TI. j i; e . m EXHI, S. C, TUESDAY UO SN 1 8 8 , D E 0 M B E B .2 9 1 9 0 3 V IWISII S8C!)SD TIAR ; -. s TOl. IXI-IO. 231. i i r Aim, iC3ack Hi ii ti t i i m I Delicasfes ta Please the $ ,$Classes. - . . ; I Neceaties ' j. t v , -f Masses. JW i ' r- W I Sweets to Please the Lasses Pay You cannot present than ; A Nice Rain Coat, ' A Suit ot Clothes, . A Hat, . ' .Hr A .Tie, A Silk Umbrella, ; A Pair of Kid Gloves, A Half Dozen Nice Hose, A Half Dozens Linen iHandkerchi A Beautitul IWik: .Muffler,' A White' Silk Handkerchief, A Bair ol Patent Leather Shoes. A Pair Silk Suspenders, A Pair oi Bedroom. Slippers, And a Thousand other Jthings that cannot he meniioned. Respectfully Hiddie Gaskill Hdw. & ! IIt oat' tte priw i Heatert Cr Wad to te sold. ire Board? Fitted, 8UTCMt tp.- ;'C7i', v . .' , :', ; '; . Full line of Htfdwwe Elwood Fence, rlnt, piU and Vrnlh, Umend Cement, Bub Voon nd Blind. ' " Loweil PrioevBeet Goodi;'.' ; l", -Nioe linBof -Gurfert expected for the Holldaj trade. , ' .. ; Gastfill Hdw. & r.lill Supply Co., t For 'Xlmt Tlrr l a r til'b rn rrt ; jt', rol Wr. It l ''. l' UrS-iUl, z- J. F.-Taylor, pr.', t I f i'(n; '--1 I At' it .f.k. f I v ml ! to Please the $ " , if; Street. Mill Supply Co. PULLUPPLIES 44 Ctm 8 0 oal A full iarr'j JUlhraciU 6lor md ChMlnnt Coal, lh? Ce1'rUHlroc-haii(M J'.ituniinot! for grti uj ffam. Tle J! wit 0V, Anil, rir.e nd MliM wool. Quid:, Promnt by gfye your friend v: a ulcer ter, and "Wood 3 iMii J cilia, v - -- ' --'r - s "'.r J':v :V-" Llggs Case Decision Great Surprise V ' - "to' Professions ) r- State Charter. . Fromlaeat Ken Sick. t Money From Peebody' I v rind. 8Ute ttiard Ei-- -a campmeitt . Next ; f - zt Tear. Deadly '. t ;: rToyri-;:'- -' 3 Raleigh, December 28. Tte State charter tbe' Tnokaseegee Mining Com pany ot Webster, Jackion county, capi tal stock 133,000, J D Booker and others stockholders. , - ' v - The Gastonla Banking Company is authorized to Increase its eapltat stock from 125,000 to 1100,000. - Governor Aycock is at WhlteTUle, at the bedside of his brother, BP Ayoock. The' latter returned from Philadelphia a few days ego, having been under treat ment ln a hospital. ' State Treasurer Lacy, who returned from Columbia, 8 O ,' Saturday Is quite sick at his home here. State Superintendent- Joyner has re ceived 11500 from the Peabody fund, of which 11,000 is to the Btate Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro and h 500 to the Slater. Industrial and Normal school for negroes at Winston-Salem. Chairman MoNelll of the corporation commission says that he believes the Durham railway depot matter will be amicably settled without any further reference to the commission. Secretary Richard H Lewis - of the state board ef health was Interviewed to day regarding the Supreme court deols ion In the Biggs case. He says the feel ing on the part of the profession is surprise and regret, and that it can not understand why the decision is good law. The decision V is - the ' first backset given the profession. The lat ter was a unlff behind the. law which the Supreme court " decides to be uncon stitutional. The law-was drafted by the board of health to protect the pub lic health from incompetent - por tions. ; Vv--.v..''