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HIW.BIiS, CBiYU COUHTT, I. C, TUIS D ATr OC JOB I B 7, 1902.-riK.ST SECTION.
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FOOD.
inillTTPmni?
Mil
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Report of State Chemist
h Dose.
aWfcat
Assessed Valuation Retaraa. Saa
dsy Craeaie Agalast Sal f ''
Sort Drlaks and Cigars.
Political Uosslp oa
B a tier,' Large
CtUa Re
ceipt. .
. Rauiaa, Oct. t.Ths 8taU tax eonv
mlialoa it now receiving report! from
the various 'counties, fifing assessed
valuations, stc-The return are being
carefully examined. '.The commlssloa
will uabody- g ' .to tl the counties
which tend UbutisfsWiorr returns and
will confer with and Instruct the asses
sort and other officials., .
HI laid by some' persons that the
crusade here sgalnaj.iha sale of soft
drlaki, clgara and tobacco xn Sunday,
which , failed so signally, wu to hare
been the prelude to a inhibition move
ment. ,: - '
The Bute" Superiatehd eat of Public
lestrucilon baa, received' the reports
. from all the county treasurers save those
of Buncombe and Haywood, and from
all the county superintendents, save
those of Buncombe and Martin.
The chemlita thin week completed the
taking of samples of foods, for tMla un
der the pare food act ; The report on
iheaamplee taken for the year ended
June 80, will appear In the next bulle
tin of the Agricultural department The
aaaiyaii or me iampieeow taken will
bepubiiHbcd next year.' The chemliti
were Mktd by your correspondent what
were the chief article! of food adulter
lel ami irplltnl ibal But ot all oome
Jellies, im, -. The adulteration of
iheto W gioss. Taking aa a baiia atarch
paste, i hi la heated until It jellies. It la
filmed with a dye made of coal tar,
hw.i n ind twlih sac-chariae, which
tboHgh ro tint? $19 a pound, is BOO limes
tweeter tain sugar,? aad then a preser
vative, uiually salllcyllo acid or formal
dehyde, U added. There la found to be
very considerable adulteration. The re
ports aro dry and the general public
does not read tbcm but It ougnt to do
an. Wbat Is needed U a atatement . re
garding these adulterations put In the
plainest terms. I he leisure and destruc
tion of adulterated foods ought to be
made a feature.
Bcnalor Simmons Is east, speaking. He
poke at Greenville today.
Most white voteis here are registering
under the "grand-, father clause' ot the
. anendment constitution ami thus are
saving themselves tha trouble of again
registering by getting on the permanent
roll. Ho far the registration is slow.
There will no doubt be a large white
registration.
It li evidently the purpose of the Re
publicans to have George Butler a the
anti-Democratic nominee for Congress
against Charles R. Thomas, and It Is
equally clear that they count on the
Populists nominating Butler.
. The cotton receipts hereto date this
season are more than, tbrka as great as
. they were to the same date last year
The tobacco sales to data are rather over
1,250,000 pounda. This Is regarded as
extremely satisfactory for what may
truly be termed a new market
Western North Carolina Sheep Nose
Apples, Bananas and Oranges at Mc-
Borlty's.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mlsa Jennie lvos of Rlverdale was
here yesterday, i i
Dr. J. W. Handera, of Bogue, was In
the city, Monday.
VvHriW. R. Galon left on the steamer
Neuse, last night,
Mr. Joe WatsoA spent a few days last
week visiting In Pamlico,
Mr. Robert Hancock and wife went to
New York yesterday morning.
Mr. P. H. Pelletier has returned from
S business trip to New York.
Mr. H. 0. Humphrey arrived In the
city last night from Qoldsboro.
Mies Kate Stalter.'of Wilmington, H,
, la the guest of Miss Qrpha Koch. $
Mr W. F.' koch', left last 'night for
' Lehlghton, Pa. for a several weaka ab.
' ' lenoe.
Be?; R, P. 'Bumpas, was , In WUmlng
ton, Bunday, preaching in Grace M, K,
cbutch. rjt v .
