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V4II.HMK XXII. SEW BIKN. CKAVIN Ciil'MY. rV V . K R-UAV N' KM Hr K ,! - nMi sKtTiON. K I'M Ml.' Mi
BRITISH SUCCtSS.
Gen. White Makes an Assault From
Ladysmith Afainst Boers.
Takea Their Camp and Han; Pri--oners.
MafrkiiiK Not ihK-ii
Entire English
Arm' Called
Ont.
London, Nov. 7 Toniglit's dispatches
from the front have rent the valL of
gloom enveloping Ladysmllh. showing,
It is said here, that the British garrison
is not merely standing on the dogged
defensive, but is executing a series of
brilliant sorties.
It appears that Gen. Bir George Slew
art While sent a strong force of cavalry
and infantry to attack the Boers at Ta
ham's farm, about 10 inile9 lo the n'.rth
ward, near Hester', and apparently
achieved a surprise, I he Boers being
caught on the open vehll.cut lo pieces
and their camp captured
Encouraged by thU 3uceess, General
White decjded to rnk an even nore Iin
portant engagement on the following
day, which was again justified by su-
cess. Ladysmith had been isolated and
a lloer force had intercepted the rail-
way between Ladysmith and ('olenao. I
This force on Friday had descended upon
! A " ' -
V - jl
n ' V-' '' '' P ' A
- 'fi"- I r3
Mai of th icu e of wi r in South Africa, showing i:u of rai r ul from Hurl a i
to Pritor'.n, Engiish ar ,iy is no.v in i adjsn i'.h. fit to m o I hy I ot.h w ho h..i,
Colanao in th renr.
C jlerso had compe led a hurrted abanl
onmcnt of Colenso and it retirement of
lbe British to Estcourt.
The Boeri had advanoel southward
until they had occupie I the hills just
north of the Tugela river and dominat
ing Colenso, on the oilier side of that
stream. The hills slope to a plain thai
reaches to the banks eft lit Tugel i.
General White's dM.ion cHiihl the
Boers in the rear. After liie hills bad
been shelled the Briilsh iuf miry :or :w ii
the position. M'anwlrl the l!:iip!i
cavalry swept round tli:i hillJ. Ah i'.h
retreating Boers de9ended n;:o lie
plains with Biiti-ili bayonets behiad
them and the river in front of them,
they were charged by tho cavalry, and, It
Is said, perished almost to a mm. The
British then returned to Ladysmith
without coming Into touch with ihe Co
lento garrison, which had nil red to
Estcourt.
A later dispatch from Estcourt Haled
that an armored train hail been Font
back t Colenso to repair the line, and
the next news mays possibly be of the
restoration of communication with
Ladysmith.
Mafekluf Iloida Out.
London, November 7 The Daily
Mall's war coirespon lent cables as fol
lows:
Mafekinu, October 20 (via olapaich
rider to Koruman and runners to Oc
ange ltlver, Noreinber o) The Bier-'
bate bombarded the town for several
days put witu five T-po Jiuiers, onf 10
doander, two Krupp 12 ponn Ivr4, mid :
one Krupp 94-pounder. Three bund red
hells were flrod In the course i f !I0
hours, Tbo IVIlisli had four men only
wounded. The damage to the town i
Inconsiderable.
All efforts lo storm .Maf eking so fur;
have been thwarted. The garrison is Iu !
the highest spirits. The Doer seem to
be gotllng dlsoou raged.
Kvarjr Man la trmi.
London, Nerember 7. The Dally
Mall U Informed thai the Bocond and
Third Army Corpt are to be Immediately
moblllfed tad that a division consisting
of 10,000 men of the Second Army Corps
will be dispatched to Booth Afilca at
fooa as the necessary arrangements tan
be completed. Y
ThB.cod Arniy Co wilt oonilal
in round numbers of 40,(K0 men. It will
be made up as follow
Thirty infantry battalions, three bat
teries of the Hoyal Horse Artillery, 18
batteries of field artillery and !U regi
ments of cavali y.
