ACTS, GtNTiy ON THE
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
atAN5ES the System
' 'EFFECTUALLY,
,UAt MRMANENTlt
mi tuc irNuiM iiiHt a Ay
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THE JOURNAL.
Maw Ben, H. C, Sept SO, lift.
. irw muriuum.
Washburn's kliat e's. .... ,.
Royall Malaga (rape. 7; ,' '
'Business Locals.
MAL VQA GRAPES aad Pears at tba
Broad atraet (rult stort today. RoyalL
NEW CABINET CTCLOPEDU
Spnttoru'a Ths aswest edition pub.
linlied. Oaa sot for sals Tory cheap at
Journal oOlce. Call and examine. ....
WANTED To boy for caah one flnl
clan Jersey 6r Alderaey caw, f reih.
Address, T. H. Carmine, Oriental, Pam
lico, N. C. - ' '
LO J T Sunday, oa Pollock, between
Middle and Eaat Front Streets, on old
fashioned watch charm. A. liberal re
ward for It return to Ralph Gray. '
I AM prepared to do all kind of First
Claw Bicycle Repairing, promptly and
at prices consistent with claaa of work.
I have largaat (took of Tires In eattern
Carolina, all grade sod aiaes st loweat
pri-ea. Columbia and Hartford Bicycles
of eoure. , . WM. T. HILL.
LOOK AT THI8-A 1 ha? bought
N. U. Moore out, I would Ilka to Inform
the public that I will ttke special patna
in pleating hi old cttetomers, giving
trict attention to all work tent me.
half-ole shoe from 86c to $1 00. I put
on invisible patches. Th chop I next
to Scott' (tables, oppoait Hotel Albert.
I make s specialty of Repairing Ladies'
FineBhoei. ARTHUR WARING.
WANTED A few mora pupil on tha
piano and guitar. Ml Mollis Wlnfleld,
No. 45 South Front Street.
TDK duett Beer always on draught, st
Jacob's, Middle Street
CHURCH DIRECTORY, r
Jtcgular Barrieaa.
CBNTCNABT METHODIST CHUBCS", '
Rev. R B John, pastor. Services every
Sunday st 11 s m snd 8 pm; Sunday
tchool at 4:80 p m, T A Green, Superin
tendent. Prayer meeting Thursday at 9
pm. tVtMitO;
Pallock Street Chapel Sunday school
st 9:30 s m. Prayer meeting Sanday snd
Wednesday at 8 p m. t,Jj
" : ' ctntiMr encscw, -
Corner Pollock and Middle Sts.
Rev. T. M. N. George, Rector. Sua
day service Ham. Evening service (:1S
pm. Holy Communion, lit Sunday In
month 11 am, other Sunday 7:45 a
Sunday school p nv, Minion .Sunday
school st Chapel 9:80 a m.
. Week Days-Wednetlsy 9 s 7;'.Frl-
days 9 s m and 4 p m; Holy day 10
Thursday st All Saint' chapel 8:88 p m
' MIDDLl STBKSf BAPTIST CHDHC11.
Rev. Hight C Moore, pastor. Preach
; ing every Sunday at 11 s ra and 8 p
Sanday school st 8 p m every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at 8 pm. . ,
: ST. PACL'S CATnOLIO CIDBCH.
Rev. F. George, O. S. B , Rector, Rev,
F. Paul, O. 8. B., ssaisUnt. Mas snd
sermon, Sunday at 10 a m; Vespers ser
mon and Benediction at 8 p m. Mass
every day at 7:80 a m. , Thursday at 8
' m Rosary and Benediotlona.
BU Joseph' Catholic church for the
colored people. Mas snd sermon Sun
day at 9 a m. Sunday school at S p m.
All are invited. , V
PBB8BTTKWAH CHURCff.
Rev G L Leybura, pastor. Services
every Sabbath st 11 s a and 8 pm. Com
munion 1st Sundays in, January, April,
July and Octalr. Sunday school at 4 p
in, W P M Bryan, Supt Prayer meeting
'- every Thuraday at 8 p m, ,
Each Bottl guaranteed to cur
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Sick Headache, etc.
men CAj?xjBirjs
f iT h .J k j fc. - - -
D. Drfihani, snj F. 5. L."y i
Co., Druji'iti. , , . ,
tlxtixmcnt.
f!r wralfcar led cooler 1 tha iniW
h.t for UUy.
