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The IpplioUloa for a Rebeinnf by
tke Railway Campaaj.
(ell Hast Haas; Aag IS Bal
elch Death Bate. Textile
School Balldiag. I'iUi
efCaek. TheFea
bo4j Seaelar
sal a.
KaLsiqh, Aog. 3 A telegram from
the Governor last night Informed private
secretary Pearsall that be bad decided
to interfere no farther at to the eieco
tlon of Lewis Council at Fayetteville, ao
it seems the latter will be hanged Angus!
IS. This Is the result or tbe visit of ei
Judge Womack to Fayettevllle He found
public opinion Ihjre widely divided
and made an investigation. It it quite
noticeable In recent yean that Gover
nor! more and more depart from the old
custom of making Friday "hangman'i
day."
Mention has been made of the fact
that there had been an application filed
for a rehearing of the Coley case, this
being the one in which 8am Coley, ex
conductor of the Southern Hallway, re
covered damages to the amount of $18,
SOo against it for the loss of an arm at
GoldBboro. The Supreme Court at tbe
last week of the last term gave him the
damage. Th application for a rehear
ing Is granted. - It has aroused no little
feeling on the part of the railway em
ployes. Coloy's attorney says: "There
will be a reliearlug, but there will be no
reversal of the opinion in tbe case. It
is tbe gasp of a corporation," which be
then proceeded to denounce. On its
aide the railway says U has very strong
grounds for Its application.
During July in this city, as the report
made today shows, there were 20 deaths
and 43 births. Of the deaths 9 were
of white persons, 17 of negroes; of the
Dlrlhs 22 of whiles, 21 of nrgroos. Only
one death was from typhoid fever,
though there were 25 cases of that dis
ease. I'hysiciaus bay It is of a mild
typo.
Rapid work Is now ltclng done on the
textile school building at the Agricultu
ral aud Mechanical College. Forty men
are employed on It. It Is to be a model
building; the best of its kind.
It is declared that there Is a "union'
or secret association of cooks here. One
householder says be Is Informed that
each memler proiniRos to fce.d at least 3
persona
Tbe State superintendent of public in
struction made a speech today at a large
educational rally at Ellerbee Springs,
Richmond county.
Building here continues very active.
It la almost entirely at present of resi
dences. The examination papers of a number
of applicants for Peabody scholarships
were sent on today, these being from the
counties of Hay wood, -Harnett, Duplin,
Alleghany, Burke, Iredell, Sampson,
Wilson and Randolph. This carries out
purpose to scatter the scholarships wide
ly. Heretofore the extreme west has
had all of them.
The bankruptcy caae of 8. H. Loftin,
of Klnalon, referred to yesterday, as la.
volvlng 9110,000, will be again argned
here Sept. 10, and there will be some
new parlies plaintiff.
Using Nerro Labor.
Clsvkuand, Ohio, August I. The big
' steel combine Is utilizing negro labor to
supplant Ita white workmen in the New
berg mills here. Already a couple of
hundred of brawny colored men have
come to the city from Pittsburg. Home
stead and adjacent Iron oeolers In Penn
sylvania. They r brought here by one
of tbelr own race, who Is acting as agent
for the steel corporation. When the ool
. ored men arrive tbey are seat to the mill
when a large dwelling house Is nsed as
domicile.
Many mora acgroee, It la Mid, will be
, broagal her and general Ms I g ration
of colored workmen familiar with the
aaaaufaclnre of iron a ad steel, from the
Booth, Is prophesied by a colored agent
of tbe steel corporation..
The negroes from Alabama ltd Ten
nessee, according to the same authority,
see la this strike a glorious opportunity
to Improve their condition and they arc
flocklnt north In large aumber. It b
also asserted that tba Bteel OorperaUoa
, kea liven authority (o IU agent to gala
r all the colored Iron worker possible
. and to crater Ibem at the various points
, of tbe strike.
" What most people weal la aoatelhlag
'.mild and gentle, when., la seed of a
- physic. Chenhertola'a , Stomach and
Liver Tablet fill lb bill to a 4ot The)
are easy to lake aad pleasant la affect
for aal by T, ft. Daffy Oow .' . .
Chair Factory .Boriel'.f
. - TaottmiLLB, lag. 4,-Tbe lambetl
, Chair Fediory, wia of ?.tn largest and
probably Ihe best equipped am of the
- r hair fectorte ow raoolag, was baraed
in h ground this afleraoon, bet wee I
and 4 o'clock. TU Vnaa U hetweea $,
. 000, and $10,000, oa of tha biggest evtf
1a TbmnasYllU. ',..- . ' . ..
