E1[=1QC
WOOLEN
1 DRESS GOODS
New shades an<d weaves. Trim
ly , tilings to match.
. \ V J. K. HOYT
?JUST "RECEIVED
Filling in order of Ed
ison Records, including
new _iist for September.
Gall at our store and heir
the latest music and sons
hits. No one thing ? ill
give so much pleasure to
so many people for so
lonir a time at so little
cost as a
PHONOGRAPH.
With our easy payment
plan-tlwix_are in reach of
everybody.
RUSS BROS.
I HI I'K I IRI I RAMI- RS
rGEM
Theater
TO-NIGHT
FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA
ltEI> Cl.oi l'rf3HK INSMVX CiAM
HI. Kit ? Iiuinui ti rum a.
THE HOI SE AT THE liKlLKi.E?
'? '
iWV. FOItC.OTTEX WATCH ? A
rk 'r. remedy. .
\VOO!>-FLOATI(\<; AMI A I'l'Ll*
MILL IN CANADA-^- Panorama
HACK PHtyi ryCE ? Very good
' nu*l oti ram a.
GEM THEATER
Just Received
A large shipment of the new, large-size package,
GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER
We have a special deal on same.
E. R. MIXON & CO. 7
NOTICE!
Now is (he time to have your gas lamps put in order. It will cost
you -mtthinj; to have them inspected and adjusted.. A Welsbaeh
burner will give you 80 candle power and cosl"%li>r 1-2 cent per
hour. See the GAS MAN.
AYERS'
MILLINERY OPENING
CONTINUES THROUGH WEDNESDAY
x Ladies' Invited. ; ?
Docs Your House Leak?
If so, we can stop it.
All Kinds of Roofing
-Galvanised Iron, Carey's, Magnesia,
Rubber. and Tar Paper. -
The price is right.
}. H. Harris Plumbing
and Supply Co.
DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR HAIR TO GROW,
hut come to our score and look over our line of Puffs, Switches.
Rolls and other Hair Goods. New line just Received.
T. W. PHILLIPS & CO.
SUtJ'Lk. ?2* &2Z. S3S-. ^
5; EAST CAROLINA |
1 Teachers' Training Sc hQol |
7^ Established and nvaintained by the State for the young mefr, -J
.-o ?4ui women who wish to qualify themselves for the profess ion
of teaching. Buildings and equipment new and modern. S ani
tation perfect' _
? SESSION OPENS OCTOBFR 5TH. W. if
:*( For prospectus and Information, address ROBT. H. WRIGHT,
v? President, Grtfenvflle. N. C. ?
^ ___ te.
-Lg_? ?*?- ? ? I I I I ?? ? . - - ^rg3M!!WBgaBBIL?l-JJ ?
Thara /? Only Ona
Thai la
Laxathro Bromo Quinine
cmr a ooio m am bay.
ISTiT 31
iiasisMKii
(^uuk-uMU lieouof lnie
pcniug Tlirougho^ the State.
j~T"S5iue rime in Jii fv a burglar of
burglars filtered tire homo of. Mr.
| Nuauian HardUon. a rosldent of Ara
pahoe, and broke into a trunk And
took -thwefrom sixteen dollars tn
mm Two .vming tnen-cM? tlitr mnfth?
? Ik , ] I v ???>? *?vres:cd on !;uspieion
of being ll:o thieves and are -under
1 [bonds feu* their appearance "at court
i o answer- the charge. a few xaorn
i ings ago Mr. Hardi?f>n found a pack
Sage on his front gate- post containing 1
and a request that he wlth
ll,,> 'I"" "inn- ? NVw Hern I
ournal. ~|
A:tor:iey Frank T(iok)i>$oii. of Ons- J
I' v. . who looks aftrr the swamp land
held by the Suite board of Education,
is here and says no man knows the
?area of these lands. The greater pari
of them fa held by the State "under
deed* and grants made between 1790
and I79C. Very many of the holders
"bf the grants fHiled to pay the taxes,
and ili_Fta(e agftlil took .lilt? land.
under ;i:i a- t of | TC?n. but, strange to
-ay, most of these deens nlilllL' U? the*
?tate failed to eomply with the act,
ami thus* as Mr. Thompson remark
ed. the l.oard of Education has lost
somewhere between .five millions and
ten millions of dollars.? News and
Observer.
.lui^ge PrRchard yesterday passed
on "the" question of whether a clerk J
^of Federal -court is^mjrttlei! lo a com
mission on sums pa I (Mo thf? commit- j
; i >i-. ?? rs oi uit> <-?>u r T UT.leh UU mk'^ra*?
I into bis hands. The judge decided |
tbal the cleck' was entitled to "noth
ing in such ?ases. The question arose
?n the case of S. Morgan Smith
ngnhi'H H?wl<iiinhniu Efllfil Cnni
pany ai\d others in whirh S 30.000
had been paid by the purchaser of
the property {q the commissioner
making the sale. The <lerk at Ral
eign in taxing the bill of costs in the
case claimed a commission of one per
cent on this money and the matter"
wai? presented to Judge Prltchard on
appeal. ? Ashevllle Citizen.
