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TWIHTT-SICOND TIAR
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TO GO TO
2 V And Find What "Sou Want in
Ji,''"-;-r - Wash Goods ' ? V ;
1 AtiD KEEP. COOL ;:
' . . Hrorlal -nvlro in
ft this week:, - 1 '
A : 50c Albatross in all colors, only 39c. yj
ft o 40 inch White Lawn, worth 18c and O
20c, only 10c, 12c, 16c. ; - vO
Fancy Piques, good value, worth 25c V
T only 15c. ,:-','- ' i
u was bought to retail
50 pieces New Lawn, 15c value, 10c
6
7?
Ji iireat
Pleasure
to know that
'you drink is
and Palatable.
g is me wajr wibu uu ui
on Boer and Soft
Drinks. w use odIj
the Best and Purest
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of everything.
CROWN BOTTLING WORKS
LEE J. TAYL.OB, Proprietor. -
Phone 105
.:. We are receiving
daily a new line of
y the;
THYII 110
m mm m mm w m . w w
m0Mmtmre;
:;S?!J-Have
alsojust re-
- '; ceived
a very -fancy
lot Of
;mfe:
Rags;: Leather
and Velvet
4
At Jfrleea that
will' Jjitonbh '
yon. y
Give, us :a call and
examine our stock. No
trouhlo to show goods.
) , . . Very'truly,
Tbe iiscsVai & Tailor Co.' .-
Valuable Stock of
; . Goods fdr Bale.
' ' 1 mill fur the neit lea djt recolrt
' bl(U for tba parcbw of ilock of foodi
wtrel and mercbtndtM of th Be IIIt
Comptny, Bankrupt.
paid goodt tie., are now la tb iton
n3 wiireboDM lately occupied by mid
He IIIt Compunr, on Pollock ttroi-t In
tbe city of New tier, tod connlnti of
dry g noils, clotbtng, ihoee mil millinery
notinoi end rlom oilier ' klmli of
poor!. '
I am prepared to f rblblt tlie nloik to
; x "prcilve bl'Mrra anil five Inf " i a-
!' !l 111 r"'il 1 I' ' ' i, r '1 ' '1 r r f
n.- term t.niTIM TOiV
at 20c, only 12c. f)
lor.. Qneea & JBern Streets, if
P
2tt
3':
jU not half io hArmfnl m'" j t
counterfeit medicine. -1 5
5'Whea yout dootat, writei.'
take on preeoripfloni f t
be doei so vith' the n- ; 3t
3p derstanding that each in-'f
gredient ahall be M indl-;t
: cated.. if ye cannot tup. Zi
3 Pr tly the precise inrredlenU t
written we will not fill et
1.
Ttia nTMArlntinn 'Vlnf.il WA -' r
-bear from the physician, y 3
4
4 Cor. 8. Front & Middle Sts.' :
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.Special Sr.!:'":
Of Ilcirio-rnada Larl,
Parties that 7ich cclio
thing pure and crcct
can get 5 lbs. lard for
65c. Bend your buck
et to tho :
The C."!:s IZnrtt,
A. B. E xler & Co.,
17 C.V..
riiime 2 ' !
y .hi ( ' i,
That A J-" ' 5 Ssl!
S.' ''II
Counterfeit
Money
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.TEBKEW ATLANTIC i -
Tbe norebead City Resort In new pands.1
.' Elaborate Preparations For Visitors-.
Tfca people, wbo aeek mrceaw from
toll dnrin the heated seatoa, and at
toe same Urn want a quiet and refined
place to put their Vacation, can not 4o
better than to go to forehead City. The
Atlantic hotel there whloh hat . reoentiy
come Into possession of the A. A N. O.
railroad; and the:repair now iMlng
wade are .ott a w ezienalve scale,
, Under tha direction ot Mr.' JamesA.
Bryan the place It undergoing a wonder
ful transformation.1 ' 1 '" ,
3 When completed It will be. the .finest
retort In the State.
The first ' notable ImpioTement j that
win be teen Is the electrinllght outfit.
This wQle&ange night Into day tn the
Tlolnlty of the towawThe plant u being
pat in by the flardle-Tynes Hanoi actnr
lng C3o, Of Blnntrighairi, Ala; ' Mr. .
