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t)URIIA5l"KEfl01lUB2:
i -'':r?.-".''Tttr-.2E,"- "
. AVAU t N XyAjIJ MC. N (J 10.
Oat BiibfciC'ription list is. in
creasing rapi'dly. r -
TW.T T A liny.
' property
Lrotight $12,500., '.: ' '
Col. ThorfC Mason, of the
Western Tobacco Joiirnalis in
the city. - - -.
-Mai. l W. York.1' of Chat-
' ham, is in town' with 'tobacco.
He is stopping with the Banner
. MOv, owje. lias set apart
inursoay. me- ain ;inst., as a
day of public thanksgiving ami
praifio. ' :' ' 7- !- "- , 1 -
Mr, Goq. AV.' "tt'ttfto h
chascil thj tlireo vacant lot.
West 01 tlio rus; Uil.ia.'. 'i-VR-i:
, $9,000.. . , .
. Are the public reads ia good
condition? .ILtr bad . weuthur
will poou be upon us, and they
phould be ookMl after. : , s
McKurs. J. F. Slaughter and
V. T. O'Brien have "purchflBcd
two vacant lots on CjiajK1! Hill
btreet, next to u. 2s. UuK-o. .
It would bea; f?eiiihig Re
lief to open U. hewf-ifor-or' with
out the name of one or tlid5 oth
er opparinguay-McKiulc-y.
Quite a iJUiiucrCrom Dur
liam attotuW ":dr..lU A-JioaflVH
hiir land sale at llos Wo vosir.
tiay. itie tots sum well
1 mi 1 a IV"1
Next I'riday Urn tn,stc( of
, 1 , JHoric well f id ,t pay nfce
dcpositoi-H of thri;-y of t Dur
ham, a uivr.teii'l of ten percent.
He thir' ni Civth nytuid
easily fnu l by a;. fthoiVfc-iii-jtora.il
U;'n .vs up -.tains
over BiM'n -ii-"m ttnp.
; V'atr'' 0i'"viu.llj" bijr!
kind of a 1:-J;t, tut C'-veland
licked e.n like a 'iaJlia'i
hi speech in
this paper.
It i said that threw e
il''ity.f coal tiot fc.r front Irr
itant, not i-j bv !!ow'ji no w iili
powder,' but t he' woikVil fiut
with plough tin J In c. "
There will lc a M :" falt't'f
tf)wn lot at Beilford Ciry,, Va.,
the lSthand l"h yt tldVmont'i.
Tltifisft growij;; p!.v; n-l i
Ktf plaee to in vi . t.
The town h:i botnt full of
ts'agnns and toUicco since Mori,
day morning, prit are goiM!
and the farmer "V'ell vVaed.
Business anion ; the tii-: hnl
fine. " ;
A prominent deleft who
attenled the Kaptisd State Con
vention, kivoh it aa hU oiaiou
that the BajdisitFem d tidver
fity will never be built at llal
tigh." . ' ' v-'
We t-till have mo' rpare
for advfrtiraiiits, Oarfm-w.
display yw will arrive thh1
week. -.'t) can a,fld two" 11
pages t wcomfnodate you. !f
you will folio wj lie crow',!.
The Durli wb Fmni r
ianc Tobnccj C iiave an ad
vertisni'Mit it thu itue. Tbcy
are putting tip home fine Sun
Cured jduRfo'iaceo. Vou should
try a imhui I of it. '.. ij 4
The Ri:'.;miki: grts-ts you
this win k wit'iwniles. Theiuh
lic have been kind in giving us
good advcrtisuM'tit. -Tiiey know
whli'h is ' tho bcht iidvertising
medium when they it.
The ChryaRtbemtuit 'h!t'w
Jiehl lat week was a grand af
fair. Thl petdo of Uurhaiu
ll.VlliiA'r l.V: liilll fXT
with a "airing tiod to.jt.',' To
tal receipts $ j1), t lar ftf - i-x-
v linen.