Yesterday aft?-rnoon~>Ir. R. I.. Lan
caster had trouble with Jim Hardy, a |
negro, in which Hardy came out a
little disfigured though we learn not i
seriously hurt. It seems that Mr.
Lancaster who has a plumbing shop
on Goldsboro street, sent ont? of his
employes to do- some work on the
other side of the block and told him
to go through Hardy's stables. Har
dy told the young man that if be
knew how little, he thought of that
ma-n < Lancaster > be would r.o^ have
sent him through ihere. Ou Lis i
turn to the plumbing shop the young
man told Mr Lancaster what Hardy
had said. Mr Lancaster w?at over
1 1.> .-f- Mm amnatjte
conversation Hardy insulted him. and
he struck H^rdy with a hammer sev
eral times on tfle head breaking the
scalp, but doing no serious injury- ?
Wilson Times.
of chub are be
day morning Messrs. P. G. D. Barnes
and Robert Ormond wer.t out. and 1n
] a little while they had bagged sixteen
large flsh. Mr. R. \V. Cumbo also
went and he succeeded in catching
twenty-five. One of bis catch weigh
ed seven pounds These fish are verx.
gam? anrl it Is fine sport to flsh for
them. .They are caught with an-lml
f"- minnow called a "bob.;'
This is pulled back and forth on the
water and the hungry caun strikes at
it and get* caught. Sometimes -they
tear loose, but "their" Sfreed is greater
than their pain so the?_slrlke again
and again until raptured. Now is
the time or. ^ these full tides and
cloudy. morftlngs. for layers' of the
sport to have some fun. ? Urienlit
News.
With the first month of the cotton
Sloan's Liniment is a quick -
and safe reifledy for croup,
Cough or cold, pain in the chest,
sore throat, enlarged tonsils,
asthma and bronchitis.
^ No matter where the pain is
_ Sloan's
Liniment
gives instant relief. You don't
- ? liav e to i ub it penetrate*
acts like massage.
Use this Linifrient always in
stead of sticky plasters, be
cause it acts quicker and does
not clog tip the pores of the
?fcht
M* m Dffftits. MM 39*., Rk erf ff OS.
l>r. Erf 1 SUm, ????. Win
4
season almost at a clow the receipt*
-*ee-*b4e-efflp~ nar. t0
ihoVng for the-cleetog week il the"
??.^aaber of yesUrdayT-ats
7 M 6 6 bales ? orer the hrst month o!
the se&6n lUt year. -*l^be-incr?mic
*****-* *Myc.mw.e???
time last yearj~fias "Hcon sltghtty ~ dc
creltsed by smaller receipts during
U\e^.rsi.of the" week than during the
iftme ?lays of the previous reason.
, The receipts durinc the wock as r/vn
reared .with last --ye. \r are about 1,000
i biles smaller Uui:-. same tlme~"Tas;
1-year. , The receipts for the crop year
> to date are 4^0Sj a.uaina?"fl?6l7 tQjL
19Q7rS. The iar; -.-C receipts of the
j staple at the port : Wilmington tUIs
.season were 5,04 o hales on Scptom
1 her 23d. Cotton >o!d on the local
"nrrrirrr vf?ioi-rt?i ? ?! 1? \ -16 cents
[for middling, whi'h Is the highest
( price paid durlnj; the. season. Last
I -eason at this time the quotations
"was 9 l-*"? 'or mhldlijmr. -Wilmlng
kon Star.
A l??t of people .iluuys watch the
i,'For Siile" ads., mid if your offer" f#t
iJCOoil enough, you'll find tlie buyer*.
When a storr uses l?ul a small
amount' u( spa^e In it*. ads. it Is con
?.ii-neil to ""HHP ih.u its mes*;njc i>
small and unjmp?>i t;uit.
THE OPENINGS
WERE SUCCESSES
Large Crowds Attend Millinery
Openings at Avers' and The
<"s Hub.
-The millinery openings at E. AY.
Aycrs* and the Hub today were
1 im-nliiK gutless- ? ? From thn ho in
of opening to the Hosing time ladles
(locked to these two popular stores
to view the display of fall and winter
hats. This was the first opportunity
he ladies OfWashington have had to
l-Ww the- hats? tUuL will- wear , this
?omlng fall, and They were eager to
be on hand early. Both openings
were much com; limented and the
ladies are loud in their praise of the
styles exihibted. a great, many" of
the latest fads were'sold during the
day.
LIST OK MATTERS.
Remaining un- ailed for in the
postofflce for th-' week ending Sep
tember 25, 1909
GenU<
Baker/
man.
fin M. 11 Hut iiin \v * Holt.
Norton, Charlie Vsserey, \Y. F. Wll
lis..
Ladies ? Miss Annie Groom. Jlrs.
