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HE EXCELLENCE OF SYICF OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it i
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the California Fiq Svki p
Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Fig is manufacture!
by the California Fio Svai'P Co.
only, a '-nowletlge of that fact -will
assist one in avoiding the worthiest!
imitations manufactured by other iwir
tles. The high .standing- of the Cai.i
foH.NiA Fio Svki i- Co. with the modi
eai profession, ind tin- satisfactioi
which the genuine Symp of Figs has
rien to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, lher and
bowels without irritatiug or weaken
ing them, and it docs not gripe nor
nauseate, in order toget its bem ticial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN I RAJS CISCO, CL
(tdtili-c Hi- new voiik. n. v.
THE JOURNAL.
New Bern, N. ('..Jan. 3. 1 SO!).
A DAT IN THE CiTT.
The weather probabilities for today
are wanner and part ially clomly w rat her
Samwell's Tra ned Apiinal and Vaud"
rille tonight don't forjjet. It's the cliance
of a life time.
Il was quiet about town yesterday, the
banks being cloied, and no markets on
the exchanges.
The third of the series of Ccrmans
given under the auspices of the (ierman
Club, look place at Lowthrop Mall, Inst
night.
Frolracted meeting every nielli ::(
7:80, at the Christian Clitireli. I'reacii
iog by the pa-tor, suhj 'ci, "The I'pliftcd
Christ. Solo by Mr. Herln-it Willis.
Suiiday night an entire dressed I 0
was stolen from a beef Mall, opposite 1
. I. Taylor's store. It is supposed in he
the same crowd broke into Mr. Taylot's.
The colored people celebrated ye-ter-day
ia ajquii-t maimer, observini; it a
Emancipation Dny, There was n guth
rring nt the court house, Several ear
loads of excursionists came in on the
railroai., spending the day in town
llHiMltoiiie 1'oiler.
The Fair Association is sending out
I he new posters for the Fair, and they
arc both nev in design and very at
tractive. Secretary Creen is very busy these
days getting matters arranged for the
various exhibits, which Is no small task.
Apply I lu- Knuffly.
Subscribers to the Daily or Sen.i
Weekly .lot iinai., who fail to receive
their papers can assign one of two
causes, namely, fault in delivery . or ci
plration of srbsc.ription.
The remedy is simole in either case,
semi word to the oflicr.
Thf Wvalher.
The cold wave reached heie early Pun
nay morning, with a shriek of w ind and
a slight snow Hurry.
The Irmperstnrr fell rapidly and ice
formed during the day. Sunday night
was clean and cold, and Monday a m the
thermometer legislered 1H degrees. Il
was cold anil clear all dny Monday.
"Knnol Do Wlihoni
An old and value 1 subscriber of the
JornsAi. at Iiocky Mount, N. C, sends
his subscription for 1MI0, and very kind
ly says ' Cannot do without it. Always
welcome visitor at my home."
Krery newspaper editor nr predates
such an expression, and no editor is
likely to be spoilt by too much of such
kindness
Smn Old
Sunday night the store of L. J. Taylor
oroer Queen and Bern streets, was
entered, the thieves knocking In a door
panel, thus affecting an entrance.
A number of bottles of whisky snd
wine were stolen.
Judging frtm all appearances, this Is
the tame gang which has operated at
Other stores in this city
It is about time for the police to catch
some of this gang.
' At) 0yter Party.
Aa aujoyable oytter roast was parlic!
patod yesterday, afternoon at The
Oak, th following belag la the party:
MUM ltohler,Brookt, Hymn, Annie
ad Emma SlaveTtoa, Ilaiy Galon,
Bottle Wradley, Afoot Foy, Louise Den
looo,' Carrie' tod Addle Clay pool,
I atl Bryaa; Men X A Bloat,' "VT W
tlark, Goion DoniikK 0 Bnghet, Mark
'Sureatoo, J Leo Otirrai, D R Davl.