-";::'.v:,.yf It is learned that there will le next year a brigade encampment of the North Carolina National' Guard, and that regular troops will be enesmped with the force. Plenty of money will be available. ,; The sew magsxlne rifles have all " teen distributed and the old lines are to be In the arsenal.: January 1st. They will be cleaned and sent to the war department. . J-; f. ; Benny Taylor, colored, aged ten years died of look jaw here yesterday as. the result of a wound In the, hand Inflicted by a toy pistol Christmas day." List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at New Be; 3, Craven county N. C Dec K. iosi w ; . ; ; , . ! ; Lin. kJ T Aman. " :v " . -. B Aader B Brown,Vrm Bell. . D H & Dswsoa, It B Dixon. E A J Sure care tug Virginia. ' G-Davld X Guklll , ' ; H-Meck Hailaway BWllatt N O, W W Ily man. W Howard, achoonar , Carrie FaUon.Beod Harris, W B Harper, 6am uarria. . ' ' , ' .. J Albert L Jones, 11 Billroad 8L K TJribsr Koonoe. ' . . - 'I Geo M LainlDgbooie, care L H Hardlson, ..-: M-T M MUcbet; Wm Moor. r OX Palmer. , - ' ':. R Dare Robe Dion, ti Mllkt St, Cspt Buar Richards, schooner Agnea Qatl , wonaa'ajust.' ';' B Mrs VT L Baraesr, Mrs M Brock, .:'" " ' O MUs Aaole CaratgU, tl Bouth front Bt, Mid Bad!, Carter, Crooked Bt Hits Beltle Cuit or. . D Mrs FionU Dliosu ' FHIm Mimte Fisher. ' J-MriPB Johotoa. . , , L Mia LlBDalart. . P-Mrs Cartllae rarkea, WaUr Bi. U MrsFpelrse RMbtrry. W-Mrs Cslllna Ward, DeHalr, N a roTruca iSTTms. . ACbrUUin') Anlra, D-rrnr.litco Dlix, frost HU t Ps'lro Joi riletr!a, )-!! Mamie C Kiwly.". r-Joo rufa. n f u . l'prcirj c',;ir. for t!. ! lettri !',) fl'wt S'T (Klrtt:l snj !ts dlerf li.U Tfce fiU!!'-s row f'itilre tl. (1 one r,i !,;! . t ' po tl.e ij'-'.lry vf v altort't't If !.,, . v.. n ' m ,r, ',, ilU ill J , 1 r , t I - ( ' r ' FACING A NEW YEAR. : n. Rhodes Military Institute Is ; Better v'-'-.V Equipped Than Ever Before. , Clnston Free Press, Dec 26th. :; ? ; ;' There are two progressive literary so cieties In the school, the Caswell and Washington:" they. -.are at work; and expect to anange and furnish their re spective halls In - the early part of the spring term; both halls will be a credit to the societies and to the school. : We are glad to announce that Prof Roy L Orayeraft, of Jefferson" City, Mo will arrive next 'week to" take charge of the commercial department of the Rhodes 8chool. ' . An Increased "attendance . over ' last term Is expected, ' judging " froat". the number of application. The spring session will begin January 4th, 1904. x- We are glad to 'announce .that there hu been enstalled In the Rhodes'.. Un itary Institute a very satisfactory steam heating plant, "which makes, the recita tion rooms and dormitories uniformly comfortable. v -a Steam heating arrangement , Is a won derful Improvement over stove heating. There Is no smoking, no leaking, no trash, no making fires in dormitories.- The student can Just turn on the heat and study without Interruption. .No one can better appreciate the. comforts than the faculty and - students of the RhodeaSchool. They were unanimous In expressing their gratitude, to the kind friends who assisted the school tn the Improvement. ' , " The school is now better prepared than ever before to do thorough training looking to college preparation and to practical business life. . ' Brutbcr DlfiWeV'n -rhiloopU. It's mighty hard ter make a comfort able llyin' flndin' fault wtd de bes' woil' you ever wuz In. , - De pictures er de angels show 'em ol ways on de wing. But flj'ln' will be too.lsard work f er me ef ever I gits dar. ' De