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VOLUME XXII.
NEW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C . Kill DAY'. Oi'TiWKK 27. 1 1! W - SKniM) SECTION
NUMBER V.
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GAME IS PLENTIFUL.
New laws Were Passed By the last
Legislature on Hunting.
Farmers Alliance lUriTtni,' on New
Lines. Klgares on faille Pre
paring. Loss By Fire. Will
Gather 800 Bales. Fire
At lWnirhaui.
Raleigh, Oct. 25. The shooting sea
so i in this Male will begin November 1.
It is safe to say that not in many years
hare there been more partridges. It was
feared by many persons that the extreme
cold weather and the deep snow last
February would destroy tlicui The
birds are in all that part of the Slate east
of the Blue Ridge and extending to the
tier of counties bordering the sounds.
From Danville to Greensboro, thence at
far west as Morgan ton and eastward to
Uoldsboro there are birds in abundance.
Greenville County offers good sport, and
so docs Person.
The Legislature, at its last session, en
acted a law for a number of counties, re
quiring hunters lo have the written per
mission of landowners when hunting on
the latlcrs' lands. This was aimed at
"pot hunters." In parts of the State
mainly in the High l'oiut and Hickory
lections, Northern sportsmen, to a very
large extent, pay the taxes on the lands
and have all the privileges. Fast of
Guilford county this is not done. The
largo landowners make things particular
ly pleasaut for spoitcsmen, but some of
the finaller one gives trouble some
times.
It is not permitted to ship birds out of
this State. The law in violated by Inking
birds away in trunks and in such pack
ages as would not be suspected to con
tain them. A number of live birds were
sent to Virginia last spring. New Hern
remains the centre for the best deer
shooting. It is said there are more wild
tut keys in the lower lioanokc river
country than elsewhere.
The i 'ommissioner of Agriculture has
gone to Atlanta to aitend the cotton
growers' convention. The Stale farmers'
organi.at ion here take- the name of the
North Carolina Untnch of the Cotton
Association of the South t'ounty organi
zations are lo be formed.
It seems that the Stale Farmer.-.' Alli
ance, which but year nearly cc.ned to
exist, Is now gaining rapidly in member
ship. It is assorted by members that in
bIx months it will ha doubled. In 1M i it
had 105,0i0; last year hardly &,0(K)
The progressive Farmer in an editorial
heartily endor.-ies Admiral Dewey for
governor general of the Philippines.
It Is asserted that the shortage in the
cotton crop in this State :s even greater
than tho estimates.
The tiuial of the tower of the new
Presbyterian church here was put on
yesterday. Work has been resumed on
the Church of the Good Shepherd. Kvery
thing will be ready for the laying of the
cornerstone.
The Agricultural Department is pre
paring ligures as to tho number of
bogs, horses, mules, sheep, cattle and
beef cattle in the various counties, as
compared with last year. Hums of the
returns by correspondents are observed,
in staling that there are only half or
three-fourths as many as there weru in
U08.
Mr. William 0. Slronm.li, chairman of
the directors of 0o Soldiers' Home, has
last by lire his stublus anil eight horses,
the property being worth some !t,030. It
is said the fire, which occurred about U
a m. yesterday was due lo the explosion
of a lamp, which an employe neglected
to put out.
There is considerable complilul
among people whose farms or homes are
southeast of here, along Walnut creek
because of the dischaigu of city sewerage
Into the stream. A Mr. Galling has sued
to city for $4,000 damages on this ac
count. The new ga company is putting down
seven miles of large main aud has a force
of 100 men at work.
The penitentiary authorities now feel
qulto confident that they will gather
8.0J0 bales of cotton this season. Thoy
declare they will moro than pay expen
ses this year; thlj including $33,000
which the Legislature approprialo l for
expenses. As lo tbo tVt.000, Ills not
known whether il will be covered into
the Stale Treasury or not, or whether It
will simply be placed to the peullen
tlary's credit.
Some leading attorneys hero say they
want 4o know the grounds upon which
the Republican State executive commit
tee proposes to have its Injunction case
to restrain the State election board from
carrying out the law. The board meets
arly next year, ucder the new law.
The Adjutant Qooeral was notified
that the Charlotte Artillery detachment
would leave for Atlanta this evening.