Olio BuU In lit lucal Mikfl yastrr
day frval t JO to St. .
tirclpi ot WWoQ yesterday war
good aaaltiy, Kalaa .rt a. blfk a
The tMtlraaat ta,praUra yesterday
ws BMsvgrea sad lk alalotaai wataS
df res.
L)r. Jab B. Loaf is op la Klsstoa
to ecrvpy la place of Krf. htr. Griffith
at Rl. Mary' Munot, II aspect lo
retera oa lb aild day trala MoBday.
A B tirma Ln.dry all! ba pened
latalscHjty Mr. J.K.lajUrTy, who
lata had cbarf of the New Bam aires
Uaadry so clneed. Tha lataat lav
prorrd aischlaery will ba pot la by Mr.
Day bar ry who la bow la Iba city, a. led
lnf lacalloa for his plant.
ChrUtlea Chare Protracted relief,
.very alibi, Balarday sicepted. Bands?
xrtkcai tt a aa, aebject. How to bold
Ml Falthta!; 8. a la, Subject, Xicutct.
Preaching by tba paator Bar. T. W. Lai-
ford, Oood singing. All avanbar ara
ra loaded to ba preeeat at Bi orator;
Mirlci as awtler of Importaao ara lo
b. acted oa, - ,
Bevealeea of US eraw of the steamer
Ctty of JecksoavllkV which wanton
the beach sis mile eouth of Portamoalh
oa Baptambar IHth, came -up yeatardsy
oa the A. AN. C. Railroad and took the
Atlantic Coast Line fer Wilmington,
where they Will leave for New York.
Thar wars four white aad thirteen
colored la tha. orew, Tba steamer Is
Still oa the beach bat work Is proceed
ing lo remove her, and the vassal 1 not
yet soasldered s loss.
. . ataatadwTaaUa-li.
Yesterday afternoon a negro supposed
to U "Sing-Nixon, who shot William
Tucker la the fight over a crap (am Is
'Brooklyn, was arretted In New Uera
by the local authorities there. The an-
IbortUes here have bees notified snd It
the prisoner Is Mentlfled as Nlaoo be
pill be hrougnt here snd lodged In jail
to answer lb charge of assault and bat
tery with s deadly weapon. Tucker, the
wounded negro, 1 doing remarkably
well at the Hospital. Wilmington Star
The negro arrested answered tha de-
acrlplioa of the man wanted la all par
ticulars sxoept aa to mustache. The de
scription ssld dark snd heavy but on
second Inspection the man arrested did
not have that kiad.but a small and rather
light one. So he was released from cut
tody. - ,': ':,
, ' rallMOMAU '
Capt. W, W. Carraway returned to
Klnitoa yesterday.
i Miss Badls Taylor returned to her
home In Elizabeth City yesterday.
Mb; J.. A. . Crews, representing the
Wilmington Messenger, Is In the cityl
Mr. Llkte Tolson left yesterdsy to tn
ter Baoise Academy, la Harnett county.
Mrs. George Allen of Raleigh, arrived
last Bight to visit her daughter, Mrs,
Cha Lives.
IjMr. and Mrs. F.C.Roberts snd Mis
Diets Roberts retained yesterday after
noon from Chapel HUL
Mia taurs Scott returned home from
AshevlUe last night, where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs.T.P. Ashford of Elnston, came
dawn last night on s visit ts her par
ents, Mr. snd Mrs. J. T. Hall.
Mr. l. A. Jones left for Kansas City,
Me, yesterday altera new aupplyot
horse snd moles for hi livery (table.
Mist Alice Fries of Baltimore, Md., ar.
rived on steamer Newborn esterdy
snd will tske chsrge of the Millinery
Depsrtment of Mr. G. H. Barfool' ttore
on Pollock street.
Mri. A. 8. Falford snd child, of Beau
fort ipeat tha day in the city yesterday,
Visiting st Mr. F. M. Chad wick's, aad
left on the steamer : last night for Bel
haven. ,
Mr, and Mrs. F., Ulrlch, Miss Btell
Roberu, hllsa Eulalte Willie, Mrs, Henry
R. Bryan and Mist Isabel Bryaa left for
New York last night by steamer New
bern. Mi Bryan will visit in Chicago
after s short stay In New York.
