Vv)t?. UL
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HMO Delegates Are Ex*e
jT-T,. Hon: A. M. Scales, of
Presiding Officer?I
North CarolinJ
cxnimnn, Teen, rtt. ?.?The
Uraua'e MMOMIT Conference of
tie Southern ereabytorfan ehdreh,
which wlU be in eeeeton In thu city
Jhehrary (-SU>, will here u Ite preehnas
Oflloer Hon.. A. M. Scalee, of
Cbweaeboro, N. C. It le expected that
1. nearly *0,000 delegated will be prceent,
representing the entice eouth.
and. with all the Southern etateo to
*n from, thoee In charge of select
ins a pxweldlns Officer beotowed an
honor on Oreeaaboro and on North
Main Thla wUt make the aacoad
ttcaa a North Caroilaan haa presided
trior'a mooting of thia aort, Oorarmor
I Robert B a loan hoeing boon praal1
doat of Ua ooafaroaoo, whan It ooa**TMa
aoaforaaoa though Ml endor
laigl li of tha Southern Proaw.
hrtartaa chorch. will ho attended br
w ad all araacaUeal waada. and It
win ha oaa Of thh largest rellgione
w gathartnge la a daeada, aqnalllas la
' - laalm aar Of tha lans donomlhattoaal
osafsraaeas aad conraotiona
that oataa together Tha geoorel aacaataij
of tha floathara Praabrtarlaa
lui
TIBIERS TOIGRROW NIC3T
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mifMtHiHMMh.h.a
| ?|M Toaorrow Night, Ma
t Tha Trralaoa jUglne stagaca and;
Todlera will ha hoard la tha Sohool
I alert am tomorrow night, gadl trigs
haro under tha aneplcoe of tha
Baraan. Of fhom tha Ola HUB
fagatrar haa tha follawfag
^SETvoryTsweet spark of novelty
Ml tptoreet In a charming combination
of the picturesque and romantic
lUrmpoto van offered last night in
the Auditorium by the Tyrolean Alipfeoo
Hat*ra Clad in tkair native
fljiwi i i. these artists bring horns
V to the audience the music of _*|he
V4?IMIiU, pulsating with life and
' Ojrshhlsg with human sympathy.
f*mm anasable maltalnsd In the
WWM ^htlvatitisly perfect?
.' I ksltrttful proportion being nxainllp|?on
and the tans quality fresh
and moslcal. The scene enacted on
tin ittp- was like a reproduction of
rA ; a chapter from Alpine life and eoenwr*.
so vivid and~ resBitlc vu It In
v ovary detail. One of the most enjoyable
features was the solo work.
:l IB at exquisite form of mountain
: shilni which reverberates In echoes
fbom cliff to cliff snd is known ths
wide world over se "yodllng," found
V J a fascinating exponent in Fraftlein
Qfsss, e high soprano of most remarknhle
rmnge of voice. Other soloMa
wore presented and thoir seleo:
ttene were full of' that individual
okle and humor of which the Tyrolone
Alpine Singers alone seem to be
% REV. SEARIQHT AT FIRST
J PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ry At thd First Presbyterian cnurch
' J yesterday morning, the pistor, Rev.
J H. B. Searight, preached a powerful,
' practical and inspiring sermon from
. Phfltppians 4:1|?"Not that I speak
' i in respect of want; for K have learnV?d.
in whatsoever state 1 em. therein
Mo no cpnlenl. ite toon WI1UU
i jUntenl a. hi. .object, .M thrtra.b
vlT/? t?d mloui Uulpee. Of tho Chrl.tl.n
/ ltfo he .rctly lmpl.od hi. conrre'[
..tlon, . number of whom ex)
irund tbemhelvM .. it belni Mr.
ijr' a Bo.rl.hts flno.t effort .1000 hi. po*
I tor.to here. Two member, were re
retrod Into th.. fellowship of. the
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mei ' '. '.'?i
i| * >. Couutj commissioner. end bo.rr
toe eduction In regnlnr month)]
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Paid Subscri]
.
cted to Be In Attendance
Greensboro, Will Be
Many Distinguished Jfj >j
tans to Attendf-|
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' m -'**:'' J-itt' i- ;>
Larmen'e Mieelonery uun)M. the
B?. Cbarlee H. Pratt. la stationed
ban. arranging for the conference,
end he In bains kept busy nnewerlng
communications ui eaalsnlns dalesstas
places to Mep. :,=W .