CAS70R1A
, Tot Israeli and CULirtn. 1
r3r::iY;ar:v3r.::;ir:-:l.l
Pitiful Case J Cairtct
Special I Jo real
RsLaiaa, A agist 1 SnM airk coo
vtcta were breaght to day from the gang
which Is bafidlag a railway, at Dover,
aeaoag them a boy, very email and but
16 year oM, who la aervlng .1 years for
stealing a male. All who saw him la--aaesrted
la fact that the male has no
reformatory.
Conditio! of Cotton.
Special to Journal.
RtLKiea, Angnsut 8 -The Improve
ment daring the past ten days is declar
ed by some farmers to be more kuperfl
clal ihea It appear. Tbey say that tbe
plants are not fruited and that this will
be foand out later.
GTcrB0r$ Sea Better.
Special to Journal.
RaLbjoh, August 8 A telegram from
Governor Ay cock to Private Secretary
Pearaall, from Wilson this morning,
said bis son Charles Aycock was a little
better. Private Secretary Pearaall left
for Wilson this morning to see the
Governor In regard to public business,
Cresceus Lowers Record.
Columbus, Ohio, August 2 Cresceus
champion of the trotting turf added
more laurels to bis fame to day by trot
ting a mile In 2:02, reducing by half
a second his week-old record of 2.-02
made at Cleveland last Friday. Tbe
first half was trotted In 50, the first
time that the distance has been covered
In less than one minute by a trotter.
The time by quarters was Iflt, 59,
1:30 and 2:02.
Cost of Food Rises
Chicago, August J The dronght
has sent food supplies in Chicago soar
ing. Boarding house proprietors are
raising the price 'of .neat tickets and
restauranteurs are lessening the quan
tity of food given to patrons.
Vegetables, fruits and almost all food
products are higher than ever before
In the produce markets not only have
tbe prices become prohibitive to many,
but those who can pay the advance find
great difficulty In get Una; food Bluffs
which compare favorably in quality with
those of former years. Peas, beans
lettuce and tomatoes are up 100 per
cent, rolatoes have qoadrupled iu price
$t. 40 a bushel. Fruits have doubled,
and but for the California product would
be prohibitive. Eggs and butter arc up
40 per cent, over a year ago.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM
Effectually yet gently when costive or
blllious, to permanently overcome hab
Itual constipation, to awaken tbe kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity,
llhout irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use
Syrup of Figs, mado by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
Killed by Mosquito Bites.
Chibkield, Md., August 2. William
Maher, aged 70 years, was stung to death
by mosquitoes In a dense swamp near
his home at Nantlcoke.
Maher had been very feeble for some
time, and seldom left bla home, but last
alght he went to the village for a pack
age of tobacco.
On his return, desiring to lessen the
distance, he made a short cut through a
dense swamp and lost his way. Swarms
of mosquitoes settled upon him, literally
encasing bla face and bands.
The aged man was soon rendered un
conscious by their stings, and was fonnd
la a dying condition by a aearching par
ty about midnight Hla face was swollen
beyond recognition. r
Poisonous Reptile and Insect Stlpga
and bites cured quickly and surely by
the prompt use of Prrbt Davis' Paiif
Kili.kr. If you have not a bottle in
your home do not lose a moment in pro
curing one, a yon are apt at any time
to be stung by poisonous Insect, snake,
or bill by centipedes. Goby dlreQ-
tloa oa wrapper around bot.le. Avoid
substitutes there la bat one Paln-Kller,
Perry Davis. Price toe. and We. j
4 l
TUB MARKETS.
Th following quotations were receiv
ed by I. t. Latham A Co, New Bern
N. 0. - f ,
'. .J Saw Toaa. Aog. .
Doctors-. Opee. High. Low. Cloee
Aog.. 7.M 718 7.1 7.U
t Oct ... tM T.I7.7I8 7.87
J aeaary. .(.'... 7.17 T1.t 7.
. T -1. Ti. iOtoH4n i'
fTaaUtt -v- Open. tTlgh. LOf Cloee
Bept 6 70J -68 V- 70
Oa: Opea.' High. Low. Gloat)
Ber4.,W.;;B7jMi ? 57,? 17ft
Blbar- .Ope. High. - Low. Cloe
, lepi....-.? TW Jt7i 7W 7M
. 'Keir fork, Aog. .