: -'-:-' Iia'. V;.1 : ,
People overlookodW Importance of
permapentlyueneOcittl effect! and irera
atltfled with trantlent actlant but bow j
that it la gtaerally known that Syrua of (
Flgi wU permanently overcome kabltaal
oaetlpatloa, well-informed people will
not bur other luatlvat. which act foa a
time, bnt finally Injure the eyitem. Bey
the genuine, made by the Califorala Fig
PyrnpCo. ' - ,j
I Wkatt ha.
I Apeoel la lb frost door of lit store
'of William Lore, oa upper Broad
street, ill broke In oa Friday nlghi,
and so entrance to the tiore ffecittl.
The mosey drawer tu robU-d of
! what wm !!, the.aatouat beluij un-
knows. Ko cine to tee robber or rob
. lien.
Tl report f tht death of Mr J W.
May U brought to the Jut i:x l
Mr. May died at hit horn in Miple
Cypress, iu Craren county, on last Fri
day, his death being due to pneum.ina.
He leaves five childrea lo mourn their
loss.
Mr. May was a farmer ami a worthy
cilien, greatly liked by all who knew
him
f Brri t ouipaa) HMvquf I.
The annual installation of the officers
of the New Kern S. F. Engine Company
look place last nijjht, and aflei w aids the
Company with a few invited miesls sat
down lo a sumptuous banquet, which
hud been prepared by that excellent
! meter Sir. Sam Radcliffe.
The "boys, " young an.l old, entered into
the occasion with their inual spirit, and
thoroughly enjoyed everything. A num
ber of toasts were cailed for and replied
to, the specchers receiving liberal
help in the way of side lemarks from
lue rest of the company.
l.nt-Kheti i he Mamc.
Tlie awarding of ihe hsncsomely
dressrd dull recently shoun in the front
w iuvluw of D. F. .lati' sho e, who-e
name has been the ul.iiit of inany
irucssers, will lake laee toinoi njw, Mon
day afternoon at I o'clock.
There weie ten successful i;ui'scis ol
th" doll's name, (Virginia Dale) and ll e
following, who guessed eoireetly will
please call and decide to whom the doll
shall be awarded
Misses Annie Mace, Katie -Heel, Mrs.
Knight, Mrs C K Slover, Miss I'.sleile
Parker, Mrst! S Attuiore, Iletlie Sutton,
Mcriel Uroves, C II, Miss l.e.ih .lones.
4Jrent AiiIuihI Mhow.
Sainwell'a Trained Animal anil Vaude
ville show played to a large house in
Kiuslon.
They are in New Hern tonight at the
theatre, giving malinee Wednesday,
also appear Wednesday and Thursday
nights They have the tinest and liest
irained animals in America and are
drawing large crowds everywhere.
Don't forget to see their boxing dog",
Corhett aud Fit sininions, in an eight
round bout.
Admission to gslierv, children l'V,
adults SiOe; admission :(0c, reserve seats
without Vxtra charge. Tickets on sale
a Waters' store.
Tlte onuiy MprRlii
At a mass meeting held at Turin's
p.ec.inct, No. J Townihip, December
Ul, ls'.iH, the following resolutions were
adopted
Itesolved, That wc denounce the ac
tion of the mass meeting held in New
Hern in this month, in the manner of
appointing committees on c nmty attain.
Resolved, That in appointing said
Committees the townships should have
been notified and let each town select
its man to serve in said committee.
Resolved. That we denounce S. W.
Latham for county commissioner and
recommend in his place Silas Fulclier.
Resolved, That this resolution lie sent
the New Hern .loi iix m , and request to
publish same.
N. T Ki i.i iikii,
C, L. ! -ki.-, Chairman.
Secretary.
rCKSII.VAl .
Mis Kat.- arine (liillin returned to
Dover yesterday.
Mr. .1. W. Timbcrlake returned Sun
day from Oriental.
Miss Kathelcen Matthews returned lo
Morehead last night.
Mr. Lynn llendren relumed In Trin
ity college yesterday.
Mr. Henry Minn left yesterday, return
ing to Guilford college.
