BANK CLEIIK CHANGES.
Messrs. Jas. S. Crawford and Jack
Shannon Have Resigned.
Mr. James S. Crawford, who has
tor some years been filling the posi
tion oi paying teller at the National
Bank has resigned that position to
rake effect upon the election
of his successor. He has filled the
position with entire satisfaction to
both the patrons and the proprietors
ot the bank, both of whom will
regret to lose him. He is a young
man of wide popularity and splendid
business qualifications. He has not
decided what business he will take
up, but his many admiring friends
hope that he will decide to remain
in Goldsboro. In this connection the
resignation of Mr. Jack Shannon, a
clerk in the same bank, will also be
read with interest and regret by the
general public. He is also very pop
ular, and possesses excellent business
qualifications. He resigns to accept
the position of book-keeper for the
"VVhiteville Lumber Co. Until his
successor has been named he will
have charge of the Whiteville Lum
ber Company's books and will do
their work here. These two last
resignation will give an entire new
force at this bank. Mr. J. M. Hollo
well, the cashier, resigned some days
ago and his successor was elected
Saturday in the person of Mr. Geo.
C. Kornegay. The successor forj
the two who have resigned to-day j
will be named in the near futuie and j
the business of the bank will con- j
tinue as heretofore. Its prospects j
were never brighter and it is gratify- ;
ing to the many Mends and patrons.'
Of the back to learn that its business
the present year will eclipse all
former records, meeting fully the
expectations of its president, Mr.
Geo. A. Norwood, Jr., who has
the confidence and high esteem of
all our citizens.
fl BIG CUT.
We have decided to offer for the next fifteen days
our er tire stock at ereatly reduced prices, in order to
make rcom for o
Pure and Sweet are the Skin, 5calp,
and Hair of Infants Purified
and Beautified by
BED-RIDDEN 43 YEAES.
Wayne County Has Such a Citizen,
and Perhaps There is no Other
Such Case on Record.
There lives in the town of Fre
mont, N. C, a man who, if he lives
to see the 10th day of next Septem
ber, will have lain in bed practically
all the while for forty-three years.
He is Mr. W. H. Shackelford, father
of J. H. Shackelford, who is well
known as one of the most industrious
and active men in that part of the
county.
Mr. W. II. Shackelford, the afflict
ed, was born and reared in Greene
county, about two and a half miles
north east of Speight's Bridge. He
wan born May the 18th, 1822, and is
consequently over eighty years old
As a child lie was not healthy, but
grew stronger after his twelfth year,
and worked on a farm until his
thirty-seventh year, when he became
afflicted with what he terms "a siv
Jng way of the muscles of the back
combined with some affection of the
jiervous system." Mr. Shackelford,
.took his bed on the 10th of Septem
ber, 1859, just forty-three years ago
tthe 10th of next September, and has
remained there ever since. He can
get up and walk across the room, but
is unable to stay up for but a few
.minutes. He is a man of intelligence,
yeads not a little, converses well, has
good memory well stored with
reminiscences of the past.
It is rare that one meets a man
over four score years old, but here is
something stranger still, a man over
eighty years old forty-three of
which have been spent in bed.
6TBEET FAIRS BARRED.
No More to be Held Under the Au
spices of the Elks.
Salt Lake, Utah, August 14. The
Grand Lodge of Elks today adopted
the recommendation of the Commit
tee on Rules and Laws, absolutely
prohibiting the holding of street
lairs or carnivals under the auspices
of toe Elks lodges. The law will not
go into effect until January l. 1903.
The debate over the question., was
spirited, but the feeling among the
members of the Grand Lodge that
such fairs and carnivals were not in
accord with the fundamental m-in
eiples of the order was evidently very
strong and the committee's recom
mendations were overwhelmingly
adopted.
The prize drill of marching clubs,
scheduled for today, was. a disapoint
ment as but one competitor appear
ed, the Denver Lodge. f . They were
given k prize of $250 for their drilling.-
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MILLION'S use Cuticuka Soap, as
sisted by Cuticura. Ointment, for
preserving, purifying, and beautify
ing the skin, for cleansing the scalp, and
the stopping of falling hair, for softening,
whitening, and Soothing red, rough, and
sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings, and
chafings, and for all purposes of the toilet,
bath, and nursery. Millions of "Women
use Cuttcura. Soap in baths for annoying
irritations and inflammations, for too free
or offensive perspiration, in washes for
ulcerative weaknesses, and for many san
ative, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women.
Complete Treatment, SI.
CuTlcuitA Soap (25c.), to cleanse the skin of
crusts and scales and soften the thickened
cuticle, Cuticura Ointment (50c.), to in
stantly allay itching and inflammation, and
soothe and heal, and Cuticuka Kesolvbnt
Pills (25c.), to cool and cleanse the blood.
