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GREAT MUSICAL TREAT WAKE FOREST GLEE CLUB TO BE HEARD IN MESSENGER OPERA HOUSE ON MARCH 3RD. There is no college glee club in the State comparable to that of Wake Forest College: There is no music quite so reminiscent, pure and delight ful as the songs of college boys in con cert. Hence a great treat is in store for all Goldsboro at the Messenger Opera House on the evening of March 3, when the Wake Forest Glee Club will be heard here. . Recently the Durham Herald had this to say of a recent appearance of the club in that city: j v'All who heard the concert gien. by 'the Wake Forest glee club at the Y M. C. A. last night were amply repaid for going out in the wet night, for the quality of entertainment offered by the college boys was of the very highest order. The club carries seventeen men antf it is -about the best aggregation of male voices that has been heard in Durham in a long time. The orchestra also carries ten pieces and will make a very favorable comparison with the average professional orchestra in any North Carolina town. It is larger that most of the towns can muster. Mr. H. M. Poteat is director of the club this year, and this young man also takes a very prominent part ir the concert offered by the club. He has a fine voice that combines strength with sweetness. His vocal solo "The Bandolero," was heartily applauded and his encore very much enjoyed. I The piano solo by Mr. Rodewell was also very fine. This young man play ed the first and second Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt, a piece of musir that is not usually tried by the mos accomplished and practiced musician This young collegian played the dim. cult composition with an ease anc" expression worthy of the graduate or any conservatory in the land. It was a very fine piece of work. j The first part of the program con. sisted of songs and selections by the orchestra. The -last pat was a hu morous cantata called the "Grasshop per." It related in song the tragedy of a grasshopper who was . devoured while sitting on a potato vine. A bip turkey gobbler was the villian in the case. I -" Horse Shoeing Don Scott's Stables West Centre Street I have two of the best Horse-Shoers in the city, and all work is done un der my personal supervision. Send your Horses and Mules to me when in need of such work. Respectfully, - WANTED JRATELER Experience unnecesasry. Good terms to right party. Liberal offer and agreement. J. E. McBrady, Chicago. 'It FOR RENT Three or four rooms for light house keeping. Call at 407 North William Street ROOMS Furnished rooms with elec tric lights and bath. For terms ap ply to Mrs. W. M. Petway, at "The Chestnut," corner of John and Chest nut streets. ROOMS Suite of unfurnished rooms with bath, lights and gas suitable for light house keeping convenient ly located and in desirable neigh borhood. Apply at corner of Mul berry and Virginia streets or phone 417-J. COW PEAS FOR SALE Limited quantity. See me q"ick. E. W MOYK FOR SALE High Grade Fertilliers Agricultural Lime and Cotton Seed Meal. E. W. MOTE. 100 FIG BUSHES FOR SALE. tf W. H. COLLINS. BOARD AND ROOMERS Several gen tlemen can obtain table board and rooms at Mrs. W. J. Carter, West Mulberry Street. DANCING Mrs. Willie C. Perkins will give lessons In dancing every Tuesdayj and Thursday afternoon and evening In the Arlington Hotel. For terms etc. apply to her. SALESMAN WANTED $75 per month and all expenses to begin. Experi ence not absolutely necessary. Take orders from dealers for cigarettes; cigars; snuff. Smoking and Chew ing tobaccos. Penn Wholesale To bacco Co.", Station O, New York, N Y. j J12-2moe DON SCOTT CORN FOR SALE 150 barrels of corn Cash or on time J. W. THOMPSON or CLEAN UP SALE In Order to clean up our stock of Men and boy's winter suits we will, for the next ten days give a reduction of TWENTY FIVE j PER CENT, and we have added to this sale Manhattan, Cuff turn, Marlboro and Hallmark shirts at the following prices. Manhattan shirts in soft and stiff Bosom $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 values values values for for for $1.15 $1.50 $2.25 Cuff Turn Shirts in plain and plaited bosom. $1.50 - - values for - - $1.15 Marlboro and Halmark shirts $1.00 values for .83 Remember this sale only Last ten days. Respectfully,' H. WEIL & BROS. Ladies tar IN ORDER TO CLEAN UP ODD LOTS AND BROKEN SIZES IN OUR LADIES READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT, WE ARE OFFERING AT SEASON-END! REDUCTION i VALUES WHICH SHOULD BE INTERESTING TO EVERY WOMAN. Skirts in Blue and Black Serge at ............. Suits that sold up to Twenty Dollars, at...... Dresses that are worth twice as much, at . . . Party Dresses, at J . ,.