The Third Army Csrps w. 1 number a!
the outside 25.0UJ men. It could not be
brought up to Hi full ttrengih without
ihe aid of llie militia. It will be re
quired for garrison purpoi-et, ns nearly
every militaty station in the Kingdom,
will be denuded i f troops by the con
centration of the Second Army Corps at
Aldersliot. ,
The mobilization of the Second and 1
Ttiird Army C orps is without precedent, j
It will, of course, involve the calling up '
of the reserves of those regiments which J
are on the list 1
KENTUCKY NOT SETTLED.
Claims Made Jy Both Parties. Reports
Seem To Favor Republicans.
Special to Journal.
Lorisvn.i.k:, Nov. t'p to lute this
afternoon, there is no reason to recede
from the conclusion reached early this
morning as set fourth iu a bulletin then
issued. The probability remains that
Taylor, Republican, will have a plurality
of something over J.OtlP. Reporlscovcl
ing counties and precincts yet missing
are criming in very slowly. Many of them
will not cone In before tomorrow' or
lt.t ;r, and until they arc in the result cm-
not be definitely known.
Both parties continue lo claim the
election. Tirj Gobel nilherenls Cijnt-'iid
that they wii! have a plurality of at least
7 00 ', while the Ta; lor adhetents seem
to tiKMi'c out a plurality i f as much as
It) no I hut ! he claims cannot be sustained
with ii!iv sort of reason for either side.
Tiic Winnie Davis Monument.
Iin iimiiMi, Va., Nov. 7 Mr. George
Julian . dnuv, of Florence, Italy, the
sculptor of the Winnie I 'avis moiiinneut
and the i.ii'i e statue of I'm-;, lent Jeffer
son I aws, is here. All arranci mm!, he
says, have h-cu n ade for the dedication
of the memm iali. The sculptor thiw
morulr.g saw for the first time Hollywood
Cemetery, iu which Ihe-o iuonumeiiii
aio to be erected. "It is the most beauti
ful ceincterv I ever lavr," ta'il the artist
t he site of (he Davis monuments, Mr.
Zolnay declared, was a splendid one, The
plf.leau overlooking James river, upon
which i the .JelTerBon I);;vis circle, the
sculptor thought, made an ideal location
fur llieso monuments.
Jutt befoio he left l'lort ore Mr Zolnay
i says he uctived a request from the
ll , ; (in .. i i r Art in lluchaiesl, Kou
uiiiiia, for n pinker of-paiiv cast of the
Winnie i : :s cioiiitnienl lo be placed In
that .
say i ,
1, Ii".: I
frdei u
'I..,: ,.',,...
; i-l;.'il nil
r to I h" I bi
. we I r. b
w hieh Ihe artist
i coii-l.lcted a
ii ' r . t lie Con-
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COTTON IiIARKLi.
It. c Ived by .1. ti l.al iiani, i ii;n.isioii
in r i o hull t , uw Hern;
Nitw Yo:ik, Xtin-ml etO
Oj cn. Ill,'b. I ow. Closa
Jan, cotton .. . 7 ,V T-i "AH 751
May. cotton ... 7.WI 7 1,8 7 0(1 7.5H
rlllCAOO UUIKFTS.
WhkaT;
December .
CoM:
December .
Corf ut -
Xovamber
B.lt T.i.;..
fo. lt y PfJ..
Open. High. Low. ( lose
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C&SE DISMISSED.
Gattis vs. Kibjo Before Supreme
Court, But May be Retried.
Smallpox Likely to Spread This
W inter. Death of Dr. Sanderlin
Kajetteville Bond Case, lit-1 -haven
Oyster Trade. Cot
Ion Compress Idle.
