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VOLUME XIT.
KIW.BIRS, CB1YII COUHTT, V. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1802. SECOSD StCTION.
NUMBER 77
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JUDGES SiliRT III
Judge PuraeU to Decide Dlffereace
v- Betweei
Silt and Blot Leeks Craig Loot
- ;' ' After Seaatorsalp. 1 Hew'
Code . Waited. ' Good
Holiday Trade. ;
:, RjaaieH, Deceaaber !.- LoekeCrelg,
' cf Ashevllle, oiie of the several aspirants
" ' r the Untied States Benatorehlp, er-
i ived here today to look after Ma Inter-
: " The campaign may now U aatd to
' bare begun. There are leaat men ae-
f.iranu and of ooane plenty of "dark
;' horses." i .. . -t. :!'
' Carator H B Brlmley of the State Ma-
team left today for Hatteraa, ob a hunt-
lag and collecting tour.
, l : , The Capital printing company, form
erly of Raleigh, now of Cary, this eoun-
V :; . ty will more lta plant to Hamlet and
-v '!oMo It capacity, Increasing Its capital
a stock to $25,000. " '-i -
. .J ' There appears to be Trlotlon between
, .1 i.ie Subreni, Court andv the State Uz
, . commission, growing oat of the letter's
cs ,'fficll statement that rit will Ignore the
' ' court's rallng' .that' lodges salaries are
. not taxed; What the commission is re-
lying on l that oneof the present judges
;s hndtliciwo new:tses .will In-February
jieclde the other wiyjl; A I i. .
v Judge Puroell of lie federal Court is
''.'(.. .00k'D8 'nlnL lh i?iflerence'; between a
01117 a pioi.y a. dispute between
v tiaktra of irucfc barrels brlnga. up 'tbe
i quuelluii.' Otn elniun thm h ulber has
' .." l soil -B!slMh"!- ( v?iiiiKi4Vt bat the
, thii mhkor':iV. sui, thai lis tils naerf a
i ' f.The fcrgbUtufi MfiH r"5k-t,to chert
; " f4be Raleigh J&etnn'H. It., between
1 1 his city tad Wa8Ulugton,iiiA. number of
, -'italetgh people will be stdckholdtrs.f
.There will be' auXLu.a auoa. move-
I - meat to hare the legislature wder a new
I ; ' .iiodlflcatlpn ofthe lawsv;;!'
" The holiday .trade. hute Is so larveas
break all therjjeorda. Brerybody has
J i money hiid It Is frctly spent. :i ' " ;
. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. !
yiahl laige dry kilos btloDgia( to the
John L. R -per Lumber Co., of Uotfolk
; -ere bumcd...Tuw(iy InToKlng a loss
. of 00,000 feet of lum'ber. ,
' Ihe Imperial troops of Morocco were
' Undly beta by rebels Monday.
The Elliott Opera hOie at Hickory, M,
O. was burned Tuesday Involving a ois
1 r faotfo
- President ftooacyelt has been formally
icquested .by the European powers to
Sh'bltrate In the Tenetuelan Imbroglio. .
(? 'fetrSyi-' ,w 's: & 1 -v 1.
Attempts re being made before tbe
- ' tfabraika Sapreme ' Conrt to keep the
olble and all rellgloas instrnetlon from
r the public schools. ' " . . i
" U i The ioiBCCO trait has made fts sppeat
. nnce in Mexico. ;
v ' ;' -t The Rt. Rer. Frederick Temple, Arch.
( -Uibup of Csnterbary died in London of
" , '', aij ge. He wae primate; of the Church
of England.
The Cuban leclprooity measure will be
lunsldered by the House and will prob-
liblj pan with a good majoiitri
iff-
LI
' Ex-Senator D. M. r?abln, of Minneiola
- died suddenly in a Chicago hotel. Mon
s ( '.day night." 1
: A great stnsatlon haa been made in
- the Royal house of Saxony bf the mys
terious disappearance'- of the Crown
Prlncots. All efforts to find her have
'vprovonfloavallipg and many rumors are
: u float about the affair. ' It Is feared that
she bas become Insane and killed her
W'aelf-'iaV'irW:-' I I l.