rainbow Is nuttln' ino' ner less dan do storm puttln' on bis beg cloze en eayln be sorry it happened. Ef you cao't, git .roun' trouble by gwlue de footpath de beg' thing you kin do is ter meet blm in. de middle o? tic road en have It out wld him. It's a good idee ter lay by fer de rainy day, kaze even ef de rain; never comes you'il still have a ballelula time in de sunshine. . De wisdom er Solomon would be toe much fer folks In dls day en time. All I wants Is dee enough ter show me .how ter ateer dear ere fools. . If funny dat Borne folk dat knows nil erbout de stars above us can't find de way in dls worl', two miles fum home. Atlanta Constitution. " , ' CASTOR I A . For Infants tod Children.:: ; v Th8 Kind Yon Han Always Bought Bear the 8icnaturtof .1 a V Sty A. Happy New Year Is In store for yon if von will hare that old rtnian of yoon mlrd and re- flnUbsd by op-to-dile rnettnds., In IU flnry ot nw paint and vtrnUb It will look like a nw cms, and Inrnun yon tnnrh aatlnfacUon alur blnf oikhL Tin comfcrulile st and old long Urn springs mk riding a luiury, We rnl Rub'r Tlri on yotit old or mw wliMls. Wet'irlnk ycrorliKt tlr In a marMne wSUimit ruttlnir tlinn, ot Wllhfti tiklrff tire frr.tti Ii,ol no bnrrr whll V"U wait F-Tiirybixlr Is In Vltwl to V! marhlne at work j-uttlng titw bnlU In t.U lares. G. II. Vi:lrn a flnn, riimt vs. m T,rrA f t.' Kr T,tx. N O t,Kr. ". : . 1 -J 1 NcVp cBcrn UlllUn Academy ' :n:7 bi:i:n,U c. 1 1, r' l t' 1 1- 'r ' ( i ' '! 1. ' 1' I SPECIAL v: -f . : TO-DAY I : -I have several 11 50 Foun tain PensSrhicti I; will sell to-day for $1 00.", 2 - : vV Every Pen Gurranteedi i . Owen;G. Dunn,' , PRINTER & STATIONER,. C-:.' 'n CRATEN 8T..-. ' I! A large line of Gold Filled and Solid Gold Watches in-the. New Shapes. --- , - Nothing makes a' better Xmas Pxesent to a lady or gentleman than one or our J?uuy ' wurranteea atchespntnp in -a fine velvet case. - -v Also we have the kind for abuse for boys. ' s v : J. OIsaxter. TAKE Fop COUGHS, BBONCIIITIS. And all Pulmonary troubles of the throat and Lungs. It acts by dissolving the phlegm and thereby affords a fine expectoration relieving the most, obstl. nate Cough. Sold by - ! Harget's Pharmacv West Broad3tree . Keep Your Eye on tu the coming year. W' intend to more than double our buaiaets. How can we do it? ,W will tell you. Make every customer a satis- Lea one. secure xor tnem ... .. " THE BEST-HARDWARE obtainable, and sell it with- only small profit added. Foy & wa.Fr.ntSi, KKW BERV, N. O. ; Any fanner desiring to fence Ws'rand'with the American:-: t Field Fence 'can procure tne same -of me for short while. I now have in stock two car loads of Samo.:.U ' UnJer tlotcl Chattawka, , fffl Cherry Glycerine Notice! end Carolina Business College. rra V , V a ( I I t r C ' - i iiiOlihe Bush ffldrkei f FOR LADIES A 8PE0IALTr,: . Tenderloin and Round Staked AllTouDgYearliDg. Corned Hama and Pork. . ; A very polite cleik.' ; -153 g. Front pt. DRY STOVE WOOD kept un der large 8hda, never geto wet in rainy weather. Delivered at short notice, ... See BIG HILL, The Shingle Man. :A;FEW LEFT "Fountain Pens, Seal Bill Bo(5ks, Fine Gold Plated . Tnlr TtrAlln z Solid LeatherCollar 1 and Guff Boxes, t Fine Stationery in Dress Suit Cases and Trunks. SMETT'S BOOK STORE. : TO OUR PATRONS. . How about your Christmas Shop ping ? Christmas Bells will soon ring merrily. Have you selected your gifts? If not you cannot