K.U.Klim, November The decision
i i the case of Gattis s Ktlgo, apcalcd
to the Supreme Court upon the question
of practice, was rendered yesterday. The
complaiut alleges in part that the de
fendant Kilgo uttered iu puulie slander
ous words against Ihe plaiutilT, chaigiug
him with an offence equivalent to per
jury, aud intending thereby lo injuie
aud did injure the goo t name of the
plainlilT; that the defendant Kilgo anil
his co-defendants, Duke, Branson an I
Udell, wickedly intending to injure the
phintiil, published slanderous, lih.-lo.H
and delamilorv words concerning the I
piaintilT and pravs for damages. Tile
ilefeu'lants (k-inuried to the coaiplai.it ,
thai it improperly joins two separate
causes of action against ilitlerent parties
and moveil I dismiss the action. The
demurrer was sustained an I the motion
to dismiss allowed. The Supreme Court
holds that I h" demurrer V:M properly
s istaiuerl, as the two ciuses of action
I alleged in the complaint were improper.
I ly joined, hut th it tlcre wm an error
I in dismisin t :i ' a 'iio:i, and the j i!g .
jhelo.vmay cither allow amendment lo ;
;the coinplaiiH or d!'ide III : nr'Hii! So ,
I . ep tr.ile trails. The two caude ot a i
''ion may be j lined in one coinplaiul, '
I h it each cause must tic sepal ately stated
i Code, section 2il; lli N C. I Hi; N C.
lo; liH; ;i-JU.
Dr. Kiciiaril ll Lewis secrelarv
, , I
ot the
Slate luiard ul health, say.i lliere are now
cases ol smallpox iu Halifax, Person,
iiott an noil Chatham. At Scotland Neck
Iheie are four. He expects an outbreak
ol the disease this tail much mine severe
than the one last spt ing. lie is inform
ed Dial there are a thousand infected
points in southside and southeastern
j Virginia and northeastern North Ciro
I Una. The fact is that Virginia took no
piccautiuiis against the disease and some
of th-: counties in northeastern North
Carolina were equally short sighted. In
this State as a whole the ilise.ise ha
been remarkably well managed.
Dr. Lew is hpoke of the vital questi n
of pure water supply, and s,iiil some
water companies show no disposition to
I iok afler tho puiity of the water they
furnish. He added l-iil when people
discover siu h a lack wf Interest a move
ment for municipal ownership is Ihe in
evitable and proper insult.
liev. Dr. Goo. W. Sanderlin, who died
Monday in a Baltimore sanilarium, w as
Iju : if! beie this afternoon, Govern' r
Uitssoll and the Council of State attend
ing Ihe funeral. Kings on Ihe Capitol
weie halt-malted. Dr. S:in:lerlin was 5b
years old, a native of Camden county,
captain in the Confederate service, State
Auditor four years and appointed fourth
aui.itor, I uiteil stairs treasury, six
years ago. He was for several years
pastor ol the Franklin Square Baptist
Church, Baltimore lie Had been In
feeble health in uiinil and b idy several
years and some monllM ago was injured
by a fall. He was a Itrolhcr in-law of
Chief Justice Faircloth.
The most important case before the
Supreme court is one in which Robinson
and Cook appear for the town of Fayette
ville. The Legislaluru passed an act
allowing that placo to expend $75,010 in
the purchase of water and electric, light
ing plants; the people by vote ratified the
act; the opponents of the plan contend
that the Legislature failed to prevido for
a special lax lo meet ihe interest and
create a sinking fund; the tow n contends
that Ibis was not necessary, as Ihe ad
recites that the i egul'ir t ix ;s ample lo
meet the Interest aud provide the sinking
fund.
Charles F. Warren, of Washington, N
(J , Is here. He ssya Bellhaveu, Heaofort
county, Is now tho centre of the oyster
trade In North Carolina Six Ballimoie
firms are operating at many cauneiles
there.
ti. .i ,ti.,,. r ,i, u.... r ,i.