..Among thoaa who hero el reedj
reservations era neap dtotlnfnlabed
North Carolinians. From Union
Theological BemtnnrT.. Richmond,
.there will come e ootid carload of
dalnniM ?hiu IhSM will aten Kan
many from the other'. theologian!
eeminariee of the south. Some of
the beet he own rellgloue epeekera 4t "
the south wOl he here to dleeoae the
plana for promotion the etgclenej of
mleeieoarr machinery. loohlng
toward the evangelliatlon of the
world. " if. 1 M '?
Then edll he special Pellmnn .
car attached to No. fl leaving
Oreeoaboro at T:t? thle evening for
the Layman'a convention. It wffli go _
eta Atlanta and la doe to roach Chat- "
tanooca at 10:11 tomorrow morn- I
The Preabytertan church of jrtlaah- I
nlgtoa. H. C? will have one delegate,
east by Mlaa Sadie WiawaU'e claee. ^
associated mm ii
ready for wofi;
OrpLhleation I. R^dy""' J
(or Acttea Mil I III. o
Mlaa Rachel Rumley, whom the v
Aaaoclated ChariUaa of the cRy ao c
unanlmoualy elected aa Ita Superln- c
taadaat a few daya alnoe, announced \
thla marplar that the Qrganleatlon 0
waa now ready to begin actively &
looklac after the needy of the city, u
ft la wall to Ihmlad ouieeivee again t
that the parpoee of tbe'organlaatlon a
la to relieve the NEEDY god prevent 4
the lmpoaltion ot Aha UNWORTHY ,
upon the charitably disposed. It Willi,
greatly facilitate .matter* to report
both claasec to Mlaa Rumley, who I
will bo foukd at her residence between
10 end 11 a. m., dally. Phoae
No. 101.
STRAWS THAT POIIT
THE WIND S DIRECTION
Africultwiat Writ? New Bene',
Uteratorc?What Coaldr .
ThoT
We clip from a New Berne exchange
the following letter, sddreaeed
to the eecretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, of that elty:
Euclid. Ohio. Jan. 10. ltll.
J. Leon Will lama,
New Bern. N. C.
Some of ua are conelderlng taking
a trip over the Norfolk Southern
Railway, as a result of their books
"Corn, Cotton and Cash," with the
Idea of looking cat farm lands and
poeelblj buying. If you hare anything
printed describing your rielnIty
carefully, or the real estate dealen
would like to mall us anything
describing the farm lands. It would
Interest ua We are farmers near
Cleveland, O., and will soon sell as
land Is too high prived for farming,
and think of locating In the 8outh.
Tours vary truly,
Washington eonld well afford to
have some attractive literature, descriptive
pf its resources; illustrating
its industrial and agricultural
tntcseats; setting forth Its advantages
ovsr many far less favored sections,
but which by reason of their
more, aggressive spirit, arf attactmg
brawn. brain and capital, th, location
of any one. ot whom would hare
.a a rnori uroo pjm naca, maireeuy i
r^SSFJtWSBS&l
1 a few booklets. When we read an i
adTertlaoment, Jt make* an Impree* 1
Ion* upon ra, or, we completely ban- i
Ish the advortlsor from oar mtnda
A booklet of Washington.?Beau- i
fort ooint,; In faet,' written Moth- ,
fn'V''would mnnd * r> fil-- r<i<?
:_ra?v
nnd would be bound to httraot him
Onoo wa got thotn hafo. tako our I
I own good time to thaw th.in the
country una 1,1 tho land owrtwra, or .
rati attato rtealiru do th? ragt.
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WASHINGTON. NORTH C
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>tion of Ait]
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By Dr. PnM H. Rwkr. la Parte.
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Emydty Dangers:?T?e ' Home
leelth Club la Ik* WW of MP; It
raeUntly adrieee >11 who may pesIbly
be brought unded Its Influence
a the slightest degree, to bo brare.
kit there Id * different* betweou
r*very and carelessness and there la
ne kind-Of fear that la ttueh to be
ommended. Always feanr to do
rrong. Never fear t o do right,
iareleeeneea is wrong* whether it bd
areleaaneaa of ypnreelf pr. others,
'on would consider It criminal hi
ne who Mad. d contagiotih and
ASgerooa 'diftease, to go teto u pubc
B"0* thereby agreed tb. contglon.
