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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16

Dona Dulogia IoareiG0. 38
Don 2 g dro Acevedo
Domenech. OOI
/" jose Dr. 9 nzaIez. 83I
4" Praxedes S,lss. 83
4" Fermin B Lopez. 80
Limo Guzm@n 80
E1staquio Rdiz. 80
Juan Rosa Perez. 83
Dona Maria j Artesgs sc
Don j ar0uimo Gomez. / Sc
Ramon Martinez. 81
10 squin Aoos a Bio 33
Es'eban Urratia.. 2 90
Jose 3snchez. -. 80
'uln Antonio Pa.
Jb------ .---.. 0O
Crisf6b4l G)n4alez L 90
" Simeon Fariay. 80
Francisco Ar yelo 10 25
" @ f3 mo Os-d6.. so
" Faolndo Reyes Co
nano. o.---.-..-... 0U
Francisco A. Pine. l 90
jose Pablo Labcrre. 30
Jo 6 Antonio Con-
"a el 1890. ... 1 w
M Msximino Esteves. l 90
+" Francisco e 0 d RI
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" Gregofio Beltran.. 90
" Diego Bsltrau. -. 80
" Auiteto Roman... %
Antonio Bsrrero.. / 90
" Antolino Rivera. 20
Celedonio Gonzalez 30
" Antonio e. OardO.
nh. e..ss. s-...... ~
" Bautista V6lez. -. %
juan A. RIO. ..... 1C
" Jose Ma V6lez. -. %
4" HiIario Oardona. DC
" 10 6 Bazs Lopez. %
" Pedro Vslentfu. :. 81
" Bias Moreno. 80. 5C
" Ramon O.tiz. ..... 5(
" Pauline Prats. 5(
" Felipe Robes. -. q
" Pedro Pablo Vera. %
+" joe Merced Rey es q
F." Reyes Torres. -. %
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" Basilio Serrano. 81
Venancio Eet9ves. 81
" Baldomero Jimenez 2(
M gnel Jimenez. :. 2;
" Jose Nj. Perez. -. 2i
Victoriano Perez. ri
" Vicente Galarza. q
A" Anacleto Mercado. OF
" Juan Bosque 80. 2l
=" Baut' sta Serrano. 81
" Manuel Galarza. :. 2;
Juan q. Hernandez 81
H polio Garcia
Mantilla. -. A OF
3" Avelino Mendez. 2;
Juan Bautista Ba-
Hester. er.......-.... | OF
" Jose CasIsner. 2 OF
Andres Venero. q
Pedro Oab3n ..... 81
" Juan Bautista Es-
teves. 2!
" Francisco Latorre.. 81
Francisco Gonzalez 81
Llborio Rodriguez. 81
Regino Martir. -. 2!
" Ramon Ramirez... 81
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16

3 DO DIeiembre de 1891.
Sr Director del BoLETIN MER.
OANTIL.
Puerto Rico.
Muy seGor milo y amigo: En- toe
dos los pueblos do esta PrOvlneia
eepahola 80 habra ceIebrado con
10 solemniisd debida Ia fiesta de
Ia Purisima OonceT ci6n dc Marie,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16

JUITA PROVINCIAL Dg'sOoORROS
PARA
LAS VICTIMAS DE La PENINSULA A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16
CAUSA CELEBRE

I'm JUICIO ORAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16
FL "DgRE(HO JURIDICO"

Y Ell sENOR LLANOs BAEzA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16
PATILLAS.

Sr d. Ignacio Dlaz Can Ella, Di.
rector del BOLErIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-16
MA UNABO.

