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VOL. XIII -NO 0.
NEW BERNE, N. CL SATURDAY. -APRIL 7, 1894.
PRICE 5 CENTS
3
BCSISfSS LOCALS.
FOR Fioo Veal and Eitra Fine Beef go
to Bam'l Com ft 8ow .today.
JUST recril fln line of late style
DrHy ball. . W. D. BAitraaroa. tq
Ladj'a Ylclor Htcjcle for nle wa down
helnweml. Ilu heen ritlik SO mllrv
Till it Ixrgain. Call ixl (ea iK
C Oimmwat. 48 CrtTPti St.
'BOOKS A aplemlitl lot on band at waj
down pricta. Anions tbem is one of the
hmlonirt familbiblr ever carried in
atnrk full Turkish inormcco binding,
ami eloboratelj emlwlilifd, cost $13,00.
Wilt be sold at a sacrifice.
H. L. Hall.
DO joa want a Bicycle I II so pat the
caihjn your pocket and come down to
No. 77 Miildle 8t , and hare a quiet
. talk with me. I am sure we can, make a
trade and jrou will lie mote than satisfied.
My wheels are the highest grade and fal
ly guaranteed by the manufacturers
lw. J. W. Watso.
FINE Human and Norton yam slips can
be obtained through J. K. Taylor- tl
BOLTED Wafer-mill Mctl at W. D.
Barrington's. tl
TO LOOK nice, dress nice ko to J. L.
Hartsflelcl, agent for Wanatnakcr &
Brown, Pliita , and tret you a suit ol
clothes to fit you. Clothing roftdc to
order. Buitsfrora $8 up. Apply at J.
B. Holland & Co.. 53 Pollock St
ReSjectfally,
if J. L. IlAJtTSriELD.
A FULL line f spring and rummer
samples It will !ie to your inter to ex
amine my samples before purchnsiug
elsewhere ns satisfaction is always
guarantied. M samples are from the
largest importing houses You can get
suits at your own prices, ns one house
alono occupies 15,000 square feet of space.
F. M. Cacwick,
Merchant Tailor, 43 Pollock street, neur
Postofficc. (3Ltf
LOCAL NEWS.
,NEW AD VKIi TISRMEXTS.
Howard.
.1. F. Taylor By calling on
8. Cohn & Son Fine venl and beef.
W. H. & R. 8. Tucker For spring
weddings.
Mr. J. R. Parker, Jr. has put in a
chip beef slicer so as to supply his cus
tomirs with the beel either in tans or
cut to order as wanted.
Mr. Hugh Wood, the clever collector
of the New Borne Gas Co.. now sports on
the latest '91 Columbia He says his
patrons can't out run him now.
The steamer New Berne brought in sjx
horses yes'.erday for the Parmeleo Eccle
son Company at Jacksonville. The teams
are for the loirgiug work of the mill.
The work ol making the alterations in
the American House Mr. Nelson Vhit
ford'l old place by the purchaser, Mr.
O. Maiks, according to the plans we
jeccntly gave, is in progress.
Next Tuesday night investing stock
holders in the first series New Berne
Building and Loan Association will get
their hundred dollars for each share, and
borrowing members will have their in
debtedness wiped nut.
. The common building at the market
dock alongside Mr. 0. T. Watsons block
ol irou stores was torn down yesterday
and soon a signtlyjone corresponding to
those Mr. Watsun has already erected will
occupy the spot
- Id order to make the crowd ns lUjge as
possible tin effort wijl be made to get the
railoads, to give cent mile rates to
Rileigh o.-t the occuioti ol the laying
Qf the corner stone of the Confederate
Monument.
' Mr. E. Pocz !t & Bro., merchant tail-
ora, formerly of Greensboro, who were
attracted to this locality, by the East
Carolina Fair haye decided to make
Wilmington their home. The gentlemen
aro already there and their families leave
thii morning.