Mr. A'. O. Newberry, formerly of this
city, now or Newport wu a visitor, here
vesterdav. it ', 1
Swindell, P. E. "occupied
i Centenary church palpltlast Sunday,
" morning and evening. ' '
Stale Superintendent J. Y, Joyner,
was lathe city yesterday and left for
V home In Raleigh last night,
r i t Ret. W. G Johnson formerly of this
city, preached. In the Christian church
here Bsndayv. e soon goes, io live n
. Hoanoke Palls.' '':i:Vy,:i-
Ur. Paal M, Hood who has been tele
graph operator in theofflceof Murphy
Co. for some weeks, has returned to
Goldsboro to resume r work for thsoom-
I pany there,' "t' fj.
' Mrs. t. W, Ironmonger, who has been
here to visit her sister, Mrs W T Crockett
- who has been quite sick, left far her
home in Norfolk, last night Mrs. Ella
Ipockuacoompanled Mrs, Ironmonger.
, for Infanta and Children.
: ,Tl3 Vd Yea K::3
Bear, the yT,,
OPERATORS STILL OBSTIKATC
I S '
rVliav's Ceefcrcacc Hikes Hew Plans
" necessary. The Sltaatloa Rot
Relieved.
Special to JoaraaL .
WAiimeToa, Oct. 4 President Room
velt summoned Governor Stone and Beaa
lor Quay for conference. Having failed
to get consent of operators to and the
coelstilk hewtH invoke thelawiof
Pennsylvania, the statue of tha State,
which prohibits ooal carrying roads from
mining anthracite and In violation of
these provisions forms tha basis of ao
tion. . .
Tha conference between Roosevelt,
Secretary Root, Attorney General Knox
and Cpormlesloner of Labor, Wright
was held today.
The President and Advisers have can
vassed the ooal altuatlon ,ln every detail
Mitchell' I offer leaves . matters, u far as
miners are concerned, in the President's
handi, and has practically made Roose
velt a party to the issue.
-The coal presidents are absolutely con
trolled by Plerpont Morgan.
Market Letter on Cotton.
By private wire, J, K Latham A Co.
Nbw Yohx, Oct. 8. For some nnex
plalnable reason the market broke about
10 points early, and tbe sentiment was
such that the market failed to recover.
It may hare been the better weather, the
nervousness In the stock market, or
due to profit taking. The simple explan
ation Is the eaalest, that the market
can't always advance. The good news
on the market la all out, a change can
be looked for. Improved weather Will
have an Influence for tbe time being,
but we doubt whether the good weather
effects will be as material, aa sentiment
predicts It will require good weatker
to pick what we have this year, without
good weather the grade will be poor. I If
recelpta fall of before the latter part ot
this month, the world will conclude
that the crop la moderate, and the buy
Ing of spinners will prevent any break.
For the present a steady market mesas
a strong market. A reaotlon of ups sn4
downs is in order, end we believe in buy
Ing Spring months. Spinners are buy
ing In Texas at ale and aa long aa this
condition exiets there Is no great chance
for a serious break.
Nkw York, Oct. 4. We believe this
year's crop will prove nearly as large as
the production of years ago. and even
granting the influence of those specuk
tors seeamg to maae crop conditions as
dangerous as possible, there ia little
hope of much more than waa grown last
year. Laat year's crop wu probably be
tween 10,250,000 and 10,400,000 bales.tho
rest came of the stocks of the previous
year. They aay the crop of 1900 wu
10,750,000, and only 10,450,000 appeared
In eight We can roughly estimate total
drawn Into consumption as 400,000 front
lut year. Now thla year there ia too
little to Indicate a yield above lut year
and with an early frost not u much.
There are of course other factors In the
situation. The condition of the money
market, the strike and mostly the ac
cumulation of January. What Influence
thla will have we can't tell, but aa far u
supply and demand are concerned, we
can no reason for not being bulls. Con
sumption must be curtailed to meet de
mand, . , . -I "t : i .
' Special Notice. j
Our buyers are new In the northern
markets selecting the latest styles In fall
and winter gooda, " I
BARFOOT BRO& ,
You9 Must Register
to Vote, : New Regis
tration, ! .. '
IT THE AUTOMOBILE. !
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H Coat t Star Baaw to
4. Be Loner la Frle.
At present automobllea are too com
pUcntedj and prices are too high (or
general adoption. The ratio ot ma-
chines to population In the United
States, 12,000 to 78,000,000 say-that la,
one to every 0,600 persons does not at
first glance 1 appear promising, 1 but
when we consider (hat only three yean
ago the ratio waa one to 1,000,000 per
sons very different aspect, ta pre-
aented, and It may be safely concluded
that with auch possibilities of demand
the automobile must of necessity
grow to meet tbe measure of Jta great
ness. American makers ere quicker to
see this opportunity than are their for
eign rivals, aa Is proved by prices.