The surveyors who are seeking tor
route for the Raleigh & Eastern Railroad
are now 13 miles from here. They are
making good prog rets, li Is proposed
to build the road this winter, so as to
obtain convicts, who can then be taken
from the farms.
Three thousand dollars' damage was
caused by fire whloh broke oat at
o'clock yesterday morning In the bar
racks at Bingham School Five rooms
were gutted. No one was hurt end .the
school was not Interrupted.
BE CUR2 tlitit ymtr blonl !a rich
and pure. TliOlM'st blood purlllcr,
enrieher and yl;illrr li Hood's Nn Pa
par! lis. Be sure o GET HOOD'S.
BRITISH FALL BACK.
But Only to Concentrate and Meet For
Decisive Battle. Boers "Annex
ing" British Territory.
Laovsmitii, October 24 General Yule
has performed a brilliant Mi alexia)
movement. Liy a swift march to lie
south, leaving Dundee and Glencoe emp
ty, be has effected a junction of Lis
forci-s w ith tliO'e of Gem ral Wliile,
slijblly to the north of I.ul Mini h I In
two are now in a position to offer batt li .
The lirsl atlack will pioliably be made
on a large Free Slate force, liili in
tered Natal by way of tho Tintwa Puss
and has since been harrassing Lad) smith.
The military authorities de.'lded that
by joining forces the two generals would
be belter able to cope with one large
force at a time thau by having two small
detachments oppose simultaneously two
large Boer forces.
After defeating the Free Slate troops
the British will offer battle to Joubert.
Only 40 miles now separate the two
Boer forces, hence the need of swift and
telling action. The two sections of the ;
Boer army together outnumber the en
tire Brilisli fotce by thiee to one.
Hard flghiiug is certain al aneailvj
date. The British are eonli.li nl and time
is much enthusiasm.
A private telegram from Dclagoa Bay !
SHjsamnn who has jusl arrived from
Johannesburg states lual the Transvaal
Government has appropriated Sod beds
In private nouses there for the wound -e
1, who are being carried from the
front.
The Boers arc advancing on Kimbcr
ley, Conimi'.mbtnl Cronj", who liai been
repulsed by Ihe British at. filafukiii, i-.
staled to be heading a move against I be
diamond cent re, U'aing a suuill force
Investing Mnfekiug.
Arthur J. Balfour, Government leader
in the House of Commons, announces
that Parliament will piob ibiy be prori -
gued on Friday.
The Tiansvaul Government bin issued
proclamation duCaiing the district
nortli of the Yaa! river, including Bccii
uanaland. to be Boer leiritory. The
( range I" ree State has tuki ii similar ac
tion in regard to I i i iipiaia'id West and
ihe tenitory between Ihe Vaal and
Orange livers. The part annexed bv
the Orange Free State includes the great
diamond centre, Kimberley.
EPISCOPALIANS MEET.
Attend Missionary Council In St. Louis.
Services At Christ Church Cathedral.
St. Loi;is, Oct. i I. Between two and
three hundred bishop i and clergymen of
the I'roteslanl Kpiscopal Church are
assembled here lo attend the annuil
missionary council, which met today an i
will continue in session throughout the
week.
Proceeding Ihe business session Un
delegates mot In Christ Church Cathe
dral. An elaborate service was held, the
bishops present being sealed in the
chance 1.
Bishop Thomas Underwood Dudley
of Kentucky preached the sermon, which
was followed by the Holy Communion.
Immediately after the close of I lie service
before leaving the Cathedral, Bishop
Tuttle, of Si. Louis, delivered un address
of welcome lo Ihe members of the
council, and this was responded to by
BiBhop Henry V. Satlcrlci?, of Washing
ton, D. C.
At Ihe conclusion of the services in
thj Cat lied nil a lecess until 'i.'iO p m was
til on lo enable the delegates lo take
Ipnch at the Planters' Hotel The after
noon session of tho council was held in
t. Peter's Church, Bishop Doane, of Al
bany, N. Y., presiding. The tlmo was
takeu up with tho presentation of papers.
Tho House of Bishops will bold a
meeting Thursday afternoon for the
purpose of considering the question of
the appointment of a bishop to Japan
and to decide about bishops for Puerto
Itico and Ihe Hawaiian Islands. Al
present there Is an Kpiscopal bishop at
Honolulu, h'll he belongs to the English
Church.