Twelve Carteret county fishermen who
' bare been spending the winter in fishing
at Puuta Gorda, Florida came in on last
night's Wilmington Train. The majori
ty of them immeadjately took the A. &
N. C. train to continue their homeward
journey. . -,' v , ,' .
The Beaufort Herald, nearly a year old
now conies to us enlarged to a seven
column paper; : It states its news Jacili-
,. ties will likewise be increased and io a
,few weeks the i -paper be printed with
newer and better type. We ore glad to
note these evidences of its prosperity.
Being the only paper published in Car
teret county it should 'gut a good aupport,
and the statement is made that ifs list is
constantly incroaaing. , . . .,; . ,
Coming and Going. . ' .- ". -7
Dr. 3. D Clark Misa Hannah Clark
and Miss Leah Johea left for Wilmington
yesterday to attend the T. M. C. A. State
Convention in session there. ,
Miss Florence Williams, who baa been
attending Miss Leah Jone's school, left
for her home in Duplin County. , ; '
A FaTettev! le Inr. ntion Brings;
$36,000.
The cicftrette machine patented by Mr.
J. B. Underwood, of this city, aud owned
bv him and Dr. J. W. McNeil, has teen
sihl to parties in St. Louis f r, it is said,
s ki. 000. -
Mr. Underwood lias Invented and
patented many useful things, and his
i"iod luck is deserved, and hia many
L lends congratulate him. Mr. Under
wood is a mitive nt Sampson, but has
1 "cn living here for probably 85 years.
1 ayuteviile Cor. Paiupson Democrat.
WASBlNUrOK LETTER.
Taaee'a III Health IppelatataU to
Office oppealUaa t tlerslaad's
Nejre Appelate.
Wasbirotoii, D. 0. April 5, 18M.
Senator Vance's fneod are agiin Tery
uneasy about him. He is lar from being
a well man. He baa sent word to the
Finance Committee to go ahead n i'h Mr.
Simmons' confirmation. Ilu has not
been able to go to the Capitol since his
return bere.
The Williams ts Settle contested il.rt
ion case is tho next one on tlie do.'ket.
Mrs. George Kidder, Mrs. Adam Empir
and Miss Eliza Potter of Wilmington, are
here attending the meeting of the Colon
ial Dames.
Senator Hill of New "York gave notice
in the Senate this A. M., that ne would
speak on the tariff bill next month. A
definition of his position on this bill, is
looked for with interest.
Robert F. Anderson of Rileigh was
today appointed assistant messenger in
in the nautical almanac office.
Opposition to Charles Taylor, the Kan
sas negro to whom Mr. Cleveland gave a
16,000 place as Recorder of Deeds lor the
District of Columbia, grows here daily.
Everybody wants a white mar. from the
District to have it and "everybody " is
exactly light.
Forty-nine postmasters were appointed
today.
The democrats admit a sweeping re
publican victory in Rhode Island today.
Pandcmaniam reigned in the House
yesterday when a futile attempt was
made to pass the Bland bdl over the
President's veto. It was nil Speaker
Crisp could do to bring order out ol
chaos.
The Proposed Telephone System.
A telephone system lor New Berne is
greatly desired by those Ix-st acquainted
with its advantages.
It will be a great nid to merchants by
enabling them to communicate with their
customers leadily; and will be a great
help to tho house keepers by enabling
them to place their orders for groceries
or meats without sending otP their scr
vants for them, thus it will be not only
a convenience but economy.
A horse or carriage could be ordered
from a livery stable without sending or
going to the place Every biisir,e..s man
will appreciate the advantages when he
thinks of them.
Now that a telephone system is being
worked up for the city it behooves our
citizens to give ilie matter thought and
let each one who can further the scheme.
There is one thing to be remembered
ana that is the more people that take the
telephone service the greater its benefits
will be and the cheaper the service to
each one.
Observations of Mr. Bacon.