The husiiioKsol thu internal :
revenue oflicif th past week was
no great ing unn, 001 nw
than eom of the report we we
in ome of th p-pers from Kmne
other ollires. In Durham the
MTolleclions wcri-f 1 .1, .7.'i. -Sun
There isu tb-nvinglhe fact
lhattbe publio I".k upon Thk
J'.KomuiRi: hh an ndverting mj
lium as iar-jcclleiit. A glance
at our ndvci tii-it.; cohmius will
Verifv tho n.ertion that they
regard t i.bc: t.ul vrt 1, xg j
tneiiiumiiith.partofthetoun-.
try. - ;
Tin p fcjj.it d Old Titt i re
not a lit -tn'f7;u Mr. V. l. T.
i gottinj: uyjX 4i.wd hizc list f r
tta. Thrr iirf mttkinj? ' 1'tn t
Imcco lit 'Pitt rnanty. nnd Thk
Kc'otuC will U'll th- K1
iH-ojdo tfoin 'tuna to ti'in the
facts nni im ly its thoy iMTtir in
rt'gard to the Dttrliam tnarkot.
-Mt'Mrtf. W.T.-O'Urioii nnd
Frank Fuller 1ft Suhduv even
ina to l.M.k nff r Uto otorot of
th Morj'y- lMvel.-f.tiiotit Co.
Th iroiHrty of . thN foiiinnv
-ft very vidualdfr. Munfi - ,
h'Ktincd to rival Asln-vilU. For
boauty of lmtioit find natural
jut vantages it Is uniiirjiassod.
M'Hr; ii K. " Ittk and
(l.o. W." WattJi havf jurt li twd
Mr. 1). 0. Jfanum' iulcrct in
tho lliarlkv Print , Jn-rrovtou itt
Co. Jlr. J: F. HntighttTJlli-
ier of tl. Fidelity Uank, has nl
ro ourchaMcd an lutcrt ht in said
company. ThWf nre fbrtmd
busincPH moil wl' )inv'
faith, in the fiituw f JIiK
Point.
N.-fA grand Exposition f the
FatrneiKr.Allianco will open at
Ocala,.(Fl6rida,,on tho 2nd of
next month. Tho National Far
ners' Alliance, will hold their
mual. Bosston there. Cheap
1 1 ailroad rates have been secured.
-Wwoxppeta large number will
go irom mirnam and the sur
rounding counties. It will be a
acnghtful trip. '
y MrAi-S-. Roberson, of Oaks,
has a hog that has two hoofs on
ma right lu ml leg. The hog
wm weiicn anout 175 notmrls
A gam ou jail, is empty not a
' 0 'wv- VVUllllOti TV 4 til 111
its walls. We learn that the
Alamance jail is also empty.
j nereis notnmg like roou in
flneucfl 'on ycur ht-ighbor.-Orange
County (i'jserser.
... .. . 1 1, .
SilvertlioriiN. .
Bflverthoma Juwelry store in
Lynchburg, Va., is one of the
best establishments of the kind
to deal with. They carry a large
BiuiK vi uit. Kinas oi juweiry,
silverware, ,' "watches clocks,
diamonds, etcr
Kind WomIs, ax t i ... ' 'j
Kmdiifctifl gives health to tho
body,1 light to the soul and
sweet dreams to our sleen.-
Our newsy little neighbor, the
Sun of Saturday, says: Our
neighbor Thk Recodeu, appear
ed this week with its reading
matter set in new type a very
pretty face. It now type for
displayed advertisements have
iio yetanivfd. Though in its
71b"t)ir, our contemioary, is
putting jpniiU,. the vior and
trvhia, tf(j j (-ttli. We are
piiji usuu 4a ... note tins unprovc-
WKkt lli prriIH.'ril.V.
. (dil Hunygrapii knows how
It U llffUStdf.'-' ; f
": kind t" each other; J
-The night's coming on,
jj, t.-n f rieud and when brother
z i'Will surely be gone."
Corned) 11
CaAiHtM, Nov. 20. Eoirutt Ue-
roii.tu: iu lua 'OKriKRof Nov.