" The I' reel railways i t Macon Georgia
'hare been consolidated. , ,..
" The freest 'Oabler piano factory of
NlW. York burned Monday, throwing
1030 men out of employment, v '
".V fire KhoztUI Tenn , : dtsroyed
' $300,000 worth of property, Monday. -
-1. ,v
. His Portrait.
, One of-tbe lueuibera cf a certain sub
urbtiu pliotograplilc society reoeutly de
. llrereil n lecture, Illustrated by lantarn
'' . views. . . '. . , ' '
: f Atrctber niember, thinking to have a
- . Joke at the expense of; the lecturer,
' ; slipped-in-'araong tbe slides a lantern
portrait of himself.- 4 :. . :,v .. '
" . ! .The Joke would cbine irJ, of course, by
tbe portrait appearing on the screen
1 lmrued'utcly after the lecturer had an
nounocil the appearing of something
' quite different . . . ; V
Fate rti'1 chuuee were .unluckily
agaiuut the humorist, for when his por
, trait wue piinW tbe lecturer, with
- out knowing wlmt was' on tbe screen,
gravely read from his Ut :
. ' JTbs 'next slide, ladles and gentle
men, is tbe picture of a. refractory don-
Por Ium'.s anl
;-( OLTRflA. -
Measles Rake lUschkt Maty Sick With
tfte Malady. ' -
December 8i Well, Chrlstmu Is now
In sight and sach a poor time for It
There are 10 tuny that have such ugly
faoea, Xrerythlng wat O. K. antll one
boy went la aehool aad had that little
disease called, meules. Well, In less
than 18 days then were 17 eases of It
la school, and now there la no school
aad It no mistake Is made there are
about 41 cues now In fall bloom, .
When we meet a neighbor and ask
him If he expects company Chrlstmu
he says "Tea T "Who V "Meaalea." .
Kow, thla meaalea Is not the kissing
kind they had. soms time ago. "
The doctor said the one wrf lave now
ire French meules. Well, some thought
they needed a Frenchman to explain
how to care for. thla one particular
kind; bat when they had a good case
why, the meaalea did their own talking.
And they found out measles was measles
U the fellow said about "gimlets being
gimlets.'' -.-r
There wu no preaching at Oljmpla
Sunday on account of meules.
There will be no Chrlstmu entertain
ment u anticipated on accoint of meas
les:, -.V '. ;'
There is not likely to be any social
gatherings In the near future at Olympla
on acooant of meules.
Oh, andJ forgot, there la one family
la our neighborhood that has whooping
0oagh. :aI1 the resVbave measles.
.Wi woald - have had sojio locsl hap
penlngs In these items, but: there hu
notv anything happened but the meat-'
Rr D a Petree will . fill his' regular
appointment on tbe 8J 8unday in Jan'y.
ItfOI (it It o'clock a tn. He could not be
here tfils lime on . account of so much
ici is in the neighborhood. ;
i . .; Mt ta Wtata, , .... ;,.(
!. Ifuiloo '-wun.ni are wjr: beautiful.
s't !!k n' wt r"l..r women. ?tbey like
to" Bet off their t..ni!S by the wearing
ef Jewels.- 'i'l.cs-' v tbe rich i often
exceedingly. Tftluft'ile. and any amount
of them are worn. A Hlirdoo lady
wears a.Isrge nose ring, a number of
rings 1m her cars, banglee galore on her
wrists and arms, anklets Of iallver or
void and a ring on every toe. Tbeee or
naments are very becoming to her dark
beauty, and naturally they are a great
source of pleasure, but unfortunately
one which, together with the wearing ;
of colore, Is denied to widows, whoeciNoxth HrloweV.MMrd" of TeryHaeap-
lot ta A particularly bard one.
Anyhow a Hindoo woman has not a
particularly cheerful life, for ae ahe
must never look upon tbe face of any
man but her husband It la spent entire
ly tn her borne, which, even if she be
rich, is not. In the least pretty. The
rooms are small and dingy,' have bare
waiurvery little furniture, and their
only outlook la upon the Interior court
yard, which la not made bright and
pretty, but la usually without a vestige
of tree or flower.
" Market Letter 00 Cotton.