Foreign machines are sold. In this
country at from 12,600 to 120,000, the
record price, paid by wealthy New
Yorker, for a French machine, while
the' highest priced. American machine
la 16,000, and hundreds are la
which cost their owners from 1030 to
$800, - ; ; .' i .)
, A good horse and wageh may be had
for $300, ana the automobile must ap
pmxluate this figure to become popu
lar and give tbe horse some hope that
at last he can quit work and live like a
gentleman. ' That this msy be done
ant sua be profitable to makera Is
shown-in the history of bicycle prices
sad In tbe further fact that one or the
first American makers, with tbq poput
lar Idea In view, made machines to sell
at from $400 to $000 and advanced Ida;
prices later Decause ne could get what.
ever be asked. William J, Lampton la
One Hni4rt4 :Vrietle of Hortn
Ctrollu Apples.
.4i
Te IxhlMt at State Fair, iframaeaty
Miae Ore Oitpat GcoXaU '
FalL As te Water Way V
Reute. . PstsAm Fer
State Fair.
....
RALBan, Oct . Goveraor Ayoock
jeturned today from a campaign tour In
tbe piedmont section, aad now goes to
the 10th district, the extreme western
counties, right fn the midst of tbe Re
publican stronghold, the paly doubtful
district of all tbe ten. c--
Gen. Robert F. Hoke left today for Us
iron mtns at Cranberry, bt Mitchell
county. He saya the output to now 250
tons a day, this all going to tha furnaces
at Johnston City, Tennessee. He is
much plsssedatthe rapid building of
another railway into Mitchell. ,
uood rains feu here yesterday, waica
beneflttsd fall sown crops; No damage
wu done cottoiOnore than three fourths
of which Is said to have been ptckeeV
Secretary ;Bruner of the agrfcultBral
department and J.' Van Llndley, thl
president of the State pbfcological so
ciety have returned from a tour througl
the leading spple-growfag counties of
the piedmont and mountain sections. It
wu Mr. Van Llndley's first, visit there,
aad hs wu utonJshed at the fruit Mr.
Bruner hu secured over 100 varieties of
apples, including seedlings, . for display
at the apple show here during the State
Fair, October 17-81. He says that never
before have over 60 verities been shown,
He puts the apple crop this year at 69
per cent- though, Yancey county, which
grows the largest quantity, gives only
60 per cent as its estimate., He found
some ot the rarest apples on tbe upper
rldgea of Caldwell county, these being
tbe 8pltzenberg, Northern Spy and
Grimes' Golden.
The 8upreme Court ta devoting this
week to appeals from the , 7th dis
trict ,..... -
The State board ot education today re
ceived A request from the United States
engineer corps for information as to the
level of Lake Maitanuakeet at low wa
ter, this Information to be used tn con
nection, with the inland water-way
throagh the North Carolina Sounds, u
the level of that lake hu some sort or
relation to the Bounds.
Arrangements are well under way for
ah extensive Industrial parade, here dur
ing the State fejr.' There will also be a
floral parade. Prizes are offered for
the, best floats 'and decorated vehlc-
1m.
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tj Collins Captured.
A. L.' Collins, ' who recently broke
Jones County jail at Trenton, wu
caught here last night by Chief Har-
Collins wu taking In 'the grapaphone
entertainment at W. T, HUl'a when he
wu spied by Chief Hargett, who recog
nlaed the man. Two officers were quiet
ly summoned the three men surrounding
Collins before he . wu aware of it, and
quickly slipping the handcuffs on him.
The captured man . could make, no re
sistance, if he wanted to, u he waa tak
en unawares. A pistol wu found upon
him. a..; . . 4 .
Ha denied knowing the whereabouts
of Dixon. . who escaped from Trenton
jail at the same time; Sheriff Harriett
of Jones wu notlled by phone lut nl ght
of Collins being caught.
tlzamlnattoii of Public
School
Teachers. . ;
The regua , fall examination ot
teachers will be held on Thursday and
Friday of thla week at the County Cotfrt
house In the city of New Bern. '(
White teachers wtu be examined on
Thursday, Oct 9th.
Colored teachers will be examined
Friday, October 10th.
