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juoruuui jfts ukaloois. P0ST0FF1CE TALK
111 a-M T.?. wti Umb um
m to' JTitaMTcT;. ''T Busiows Community May Enter
rri-w. 11 !S lT-Bqy -L Protest Against Mrs. D. L
Li tMaa 'tmmT sbTssjsm Zm I Bwomu, Plo, luteata Barbta mm
71 T mimmmmSSm wee oomv -jt f g i ca
VEATMFR REPORT ST j "fl. T
,,J"M : 47 T&llbllvri eaUM north
4 4, $ oi o im I u lTePJ l4T :hooo-
age of waB b Om bNbw How at laM saw saiaUly bvW free of eee-r
iiMi-ir, . C. m A. M. t 4 fas Mall inm i at iao sMM af the Ou-
ii MM paaMrQ in). Toe Idee H bow Bad
Part llim 1 1 i i - I IM eiiy are Blnaly . laltag
roes M -Dr. 8WW and Mk.
::sr-ir.;;:::i::i: SSftS: Hfrrvla
aft tiut ih.ui. Wil hub, wbm mill te Ca
Vl!!"' p5 g- Unit bibbs A sambae
nUffNrtiirnin. LStF.-L m anagisinlaiMj mlsgrs
..u mm mi By frteoata In WUmlas-
h ia ''Talus wM AUaav
a.- Vbsmmt wut latissw Cfark enrsr4V04Y pootaU.
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Morning Star.
WnjONGTON N. C- WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1903.
On m
Sis
Three MthBt
Two Mmmthm,
BUTr to 8-1
Oltrt4( CiPrl
l.C
loata.
FOUR SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
afata-
c peopit of
ly ar-J
Uaaa fcaatf t
1 vUl as
a wiva-
T0O wwi Ml Mk M vlopmeDla
yam day la UM bmmBm diatdoa,
ad a wall laforwad paraon who wu
cosiaiudl mmii iha auUtat aakt there
voaM M'MM aaill Juavf Mb or
tt. Tba aaara that the endorMtaent
f Oaairmaa Bolltaa for IM) ol
MM MM M MM. D. L.
wm i-.alad by MrormJ thai the lander
Ml fkl Um MiOHMtlBg t at M tea
MpaaMnMM-L Whataffeet
UM mHmm of -Dm Darby M ao
0M MMt bIom will MM apoa the
laireaaaa iMi roil lino to fire the
oOm to Mm. Bon ill Ml koowo
It H bettOTO by Maoy thai tbe tender
of too Mbordlaata ploM to MM Dat
by ao4 tbe prlaeJpal to Mn. Boaaeil
bM Moeed a breeeh MtQMo tboee two
UflooooM aod. If oa, Um affoot will bo
M ftM til baada ao eqaal abooiac
acala obM tbo MM U reopened after
tbe boUooye, niaooO of MM Darby
a ad tbo Mbv mv leea faeored eandl
detee eatortaia MM mom oeTertbeleaa
Ooreroor D. L Rjeeeli' lufl aence
ail aloe baa beoa oaderatood to bare
beea with Miaa Darby aotll tbe
pected tare of affaire on Monday.
Taere are tboee who entertain tbo
Idea that to Um Baal com prom lee of
affaire la tbe Ifbt, either Mr. John
M Gore. Jr.. or hla father, Mf.D L
Gore, will lead tbe ooatUoa. Wolie
aeltber of them U en aroered eandi
datr, it la aaid tbat either would eaert
flee hie pereonel laeltaetlona
talereet of bareaoay.
b cat aaaa oxx mat pbotmt.
Wm Ibe bjsineee community enter
e eoeeertod objeottM to the eppolnt
eaeet of Mr. Raaeellt Tbat wee a
qaeeUoa fresaeeUy aaked yeeterday
and aupplemeated by the eUUment
that tbe aoooiateoent of Mr. Buaaell
would rlrtaally amount to bandlDR
Ibe offioe oeer to ibe ex Oorereor.wbo
epeeere to be. by no meana, a Wllmlaf
ton faro rite. It la koowa that bod tbe
i
Utsre proportlone yeeaero.y
reeoleUoo woold bare been la
IroducMl protee'.lnc aralnat Mr. Kai
eeil'e appointmant upon tbe froande
eteteeV Tb) OMeiBer will bo to om
aioa acaia to-oby aod tbo reaolnUoo
not It u aoi mon
Um Matter will be eoeaiderfd
ee oee within it pror
wu aa in' -T.a.
of tb adrleb llty of enur-
iog a proieet on toe jor 01 om
ber after tbe aaeUa yeeterday after
ooa bat tbe oaaaloa oa tbe aajeet
were'reryi-eT. bw bmM. aboald
awe b eaede, woold be eattreJy upoe
of Judge Baeeell
. .
m .nrh an iDamomw"'.