Henater and Mrs. .1. A. Hryan left yes
terday morning for Raleigh.
lion. Frank Thompson and Mr. F.. M.
K nonce of Onslow, are in the city.
Miss Melle Marks left ycfterday mom
ing fr New York to attend school.
Messrs. .las. I). Delamar and A. K.
Hibbard went to Durham yesterday.
Mr. P. II. relletler left yesterday
morning for New York on busiuesi.
Mr. C. K. Foy returned on the Nense
Sunday morning from a business trip lo
Norfolk.
Misses Rebecca and Mary Emma Slree't
returned home last night from visiting
at Klnilon.
Milt May Hendren has returned to
Trinity College, afier spending the holi
days tt her borne In this city.
Miss Mabel Chadwlck, of Beaufort
passed through the city yesterday morn
ing, returning to Trinity college.
BTJOKLBN'a ASHIOA SALTS.
THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts, Bruise, Sore, Ulcer, 8alt Rheaoi,
Fever Bore, Tetter, Chapped Hand,
Chilblain, Corn, and all Skin Erup
tion, and positively core Pile, or no
pay required. Il If guaranteed to give
perfect (atlefactloa or money refunded.
Price 10 cenie per box. For sale by F.
F. Duffy
lMte f
Toe annual meeting of the Farmer
Mutaal Fire Intnrance Awociatloa, of
North . Carolina, Craven end Pamlico
branch will be held at the ooort boom
la NewBero oa Friday, January JO, ISM,
beginning at tl o'clock au A foil at
tendaaxe la very much desired. .
By order of pretldeot, ..J '
.'.,...1 B. W. Lvrii. .
D Lam, Berretary. : :v., .
4TTX.1 OF BlAKILA
TkU krniMiUi.lt lin at aw
SVrraratr.
Among the attraction promised at
the Fair to be held la New Barn nett
iuooih, the great tpeciaculer of the ltat
lle of Manila, reproducing Admiral
Dewey's great achievement will be
seen.
I In this spectacular the American Fleet
w ill be seen moving up anil attacking
i he Spanish fort and restela, and all the
itallstic effecis of the conflict will be
given iu detail.
MAOH DANIEL T. OARBAWAT.
a Tribal ml pret.
The members of the Cotton and Grain
Exchange unite In commemoration of
the ileal ii of Major Daniel T. Carrtway,
and recall with sincere admiration bit
lung and honorable course as superin
tendent of this institution.
While his loyal service and excellent
judgment were of incalculable beoeut to
the businest of the Exchange tnd lo this
community, his gentlem as of manner and
kindly disposition endetred him more
and more le his associates.
His Christian faith which teemed tu
grow with veil's of wisdom, ruled his
life, and bring lhat peace whlcn lur
passth all understanding, excites our
deepest veneration and prt sents au ex
ample most virtuous and amiable.
His refund and delightful humor made
him a most interesting companion, the
remembrance of which will long live in
our minds as bin genereus deeds will In
cl.ci Uhed iu our heaitc.
May eternal light shine upon him.
M. Mami.t,
T. A Oiir Ks,
C K For
(IttliiiMry .
Death has again invaded our circle
aud claimed one of our good members
Brother Anson Wallace departed this
life Dec. 4lh 1S!W.
He lived to a good old age, his life was
a buy one, but his last days werepasstd
in much pain and suffering.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed nt a meeting December 'ilst lS'JS.
Whereas, It has pleased the Ruler of the
I'niversc to remove, our honored and
worthy brother, Anson Wallace; There
fore in view of the loss we have sustain
ed, and still heavier loss occasioned to
his respected relations, be it
Resolved, That the members of Faith
Hope and Charity, hereby desire to
express their tense of bereavement at
Ihe loss of our esteemed brother.
Resolved, that we hereby extend our
deepest sympathy to the relations and
n -ar fiiemN of the deceased, hoping
lhat even iu the saddest of their afflic
tion they niny yet find some consolatian
in knowing that the worth of his private
life was appreciated.