By private wire, J.(B Latham A Co.
NewTork, December 83. May sold at
8.91 this am and 8.23 the dar after tbe
Government report. This ia not what
yon might call progress. The day the
Government report came ont May opened
at 8.18 and sold back there the day fol
lowing. Since it hu been at 8.4 with
bull news all the time." Of course this
holiday season trade is not what Is called
aeve. Brokers have nothing to do.
This a m . .ther talked of the Jaonarv
manifest The pool will look after this.
Nothing ,Jld about changes. The
stock of cotton- here in New Tors, Is
over 118,000. bales or larger than In six
years. If a corner is attented It Is likely
to be 818.000 bales at $40 a bale, this
means eight million dollars worth of cot
ton, and It . requires ' money to finance
that kind tf a deal. We don't oareto
hare anything to do with January what
ever. We have been accused of being
bearish on the cotton outlook. If not
advising buying above 8c the present
time means bearish we are. We think
the market hu sustained our attitude
for a long time. Below 80 on the No
vember break we said buy for an ad
vance to 8xc Jast before the Govern
ment report we reasoned the showing
woald be big and adrlssd profit taking.
When receipts got small af ter Govern
ment report we utd cotton would work
higher undoubtedly, bat advised selling
on all bulges over 8J. May. did sell at
48 aad this morning at 8 89. - We can't
tee our way clear to bull cotton at the
moment The re mutt be more buyers to
put ap prices. When the bujlng brglnt
we want to buy. la the meantime ouly
buy en good brvaks and sell on bulges
ovef te i. E. Latham A Co. '
Niw Yobs:, Deo. 84. It wu a day of
festivity, and not a day of business.
From 18 to 1 p, mr the pit wai crowded
with members and various Jokey played
on members and gifts presented) practi
cally - no attention paid to news. Wc
hare never aeen u mach gunutne fun
as today. We can assure you there
would have been many a hearty laugh
could they be told. Every One setmed
to forget their cares and enjoy Chrlst
mu. We desire to extend thanks as
well as wishes for a merry' Chrlstmat
whether Interested in the market or'not
We are anxious Jo f arn' a In'ormatlor.'
if pobaiVid to obtain, bo matter cf wha'.
serration furthering . your interests.
A year sgo today we wished you all a
n crry Christmas,. Today the same goei
orr t' e w!r?s snd we mean sndtu',
: i cw j "ir rj I've you good
HARL0WE 1KD K. HARL0WE.
HoUday
Happealnta In
' Towns.
The Sister
December 3. Our aohools have all
closed for a' f e w weeks holiday.
Miss Mary Adams and brother, Clossle
Adams, and Mr Emory Ward went to
Hew Bern last Satuday.
' Mr Jno S Morton and family . went to
Rlyerdale to visit Mrs Morton's parents
and family lut 8unday,
. This Is to be a week of Chrlstmu tree
entertainments. Our Oak drove and
Core Creek friends will both'hare theirs
OA Chrlstmu Ere. Miss Morton's school
entertainment will follow on the night
of the 15th, 'while Harlow Sunday
School wlU-raterUla ha patrons with a
tree entertainment on. the night of the
8eth.i--;vr . -
Mrs Ju L Taylor and mother, Mr and
Mrs O O Bell and daughter, Hiss Fannie
with Miss Mamie Beoton'of Bachelor
were all pleasant visitors .to oar berg
lut Sunday. .. - ,' ' K :.
.' Dr O N Muon wu tn New Bern for a
day lut week, and teems to hare found
Santa Claus while there. ' ,
cWe were sorry to miss Miss Pearl Tay
lor from our Sunday School lut Sunday,
She spent the day In Newport ,
, Mr and Mrs Ju 7 Smith of Bachelor
were in North Harlowe thla Monday
making purchues for Chrlstmu. '' 1
Mr J H Davis is off today for a drive
with his fine trotter "Orange Bud."