"They are simply perfect," writes
Rob't Moore, of La Fayette, Ind., of
DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the "Ism
on little pill" for constipation snd all
liver ailments. Never gripe. F S Duffy,
-rois sillier it me name or s new
ctgsr that la rapidly becoming popular.
It ia on tale st Davis' Prescription Phar
macy.
One dose of Anway'i Croup Syrup
given at beginning attack of eroup will
relieve the child immediately. That pecu
liar respiratory sound, heralding tn at
tack of this dread disease, is an Indies
tion for administration of some remedy.
Mother will find Anway'i s certain and
ssfe one. 25c st Bradbam's Pharmacy.
A vest pocket friend. Nearly every
body It troubled with catarrh or cold tn
In the bead, more or less. The most con
venient and efficient remedy is Dime
Catarrh Snuff you can carry It tn your
vest pocket and an occasional applica
tion snuffed up the note, unstops the
bead and cleanses the mucous mem
brane. 10c st Br'", soi's Pharmacy.
j ' rN.w Klrm-N.w Goods.
Bee the beautiful line of Studs and
Cuff Buttons, also specialties in Waltham
snd Elgin Gold filled and Silver Watches
st J. O, BkXTKa't, Jb., next to Jouhkal
office. . . .. . j
The quantity of Vichy sold at Dayi
Soda Formula t a proof of Its excel
lence, " ' I ' ' : ' . '' 1 .
rwMM it. w, rrta a. a
C. M. SL Mt(U CiarUaM.
J sat UCura tba dam of tka A. N. C
atorkkoldm BMrtiag at Morka4 Ctiy,
oa TtiortT, lb faltoalag raaoiaUoa
u n(Tfd ttjr Mr. Jat. A. Bryaa aad
esaataKMwJy aJopud:
Kaaulrad, Tkat the thaaka of lb
eVtockboidcra I dtte aad are haraby ta-
drJ Mr. a W. Patrick for th ralthfaL
aiBdeal aad eoarteua maaaar la which
he baa eoadactad Ua affair of las At
lantic A North Carolina Railroad daring
his adalaUlraUaa aa President.
Messrs T. A Oraaa, O. I, Foy, Haary
Wall! aad ether eeooadad the adoption
of lbs resolution la highly coapllaMalary
teran of the auaagaaMal of Mr. Pat
rick. Mr. Patrick la replying to the reaeln-
tlons aad eoBpHnalary speeches, apoka
la high terau of tb nalveraal OMrtaalas
ahowa htm by New Bars Una, aad the
help the Mrchaat aad bffilaeas asea of
this eity had beea to kUm la Staking his
sdmUlsuatioa s
Waakbarat BWaaanla.
Tb Bichawad Dispatch of t?lh last
had the following eSMBplintaaUry Boiioe
of Washbara's MlastraU, which will be
aeea at the Theatre, Oct. 6th.
A fairly good house, rather top-heavy,
greeted Washburn's Minstrels at tha
Academy last alght, and enjoyed s eplea-
did perform saoa. - A a am oar of new
minstrel faces ware tatroduoad to the
Richmond pabllo, hot the tetrodaotloB
was s pleasant one, aad brought with II
a aumber of new Jokes snd well sung
sag ' . , '.',,
Willis Fatten aad Baas Ueraer ar
two new comedians hers, but they have
established themselves as good anas, ssd
In future will finds hearty welcome.
Messrs Qua. Walling sad Harry May-
rick were quite pleasing la popular bal
lads. : ' -
"Tba olio was a long one, hat not lire-
seme and some splendid' eooen trio daae
Ing was given by Willie Patten, while
ths ' genteel" act by the Horner Broth
ers, aad ths laughable creatlona by the
Hickman trio war mott entertaining.
Nicola Garela, lbs eqolllbriit, executed
some difficult testa, - ' " . : . ..- .
"The show as a whole, wis np to the
average, snd much better than some
minstrel companies that hare been seen
here." '
Fraak Laslla'a Papular Moat hi? Car Oate
. b.r, IS9. v ;.