In order lo decide how the church in
the Islands shall be brought under l be
Jurisdiction of the American Church
there will be somo diplomat Ic corres
pondence with the authorities of the En
glish Church. Since the Islands have
become a part of the United States il Is
conceded to be only proper that the
churches in them shall be under Ameri
can Jurisdiction.
Lieut, Brumby in Atlanta. -
Atlanta, Ga., Octobur 24 Flap
Lieutenant Brumby, of Admiral Dowey's
tlagshlp Olympia. arrived here al 0
o'clock. Thousand of people, waiting
at the depot, gave him a rousing recep
tion. A committee of Atlanta citizens met
blin at tho State Hue aud acted as an
ercoil. Lieutenant Brumby wishing to
go direut to his home at .Marietta, Ga.,
no ogiainine of reception was carried
out. He was escorted lo a special train
oa the Western and Atlantic, hlch took
him Immediately to his destination,
twenty miles out of town.
Atlanta Is splendidly decorated In
honor of hie coming.
Lieutenant Itrumby will return here
tomorrow, and a formal welcomo will be
given him tomorrow night.
Millions of dollars, Il toe value placed
by Mrs. Mary Bird, l!arrlaburjr, Pa., on
ibe life of ber child, whloh she saved
from croup bv ibe use of One Minute'
CoouCur. It cures all coughs, colds
.d throat and long troubles, F Duffy
CR11G UW.
Case Before the Supreme Court as
to its Validity.
.Masonic Temple. The kilgo Suit.
.Society Marriage. Military Com
panies Disbanded. Illicit
Distilling As to To
bacco Tax
UaI.kk.h, Octob.-r 20 The Craig law
and its constitutionality is the most im
porlaut case before the Supreme Courl
this week. The lawyers who appear
against the Bell Telepuoue Company in
the case in which the Ueslion is invol
ved declare that an Alabama case, which
was decided by the Supreme Court of
the I niled States, decided that the act
was not violative of Ihe Federal consti
tution. On the other hand, it is asserted
that a Louisiana case entirely knocks
out the Craig law.
The Masons are to have a temple here.
Il is lo cost :t0,0(X). As yel they have
not slated the location of the site. The
Odd Fellows are soon to have a very
handsome building.
The Supreme Courl today bearing ar
gumi'iH in the case of liev
T J
(iattis
I .. lru,l,.l t'll.ro ,,f Tri.llli. (',,1
lee, aud B. N. Duke and W. U. Odell,
trustees of Trinity. It is for $10,000
damages for defamation of diame
ter. The case involving the validity of the
new road law was argued ill the Supreme
Court Tuesday. The point at issue
is whether a citizen can be forced to
work the roads. The case comes from
Durham.
Delia Dixon. M. D , of the faculty of
I he ISanlist University here, went to
Wilson to go before the Slate board of
medical examiners in order lo secure
license lo practice in this State. She is a
sister of Kev. Thomas Dixon.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
yesterday Miss Lizzie Taylor and Mr.
Henry W. Miller wero married. Theie
was a great turn out of society people.
Mr. F. P. Mcivissick was besl man. The
gifts were as handsome and as numerous
as weie ever seen here. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller lefl this afternoon for the north
west, in Col. A. li. Andrews' private car.
It is said olllcially that one Chapter of
Ihe Daughters of the Confederacy in this
place has already raised $700 for Mrs
.-tonewall Jackson.
The Stale charters the Central Tolmc-
o vvaieliouse Company al ixinslon,
r,r,oo paid up capital, S. II. Lol'tin and
oilier owners. Also the Carolina Chris
tlan College, at Ayden, Pitt county, Dr.
Joseph Dixon aud others stockholders
The Negro Stale Fair, which opens al
the Slate Fair grounds here October Jilst
secures Ihe same low rales of railroad
fare granted the while fair last week.
Revenue ctllcers made a raid in Frank
lin county and captured two large illicit
tlislillei ies.
Dr. George Bingham, of Davie county
an inmate of the Soldiers' Home, died
suddenly while silling in a chair this
afternoon, aged 70. He was a brother of
G. A, Bingham, a wellkuown merchant
of Salisbury.
The Scotland Neck Hillemen refused
to obey orders and go into camp last
summer, so the Adjutant General lias
Issued orders to disband the company.