Banter 8mlth :.of Birmingham; 1 Super
intending the construction 6! th plant
and aU tie de(UlU r connected', f 1th it
serenty thousand feet of wiring will be
required for theiob. Sl The engine will
be 87S hone powertapacltfi and ' the
dynamo-will be sufflolent for 1000 lights,
and possibly the engla may" be motlre
power for trolley ears "around the
lewf-t.4?v4'?Xitt
la the power' hoase a flashlight of
2000 candle power will be displayed oc
casionally and on a the circle bounding
the flash Hght is a nnmber of incandet-1
cent lights that shine continuously- ' :A j
The entire front of lb .hotel will , be
gorgeously Illuminated by are lights and
high pqwer lncandescenla. A; beaqtlfal
effeet of this kind wlU be SO etches to be
placed over the board walk - which - will
suspend 10 Incandetcents lights tOt.each
exch ;The entire beach and water front
adMsent t the )botel will .be, brilliantly
llghted..s-;,jvv'v-AA "fif'fi t
The Interior ot the hotel will be hand-
somely lighted also. From, the rotunda
58 lamps Will gleam down. A large )5
candle lncandeacent will be placed : near
the entrance and the i office will be light
ed op with aererat clasters of )amps.
Bach guest's room will also be supplied
with tka'p.-..-;' - .-i,'
The aitlstlo efforts will be spent on
the dancing halL, Tbla spacloa room
wUl hare 87 llghu to ahed theU rad-
lanoe Upon those " assembled. ; These
lamps will be arranged with line effect.
There will be different colored globei tn
the hall so that any "colored light' de
sired may be had for any .occasion.; . In
addition to these lamps there will be im
itation palms and ferns from which "will
suspend Olttl Jets of. Hght.' Another
pleating feature will be the ', hanging of
prisms around, the, central cluster of
lamps thus inereulng the Varied and
beaatlfnl effeet ot the llghts. ;(.;
The dasdng hall wlU be further beae-
tlfled by Some rery tastefnl deooraltona.
Under the tuperrlslon ot Mr Bam Bad-
cllffe the celling and walls will be draped
with green and whUe, bunUng. Krery
thlng will be in harmony with lovers of
tht terps chorean an not only for the
pleasure afforded by the dance bat for
the rare, restful beauty of tbe sarroand-
, The hotel wlu be conducted loe mod
ern resort hotel plant. The building has
been completely renovated and repaired.
The dining room which Is admirably ef
ranged hat been thoroughly cleaned and
pot la first elass order.: 'An experienced
chef will be placed In charge of the culi
nary department. Aeoaranlenl feature
which will be, appreciated by many of
the guests will be the cafe in which . the
late Titers may secure their breakfast as
late at they ehooae. .' The cafe will o
open from 10 to 13 a m and from ttolS
p m. Ices sad Other dellototea appro
priate to tht heated season will always
be found. . There will also, be a good
Tba bath houses are large and will meet
erery regulrement for bather. Anew
arrangement will be In pramloe' which
will do away with ths trailing ef the wet
garments Ihrosgh tbe hoteU There Will
be attendants la the bath booses who ,
will take charge ot the suits, wash and
dry them and send them to the owners
rooms. TUls system arolds a good deal
of discomfort and Insures cleanliness to
ths garments. f ' 'f;-; ;', ' j
- Tbs board walk which It patterned
after the famous board walk at Atlantic
City will be used at a promenade. It It
qalle a fashionable feature at many pla-1
oca. The waTk will be lined with benches
for the comfort of tht visitor. . , . , .',
Mrs Van Etta bat been retained as
hon scVcpper, She bu been with tbe ho
tol fourteen yeare which It evidence la
Uflclf that tbe has glvea entire aatlifac.
tlon. Eh hat had 25 years eiperlonoe Iq
tht work In some of the best retort
hot'ils of the country nd she Ii a Very
cimprient p"niin fr the pVe. - .
ITr Turner ho has bo-e encaged es
t r Is on t' 9 ground s,i; In!' n.l
li t'.e woik. ' I."e comee from one of
t'.,e 1 a rr? wsort hotels at Atlantio City
and bus L 1 will "if
Tle enlllii;;, H e f
and ti.e snany n 'si'" t
for t!.!s of lit V e f
!'.' ?f 1
st a ' t
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'nee.
is;t, the bathtn
!S proctaf
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C'llSO.