Btocw 1 , Opea. Dlgh. Low. Cloe
Soger i...... . ll&t iWt"lj30!' t0
8o,R-yPfd.... t3 m M. ,
it i....... ... iwr ifT
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Far Capture of Murderer of Chiei' of
Police of Shelby.
Efect ef the New Pardon Role
The VTadlelga Saw Mill ('.
-The Coley Verdict.
Underground Tele
phone Wires.
Ralkiok, Aug. 5. An executive re
ward of $200 was offered today for Jim
Lowery, a young negro who at Shelby
at 1 o'clock yesterday morning murdered
chief of police R, 8. Jones. Tbe latter
accompanied by a policeman, went to
the house of a negro woman at which
gambling was going on. Lowery opened
the door and on the instant shot Jones.
Lowery ran into the yard, Jones caught
him and there was a desperate struggle,
Lowery shot him. Jones died Instantly
and tbe murderer fled, hotly persued.
The town of Shelby offers $200 re
ward. Private Secretary l'earsall says the
good effect of Gov. Aycock's pardon
rules, requiring publication of the fact
that a pardon will be applied for is al
ready apparent. Melegan, a man con
victed at Tarboro. applied, and notice
was published. Leading citizens now
notify the Governor that they want to
be heard in opposition to pardon and
say It would be a gross error to grnnt
one.
Under the new revenuo act It is found
that the increase in Incomes in this city
Is over $125,000.
A telegram from Wilson last night
stated that Charles Aycock, the Gover
nor's son, who is almost 18 years old,
was in an extremely critical state; that
left Bide was paralyzed and that he was
not expected to live until this morning.
News this morning is that death Is hour
ly expected. His fever was higher and lie
was kept alive only by the medicine and
stimulants.
Today the papers in what is known as
the Wadleigh case came before Jude
Purnell here, iu the shape of a bill aux
iliary to the bill in the western district
of Virginia. The case involves title to
a saw mill at Wilmington, thousands f
acres of land In that Bcetion and lands in
Virginia and Georgia. This property
was ordered sold under a decree signed
vby Judge Paul, 18 months ago. The
present bill 1b to confirm and protect the
title to the property undor that decree.
The property involved is worth from
$200,000 to t;i00,000. One In audi of
this caso has been before the I'nitcd
States Supreme Court.
In the Coley damage suit, which was
decided in Jnne bv the Supreme Court,
hut which comes up for a re-argument
the judgment entered is for 13,r0i) with
Interest on $12,500 until paid.
The Bell tolephone company will
spend $10,000 herein putting lis wires
underground and In making other iui
p rovements.
John II. Boner, the poet, In now at
Fuquay Springs near here. He has con
sumption, but has improved considera
bly since his arrival from New York .
Defense For Pekin.
Pekin, Aug. 4. Ameilcan and Euro
pean residents assert that the domeanor
of the Pekin populace Is constantly be
coming more unfriendly and that, as the
allied troops depart, the Chinese resume
their old habits of jostling and cursing
foreigners In the streets. The legation
defenses are now approaching comple
tion. Generally speaking, they consist of
brick walls from fifteen to twonty feet
high and from three to four feet thick,
loop-holed for rifles.
A RARE VOLUME BY PENN.
Oalr ,ltw Copt i ow a:
4uk.n la I'hlUelhl.
The only known copy of Penn's Issue
of "Mafna Cnarta.M publlahed In 1681
by the Bradford Press, Is the property
of the Meeting For Buffering, a repre
sentative body -of the TTTlenda' yearly
meeting In Philadelphia. Ita tide la
"The Excellent Jrivllego of Liberty
and Propriety: Being the Birthright ot
tM Freeborn subject! or tsngiana.-
Tb copy t not generally open to to
nnbllo.
Tba peculiar significance of thla book
la that a half doacn yean after Perm
founded hla colony ha irtahed to have
the eotooUtJ keenly realise that they
would have to stand for tbelr rights In
tha neW country aa well as th old.
Where they bad been ao cruelly peree
cvted. Da wrote thla book la oris that
tbey aalfht bo Informed oa tbarcoaati-
tutiofl ef tbelr local fovararoeot aod
kaov . what war tba legal baae of
tbelr rlghta aa cttiaaoa.