9 de DIeiembre de 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,

IN this department we show Boucles, Choviotay
Camel's- Hair, Cheyrons, Bedford Cords, sereess
Henriettaa. Cashmeres, Broadcloths, knickecs
booker Robes imported direct for us, Veisetss
silks. Corduroys, in all the leading new hhadeds
Our stock is very complete aud lowest prices
Bedford Cords, tho newest and most etyMy
dress gods out, m nj, shades, at 20, 90. Aes
c3, ~, SOC, 81, up 20 e!.7o per yard;
Broadeaths in an cOiors at0n, 90, 10, 500, Viz
sl.25, and 81 for the best imported;
Roboa imported directly for q ~ IN Broad;osn>
lGmeis.Bais, koucies, eres', wlth uhuos
some decoration, from $500 % sa3 Tor
beauty:
Rough Goods. very stylish, from 2sc. to sara
per yard;
serges snd Hcnrlettas, oil colOrs, from 2fc. 70
S5c. par yard--theae sre rare bargains;
Camel's.tlair Novelties, very stylish, from 29cs
to sl.s5 per yard
Medium VI Heed Goods IN ell new shades and
styles, ranging In price from SIC. 70 39cs
per yard-a very large stock % select from
China silks In all colors at 20, ~. 4S, uos 7Js
ana $50. for goods worth sl7O:
Black and Colored silk Faiiie at Soc, worm
Black Armure at roc, o5c., aud si.33-reducsd
prices;
Colored Sntlns at 23, 35. and I0c.
Black and Colored Surahs at -, 80, and d0d
Black ana COlorei Six Yelyets. all shades, %
SO, 90, 10, vJc., sllo, up 70 500 rer
WASH FABRICs-Glngham, ouiing-Cioths.
Flannele.tes China Cloths, Tissues. Pr!ntss
CrotoDnes, 90, D.. az very low prices'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
JULIUS SYCLE & Son.

! Rvery express brings Us supply Of CLOAKS.
! We have soid moro CLOAKS than any other
/ house 10 tho city because our prices are iow AMI
( cur s,yles arc tho best. You will find here
largo variety and the best assortment OF styles
/ for l-ii'- and Misses.
/ MISSES LIGHT TAN CHEylOT REFERS
I only $3.50.
MISSES BROWN CHEyIoT REFERS, all
wool onlg e.
MISSES LIGHT TAN, ALL-WO0L CAMELS-
/ HAIR. cd-e al around with cord. only $40
/ LADIES TAN BROADCLOTH REFER with
large paul buttons only s12.
! LADTFgHEAVYTANB BROADCLOTH THREE
| QUARTER COATS with vest front only si5.
| LADIES' and MISSES ALL-WOOL BLACK
! CHEVIOT REFERS with shawl collar OF
I Astrachan only $40.
| We can give you the same cloth with shawl
cellar n Coney Fur only sS.50-prico every
| where 40.
! LADIES BLACK AID BROWN ALL-W0oL
I FINE CHEVIOT with shswl collar OF Mink only
! S2O-would he considered cheap at s2j.
! LADIES FINE IMPORTED BEDFORD CORD
/ WRAP, full 30 inches long, only S2j, with full
shawl collar Of Astraghan. We do not hesitate
fosnv this is the finest and best black CLOAK TO
| De found In the city.
BLACK, TAN, AND LIGHT-GRAY CAPEs,
full length, trimmed With braid and nal-heads'
reduced from s12 to $3.50.
Another, very nobby, We have Is LIGHT
GRAY HEAVY CAMELS HAIR, trimmed with
Astraghan only s1s
ALI-WOOL BLACK CHEYIoT, with shawl co...
lar Of mounong, only Sl7.
The best BLACK-AND-1AN REFERS In the
! city FOR So;
100 BLACK REFERS, regular price s4-this
week $3.50.
GEYTLEMRNs HEAVY JERSEY JACKETS
only s..
GENTLEMEN's EXTRA-sIzE ALL-wooL
CARDIGASs only $3.50.
| GENTLEMEN'S CARDIGAN JACKETS, 800.
CENT FMEN's FANCY DREsS-SHIRTs, 20.
GKNTLEMEN's PIQUE SHIRTS only 9oc.
GENTLEMENS HEAVY CANTON DRAWERS
only 4Oc
| CENT? EFFS'S ALI-WOOL WHITE SHIRTS,
| Drawers to match. only 81.
GENTIEMENS HEAVY RIBBED UNDER
| WEAR-Swiss COndee-only s1.25.
Ul.Ve LEAES's FINE Mr-W00b sil1RrS
and DRAWERS Norfolk and New Brunswick,
best rnade-only $3.50 apiece.
! Full Iine of CHILDREN's RED SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
LADIES' EGYPTIAN RIBBED VEST only Soc
LADIES' RIBBED SHIRTS only 2lc.
We arc Offering great bargains In WHITE
MARsEILLEs AND CROCHET SPREADS from
75c. 10 $3.50. Our 81 and sf2j Spreads are
| worth SOC. moro.
| METCHFLINE SPREADS only s1.75.
1000 yards OF PLAID AND STRIPED MUS
LIN az 1Oc yard worth 20, %, and 3Oc.
New line OF CHILDREN'S SILK AND CASH.
MERE CAPS.
New fall styles in PRINTS at &C., soft finish.
ALI-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, large size, 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Tremendous Stock,
TANs, LIGHT AND DARK GRAYS, BLAQSj
NAVY, MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAT.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

