climate of Cuba, with
the hardships he had there endured, to
the wintry weather of New York and
Washington caused pneumonia, which
resulted iu his death.
He contracted a slight cold in Now
York, which did not assume an nUmiing
stage until Iho early part of last week.
On Tuesday night General Garcia, in
company wilh the other members of the
commission, attended a dinner given in
bis honor by General Mile, and il was
Ihe exposure that night which led to It i a
Illness.
During the twelve hours more prece l
log bis death Goneral Garcia was uncon
scious most of the time. At Intervals he
recognized one or more of those about
blm. In his dying moments, as all
through his busy and active life, his
thoughts were (or his beloved country
and its people, and among bis last words
were Irrational m ilterlngs, In wbicb he
gave orders lo his son, who (son his stsfl
for tbe battle which he supposed was lo
occur tomorrow, and in wblcb he under
stood there were only four hundred
Hpsnlanfs to combat. Jnst bvfore he
died he embraced his son. -
Maov a household ft saddoncd by
death because of the fallut to keep on
hand a lafe and absolute certala cure for
croup snrb at One Minute Cough Care.
See that your little one are protected
against emergency. F 8 "Duffy
Treaty Hla4 aaa OmIH.
pAtta, December I I.VTbe peace treaty
between tbe United fltaiee aud Spain
was signed tt :U o'clock last Bight.
Further details of It have bee if teamed
today,
Tbo Amtrlcaos art lo pty far tending
homo tbt Spanish trooj from tD tbt
eolonleo. Tbt Bpaoltrds art to retara
all prisoners held by them. Tory art to
retala poetetelaa of all military ttor-s
and monitions ot war la'tbo Philippines
aod ot tuoh shine at have tot been, cap
tured, . .- ,, -
The commercial I rattles which the
war rtptered to be retewed at tht cot
Ttaleaee of the two talUo.
Tht tteaty as ilgaed consists of ttrst
teea articles, It having beet) found ad
visable to tabdlvldt two or -three of the
arlktet la tht draft prevlonily agreed
upoa. . '.-.'. I .
Several toemtietteflheAmerlcaa tnta
mlsaloa wart iactlaed at first to publish
tht left of Ibe document, but Bra a tor
Fryt mtde a strung plea fr tbt observ
ance of courtesy toward the Ualied
Slaiet Brnstn, and bit trgnuitntt pre-
tallid. .
BALsiaa.
fa llanttMir I nar. I'altrd V, etfranft
IIIMorjr. Raaarll Al Wnthlnxton.
A Pnairaaairr ulnm.
Halkiuii, December 12 It was recent
ly suggested to Judge Purnell, of Ihe
United States District Yourt here, that
he remove H. H. Bunrinn a Unhed
States commissioner nt Wilmimtr.n
Bunting is the man who was expfllt-d
from that city, and about whose cxpul
sion Attorney General Griggs proposes
to raise a great row and press a soil in
tbe court bore against Mayor A. M.
Waddell and other Wilmingtonlans
Judge Purnell has acted promptly In this
matter, he having appointed S. P. Collier
commissioner. It Is the belief here thai
this puts a quietus on Griggs' movement.
The United Confederate Veterans' As
sociation will publish a history of the
Confederacy. In this will be the history
of North Carolina troops in that service.
Prof. D. H. Hill, son of the general of
that name, has prepared the North Caro
lina part of the hiBiory.
The insane asylum here makes a fine
showing in its report for the past two
years. This shows a death rate of only
H per cent. The percentage of cures is
05.
Governor Russell will use whatever in
fluence he may have r.t Washington to
induce the War Department to allow
the State's claim of 23,500 for amount
expended on the voluntesrs in camp
here.
In the Federal Court here J. P. lloddie
late postmaster at Nashville, was con
victed of stealing u dozen or more let
ters. He will bo given a year in the peni
tentiary here.