When by If>l l bin i>ra
ontrmct e'dlaeaae, you not only enunr
ronrMir, but your fitondn
rltb whom yon an brought in persnal
contact.
A* any nto yon placa youpeelf In
condition to bocomo a trial and a
urdcn to than In tnkitig care ot
on daring your Uluaee "Ordinarily
bin earn la labor ot loro, when It
mat bo given. bat It la blgbly repbbanalbla
and naaloaa to eauao your
rlaada aacb work, aaltoty, and
SSE^O- tiC'}*,
It la not with any. dlepeeitlon to
oaaada alarmlau that we apoak ot
everyday dan gar." but' to call atbntlon
to tka haadlaaa?aran fool h?lncurronca
of dangar to your
wn haalth and that ot othere.
Juat think a mlnuta. 8aa that
llrty chap orar thora wl|h a aoro
oath, uncombed hair and a general
Ippearance of fllthlneee? Ho la avllantly
the victim ot hla Indolence or
moral "onartneee." How would you
Ika to take a cup ot water tram hla
landat Woraa. how d^uld you Ilka
0 take a cup or glaaa that you knew
in had baea drinking from? The
wry thought la alckanlng, lan't It?
t la almoet alckanlng to aek the
luaatlon. But thoea whb look attar
be health ot othan hare to do and
ay a great many unpleaaant thlnga.
Wall, Juat remember that erery
Ima you take a drink from any publa
drinklag-cup or' other raaaol of
he kind, that aome aueh pareon may
lava drank from It, the minute boore
you did, and left upon tta'edge
chore you may got them, the
uterohee of aome ewtul dlaeaae. But,
rou any. that kind of paraon la oot
o bo aean on alaeping or drawingworn^
can, orjrvn reapacUble day
ere. about decent hotel! end the
Jut remember that eerotuloueend
yphtlitlc till?B, tli* moat eontaglIU.
Inaldloae and daaferQue, arc
teally oonyeyod kr tho bacilli of th?
liaamae forma, ao lnHnlteattmall]
imall thattbe particles of the ait
:bat ypn breath A are ometlm*. and
mi only the wealthy aedblfh everychare,
but even royalty may b>
MfwdKray or aerate oaCarera trad
f V,
it Ho\ SpyiDfa. Arkanaaa. tht
moat famous of all place* for tht
idra. by water, dt ayphllltlc and mar
do
not make eren a pretenae rt
(arnlehlnk batb-towela to the guest a
but.for fear it promotinf contagion
require every gueet to supply bit
awn bath-towels Tho managers o
tkoee hotels, doubtless under tho In
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ZAB.OLINA. MONDAY ATI
V Daily Papc
. "THt CHAMPHW"
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V.'O; tj^v "'/ Inl
St. mJwlB3g^p?y W
^3^PKvLaPC
/iit ' t i ii^W
MM All CMpMlkn lit ?( Laying
etructioa of resident physicians, do
tot risk to Mto. sueh artlclea a TOO
though thoroughly laundarod. Bat
Hula leaa dangerous are the public
towels anywhere. * Hare your own
drinking cup with you. w hero ear you
go. go scrupuloutly as y?a would
hats your own tootb-bruOk,- and carry
your own tolltjt artlclea whan jou
Start oa the briefest trip, where It
la poealMe that such articles may to
Deeded, for eVeu a moment.
These admonitions and eaatything
akin to them should to taught by
parents, in the aehdols. and all the
time. The approach of disease la InTlalhla
and Inaldoua. and tor this
reaaon It la leaa guarded agalaat. In
the simplest matter. It g malady like
consumption or pneumonia* which
two were lately shown by a capable
and distinguished specialist, In Ch> W.
?*?' ?"?.< * <
WSw ?>l 4 led U tM'UtX UX??W.
ioold com with the. roar of a lion
or the noise of a treat gun, the at
most means of defense or escape
would Instantly be organised. And
yet. neither a herd of roaring (tons
or a battery of great guns, la so
dangerous as thege diseases, and
many others that are entirely preventable
bysflfefulaees. all the ways
so frequently get forth In these letters
fron the Home Haltb Club.