Mr. Sam'l Bacon came in on the
steamer Neuse en route from the North
to the saw mill which ho and his sons
run at Winthrop on Adams creek. He
has been visiting at his old home in
northern Deleware and to Philadelphia
on business.
Mr. Bacon slates that the lumber busi
ness, which suffered with other industries
from the depression is a little improved.
Speaking of the results of the recent cold
weather where he has been he tells us
that in Delaware, noted for its peaches,
that crop has been destroyed, and though
apples are a little later i i blooming than
the peaches, it is believed the same is the
case with them. Still farther north,
around Jersey city and upwards the fiuit
not being so far advanced was saved and
the people aie rejoicing over the prospect
ahead of them on this account.
In Maryland a partial crop ol the
small ftuits strawberries nnd blackber
ries will be saved, an I even these appar
ently little things are a big item in that
country. Mr. Bacon informs us that his
station, Laurel, Del., sends out more of
these berries tnan any other station in the
world. He has seen as many as twenty
car loads ot strawberries go off at one
shipment.
THB PEN93TLTANIA RIOTERS."
Still Defiant but Discouraged -TLe
Strike Considered a Failure
There is a lull in the tempest among
the Pennsylvania Coke rioters Tney are
still defiant but discouraged. The su
rest or tbeir leader, President Davis on
the chanre of complicity in. murder is a
serious blow to the movement and the
strike is considered a failure. .
Davii waa not present when Fnck was
murdered, and it ii laid, he denounced
the act. bat hit connection with the
strike in the position he held ii against
him.' ., ii- i : .
Many Frlck employees remained at
work and boldly declared they woald
not come; out as they were . receiving
better pay there than those at other
work a. ... "' ..-v'
The tragic events at the starting of the
strike had sobering effect on tbe miners
and it is thought there will-hardly be a
repetition of such bloody work, t '
It is said a meeting of, misers will of
ficially declare the strike eC ' JL; - ; v
The Grand jury of Durham county
Superior court had many young men
and boys summoned before it with the
idea of breaking np gambling and the
selling ot liquor !o minors which has
een going on-. It is said that about
seventy-five cases have been found against
deaires,and that when they saw the trouble
against them brewing, all but three dis
covered they had business away from
Durham Their absence saved them from
prosecution at this term of court.
Straw Hais.
A nice, neat, nobby '.straw hat for -men
at 25 eents worth 5t, at Sam'l. Sdwards
odd. K. B .Jones. : ,8t
AUAIUST 8EARCHI.N HOUSES.
Uphold ike Law, bat Away
vl.h
Sack Irltatla IadlKalties.
Whatever merits there may be in the
South Carolina Liquor Dispensary Ww,
wanton houte searching whether justified
by law or done or threatened to le done
through a misconception of its provis
ions meets with no t'.tvor.
We cannol help I lit minuting the pluck
of Governor Tillman, but that lie lias as
sumed the eitieme U beyond all question
ing, not in in 1 1 icr iti r to execute his sworn
dulicsas the cliiel executive of S "Utli
Carolina, but in empowering such otfiui rx
of the law ns those at I L.igton and
nuineri.us o! Ii r - .(uie Shite liuve
proven tlun.s. i , - in 'm . h is a known
Tact ili.it ni:tny cf these c i,ililes were
of the louli 'eipi ni 1 uncouth in their
approach to caucus. U Ins lenked out
that one ol the spies v ho participated in
the Darlington iitTair 1i:m! on a former oc
casions killed lliri j men, anil tlr.it thev
wele generally imulting and bulldozing.
In order to know how the question is
viewed in oilier places, we copy from a
few of our exchanges:
WIMIMirON MIlSHKMIKH.
Tilbnan show s a lanatii al aud lawless
spirit, llns is the lantl ol the free. Mn
construe liltertv to mean license.
WII.M1NUTON ax A it .