Frank Leslie's Popular monthly for
October contain! tha first part of a mas
terly review, by the Hon. Lyman J.
Gage, Secretary of the Treasury, of "The
Fiuancet of Our War." In this article,
which it elaborately Illustrated from of'
flclal sources, Secretary Gag discusses
most Interestingly, ssd without resort
to dry figurei or statistics, th finances
and financiers of ths Revolution, ths
Continental paper currency, snd ths
Wsr of 1819. The Mexican War, ths
Civil War, snd ths lats Spanish-Ameri
cas conflict, will be treated la second
paper. ' ,
"Beet on the market for cough snd
colds snd sll bronchial trouble; for
croup It hu no equal," writes Henry R,
Whitford, South Canaan, Conn., of Ons
Mtnuts Couch Curs. F. 8. Duffy.
List of Letters ' '
Remaining In the Post Office st Nsw
Bcru, Cravan county, N. C, Sept. 95th,
SUN'S LISTS, .
B E J Bowen, John Blount.
C J 0 Cooper.
. D-William A Dlxen, J A DIxen, Aug-
ust Dudley.
F Loul Frsnks, W J Foye, William
Fulbrd.
GTE Green.
H Benjamin Hill.
I George Ireland.
J John U Jennetls,!, Job Johnson,
William Henry Janes.
K Thomas Kennedy, Ralph Kllpst
rick. , . , .
- L J L Lawrence.
M A S Mason, Dsvs Merrell. '
PWT Payne.
REnock Robblt. "
8 Joseph Btston, William Thorns
Sanders, Ben Simmons.. '
T Taylor & Duncan.
WJ A White, Amos William.
women's list. -A
Susan Anderson. "
B Josephine Bell, Mamie Biggs.
C-Clara A Cox.
D Mary Liza Daniels, Nellie Deris,
Ross Davit.
F Sadls Fulcher.
H Rebecca Hargert er Jana Jones.
J Mamie A Johnson, SudI B Jorner.
L Edith Lee. ,
M-Mary J Moor.
' P-Mary Pasture.
8 Mary Stanly, Uarlet Smallwood,
Ren Smith, Mary 0 Smith, Nancy 0
Smith. '
T Clarissa Toodls.
W Mary EE Washington.
Persons calling for the above letters will
pleaso say advertised snd give date of
list.
The regulations now require that one (1)
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each advertised letter.
8. W. nAHCOCK, P. M.
. "Never Burn a Candle st Both Ends'
Don't go on drawing vitality from th
blood without doing somethini; to re
place IL Hood's Sarsaparllla gives nerve,
mental and dlgesiivs strength by en
rlchlng and vitalizing th blood.
Hood's Pills sre non-Irritating, mild
effective.
' mutaeiT Daimrtneat.
We are now showing abont IS ttyle
In new Golf Hats beautifully trimmed in
velfets, silks and r "' ranging in price
from 75c to 1" ' . G. A. Barfoot,
Tennej's Cu
at McSorley't,
iealed package
voice er Tin ritiPLi.
w.ni w.uit wi!M
ErfT Joi iL Your adltorial oa
the acealty of food roada tpproaotilag
tha Una and Traat ri.ara was atrigbu
The people of the eoaaty have bow a
practical kaoltd( of tha graat bawaots
oarivwi from Ike balkliag of thaaa
bridgaa. Tkty did not gat lb la, aavll
thay placed the eoaaty ander a Rapubll
eaa admloUlralloa, yoa caa keep a
wriUag sad tba people caa keep year
paper full of good artklee showing the
sally t good roada, but they will
sot get them aalll they agala pat the
tifalra of the eoaaty la the haada of a
RepabUoaa admlaialrailoa. What has
beta dose tor tha good sf the people waa
doe by that party, RarcBucaa.
A Bil.nU A iaS)t.
A sad acc ideal occurred ea North East
Monday morning about o'clock. Meeers.
Bryant Mortoa, Jaa. Eellsm sad about
fteea others war out hear hunting
whea Mr. Bryant Mortoa wa acctdanuy
Shot by Jaa. Ktllum. Th party had
sesUared aa la the oaatam la hear hast
ing aad Meesr. Mortoa and Kellura had,
sskaowa lo each other, ttaliouad theaa
eelvee Bear together la a thicket eloae to
ths trail. Whea ths bear got helweea
thaaa, both fired. Three buck shot took
affect la Mr. Mortoa; on la ths left
side, one la the knee and th other la
the neck. A the shots war Inelaataaa-
ous Mr. Eellum did not know that Mr.
