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THE BAYBGRO -SENTINEL
W. T. CAHOi Editor,
Published every Thursday morning by
W. H. Miskell & Co., at the folio wing
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espondents a t every Post Office in the
county,
(Our friends will help us by sendin
us the news. Editor V
."Notices of dea hs -and marriage
oublished free of charge.
Entered at the Post Office in Bayboro
as Second-Claes matter
Don't Hit Us So Hard.
The Raleigh Morning Post in its edi
torial column has this to-gay.
Southport is the practical and logical
point for a coaling station. It can be
developed cheaper than anywhere else
and will be better when it is done. Rol
eigh Post,
Now we can't accept eaeh and very
word eontained in above twenty seven
words from the Post. We file our pro
test to several of the most important
words in this Twenty-seven, and will
ask Brother Philips to please gut an al
ias containing the Map ef the State of
North Carolina and about one hundred
miles, from Sonth Port about North, N.
E. he will see Beaufort. Thn Bro. af
ter finding it, study its surroundings and
you will no doubt correct your editori
al somewhat.
Our people in these parts ought to be
looking after this matter and that Beau,
fort is not lost in this shuffle.
Against Street Fairs.
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The New Bern Journal of the 16th
inst has a timely and well suggested ed
itorial against Carnivals and Streets
Fairs. The Journal is correct in every
word it says against this, particular
kind of amusements and a good deal
more could be said, Even country peo
ple coming into the city, in vehicles,
with women and children, horses not
used to the scenes are liable to get fright
ened and entangled and loss of life liable
to ensue. We on one occasion witnessed
what came near provinga fatal accident
of this kind. We like amusements cf
all kinds cl iefest among the many thou
sand the Circus. But do not block up
your public thorough-fares with any of
them, there is not a street in New Bern
any too wide or even wide enough for
the public good, they certainly need no
blockading with Carnival structures or
obstructions of any other kind.
State of Maine Telephone
. Law.
It seems from the following which we
clip from the News and Observer that
even way up in the State of Maine, that
the Telephones have their troubles, as
well a creating troubles, The ' Raleigh
News and Observer contains the follow
ing : ' v , :
"Maine has a law to prevent any per
son from being wantonly harassed, ir-
'"- lJ ----HrffrrDr
ritated or vexed' by means of the tele
phone." This means that there will be
only one telephone in a towL, owned or
regulated by the aldermen.
It looks like the Hello girls up in that
State mast have been doing some of the
Maine Statesmen up, to get them to pace
such a law as the above. The words
wantonly harrasged, irritated or vexed.
carries a lot of feomething with theui,
and as North Carolina has bee'u follow.
iug in the footstep of Maiu in so ait other
legislation, it may not prove a surprise
to many wnen the legislature of North
Carolina presumes to pass such a law in
this State. All people have rights you
know. "
The Garden of Eden,
It is reported that one of Harvey' N.
D.'s fastidious, newly-married Jadies
kneads bread with her gloves on. Tijis
iucieent may be somewhat peculiar, but
there are others. The editor of ' this pa
per needs bread with his shoes on. H
heeds bread with hi dhirt on. He needs
needs bread with his pants on, and un
less some of the delinquent subscribers
of this ''Old Rag of Freedom" pay up
before lODg, he will need bread without
a damn thins on end North Dakota is
no Garden of Eden in the winter time.
From a leading North Dakota Newdpa
per.
We hope all oar delinquent subscribers
will read this and just immagine what a
pretty figure we would be cutting if we
were out on parade dressed as our Bro.
in bis closing remarks has depicted.
We are mighty close on to that stage ;
and do hope those who do owe ns a lit
tl bit, let it be ever so little come up
aud pav up. We can't live on air alone
nor dress entirely with sunshine.
The Frost.
We see from our exchanges that the
frosts on last Sunday and Monday night
destroyed tbe Georgia Peach and Mellon
and Truck crops, and also the name lo
Sooth Carolina. The Straw berry, Bean,
and Potato crops In tail State has been
badly damaged.
Snow fell In Raleigh, and Greensboro,
it was one inch dtsp, and at Asheville it
was four inches dsep. A heavy freeze
at Norfolk, and the truck in that locali
ty was badly damaged. Now who
knows Dut what after all there will be
morw money for what we do make.
Short crops sometimes brings in the most
money don't get discouraged it might
have been worse.
-FOR
Cabbage
' Crates
FLOORING,
CELING, '
SIDING,
WEATHERBOARDS,
DRESSED LUMBER,
and BUILDING MATERIAL
At Gheapssf Prices,
CALL ON THE
DEFIANCE BOX GO,,
Oriental, N. G.
Mill on Smith GreeK, op
posite Oriental.
L.M, BALTES, Supt.
J?S? Early Risers
The famous H tile pills.
aiioneryJ
Bid Line of
Fine STATIONERY
JUST RECEIVED.
BAYBORO DRUG-CO.
"ALL RIGHT."
Dru as, Patent Med
icines, etc
arming
In
exneiits !