$1.98 , .$8.75 ...5.90 $5.90 69 and House Dresses that sold up to $1.50, at .'' 59c. Children's Wash Dresses, at. Short KImonas Knit Petticoats ............ Children's Toboggans . . . . . Children's Sweaters, values up to $1.00, at. . . . . . . High-grade Corset in broken sizes, at... Fancy Silk Pillows that sold for $1.00, at 98c. 25c. 49c. 5c. 25c. 49c. 59c. Also our entire stock of Wool, down and cotton Comforts, all offered at attractive reductions H. WEIL & iBROS. '4 . i - r 1 Is a name long associat-d with good merchandise of every description. To buy anything at WEIL'S means a satisfactory outcome of the transaction. I We use the same business methods in handling Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials. I i I ... . ..(:.. We select the product which we have carefully examined and found to be all 'right. t ' - . - .'.;. When it comes to ready-mixed Guanos, there is a big difference in their sources of ammonia In all our brands only high-grades of ammoniate are used. ! ::!. f - 1' i ; We have been, and are yet, the exclusive distributers for Prolific Cotton Grower. Others will tell you Jthey can give you the same analysis goods, but the wise farmer will continue to use the same "Prolific" he has always bought. i We sell specia mixtures for all kinds cf crops. See us before you buy. Ltl WoD ! i . j ; '.:' Are You a Woman? 1. 1. 1. Ii pspifals; Staiiari Mom Cure Ttu Woman's Tonic .. FPR SALE AT 11 DRUGGISTS How many hospital patients. Buffer ing1 the frightful itch, the raw scorch ing' pain of skin disease, have been soothed to sleep by a soothing fluid washed in by the nurse's hands? i That fluid is the famous X. T. D. prescription for eczema. j THE STCroBYZSIXQ XT U .USE of one of our prominent Catholio institutions (name of nurse and institute on appli cation), writes regarding a patient. "The disease had eaten her eyebrows away. Her nose and lips bad become disfigured. Since the use of IX D. D. her eyebrows are growing; her nose and face have assumed their natural expression," ' lloW many eczema sufferers are pay 'ins their doctors for regular treat ment and are' being treated with this same soothing', healing fluid T X& OSO. T. SXCSJA9SOS frankly writes "D. D. D. Id superior to any thing I have ever found. Soft and soothing, yet a powerful agent." To do the work, D. D. r. Prescrip tion i must be applied according' to directions given In the pamphlet around every bottle. Follow these di rectionsend see! And it certainly takes away, the Itch at once the moment the, liquid la ap plied. ; The skin is soothed calmed so thoroughly refreshed delightfully; cooled, i All druggists of standing have the famous specific as well as the efficient r. D. D, Skin. Soap-. But we are so confident of the met lts of this prescription that we will refund the pun hase price of the first full size bottle if It falls to reach your case. You alone are to Judge. ' f V m SGD We Call Attention of the Trade Generally, and of Cash Buyers EPCALLF, to our Large Stock of O IF ai r E31TQ Now in stock two cars Upper Crust and Cream of Wheat Flour just received. A large quantity of best N. O. Molasses and Syrups in bar rels; 5 and 10 gallon kes now in stocK. A large stock of Seed and Feed Oats, Hay and all kinds of Feed Stuffs; A car load of Norfolk Plows and Castings, and 1 and 2 horse Oliver Plows. 2 cars Pittsburg and Buckeye Stock Wire and Poultry Wire just received. A Full Stock of Buggies, Wagons and Harness of all kinds A Splendid Line of Shoes, Hats, Clothing and Dry Goods; We stick to our Old Reliable Biards of Co., Acme Manufacturing Co., and our own brands, Best's High Grade and Best's Special, manufactured by V. C. C Co., and Goldsboro Oil Mill. We have also added this season Royster's Goods, one of which is the Old Reliable Brand Orinoco, for tobacco. All of the above have years of reputation behind them. They have stood the tet and have iven results, and farmers take no risk in using the oroods put out by these manufacturers. Also Cotton Seed Meal, Acid Phosphate, Kai nit, Muriate and Sulphate Potash, Nitrate of Soda and Fish-Scrap in large quantities. f nrnrrP0 The Best (luality of Agricultural Lime in bulk, shipped u uu y to any point desired. Rock Lime in barrels. Hydrated Lime in 100 lb. sacks, also Lee's Prepared Lime and Oyster-Shell Lime, in 200 lb. sacks. i L niiiiMiTjiisilslsi t.' - '-' " i . ' , 't-;j ..' ,.i 1 4 f 4 t -..:--; t rvr. v- i -4- 5? i " C -V John M Gra ;MULES;.::AND BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. BIG TlAWl MULES A SPECIALTY TWENTY YEARS IN THE BUSINESS I if i n I i: i
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