Examination each day'will begin at 10
a.m. ' "
" "' 8. M", BantsoH,
County Supt of Schools,
Special Annonacement To The
. . Theatre Going People Of
''"'NewBera; '
Knowing the Inooavenlenoe annoiy.
ance, and noise created by late corneas
to the Opera House the management (f
the "Who What When Mlnetrela? bug
to call attention to the fact that the cur
tain will rise promptly at 8:80 Friday
evening Oct. 10th, aad any person, not
being seated at that time wlUb com
pelled to stand until after the closing of
the first part, which luts one hoar. The.
management hu made the above rule
imperative to protect the great number
of people who are .seated, to enjdy th
performance In ita entlrelty. to devia
tion will be made under any 'circunv
staaoss.. ;n,t)r---fc ,'',.;,. ?'i..;-
- line Mountain Apples at XoSorley'a,
j i - m - ,
'; (felery Hauislrww-dterfcv
There is not any . better remedy for
headache than, these powders. ' They
never fan to relieve. Made aad told only
A CkvlifTrespttonlFhanacy.
. i
- Ixtra fine Western Beef at the ' Oaki
Msrket t4ay.
, Fresh Crisp Celery' at the" Oak "Mar
ket. '
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Belgium la beeeiged , with .anarchists.
The King hu been warned not to leave
his palace without a strong guatl-
A systematic traffic In deedVbodtoels
said to have been . discovered s Indiana
Ghouls rob cemeteries sad dispose of the
bodies to medical colleges.
Crown Prince Oouitanlm of
wu severely hurt In aa autonstfblle acci
dent near YUlaUtor, Greece.
J. Plerpont Morgan hu negotiated
tor 60,090 tons of coal which he will dis
pense to the worthy poor people ot New
Yerk City. , ,
A plow comfabw Is sgaK -talked of at
Chicago, HI., two other efforts having
failed.
For ordering a strike ot Iron workers
without authority, W, E. Francis bail
neu scent of the Iron workers st Chica
go, m;, b.U been fined $200-
A violent earthquake wu felt at Rome
Italv. Fridav ntcht. Considerable dam
age wu done.
The Kansas City Star, Independent,
but with strong Republican leaning bu
come out against the party. It is an In
fluential paper In the Southwest.
A Cardiff firm on Wednesday booked
an American order for 15,000 tons of
steam coal.
I
An apostolic vlcarate hu been order
ed for the Island of Mindanao, in the
Philippines.
General crop prospects
very encouraging.
in India are
New cholera cases In Egypt yesterday
numbered 254, with 241 deaths.
A $25,000,000
floated at once.
Japanese loan Is to be
OABTOHIA.
BMnths 1 -Thl Kind You Haw Always Bought
Blgaataie
ef
Public School Teachers Wanted.
The School Committee of the public
school will meet at Vanceboro, N. C, on
the 25th of Oct. for the, purpose ot hir
ing teachers fpr the different schools.
All teachers are respectfully , invited to
attend this meeting who wish to teach
In No. 1 Township.
We want about fourteen white teach
ers, and about nine colored teachers.
E. F. ADAMS,
Chairman School Committee.
IT MADE LEM Alt Rrl" SIGH.
A Geatare and aa Accent Taat He
Could Not Reproduce.
The Figaro relates the following an
ecdote about Frederic Lemaltre: "He
bad acted . vlth marvelous success In
a play by D'Knnery and Marc Fournler
when one evenlnafter tbe.aecondtor
third performance he was suddenly
addressed by a stranger, 'How much
will you take to be ill tomorrow,, tbe
day after tomorrow and for a month?
Lemaltre dragged thei unknown nn-
dec a street lantern ssidblookedsat him.
He waa a well known writer. 'It is
youl' said the actor. 'Why do you
wish me to be ill?
The other hesitated slightly as he
explained his strange proposition. He
was inspired by an Insane hatred to
ward Marc Fournler and had t sworn
to avenge himself on his enemyibyall
concervabre means. 'Help me to
wreck bis .drama,' he concluded, 'and
I will make you rich. I have the
means to do It You earn a great deal.
I will give you ten times as, much tor
six months longer than: yourpiece will
last Will-you agree?
"Lemaltre bad Quickly recovered
himself; He seised the man bytitba col
lar, shook him hardfor. a. minute and
then, with a vigorous kick, thrust him
away, crying: 'How much .will I take?