IVMi : VI hit an iimh nnt . lliu I m i
t't ibi! torr.er stme if 'lriaity
t'.i.l-iit' ii' Uurhj'u, occurs the to!-
111 J p'i.-i.lg::
In l&Ktiie lamented Dr. Brax-
ii I lawn, Dr. Brantley York
:aiud five luiiis south of High
it.iwr.it wa.stiion as Noma;
In thu tnt re is error. Ur. 51. L.
iW-i in tin' tuutr.tl.TB.oij I'ltacl -
4 in iiteninry tit Dr. Craven, 111 the
Cl! ( . e t:.. I Nov. I'tb oajs:
ci.iltUcutn yt;ar, he euki
0 A v (ia.Mm. a High .School un-1
Met i it? C 0 e id t he SotU'r. f I nuids, ;
tea- i.e icmuiittd outy n part of a
(t.i.v limn iij wtiit.'t Luioa lo
tiuitr. bow Ttud:y foliage, Hli.yrc
i W.U t'tl'lt klid u :!.i lit lt..t;.i.l.
i;U !ie w.tili:;ttl i liiiiipj), which
mk uL iit in b tweutieth jr. '
, iiiiiiiy I otle ..is beea iu-
uujC' fjr n:ty-t-i year; oa
August 1-t 1?V ) i . t...- 11 .1.(4 t
t 01 hi iD-uiii.e. .! .; tvil'ge,
t .uitv, C-tge. 4 i.j Sin-t lo
bu;klut; wain.te4 in July Vtt
m toe vHOipUM. A tron y iaki r ;
i.cgUb 'IIiikkI on one M.ie anJ a ;
.traig li'ta Ktist itciur boruoud on
heotuff, turue j out with their j
u.;inii ami h inds, and put it up iu a !
ilr falli'r, Dr. UrantU J lork
tint uaiue if Union Inxtitute
to deTo'e ih uiuun 01 yuaKon ana
AlethalnHiu foiiudaig the lunti-
tution. Ue 1. Juo. A. oray, wu
ut ot ti.e Board of trustees
and ll.n. J. il- Leach, 1 think, oe
wUtv Thy met ou the Kpotse-!
iti tit! 111 the taiiipu uear wliere tne 1
;r-.cut build ug st.iut; a hymti!
a .14 tore. f-rarr wa cderid by Ur. j
York, when they dwjried to cut
iutdhiiulthelognfor the building.
School wa. oued August lot
lSa8, and from then uutd now, its
diorshave never been tloiid. For
a year ur two durtug the hut of the
war, Ur Craven left, and wit
stationed at K-k ntou Jslrt-et Church,
Bulciitiu hut retiiniei aol ri-snnitHt
the itHlie of the I'n ideiiy atur
the C'oVeof th? war; hut i.if wlio l
w-it oil Ulidvr tfr nie.iiiifis 04
ii.v i.iculty.
tllU tfMB,ttWliu!.fe, wh
' . ,. , lit). )ir ,rts
..f ir. Y'ik.
vht ti 1 i:r.-t kik Ni itnul I 01-
in t.i.uly tdsits tiiM building
wu tt.tt ftaiiilii!; 11 hu i inn au Ji
tiOii tnad to it, sheltered Normal
Ctdlee, until the erection of the
LuiMMUktw. :
tr Lrvui came there lird at a
r?tii.;i uiuhr Dr. York mid afu-r
Hr,l! .u a?,4 utaiit. U hen lr. York
uiiiivd to tak ihatteot Cleiiuiioli
vill.i 11W School, lr. travin was
KiiHti'd ri MK iltal to BUtccrti mui.
aiitl ui.unly thioiiKh Hie e.iruml ana
urg.titinlhieiiieef Ur. York, who
luid tuiide no mwtake iu tue.uturiiig
the n.itii 111 it wa harJif lility
yeittsold. It wan thouKht hi lte
. i. 1 ....... .....I .
time 01 it. iur itiumm v
I'lKinmoioiviUs. thiil that iliKtita-
tioii Wan to ln the ceiiUr ol fllituo-
ieiiriiing m the state.