Five federal prisoners arrived at tho
penitentiary from South Carolina. All
aro negrot'S and arc toserve long terms for
mail robbery aud forgery. Thore are
now 200 federnl prisoners in this peni
tentiary. Sill .HInlkivr lo Npatn.
Wamiisotox, Dec. 11. The subject
of a renewal of a diplomatic relations
wilh Spain will he a question for later
consideration by this government. The
practice is to wait, so officials of Ihe
Slate Department fay. until formal ex
change of ratification has beeo made,
liven with tho treaty ratified uellhei
government is under any compulsion lo
resume diplomatic relations, and Spain
may continue lo show her ill-feeling and
resentment toward this country by de
laying for some time the resiirnnllou of
a minister lo Washington.
I I rat Regimental Until.
H ana, Dee. li. The transport Rou
mania, with the First North Carolina
Volunteers on hoard, arrived in the har
bor this morning and drew alongside
the Ssn Jose wharf. The Mtnneraska,
with the Two Hundred and Secoud New
York, drew out in'.o the tlroam
Tho Carolinians Iwlong lo the Seventh
Cerpi and are deslinud fjr Mariano, but
were unablo to land elthor al Play or
Chorrea on account of heavy weathrr.
They will probably dliembark and go by
rail to Mariano tomorrow.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Hie Kind You Haie Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
Insurance : Company : of : America,'
Home Office Newark. N. Jr John F. Drvden. President.
Audi Jul) 1, 1898:
20,020,137.04
iBcome 1 C37 : .
15,580,701.03
lisaruce Written la 1897s
$143,000,000
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FAMES OF TIIE WORLD. IT OFFERS AT,L TIIAT IS OOOD IN LIFE INSURANT!-:, AM)
UNDER TIIE l)E!iT CONDITIONS.
I'OU I'AKULULAHS.JAITLY 10
n. L, 'l.OLLOWELL, General A-
Rttil 4, rLANTCr.3 fcflLDINO, n:
OUR Will FIIS !
W'i dc .-in. to civ that we have laid in for Ihe FALL AND
WiNTLIt 'VI'.MjK !( , ,, the 1 arge.t and 15eet Aborted Stnckt
of
GROCERIES AND PROVISION,
TO I3E FOUND IN EV BERNE,
And wo respectfully ask for larger Share of yorr pitrjnage.
We buy in largn quantities from Q.-st hands aud pay no middle
men's profits ai.d ate therefore- j ifparid lo sell you m low at any
one.
We hate jodt ri.iiiiiintrii rt lot of nice STABLES auJ a largo
shoil to siiolier vo ir Jv.thicles, which you nro Wtflcjme f) us
FREE.
JWhen Son come to ihe city Dju't Fail to esamine our Stock
before buying your Groceries.
ltrlM-ctfully,
Wm Si Gaski
71 Bol 4
Usable Articles
Suggestive
of Xmas Times.
FEATHER
Seasonable and so acceptable, they look
well and are comfortable besides, clipped
feathers and coque lips. Prices begin at 40c
and along to $2.50.
FUR COLLARETTES.
Imt. Stone Marten, back of collar ot elec
tric seal, two good values, $4 and $4 50.
HATItf SPREADS.
Satin Marseilles Spreads, termed satin
from the peculiar finish, decidedly unlike the
marseilles spreads that are usually shown,
one size only, extra large, price, $3 00.
RLsANKETB.
A pair of fine White Wool Blankets, not an
undesirable gift though practical, 2 weights,
4 1-2 lbs at $3 50; 5 1-2 lbs at $4; best yet at
the prices.
RUGH.
A fairly good Smyrna, 30 inches at $1 60
and 1 75, better, 36 inches $3, best, 36 inches
at $3.50.
Moquette 27 in. at $2 50, same in 36 in. at
$3 75.
ART NQUAREK.
Standard, strictly all wool, 3x3 1 2 at $7 60
and 3x4 at $10.00.
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