Nertb tereilM SorMM aMfcM AMticr
ValoOM kMtrlbeiiM ta PoaM hi
the Coeelry Oreet work
Tbe North Carolina Soroela aboald
be warmly commended for tbs great
work It I doing lo tbe public cbo3l
of tbe State, asd eapeoially what ia
Mlag done by tbe WitMMtoa chap
ter for tae echoola of New saaorer.
Late . nt Spring ooe atreulaUng libra
ry wee alerted oa It round, carrying
auaabtoe aad brlghtnee Into hundred
of booMB ta rural eommunlliee la tbl
eooety, aod oa yeeterday lbe eulml
aatlon of another half eeeaon'e effort
oo Um put of tbe ladle here wm tbe
MMBMUm tbrooffb Mm Margaret
la. Kiagabory bo. Prof. Waahlagton
Oatlett, auperiBteadnt of eouaty
Mb mil, of four otbor oireulaliag libra-
which will be tent out lmme-
BIMely afM Mw Be I tat ya. be hooka
are etan dard and will BBW BB elerat
too aetaot a bob tbe literary Mtaa of
tboee young people Into wboee hand
Lboy n ay fail. Each aebooJ Is prir
lleged la keep oaa of tbe
llbrarir IbMO MMtb aad Prof. Oat
lett bM about decided to aaigo UM
four BOW la band to Eat W 11 legion,
Pederal Poiot, No. 12, on the Caatle
Hajaes rood, aad ObbUo Hayne'a d;a
tncta, which do not now eajoy tbe
prlr nege of rural librarie under the
offer of tbe Bute last year.
Prof Cetltt My tbe ralue of tbeee
rural and circulating Ubrariee cannot
be underestimated. He require of tba
teacher regular report of the Interest
ahown la tbe book by the pupil aod
M It of tbo opinion that no otbor like
agency 1 doing BO much in diffusing
literary knowledge among tbe young
people of hi charge
USIVeiSAL OIL AND FE8IILIZEB 60.
CONDEMNS PRACTICE.
Chamber of Commerce Commit
tee's Plan to Prevent Adul
teration of Spirits.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
A SPECIAL MEETING TO-DAY.
3:80
snEBirP iubmi FiteuAei.
Mr aV Ol
tootb, Vb. M aadlMt af
aaard blr Uao, arrteed la
mM a bow ooouy
a
tlag tbe iraewT
agency ar to
Um atty
engage1
M Meal
y to Mr.
arrtral la
fMTeVdm MMTa aM. Mr. Baa
Li taa MM bo d - d If ao'd 1t. wUl be Bore eaewral daya.
! t M MM aJMawi. afwar, tall wuiumooo bM aota-Map
aaTM If bo wore - Hmmm ta M eow bm- wttb oaenry aad satb
i. . j for obbm w Moaww v.i.
. teat a
pot up a
liOl
ia will ief to pay bar.
A BM aatM ioto a acrap wuo -mm.
bWI Cad bM wf tbo can
to pena n
aadwfll MN
. p,o .007 for baodaioa.
T 't-!a. If Q
1 - - m ta. ao a dab af taa
. T -7TTfc tMW omd1w
bas oBMboot to ibe J29. Uo
awaawaaaajpaB m wmbww -111 W
aw.. wHUflOO tbat
Ugbft wf taMEoMiT
Om PaMay."
la taw aaledaM
edariaaBtTB
fo, -Graft
Tot H
Txb.
ktda tbo
rT a rowMl
in faror of tbo
-ite aatBonaia-
oftSaO Pr
ar w-w , . .
nf -ant tbe city oa- r- ,
4M-T. taM. W,
ua
Li eipc io Pl5u
boom ia Norfolk, but
ll"aooarV by
irary to m
eat la ytardy
t aaaal we a alagl
r .W-UbU Of
MBordtaily
ibe city
te Dr. ciara.