Our CARPET Department on the second nocf
has been rented, and is one OF the largsst en0
best stocked In the city.
Cottage CARPET at ~. IS, 80, and CSC;
Ingrain, Tarestry, Brussels, Veige's, Aoquest.S
Administers, Druggets In Fel', lnsrsDs
Rugs in Tapestry, Modne,te, smyrna, WIZ
ton Velyets III ssocks, all at very low pficesl
Ingram Carpets at 22, 2s, 30, 40, and ose's soR
Tapestry CARPETS a, 40, So. 90. 20, IS, and 90
for the best article; a>
Body-Brussels Carpet at 81 and alas, naae
and laid on the door;
Wilton Moauette Carpet at o6c worth l.o0
Dobson's Best Moqustte Carpet ss si.so' ms3s
Moqaette and vslve, Carpets at siso sna
SMYRNA Hugs at so, g5, rs, o0c, 81, el.25i
40 s2.75 a., $3.50, aud 90 foe Sofa mug. -
Mo1iette Rugs at S1.65, S3.20, So.o3 for tns
largest aud best article: -.
Wilton Velvet Rugs at s1.5o, $3.50, and sAcUJ
Iiassocgs at rs ard psc.-g great bargains;
Art Squares In Fclt and In sraln--a large stoSn y
$3.50, SIS, ~, IS, 80. 81, 80. si2, anu wv
very much below tue regular prcss'
Door-Mats, 0ll-Cloth Rugs;
Floor oil-Cloths q. 90, rs, 10, snd 3oc.i
Linoleum az 40, so, 20, and oOc.;
LACE CURTAINS Ia Nottingham. Antique, roloe
Appique--one OF the largest Hpd most cqpdf
piete stocks ever showu 10 this city, ranging
Ia price from SOC. 20 s35 pair.
Call aud be convinced hat We CAN GIVE roQ
ruE BEsr VALUE FOR rDs LEAST MONEY OK any
house In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
CZoabs and Traps.

Those who have seen our stock OF these goods
know that We do not exaggerate when We say
there is nothing in the South to compare with IL
either in magnitude or variety OF styles.
No such assortment was ever before broushs
TO Richmond as can now be found here.
Ladies' Wool Reetors ut 81, $3.50. s3.os, ser
81, 81, 80, AMI SO each.
Ladies' Fur-1rimmed Refers at s5.es, $3.50,
ss, e., $40, sio.75, sl1.75, sl475, eli, sis,
S25. s27. and $50 each.
Ladies' Hip-Seam and Box Coats In Bedford
Cords, French DIagonals, Smooth Beaver, and
Rongh Cheylois.
Ladies' Military Capes in over thlrty-nve
styles, ranging in price from 90 10 $40 each
Ladies' Cape Coats In Gv2r forty styles,
ranging from s10 10 $50 each.
Ladies', Misses, and Children's Military New
markets In an immense variety IN all the light
shades OF gray and tan In light and medium
weights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