Uevolulion will be held hero Noven.bi r
loth. The society now has (lOmenibeis In
North Carolln.
The cotton compress here has done
little or no work this season, foi Ihe
reason that the North Carolina mills arc,
taking all the cotton.
OHIO'S VOTE.
Ticket. Not Much Change From
These Figures Likely.
Special to Journal
Cincinnati. Nov 8 Unoltlclal re-
turns from 7H counties In Ohio, and a
tlmailiglhe remaining 10 counties the,
amo as in ISJT'givts Nash, Itep., for
'governor, a plurality of 40,041. 1 he
ioui,tic iijtbeard from are llsrdln.
... Ht.mnill Vlnlnn Wv.ntl,,. ,
no liie-. i nuui nz. rmc. i oriuire. nene
r.rry. OS counlle, Including Huller;
iCujrihoRa, Hamilton and Lucas give
'Jones 70,70i vote.
Later unolflclal returns havu bean re-
i -- -
oolvid from all tie count Ira In Ohio
with fow scattering pieilnctsesilmatod.
K ash's plurality Is 49 803. Heturnshava
been recelrsd from 47 oountles showing
Jono.' vol. lob 8J.787, this Include,
v.uv iiBHii,,uut uuvM)
( Lorain, Stark ud Bonmlt counties.
Absolutely Ipus:
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
OVl tAKfUO POWDT
NO GOOD NOW.
Rerublicans Do Not Ttvink Settle
Amounts To Much.
Kuad I. aw Siistaiiitd. Health) Bank
Condition Federal Court In
Oeoeniber. The Magnetic
Healer. Tree I'liuit I ni;.
Seaboard Appeals
I! I I. lo it, November b The licpubli-
.cans wlio talk ate now rnliculiug e
j t opgressinau Settle, saiing he In- no
! status in the party, and that his opin ions
I are alueless. They ate making t lies
declarations in the hope of minim:.- ;n ;
the effect of bis letter to Coneri : siiian
l.inney. Settle s-iii 1 hisl nihi that he
wan ted lo know wlii'llii'SMl was iri'i)os
eii to answer his I, it r
The Suireiue Co'ii I sn-iains tic new
road lai; lloi' is ihe
w hieh us
enai'tc,! lor a lai ;'e n n in b. i of
la-t :o i Hi? and to -. u . I he i
I'.Hlli'-
. in. eel
of w hieh Sbitc Geo!,), i ! I ' i 1 nu - w o ii i
so '". ;.',otlsiy.
( liairinin McNeill, i I ll." orpora'ic
com i - si, Ol . sa s the t Miiiina! !"'i i
the repot 1 1 of the St ;t!c b , :iU c o:o .o
S UO hi S I 1 1 s. I 111 Isl o, nil 1) 111 ,v 1 11 ! i: i . I
particulai lv hcallhv condition .
'
1 lie tounilation ol I ut- i burcli o
Good Shepherd is pi.u iii ally com;
the
ted
It appears I hat woik will be su-pin
for some lime.
The Fedeial Couit ni- Is hcie Deecci
b"i'4th. So le avy is tin- dock. I il.iat i;
seetcs tlirie is to be a sr.-sio:i in .Ltimuiy
There are now docketed '20 more eases
llotn ever liefoie at a teim, and not ail
liie comissionMs li'ive sent iu their re
ports. The case of A. . I.. Mai shall, I he W ll
minglon lawyer cliaiged willi eoimli i
feiting, will not he heard at this Ii n.i, il
appears, Ihougii the di.-triel nll-.iuey i
curiouly reticent about it.
Henry K. Litchtord, ra bier of ibej
t'ili its' N al ional Bank. Ii fl here lor)
Tin bin o, wiie re he is to be married I eilay.
Auditor A ( r anil .lohn I. I ire wry ae
coirpanied him.