... .tton of hla
I. tekeo of meir w-
kladiy Uiereet aaa SZl nf tha Y.
awMMB, aw- - -Btbl.ClM.oa
Mond aye
I tO Vft. Bu U. - '
. . . . . i w htad-
w vy n inn-.i
ear. . minm
aMrttag ai 1 1 w
Dr.
i i-ae Blatt Fviareliaed ky
Marrry Cei Yraltrday Ueralef.
of a new coat or hk
beqalekly dlr blmeelf. Uepuiy
Sbonff W.B. On yaatarday turned
fire fighter aad .aUoguUhed aa Inclpi
e.t blase atarted la aom Udl gra.
MaMai
on r nacMj-awj
.ao m aiming dawn
rMwaty BBortii --JTZIZL: ..h
II u uiw.
, i llvht
Dottoed a ooloreo ooy
. garetU and careleeaiy mrow
boralag match into aome dry gra.
woead ibe feaoa. In a moment there
-.a .v,- otteh olne fence.
a oiai - r - .
la do- prosl-lty to Mr.
d.no, Try qainkly bt Tb. of
lr tbe manner oi oir
m . av ki. .mi and
o.i-t.h at once are w
ting in miecaj-i
eosae ana
of tbe
Certificate af iBcaraeraUso fM New WaV
MMftaa EeterpriM SharthiKwt.
A certificate of ineorporetlOB for
tb UaiTsraal Oil and Fertiliser Com
pany of Wilmington, wm received
from the Secretary of State by tb.
Clerk of tbe Superior Court bora yea
terday. Tbe charter la granted for
ao yeare aod tbe place of builnea will
M Wilmington, though tbe company
bM lb. right to conduct place of
buaiae any where It may chooae. The
capital stock to $10,000 with prirllege
to 1 u oi MS II at aay time to $100,000.
Tbe ccmpany la autnor sea to oeajia
bualaeM when 115.000 of tbe amount
hall bare been a u been bed to at tae
par aula, of $100 per ahare. Tbat par
eealage of the stock baa already been
i, ken by Ml III I B. Q. Worth, a w.
Worth and W. E Worth, who each
Bubeeribe to 50 sharoa. Tbo stock
ho'.dera are not ladtridually liable for
eey of tba company a torts, debt,
contracts or other obligations of any
kind whateoeeer.
Tb. busiaeaa proposed to to menu
faetaro asd Mil oU ; to buy aad soil
cotton aerd Bad tha product of cotton
aaed. aad the products of cotton seed
meal ; to buy aad sail aay aTreaae
orod icing prod net; to maaafaetura
.nd reflate ell aad bbU the same ; to
manufacture, buy aad sail aotton,
eottoo aaad aad the producte of tba
cotton plant.
A. before atated. tbe locaUoa of tbe
pleat la Wlimlagtoo wUl be juat back
of the Wilmington tobacco ware
houM. Spur track to fadliUi. rail-
a .hiiwiMia from the worka are be
ing lad. m
WELL KNOWN PWSTER DEAD.
AitMdaac Yeaterd.y Nat Saffictoatiy Bea
reBBBtatrrs af Naral Stare IsaarcsU
to Pan Upea lesportsat Matter.
Official Clrcntor.
Tbe call for a a pedal meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce to reeeive the
report of the committee recently ap
pointed to formulate a plan to remedy
exietlng ooBditions ralaUr. to tba
adulteration of spirits turpentine, did
not develop bb attendance auffleiently
representative of the naral stun, in
lereeea of tbe pert to peas upon a
question regarded aa of euch Impor
tance a tbe one In bead yeeterday
afternoon aad aa adjouramont wm
taken until 1$ o'clock to-day, when it
to hopad that all who hare at heart tbe
welfare of UM iadustry here will be
. m t .J h . .nmmlttAH
preaem. in juawee w "
the members of which bars giren lib
erally of their time and study to the
qu eat ion, Bad the Chamber of Com
merce. M which the reaponaiblllty for
local trade condition attache, the
merting to day should bo MoecteUy
well attended.