Harriett Shird. Mrs. Mary Tyner,
Miss Winnie Washington.
"Htese letters will be se*>t to the
dead letter office October 11. 1909. If
not delivered before. In calling for
the above, please say "advertised."
giving date of list.
BROTH KltllOOD INCREASING: -
The News ro<etTee Information to
the effect that the -membership of the
Charitable Brotherhood has been in
creased at least one hundred recent
ly. This order Is doing a grand work
in B**aofoft ?- county. :
, One Better.
An Kngl|ii>iman. tonrt of boasting nl
hl? ancestry, look a coin from hi,
pocket,~and; pointing to the head ?Q
graved on It. aald: "My great-great*
grandfather was made a lxard by the.
King whose picture you see on this
?billing."
"TEhat a coincidence." said his Yan
kee companion, who at once produced
y>oQ>er -Coin. "My great-great-grand
father "was made U angel by the-fe
dlan whose picture you see on this
UNRELIABLE.
will relieve you It's liquid ? pleaa
?nt to take ? acts Immediately. Try
It, 10c.. J 5c. and 50c., at drug store*.
Relief for the Public.
Dr. Storr. the lata principal rt 01a?
gow university, taking a holiday la
the country once, was met by the
ttlnlqter of the dUtrlet who remark
ed: "Hullo, principal! Tou here?
Why. you mat t?w-down and ?....
!l??eme for a i*fr Tbo principal!
replied: "I lon't nromle. to relieve
yon. bat I might relieve your coagre
?. ""
'^'tiy did Mies Jaw el rase break her
engagement with year'
"8ald I wu too but."
Millinery Opening
FVRN1TUREI FURNITURE!
Housekeepers should visit our store, and
view the latest fads in Furnishings, etc., for '
the home Our fall line is replete *vith home .
necessities. See us before purchasing;
JEFFERSON FURNITURE CO.
/nOCttr 1
1 rochet's Colchicine Salicylate Caosulcs
fCOLCHICINI
, SAllCYLATu ,
A KU1.I.HI Mill" ml. ...... tnr POUT
endorsed hv ihc?htghcst 'radical au'horltir&'-cf Europa *u
Amdc:'. uJ&pCPSeO ftrrfir-m cpSr.ri'^ <**'?
Ko!ve ir lifluidi uf tlie sicma.n ?-ithuut causing irritation ?
di?ag?cabie synptvms, Prc<\ $1 per bvtilc Sold
dn:??ists. t B* sutp and urt t!ie Rcanlne.
^opportunity to the citizens of the
county. a fortv-two. piece dinner
set will be given to -the person secus,
3ajL-fly6 Vegrtr-gutwcrl^fa who w
?in artvaiu p n"r iKn h*! wt|j
.iw.iithg.- wH?-hpv? pal<T In
vanoc.* Persons interested can see the"
set on --display in The News office
window.. . . "
The News also makes another lib
eral offer. A so\ en-plece dinner or
berry- set will bo presented "to the sub
scriber who pays ono year's subscrip
tion before 'November 1. This set is
'also seen in our~wlndow.- r Now is
your chance to secure an elegant set
of obif.a-tor a little work at odd
limes. Suppose you try for" the dln
nor'set, or at least the berry set.
CITY MARKET.
Eggs J . .*21c i
Chickens, grown .......... 25 to 30t i
Spring ^chickens 10 to 25c'
Hides, green . . . . 6 to 7c !
' Hides. Q. S. . . . 8c '
| Mixed wool 18 to 20c1
Durry wool . . . 10 to 1 Sc i
! Tallow' . ?
Wool. from
18 to 20c |
.10 to 13c i
25 to 30( i
10 to 25c 1
6 to 7c I
8c I
21c i
Lambskin
.25 to 4 0c
- -ft tfl'iOfi
COTTON.
Seed cotton
?CI tit cotton.
Lint cotton .
Seed cotton .
TTTT; . 94.50
.12 3-4
12 3-4c
$4.75
JeMt Subscribers
Will Present One
PIECE
Paid One Year
In Advance or
=TO=
Paid
Six Months in Advance
FOR GENERAL
SURGICAL
-AND?
? Non. :
Contagious
MEDICAL
CASES
RATES:? Private
rooms I'Sto $25. 0#.
WardMarjje and airy)
Sift per week. Ad
dress
(MISS)JULIA
A. SMITH. . _
Supt. of Nurses -
FOWLEMEMORI
AL HOSPITAL
?For the next Thirtt Dayi
~ 1 OFFEK ~~ ?
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
in 'tWCfpy Hn.t II A .*% Iv.
PAINTED CHINA consisting of
Berry BeU, Soup Pint en, vari
ous Bowls, and many more ar
ticles too numerous to menUpn.
^Phooe 58. ? -
H. G. Sparrow.
NONE BETTER
? JHAN
Huyler's Cocoa
gPCgH QITppj , Y ,
E. L. ARCHBELL
Specialties Opw and T obacco. -
Leary Bros.' Old Stand.