A 'magnet ;c healer ' is reported to I e
"u 'tirking miracles" at C-old-bo-o. l! I
suid iie cu n 1 1 a case, of loconiobo ;,! i:i.
It seem- that many people M C, 1 I .'i.oo
aie gn ally w:ieigl.l up liy hi- p 1 . iin'
lie is coini;:;1 lo Ualeigh.
The State i h.n lers lb i i ' l'..,nl
Shirt Kaclori . w liicli ad Is a i,, in lo
ll v m I he in i oy in t hat busy a'.. I tloi'.
ing town.
.ludge I il noil has gone to Washington
l C , on business.
Next wei k this city w II I'vin tin
work of sell ing oul on the si h u al;-, It '
feel upart, 1 ,1100 sugar maples
'1 he clerks in Ihe ollice of iIm- S i re
tai y ol State have lieen ntuml, I . in . hi
inaking extracts fioin th" b;'i-l.!.M-journals
from 1 K-o 1 to 1S74 'b ie ;i ilk'
Ihe Ciienvdle tV French Bioa l II ii.ro .,1
and also in-iking extracts from t ic "'H
mils ol Istlb-'T and lHt;;! i,!i,;ive o, i;.e
issue o! Bo leonibi' county boo
The Seaboard Air Line np;n s's to ; he
Superior Court from ihe ilci i i"ii of I' e
corporation commission, that that load
must give fieight rates the same as
if one one continuous load, shoe it is
all under one ownership and inana. e
menl.
Dr. W. WUon, Italy Hill. N
"I heartily r commend ;,''
Cough Cure. It gave my V ib
dime lelie! ill siilTocatidg
I'lcasin.l lo take. Never fiiih ti
cure all coughJ. ( oi l-1, ihroal
troubles. !'. S 1) ,lfy.
RL1NF0RCEMEN1S
Y , Mil-
M i i, ale
t ,.; i ii
Ml bm'l "
i.'.i'i kly j
mil Inn;'.
' Advancing Towards Ladysmith. Colenso
j 1'robabiy Already RccovcicJ. j
Loso ix, N(ieinbci ! To the eyes of
milit iry exports the daikest page of Ihe '
' war is now being w rilti r . Hut even that
j ii illuminated w ith bii.-' I pas a,'i s, Me h
, (j(.n,.,i W bile's i i : oro.a t soiiic-i. ll
, t i...,:,-. ,i... , ;
! Lady smith unl 11 lie Is rcllci cd, the cam
! paign will tin n a fresh pae.ai d it b th -'
advance of Sir Uedvels Iltillt iH S lorce,
! t he Hi ilish public Is pi oiid.-e I mo, e chei r
I ful reading.
; The most inleie Iin; news lonbt.ls
;a dispatch from. Kl.oiui, nimounc Ing
Iho depailure id a '.rung f oco of
mounted Doopi and nillilciy for a
. I i-s 1 i ni ion not giicn in liie advices.
Antilher message aiinou :.ces Hie ariival
at Kslcouit and I'i' tei urn' li.teirg within
,1110 lal few dayi of re cnfoiccim-nts
, from Durban, and that H,50l) troops
1 .00 S.M mblcd ready
for an advance to
I wl,en lh" "Pl'u"u "wmvnt
Birive-
I . - - " '
I.iilrtnnn with Iu ftr rlTerls n.
, ti- -- 1
nuallf destroys thousands of people
It
'may be quickly cured by Ono Mlnule
Ooii((h Cure, ths only remedy that pro-
duces Immrdlats results In coughs, colds
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia and throat
sun iun iruuuin. i w ill prevcuk coo
sumption. F 8 Duff.
AEiiNG
CO Nfw -ORH.
Elections Returns.
OHIO.
