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ch rch'toc&ht at 1: t& ,Y are eer-
MAIUIAGR LICENSES.
The only. marriage Lctte issued
duHng the last thirty-six hours wm
Ve ebl 4 couple,.! e the, ?-
'tjijj Rabirt Rouse, 21; and Annie
12o$eley, 11 . . '.,,.' ,
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AllECED UOOXSnLVERS
so color
he arreitea Vfihe
of pperat!!g an, tfdL tyB4aj
afternoon V6 Jl.U.towuttWtre
Koiday gfcen a Mryurerort tf
boms, and held fa konJ of 1200 each
J SuptT jyff'rVd !rf rift
E2AYY DOCKET FOB NEXT
WONTUaY COURT.
V(hn the first civil tern of Sup
rkr Cour aine fes fell held t,ere
la March, the calendar that will greet
Judge R.B. Peebles, will be pretty
well filled. .' The entire calender that
waa postponed whjn the January
Urn was annulled; in, n.a,ttejra tied
since then will rive the court and the
lawyers a plenty to do.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
; -m DEATH OF C. W. BABSON.
; la Crtven county Buperlot Cour M
N- Bern Tuesday, Judge Frank Cart
murdered the discnarge oi j. h
F ndcjs and Leon Scott, accused of
bring responsible, for, the 4eatf of
George W. Babton. Babion , wai
ctuihjd to death while working tin-
4'r Norfolk Southern freight car
f ne nohtbs ago. Soma onf negiert
e.i. to put op ; the danger signals, k
front of the car and an enging bjwk4
irto. Scott and Sanders were dis
(f red bf the coroner's Jury.
i:j TILLMAN TO. FACE .
i,l T5UiFOa:M.Oj?OTWN,.
1- J o ( TlSnjaft, , whit la under $20p
fc"i to .appear b. , Unite , States
f -rt fSr the illicit sale and manu
f lure of spiltuous liquors. Till
i n was arretted by. United States
I yuty ' Marshal, C. II. .Ange and
ught befora Commissioner A.' ; J,
f 'tin, who found probable cause. H
near Laewen, vaie mu was
t ilgned on a similar charge, but
i evidence was not strong enough
1 1 hold him. It was within 400 yards
t ' JUU's home. In Sand Hill town
.V it li said, that SheiK Taylor
' cited two negroes In the act of
I itpg whiskey at V'l VW
i ;tfracists thank
IT: '- SUPPORTERS OF BILL.
The KI5lgn, Fual &UVr,ag League
T, -xtday aneraeon passed resolutions
r?' thank t tha members of the
)te 'H9ii l Represetatijyas ijtho,
p February S, "supported the bill for
(luiTrag aiaendment introduced by
f ,e women of North Carolina will
' ;aya ba prou to honor frera de-
r red yeoltlote X i Tha auffsagifta
;arded their "belief that the bill
f t defeated bacajtsa It waa UJUq, up
I Jenly without sufficient notice to
j ' friends and rushed to a vote with
r i, fair opportunity for. discussion.
ejr "deprecate the fact that any
i irth Carolinian should have been
i fenced by prejudice, against the
,men."
VTURE PICTURE AT
THE GRAND TONIGHT.
) cross the Pacinc will be the
lion picture topliner at the Grand
ter tonight This is a Charles
Llaney 'feature in five reels, and
story spans the ocean from, the
U totha PhillpplneA,, AV;
et discovers a little chlj
over the bodies of "her parente
1 XX lli'm te 1 Woptann wU;
::m theservice, becomes a miner,
' "1 S fW sna,turev CaQa fa
il2t her. When former Lieut
' - t-'-i aai atesta Cos taa Phik
the heroine discovers that the
' A I' s Mtter pj f be, 'in
l ..a, follows and enliU and
, f avfnttyrf, U the
v,..:,rfiea ensue, with the c!t
c j ,. t f i-vry rni who 'sees
; ' ' .-re J Lave, it ..
r 1 VricVs and their Vic
; i i le tv e vaodeviiU
I' - '-y. FrUay and
-!a ir.;e ef V'J A
rTTTi inriMTii Dinrn
CALLS TO; PD INCIDENT
Cf CVCOLONIAl DAYS
" Sunday's Philadelphia North ' Am
erican taxied a. story of ai Jpcldent
wblcB Happened in niM par ojr norm
Carolina ovec a century ago, which
most of the present generation nevr
heard of. but whk-fc waa one of the
oio't momentous events of the period
in Which It occurred! Alone with the
account of the duel "betf en ' john
btsnlv and Kichard. I'obbs oaiirnL
fatal to the latter, the North Ameri
can printed tha pcturea of those two
prominent .Carolinians of the State'f
early days. The victim ws a i?ame
sske of Governor Richard Dobbs.