Preaddent Taylor, of the unamoer,
called the meeting to order at
o'clock yesterday afternoon
briefly stated tha object of the as me.
Aa Secretary Kyle wm about
to road the report of the committee,
Mr. a W. Worth, its chairman,
raised the point M to attendance,
tating that the committee desired the
concurrence in any action, a far as
p msI ble, of avery uaral itorea recel ver
and buyer on the market. There
ahould be a discussion or every lec
ture of the report, he aald. Intimating
tbat If any amendment war. needed
they should bo added. Unanimity of
action was regarded a MMntial to tb
aueceM of the plao. President Tsylor
then adjourned the meeting- until
noon to-day urging the naeeestty for
a foil attendance upon the deferred
session.
the coauirnx E8 plah.
The committee which submits the
plan to composed of Mr. O. W. Worth,
chairman; Mr. EL K. Naah and Mr.
B. j. Ball, aad thalr report which
contemplate the re-eitabllahment of
tha. old atandlng oommittee of the
Produce Exchange on Inspection and
Clarification, is M follow:
Wllaalagton, N. O. Dee. fist., 1903.
Your committee appointed to ar
renge auch deUlto aa ia thalr opinion
would atop the practice of adultera
non of apirits of turpentine, beg to
augtaBt taw Mllaami o'-a.
First: That there be Issued an of
ficial circular by this Cbamber setting
forth tbat It bM been brought to its
official notice that mora or lees adult
eration of aplrit is being Prf
aome maBUfacturers who market their
spirits here
aad that the said practice
i. aerlouily damaging tne repuaun
boy.
- a baaa
had done, returnee
i-.Jt i. .i i aelina tbs progi
flr. He ltot d to rtli lsctnre
'.om tbe offlcor oa tb. "Erll of Oar.
, .Bd then departed
Dr
M. C
r.,ucar BMCUUST HEIB
H Kelly tad Mtssbrrt si W Um
ly Qaatets sl Tbs Ortaa.
W ewa.ial.Aaae.
Kelly, BI taaiuuv...
t Johns tiopsin. w
Dr. H. V
aaooBtestoar
"anVyCi
,m aaaas
ua-rltb
tbe gift
tbs pre
waekly aupcer s
w i iht elaaa waa
BWJ W
Itt
a i lawa
rynaecoiOB.-. - dl-ingutob-
rerity and ob. - ,
T-il br bis daughter.
accompanied by D1" " w at
E Many. "- ' MOfl their
takaa by Mr Ptwu' -
grrrrrd h Bhi u". lb-
e
Mr
c ty
Igbt with bto bride B
- k a-aaW
a -rt VsWS ITrsaoj Wfmm
JJTmtwbww be rasaiad
Wood www wM .. a aa
Bjayb-f Pr fMAaw bavttauioo-aaailst-
"h "V ha frosh
a mm aJPaw
m B
f aVMiraav.
Mv aad Mrs
HeiaT saoibr
I Tirt 1
io - w
UN.
BeuffaregBests o.
a. WU I c.,.,, af r
fl will rema.- . . . I -S- .
go to
sna rn ., ,nMta at The
-,y to Fiona. Kelly -,
?Zl -'y rtwhoBti.. herewith
rT t fl BurbBBk and other members
Mb. mecaJ Profemloa in the city,
of ibe meoic-i k h. Jams.
. araJBa w also emu
Walk Ma-oriel Hospiul a.d raasw
W. M..d.bip with tb. .orgeoa
T- TV. Tn-ieb AkBTMBB, WOO .or
cbarge, ir-ii.'-
letime was oa ir .
MAM.
Mr. TbMMS T. Ssedsra Paeaed Away Yrs-terdsy-FasersI
That AlwJBMB.
Mr. Thoma. T. Seedara. a wall
known printer or wnmingiou - -highly
respected cittoen, aMfljaaAar
day morning at bis home. No. 804
MacRae etreet, after a brief illBeea.