There was a great deal ol mien st and
much excitement inaiiilcsled here nv r
the situation in sotiih Carolina. Tin
sympathy for Tillman and his jaiiizaru
was too small '.o be seen even with a
microscopic eye. Hut there w as indig
nation instead at t lie tyranny which final
ly drove the oppressed people ol" our sis
tcr State
BAI.K1UII SEWS OHSKItVKU-( II KOMC'I.K.
Assuming that the account ol' the
affair at Darlington is correct ii is a very
atrocious outrage. Mr. Norment who
was killed is lepiesentcd by geutleinen
herein Raleig'i. who know him. asa very
amiable gentlemen; one who never
thought ol carrying a weapon; a lovable
mini and tiKich esteemed in Ins com
munity. Air. Iteihnond as fir as we
know was the same. They were mur
dered, without warning by Tillman's
men, and w ithout provocation. It is a
bad system, an intoiierilile system that
leads to such possible outrages. Gov.
Tillman has much to answer lor at the
bar of public opinion. The Governor's
constables are very odious, and the mas
sacre of the citizens ol Darlington by
them has inflamed the people.
A course tliat public opinion does not
sustain will not be sustained by force o;'
arms.
We trust that such counsels nmv pre
vail as will prevent lurtlicr loss of
life.
NORFOLK VIRGINIAN.
The disturbance at Darlington, S. C,
was over the question of the right ol
search. Free men will always resist this
inroad upon their liberties and their
homes. In Monarchical Governments the
people have frequently resorted to vio
lence to prevent it. In this country, how
ever, they will never permit oi tolerate it
It is in opposition to the bill ol riglils.
The fourth amendment provides that ilie
rights ol the peopld to be secure in their
persons, honie9, papers and effects against
unrca9ouaolo searches and seizures shall
not ho violated. A similar provision is
in the constitutions of most, it not all, of
the States.
BALTIMORE 6UN.
But the chief objection to the law is its
novelty and its intcrferance with Am
erican ideas of liberty. To an inflamma
ble people jl ike the South Carolinians it is
particularly unsuiled. Fxcise laws have
always been nnpobular in the Palmetto
State ind elsewhere. The "moonshiners"
of the Appalachian regvin have never be
come reconciled to it. It will be wise
therefore, lor Governor I'd 1 1 man to "go
slow." In this countrv only sach law s
as meet the approval of the great ma
jority of the people can be fully enforc
ed.
SPARTANBURG, 8. C, HERALD.
The Governor ol South Carolina has
frequently boasted that none but men of
the highest character were appointed con
stables. We learn from a man who has
just come from the hon.e of McLennor,
the spy who killed Norment, some iacts
t.'iat deepen the. shade already dense
around the Governor's reputation for
trutlifulln?ss.
When that poor innocent and defense
less negro was lynched at Denmark it
wasjthig same McLennon who caused it.
After conservative men had quieted the
crowd McLennon mounted a buggy and
declared that somebody had to die and
might as well be this negro, and he was
lynched.
When tbe dispensary law camo into
effect and made lobs for such men as
these, this infamous scoundrel applied to
Tillman for an appointment ss constable.
He took his application to one ot the
most prominent Tillmanites in tho coun
ty ior his endorsement. The latter re
fused his endorsement and wrote to Till
man by all means not to appoint hi in as
he was only fit for a murderer and was
not the kmd of a man to execute any law.
By virtue of his position this Tillmanite
was a man whose advise certainly should
have been respected by tbe Governor.
Tillman nevertneies appointed nim and
he is the roan who brought on tbe trouble
at uarungioD, uj snooting a man wuu
was not armed and was not molesting or
threatening to molest him. . This only
adds to the Governor's responsibility for
this terrible assassination.
fATUAHTA Journal.. -"Not
only is brigade of spies scatter
ed throughout the Stato but they have
in many instances acted in the most ot
fensive wsv toward oersois who proved
their innocence ot any violation: of Jaw.