SEQ our new and handsome LACE CURTAINS.
Now ia the time to buy your CARPETS. We
are offering great bargains to close IN order 10
make room for holiday goods
GENTLEMEN'S ALL-WOoL CASHMERE,
e1.25 yard.
BLACK HAIR CAPES, a.
Genuine ASTRAGHAN CAPFS, $3.50.
CHILpRENs WHITE CONEY SETS, s1.25.
BEAVER MUFFS only 81.
BLACK AsTRAGHAN MUFFs, 1918.
LYNX MUFFS, $3.50.
LADIES FLANNEL WAISTS only s1.e2, re-
gular price sl.75.
Great bargains in RUGS, at As, e7c., $3.50
and 1910.
FELT AMI INGRAM DRUGGETs from $3.50
to s17.
3-piece TIN TOILET SET. sL75; much better
ct 90.
BREAD-BOXEs. G2, 75c. and 81.
FRENCH WOVEN CORSET, 69c., regular
price Soc
LADIES UNDREssED MoUsQUETAIREs,
soc.
LADIES' GAUNTLETs only sL25, worth
s1.75.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs, 12bsc.
LADIES' FINE EsCALLOPED BoRDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS. 1866.
LADIES' FANCY SILK BANDKERCHIEFs,
75c. TO sI.25.
The best XTRACTS-Whlte Rose. White
Violet, Tea Rose, Cashmere Bouquet, Rose Cora
num- Jockey Club, Bridal Bouquet, siephanotis,
Sweet Sixteen. Patchouly, YIang-Ylang, Hello
trope, and OppOnax, Cnly Poe. an ounce.
sACHET POWDER only DC.
PACKAGEsAUNDERsSF FACE POWDER, 27c.
BABY BRUSHES AND COMBS, MEADE &
| BAKERS MOCTH WASH and DENrIFRlcE,
only 36c.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, 21c.
CUTICURA, lac.
| PEARS SOAP, 14c.
WHITE ROSE, No. All, only 15c
BOYS PLUSH CAPS, 25 and 35c.
| SMALL HASsOCKs, soc. Larger size, Mo-
quette tops. soc.
Great bargains this weok In BLACK GOODS.
Light shades In BROCADE SILKS, s1.25 worth
( s1.75.
Reduced prices this week in our FANCY
| GOODS DEPARTMENT..
CHILDREN's THREE-QUARTER WOOL
| HOSE only 33c.
boxes TETLow's swANsDowN, with oxl-
died puif box, only 20c.
| CHENILLE ETABLE-CoyERS,f from 6-4to 12-4.
| GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL LHANDKERCHlEfs,
| pure linen, 20c.
| VIOLET INK, &c.
| vASELlNE, boxes for 25c.
TOILET PAPER, packages for 25c.
| 0ILISE, 3 FOR <5c.
BEST POLISH, &c.
| We have o new and lovely line Of BUFFET
| sCARFS, In white and fancy borders, all prices.
Our HOSIERY STOCK Is complete and We are
Offering great bargains this week.
LADIES' PLAIN BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE,
fast color, 12tkc.
Match your slippers. All shades Isle
THREAD RICHELIEU RIBBED HOSE, SOC,
LIGHT GRAY SILK HOSE, sl25.
PURE WHITE SILK HOSE, sL
PCRE SILK HOSE. 80, all shades
EVENING GLOVES, ali prices and shades.
Visit our HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT. 1t Is now
opsn and We have nice line Of FANCY GOODS
and TOYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
&DAVIS

The constant arrival Of NEW GOODS, thereby
giving US comparatively a now stock each week
Is worth remembering. II assures you In nnd-
ing the ls,es. and mos, popular styles on our
counters each and cvcry tins you como to 500
us and always something new. Tho past week
we have addcd many entire new lines IN FALL
and WINTER GOODS which we show tomorrow
morning for the first time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Ladies Fur C0peS.

Our new arrivals IN these goods place cur
stock far above anything we have heretofore car
ried. We show tomorrow our new iine OF Capcs
In Black French Coney, Asirschan, African
Seal, Gray Krimmer, Cape Seal, Black Opossuin,
&C., all made with high shoulders, pointed
fronts, and full satin lined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

Then we have pretty lot of 36-inch
Plaids at 37lc. Some of these were re-
duced from SOC. and they are first-class
values. At SOC. per yard We have
grand variety. consisting OF plaids,
checks, and solids.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

The prices are right, we know the
STYLES are the latest. and the assortment
is good. We have full lines OF cheap
goods half wool, Is inches wide, at l24c.,
then the same mixture. but better quail
ty and wider (36 inches), at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Fur MufS.

That this IA 20 be Muif season is already cs-
taOlished. Already the demand has been great
or than for meny Seasons past. We snow To-
morrow a now limo Just received In the following
furs: Mink Moufilon, China Bear, Lynx, Nu-
iria, Black Hare, end opossum. Prices range
from 47c. 70 sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Blankets and Comforts.

We can sell yen an Atwood Blanket at Is.
Our White Blanket for 80 cannot be bought
elsewhere for less than 81.
Great bargains in Comforts a. 81, el.25,
sl.50 10 s3.
Down Comforts, 90 worth $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

The rough finish goods are the newest
style, but the smooth finish is here TO
stay. However, We don't want them to
STAY on our shelves. We prefer to sell
them out aud buy more If necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Dress Goods.