About a year ago he suffered a stroke
of paralysis aad had Berar fully re
covered from taa affect of whea his
heart failed blm end he paseeu pwaw
ralty away. Mr. Seeders wraborn in
Lynchburg. March 15tb, 1888, and
waa. therefore, la the 55th year of bto
He bad worksd at the printing
...nhia Ufa and bad bun a rasl-
LfdVAA v ms a --
dent bare for many year.
to mourn tbair Iom
Mr. Tbo. J. Seeder,
tr. Mia Meddle S
t. fiineral Will oe
S 30 this aftsrnooh from Market Street
M E church by B.TS. J. W. Pottor
and A. a Battou and the remain.
will be laid to rest lnaanauw.
CLEVER bEOAK) SVINDLEK.
4frAaiericBS Editor Wba Skipped Char
lot t e Once Lived Hers.
D. Wayard Bel 1, a aairro who once
. paper for tbe colored race in u
. - nL..lAil.
dir. to pronounced ny we
one of tb. ctevere.
who ever transacted busl
a eitv. Bell turnrf up in
Chsrlotto aavoral weeks ago and eetab-
M.hd a aeml-weeaiy newip.r
neoole. Acoordlng to his con
He Isbvm
a wire, one wo.
and one daugh-
conduoted at
.Li. .,w-t The obleet
Ui tlil. .
cular la to request ail wM nave oeexi
engaged In this practice to abandon it
and to give notice that in every cm. of
suspected adulteration the article will
subjected to a rigid lnpecllon by
an agaut appointed aad bonded by
Mbi saabeTVad, if found adnlter
ktad tbe maker will be proMcmMS oj
taTiaapector to the full extent of the
Seco.d:-That It ahall ba the
duty of every reealyM of aatrtM
of turpentine on tnss mamc.
furnish tha name of My manu
facturer whose apiiito may have
acv adulterated by the
Inspector, end in case of refusal to dp
u iWproeecutlng rait shall be insti
tuted against such receiver.
Third: That the expense Of
aucb inspection shall be made aa
reasonable M poaalbl. - and ahall
beborae by tha manufacturer, if
found adulterated, and If not
ao found the expense shall be borne
k. ih. hnTur nr Dartr who made the
UJ auv rf. r
CFourih That this Chamber take
step to have a mora stringent
law with benvter penalty passed at
tbe next meeting of the General As
sembly. At Bess Pram school.
Among the Wilmington young
i.diM and sentlemen at home from
college for the holidays are: Misses
Margaret and Bessie Bridge, Bloyine
Burrues, Fannie Murohiaon, Bessie and
Belle Latimer, Margaret Short, Atba
Hicks, Florence Kidder ; Maasra. Louis
T. Moore, Obas. O. Lough lin, Preston
Gumming, Jr., Bob Gaidar and biugene
Mr. L. L. Beall, of Portsmouth
is at Tne Orton.
Mr. H. L. Hinson, of Kenans
ville, to at Tbe Orton.
A. B. Maxwell, E q., of White
ville, to at The Orton.
Dr. Leslie B. Evans, of Clark
ton, wm here yesterday.
Mr. 0. K. Myers, of Washing
ton, N. O., Is at The Orton.
Mr. R. W. Wallace returned
to Rocky Mount yesterday.
Mr. P. D. Diggs, of Mount
Olive, wm here yeeterday.
Stephen Mclntyre, Esq., of
Lumber too, waa here yeaterday.
Mr. J. A. Bradbury, of Co
lumbia, 8. C, arrived last night.
Miss Katie Mohr is at home
from school to spend the holidays.
Mr. E. A, Council, of Coun-
cil's, N. C, is a guest at The Orton.
Mr. J. A. Thompson, of Con
way, & O., to a guest at The Orton.
Mrs. E. L." Parr went to Rich
mond yesterday to spend Christmas.
Mr. B. L. Wall, wife and two
two children, are guMts at The Orton
Uann w TT. Pvke and E. H
Adkins. of South port, are
Orton,
Mr, Ernpsi .lliams, of Au-goet-
arrived last night from the
South,
Messrs. C. B. and W. T. Ay-
cock are at The Orton en route to
Whiteville.
Miss States, of Norfolk, re
turned yesterday after a visit to the
Misses Clark, of Wilmington.
Cadet Captain E. P. Bailey
came home from the A. & M. College
last night to spend the holidays.
Mrs. B. B. BnsseU has gone to
Charleston to spend OhristmM with
her daughter, Mrs. D. B. Holland.
Dr. J. A. Stone, who is attend
tag the medical department of the
University of Msryland, is at Shal
lotte for tbe holiday sesson.