The Ml. Airy company, whose captain
last summer was arrested and lodged in
jail it may be remembered, was also dis
banded, and its property turned over to
the Bluo Ridge Guards, another company
formed in Ml, Airy.
Samuel Bartholomew, of Boscoliel,
Wis., wrltos the Secretary of Stale, ask
ing if Colonel Gibson, of the F'orty sec
ond North Carolina Regiment, killed at
Gettysburg, has any relatives in North
Carolina. Bartholomew says he burled
Gibson and that a ring aud a watch were
taken from his body. He knows where
the rlntr is and desires to have il ic-
turncd.
There aro In tho Kastern District 400
cases against moonshluers on Ihe court
docket. Hut few are on the WeBlern
docket. Judge Puinell of the United
Stales Courl, says lhal illicit distilleries
are on the Increase.
State Treasurer Worth rules that ;
merchant engaged In I ho selling of grc
cm les and Includes tobacco In his sales
in any shape should pay all the taxes
levied under section 21 on tobacco aud
cigars, and shall also pay under section
21) the tax on his capital used, less the
amount of capital used In conducting
the husiuess taxed under section til.
The portion of capital employed under
section 31 is not 1 1 nolo to tax under sec
tion lili. This appeal came up on an ap
peal from the sheriff of New Hanover
county for Instruction.
COTTON MARKET.
Received by J. E. Latham, commission
merchant, New Bern:
Nkw Yohk, October M.
Open. High. Low. Close
Jan.colion 7 04 7.08 7 04 7.08
Gel. cotton 8 01 7.01 8.01 7.01
ClttCAOO MARKKTH.
Wheat:
December .
Gorki
December .
Cor ran
Nov. Coffee
Open. nigh. Low. Close
.. 70 71 70 701
.. 811 m St! U
.. 4W 4.00 4 63 4.B0
Tolk Miller'1 Is the name of new
cigar that It rapidly becoming popular.
It ta on sale at Davis Prescription Phar-
jcSSQd Powder
yr 4BS0LUTEIY fclJRE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
evu mm mm
AFRAID OF NONE.
England Prepares to Face Hostile fcurope.
Boers Pressing English Army.
Losses 600.
The danger of European complications
as a result of the Boer war seems nearei.
Evidently, Great Britain Is preparing to
meet it, and oilier nations seem lo be
also on the alert.
A British squadron of eight battleships
aud five cruisers lias beeu ordered from
Cape Clear, Ireland, to Gihraller. These
will be added to a large squadron now in
the Mediterranean. Dispatches to the
London Daily Mail state I bat the French
Meet has been instructed to watch the
British warships, and that the Italian
tleel is under orders to concentrate in
the Bay of Spezzia, on 1 1 if northwestern
coast of ilaly.
The hostility of Russia and France to
English interests is taken for granted,
but Italy is supposed to be on terms of
particular friendship with the Queen's
Govcrnmenl. Germany, as far as oMicial
signs go, is also friendly, though her
press is bitterly hostile.
A mass meeting of "1)00 membcts of
the Pan-German and Ami Semite
Leagues at Hamburg sent a dispatch to
Kniperor William urging him lo inter
cede in behalf of t lie Boer-t.
iNccoiding lo the latest advices from
Natal, the British force tliere is hard
pressed by the Borrs. A telegram from
General White indicates that General
Yule'o column, retreating from Glencoe
to Dundee, hail not, up lo noon yester
day, formed a juiu lion with General
While. Tiie British will probably retire
on l,.ul Miiiui : i : 1 1 1 avvaii ibe attack
of the Boer ar uy i.i an intrenclied posi
tion.
The Boers have probably captured a
whole squadron about S.I men of the
Eighteenth Hussars, who had been sent
to harass t hem. A number of the Hus
,r olliccis have ceitainly been taken.
In Hie battle near Ladysmith Tuesday
Hie British lost Id killed aud !):! wound
ed. The total British loss in killed and
wounded since the war began iaoverGCO-
Tnc proclamation of the Transvaal
and Orange Fiee Stale Governments an
nexing ISriii.-h territory lias greatly
encouraged linlisb subjects ot liulcli
descent to join the cause of tiie Boers.
Hundreds of ibeui are now openly es
pousiug the liner side, where they can
do so without being subject to arrest for
treason.
ENGLAND'S POSITION.