In the advice of Moeee, commanded
by the~lfo*t High, to be given to
the Children of Israel in the peuaga
of tbe wilderness, on hygiene, and
sanitation, these every day dangers
were to be^guarded against thus, to
"put away evil out of Ieradl."
This subject may seem distaste,
fnl and uncanny, but it is one of utmost
iih.noilance, r.nd shou'.d be regarded
from that standpoint.
To be otave.ls one thing, to be
careful.is another, and then la nc
re as j u *1 V tte* ftould In the least,
militate against each other, and this
Is what is meant b.v the admonition
, to guard against Everyday Dangers.
Ctwb Noted.
Dear Doctor:-^-Noting * in- my fa
vorlte paper that you will answer
questions on all subjects of health,
' I will write for your advice on- my
boy's case.*' He cut his knee when he
was ID ycsid *-l?; is now 14 ' in s
year he was, apparently all right,
but now at#?'xues the knee is ueak
' and painful and the musele's ?oem U
the too short. The jo tat, la nmallei
than the other.-but lB not stiff. It
?"? IUJ ?* V? ocn ur uiurc, iu?u
It toay be well again for a mouth. ^
L.~H!
lAuswer) :?Foment the knw
: about twice a week, seeking to keep
the fomentation hot for* a considerable
length of time, rather than tc
i make It extremely hot for a short
period. Then bathe freely with olln
I oil rubbing it in thoroughly both
above and below the knee aa wey ai
around it. The rubbing In ftsell
i would prove very beneficial.
All raadera o'f this publication an
\ xVftbirtfio^WIGf for mrorfcatW
| peatalnfhg to the subject 'ofbealth ai
> any lime Address all eommunica
i Hons to the Rome Health Club, or U
Dr. David H* Reeder, La Porte, Indi
ana, with name and gdtireas In tuj
i and at, least four cents In postage
. An a conl morning this was bid
Hdlac for the distinction of being li
J the Al^class, the raerctfry rdgtsterlni
, 10 shove nero at points. In this city
i
f Todays weather bulletin slate
- warmer and fair tomorrow.
m. l * far
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?AILY
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BRWOON. FEBRUARY ^
fr Published i
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Cbii(h| Hi >i Item.
ANTK BBLLUM HOMESTEAD
if CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Forsser ICapifeeit'OMMtvf btate
oft|eMaM|?lbo?i|Mlto
Is M? tor 00,000?it ^
# CoMuatd 1,184 Seres.
Greensboro, Fib. 6.?1%? formal
transfer bj which the magnificent
eonnUJ boms sad plantation of the
late Judge Thomas Settle, owned
since 1877 by the late Sheriff R F.
Trogdon and his heirs, and located
In Rockingham county on the Dan
river, becomes the property of J. H.
Moore of Madison, was made yesterday
byi 3. L. Trogdon of this ctty.
who acf?4 for himself and his brothers
and sister*. The consideration
< waa eatd to hare been an seen
$25.0003
d ' >? ?*? r? ?
OLD LANDMARK 18
DESTROYED BY EIRE
Occupied by Lord Cornwall!* In 1774 j
While Paasiag Through Rocky '
Mount Karoo te to* York town
N<|io Whiskey Bftls> m
Caught in Dra? Net
Rocky Mount, Feb. 3.?Flamee
discovered at 8 o'clock last night destroyed
the two-story dwelling boose
of L. C. Norrla and an old revolutionary
tavern, which was occupied
| in 1774 by Lord Cornwallls whence
i passed through this city enroute to
1 York tow a, the total loee being estimated
at about $6,000, both buildings
being burned to the ground,
with only 8W000 insurance on the
dwelling hoiise.
One hundred and twenty-three
1 gallons of corn whlakey received
within four months by one negro.
That was the record shown by the
1 receipt book of the local express
company when jfroduced as evidence
-against Henry Ricks in the Recorder's
court this morning, he being
charged with selling whiskey. The
police have been working on this
' man for some time, but until yesterday
were unable to get evidence, and
' witnesses were produced swearing
that they had purchased whiskey
from the negro at various times.