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Romantic Incident of ; Confederate
Engagement Announced- Becoverlng
From Injuries. Corporate '
J-i Limits Extension Ilee--' "
l Mo,' Pabllelani "
' Sale. Broadnsx"" v
ti'' Hang. ,;... W
Raleigh, May 88. A most romantlo
incident was witnessed here- last night
When Ool. John B. Lane of Ore Bill, one
ot the moat distinguished living Con
federate veterans, -clasped the hand of
Mr. C. H. McOonnell, a wealthy whole
sale druggist, In the lobby of the Tar-
borough... The two men had never met
save on the field ot battle 85 years ago
When Mr. McOonnell .fired the shot that
oame very near ending the earthly career
of OoL litne..: :A '".-,
Mr. McOonnell and hla wife were on a
Southern trip and stopped over in Ral
eigh. He bad had tome correspondence
with Col. Lane and the latter came here
to meet him. Today Ool, W. B, 8t Bur-
gwyn of Weldon took the two veterans
on a ride over the city. OoL Lane Is
well known to all students of the war
and a large oil painting of him adorna
the State Library here. Mr. McOonnell
Is a strikingly handsome man, with gray
hair, tlmost white, He It 6 feet and ap
pear! at erect and active as a man or
thirty.1 : . -'." !
The Hew York-uerald xnursdty an
nounced the engagement of Miss Ange
lina McO&U, the beautiful Hut actress
from North Carolina to to Larrimer Bar-
rlmor,; tbe actor playing- with John
Drew. Mlia McCall was here on her
way to Toronto, Canada, and emphati
cally denied the report. She pronounced
It absolutely without foundation. '
The condition ot Representative B B
Parker Jr., of Qoldsboro, who watln
Jur.d In the S juthern Railway wreck, It
now Steadily Improving and the physic
ians' think tat he will be out.ntxt
week. ''' . -
An election hat been called for June
29th here on the question of extending
the corporate limits 'of Raleigh.
bupt. J Y Joyner returned today from
Whltsett and Cool Springs to attend a
meeting of the 8tate board of education
to consider the sale of certain public
lands in Carteret, ,
Ths Corporation Commission hu post
poneda hearing ' la the Durham depot
matter until Jane, ?
John Broadoax, the negro boy hanged
at ReldsvlUe yesterday for killing Mr.
Sidney Blair for his money .was confined
la Jell here until bbv trial. He. was a
mulatto about IS years old and sot very
bright
. ' Services Today.
Csnlensry Methodist church, Rer B F
Bumpas, pastor at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m
Sunday School at 4:00.
.Presbyterian Church Preach tag at 11
a, m and 8:00 p. te. by the pastor, Rer.
B. 8. Brtdshaw, - Sunday School at 4.
Tree Will Baptist Church. Preaching
atUamandSpmby the pastor Rev 8
W Jones, Sunday School at 8.80, B D
Htmlltos, Supt -:
' First Btptlst Church.-8ervlcet 11 a
nt and S p m, by ths pastor Rev W. H.
Rich-! Buudty School 8 p m. J L Mc-
Dtnlel, Supi' , All ere cordially Invited
Tabernacle ' Baptlat Church Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. nt by pastor
M. P. Davit. Sanday School at 9:18 a.
Bupt. T, J. Mitchell. All are cor
dlally Invited to attend any or all of
these services.
.Christian Church M. 8. Ifpear Pas
tor. Preaching .at 11' a. m. and, 8:00
p. m. by the pastor. Sunday School 8
p. m. A cordial Invitation to all. .
r First Church of Christ," Scientist,
87 Craven street. Services Sunday 10:16
a. m. end 8:00 p. tn. Bible Lesion Ser
bjs today, Subject, "Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy, ' or, Mesmerism tnd
Hypnotism." Revelation 13:11. Sunday
School after morning service. Testimony
service Wednesday 8 pm. Roa'llog.Room
It open dally. All are cordially Invited
to attend. . . , ' - , -
C ASTOR I A
; Tor LifuiiU and CUluren.