Lumber ton Robesonian: "Mr.
and Mrs. P. W. Dick, of Wilmington,
arrived Saturday evening for a visit
to their mother, Mrs. Sarah Dick."
Mr. R. L. Wyatt, wife and
child, of Greenville, N. 0., are in ibe
oltv on their way to Southport to
spend the holidays with relatives. Vt
Dr. D. W. Bnlluck went up to
Bocky Mount yesterday and last night
attended the marriage of his brother,
Mr. Beaden Ballnek, of that city.
Bocky Mount News: "Miss
Maude Bullaek, of Wilmington, and
Miss Delia Rteve, or Florence, S. C,
are ia the city, the guaaU of MJsaBetue
Bulluek."
General Secretary Charles
Dushan, of the Y. M. O. A., went to
Bocky Mount yesterday to do some
work for the Exeoutive Oommittee of
the 8 ta te.
Mr. L W. Murphy, of Char
wiai nnp of the secretaries of tbe
' - T"
Stote Executive Committee
Do You U i Ho M for i Holidavs
if so, let us have your order at once
We have many things to offer oul
Manila anrl natrons, which would.
not only make handsome but useful1
Tmaa Prnannt.
Wo oro fl,owinc a swell line of
Have yon seen our Dress 8mt
Protectors, Gloves, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs. ;
Umbrella and Oassoa.
H. Curran.
ax i.-- Toiinr ftnri Men's Furnisher, ttextdoor to Orton Ho
iW16tf
For Christmas
60 Dozen Trefonase Kid Gloves $1.00
200 Dozen Handkerchiefs, ail kinds.
10 Dozen Lace Collars, 75 cents
36 Pieces Far, reasonable.
10 Dozen Dolls, 25 cents to $3.
30 Dozen Umbrellas, $1.00 to t
45 Dozen Gent's Ties, Hose, Collan
16 Dozen Pictures, 25c up.
Also Picture Frames, Collar an
Children, Parses and Bags, Leath
a The I dec 12 tf
Piatt &
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PJjj
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5,0wM
No Business
Will be lnaacted by the Banks of Wil
mington, North Carolina,
SATURDAY, DEC 26, 1903.
THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK,
THE MORCHISON NATIONAL BANK.
deo 23 tf
No Business
Will be transacted by the undersigned Savings
Banks,
Saturday, December 26th.
ATLANTIC TRUST & BANKING CO.
WILMINSTON SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK.
tf
CHRISTMAS-WEEK OFFENDERS.
of the
Another Batch oi Drnoks and Disorderlies
Before the Mayor Yesterday.
A. dozen Christmas-week offenders
were before tbe Mayor, when" the
sergeant shouted "Hats off in court"
yesterday at noon. None of the cssm
wm, however, of importance, though
four or five went to the roads under
straight sentence or in default of fine
and costs.
OharlM Ratley and James Gause,
both colored and arrested at Fourth
and Nixon by Special Officer Jesse
naotPAn railroad watchman, were
CANDY
5 CENTS PER LB.
CHOICEST ItlNB IN THE CITY,
SB
10cs
BETTER &
15c
IKJ9
fad.
M. O. A. of 4orth and South Osro floed End aad costs, respective
ly. Gause had been disorderly and
Ratley committed a breach of the
peace in his conduct when the officer
went to arrest the offender. Ale;.
:enan. colored, disorderly confttci,
was iQmwUV and costs and San: Clark,
drunk and down at Front and- m
Cross, wm fined f 10 or given SO days.
Lou Belle Davis and Julia Moore were
each fined $10 and cost for disorderly
conduct in the alley opposite the
market house, and Nelson Jenkins,
eooned bv Policeman G. B. Holt at
tne same time, received similar treat
ment for a fight he engaged in a day
or two previously. The other Una
and costs imposed were of no conse
quence.
eOMlNd OP ROMEO AND JULIET.
Una, is spending few days in the city
with friends.
Mr. E. 0. Herring, formerly
nrlncinal of tha Greenville Sound
nnbUe school but now one of the no:
ular law students at the University o
North OsroUns, 1 in the city renew
ing acquaintance during the holidays.