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
I* * CMC AND 00 INC
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Mr. and Mrs. DanfortlT Taylor, of
, Scotland Neck, are In the city the
> guests of Mrs. Taylor's parents. Dr.
\ and Mrs. F. T. Nicholson. V{
Mr. Frank Drew, of Chapel Hill,
( spent Saturday and Sunday in Waah.
ington with friends.
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
? _ -AT CHATTANOOGA TRNN.
t A. Hvo, a member the Tm
manuel Bible class of the Presby?
terlaa Sunday sohool, left this morn-|to|H*
attend the second great LayfrTmen'e
conrentlon which is to be bold
| in Chattanoosa, Feb r ' >
(Ma; o will one of a party of
young men from Union Seminary, of
a1 Richmond, Va., who have a special
I car for the trip.
-1 The attendance at this meeting, It
I Is expected, will break all past lees
wrds. Some of the best speakers of
the United States will be present
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n Eastern No
GREAT WAR IS Wf!
RAM, BATTLE
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The Ballot Box Will Close.
Double Votes on Rem
the Final Coi
? SPBCIAL. HOTICB TO
BOKU8 (
Between the dat? oi Feb. 5th, i
the follow Ins Bonne Offers-will be
All PnHlulut. ...? V?? all
Ballot Box will be closed promptly at
All remittance must be made to
will bo allowed.
First largest amount from each dlatrl
Second largest amount from each dlsti
Third largest amount from eadh diatrl
Fourth largest amount from each diste
With double rote on all renewal
araciAL
Beginning this date a Special B
wry $5.00 remitted will be allowed.
If the day looks kinder gloomy 1
An' your chances kinder slim,
If the situation's pntslin' a
An' the prospects awful slim, u
An' perplexities keep preesln t
Till all hope is nearly gone, o
Just bristle up and grit jour teeth.
An' keep on keepin' or. ti
With the closing of the last Bonus b
offer Saturday night, there were h
some startling figures in the form of
Totoa, and one would know without t
tasking that the end of the great oon- r
test is very near. 11
Thursday morning at 10:00 the B
lid goee on the box; and the high tide u
will have been reached. Somdono o
will claim handsome prises, and then
the great Hews Voting Contest will, jbi
STANDING OP O
District No. 1?Wa>
| Miss Oirvia Jordan
Miss Lillian 8wanner
i Mias Han Shaw.....,..'
VIlas Mmfttpr NUtwcrtb
' 1>UMn
Mrs. Morton T. Jfayo, Booth Crook. .
Miss Reno Ttowe, Aurora, N. C
Mia. Nina Heddttt, Bdward, N C
MattM
Mlsa Lucy 0. Wooknrd, R. F. D. No. 2 .
Miss Alice Wootefd. . ..
Mlae Mary Marah, Bath N. C
Mlsa WITH? Lee Latham, Pontego.. . .
Mlsa Nancy Marah, Bath, N. C :
Miaa Klla Baynor, Ldfcchvllle, N. C.. . .
JMotriel
Miss Leta Cartw right, Swan Quarter,
DR. D1XIHI SUCCEEDS
DR. IRA I. HARDY 5
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The New Director of Feeble Minded
School at Ktmstow, Wm Formerly '
a Resident of Hits County.
flank In New Quartern. -j
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Klnston, N. C., Feb. 6.?Governor *
Kltchin Wednesday appointed Dr. W.
H. Dixon, of Ayden, as a member of f
the board of directors of tbe State i
School for tbe Feeble-Minded, which
Is to be located hero. Dr. Dixon succeeds
Dr. Ira M. HaiQy, of Washington,
who was elected superintendent
of the institution and consequently J
resigned from the directorate.
The oxecutive committee of the
board of directors "* of the State
School^Jor Feeble Minded, which, is I
to be located about- one mile from *
this city, met yesterday afternoon ?
and received bids for th? erection of 1
three of the buildings. The commit- I
tee, composed of State Senator Bag- t
gett, of LUllngton; Hon. W. 1
Thompson, of Aurora; Mr J. B. Daw- i
boo, of Kinston; and Dr. Irn M. <
Hardy, secretary and superintendent *
oicvi ui mc iitfuiuiiuu, owwuou vug
contract to York ft Cobb, contract- t
ore, of Raleigh. There were nine <
bidder* for the work, toc-Iading ?ev- I
en- NorffSCIffilir 1II 'IM ?III |
Virginia and one fron?'Atlanta. The
bids offered ranged from 948,4?S,
the prfce named by York ft Cobb to I
$89,Oo3o. .In conference with the ?
committee were Mr Hook, of Hook 1
'C-. .tjicgiira* :.zA C. L.