Cuticura Resolvent Pills (Chocolate
Coated) are a new, tasteless, odorless, econom
ical substitute for the celebrated liquid Cuticuba
Resolvent, aa well asforall other blood purifiers
and humour cures. In screw-cap vials, contain.
Ing 60 doses, price 25c.
Bold throughout the 'World. British Depot: 27-28,
Chartarhouae Sq., London. French Depot: & Rue da
la Paix, Paris. Poitie Dbdo and Chum. Corp , Sola
Props., Boston, U. S. A. " Ail about the Skiu," free.
NEW
We have the nicest line ot bed room suits, chars
rockers, centre tables, extension tables which we wi 1
make o
Prices To Suit You.
Should you be in need of anything in the furnitu e
line, you will make a great mistake by buying before
getting our r rices. Yours trulv.
Royall & Borden.
a f wa msim mj--
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Models
Four
Tsftflai
Batiste
STRAIGHT FRONT
STYLE 340-
'Corsets
India Batiste, the material of which these corsets are made
IIS 7 "surirng comfort, and yet rigid enough to create
and retain a perfect form. It is the ideal Summer fabric. The
StraightFxont models are perfect in design, being made in
wiping me very newest
modes of over-garments.They
bring out beautiful curves at
the waist line and create a
Sloping effect over the hips,
throwing the entire figure into
an erect militarv - attituH
GEO. E. HOOD,
D. J. THURSTON.
HOOD & THURSTON,
Atto r n ey-at- Law .
Practice !n Wayne and Adjoining Counties.
Wo represent The Union Surety & Guaran
tee Co.. of New York City. Will go on vour
bond. june 7 tf
FARM FOR SALE.
I offer for - ale my farm consisting
of one hundred and four acres, one
and one-half miles from Dudley, 75
acres cleared, balance good woods
land The land is adapted to corn,
cotton, tobacco, strawberries, etc.
For terms etc apply to
T. G. L9FTIN,
Aug. 15, 1902 Dudley, N. O.
I HEfDfGHES
UUKBD B T .j
Watch Selling,
We have a Fine Selection
of Watches, and if you are
thinking of purchasing a good
time piece, you should not fail
to SEE OUR STOCK.
Every watch guaranteed to
be just as represented.
Watch Repairing.
our business and we give
careful painstaking atten
tion to it.
"We give special attention
to repairing of fine watches
the kind that need extra
careful adjustment.
We try to have our work
give satisfaction such aa will
win the confidence of all who
leave their watch repairing
with us.
We want you to feel that
when you leave you. watch
with us for repair the work
will he done in a competent
manner.
L. D. GIDDENS,
Fii?e Watci?es aijd deuietty.
V STRAIGHT f Rof r
Go To The Hustlers.
There you will find the biggest bargains in all the lines in which they deal,
-cf -T'ATITC'TO'X'TH T--i ax
OPuUlIiO DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
The Strait-form models for tbe
. average, figure, more especially
wnere tiiere is a tendency to slight
nesa, increase the apparent size of
the hips and produce that stvlisK
angle from the shoulders to the bust.
For sale in Goldsboro ut
Weil & Bros
THE "BELLE"
TABLE,
Seems to be eagerly sought
by some but perhaps you
care more for other -table
essentials
f KNIVES a AND FORKS. 4-
An extensive line of all hollow and plated wares as fine
specimens of the siWersmith's art as you see in stores of
larger cities. Reasonably sure a visit to our store will con
vince you of the superiority of our goods.
Years of square, honest dealing give people unbounded tf
dlock.
SZ. Electric
P Street
31
3e- .
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Sold at all druggists.
FOR SALE.
A desirable 2 story residence, 8
rooms; located 3 blocks from
on V alnut street. Wast., a i
acre vacant lot. For terms etc. apply
iu xtLn us omce.
flats, Caps, Umbrellas. Trunks. Crnrknrv aiocom.., -or j j -rrr-,
l , , , ' , u.o.iUlc, uuu uu V 11-
low H are, hardware, patent medicines, flour. 0f tyoqi i
cheese, candies, cakes, canned and potted goods Watch the prices below!
.Lard 10c, cofffce 8c, vinegar 5c pr quart, soda 3
8,000 pounds of job lots of tobacco and snuff. 20 kinds of tobacco at 25c
per Jb. 3 kinds of tobacco at 20c per lb. 6 kinds former price 40c reduced
to 30c. We give premiums for tags, taen from our tobacco We have
any graae or price for 20c to 60c, snuff 35c and up, ciga s lc each.
W. K. LflNB. ,SHOES, SHOES, SHOES
PICKLING TIME; IS ON.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
We are ready to suddIv vou with .ill th riiftaai
Spices of Purest Quality, which is necessary to suc
cessful pickling and preserving
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
127 West Centre Street, North,
Next door to Dewey Bros.
i w rooms sboie office for rent. Ian trim
Administrator's Notice.