Mr. Jno. W. Blomme retnrned
last night from a business trip to
Mount Olive, Mr. Blomme Is travel
ling with an original and novel an
nouncement Of Wilmington mer
chants who are catering especially to
the holiday trade.
Mr. L. L. Motte, court stenog
rapher for the Spartanburg, 8. C, dis
trict and a young man of brilliant at
tainments in his cb omu field,came home
yesterday to spend the holiday!, with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beoj. Motte,
109 South Second street. Mr. Bay-
mond B. Motte, who ia also at Spar-
tanburr, expects to reach home for ths
holidays to-day.
Resents the Impotstios.
Tbe Lumberton Robesonian in a
very sensible editorial this week takes
exception to the designation oi its en
terprising little city M "a guano ware-
Tbe objectionable paragrspn
AND STI
Tens
TH
.Li
hnuse."
LeGrand, from the University ; H. B. I appeaped in an article in the Charlotte
Short, Jr., from Oolumbis College ; I (jjuroni0ie referring to the offer of the
ran
city,
Observer
swindlers
neas in tbat
Manden Smith from Aw At M; Gordon
Grant, from Mebane; John Murchison,
from Horner's; Neill Emerson, from
Boston Tech.; Dave Chad wick, from
Poas-hkMoaie. and W. M Bellamy,
from the University of Virginia.
ottos aad Naval Stares.
Seaboard railroad agency there to
Oapt. T. D. Meares, of this city, at
$70 per month. This reference to
the Bobeaonian'8 correction is for tne
purpose of giving that paper's infor
mation as to the business of the Sea-'
board through the Lumberton station.
nn.in RAntemher. which was an
Simvelle's Brilliant Revival el an Ever
Popolar Shakespearean Production.
Tbe Daily News of Bristol, Tenn.,
Nov. 14th, had this criUcism
of Simvelle's production of ShakM
peare's "Borneo and Juliet'" which
will be the offering at tne -.caaemy
Music on Cnristmas night:
"Tne first dramatic festival ever
held in Bristol will open with Lewis
Morrison In his celebrated production
of "Faust" Nov. 17th. The second at
traction of the seriM of performance
i. w.h & Fields e-reat success,
"Ru ToitT" Nov. 18ih. The third
will be Jane Kennark in a $40,000 pro
.iinn nf "Tinder Two Fiaes." Nov.
'l 7 a a a- lU.
Nov. 19 tb. The last on tne usi oi uw
"Big Four" is 8imveirs gorgeous pro-
ml T-V J T 11 AtfB "
ductlon OI xsomeo anu uuhc.b,
Nov. 80th."
Fnneral of Mr. Bannerman.
The remains of the late William T.
rue
iPAtaA TABLE
Lownej's,
BRf IN BEAU CI FULLY
raaiGNED BOXES.
FRUIT
eat stock in the city and being re
ceived dally.
THE PLACE
J. W. Plummet", Jr.
No. $04 Princess Street t
Bell 'Phone 680. decr
Folding Bed !
For sale a double
Folding Bed of Finest
Quality, with Springs
and Mattress. Every
thing as good as new.
Will be sold xor nan
its value, was a mrso
Mirror, and when folded 10 a
handeome piece of furniture.
For further information apply
at the .
Star onice.
no 88 Iw j
ittoo sod Naval atres. i During tjepiemoer, wuiou n,,.raw fQ-
The tone of the local cotton market average of the yoar, the volome of ihe ZJS
tanged yeeterday from steady to SMboard's business at that point waa InHtfsat JSlSS. Z
awn r. --- . .- I L, u- d-,., tbe bereaved widow. Mr. anu sara. u.
ehanared
firm st Use. for middling with receipts
of 2.010 bale against 3,148 same day
Ust year. Spirit wm nrm as oc
British steamer "Devonshire," Oapt.
OoulL hence for Bremen witn cargo
15. 769.60. Tha Robesonian may
rightly conclude from those figures
that if its town is to be "a guano
warehouse" in the estimation of the
nh.rintte naoer. it must, indeea, De
in
1 . .ur1-., he WSa one of Ooull, hence for Bremen wisn caruu i unarione paiwr,
Tf He of cotton. n-Md out .t Bouthport at conceded to be a big one.
them!J - L.h- ..id vowed that hh 1P.M. yMterday.