Curiously enoagh th only proof
ther la that thla, work waj WUUam
Pano'a la tb atatement mad by Chief
Jnatloa David Uoyd la 1738, a great
Quaker leader who waa, Peen'a attor
ney general at tha time the book waa
tattled. Chief Joetiot Lloyd waa alee
at that tlma an tettmat frtead of Wll
Haai Pann . and eoaaaqoeaUy ' knew
wbereof ba apoka, i v. ,
,.,Tb volamo .wm reproduced to fao
aim II by tb Pbtlohlbloa olub In 1801
for a limited bomber, of robecribera,
Th original volume, however, mvat kl
Way rental o tb rare thing that It la,
on of th beet txpraeelotte of tlbeHy
adr law that tba oilod of tba great
founder coukl cooctvr-I'blladlphla
Prtw ; ,. '.i--- r.-r..: ; .
.t. 4 , '
. It tba actios of ' foar bowel la got
easy ted reg1ataerloai eompllratloBi
") f I h ff ro"!l. rW!'fs Lfttle
r.arly l"ers '.', r'nots lb! dangsr,
F', i :. . ii. t ind .:-rt!te. F. 8. DofTy
MANAGER OF THE SlklKr
Ihc President of the AmalKJau :.J Assu
ilatliui Shvs That He Will orJa kui
kver; Union Han In tuc tmpUiv
of the Steel Corpora'iun.
I'lTi-nrin:, Aug. 4. "VVUI:
every union man and every u
st limrt In i be employ of i
Slates Sleel Corporation will I
i ti k
'"Tl HKIl
I (lilt-.!
ni-krd in
join in tbe strike now btiuj! w
the Amalgamated Aasoctatiun. We
musl settle whether unionism !' to
stand or fall. There will he no more
conferences with the United States Meel
Corporation, unless the meeting 1s asked
for by the officials of thst corporation.
The Amalgamated Aaaociatioi. will not!
request a peace meeting.
These and several" other ulyniticant
statements were made tonight ljy Presi
dent Shaffer, of the Amalgam&ud Asso
ciation of Iron.Htel and Tin Workers,
upon his return from the fruitless con
ference with J. Pierpont Morgan and
ottiers, in New York.
It Is now a tight to the liltter finish
between the great billion dollar steel
trust and organized lalmr Mr. 8lalTcr
says that he Is ready to employ every
peaceable means within the power of
man to win a victory .No quarter is to
be given and none will lc requested.
The entire management of the battle has
been placed in the hands of President
Shaffer. He has absolute power to call
out every man who Is connected with
the organization and he intends to do it.
lie Is satisfied with the progress of the
fight to date.
fJrowned in Eno
River.
DlfltiiAM, Aug
ws reached Dur
f the drowning
, a young farmer
iniles from the
ham late this evening
of Mr llelcnh Kiggbc
who lives almost tlirei
city.
From what could be learned he whs in
Knn river swimming. In company witli
several other companions, when the ac
cldcnt occurred.
Mr. lliggsbee leaves a father, brother
and one sister. He was about 25 years
of age.
KruptiotiH, cuts, hums, scalds and
sores of all kindH quickly healed by lie
Wilt's W ilcli Hazel Siilve. Certain cure
for piles. Beware of counterfeits. He
sure you gel the original Dcwitt's. K
fl. Dully .t Co.
BAIT FOR SUNFISH.
e Man's Method of CoInK Plnhilia
With Ills Ilooll.
There is ntiout ns much sport In
catching the bin Runfish 8 in lilting
out the crniuile If you can pt the
former In win of its savuee mooda.
l'elker Is u great grafter on sunllsh.
ITo Iuih got n dozen dlffereut kinds of
bnlt, but lie nays that it is all nonsense
to trouble about digging worms, lie
declares that beef run through n ham-
burg steak grinder is Just the proper
caper for the suuQKh nt Creve Oeur
lake. The tougher the beef the tn tter,
ns It will cut In long strips llkn unglo-
WOIIIIH.
"When the suntlsh are biting right
smart, It Is nbout all that I can do to no
pt In the shop," snld l'elker. "I be
lieve me nnd tbe suntlsh are the most
cheering things out. Do you know, I
have noticed old time fishermen ut
Ilrecse's lake wilding around In the
shallow water, where the Bunllsb are
found nt spawning time, as carefully
as If they were Ilshlng for trout. Now,
It Is different with me when J go out
with my linmburg steak to feed tho
golden bellied beauties on. I Just tie
the line to each leg of my boots, take n
little short rod Iu my band aud strldo
Into tho water and go nbead. On tbe
bootleg lines I use red flies. Why, tho
sunllsh come up nnd get stuck on my
fly hooks three or four at n time. That's
tho way to cnteb a mess of tlsh in a
few hours.