Kim Yea i:2V3.:::;sr.--;'l
Coars the y "
e'-natureof CU0 M7v.,.t-",'
W have Just In a fine stock of Mens
l"ya and children sIhkm, n k fn-xi
1,h! clothing colSfirn, em, A'.l In the
1 .t-t s(yte "1 rhenpiir thon vj fi;t
.'.,- sl'iroln the t"n e-'-r tl!i- c' r
t ' 1,
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coHVEimoif an; of sooth. '
Adraatages, PadllUesud Attractions
r : Which Hake Wrlghtsvllle, . C
Booh : Wrlghuvllle Beech it fast be
coming, owing to the many facilities
and advantages it offers that would be
oat of the question at any other resort
on the South Atlantic Magnificent he
tele with spsdous halls for delibera
tions, both private and public, Its prox
imity to the beautiful ' and prosperous
city ot Wilmington, the metropolis of
north CaroUns; all going to put Wrights
vllle Beach, "Paradise by the Sea," with
out an equal. - "."
Many Conventions deliberated at this
beautiful resort test summer, among the
more prominent being that of the
"North Carolina Medical Society," and
the "North Carolina Board of Medical
Examiners," "The North Carolina Bar
Association" with Its hundreds of legal
minds from every corner of the State;
and, too, tho Georgia Bute Militia; while
not strictly a Convention, held Its an
nual encampment at Wrlghuvllle Beach
in preference to the regular t;roundi of
Its own Bute: and this season promises
even many more conventions, among
which U "The North Carolina Press As
sociation,", and at least one encampment
ofMIlltla. , . , - '
The advantages of Wrlghtavllle Beach
are enhanced owing to the close proxim
ity to Wilmington where shopping can
be done, physicians nailed at any hour
and medicine procured, at well as the
base ball games tnd other amusements
going on at the beautiful Park. One can
take the delightful cars ot the - Consoli
dated Railways, Light and Power Com
pany at the doors of the hotel at
WrlghtsvlUe and when he leaves it, It Is
only at the . Park . entrance-a ride of
thirty minutes.
The magnificent turf bathing at
Wrlghuvllle Beaob makes It the meooa
tor the tired and brain fagged conven
tion dellberator, and everyone who
love thli exhlllratlng and refreshing
sport. The absence of an ondertow
speaks volnmes for Its safety; In fact,
the symmetries! sloping of the beach for
ten miles out offers advantages that are
found at no other Beach on the Conti
nent: at a distance often mile to sea,
the depth Is not more than thirty, feet
FUhlng In the deep sea, boating and
alike stlllwster fishing and bathing is an
attraction that would tempt mostot our
Societies in Convention, and with social
pleasures,: dancing each evening and
agrand ball once a week In a.magnlfloeat
dancing pavilion with a superb orches
tra end band In attendance at all times,
make Wrlghuvllle Beach a "Paradise
by the Sea". There is not the monotony
mat to often exlsU at many resorte on
the Atlantio Coast, owing to ths fact
that there are dally thousands of excur
sionists arriving and departing, from
the Interior and adjjlntng territory,
many viewing the the grandeur of Old
Ocean for the first time.' a . - '"V;
AH roads lead to Wrlghuvllle Beach,
via WIlmlngtpnrN. C, and; the ears of
the Consolidated BaUwaye, Light and
Power Company meet all lines entering
the City, and within thirty minutes you
can alight at the very doors of magnifi
cent botel, and so near the white caps
of the Atlsatlo that, yoor feet," without
ears, may become wet with iu waters of
aa.1t f ., .
RIC11AIipSON?S
8TIIAWBEKUIES.
Fresh -every day at
Dunn's. Price 6c.
Finest Berries grown
in this section,
iPrice by the crate, 32
baskets, $1.25; v- A
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JNO.-DTJNN,
Grocer. -
ALL PERSONS
wishing ' to " connect
their dwellings, stores,
or other buildings with
water or 3T7cr eystcm
of tho city, upon appli
cation to tho Cupcrin
tendent may have tho
V7crl: deno and tho pipo
furniclicd at actual
CCCt. . ' . ' - ;-1 '
i LEI C:. : ::i
"suns irons r::crLis than ant otksh bbakd?
r
; , BASE BALL ITEJIIS. J
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What Some Of Last Tear North Carolina
Lesgne Players Are being.' f 1
i - . ,ji i
DevUn, last year -played Snd base tot
New Bern, Is wlth-Newtrk N. J in las
era League, playing third bate. It Is
needles to say that .he bee made good
for his playing Is a feature. t , ... .,
Henry Qettlg is a member of the Bal
timore pitching staff of. the Eastern
League. Be has pitched some magnifi
cent games and wUl undoubtedly
good. ... . . .,..