Resolved, That these resolution! be
spread upon the records of thia lodge,
and a copy sent to the family of our
deceased brother, also inserted In the
New Hern ,1m hnai..
W. H. Rookitsos Chia'n,
J. II. Smith,
.1. ( '. S( Al ts,
Committee.
I, a (irippe is again epidemic. Every
precaution should be taken to avoid it.
It specific cure Is One Minute Cough
Cure. A.J. Shepard, Publisher Agricul
tural Journal and Advertiser, Elden.
Mo , says: "No one will be disappointed
in using One Minute Cough Cure for
La Crippe.'' Pleasant to take, quick to
act. F. S. Duffy.
A Mori! Kfral,
The splendid reception and enter
tainment which Mist Mary Moore gave
in honor of her guest, Mies Rrooks, of
Louisville, last Friday evening it the
residence of Mr. L. J. Moore, on Craven
street, will lie remembered is the chief
social incident of the holidays.
There were half a hundred or more
ladies and gentlemen present. The rooms
were brilliantly lighted and decorated.
Misses Moore and Iirooks, assisted by
several intimate friends received.
An hour was spent in playing Progres
sive I'p lenks. Mitt Brooks and Mist
F.mina Stevenson won the ladles pri.ea
Mr. Lon Moore, won the gentleman's
prize.
At eleven o'clock in elegant menu
consisting of numerous delicacies wat
served.
Mist Itrooks rci ited two telecllons iu
the happiest vein and wit earnestly
solicited by everyone to recite again.
Mm Lizzie Hancock sang a favorite
soiig which added pleasure lo the even
Ing't entertainment.
Miss Mary Moore tang a group of
ton; s. Bhe potseset a Hne voice and
was highly complimented.
Mr. J as W Waters accompanied the
vo allsts with hit iolin.
Among others there were present; Mr
ani Mrs E K Bryan, Mr Whitford, Mr
C S Holllster, Mr and Mr J a W Water,
Mr and Mr. C B Foy. Mr and Mr Tbo
0 Uyman, Mr and Mr W P M Bryan,
Mine Annie and Emma Stevenson,
Sadie Hollitler, Clementine Wbltford,
Addle Claypoole, Bradford Ilyman, Isa
bel Biyan, Beetle Leyborn, Lulle Ivee,
Belle Mark, Marie and Rntb Mohler,
Mary Oulon, Llixle Hanock, Agaet and
Annie Foy, Fennle Caller, Bettie Wind
ley; Metsrt T W Waters, TV W Clark, B
K Eaton, D F Foy, i Loo Barrua, Jette
Cleypoole, Wm Dunn, Geo Henderson, C
D Bradbam, F K flyman, H R Bryan, It,
I 0 Dunn, Wm Fletcher, Al A Nuno,
Mark Btevenson.
To Inture a happy new year, keep tbo
Ijrer clear, and Ibo.boily vigorous by
otlng Do Witt Little Early Bloers, tbo
fmouf lttlle pill for ooottlDatlon tad
Mlvet troubles. F. S. Dnffy. '
'J;'';; V A'tlvate, -''.! '
We have just opened two bales Bailees
Covered Comforts, at the annsual low
prlci t1.- ewolb . , BAarowYe: ' :
QTTI1I3T
(UAtr moon )
Thl placa I a new poet-ofhoe in On
low county, but il it belter known at
Half Moon. The people are engaged in
farming and lumbering. P. B. Smith,
who hat the contract for tupplyiog the
taw mill at Jacktonville wiihlogt.lt
operating In this teciloa now, tad gives
employment to quite a number of men.
The tram road it .bout three miles long
and tuotdown to New river at tbe old
weir, from which place, they are towed
by tteaiuer to Jacksonville. Mr. Smith is
a hustling young man. and should be
cal'c I "Hustling Pete."
Mi Jnhn Petleway, It our efficient
potiniaster. We hive mail three timet a
week from Jacksonville.