"I can catch crapplo with crawllsh
tolls to bent the band If I cannot get
minnows. Crickets era great Bunflsh
and buss bnlt, while tha katydids will
mnkc a crnpple leave It bed at mid
night Just let your "book sing once
with a green katy on, and If there
Is a crnpple within a radius of
10 or 15 feet It will come like
a hound at a coursing mutch. If
you get no bite, ynu can pull your
freight up a fw car lengtha and try a
new plnce. I caught nil those big crap
plo last week with craw tails. I could
get no minnows for love or money, M
I chased up somo crawfish nnd went
In to win. When It conic to catfish
Just try trlpo. It Is tough and
cannot lie pulled off the hook easily."
fit Louis Globe Donmcrnt.
James White, Brysntnvllle, lad., says
DcWItt's Witch Hard Sslvc healed ruo
nlDf sore on both leg" Ho had suffer
ed yeare. Doctors fulled to help hint.
Get DeWltf. Accept no Imitations.
r.'bVDoffjroVCo. ' '
Otf For BuKalo.
Bachelor,, K. C, i..C-MMi.
Clsnd Taylor And J. 11. 'Recto, loare
tbU morning on Te Washington, and
Dalttmora eicorslon. Tbey , wlll .vlaU
the Pao-Arotrjcan Eipoeltiosf' befpM
they retara. ,TbeJrlter wlahaa-kbmt
pleasaat trip. . ". fw ,
Yob r for pleasure, ;
. rr.q.z.
1 Tba lawa of health reqolrg Uat lh
bowsls mov one aeh day nd on of
the penaltlc for . vlalaUnf tula law is
pile. Keep yoor bowel regular j
taking a do of Chamberlain' rTlomach
and Llf TabJeta whei aecesMiry and
yon will aeter hare that vore pooUh.
ment Indicted ebon yod. Trie cnta.
F'f .! ly F. B. Puffy Co.
GUM BkArSi.II
houJi rUJIj WasncJ. a: I'nun itupcl.
Auc 1 Y e li1 . ' , li
SqUHil )e-ter,tiiy evrnli.i- '
duration.
Mr P I) Kra. ... " '
liiis a a., iih h io&'i ; .I.?,. .
1 ..'Itiv - r ... i ,l) !,. ,
ren!r!liL' enusiil liy ah-L' -rslii-
M r Ho in 1 1 a i. ini ;,. ..
frooi ( ntliailee LaKe, 1 .u ut-i-:
pose.
(Iwing to the coi.llrli.eil m'.iis we finr
there wiil be some tind ( ure.- of lwbatt..i
Miss Ida Woolen of Po'locktvllle is
visiting relatives and friends here now.
Rev. U. C. Bowen of Kentucky will
begin a meeting at Urion Chapel Sun
day next, to continue for an iiidetini'e
tiaie. We heal Mr. lioweii Is a ci
good preacher and a Christian, and we
pray for a great success
There is a great deal of division "L
the religious question around now I:
protectants would lay aside party nanus
and wear no name but the (iod glvi n
one and come together on the IJiblc.
then they could go forth conquering sin
and satan and work out for themselves
a brighter crown and far more weight
of glory.
There was a fishing party yesterday,
not any fish for the party was rained
out.
i
We hear a lone alligator lias been in
j the river above Northwest bridge, a
I small one wuh caught as high up as l)r -liridge
last week.
Some people think we can distribute
! circulars and furnish names gratis, send
expenses and we will "see you out,''
next time.
) Tobacco hands an- scarce lint it
loesti'' incica.-e the piiccof labor
Light Hearer.
CAN MAKE SUPERB PEARLS.
MW'hlfifin demist Ulnroreri a I'roc--s
Tin. I Will Klirlch Illra.
Walter Voorliecs, n chemist of Itucli
nniin, near Itcnton Ilnrbor, Mich., has
discovered n process of making law
anil beautiful pearls from the most
common clam shells, says the Chicago
Record -Herald, lie bus been experi
menting with the clams for years, mid
tbe wonderful discovery, which prom
ises tr make lilin immensely wealthy.
Is the result.
Mr. Vooibees was in I ten ton Harbor
recently and exhibited some of the
pearls he has developed In clams found
in the bed of tb" f". Joseph river. They
are as perfect us any ever seen nt llcii
toii Harbor and would probably bring
n high price.