TW encounter between Spa.ht and
6t7 occurred, on Scptem'jer 5, 180
Hon. Richard pobbj , gpabjtht, who
was borj) In 178, hs sf rygd in the
Continental afmy, was a member of
tha N,ofth CaVolioa Legklnture, sat
In the Continental Congress, occu
pied, tha gubernatorial chair soon af
terfl Kichard aswilj of Klnsf jii va
cated it, Inderved In the Fifth and
Eisth ''Congresses 'If(s anUpcnist,
Stanly, was. youngar. man, having
been bom In 1774. He serve! In the
seventh and. eleventh Cpngrej;s, was
tcf many years a member of the Leg
islature, and died in 1833. Stanly
and EpaJght were both Craven coun.
ty ncn. '
Said the North American: ''John
Stanly is still recalled in Noi th Caro
lina. He was a man ; ox great
power, noted for his sterling ?o- a'i-
tlea and vitriolic sarcasm. It it
lat4 that when General Lafayette
wa touring the country John btanly
ws a member of the House of C m
mons, and Introduced a resolution ap
propriating a suitable sum of money
te provide for" the'entertalnme.tAof
Lafayette. Some member of the
ouse from Westcfn Carolina called
(or the aye and nay vote. Mr. tan
ly aros and said: thank ihe, gen
tltman for his motion and' arise to
second it It is due to the honor of
North Carolina to show in tha most
solemn form that there Is not i man
m our midst who hesitates to do ail
that that honor enjoins, and if there
be such a miscreant Jn out body, let
4 opportunity ha offered for tflbb jt:
ing his name high upon the pillar of
Y famy." The rexolution passed tnan
piously. 8palght bad been 4, candi
date for re-election to the ' Seventh
Congress. Stanly Defeated him. Dur
ing thf canvass they nad engaged in
various' personalities, and this result
ed iv tha duel Good-natured friends
carried tales from one to the other.
men fought on the commons at
New nern. Most of the inhabitants
looked on. '.''Soma would have inter
fered, but one of Speight's seconds
Swore he would shoot any man who
attempted to do so. Both fired five
hots before Stanly's took etfect. Gov-
emor Spaight was' mortal! wounded
and died the next day. , "
s
F. R. HODGES WILL PROBATED.
such a large amount of property. It
Tuesday, received for , probation the
will of the late Ff Roland Hodges, at
the home of the widow, Mrs. Julia. M
Uodgii, ln( Institute township' Mrs.
Hodges was named as the sole-exe-
euirU without bond. Brothers of the M
deceased . witnessed uie instrument,
which ClerV Heath declares is the
brief Sai ha has eve seen to convey
such a large .amount of pronerty, I?t
teo.k 99 hut a page of letter-size pa
per. No items were contained and
thlwtojurValuation of the 'estate' is
not known.? Mr. Heath estimates it
at a lUtla oa tha uaddr side 01275,
Tho Ucztts t and
Dilr.tiest S h i r t H
WabtY?'' Shown
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' il , I. I I ! f S L -!
11 .I'L1!1, . '.' "!! "
Ot H.TttXUto,' tot 25c
iba Tesepbana Btora
,7 Phone No.
4 1 j'l'.f'"
jjiecials
Children Orr
CAS TORI A
' M, M
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
TONIGHT AT GORDON 8T;
' CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The regular mid-week prayer ser
vice will not be held at the Gordon
Street Christian church tonight but
instead a congregational meeting to
discuss plans and means for the en
suing year's work. Tka occasion will
be informal and a socjal Joi will be
arranged. The jladies 'witT , serve
refreshments, and the spirit of gjt-
acquainted wm prevail.
V
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OA3JQRIA
WcQotictt
TEfl cMnts pf Crpora--:
on- Firras and Indtvid
. yaltv tulj,q8qtr iccopuBo
( (rJyicon5Btent with, safe
banking;-i?: ,N?.4';'i- i
i. gtoiar:vyith
Farmsrs & f'arctents
Misisisv sw
T
N. C.
Dozen Fancy Vofle, and
PatisteShjraists, a ac w
iTrimmed.' Prjlj j
' 4Qc,
Fancy VotIes jan4 Batistes (or
1 q-icl 01-25
Embroiderie OioiSUk,
Price ; .
S2.00
Fancy Fkwred Silk, price
$1.75
Oepe De Chine $5.00
J. M. Stephenson
THE LAPlE?h STORE
" ' ' f r t ' ' ' " ' " " "'
Art Needle Work
All put up in packages.' Including dp.
tign material and thread, "Packages corn
plete, Consisting of children's dresses,
night gowns. :, caps, pillo&s, :pin cushions,
uncases, and numerous. f oci pkcts.