Rev. J. B. Olive of Swamboro preach
ed for us laal 3rd Sunday.
Last Wednesday night, there was a
Christmat tree at the church here under
the management of Mr. John Petteway
and sisters, Misaet Uertrude and Bessie,
sLuli wit one of the best we hive ever
had The tree was well filled with pres
ents for the little folks, yeung folks,
sweethearts, etc. Many thanks are due
the managers for ihe excellent manner
in w hich II wat conducted.
Aw itbturn ftewn Had Peraamala.
New year now. boys, time to swear ofT.
Tne Christmas holidays passed off
pleasantly and everybody teeiuetl to have
a pood Xraas.
i. YV Ward w ho is teaching school on
New river spent Christmas home with
his family. Capt W W Denait whs runs
1' I! Smith's steam boat towing logt in
New liver also speut the holiday! home.
John lion land, Jr, formerly of More
head City Inn recently of (loldsboro, has
located heie to buy fish, oysters and
clams.
Miss Carrie Ward of Mariurs is teach
ing the public school at Hubeil. Mr.
Henry Jarnian of Kichlandi Is teaching
st Wards Mill.
(J It Vouug is our mail carrier now
from here lo Maysville.
I) II Kussell has some very nice cab
bage plants that will soon be ready for
transplanting.
We regret to learn of the illness ef W
S Wynn of Wards Mill. Hope he may
hare a speedy recovery.
The friends of Mr. K N Summeraill
will regret to learn of his death which
occurred at his residence near Jackson
ville on the night of 8.1lh ull. He leaves
a wife and son to mourn their loss. Mr.
Sumuicrsill was about M years old and
was well known throughout this and
adjoining counties.
-tears he
1!:8 Kind Voa Han Hiwap Bougi.
lOIIOICU. Ur.HMEI.l-.
There is a retribution in history, AU! can
it lie
That he who repeated this so boldly and
to boaslingly,
Is now the drivelling coward who would
kiss the band that slayi"
Yi rily "there Is retiibution," ind you
cannot stay the blow,
Tho' the perfect art of treachery and
Bhimc you surely know.
God finds the traitor tbo' he may seek to
"scape by devieus ways.
Pitied no! no! there is no pity for such a
thing as you,
Stranger, we know thou art to all things
lhat are good and true,
Ali?n lo honor and alike to gratitude un
known, Patiently and persistently you may "bend
Ihe fawning knee,"
Shamelessly profest con vcrtion, bow in
all servility.
Nothing you can do w ill stop the harvest
now. Your seed is sown.
"There is a retribution in history'
when you sec
Mid the fiirnets of Its pages foul
and
blots
of basest ignominy,
Tho' conscience may not taunt you,
you'll remember you are one,
Side by tide with Judas and Arnold and
all that faithless crew,
These are the aien Posterity will be
taught to link with you,
Oh! What a past to "conjure up" with
the setting of Mfe't Hun
('ran for Jaaaarjr.
Tbo Forum begins tbe new year with
an eicellent number. Sir Cbarlee Dilke
writet forcefully on "The Future Itela
lions of Great Britain and the United
Stiles''; Adjutant-General Corbln con
tributes a paper on "Tbe Army of the
United States," thowlnir tbe wonderful
Improvement of late years In lis person
nel; snd Mr. G. Everett mil, wbo was
private secretary to the late Col. G. K.
Waring, gives tbe tubttance of tbe
Colonel'! report to Ihe United Stales
Government "On tbe Sanitation of
Havana." All of tbe remaining article!
are eminently loadable.
i see tmuti.
In your rttolotloo of reform and
economy for Ibo year . 1800, lemember
tbe prompt, reliable and cbeap watch
and Jewelry repairer.