Hartge, of Raleigh, Joint architects.
Who dreW the plans from which the
bide were made. The contract calls <
for tbo'erection of two dormitories, <
one for girls and one for boys, and a 1
central building to contain the dtp- <
ing room, kitchen and names' quar- <
ters. The three
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rth Carolina
ft FOUGHT *
URSBAY 10RII |
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at Ten O'clock?Pay Up
iwals-?Renew Before
in t la Made
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OONTR8TAIYTS. .. &3
)FFEK. \
U>4 F>b 8tb, si 10 o'clock A. |i.,
Btvan: ' ^
bscrlptlone in promptly: < M
10 o'clock. . -I '
the Contest votes
. fljj
ct . .v.... IV ooo
ict .. a, 10.0## - v-ya
et....-"nr-V- ** i?.o?o *?
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Ib or o*d subscriptions. .
BONUS. " '
onus of lOjlO# Free Votes tori
>e ancient history. \ >59
Have yon paid up? Are you In ,$0
.r rears-with your aubecrlptkmT Par
ip and rent# thin weak?today; In ? . fJl
line for some one to get the benefit
f yoqr votee.
?A11 renewals count double until
be close of the oonteet.
The contest is being stirred with a
Ig stick, and will be until the very tfB
tat tnlnote.
The relative positions of the con- J
aatants have been varying so much
scently that the Contest Owl beeves
3omq of the workers have hn
Igyptlan Theurgist for a medium 1
'ho la chief agency of trrnnsmtsaion
f "power" to get votes.
8ee the Bonus offer and get your ^ "fr*3a
ibscriptiona in promptly.
s. s
OHTE8TANT8: djjl
ihington, N. C. * 5
771,800 /
7i?.4M
v.... ITMM
?. .5,;^..^.; - ~V ... ' ||T fj
t Ko. a. *
. S68.25S *
438.600
3J8.2S0
I No. 8.
400.000
396.000
*11.67*
ov.ow
11.9**
14.940
l No. 4.
N. C.. . 340.01*
wo stories each, or brick with slatu
oofllng, and the contract calls far
heir completion by October Xsl.
*he prospects now are that tfci f*
chool will be in operation on a
mall scale at least by Not. 1st.
The Farmers-and'Merchants Bank
eeterday opened tpr business In tte
tew home, almost directly opposite
be fordhg quarters on Qneen street
The new quarters are now being
horoughly equipped and will be
landfiomely furnished. ?
I SURPRISE 1AIMCE
YESTERDAY f.FTERMH^ .
1
4r. Howard C. Harrlsoa Weds Mi**
Ijdcjt M. Bell u Home of Mr.
Leggett, Near Wborton.
Captain Howard C. Harrison, a <
popular conductor on the Norfolk _ * jrajfi
Southern, and Miss Lucy M. Bell, the
Attractive daughter of Mr. John T.
Jell, gave their many friends a surprise
yesterday afternoon, when, at *
he recldence of Mr. M. M. Leggett. .
tear Whortota, they were united fa
narriage by Rev. Lewis, of the M. V.
hnrr.h RntTi **
ar young people and hare the fellciatlons
of their hosts of ^friends who
vlsh for them a long and happy life.
Captain and Mrs. Harrison will retide
In New Berne. j
' *1
Mr. Meekhss Had Oool TsHT * 4
Mr. W. G. Meek Ins, of Jesaama.
planted six acres In cotton and has
told besides six bales of lint, 4,09ft
pounds gf seed.
A Quiet Marriage. J8
Rev. H. B. Seartght performed a
juiet marriage' at the manse Saturday
afternoon, when he united is
bdly wedlock Mr. Oeo. 8. Swain of .
this city, and Mlsa Minnie Pnlford f \
?f South Creek. Only a few friends r|
witnessed the ceremony. |
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