TI....I. un the fact. n have f re
quriitly had them from Ur U vn
and in. iora , ,
iWidiinit the new Trinity.; even
nl.iin.Idiit iiicce-M. IhiiU wan
accorded her in her old home.
I am very truly,
K.W. ork.
Lwi & Jcuiilnw. , ; ; v
A Wholesahi' ivo:ra' of 1 .vo-!",
bury, can supply your wants in
the grocery line, .Write to them
i or pnvosj on all kinds of . heavy
groceries, f , , . . -
, ' " - . - ' . .
, From Old i ltl County. '
Falkland, Pjtt Co.,- Nov
17. Ujsah Kecojjdeb. I send
you a few locals from Old Pitt.
it is said:
I hat Wilham Wallice is the
otaest man in Pitt.
j lhat Miss Susan Wmdoin is
tne oklest women in Pitt:'
That J. C. Cobb is. the wealth
iest manln Pitt. - ,
t That R. L. Davis, of Farm ville
is tne largest cotton buyer in
Pitt.
That G us Evans is tho finest
tobacco raiser m Pitt.
that William Whitehead is
the largest land owner in Pitt
IhatWVT. Harm own the
tastest horse m Pitt; can make
it in 2:30. g
That monkey den, near Centre
Bluff is a horrible looking place.
That in Possum town there is
a sweet gum that measures ten
iee m utameier.
inat the increase in cotton
crops above last year will help
many a poor man out of trouble.
that the Durha : market has
the livest set of tobacco buyers
in niv oiuie.
n-1 i j ' - m ...
mm wo many or the uuex-
perl 'need western cotlnty tobac
co bays ship themselves to the
eastern counties and erets be.
tween tho easterness and their
shirts. '
tnui irauK jjiooro ottered a
Hhd. tf tobacco for sale on the
Wilson market, took it in and
shitvwd it . to J. S. Lockhart.
iiurnam. and made S4.00 on the
hundretl bv doing "it?
Inatl have mad o the best
average sales that has been i'C'
ct.tvt-.lon Pitt county tobacco
this season, bv sellLor on tlio
wuriiam ana Henderson mark
. 0
ets. I lie ance count v Alii
ance Warehouse IIenierson
gave me the best average I ever
riTciveu on any marxet. liiey
have the cleverest set of ware
houKcinen I ever paw. Jfr. W.
B. Wheeler, the Durham Jacket
store man is auctioneer for the
house, and he fa a good one too.
."ir. w. li. Jinkens. the Man
ager of tho house is one of Hen
derson's, most clever citizens;
he works hard for the farmer's
interest, and is trivinj; perfect
satisfaction generally
Ulal to say that Durham
county can boast of as good of-tiit-holdoi.
an anv couuty in the
Stat-;. Good will and success
to them. Yours trulv.
F. D. Tiixey.
fo Ojr rrienrfs- Pa!rcn$ and
iviembo s of ihs Alliance.
THB ii:ul r!if.l -holt.' a! and
rttiil me rch-uiti of U rimin. N. C.
bay-- bur c leliraUd b-a nN f San
Ciire.l i-1ew iiii! Tol'aeeo Ivt i!e.
.VJjkc a it'iie of t in w e-i a wish
to u clo'se c! eming t- bcv:
11. Klacxall & box.
W". M. Yearbv.
N. M. Johnson & Co.
P. W. V.u ohan. .
Mlt UAt.KS & Co.
S. 11. PEKY.
W. II. PllnCTOR.
W. Maxucm & Sox.
JonxW. Makkham.