Thirty pieces of silver, Judaar
"An old actor who told , the story
added, 'How often has jfTederic Le
maltre sighed In my presencejwben he
recalled the episode, "Aias, I shall nev
er be able to reproduce the gesture and
the accent of that moment!" " ...
'V
I)a Mot Sleep on Tour Lett aide,
.When a patient complains, ot bad
taete "in bis mouth every morning on
waking' up, ears a physician, the first
question I ask him Is as to the position
he assumes when going to Sleep. An
Immense number of people sleep on
tbe left aide, and this is the most com-
A . nnnlnaoan tesssfsa
which Is generally attributed to dyt-
Denflhv If a meal haa been taken with
In two or three noura or going to Deo,
to sleep on the left aide is to give the
stomach a task which It Is difficult In
the extreme to perform. The student
of anatomy knows that all food, enters
and. leaves the stomach on the ngnt
side, and hence sleeping on the left
aide soon after eating Involve a sort
of Dumping operation which. Is any-
thine but conducive to sound repose.
The action of the heart IS also inter
fered with considerably, and the lungs
are unduly compressed. It Is probable
that lylns on the back la the most nat
ural position, but few men can rest
easily so, and hence it ia best to culti
the right
vate tbe habit of sleeping on
aide. It Is Very largely a matter of
V.S.IS m.Jk a..- .amm le las wi vi I pari iA
wwv, muv, lire .
lutar for tha ,lwnn anil tha worse
for the physician. ; v t
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UGv7 lielSirablOXlw
BS'-nil Oct 2nd. ElldS
Cct. C5th.
THE OLD RELIABLE
I
AbsoIulefrPuro r
WERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
NOTES OF NOTABLES.
Ex-Governor Whyte of Maryland has
ust celebrated his seventy-eighth birth.
day. He is In excellent health.
Adolph Relnarcb ot Vienna was
caught robbing his safe while 0 sleep,
concealing tbe money under a carpet
Grand Duke Cyril of Iraesla, a cousin
ot tbe czar, is visiting Japan, where he
baa been given an lmposrag'reception.
Joaquin Flgueroa Larraln of Chllo baa
been commissioned by tbe government
to study the organization of public li
braries in Europe and tbe. ' United
States. ,
Henri Hourlet, a Swiss watchmaker,
has recently completed a watch made
entirely out of the Ivory taken from a
billiard ball works and case complete,
It keeps good time.
Leopoido Batres, tbe Mexican con
servator of national monuments, has
Just concluded a year's archaeological
excavations among the ruins of Zapo-
texan cities in Oaiaca
The English Justice Barnes takes
down his notes in shorthand and sums
up from these notes. He finds this a
great saving of time and by this means
is never obliged to stop a witness.
Commandant Moller, lately of the
Boer army, was not born to be shot
During the conflict with Great Britain
he had twenty-one horses shot under
him, but never received a scratch.
Prince Victor Napoleon has Just re
ceived St Paris from the Corslcan com
mittee a sliver gilt Imperial crown on
peleon Bonaparte's appointment as" first
consuL
the occasion of the centenary of Nn
Bradley Martin, Jr, who 1b at pres
ent In Paris, has sold bis three automo
bllea He says the numerous recent fa
talities, added to bis own phenomenal
bad luck; have cooled his enthusiasm
for the horseless vehicle.
One of tbe oldest clergymen In Eng
land is an earl tbe venerable Earl of
Devon. He Is one of tbe few members
of the bouse of lords who was born be
fore Waterloo became a name In his
tory and who has lived in four regimes
Jules Massenet, the famous French
composer, Is an enthusiastic player of
patience and affirms that many of his
best Inspirations come to him while
engaged In this game. Like tbe late
Charles Gounod, M. Massenet Is an in
veterate smoker and prefers a pipe to
the finest cigar.
At Davis.
Fresh Diphtheria Antitoxin and Vac
cine Virus at Davis' Prescription Phar
macy.
Flower Bulbs at Davis'.
A supply of Hyacinth and Tulip Bulbs
hu just been received at Davis' Phar
macy.
Fine Canned Beef
and Beef Tongues
at the Oaks Market.
Notice.
After Sunday, September 28th, the
Oaks Market will be . closed on Sunday
mornings. Patrons pleue take notice.
Special Notice.