Ous Daum. New Bern's old- tellable
catcher, le with Nathan In the New Eng
land League. Que It .catching la grand
style and hitting at a good ellp.-- t
Eddls Persons, well known here, U
doing tine work with, the Little Bock,
Ark team ta tbe Southern Leaffue.
Plllman, who played short here hut
season, hu Jumped the Oakland team of
the Outlaw League. Flllman fielded his
position well but bis batting . was rank.
In ths note he left hie manager FtUman
assigned a the reason he jumped was
that be could not stand the jeers from
the grandstand and bleacher. - . - ! ;:
Foster and Me Qtnnis are playing
with some Independent team near New
Orleans. ..- ..,...: t-i'ii
Wallle Warren Is covering .third bane
for Natohes In the Cotton States League.
Randolph, third base to now doing a
field stunt oat In New England League.
Be to with Ruhaa. - r
Eddle Aahenbaek well known In these
parts, Is managing the Nashua team In
the N. B. League. Ash also geU In the
game sometime. ;
Thote "Beavealy Twine" Faator and
Soffel, last year with Raleigh, are also
on Ahenbackateam.
Tall Fox, Snd base Greensboro, hi try
ing to make good with Baltimore bat
his work so far has not been saisfactory
according to the papers. '
Brouthers, Chsrlotte's third baseman
last season he been bought by Atlanta
from Shreveport In the Southern League
Artie to fielding fine and hitting at a
fast rata.
Barry Cooper right field for Charlotte
last year la covering the eama position
for Nashville In the Southern League.
Matthlson, whowss with the Wil
mington team last season and later with
Baltimore In the American League, Is
playing third for Memphis.
Ooumeen, one ot Greensboro ,s players
Is pitching for Fall River In the New
Tork State League.
Weaver, the hard bluing fielder with
Charlotte last year to covering center
Held for the Ban Francisco team la the
Pacific National League.
Pitcher Applegate, to having tough(f)
luck again thla year with Worcester In
tht Eastern Leegoe. Wlldnesa seems io
be his weakness.
Jlmmle Bass la getting bumpe lathe
New Tork State League. Baas Is pitch
ing for Schenectady. Be hu failed to win
a game up to Monday tost. ; ..
Long John Bishop Oharlotte.s main
stsy lsst season, Is not meeting with thi
tuoossa he had in the N O League.
Bishop hu pitched some good gaatee
so fsr but none have been chalked up to
hit credit.
NO OFFER REFUSED
and f great t many - ar
tides to select from at
69 Pollock street Sale
of splendid ; Jewelry
and Silver values until
6:30 p.: m.t tomorrow,
Monday night' DAVID
RATJH,;for J B Bennett
&Co.
' Did you ever try the famous Bohnxer
Export Beer. Can for bottle.' Tot will
find It e fine beer,., v-fce
Givo us a .Cdll.
i We would be pleased to have you call
and examine our line of BuiLbXBS'
MATERIALS, Painta, Oils, Befrlgera,
tors, Water Coolers, Lawn Mowers, lee
Cream Freesers, , Tinware, Oalrmetxed
and Enameled Ware;.
5f v
"xook: US UP,.
Fovl I
"1
1 1
. General Hr.rd'.raro,
7
i i
j ubtj receivea
New Lot
Harvey's Small Sugar Cured
HAMS,
English Cured Shoulders,
Breakfast Strips,
Big Hams to cut
J. t. HIM,
'Phone 101.
Gaskill Hdw. &
Have a full line of seasonable goods at this seasons price.
White Mountain and Artie Freezers, Water Coolers, Ice Planers.
Ioe Picks.
lawn Mowers from 12" to 16",
Flj Traps, Mouse Traps.