J. H. AlAMS.
A. (1. Elliott.
M. Kakks.
A. C. Weathrly, Uayt m,
N. C.
Durham rnrm'-rs' Al
Inncu Tobifco
M n-tfacturi ig c.
no. l'J.
llilli tlifl mrthod find JrcsiilU nC0
Syrup nf Fii is taken; it U ploasant
ami rtfrosliing to tlie tacte, and acts
conlly yet proinpliy on tne jvuiueys,
l.ivr ami HoWelfl. clcaUsrl tliO fV
tcm cficctually, il'MpcU colli, head-i-lipi
mill fovora and cttrri hnbitiinl
constiimtion. lrup of Fig is) the
inly rcmwiy ot ita hum ever irw
ilnrod. tiliniliif to tha tiwtc f.nd ao-
CPflaMe to fie Honmcli, prompt in
ifg action and tvuly l-cneficinl in iu
cflbrt!, rrcr.nd only from the tnoiit
bcaitny anil a-;T,,1",!i uin "
manv fxci-Hitt ni!:w' commend it
to ail and l.fivo to..j it tho most
ponnlnrrpnielvl.no'tt.
fcynip c f ltf U for nla lr. 50c
n.t sl lx.titt.-a iv all leutl'mt din?-
gisU. -Acy Kiiablo drucpU htf
may not havo H on Laml will pro
cure it yruwptty ff ny no ho
vUhrs to try iw V not accept nay
lutMtitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
mnmco, ttt,
lOwwtu.tr. ut ton, .r.
,Xi tu most ancient and most general ot all
diseases. Scarcely a family to entirely frco
fromity,wli!lo tliousands everywhere r lit
euffering eluvej. Hood's Barsaparilla lias
bai remarkablo surcc3S til curing every form
ot scrofula, 'xiio most severe and palutul
running gores, swellings in . tlie neck or
' goitro, humor In Uie eyes, causing partial
or total bllndnessyle to tlie powerful
effects of tills medicine. It thorougaly T-
win urei jr imjiuriiy irom U10 1)1000.
. , "Ky llttlo daiiBliter's l(fo was saved, u
we lelieve, by llood'e Barsaparilla.' Before
ifco vas six montlii ol4 slie had 7 running
crofula sores. One physician advised tlie
jupuuttlon ot one ol her Angers, to which
ye refused assent. . When we began giving '
her Hood's Sarsnnr.rilln, a marked improve.
-went was noticet! ul by a aputlnued use of it
her recovoi y was w:iplete .And she Is now,
being seven years, old, itrong nd healthy."
Ji. 0. Josst, Alua, Uncoln County, Me.
id's
s
Bol4bylldrun'it. 51jlxfor. Prertndby
V. h HuOD A CO., Apotbeouilet, Lowell, Jlut
100 . Doses Ono Dollar .
tiftvi' lte biT and !- J rhi Iron-
B'fofu! s l wYw fo-"in i in l ire
tl od iy giving theia lion V'A. i j)
trdla.
IIcr.ii.w,!i. . 4iirabj-i i. '.! y, .
arocur.l l tle Sa.viue .;iv---v
y it t- D 't.t Ii.r, : Sjo x! !.- ii
nrvau i i: e f, lr Ml Pi. .
books "J tri i! ' -.t:li-i f te ut Y ar
bv's. O- al.li-e 1 ha yiw
calCo., Vkhu,i, I:d
r.
Ilavir-i fi.i ii.ii.;! iia-aibi : i irat. r
cffjamuil . 'oji;i!!in1ocae f rer
by ootifv p'tx.i g in.b l. 1 t. M
estite ts iiiiv? i'i rtif.late iViiwui
and all ;eso!. hev;r. claim ngnin !
sai teware u r. tnein to mo
rcriGefi. (in In furn Ki.t- "fl:K ini
or this so ics v,i!l be oi i in bar.
J. Ilrsr.-GG,
Ad'mif H-.i.kirn. dfcM.
TLisNov. 19.
1
S. (). FISIIEK.
'ninl?::kir ! It;i!'-r i;i (iU'.
Eifl.-H. -. t "odi-ry. A Miiunit on
" 1 M r'j-Otllil? Cnoils,
1G30 Main Strest,
.LYNCHBUBO, VA.
" 1 ' - r'
tJo!t'- t r.d I' tin rroli L u'ii -r.