They Will Interest You. ':
Prices 25c to $1.00 Each
Barrett & Harisfield
i
Wonderful Values
In Beautiful Rugs
Dr. 0. L. WILSON
Denttrt
Office over J. X. Hood Ces
e:;;vstora.-;' ;-
Mnw I At:
u ew snvw ;
''lEKfP JUVENILE
We Appreciate Your Patronage
CRAY & WATERS
. Darber Shop
Iq Hood Basement
I
m w -" 'mt,. ' . . -it-ft' , DS'j. B
Colon absolutely fast
Tho Best
r?; IttUB HYDE-
At Now Pride
The low prices cannot give you
an idea pf the excellent values
becuse the tjugs are all of per
fect quality, exceptionally beau
tiful design, and exceedingly pret
ty colorsiy Many of them are
new thi year-all of them are
as new s the fall season, ;
$25.00 Rqgs
$22.50 Rugs
$15.00 Rugs
$12.50 Ruga
are now
are now
are now
are now,
$21.50
$17.80
$12.35
$10.75
'THE"'
rr I ONE PRICE
mi SJORE
Oettingcr-s Furniture Store
AtItsPricef$G95,tlieVorld'sGreatest
; s Automobile Value
v Hera'a th car that has y the features of $1,000 car, and
Th? Hew 191$ Model Has 17 New Features
Slma real high-tension magneto; sliding gear transmission;,
left-band drive; center control, anti-skid tires on rear, and all high-:
priced car features. The easiest car In the world to drive. .
A great big. handsome. rowerfuV'swift-runnin REAL auto
mobile. The greatest hill climber In the world.
The car that has set the whole country talking.
With elccrfc atater and electric light $55 antra.
Holds tfc Road af: GQtf.fiki an Hour
ArJ. SUCTON
SMSfjasjsjBJI ajpawwaBsi
SBasawsrp eMaja
J - - a
uu 'V : ,,
iievspri::o STYLES
HEII'S AND LADIES
SHOES
' - K
Hilt
f-.f':.M:
Are now arriving.' Wonld
be pleated to show you the
newest thing for early Spring
wear in shoes. Also, my lines
of Tailoring are now on dis
play. You can make a select
ion of what you want and
have it come when you want
it. Yours to Dlease.
INSURANCE. OF ALL KINDS
C. QETTINGEn, Manager
(tlnston Insuranco a Realty Co.
TiiepJbmeq a ; t (Nextto Postoffice)
mW TODAY
Mark Cui
muz
'The) Home of QuaLty'
llinstoft Garag'6
pi
2. V. ilOSELEY, ILJX
PayslcUa Surgeo ; "
Office next tft Lenoir Drug Co.
Office Iwawj-,',-9
to 11 a. n Phones:
S to S p. la. t)21ce 478
S to 9 p. m. Bes. Phone 113
luLSY IUBNEY FILLS
Is the time to start your INCUBATOR for EARLY SPRING CHICKENS.
U you haveut one, beijn bow to Investigate and see tha v
... CYPHERS' SELF-REGULATING XNCUBATOR
.tH-lt'S.: w ,.r ' T f. - , . v. y
In four sues Tq, 14 244 nd SOO-Egg Capaiiity It Is tha Incubator that
hatches from 75 to 100 per cenlV of the fertile eggs and makes Strong,
healthy Chicks that Grw. Fast Only a few minutes each day required to
adjust, and regulate the machine. '-.JPuitif In' yow bed-room or other eoiv
yeoient plce and start a flock "of Spring Chickens that will lay yonr winter
eggs net winter. ' '. .;
The Cyphers' Incubator is used by most large poultry raisers, which Is
on of the best reasons why you should psa .one.
We hare Incubators from Six Dotlara to Thirty-eight Dolkrsl In all
sites from fifty to three hundred and ninety-egg capacity. .
Brooders, Chickea Feed, Grit ShelL Charcoal, Beef Scrap, Poultry Necessities
H E. r.locclcy Harclvarc Coxapan;'
DR. F, FTTS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Residence Phone 523. 'Office Phon M
OSTEOPATHY DEFINED
0teoffSqr is qrttenr of heeling Jj.
ease by scientific manipulation, tie
purpoae of each- manipulation henw
either to adjust some derangement ia
petition of tna rusue. or to incretw
or w aecrease ue activity oi pme organ.
It ia not a remedy for tome particular
a'ae. out succeaaluuy treaU aU en
able nonsurgical acute and ckruiic
diseases. .
J . r T- ,, - '
DR. T. H. FAULKNER
DENTIST ; .
Office 130 8. McLewean St.
Near Residence, '
IRA M. BARDY.M. D,
. " Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9 to 11; 2:30 to t
P. M.; IjtoJ P. M.
Phones: Resiaenceo57TOfflce 479.
10Z West Caswell Street
tye, Ear J Nom and Throat
Ujhmu Traat.d.
N. J. Rouse, Edward M. Land
Enston; N. C. Gbldsbof i N.C,
t. ROUSE & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Kinstou. N. O, Goldsboro, N. C.
303-304 Borden Building,
.PB G.EO,, SL KORNEGAY,
Specialist in Diseases, of. ,Wp
men and Childrea.
Office hours i 1 j to 12., Office
, , 105 E. Caswell Street .
Phono 118." .
dr.daKw:parrqtt
-DENTIST, r1 ":
, Crown and Bridge Work
- 1 Specialty. -"
OfficeoverCpt Miiloffice
t 1 General Practice ' "A
Millet Building
AT SKItlHElVS
7i
We Cafct, tQ
Thz lilies and
Ctilrc2 a - s
and Rns C?zAy
Phone 149
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