Our buyers are now in the Northern
markets selecting the latest styles In I
Fall and Winter goods,
. , BARFOOT BROS.
Tenney's Candy at Davis'.
A fresh usortment of Tenney's Candy
hu Just been received at Davis' Phar
macy. ',, . .
Mea aad Batatas,
A recent writer says: "The China
man bends to the very ground when
he salutes; the Russian, farther west,
takes off his bat and scrapes with It
his very path; In Prussian Konlgsberg,
always farther west, the passersby sa
lute each other by taking off their hats
or cape very low; In Berlin the bead
covering Is raised but little; In Paris
still less. In London not at all or with
a difference. The American keepa his
hat on Immovably and never bends,
but all civilised nations, of course, take
OS their bate to tbe ladiea."
Ctcditi of Roses
Is a harmless liquid preparation
ov BVH ...
I " """"""a "
. 1 aad improving the complexloiu, When
appnea h rs invisiDie ana cannot
washed offt The dark line around the
rck' cued b' tight Uttlng
1 85c. at ERADHAITS PHARMACY.
CDCCH
a a a wrary. avraa
Volga? Snow
Front, and
Admiral
fast received at
New Barrel Corned Beef.
No. 1 Shore Mackerel.
Spiced Pigg Feet.
Fresh lot Fox River Print
Rock Candy Drip Syrup.
Na Bob Pancake Flour, Btickwhfeat
Grape Nuts, Force, Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, Posttun
Ceral. . - ,
Fresh lot Ginger Snaps 5c lb.
; Codfish, Irish, and Sweet Potatoes, and a complete stock of
everything usually kept by a first-class grocery establishment.
I J. L. McDAlL, W I
1 'Phone 91. 71 Broad St. g
-aa.....
In a
doesn't pretend to sell you cheaper gooda than other
BUT
Better Goods for Same
Money.
You can be the better Judge. ' COMB AND SEE.
1
We have Everything New
viuuib, AjiMxice cucuue,
i tt.. n i. m
cio jivii, viriuuiics, jouvj rroiiuu
all the Newest Shades, ind other Fashionable Fabrics.
Every DqpaWtment is
Comnlete.
. Jost iveueiveu new M)rseas xne twjw vvoivoBMsr, uuo
latest thing Princess hip, assures correct fit, the anly- Corset fy
1 i. T, J ,
I made" that wUl properly reduce stout figures to correct propor-
;!i tions. Gives grace and comfort. sft
r.n
Sole agent for the Dorothy Dodd, Thos. G. Plant and
Ziegler Shoes. '
GRirrON
The Winter is
!
Mothers and fathers bring your
Clothing and Shoe
We will give you a few prices
MEN'S CLOTHING,
$10 Black Worsteds . ,v.
16 iO
,4 98
898
8 "
4 50 " '.',
,9 69
,!
SM
CASSIMERE SUITS.
t8 60 Suits, , , ,s
6 00 . .'
5 00 " '. '.'",
Drop into our store and let
Store, New Goods, New Bargaina,
BRAND
1i Uliile Stint; to OnVfll HJw. Co., Keir Ben, E. C.
. Tooth Brushes at Davis'. .
Davla Pharmacy hu Just received a
oe large asaoriment of Tooth Brushes made
by Chu Loonen of lParls.' Each bmah
hu"DavU,Phamacy,, stamped on the
faction, or money rs'-jndod.
.AD i n a n
F bur
J. L McDaniel's
Butter, Fancy Elgin Butter. ,
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.. ." ,v
in tile Latest Weaves Broad;
rupiuiBB, rivuuu ooigco, wuu- mi'm
i, tai 1 , T :.-t- c.nc. :n f
jp xtuiiieui, ajiucxkj umuio m en
m, . Tl 1. TTT L 4.1
: tf4 ,
people,) 5 J
Fail
Clothmg
Saaupier, Largrcar, Better thas ever
Oar line of Griffon Brand Cloth
ingMen's Suits in Extra Fine
Worsteds and all the real thing.
Youths Suits in Elegant Cassi
mere, Ohilds 2 piece, 3 piece and '
Norfolk Suits in fullest assortment
and at prices that require no argu
ment to sell them. '. -
There may be some clothing aV
good as ours but not at the price. ,
When you buy here ; you buy
right!
J. J. BAXTER,
, 89 Middle Stmt , '
boys to this sale and ' fit them in .
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in Men's and Children's, clothing :
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