Voorhces' process lies In Inserting n
small, hard substance In a certain part
of the clam and then returning it to
the wnter. Here the clam remains for
from three to five years, when It Is re
moved ami the pearl extracted. The
chemist naturally refuses to divulge
tho full particulars of the remarkable
discovery made by him. He has at
present over 2,000 clams which he has
treated and expects Soon to have 8.0O0.
LAXATIVE TASTELESS
HILL TONIC.
Combining th lativ ,rotrt)'
of CllNenril. hneliciil as -a gener
al tonic. ;MHrHnt4d. Oe. Only ttohl at
lilt APIIAM S I'HAKHACV.
SMETl !
Having secured the service": of ex
pcrlcnccd parlies, I am prepared rn
short notice to execute Kami, City,
Land anil Hall lload surveying Ditches,
Streets and Koails laid out and leveled.
Draughting in all Its branches. Blue
ami black prints made old maps re
paired and mounted. Topographical
surveying and plotting Drawings and
wok ring plans executed promptly. Sew
erage ami drainage planned, laid out
and consi runilon superintended.
J. J. Wolfenden,
New Kern, IS. V.
TO COT, TEE flHEST M
vim neMl wU madi tack In. Out Fih
ing Tackle la made t (iporVsmn, bnl
not nneestarllallv rich one. We can
aell Tm an mttrlt from t5e to 110.00,
- Drift t lorvn w are naiqnartra lor
everything In th Bporting Uroxls UM,
MVIH.T;IlIIiT;
I)oWr in ItcVoi FiHtaa'tr, Si-obtiko
Good, rnoKooArr)!i, loi FMxTiho,
Rrsma BTsxr, Pt. rttHsa, Ao
i-i rurx si. irw tin, if. c
WHY SUFFER FROM
Grippe ai4
Fancy
1 Cheese
J ChiiTokic
Fiiltnii Market CoriHtl licet, Fancy Elgin Huttei,
Sin. ill Pig lliiins, Kii(rlilt Cured Shoulders aud
Pi'' Nii: Hams.
(rocxl Can ill nil Rico lOc qt,
Finest Syrtt) nnd Molasses,
5
('aimed .Meats of all
Domestic Sardines
.Mason s
Kig Hani
iniroved
l) cut.
Yours
i J. L.
Z 'Phone 91.
IAN
I HAVE TOD SEEN
Those Diamond Hams and Breakfast
Strips ? Best on tbe market, at
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
3
Broad St. Grocer.
W. 3X1 T.
1TTTTTTT
aAAAAAAA,
niiiiiiiiniiniiniiimiiiiiiiTmTYTT
SELLING ODT AT COST
FOGS IB! 10 MS
We will sell ALL SUMMER (iOODS POSITIVELY AT
COST and VNDEH.
The followiii"; list will show what we havo to close ont:
All Ladies, Misses mid Children Oxfords, Organdies Persian
Lawns and all other Summer Dress CinmN, I .aces, Enihroider
ieH, Silks, riiilerwear, Shirts, Neckwear, Straw Hats, Clothing
and Shoes.
If you can use any of the aUive gtxxls CALL EARLY U
Monday, Augest 5th, and wo will make yonr heart glad with U
our low prices, Ilcspei tfully,
1 1 BAXTER.
Thmsday f Aug. t9
OPENING DAY
At the Planters VVarehoiise.
Wo will .have plenty of buyers, with the
orders lor yourtobacco, and you can; do 'as
well on this market as any In the State, : ? r-
. Build ud your home market bv hrinolno.
your lobacco horo, llVou do not jet as much
wr aa any omei; market, we do not expoct
your.patronng;() j;, r ; .', 'c: v.
Come-idown to tho opening: and kcop a
coming. S' ;V i -,
M 'Bales every wcok
CHILLS. FEVERS
NIGHT SWEATS
other forms of maladies when you
can be cured by
Roberts' Chill Tonic
The world docs not contain a better remedy Many
wonderful ..ures made by it. S cents a bottle
Money refunded if it fails to do the work. Delight
ful to Uke.
Local Druggists.
Cream
kinds.
1 s jiorted and
Fruit
t I 'lea
lars all sizes.
MMJ aTlafklaOoaia I A
WW m
& Be!ail
Grocer,
71 lCrl
Phone 137.
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day at 11 o"cU
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