Tbe homes ot peaceful and respectable
citizens have been broken open on sus
picions that frequently had no found
ation in fast. ..Indignities have been
heaped upon law-abiding . people in sev
eral notable instances." - v -.
"It is Bot to be wondered that a law
which is represented by such methods of
enforcement should be despised, evaded
a id even openly resisted.''
Gen. Richbourg estimates tbe cost of
calling out of tue trooDS tn Boutn caro
Una at 2S,000. . - ' 4
SOUTH CAROLINA.
liwl Status Restored All Ti'iMips
Ordered Home.
Coroner's Jury Kind I wo Constat) e
Guilty of tlurd-r-Mcbeuiinii
Orii(in.itd the right.
C"I.VKII,
erior Tdl oau
lrnvin r- ilir
I).irliu m aol
At both plven 1
April .1 (iov-
t liay mu.i I pro
n tin civil iii i , in
t"lorenc. The iroopi
ill b. withdrawn to-
morrow.
Darlinutox S O . April ". The
embarnJ on thfl Western Uaion Tele
graph olll'.e was remove! this evecing.
T.ie ttiaionv at the oorooer's in
quest ooaflrmel what hat been previ
ously repine t that McL 'onon fired
the first thot and started the traiedy.
The military oourt found exaotly the
same vrdiot on the coroner's jury, al
though 't h s no' been given out as vet
olll lially.
Columbia, S. 0 , April 5 The Gov
ernor' proclamation was issued on the
rnc irainendatiou of the officers In com-
oaid at Dirliugtoo and Florence.
Jjveruor Tulima wanted the leading
out, jns of Dtrlington to pledge them-
sfllv n that ih- S ate p)lioe should be
psrinitte-l tv search trains and bouses
suso-cieo ot vi'iiatiog the diipenaary
law arid that the dispensary should be
n c ltd an 1 oarridd on without mo
location. Ths oiuz joa held a meeting
auJ after o&roful consideration, re-fa-
1 to mike such a pladge, but wired
ilu (ljv.-:uor thru they would do all in
ttieir i ir to preserve order, and re
iiuos'.ci ld,n to do likewitie.
Tho ( i iveroor has today stated that
thure. will be a o irtj plate reorganization
of tho State Guard at an early data.
There are 150 companies in this S ate
and tho Governor Ins said be had
rather have twenty-five that he oan de
pend on than l"i0 tMt aro doubtful.
The Governor declines to say whether
he will mnk further effort to impress
tha poliet) in hu service.
A deoition of the Sjp-eme oourt
to 11 cli i 11 n tbe legality of the dispensary
law ia looked for tomorrow. All is
quiot taniatbt
ALL VDIF.T AT DARLINGTON.
Darlington, 8. C-, April 5. There
wan no i.. Merit today to disturb the
peace of tii" place. No one thought of
any furtoer trouble and business is ft
getting back into the regular ohannel.
It has been paralvzad einoe last Fiiday.
Iho troops are making themaelvas al
boaie, and, but for tbeir guard duty,
would have nothing to do.
Tbe oorooer's jury rendered lis ver
dict to bold McLennon for tht killing of
Norment, C.iin for the siding of lied
mood and that Rjdmonl killed Pepper.
Tbe military court will flrit submit its
report to Governor Tillman.
GOvitRxoR tillman's cabinet censure
HIS COURSE.
Charleston, S. C, April 5. It now
transpires that Governor Tillman's offi
cial family is most woefully divided in
regard to his course in calling out the
soldiers an t issuing bis recent procla
mation. Every oiw of the Cabinet, ez-
oept perhaps, Mr MajSnld, deprecates
his conduct, and several of them are
outspoken i:i their denunciation of his
tyranny.
In addition to this, Secretary of State
J. E. Tindall, in incensrd because Till
man isauod tha polioo proclamation and
had his name sigoed to It, while he (the
Secretary of 8 .ale) was in Charleston.