do better than to 00k over our display. Oar goods haye a refinement that makes them especially suitable for gifts. No Extra charge for engraving. A number of New and Beautiful Designs in Diamond Jetyetry. EATON, The Xeadlng Jeweler CR1NBERR1E3 lOct a qtalao hsad quirters for all klsds of Wots, OraafM Apples, Bananas and Grapes. At Tan Droxd 8rurr Faurr Con- iCST EECI1VZO a full and complete MKrrlmwit of -'. HIS r-'J: ' s II ' -jtxr- ( T- I tl .f 4V pit p m V'",n i f - . t rr a i : , r f-' t ! ' 1 I'.HO. ' ' I 1. J-.-.t t'. ' " ' - - , , J r ' r ( ' ' ' ' " n . ' - ( . " , .' r : -. 1 -:: ' . . , f 1 ' 101 Just Received. Also a Bbl. Fiesh Tripe 5c Florida Oranges, Lemons, Nice Mixed Candy 7Jc lb , A few Jars Nice Home-made Preserved Figs, Complete Stock ice Things to eat during Christmas i Holidays. - i It will pay you to examine Christmas purchases. REMEMBER we give a purchase. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Yours to 'Phone 01. J. L. McDANIEL oimuuiiiimi:iiiiinni:iiniii::ii:iiiiiiin APPLES ! APP Just received a car load of Apples from Western New York State. Don't buy apples until you see my stock and get prices. Will save you money. T. IFISirrEIR, Jr. Wholesale and Retail (tracer, BONE 69. Cor. 11 road & Hancock His. ITITTTTTTTTTTITTInTTTTl E. K. Bishop. J. B. Claypoole. General Hra Insiraice Aleuts. Representing the most reliable com panies. Prompt attention given to all bniilocpB entrusted to u. We solicit your patronage. B18BOP A CLAYPOJLE. Phone 27. The Autumn Season of 100 offers an abundance hi stvls and labrlos that la sura to delight all Uote woo rnra correct aretsinc as an eaamiUal to tlie reflnementa o( Ule. At f M t badwkk's tallortef eatabllahmMt the most eompUte 11 o of foods ever shown, is ready tot your selection. - F- M. Chadwlelf, T .Oyskrsl Oyskrsl i ; From now on "wi will have ; ; Oyster which Jwe will icrre ' by'inc4ure, half bell or oth- V trwua. y . T ClifaipftekfJBaJOystertto- X day at Nixon & Co. i us mat st. .. r.ltAJtC'II OFHCI A. B. Bx!er 8 Co., c::::;::.:.::on T 1 - 1 m Ml lb, s Malaga Grapes, Raising, Cur my stock before making your j Z rebate check with Please, every castf fZ Wholesale & Retail Qrocer, Krtd U ' APPLES ! 'TTTTTTTT1 ikkkkkkkkki Say Mama is Xmas over? Yes, but the Bargains at S.' not over yet. 4 It Becms strange, and yet it 'is i . . n .1 1 . .1 A.M ki uc, kuiu jou can go mere ma ... days in the year and always find . some Bargain, the store is chunk full of them. Inventory comes once a year and . of eonrto Hlwav nftr Xmair' nA " if there is anything on earth my . .' clerks haUi it i tikine inventorv. v -fthert'fnre they wil. tpv and soil - things way down yen Jer rather than ltavo th n fur the inventory, , CliOTUINQ DEPARTMENT.; I tike charge of this donartmonfc - ' myself and to my surprise I have bought a few hundred juiU more than necessary and I will tell way down yonder. . H Wahave a few-kuWackcta and Children Claokj left on hand which will try and reduce to lit tle of nothing, S ' . Also 68 Men'i OvorooaU, alus 84 to 46, will go at C0o on (he do!- Ur. All our Winter Goods will be re duced to 6 Oo on tbe dollar. REMEMBER the 'place SCOPLOW, 73 MIUULS sriU-Er, Tsit to Cai'.:i IIlare;Cf,',:.,w Bra, Plumbing ! t kie r-noTf1 mf t'n ' 'ft!' '-j,! -;.'n!t frfm rr j" 1 , Jll.'- ".Jtnf crrr I i ' V. ! !rw:i. i j V," f". ' Iti,' - r p.

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