Miee Martin, of Qoldsboro, who is
teaching at Adams Creek passed through
lut Saturday en route for her home to
spend the holidays. "
"" Mr Cherry, the very polite and profic
ient surveyor who has been laying ont
some of our school board lands on the
pocosins and swamps of Carteret county
hu knocked off for the holidays and hu
gone to his home In New -. Bern. He
will soon return to resume his sar-
Missel Msdle Bell and Ola Long drove
over to Morehead City last Friday and
after spending a pleuant evening In the
city with their 'many,; friends returned
home Saturday evening. , ..
Messrs J L Taylor, C O Bell, W L Har
rls, JB Becton and Hurt Tingle, of
Bachelor passed through Tuesday for
Messrs J L Msthews,': JuRBell, and
nephew, Muter Armstead Bell, spent,
this Tuesday In the Citv of Rlma.
Lately there hu been posing about
Aparana ; end.plumsge which haa bad
tne enect to attract an expert "bunter"
from about Havolock and we fear from
his aptness with cupld's arrow we may
lose our game, - t
Great Word BalMlas; Coatcst,
See. how lnuuy words you can make
out of the letters given below. ;Do not
use any? other letters save those given.
You can use; proper namaa, Improper
names, verba, nouns, -adjectives, prepo
sitions, .conjunoaons aad articles. DO
not use any one totter more than eight
rimes in one word. Caa only nice words.
Here are the letters: - ; "
iA BODBFOBIIEL M f
MO PQ R S TV TffXIZ
- Here is yonr chancel See who can
get up the largest Mate of words' by
using thess letters aocosKHng to the
rules of the contest For the first largest
number of words sent In a porterhouse
steak Inlaid with turquoise will be
awarded; to the second largest num
ber, an elastic glass botttsf to thethlrd,
n pound of medicated pastry. . ; ' " '
Every guess must be aeoompanled by
a coupon from.s 4 per cent government
bend. New York Telegraph.
. , ,t.tka AaeLrat Hrash 1
The early, .Egyptians divided tjae day
and night each Into, twelve hours-a cus
tom adopted by the Jews or tbe Ctreeks
probably from the Babylonians. The
day is' said to have first been IiMlded
Into hours from B. C. 803, When, a bun
dial was erected in the temple of Quiri
nus at Rome.- PrevSoos to the lnveeition
of water clocks, B. a 1C8, the am, was
called at , Rome by public criers. ', In
early England one expedient of meas
uring time was by wax, candles, three
Inches burning an hour.' Tbe first, per-
rect mechanlo&l clock , was not made
until about A. D. 1250. Day began at
sunrise amosg most of the.northBrn na
tions, at sunset among the Athenians
and Jews, at midnlgbj; among-tbe Ro
mans, as with us.
-V;,vlv';- K'.
When the , celebrated physjclnn Sir
Henry Holland told Sydney Smith that
he bad failed to kill cither one of a
brace of pheasants that had risen With
in easy Tange near the tatter's home,
the wttty divine asked, "Why did you
not prescribe for them?" , ..
One day Sir. Henry wbb engaged ia
a hot 'argument with "Bobus" Smith,
a barrister, concerning the merits of
their respective professions. "You will
admlt,,' said Sir Henry, f1hat .your
profession does not make ' angels of
men." "No,"; retorted Smith, "there
you have the best of lt.,,,s
-v; w: V'; -'A
Took Ber Lltarellr.
Elizabeth Cndy Stanton xws once
giving a. piece Of rulvlce to a roomful,
of young men In a little VUTnge on the
subject of lnntrlmony. ;When you
marry she Wil,' "clwose a woman
with a spine end a sound set of teeth."
"Good 1 gracious. -'Mrs. 'Stanton," re-
.mnrked one of iter listeners In alarm.
"do they ever come-, withoutspines?"
.t:ii -'s 111 f 11 ' '.'
- Bait .IswIUbsxV
. Ouo of the causes to which the Drev-
alepce of bad spelling among tbe rlahiff
generation la ntti llmted Is the fact that
the modern' Itoinnn ' method of pro-
nonncjng- Latin BIvps no direct indica-
t'fin rt '. : " r-f Via Enff-
1 ti u, i v ;i i m l fi 1 , cue to their
f .. ;:a as te lUi 1 b.umlof latin
v -Hi 1 v i.ih r t
Report of State Board of Education
; Issued.
Clesttat laaly ef Wlastes, aa As
pirant Far Senatorial Heaors.