As is well known all proclamations
are nigoeu thus:
B. It. Tillman, Governor.
By tha Governor,
J. E. Tindam., Secretary of ate.
It is not a mere form, but the Secretary
must sign his own name and affix the great
seal of tiie State lo the. document issued.
When lie talk of Tillman's Issuing his
police proclamation first beg in Secretary
Tindall exjirossed the most untmstnka
ble dis ipuioviil of the scheme and.alter
the proclamation was issued, he stated
that his chief clerk had been given ex
plicit orders not to affix the great seal of
the State, except in his, the Secretary's
presence.
The municipality of Columbia openly
and avowedly declare that they will not
submit to the usurpation of Governor
Tillman.
KILLS ALLOWED
At April Meeting- County Commis
sioners.
Stephen Oliver keeper of Nelson's ferry
for March, $20.00; Thos. L. Wethering-
ton keeper Street's ferry $18.00; R. G.
Mosely house rent to C. Suiitbwick $2.50;
Fannie Williams keeper poor house
$12.50; Irene Cooley cook poor house
$ 3.00; Caesar . Boyd 13 cords wood to
poor house $36.00; J. J. Tolson, sg't,
rations to poor lor March $87.69 Brad
ham & Brock medicines to poor $17.80;
Lainster Duffy services to poor and sup
erintendent health $16.66; Dr. - Leinster
Duffy post mortem examination Jas Rus
sell, corouers inquest $13 00; ; Benj.
McFrater burying body S'tsan Jsnes,
pauper $3.50; J. JL. Meadow i hay fur
nished poor house from August 1803 to
March 1894, $30.84 James A. Bryan per
diem, Ac., as commissioner $6.00 E. W.
Smallwood per diem as commissioner
and supervising court ; house , and poor
house Feb'y and March $28 00: M. H.
Carr per diem and mileage as commis-
Continued on Page lib.
CULLED ITESSOP HEWS.
In the game of base ball at Charlotte
between tbe Universities of Vermont and
North Carolina the former won by a
score of 7 to fl.
Coxey's army left Pittsburg on ita
march to Washington 207 strong. Their
reception in the smoky city was a most
eiillius'alic one.
C'.ittleiiien slid In linns at,- lighting in
Oklahoina. Thebi.ivts arc eadicrini; in
in large iuiniliers, and there is i-aid to be
prospect of a briefb.it blodv war.
The government is blamed for not
guarding the wreck of the Ketirsage. It
is claimed tliut h:id even two Unit crews
from the Kearsnge stayed on Guard, the
vissrl niilu. now be laying at Norfolk.
('. E. Crabtrec, a prominent Icjsinei
man ol Dii'lian . ho fur a loitniglit h is
lieen missing and searched lor by him
dreds of people, was found Tuesday near
Chatham, Ya. He U ins.inu mi 1 bud
wandered away.
The Washington police arrest lhoe
who protane the Sabbath by playing basc-
ball, liut Hoh tngersoll Sunday
night
lectures there are never interfered with.
The newspaper reader who docs not
daily rejoice that he lives in North
America instead of Central or South
America must be peculiarly constituted
provided he skips the news from South
Carolina an I Pennsylvania
The statement is given to the pulilir
that the Blarkwcll Durham Smoking to
bicco company has orders for fittO.OOO
worth of tobacco to be delivered Iit May
1st.
Kev. W. S. Creasy, I), f) , of Charlotte
accepts an invitation to pvacli the hacca
laureate sermon lie fore the Agricultural
and Mechanical college. The date is June
1 7t li.
The General Assembly ol the Presby
terian Church in the United States will
convene at Nns!;villc, Tenn., in the
Moore .Memorial Church on the third
Thursday 1 17tb day) of May, at 11
o'clock.