Chamberlain Tolls Why War Was Inevita
ble. Equal Rights For While Men.
London, October 2o Joseph Cham
bei lain Secretary of Stale for the 'Clo
nics, speaking in the House of Commons
today, said:
"We are told that we shall lose South
Africa. Our foreign friends are con
vinced of it. Yel ihey are not happy.
Such predictions were made before, and
were cm rent even in the days of Eliza
belh. Bui I am not alarmed.
"One great Teutonic people caniiot
hold in subjection another great Teu
tonic people, but this has never been our
course. It Is impossible to pretend that
the Dutch at the Cape are crushed by
our rule, when they have all the rights
Englishmen possess, and even in indi
vidual cases are permitted to talk and
write treason. Whatever mav be the
lesult of the war and the premature talk
of the result, does any one imagine that
we shall fail to do for others what we
claimed for ourselves, or refuse ccUal
rights lo the Dutch in the Transvaal
which Ihey refused us f '
"Theie has been on the pvrt of the
Transvaal crookedness altogether In
comprehensible if they desired a settle
ment," continued Mr. Chamberlain. "I
believe that from first to last Picildcnt
Kroger never intended to give anything
snnroai hlnir eiiual rights lo the white
races, or any acknowledgment of Brit-
Ish supiemacy. War, therefore, was In
evitable.
"Winn our boswcrc almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure. They recovered
rapidly,' writes P. B. Belles, Argyle,
Pa. It cures coughs, colds, grip) e and
all throat and lung troubles. K. H
Duffy.
Deatb of Grant Allen.
London, October U5 Grant Allen,
tho author, who had been In Ill-health
for a considerable lime, it dead. He was
SI years old.
The "Plow Boy Preacher," Rev. J.
Kltkman, Belle River, 111., says, "After
sulltr'ng from Bronchial or lung trouble
for ten years, I was cured by One Mln
ate Congb Cure. It Is all that Is claimed
for it and more." It cures, coughs, colds,
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
F. 8. Duffy.
Celery Headache Powders will cart
your headache. Made and. told at Davis'
Prescription pharmacy.
oo.. mw romc
May Abolish Dispensary.
Col.l Miiu. S C Oct. 25 Judgi
a;
rich in the Circuit Court toda r .led
that the State Board of Liquor I'min 1
must exhibit to that court ihe records
on wbic h the commissioner, J. B, Doiit
hit, was dbcharged without a bearing
The c mmissioner can be discharged f.r
cause only, and Douthit demands a trial
by the board. The controversy Is al
trading a great deal of attention.
The amount of the liquor business last
) ear exceeded f 1,250,000. The Legisln
ture will In January have an inves'.iga
lion, and may do away will) Slate dU
peusaiy, letting each county buy its own
liquor.
Automobile Parade.
Nkw Yoiik, October IM. The first
club parade of automobiles in Manhattan
will lake place November 4th, al 2 p. m.
There will be seventy live inolor ve
hides In Hie parade steam, electric,
gasoline aud petroleum.
The run, under the auspices of the An
tomobile Club of America, just organi
zed with General A, D. Andrews as
president and Captain Homer Wedge as
secretary, will be not exceeding twenty
live miles, and
on streets when
ic can view the pur-
the
general pub
ide.
President K iug,
Farmers Bank, Brook
used DeWitt's Little
his family for years
best. Those famous
yn, ;Muh., has
Early Risers ill
Savs t hev are the
little pills cure constipation, biliousne
and all liver and bowel troubles. !
Duffy.
She Married Him.
"Tho most amusing nuptial ovent I
eves officiated at, " said good old Squire
Hiram Cato to u representative of tho
Louisville I'otst, "tho marryinc magis
trate of tho Peunyriln," now dead,
was in tho winter of 1871. I was
awakened onocold night about midnight
by vigorous knocking ou my front door.