Mortoa had fired, and at rang to say,
Mr. Mortoa did not at first know that he
was ahot, but thought hla " fall was dus
to the recoil of his gun. They saw that
he was wounded snd look him horns. A
n was dispatched for Dr. Cos who
arrived shout half an hoar before he
died. Dr. Cox etamlned the wounds snd
found that the shot that alrock tb sack
had embedded Itself In tb spinal cord.
He pronounced ths cass hopeless, but
spared no effort to sava him. Mr.
Morton died about 1 o'clock) conscious
to ths last. H exonerated Mr. Kellnm
of all blame.
Mr. Kellnm 1 grief-stricken over th
unfortunate occurrence, but It wa pure
ly accidental snd no blame whatever can
be attached to him.
Mr. Morton wa about tlxty year of
age snd sn honest snd worthy citizen
Hejleavea s wife and tix children, Henry
Stephen, Major, Ned, Francia snd Nellie
to mourn hla death New River Herald,
Jacktonutlle, N. 0.
Oatlag NsiuliM FarOetobar. .
Ouling for October tells all about the
6hamrock snd Columbia, their designer
owner snd crews, for this is s yachting
number of the popular magazine of
sport, travel snd recreation. Other
sports, however, srs not neglected; Out
tng never falls In this respect. General
athletics, football, golf, tennlt, the horse
gun snd rod, kennel, snd every depart
meat of sport In which s lady or gentle
man can be interested receive the car'
ful attention of writers who bare become
famous authorities In their chosen field
In text snd illustrations ths number Is
ons of lbs best that ever left the presses.
Th Bast FraserlpUoa Sir Chills
sad Fever is s bottle of Grove' Taste
leas Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and
quinine In s tasteless form. No cure-
so pay. Price SOc .
KICKERS GETTING! READY.
When ths base-ball season's waning
And the heroes of the bat
Are preparing fer their exit.
While the rooter sadly chat,
It I then the root-ball kickers.
Who from publio view had slid,
Reappear and start their drilling
For the hauls on the "grid."
Crops of bslr they're cultivating
So that cranlums won't break; .
Combs snd brushea sre discarded,
And the barber get th shake.
Padded suits are resurrected
And the playing shoes snd hose.
And there' trying aa of ear-guards
And th ugly rubber nose.
Every town snd cross-roads village
Gels excited o'er the game,
Bach Is forming an eleven :
With the hope of winning feme.
There Is searching for old player.
Who sre up toall the tricks,
And s grsb for husky fellows
Who sre bsudy In s mix. '
They ar practicing th passes, v
Rushes, tackles snd the punts,
And all other evolutions
That are known in toot ball Hunt,
Teams sre working on new signal
They slone can understand,
And they're confident of winning -
On the system they hsve plsnned.
Yet: the foot-ball seaton't coming,
At It plainly now revealed, . .
And another das of heroes -
Soon will pose upon the field,
Hospitals sre gelling ready
For the calls o'er telephones,
And the surgeon are preparing
Ts bind p the broken boues.
Pittsbrrg Chronicle Telegraph.
TDK LAUIKrt.
The pleasant effect and perfect aafety
which ladlea may use Syrup of Figs,
under all .conditions, makes it their
favorite remedy. To get the true and
genuine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co. printed near
the bottom of the package. For tale by
all druggists.
Special Hoslrrjr Sala.
Ws especially call your attention to
our advertisement in another column of
this paper relating to Fast Black Hose,
double knees, toe and heels at 10c pair
G. A. Barfoot.
Prescriptions a specially at Davis'
Prescription riisruascy. Send yours
there to he filled. They will receive
careful attention and be delivered prompt
Ir. K'irht bell at front door. Fuose 50.
One light Only!
THURSDAY,
O-IOBER S.h. 189.
Washburn's
Great Southern
Minstrels I
A Pare Tral
A Sumptaous Motlral First Part.
All the New and Old Soaa.
lO Funny ComecIIanN.