Coll MCI . O , Nov. All unolii
n' h' ol llllH!i;its b,' I (unities sin
licit in "i7 counties Nasti, Kep.biii
an
;.ns '-l .j'.i i i.vcr McLean, and in lil eon n
tics .ii Lean has 84,035 over Nash. Tnis
-ii Na-li oei McLean iu the Slate
Mi.HM It is not heiieied the official re
j mill-, will make any important changes
; in t!ie.-e figures
I IOWA.
lie- MiK'Ci. Ia, Nov. 8-Heturns
I nui, ','b of I he ll'.l counties of the State
; n i I h c-i i males on I lie others, show thai
! the I'o'publican claim of 110,000 plurslin
! !or G vernor Shaw is easily maialaiiied
and may no alighily above that figure.
n i hi: k .
, l.imoln. Neli, Nov. H. Complete
coiiiiiy rc'.urns coming in tonight do noi
mateiially chatme the early estimates o'
rrUits of yesterday's election. The
iti'i! t hi iy ihe Stale by U.OUO per
s in" i , "ii the luce of the returns
I," o I , ha! f t he ( ouiil ies
U I It IM .
i 1 "
v Ni
rem
:llo,vs
matter whit
il; ii
th
IH
of yesler
conti'st i
Ol
nr. Addition returns
id tonight ciiutiuue to
d I- I
oo. I: -p.i'iiicaii :;a;iis ami an estimate,
ia e : l.;i n lbe 11 oina! complexion of
he :., ia uinep,iited, indicates
.;.! ai l ', o! li.'iilo or SO HI for Taylor
,,r I b , . I loll .
sol III I) Mi OTA.
Abcr.li en, S 1).. Novnnihi.r 8 More
oinpleie riniii, loon the Stale, at large
- 1 1 1 i i in ia.-l niaiit's estimates of a He
oib , -.iu oiaj uity ol 7,000 to 10,000 for
ol;,: no- Ceil 1 j:n!.;e.
m m;vi. ii.
llalliinoie, Noveiiil.-er H - I'nofllcial ic
ons fioin Baltimore city and all the
' '.11,! :e ol t lie Sb.te shmv Unit the Deiii-
i i a; s - iv. ol iir.a. ticallv evervUiiug be-
oe I :: ;n in ye 'lerditv's contest by ap
;o oii:i iti-iy 11,1)011 majority. The official
ouiil, i; i- th in 1 1 1 , w ill not materially
i-iiatii'.' tin -e tii;uics.
You never know whit form f blood
iiiii nii .:! lollow constipation. Kee
he h'-' r ' ..-an I v iisius: le Wilt's Litlli
I.hi I ib-e:s and you will avoid trouble
The, an la. nous Utile pills foreonstipa
lion and r : ':d hortel troubles. !' S.
( i ti-Uii-.l llim.
Sh- e ( 'Ink - Beg your pardon.
I ul it is a number live shoe
aM, M,s!eah ol a number three.
laid of i
."- a. N i nl.er live? Von must be think
i; oi I lo- ' i.- ol ;, our hat.
Ouri'l l lsll.
i' d Iv I waul to gel aciiiainleil with
io.-kiiis, bm I hanlly know how to go
b.''.! ,', he's such a queer tish.
I niibn A i lin e i lish, eh' Why don't
o.i diop him a lint'-
A iiii inl e.
' il'lieiis C. Ken -Well, my friend
,1,14 has been elicleil (iovernor
K a :' ie K id I udeeii?
iiiiil.i ;; ('. Kerr Yes 1 want to send
iin onie (lowers. What would you sug
K
.lie l-Iad I-'orgel-me nots.
A i.. ml., mm.
Ilianclie pinned a liny
I'raiik
o:i my ci
I bck
mi aus.
I''tlllk
lilt k -
your -'lit
llaliron
at last night.
Do you know what
that
No.
Whi
sht' wants you lo press
One t,l 1 lit' (Mil St U-IX-t-a.
What's that lliere votm; man's
busi
V ii - U it 1 M r. Pari eniie.
lie's a tutor. 1 l.elieve,'' replied
his
"What docs he leach?''