I went to the window aud by the light
of tho moon could see two forms on my
front porch. I raised the window and
asked what was wanted. A woman of
tho backwoods type auswerod in abont
this luugnngo : 'Why, bit's us. Jim an
me wauls to git hitched.' I hurriod
down and on opening the door found a
poorly clad, fiunicky looking man of
about 40, led by a deterimnod looking
woman of perhaps 30. I cold sou that
tho female was the buslnosn part of the
procession aud addressed myself to her,
asking why thoy had chosen such a late
hour for their 'hitching affuir.' Thi8
was the reply, in quick, snappy sen
tences: 'Why, hit's this way. Jim
Owens is bin n-spurkin uv of mo, I
low, for fo' yerex, an I got fetched tirod
nv his iiiiuciu wurds, so tnk an ast him
touito, I him, I did, I 'pected him
'votedly, an of bo wanted mo to cum
on au Io'h git j'tued tonite, or I wuz
gwine to take Flotch Boggoss' boy,
Hez, an settle down. Jim lowed ho did
ho reckined he'd cum, though it wuz
a long trip. So I took an fetched him
in pap's mill waggin. Didn't I, Jim?'
Jim nodded a doleful assont. In answer
ing the questions I put to tho groom in
the ceremony tho brawny bettor uine
tenths gave the bashful spouse about
tho enc, and she paid mo a half dollar,
taking tho money from Jim's pocket-
book. It beat any wedding I ever wit
nessed, I think."
A HMty Judgment.
"I hato intoxicatod peoplo, " whisper
ed a good looking young lady to a oom
panion on one of the Larimer avenue
curs too other evening. A muu bad
boarded the car at Atwood street. He
staggered along the ai.slo and finally
managed to get hold of a strap, to which
he oluug in order to steady himself.
"You're right, " answered tho one ad
dressed; "the couduotora ought to keep
thorn off tho cars. "
Meanwbilo the mau was changing his
hold ou the strap from one baud to tbo
other. He looked down, with his eyos
half closed, aud when some of tho pus
sougors wanted to leave the car ho seem
ed to pay no attention to them, for be
did not move out of tbelr way. At the
Larimer avenue bridge tho car came to
a stop. Tbe man seemed to realize that
he was at bis destination, for while he
bad not motioned to tbe conductor he
began to go toward tho door. Tbo con
ductor helped him out aud after seeiug
uim safely ou tbe sidewalk returned to
bis car. Turning to a passenger who
bad Leon an interested spectator, he
said: "Isn't it a pity to be blindf That
gentleman lives in the honse on tbe cor
nor, and I take him home every even
log."
The two young ladies looked at each
other in embarrassment, for the con
doctor had spoken lond enough (or ev
erybody in the car to hear him. Pitts
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Aa Idaal Union.
lie Was It a happy marriage?
She Happy f Why, thoy've been mar
rled five years and they are still flatter
ing each other I
wuimt Waist.
Tommy Pop, what Is a willful waste?
Tommy's Pop-The kind you can't get
roar arm around. 8h h-h I Here
I oomos your mother.
J. L. McDANIELy
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
: 1SKOAD STREET IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS.
My Specialties are Flour, Meat
10c C'ofTee you over saw,
My Snow Drift, Htar and Admiral Flour stand at
Buy cither of these brands and you will be pleased
bargain.
I have tho largest and best geh
Hern, and 1 can savo you money.
Everything (iuaranteed as Hepjesentod.
(iood Stables Free.
J. L. McDaniel,
71 BROAD STREET.
Fashionable - Trimmed - Hats !
Our hats shall satisfy the purchaser in
every way. or the money back. Walking and
Golf Hats in a variety of shapes and colors.
KID GLOVES. Regular $1 00 kind, the
best made to sell for that price, black, white,
tan, grey, etc. All Sizes, very special at 89c.
G-. A.
OPPOSITE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SHOES &
MILLINERY.
'PHONE 40.
ei zfolhogik: st.
Cool and Cold
In New Goods and Latest Styles.
Everything cIhc advanced except price of our Clotbing.
See these values
Men's Suits $2 50 to
Boy's Suits $1 60 to $5 60.
Children's Suits 76c to, $3 60.
Fall and Winter Stylet in lUtt t Price to 8uil Wery purchajjen ': ;
Big Line of Underwear, Shoe, Ladle apd ent'i undihingsj Dim
Ooodi at Lowest Price. - : - '. ' t ;l ;-u:-,'- '-. . i
Come and Let nt Show yott oir Good, -V .,;;', ',, .
The American Stock Company,
v H0WA.R0 MACHT. Proprietor,,
59 and 1 Mlddl Btitet, . r SEW BEEJf, N. 0.
I have the beet
the head,
with your
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Weather Clothing,
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