About tcu days ago Mr. .1. Ii. Wall
committed suicide near Clayton, X, (.'.,
about ten days ago at the bouse ot A. II.
Ccok, Ins son-in-law, and now thu soti-in
law has ulowu out his brains with the
same pistol. It .III men were well-to-do
rulers and no reason is given for either
suicide.
On the third inst, a negro desperado
murdered the sheriff of Monroe county,
Aln., by tiring from ambusli as th; sheriff
was approaching Ins house to arrest him.
Two weeks before he murdered a deputy
henfl' lie is still at lar.-.-d heavily
irme I.
Absolutely
Pure
A oream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United States Government
Food Ueport.
Royal Baking Powdkb Co., 106 Wall
St..N. Y.
Ladles' Hats.
A nice black sailor hat for ladies at 10
cents at Sam'l. Edward's. Opp. K. Ii.
Jones. it
IJ V JAI..L.irV ox
J, F. Taylor
Toucan And lew ol llio "(iooil Things" ol
this Hie.
1st. Coal Oil, Jolmey Soup tin- best all
rouml soap in the worM.
2nd. Boroxino, the woman's lricml. It
ciean8 Bleaches untl makes wunhhig easy.
Hamples Free. rl?vy it
rd. Sapolio always reliahle.
4th. A new stock ot J. B. Lewis and Cos'.,
Shoes, the best ever brought to this market
tor the money see them.
oi n. ror a ionic, rr inres itoot liecr, a
varian. Renzi. I'tlnsor and Portner's Imnort
ed Ginger Ale, Brason Stout and Hushos Ale
always on band.
etu. ror Medical uses try urn Thompson,
. P. C. Manhattan XJCXX MonoaTralim and
Maryland 4 A Ryes, Pure mountain Corn aud
brandies of various kinds.
Yours Anxious to Pleawe,
JAS. F. TAYLOR
18, 90, A 2-2, Middle Street.
Weddings.
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W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Are destroas of particularly di
recting yoar attention to their
excellent assortments' of
Ureas Goods,
Laces, Linens,
Underwear,
Corsets, Shoes
Parafols
and other outfittings that are by
enstom necessary for bridal outfits
They send samplegjOffer sugges
tions, send articles on approval,
and make np yoar dresses in the
most stylish manner equal to
parts made gowns and at moder
ate prices.
::; Ready Made Tailor-finished
aits are also offered In more ap
proved styles.
Correspondence by mail or a per
sonal call is solicited. Estimates
famished. 1 -
. i & b. i mm, &ca
A-
FINE LOT OF
SHAFER'S
Sugar Cured
-MEATS-Just
IlX.
Small Pin Hams jp ulls tlio Lever and
- - j ,
UHOIGt
BREAKFAST
STRIPS
AND
Small Shoulders.
N. C. Hams
Beautifully Cured,
ONLY I 4 I -siors
Another lare Invoice
of California Evap-
ated Fruits Just in.
California Prunes 10c
" ExtM. 15c
Pears 10c
Poaches 15c
" peeled 20c
Apricots 20c
Fancy Dried Apples 10c
Fancy Evaporated Ap
ples 15c
Another lot of those
Fine California Peach
es 31b standard goods
17
ONLY
cts A CAN
JOHN DUNN,
IToa 55 & 57 Pulbcfc Si
THE-IV. AW
AT TIIK
Throttle
and liis Great Ma-
chine bounds
ahead.
We Pull
dowint !
PRICES
A NTCH OR TWO:
FURTHER
And tbe Business
Machine must take;
on greater speed!
than ever.
That Speeds us onlto
success is made of
A N I
IS FIRED BY OUR OWN
Enthusiasm
AND AMBITION.
And travels over broad
gauge tracks of
FAIREST PRICES
And
BEST COODS.j
IP STOPS TO TAKEION I
EVERYBODY !
Hackburn
& Willett,
47 & 49 F0LL3CH ZZ