"One of them old science0, I s'posr,'
iintworcd Mrs. Parvenue. "1 ain't just
sure w lo,t it is, hut last night Mabella
told me he was giving her lessons in
OS! uli' i 111."
" ell. I a'po-M- she's got to be educat
ul.'' it mined the old man. "I only hopo
lo' won I charge no fancy price for his
W lnr to Hlop.
New lliuniiiier I (an sell a big blil of
HikhIi to any man on earth. j
Proprietor --That's all rint, but don't
even i mi ri-lf I ti fell mioda lo mv man I
n ho hasn't K"1 t.ioney.
Ntt Kiollrinnl In It.
" ly automobile ran away with me yes
lei ilny."
"Urarlotitl Did you screamf"
"Of course; but ll didn't go ablt faster j
e i that account. The poky old thing
doesn't furnish half the excitement there
Is In drlvlog a liorao
.-.up npcT lll I v t
",eu liuyl. mcdJolno. Got
ii miiinii mcuioinu. uoi
Hood's 8arMiMrllln nml hm lh
bot medicine MONEY CAN BUY.
J. L. McDANIEL,
Wholesale and
:i A n STKKKT Is
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
TOBACCO, NXIFF AND CIO ARM.
M i '-.i ia't .-8 are Flour,
Meat
1 f ' Coffoe you ever saw,
Mv S ow Drift, Star uiiil Admiral Fo
Buv Hither of tlipee brari'ls an 1 vmi will
Imrg.in.
1 have the largest and best selic-ted st
Hern, ami 1 cm save von money.
Kverytliitig (I uaranleeil as l!euctebti
Good Stables Free.
J. L. McDaniel,
71 ItROAD STREET.
Underwear
News !
Perhaps this cold
you unawares and reminds you of the fact
that you have not supplied yourself with this
cold weather requisite. In this line we have
everything you may wish.
Ladiea Union Suits.
Ask lor the Onaiia. They fit like a glove. We have them in wool ul 81 2"i per
nil. Also same in Misses and Children's at 60c per suit.
I adies Heavy Fleeced Lined Union Suits at 50c per suit.
Ask to see our Mercerized Silk and Wool Kibbed Veals, something new, they
are beauties at 1 00 each. In fact anything in the line ot Uail jrwuir you may
wish.
SPECIAL.
A Lailiea Deary Ribbed Veal, the Unheard of Price at 10;; each,
ited iuantity of lliese left.
W e have a full line of Gentlemen'!
UNDERSHIRTS
In Wool and Cotton. All kinds, All
seeing us in this particular line.
We believe we can suit you.
PHONE 40.
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STORE NEWS.
THIN WEEK NEW FUBS, JACKETS
AND CAPES.
Beautiful Black Fur Cape, lined with satin, very special at ti 9$.
otliera up to $10 00.
Seasonable Underwear in cotton and wool for men
:lii!drrn.
Ladies 's tl 00 Kid (ilofea still 89c. The latest iu stripe'
loo pair. Child ron's Double Knee IIoso 10.) pair.
STYLISH MILLINEHY OUU SPECIALTY,
G. A.
OPPOSITE
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Of even the smallest orders la
one of our methods of doing bus
iness that makes Parket'a Oro ery
a favorite aourcc of supplies in
Pure Food Products of all kinds
Another ono is the IiIkIi quality
of our choice grocrie, tshlch w
guaianl' e to be of the wrj txat,
at the lowest prices lo ie found In
tho city.
Just received fresh lot Fox
River Butter. There ts nothing
better for breakfast than Duck-
wheat rkes and Foi River Print
J. R. PARKER,
'Phone 60.
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Only a Inn
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prices. Y'ou may save your health by
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Hose
Barfoot,
P0ST0FPI0E.
Butter. ,
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JR., GROCER,
77 Broad Btreet. S
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