IIimr.i..I i I hut! 1. fJr.n.' V ii!rv
oa Brc i f-o .-iin,; Guna. fl-n on
tli5inar:.e" f.r t1: rx ie" Al a fa'
Ihe of Eni.mii' IJcoihl .li.irtl
B'eefch J"-'iQ j (Son.- U mi !c.-
Silgle-rur'tl h'-r cli L h'hvg ( ur.i.
Send for pric ) l.$f. ,
noT. jfi. ' . j-
WE OFFER NEW ATTtU7-
TICN3 FOR THs AtllUft'tS,
AKDIHTEKJdONTK?-
Attrs tivE Goods in
groat variety of style.
Attractive Pr cis that
tell their own Cheap
ness,
ATTRACTIVE Bargains.
Bo,md to Please EVERl
BUYEK,
Attractive Treat
ment
smil) and Sauare
dal h: all. . -
Ke en m in vour mind wlu-n
youwitnf a 'nuina bar.tiin
dlY GOODS,
Dress Goods,
KOTiONS, CLOAKS,
Jcckots Boots
Shoes- Hats,
Caps
ladies and Gentlemen's
Furnismng
GOODS, Trunks,
The fair iteMing h' n , b nti.1 1
attract 1; ado if m . iv - . i uo tit
gcoJa will iltHt,, , j
JONEb&LYOlN
N. B, ' Solo ApfinU fur Z cgler
BTa , ca es. liau -n ana u&j
State and Marcy mi
Mot
arsaDarilla
- -
J0NE& LYONS.
Aa a family medicine, Ajer'fl Pills
it mi . . tt 3 a
eject-': au oiuers. iDey art) euueu to
every a a auJ, being eugarcoate,
atil ll.ni- nrrli in c fTtf f l'V r P mtltl
Hi d plr acftiit iu action, anil thf ir life
li
i Having been qualified aa adminis
trator of Martha P. Markham, dc
ceuai'd, I lien by notify all j-frsoio
ififici.teit to her eifle to rankc i'time
iliate hiMtlemcut and all peiaons lav.
ing o'eiuia aguinft hrr, t prrBcrt
l.l.f-iii tn nip onlw Vf-iifi il nn hp hf..
tic Sos. 3r.l, 1891,; cr, this notice
will be rleart Jii bar. 1 '
, . Q.D.MAUKHAM,
- Ad'm of MarthH Vi Marldixnr
Ibia Nov. 3il, 1890.
i
We are now showing up a
stock that has never; been
equaled on this market, (
which will be so far a
head ot our form
er efforts that
. " there will be . ?
-no comparison.
THE FOLLOWING HINTS
yill give you an outline of
wnut you may expect
to see.
Ths Latest &iid msst Im
proved Styles of
Imported
Dress Goods
In -til the r'th a'd s!luh P'aiJa,
i U a a 'lid lis.e f German Henrl--t:aslii
th.iteiu to fif ren shades.
Sorgsc, Diagonal, -Tricots,
Flannels,
-
J3road loths
Alm. Cashme.
les &o.
We will display. 100 solid
pieces of
BLACK GOODS,
AND
DRESS SILKS,
And in os.hr to make a big ran, ire
i11k-1I f.m at extraordma-y
la prices.
rARPETsTcARPETSI :'
Exl.-a Su-xr, Tapestry Brusstl-t, Fita
Velvitiu aborted pttterna, Art
iij-ui.'Ci, 8iQvrm Ragi, etc.
1C ii nnr poriiose to impreat the
pub!ic this yesr with tba magal
tade of our atcck.
Aa iuvitation extended to all to
Jvisit our itcre.
Vi ry r -aprctfully,
Ellis & Stone.
ccl-.
K GOOD !
CHEAP GOODS.
il F Bernstene's
Next door East of VauRhan'a
drug store, Main btreet, Durham.
In en i .isl rei'vl tha tare est
and or?t rt 'i k thi leasoa th it w
haoc-cr oiu;iit, ana our pr;ct
aro vciy Ij.r.atiJ can pleaicevtry-
bjdjr.