A Galsxy of Vaudeville Artlsta,
SPECIAL.!
8s ths Magnificent Spectacular
Parade.
Reserved Beats oa Sals at Wale s'
Book Btore. Price 95c, 50c and 75c.
WANTED!
Steam Lost Captain experienced lo
hallow river and creek navigation oa
stars paaai wuci uoata.
Also a pilot fHmillar with route be
tween New Bern and Washington.
Apply will) rotereunm, stating experl-
caco. a A It Kivt.it OIU IX.),,
TARBOBO, N. O,
NOTICE !
All prra-BS having xny woik to Is
dons on Watches, Clock or Jewelry, I
am prepared to do it reasonable. , Clock
facta repainted. Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry for sale. Will tnk order for
soy kind of Jeaelry if riot in stock.
Call and Be me.
W. T. DUNN, The Jeweler,
No. 8 Psacur 8t , opp. A. & N. C. depot.
In Store and to Arrive!
1,000 roll cotton bagging; J.500 bun
die cotton lies; Heavy sacks, twine, etc,
Prices low as any; I buy the contract
quantity snd eel freight by schooner.
J. E. LATHAM,
THE COTTON BUYER.
How About
Your Steam Heat?
Or your furnace; are' they going to
work all tight when old Boreas makes
yon a sudden vlsii? Cold weather will
be here toon now, and it it well to have
your healins; apparatus put in order be
fore you atart your fires. We will oyer
haul them or put in new hot water,
steam or hot air furnace aud heating
apparatus at s reasonable cost. .
Hyman Supply Co.
'Phone 62.
- 49 CHAVES STREET.
For Rent or Male !
My residence on National Avenue. 6
large rooms and an attic. Bath room,
water closet and sewerage. For terms,
address, T. W. DEWEY or myself. '
KAT'K B. BOYD .
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS MEN
of standing know that it pays well
to be well dressed. There is a cut aud
ttyle about our fine busincwi and dress
suits that only an artist -tailor can giro
them, and the elegance, fit and finish of
our work U lieyond rivalry. Choose
your fabrics from our stock and w will
turn you out a .suit that will do Y'
proud v. .
Middle ttreot. -' NEW BERN, N. 0
Printing that
Pleases g the klnd we da-
Letter Iletdt, Bill Holds, Cards,
Envelopes, Circulars, and all kinds Job
Printing at lowest prick. Do not send
your printing out of town, we will du
plicate any prices you may have and do
the work In First Ci.abs Sttlh. ;
TISirlNtt rARDS Latest style,
printed with Imitation steel plate script
RUBBER STAMPS manufactured
twice a week. Ink, Pads, &c. In Block. -
Family Printing Outfits complete with
Indelible Ink SOc.
Wa Cam Ball Tan In ttaallir, Prleo
unci WorSiunoibls.
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Our ihowlnf? of the new and stylish
Dress Goods for Fail and Winter is now
complete and we Invite your attention
to a selection as exclusive and stylish
as will, be found anywhere.. All the
Popular Weaves, as
; Homespun, Cheviots,
Coverts, Venetians,
Broad Cloths,
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Satin Burbas, Boucles, f
Crepons, 8
Camel's Hair Plaids,
Are displayed here, and in every in-
stance our prices are as low, and In &
many instances lower than prevail else- ?
where.
We cannot go into detail regarding u
our Dress Goods Stock but we extend a
q general invitation to all ladies to come
q and see as complete stock as was ever q
displayed in our city. gj .
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Come While the Assortment 1
n is Best n
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Baby
New Assortment are here
you might as well have the
newest things. There are
lots of them here and we
WILL WAGER THEY ARE A little
MORE i FETCHING THAN EVER
BEFORE.
Golf
NEW STYLES
NEW
Call early
'PHONE 40.
Special Hosiery Sale, Half Price.
We put on sale this week 600 pairs Ladies,
Misses, Boys and Children's Fast Black Hose,
double knees, toe and heels, heavy ribbed and
usually sold at 20c per par at the special sale
price, TEH" CENTS PAIR. Your money back
it you can find any imperiections, every pair
guaranteed perfect.
G. A. arfdot,
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NEW SHAPES.
PRICES.
and examine.