. i. haaloaas
i'Mr. Gee, H L Hotaat.
with hU
MIW ADV
KBTlSCatENTS-
om rood clothe and vowed
paper wm the beet thing that wm ever
eaUblUned for his race.
AII-wm smooth with Bsll until be
Jri.nd to buy goods of Charlotte
. c.. aav Mossest. I . j.turdav and to buy
CM ta Bioreu.ai. "
. . MtlTtd In ths city ye- .Tl cbeekl
miib " . I - i ..u.Ma amr
,mA the I .h.r.rnr ana in oooc i
Baltimore.
oisuNfl Of 0u00
r flow"-
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D. L. Qre is ciu--
John H.
a.s aa4a .
WO.BISWBW
j rmH, oaady.
n-uiM.nreworks
3Tlag aw-
Bui DtTos'y
"" as
1 " .. . w.
. . . v.. inn
lo reia ihar of sir.
fiore Sr.. th vneroi
Gore, of WU.ai.gtoo.
.... ... ki. kom. in Norm
dylagoonoiusB.
OaroUBB, a-. r
n left tnmeoui' -Qore
ten aaw wbo
noon train to M i "V 7 .
noon- tranced age of
hs reMn-. -- moQtha ago
UaiT "--- J.4 m
m . w m, rt as 9
h aeo 3o
In payment
ee aecur-
Tne checks having
ina "iha change.
bn found worthless, U was asoar
Uined that BaU had Mid bis
. .. , ..t. unknown. US BBMUW
IDl . IW "
hsve wor
Delayed by Item.
Oa account of the rough weather
along the coast the Clyde Liner
"Harlb." dne here veaterday morning
from New York, did not reach port
until about 7 o'clock yMterday evening
having passed up from South port at
8:15 P. M.
Will Be Married To-day.
At the residence of the bride's
mother. 419 Grace street, this morn
ing at 8:30 o'clock in the presence of
a number of friends of the popular
young people, Mis Oallie P. Bran
son, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Bron
aon, and Mr. Then. A. Wortham, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wortham,
will be happily united in marriage.
Allie Mclntyre, of Teaeney's,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
CHRISTMAS ATTBACTION.
MATINEE AND NIGHT-
Simvelle's magnificent production of
"Romeo ana juuwy
A oar load or scenery and electric
and a Metropolitan Company.
Matinee Prices-95 ana meant.
Evening- Prices 85 cents to $1.
Beats for night performance on sale as Pinm-
mer's Thursday. tn werr
dee teat
For
mid aMk meetine at First
Led the same game in WIImb, Church of Christ, BcntMurchlson I jmUrdmJ to be present at the
.t i Man ir Bsaiitunar. anu " i . , ... .-n
Balelgh, Goldsboro snd ower ra-w
cltlea.
Bank building, this evening
o'clock. All are welcome.
Gore died at
Notice the window at J. T.
The Je weUsr.
Fire Work, for Retail Customers at
wholesale pr cm a. -ayiorou store.
marriage. Tne bride, and groom wm
leave on the northbound A. 0. L.
train for a visit of tan days to Mr.
Wor taam's parents In Piedmont N. O.
V. Grady, R. G. Grady, MimMary
(Jnlbreth. and Bev. J.M Wells, PhD.,
of this city, and Mrs. J. B. Moore and
Mn J. 7. Bannerman. who came
down from Burgaw Monday night.
Tne funeral tervlcea were conduted at
11 o'clock from the Presbyterian
church by Dr. Wells in the piMenco
of a large assemblage of friends and
the interment wm in the b
ground near by.
Mr. Thomas Wilson, the well
h .Am Matimad nreeldent of South
Carolina, is at The Prion.
Don't forget to take a look as you
kn th window and see tbe assort
ment of appropriate Xou presents at
J. T. Burke's, xoe jewener. t
-am
T.aHina' and sieaU' SOllU EOiQ BnOI
Mid ailed watches. J. T. Burke, Jew-I
eller, No. 87 South Front rtreet. t
Soutnern Almanac
Virginia and JNortn uaionnav
Price ny man -a
nirculation - - - oO.t
Weather prsdictlona without a rival.
Bpoeial prioM on application.
imZ7. NEW. I-
Virginia State Gazetteer will be pub
liahed Fall 1904 Price $5.00.
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