Uo'ow we giv ictte of onr pricci:
Freak f mt SluU f t 2."c., a piwe.
I a lk".' Sha la worth $1.40 for 75c.
JU n' -Suits of Cii-thet from $3.50
to 13.01).
lltt from 2."c. toJJ.OO
Fnnt ft'-c., a pair.
P.. yS Suit il .53
Ci.ild.cna Suit 73a
Children' Shx 50c. fair.
l.xlit Shoe 11.00
Mim'tf ewrd L ce and Congresi
Sh.-r v.-rMi 2.00 for 1.25.
White Cloth 5c
Coli He
(,'hflcks 5c.
White FHinul worth Lie., for lOe
ptryrnl.
Itci Ticking worth I2c tor 8c.
Drilling' " 10c. M
WvrVe-1 14 12c-" M
tIanl-n!iV Shm -arrui t l aolid
leather w rb 5 .' W-IJ
Kcineinber the place, next
door East of Vauglian s
Main street ,
F.BLRNSTENE
oct..8.
lis I Stone
R
-Dry Goods, Mats
Vt ,Jfftr you a trt,ueQdous stock of .' -; '
'-fciMreu 0 ,,t Uiitton-lioel or fynog
i nr u r cnots
Men's Wholestock Broans,
Wo ta-er n. iviil il L (.11 .t
n . - ,
Cttao." and hi a!l th w H . rca
"-0 yn we e l Uv mure i.l. k r.i.
111 thin c 10 of X. (' . ....,1 ,1..
nnd inoIiI I iy n!!l(.diy.
Norrrn Carolina cot
TON C51K' KS 5 -. rard
H ..' iim in vi ;i ...i
fid ATo !: Fianns. r.
Flaui 's. 15 d 'J i M I), . ..c
0- da 1'iiDt ("cd K'. fa..
All Wool Shawls,
fsiea's Hals
aV
OUR SHOE TRADE IS SIMPLY' IMMENSE-SALE
FRKQU3K TY RUNNING- UP TO 150
AND2C0 PAIR PER DAY. ,
GI VE US A CALL. ' ;
awlsl.Y.
BS ACSFi3T
I I on it
111 Emm 3 I ffl 1 1
" aT F1 IH K H f-T, F .jTl fl iPB RII I aft 11 aaa, aW
llcmltuulcrs for LOW CASH
PRICES.
Will he i.twn fur hsiJli'iiui on XiivomKor r TJl. ...
.. . , , . - : , i unca store
on Comer of Mam ami Mangum Streets formerly occunictl
by John L Marklwm, AIth u,:h labeling under aome diaadranlaea I JlM
be prepared to .n: p y mj-Jrf, cmer, d the pnblfc n.ui Vt
4 Pill
Xmas Gooas, Fireworks and .Confectionariss
Of all kind, iMh
Flour of all Grades from $2.25 ta 3.50 ner sk
Ocotla !'.;:. r.d f
! t ! a-ge
Hoping to .ceyouaneomeUf II nnnnWri
around, I am n- i ver before
oct. VJ
Mm. ADA SfiTIV,
MAIN STREET -Vf
DUUIIAM, X. c.
iff 5 -
THE FINGER OF
AWLS' NEW-
YUitlV tAH
8 n "i11 bargains
QhftAC! IVfitlnnoi K '
jIeei .. ' 50c. ' -
. 75,,
i 0n
Z
wure over ZUO
vcr 400 Cub,.
i.u u ....
,' . l
Large Size $1.00.
FrOm 25c Up
Cash Store,
LOT ns7
and RETAIL wiU be kept la ttjjk.
iti Hty limiu or F. O Jl. canm
dim a Hno, .largo
ot
Mllinery and; "
Goods,
HATS, BONNETS.
CAPS, FLOWERS, ;
. FANCY GOODS
in great quantities.
NELUE BLY .OAPS
Ey the thou land. These good are of
fcrcd to th;puh!lo at the very lowee"
o?t 15 Fricee.
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