State Board . of Charities ,
Make Seport Beport . .
ef Corporation Com- -;
mission. V
Ralkish, December i24. A charter
ter wu'granted. by the .'State to) the W
W Mills ConWy.-of-RaMlgav peid-sp
capital lloe.OOO, anthorized.f300,IOO; W
W Mills, R D Goodwin and J A Woolett
stockholders, Mills holding $90,000. The
company will deal In lumber and oper
ate saw mills and tramways.in'the coun
ties of Wake, Harnett, Wilson, Johnson,
Nash and Cumberland, t Miliaria a very
successful lumber man and Is a half
owner of the Raleigh and Capo Fear
railway. N
Warrantswere sent out by the State
today, for 7 free libraries for rural pub
lic schools, bringing the number np to
438.
A report completed todsy shows that
the Slate board of education now holds
148,8(0 of the State's 4 per cent bonds,'
$9,000 of its 0 per cent bonds and $48,
908 In cash; the proceeds of tbe sale of
swamp lands.
It Is said that Clement Manly of Win
ston Is an aspirant for the United States
Senatorshlp. It Is also said that a num
ber of people want Gov. Ayoock to be
Senator. lie Is no candidate.
January 8th there will be a bearing be
fore judge Purnell in the matter of his
intervening in the affairs of tho Carolina
Northern railway .
The State board of public charities
met here lut night and prepared its re
port to the Governor. .
.The annual report of the Corporation
Commission was completed today. It
ssys the railways have enjoyed a good
business and a prosperous year. The
most Important work of the commission
during the year was the reduction of the
passenger fare rate over the Atlantic
Out Line, Seaboard Air .Line and
Southern Railway, whereby the stand
ard rate of 8 cents per mile for second
class and 81 cents per mile first class fare
Is now applied to the main line, divisions
and brsnch Unes oLlbs systems alike
and In fact to nearly tary roairm
State. No less than 259 complaints were
made, malolf of overcharges, discrimina
tions, failure to provide cars, etc . The
ruling of the commission that the assess
ment of railway property of 1900 held
until 1903 was sustained by the Supreme
court,-.
There are 3,681 miles of railway In the
State, an Increase of 30 -miles over last
year. There were built 66 miles, but 35
were abandoned. The Atlantic Coatt
Line, Southern, and Seaboard Air Line
controll over t of the mileage in the
State; the A. O. L. having 948 miles, the
S. A. L. 611, the Southern 1269, total
8,849.
The usessed .values 'are, ACL $18,
978,440, Southern $15,826,677, SAL $$,
712,728, miscellaneous roads $4,110,414,
total $43,627,261; telephone1 companies
$888,964, steamboats, canals and ferries
$849,950, street railways $1,199,690, elec
tric light and gu companies $'206,850,
hsleeplog car companies $180,205, express
companies $225,779, grand total f 48,803,-
886. The taxes paid are A O L $183,710,
or $195 per mile; SAL $89,695, or $147
per mile; Southern $281,687 or $180 per
mile, miscellaneous $40,870 or $48 per
mile. : "
V " . BELLAIR.
December. 94. We were not aware
that Bellalr wu getting up a marriage
so quietly that it would put off and the
nearest neighbors, not be aware of it
but sach wu the case. So Bellalr has
for the 4th Chrlstmu in succession had
some of Its holidays enlivened with two
made one. -
" This time it Is not the young and gay
but two who have passed the meridian
of life, and have joined heart and hand
to make the evening of lit pass off
more pleusntly. r.
Thursdaythe 18th, Mr John Allen aa
ex-Confederate soldier now living with
Mr GT Richardson was married to an
elderly lady, Mrs Hawkins.-'
- May the two made one pass quietly
down life's vale till the evening light
glows from the eternal shore. Surely
love has all seasons andagea tor Its
own. .
We ; were wondering today as we
passed through the upper end of new
Bern, If the eity authorities ever come
np that way. There la a since of mud
from near Queen street almost to una
street u we come out Broad street If
they have not been out that way recent
ly we wish them a pleasant journey out
that way In a hack or boat the next
rainy day that cornea, and if convenient
we county men ont here would be glad
for the authorities to have thtroad
balled out ort filled np whichever they
think most convenient.