Our magnificent assortment OF English and
French Pattern Dresses and Paris Robes offer
n variety to choose from not found elsewhere.
Most OF these patterns como In six-yard lengths,
which IA ample for any dress, and you arc not
compelled to pay for two or three yards moro
than you have any use for, which makes quite
difference In tho cost of the dress.
Storm serges, Chevlots, and Bedford Cords In
sli the leading shades in variety surpassed by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

V1e ePece Striped Satteen for dress
"F huing-red stripe on green
n.lrd-at &C., worth 1870. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

oro piece "OGShade," Yard-Wide
1-s e4,1 Seucia at SEC, reduced from l2lc.
~V1SAsde " Solid Black Calico at 4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

Lenlaais Of sheetings, bleached and
sl.'e4cled, from l to A yards in a
.e' a' lppcr cent. OFF regular prices.
49, NLeehng for 22lc.. etc. etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

civilized man canuot live without
",A' SO says Owen Meredith. We
- Nat cooks must have dish cloths.
St"h.Crash, DC. per yard Linen
80 "a b, 10, l2i, aud l6ic. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Fur TrinanainSs

for Dresses and Cloaks IN AFRICAN SEAL, AS.
TRACHAN, NUTRIA. BLUE M0uFFLoS'
BEAVER and GRAY and BROWN BEAR. An
assortment to Meet the requirements most
any taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
ChHdren'S Fur MufS

IN Brown Hare, Blue and Dsrk-Gray Coney
Cninchilla, Watcr Mink, Nutria, and American
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Fancy Goods.

From this time on, the height of the
holiday season, we will be daily opening
attractive novelties in Fancy Goods OF
every description. The assortment is SO
large and the variety so great that We
will not have sufficient store-room to OK
hibit the entire assortment at one time,
but will have to depend upon daily sales
to make room for the many varieties
which will be placed on exhibition as
rapidly as time and space at our COM
mand will admit OF.
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
IN THE LGBBiES ANDGN TGYF.
STRt ETS.

We were sorry indeed yesterday
to hear on our streets of the death
of Mr.. w. G. Page, of Hofiman.
b. f. Montague, Esq, has been
appointed guardian of the esta.e of
the two younger children of the late
Gov. Fowle.
Col. A. A. Sherford, of Hickory,
out of the benevolence of his heart
has given, $50 toward the Sol
dier's Home.
There will be no services at Eden
ton Street Methodist Church to-day
because of the deep afiliction of the
pastors family.
The pulpit of the First Presbyte-
rian church will be occupied this
morning by Rev. j. b. Boone, the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Watkins, being
absent by appointment of the Pres
bytery.
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
49,. w TRAY 81.
Mr.. ID. b. Avera, Of Smi;hfcld

Mr.. ID. b. Avera, Of Smi;hfcld,
was Ii re on business Yesterday.
NIcssrs.L Marks, of Ashcvillc,a and
l.. Grimm, of Carthage, were here
yesterday.
Miss Octavia Winder went down
to Moorehead City yesterday to
spend while.
Mr.. Allen Crawford, Of Fayettc-
ville,was back among his old friends
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. Edmundson is in the city
on Il combined business and pleas
ure trip; it is said that he will not
90 back to Greene county alone aS
some one has consented to 90 along
too.
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
DA Rus 8. WATT.

The committee appointed by VIII
liam G. Hill Lodge No. 21S, A. F.
and A. NJ, to prepare a memorial
for the late D. S. Watt, have re-
ported as follows:
We have known Brother d. S.
Watt in all the relations of life
as dutiful son. as d loving hus-
band, as an affectionate father. as a
true Mason, and as consistent, de-
voted Christian. He was honored
by this lodge by being elected to
the position of Worshipful Master,
he was honored by the Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of North
Carolina with the most important
office within their gift, and he was
faithful to every trust. At an early
age he committed himself to the
''Faithful Promiser," who has given
the assurance to all His followers, Be
thou faithful unto death. a, d | Will
give thee q crown Of life" We
have every reason to believe that
he was faithful, and that he has
received the reward '.even lif,
forever more"
One Of our favorite poets ha,
given US a picture of a youth press
ing onward and upward bearing a
banner on which was inscribed tn
word "ExceIsior." Our deceased
Brother bore no visible banner, but
the word Duty to God and hi.
fellow-man was indellibly impress
ed on his every action, and illus
tratel his whole life.
We beg to express TO the famil,
of Brother Watt our hearty sym
pathy, and to point them to III
honorable life and to his triumphan
death. May we die the death {
the righteous and may our last en-
be like his.
Fraternally submitted,
J. B. NEATHERY,
d. f. EvERTT,
} IHOs. BADGER,
COmmittp,
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
The Create tsRacaet'' to BE On Fay
etfeVille Street.