Ha vine analified
state of Abram Barfleld. deesed. noUco
- - ruuo luueuiea &o I
saia estate to come forward and settle the
lmmeaisieiy. farties holding claims
apains, said estate will present them to the
rri" "7 . pay mens on or oefore tne
i ?f u8"J,8t-1"". o' this notice wUl be
tviraiu " lui ui bun r recovery
This 18th day of Aagnvt, igoa
W. B. HO I, Administrator.
In store and to arive 10.000 nairs of shnM-AKiM. -t ,
i , . - - vuiucu is duucb, 2ocana
i . ?uu' 150 $2.00 shoe made. We are detetmined to
l1Ctt" 1U BUU8 iQDacco. we nave also added a W cfi, t ,4
I Kn , ; j ttt. -i, . . iiiuiBiur
I "P- wan ior cur torn stock of T'all ninfv,io.
w I..U.MIJ5 .
L & F- B. Edmunflsnn,
WALNUT STREET HUSTLERS.
Pure Ground Black Pepper,
Pure Cayenne Pepper,
Mace and Nutnegs,
Poud. Nutnegs,
White Mustard Seed,
Mixed Spice?,
Pond Cinnamon,
Pond Cloves,
Whole Cloves,
Celery Seed, etc.
Colbuins Mustard,
Stick Cinnamon,
Green Coloring,
Tumeric.
Goldsboro Drug- Co.
NORTH SIDE DRUG STOBE AND PEOPLES' POPULAR DRUG STORE
NOTICE.
mlnlstramx upon the estate of my dead has-1
""""ui'is" persons maebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
BiTmtBt m.TlA All itAHnn m v. ni .i
against said estate wfll present me to me for
payment on or before July Slst.UKB, or this
. Jilti1 w oi tneir lecorery.
t i s .ST """"i Auuiaiairatrix
w sit xvua.
DR. THEO. L GINN.
Physician and Surgeon.
i umee rrer oiaa Best's Store.
; eoLDBsoKaxr.a
SATURDAY EVENING POST I
can supply tnose who wish the
aoove popular puoncation at 5 cts.
per copy. Delivered anvwhere in
the city. Phone me at the colored
asylum. Jiarvey, Bryan.
WANTED Medical Journal desires
a representative in this locality.
Permanent v employment., Salary
and commission. Address 154 East
?z,' jsew York: City.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT Mrs. McDonalds' house
on William St. next door to C. G.
Smiths' $10.60 per month: 8 room
house la Newtown f&.GO per month;
8 room house on Slooumb St. 16.00
per month.
FOR SALE Mrs. Bassett's desirable
home and vaeant lot adjoining on
Slooumb St. ; one six room bouse on
Slooumb St.; 17 cheap lota for In
vestments; 1,100 acres of land in In
dlan Springs township which I hsre
decided to out np In farmers to suit
tbe perchaser. this land U adapted
to oora, eotton. tobaooo sad truck,
has been run down and will be sold
heap, until September 1st, after
that time, it will be taken off the
market; then I will lease or rent
about SO horse crop this land ad
Joins J. H. Grant and Is in a splen-
did neighborhood, ScTen Springs'
road running through tbe eentre, I
will repair and build for tenants -alee
houses; this Is one of the best
chances for farmers for 1902 that I
know of as It has rested for one year
and Is equal to new land.
If you wish to buy or U, see
Ee Le Edmuridson
J Beal Estate Hustler.
tOST--Ladies shoe 1 buckle f bur-
nisnea brass. - Finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving , at this
SEED BYE I have one hundred
, bushels or seed rye which I wish
to dispose of at once. ' Jl W. Ed
STOP!
Before you place your
w i
order for a
Fall of Winter Salt,!
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Suppose you call at Gel-
man s the Artistic Tailor
and examine his line of
Suits and Trousers and fret
his prices and , learn his
manner of doing business.
Besides by giving your
orders to Gelman you pat
ronize home enterpriser
m'-i- ivcuctuuiiy, .
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
A combination of theory and practice, of book study and manual
work in Engineering, Agriculture, Chemistry, Electricity, Mechanic
Arts and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses (4 years), Short courses
(2 years), Special Courses (3 mos.) Tuition and room, $10 a term'
board, $8 a month. 80 teachers, 369 students, new buildings for 509
Write for booklet "A Day at the A. & M. College.
President GEO. T. WINSTON, Raleigh, N.C.
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MOWS
German
To make a clean sweep of our line of Summer
Serge Coats we have marked our $3.0. S4.00 an d
$4.50 Double Breasted : Coats at $2.70.
Not many left, butwe may have your size.
. New York Artistic Tailor.
GOLTlfKORO
f. f. JOSBPH
wards, uoldsboro N. C. -
23 West Centre St, Goldsboro,-N. O.
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