" Let as rejoice In the near approach of
another anniversary of the birth of
Christ, and as we give and receive gifts
let us remember that we are celebrating
the best, the greatest gift ever made,
A Loving Savior to a lost world. L
TESTEMirs MARKETS.
Cotton, Grain, Provisions and Stocks,
rUaje Ia Prices. Receipts and
. Shipments,
The following are the market quota
tions, reeetved by private wire to J. E.
Latham ft Go. New Bars, V. C.
Haw Yeas, 9.c 84.
Open. High. Low. Close
etreen
; Jan..
Feb ,
Men.
Apr.
May.
June
July.
Ang.
apt.
Oct..
Nov.
Dee..
... 81 1.14 8.W
, 8.28 8.39 8.28
......... 9J3 8.8$ 880
..... ... 88 $82 8.81 ,
8.13 8J3
8.83 8.84 8 JO
8.19 8.19
8.S3
8.39
8.83
8.83
8.84
883
8.84
8.17
7.91
..9.11 8.61 8.48
8.48
New
Open.-
...13t
.. 98
.. llt
..31
. ltt
Tork, Bee, 24.
Clou
128
99
196
163
147
124
10
59
89
42
32
92
124
68
154
88
176
34
99
84
34
64
101
46
97
71
57
161
48
87
82
189
79
80
44
144
19
10
163
12
89
Stocks;
Amr.Sugsr. . .
Union Pacific.
Mo. Pacils...
So. Faclfle ...
Manhattan....
Q.wat Westers.. 124
M.ney 9J
Amr. Copper.... 68
Teias Pacific... 89
Wabuh pf 41
Erie, 1st 5t
Colorado So
Southern Ry... 81
Southern Uy pf.. 93
LouIsvllle&Nuh 128
Brooklyn R.T.. 65i
Penn.RR....... 151
Atchison 821
St. Paul 175
Erie...... 84
Atchison pf 98
f.S. Steel pf... 88
U. a Steel. 84
Reading...: 63
People Gu lOlf
C ft 0 46
B. ft 0 97
M. ;W 70f
Tenn. Coal, Ires. 56
N.T Central..... 161
Rock Island 43
Western Yoioa.. 87
Ontario Western 39
Metropolitan. ... 187
Coal, FssUroa. 88
v.nr.hamloal. 60
Canadian Pacific
Amr. Ctton Oil. 44
111 Central...... 144
Repnbllo Steel.. 19
Am. Ice. 10
Del.ftHadsoa...l68
A.L...
V. SXeather.... 11
Amr Gar Found.
C S.Leather pf . . 89
Pac Mid....
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
Total ports estimated today 62,000 vs.
48,830 lut year.
Galveston 11 to 186C6 against 6,811
last year.
New Orleans 14 to 16900 against 6,311
lut year,
Houston 9500 te 10500 against 7,680
lut year.
Liverpool
Liverpool closing eollonjnarket closed
Mid. 4 50
Salea
Receipts
Dec 4.69
Deo-Jan 4.49
Jan-Feb 49 ,
Feb-Mar 4.49.
Mar-Apr 4.49.
Apr-May 4.S0
May-June 4.11.
June-July 4.51
- POBT..RBOB1PTS.
I Same week .
Lut week .
last year.
V 293,438
60999
64000
66009
4300
3060
69000
860,830 '
This weec.
Sat. 86900
Mon. 43CO0
Tuea. 63000
Wed. 62000
Thurs.
Frl. ' " '
802000
Heat of a Prlaec. . .
Very Ingenious ta the home of the
Prince of Agra, In India, which la
floating palace of tbe most stupendous
and magnificent proportions. Although
of only two stories, Its height is Im
mense, tbe rooms being grand vaulted
chambers, furnished In the most gor
geous oriental manner. . All tbe chairs
have golden arms, and precious atones
are set In the backs. Tbe well decora
tions are beautiful beyond description,
While the ceilings are tinted to repre
sent the sky, sliver stars appearing
here and there on the dark blue back
ground. The palace la made of both
wood and atone, but so constructed that
It floats with ease. When not. In use,
It as moored to the banks of the river
Jumna..