Matting and Carpet Tacks, Bill
things needed for refitting or fitting
Car load Sash and Blinds and
sell Masury's Paint and Lewis' Lead.
quality.
Prompt delivery, Goods Guaranteed.
Gasiill Hardware anil 11 Supply Cur
BARDWAREL78 Middle St
Phone 147.
ueuciOQS
Is the
Ice
Jrt? sell yon."
P-We tekvUie greatest care in
macing our cream, ana only tne
best materiel.
ITS ' PURE AND WBOLE-
Z SOME, and can be eaten by tbe
moat aeiicnte person wttnout fear
or injury. , (
' 85c net at. nacked in Ice. deliv-
'ered at your house at any time,
McSotley
we wte
MMMMMM.MM 1
in
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m
X, Gentlemen site," screw back and
f -front, gold fined, wananteeL 80
fyeara,iwlth Walthnm oijEhrln 2
'movement, sells to 118 00;. FOB 1
X NEXT SO DATS at $10 eah.;,
eJ O. Baxteiv ' :
e
'--ml
i'"-, '." -'' :"''K', i i t
' at- -. ''"at" flr-e- '.cjT,i ' ''.'i.jV i y
"iM"Ptked.m
Tava mcnoy by
Ti-rr' ycur files
1 rOl kinds of
- ft I y
, . a VI . I ' . . . . i t
G?eam
Great Bara
ffatclies.
. ' -.,;.' 14. Mt.fi:. '3
Wholeteale
eft Hetsil
Ctffooo
71 Bread St
Mill Supply Co.,
Window Screens, Dcor Screens,
Poster Tacks, and many other
up the home.
foil stock of Builders Material. We
Try either, both are of the best
MILL SUPPLIES U Craven St
Phone 216.
Bap I
bridge is re-
ine new trent river bridge is re
paired, and we are prepared to meet
the people with low prices this
week. Look at them.
Men's Clothing.
A big lot Mens Coat and Pants Suits
worth $8 00 out price i S8.
A big lot Men Bine Serge Coat and
pant Suit, worth $7 60, cut price $4 24
All kinds of Summer Coats and Pants
worth $1 75, cut price 86c.
Childrens Suits.
Big lot Childrens Wash SuiU, worth
$1 00, oat price 58a.
Big lot Children Serge Suits, worth
$4, cut price S3 88.
Big lot Children Light Cauimere.
Just received, worth IS, cut price, $1 58
Shirts.
Big lot Shirts, worth $1, cut price 48o
Big lot Shirts worth 50c, cut price 84c
Big lot of Boys 8hirt,all colors, worth
SOi, cut prioe 18c
Dress Goods.
Big lot AB Colors Organdies, worth
85c, cat price 16o yd.
Bis; lot Figured Lawns, all colon,
worth 10cy cut price 7fo yd.
1 Same aa above, worth 7ic cat to 4ic
Big lot R A Q Corsets, worth 1100
cat prioe 48o.
Bbrlot Bleaching In abort lengths,
worth 7a, eat price 8 yd.
Big lot Percales hi short lengths, wrtn,
lOcfent prioe to.. Only 10 yard to a
customer, each person must do their
own buying, ;. .;
,r Oil.. -.ii'
Big lot Mens Shoes, worth 18 00, cut ..,
prioe ft 48, , - j'
Same as above, worth $160, out 9Bo-.-;',: :;.
r Big lot LadM 1 8hoes,worth S Odft tkit
prloelX 80, :
. Same at above, worth 1 50, cut faJ.H.rii "
' Big lot Ladles Slippers, worth IV eut T '
price t 09. .. , ' ,t. , - -:, jrViV-'
Same aa above, worth 1 16, cat to Me--
Same as above, worth Tin. enitoaOo. ;-r
- Bis? lot Men and Warms TToatv to
close out 8 pr for lOo, this week only. ;,
S. COPLOW. v
7 MIDDLE STBEET, Next to OaakUL -
Hardware Co, New Bern. ' V
J. W. WOOD,
Przdtat Tmier,t
r-.
PLuiiBixa akd m iinntff
Ordejs foe Tobacco ITiuee fiolio.-
All work guaranteed to glte mt
Isfaction, : . ff-;.;v...i;:
Can be found At tbs siop on
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