Bait an tub Jewklbii,
Neit to Jobkal.
fair Prl
Besled proposals will be received by
tbo Secretary from this data to January
lOtb, 18M, for rental of Bestsorsat,
fro It and. Coafeellonery, Band witch,
Barbecue end Cigar Privileges dorlnj
ihe 11th Annual Fair of tt East Caro
lina Fish, Oyster, Oame and Industrial
Aseoolatloa to be held la this eliy Feb
rutf tt-SI, 18M.?'' J' '' ;. 'i'
:,. Gsonoi Gaiiji, Booretar.,
L Hat tar salt, ;,;.:':(
We place oa sale today If dotet ebfl-
droa's hoary winter boeo, all altos, from
I to H (reel barpla at lJJo per fair
..:;.''..' ' Uerfool'.
P
LANT LIFE, to 'be -vig
orous and healthy, must
have
Potash
Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen.
Iliese essential elements are
to plants, what bread, meat and
water are to man.
Crops flourish on soils well
supplied with Potash.
Our pamphlett tell how lo buy and apply
iertihiers, and are free to all.
QER.TAN KALI WORKS,
Pi Naatw St., New York.
Halle mt rirat Mhiiii r VrrOliara.
In the Eastern Ditlrtct Court of the
United States, for tbe Eaitern District
of N. C.
In the matter of ( In Iiank-
J. H. VINSON, Bankrupt. ( ruplcy.
To the creditors of J. H. Vinson, of New
Bern, in the County of Craven and
District aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice it hereby given given lhat on
tbe 2th day of January, A. 1) , 1810, the
said J, II. Vinson, was duly adjudicated
bankrupt, aud that the first meeting of
hit creditors will be held at tbe office of
L. J. Moore, Heferee, in New Berne, N.
C, it 12 M. on the lllh day of January,
1899, at which lime the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, appoint
a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business at may
properly come before said mtetiDg.
I.. J. Moont,
litferee in Bankruptcy, 3rd Bankruptcy
Division in said District.
New Bern, N.C., Deo. 30, lfiW.
The Wrfh ITrsyfr.
At the invitation and sufgcslion of
the Evuugelical Alliance for the Culled
Stalls the Week of Prayer will be ob
served by several churches of the town,
according to the following programme.
Tl LSDtY JSNUAKV illlll MKTIIOIHKT
l-'amilict and schools, Prayer: That
the family may be reverenced as a divine
institution; that all familes may be held
in the blessed bonds of mutual love aud
mutuil honor: that, under (lod, parental
affection may chcriah childhood iuto
joy, and parental example inspire to
nobleness of life; ind lhat whatever is
against the Christian ideal of the family
may be opposed and overcome. That
all education may be more and more
valued; lhat thus the highest well-being
of both community and nation may be
secured, and Christ be all and in ill. Pa.
08:0; Isa. 8:IH: Mil. 4 6; Epb. 3:15; Job
88:38; Eph. 3: 10, 11.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4TII, TABKRNACl.K
I1APTIST CHUIICII.
Home Missions Prayei: That Indi
vidual Christians may feel their sacred
obligation to do their utmost toward
making their own land Immanuel's land:
may reali.e ihe unity of Ihe national
welfare the peril of one member being
tbe peril of all; and may fully perceive
that the exaltation of Christ in the home
laud advances His kiogdom In all lands.
That Home Missionary organization!
may be endued with the Spirit of love
aud power; may worthily enjoy the com
plete confidence of Ibe churches; and
that they may severally move forward
iu practical Christian comity aud mutual
helpfulness. Ex. 35: 20-21); Isa. 2: 3; 41
0, 7; 52:8; 1 Cor. 12: 4-0.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5TII, MIDDLE BTItKET
IIU'TIDT UHI HCII.
Foreign Missions Prayer: That la
dividual Christians may render loyal
obedience to their Saviour' last com
mand, and lake fresh courage from his
last promise. That our Foreigu Mis
sionary organization may be filled with
Christlike devotion, and Christlike love
lowird each other; and may ever be
mindful of the new lesion t which ex
perience teaches. That our mitsioaariet
may be gloriously successful, being
divinely enabled to recognize providen
tial leadings, and to make foil use of tbe
witness to Himielf, which God ha prej
teived in even bealhen land. And that,
to tave the lost, miulonariet of theCroes
msy tpeedlly be sent to the very end of
th earth: Mark IS: 13; Act 10: 84; S-1;
Acta 17: 28; Rom. I: 1ft; 10: 14, 15.