Here the prince and his royal retinue
betake themsefveo on sultry afternoons,
and laally the palace glides down the
river to the soft, sweet muBlc of harps.
Up and down the tide it majestically
floats t!ie a hues white awan, twhlle
wltlilo f royal guests s"? coo','. pi
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METALLIC CARTRIDGES.
INURING our 30 years tf gun toailng, we have
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no one could letra la tay other way. Our
discoTcries la thla line, toceher'.vlth years of
experience manufacturing ammutiln, enable as
to embody many $U9 points In Winchester
Metafflc'Cartridges for riflei lafrtvolrera yUch make them
superior In many ways w all other "brands upon the market.
Winchester cartridges ta all calibers are accurate, sure-fire
and exact ia size; feeing made tad loaded la a modem
manner by skilled experts; jf you van. the best
INSIST UPON tiAVINb WINCHESTER MAKE OP CARTRIDGES.
Good Things to Eat
For Christmas'
In Abundance
At . L McDaniel's.
Florida Oranges, Fancy Apples, Freak Candy, New Crop
Nntg of all kinds, Raiains, Currants, Citron, Prunes, Iinoe
Meat, Evaporated Apples and Peaches, Fancy Malaga Grapes.
Canned floods of all kinds. , :
Heinz's Pickles. I also har a big bargain in bottle Pick
les, a nice large bottle of fine English Pieklw, regmlar 20
size for 10c per bottle for Neit 10 Days.
New Crop Fancy New Orleans Molasses just received.
Yours to please,J ' -
'Phone 91.
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Sweet Pickled Peaclies,.30cjper2quart.
, Assorted Mangoes 30o per.quart, T ' J
Standard 3 lb Tomatoes lOo per can.
Standard 2 lb Corn 10c, 3 for 25c.
Loose Olives 40b per quart. - " '
Attmore's Pure Mince meat lOcJper lb.
Nabob Pancake Flour, lOo per package.
Hecker's Cld Homestead Pancake Flour 10c package. ' '
We want your business and
than any other house in the city.. Thaning yoa for pist far- j
ors rnd trusting to receive a share of your future bnsinessI am j
Yours to please, ' ' n Zl
Wholesale and RatallOrocer,
PHONE 69. Cor. Broad aft Hancock BtaC
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LOOK! LOOK!
CHRISTMAS COMES But 0NCI & TEAS
You know that everybody bas got to bare .this
Xmas Clothes and Shoes, also an Overcook. So
we are looking for you to come and examine oar
large stock before buying. - Below we give you a
few prices which no one can compete with.
MENS DEPARTMENT.
25 Mens Suits worth
7 50, cut price
85 " " 6 75,
15 " " " 4 00,
50 Overcoats, " 10 00,
18 " ' " 7 60,
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85 " a job, worth from 6 00 to tl5, "
75 pre Creedmore Shroes, worth $1 50 "
60 " Black Vicl Kids, , " 8 85 "
50 " Veal Talf, d. sole, V ' 1 10 "
39 " Vicl Kid Patent, -' ; ;8 50 "
LA.DIES SHOES.
60'pra Ladies Vict Kids, worth $8 50, at
50 " ' " " " 8 00, "
75 tt ; 11 .. , ja 11 nH ISO;"
600 prs Ohildrens School Shoes' 1 00, a
If you don't see what you want ask for
have it If anybody haa. , (
Goods delivered to any part of the city.
Yours .Respectfully, '
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75 Middle St. next to Gasklll
Stop and Think
Just how you can gare Money by
Baying your Groceries from M. E.
Land & Co. . .
All pork sausage, 12t lb, 3 lbs for S5o.
8 lb Pa Rice 25c, Mixed Nets 15c, 8 lb
can Tomatoes 10c, Canned Peaa from
15c to 8 for 23c, Cod Fish 10s lb or 8 tor
25e, Minced Meat 10c lb t for 25c. '
Try a pound of our 20o Coffee it not
better than any you have ever purchased
tor the money we will refand tae meney
smilingly. ' ( "
Headquarters for Chickens, fs ami
sweet potatoes fresh from our farm.
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