All Kinds Of
PLOWS,
CULTIVATOR,
COTTON KINGS,
COT f ON aud
CORN PLANTERS,
fLOW ASTIaGS, '
and Fixtures of
air Kind?. Cook Stoves, Heaters and
Stoye Warn.
Complete line of-
Drugs and P'T MEDICINES.
Up to date liue of
ShOeS INCLUDING
ROYAL,
Shamrock and Old Virgina Lines
Onr Stock of-
Dm Goods,
Fancy Goods, nd
Notions is full and in
e lead. Evnry thing good io GROCER
IES. Come see us for low pric-
JOS. M. REEL,
Arapahoe, N. C,
NO KTH CAROLINA, ) Superior Y
P inlieo Countv. ) Court.
L, Lane. Alinr,of S. B, B Laoe. )
vs. Notice
ChrrlgUe Mc leeee . )
The defendant above named, will take
notice timr au action entitled as above
has ben commenced in the Superior
Court of P wiilico' countv. N. (J., for the
i pui po.se or hi vnife in Court to adjudges
that the piHiuun is me owner in re uia
dIh and the tiefendant has no valid in
terest in tue following lands situate in
said State anJ County to-wii: rue tracts
of lands containing 400 acre., more or
less being that portion of the Unity
VVniers Lome place fully described in the
deed from Unity Venters to Charlotte
McCleese and-upon the defendant for
merly, rendered and ref t renee is hereby
made to said deed ior a more' detail deg.
erii tiou, tbe tame bei g tract No. 1 con
veyed in a ded from F. A. Daui!s,
Cotnmissionr, to plaintiff registered in
the office of the rtejiisr.er of Dds of
Pamlico County iu Book 29, iage 430,
and the naid defendant w ill take further
notice that she is rtquired to appear at
the next term of the Supprior Court of
said county to be held at the C- urt
House io Bayboro on the 4fch Monday
after the 1st M6nday of March, it being
the 17th day of April A. D. 1905,' and
answer or dtmur to the complaint, or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
This 14th day of March, AT D, 1905.
GEO. T. FARNELL. C. S. C.
asp: mm G?J3cm ros
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BoWItt5' s ffiKf Salvo
For Files, Gumsi Sores
P1
my
TO MY FRIENDS
AND THE -
GENERAL PULIC 1
Having purchased tbe Stock of J. W.
Miller & Son, we will continue the busi
ngs on at the Turuey Store. We will
keep constantly for sale a well selected
stock of "
FIRST
CLASS
rocenes
Fresh Meats, Can Goods,
Hard-ware, CMfla-fare, Can
dies, Ms, Fruits, Etc.
My Prices will be Low, and we will
endeavor to please all.
Highest Gash Prices for Hydcs
cfall kinds, even "Horse hydes.
Respectfully,
J. L. RIGGy & SON.
BAYBORO. N. C.
POTATO
B ARIEL 3 !
-Having my Barrel Factory, now in
first-class running order, and mow tarn
if g oot from 6 to 7 hundred a day, I
will be able to furnish to the people of
Pamlico County all the
thfit they Mill need this ewson. Hav
iug Fecnred the services of Mr G. D.
Canfield, an experience Barrel Manufac
turer, having been Matiager of the barrel
focrory of Washington, N. C. for the
past 5 years. . We are now making a
much heavier and stronger' barrel than
we ever hav before. We will be pleas
ed to receive your order and will be able
to furnih all the
BARRELS
that yon may vfant. In a few days we
will have in 2 more donble stretcher, -and
our capacity will b 1000 to 1200 per
day. Ail are invited to call aud exam
ine onr barrels!. Send In your orders wa
are ready to strve you.
EH, PICKLES,
BAYBORO. N. C.
i it nr '
Attorney at
Practices in the Supeiior, Supreme
and Federal Courts, when , and where
services are required. Offices iu Bay
boro, N. C, at the Courthouse, Bayborc
HeDtiDell oiHce aud President s office of
tbe P. O. & W. R. R. ,
H. L. Gibbs.
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Office BAYBORO. N. C; "" '
.7 R-sidence Oriental, N. O .
Pruceicee in all the Cnrts of Pamlico,
Craven, Carteret, The Federal .and
Supreme Courts of the Wtate.
Dt Li. WARD,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW
74 So. Front St., Opp. Hotel Chattawki
NEW BERN. K G.
Craven County Attorney.
Crcujt, Craven, Jones, Onslow, Car
teret, Pamlico, Green, Lenoir and the
Supreme and Federal Courts.
F. M. Simmons. A.D.Ward
SIMMONS & WARD,
Attorney and Counselors at Law
NEW BERN. N. G.
Office Removed aorofis Street to eeconc
Story of No. 69 (above Telagraph Of
fice) South Front Street, next to v
Hotel Chattawka.
Practice In the ceunties of Craven,
Duplin, Jones, Onslow. Carteret, Pam
lico and Wake, in thp Supreme and Fed
eral Court?, and whertver services are
desired.
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