. Berviees will begin at 7 "Op. m. All
are cordially invited.
Modest Women
Modest
ay ia
is no
less a charm
than beauty and
wit Ia it-any
wonder that wo
men afflicted
with physical
disorders pecu
liar to their sex
shrink from pep,
aonal exarni na
tions by male
physicians? Tbo
weaknesses and irregularities of women)
may be iweognised by certain nnfaillng
symptoms. Backache, headache, bearing
down pains, irritability and extreme oerv
oosnees indicate derangement : of the
delicate female organism. BradGeld's Fe
male Regulator Is Ihe standard rerqedy foe
characteristic diseases of women.
Bold by druggists at $lxo per bottled
thi aaAormo iemjutoi CO.. aiiaau, a
FOR SALE I
: :?', I WILL BELL ON pit' ;
14th Day pt Jan. bo.
Flos Vales for farm Parposea or
i flood Baroeee and Form Hor. :
AT P0LLO0K8YILLR, It. C V
Terms of Ptle-CXStf. or Note with
Approved Becordy. . ' -
0. ), "M. ;. A. F. PcVAL.
f Y"UsV'
TTe have made every effort to give each custamer '
full worth for every cent epeut with tts snJ the
large patrquage accorded us warrant the belief
that our efforts hare been appreciated.
FOR THE COMING YEAR!
We promise increased energy, if inch be possible,
and believe that onr Experience. Ample Capital
and Implicit Belief that it is good policy to com
bine HIGHEST QUALITY WITH LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES will mske it to the interest
of all to give us their patronage.
No other roof in this city covers snch a stock
andt we think we can truthfully say that
no other establishment can offer you such advan
tages. .
J. H. HACKBURN,
4rCCCO CCCOCCCC COO COCO COOOr.
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g CANDLE WILL BURN.
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We have placed in one of our front windows a very large Zl
candle which we will light Monday at 12 o'clock mid to the one
O that guesses the nearest the length of time the candle will burn O
O we will present FHEK the beautiful Dressed Doll in the win- Q
Q dow. Q
Q Tlie Giiosscs are Al)silutely Free to every one that makes a Q
g )tirchatie. k
A Guess as often as you make a purchase. (
Holidays Are Over.
Now that the Holidays are Over, your thoughts turn to
something more serious than Gifts, Toys, etc., nnd we haTe some
good news for you.
Cloaks and Capes.
Trying to keep up full assortments hits left us with more
garments than we usually carry nt this season, so we chop the
price off about one-third and expect to nutke short w ork of
them.
$12 60
10 00
9 00
8 00
6 00
Jackets
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Capes are reduced iu the same proportion and these values Q
are such that ought to command your immediate attention. Q
The garments represent the best workmanship that is pos- fa
sible and the newest Style. JJ
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Fur Collarettes.
O We also have a few ur Collarette that must l e sold at Q
Q once.
Q They are principally black
X $4 00. They were $4 00 to $G
S Picture
O Some new picture frames, for embroidering, have just been O
Q received. The frame aud piece of stamped linen are together Q
Q and the price is 35c. Q
f Some fancy frames are 50c. j
5 Art Squares. o
O A belated shipment of Art Squares has just been opened. O
O They are none the lean pretty because they are late, and the O
Q price are low for such quality of all wool Squares. 3 x 2 yds Q
Q $4 50. 3 x 3 yds $6 00. 3 x 3 yds $G 50. q
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WHOLESALE & BETAIL DIALERS 15-
HOUGES . AND .. MULES,.
-'- tTk Complete Line of HU90TM, V' ClKt& Atlt) OAtSEH. .'V'' "
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are now
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$9 50
7 60
7 00
6 60
4 50
and the prices now are $8 00 to
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