The live and wide awake Crack
ct" Store Force will on or about
August 10th, move into the large
and handsomely~ fitted up store on
Fayetteville Street. This elegant
structure is 21O feet long and will
have all the new and modern i'm
provements, and it will be packed
from floor to ceiling with new
bright and attractive goods OF the
very latest and most fashionable
STYLES. and we shall make a special
effort to offer you more and great
er bargains than ever before. Our
second floor Department is room
100 feet long, and Will be used en-
tirely for carpets; this department
Will be filled with carpets and quail
ity or style that your fancy may
require. In order to sell out our
present store as close as possible
before moving we are now offer
ing the entire line at greatly reduced
prices. Any one needing anything
in dry goods will find it to their in
terest to examine our mammoth
stock before buying.
Yours truly,
Y ~
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
THE fsiG EOURrEg,

TIL Programme Submitted to the
nmmittae on A angema nts
At meeting of the committee of
arrangements for the grand Fourth
of July celebration, held last night
at the Mayors office, the following
partial programme was submitted ]:
A grand concert by the Durham
Brass Band will be the first feature
of the morning.
At 10 o'clock a. m. the process
sion will form in front Of the Var
boro House, headed by the Dur
ham Brass Band and Governors 5
Guard and Drum Corps, and will
pass in tbs following order
Governors Guard, carriages with
orator and readers of declarations,
State, county and city officials.
Fire Department.
Raleigh Cycle Club.
The state chronicle., 1891-06-28
WHEHE To GO TO CHURCH.
Baptist.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. w.
Carter, D. o., Pastor Sunday -chool
a. 9:30 hos H. Briggs, Super inten-
dent Preaching at Ii a. m. and 90
p. m II cordially invited
TABERNACLE BAPrIsr.-Rev. DIR. J.
J. Hall, d D., Pastor. Sunday School
at 9: 5. y. =. Broughton, Superinten
dent. Preechiny ar IL q. nj and 500
p. m, by the Iastor. Pubic invited
Methodist.
CENTRAL NJ. +. CHURCH. ley. Dr.
l.. L.. Nash, Pastor. Sunday School at
$50. W. ~ Sne ling Superintendent
Preaching at ! / a. m. aid Is D. m. by
the pastor. All inufed.
BROOKLYN NJ. r.. G URCH.-Rev G..
.. Durant, Pastor Sunday Scnocl at
3 p. m, j Porter, Superintendent
Preaching at ) p III PRAYER meeting
every Wednesday I light at 7:30.
Episcopal.
CFPIsr CHUECH Rev. DR.. NJ. NJ.
Marshall rector + FIJI Sunday after
iriuy. Early Comml1noG AT a. m.
Divine service and sermon q II m
-uada claOl a. D 90 y. ~. { ,ral
eyensong $500 p IN Serve 9 Curin
the V ek: Mo day st teter's Day,
aud Fraay q a. II. Wednesday Up Ii.
"A inyi e..
CHUR II OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. &. j Winsare Rector. Fl i
sunday t-r TRINITY. : nj SC Ool
al z Il. III '.orunG prayer an ser
mon 80 ii NJ ven'n4 gr.ye aaG
sermon az $50 p III Sfvices dG-i in
ne we-E: euj y 81. re err. Fay
aud Wednesda. H. GA. III Eli as a
6p Ii All sat free. All cordially
invited.
Christian hu ch.
CHRISTI A> CHUR II ev j. L. Fo
ter, Pastor. sunday Sc 1oo at 9:3
Pr acclrg = 4. IN Ser ron To he Re
lief ssCc. Jj"nUf The II iei"h aud Gas
- r rnad, and $ p. m by th= pastor
; 90 & aay invited - attend.
Presbyterian
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