FAIR ROTES.
POLLOCtiVTLLE.
IT HEIRS COTTON KILLS.
RRB AT ERTOIf SUKDAT.
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
Cleanses the vstem
rl EFFECTUALLY
Habttual CoiP
1 UAU PERMANENTLY
Buy THE GENWINl - MAM V o By
V1 kv. " 9 CAu. 3Cn l M Y.
rCO AU 6Y All ORiJGGtS'i Pffitt 50c rtfiMTHL
THE JOURNAL.
Now Bern, N. t'., Feb i!t, l'.MIO,
NEARBY AFFAIRS.
Matters of Local Interest in the City
Country.
Fair and slowly rising icmpct a: ur
the forecast for today.
nJ
The maximum temperature
was 39, and the minimum I'.l i
The Kind's Daughters will
night, at 7:110 o'clock, at tlie
yesle;
! j i re-.
da
rue 1 If
home' o
Miss Leah Jones.
The New Bern 8. F. Company v. i -!i
to thauk the Misses Justice for cotT. c
served during t ho Sunday morning fir-
The Atlantie S. F. L. Company tender
thanks to Miss Justice for hot ciff,
served during the Liiun,dcit lire on Sun
day morning.
Messrs. W. C. White of Ft- Barnwell
and . I. It. Cromwell, r.re the lir.-! si;!.
ue.ribera outside of New Ib-ni, to the
new cotton mill project.
Mrs. J. W. Biddle, received won! -
terday, of the death .f her i.i.-ter in hr.v,
Mrs. E. 0. Hrown, who i!id at Na il
villc, Ga., on last Friday.
"An Indian Komance", expected to In
given at the theatre Tim rsilny ni-;hi,
became side-tracked some vt ay or oih-r
snd will not appear here on lids trip.
The cold wave came Saturday i.igci,
the forecast being for '2') degrees,
the themometer show cd a iviiimum
r
IS degrees, Sunday. The; ,
liere, but a strong wind Id
feel much colder than th;
really was.
was no : ri'tw
:, ni.ikio: it
! c.n pcrali.
Truck Damage Unknown.
Tlio severe cold wave of Saturday
night, which continued until !a.-t nigl t,
causes the truck farmers in this vicini y
to feel anxious as to Hie f::le of their
lettuce anil cabbage crops.
Ju3t how serious the damage U cannot
be ascertained until warmer weatlni
comes, when the planls will show b r
themselves how much Injury they ie
ceived from the cold weather.
Sunday Morning's Fire.
About 2:30 o'clock Sunday morning
fire was discovered in the residence o."
Mr. II. C, IUmsden on East Fi out street.
The fire was under good'beadway when
discovered and a hasty exit was made by
the family to nearby friends.
The fire caught from a healer situated
on the first floor and used to heal lh
floor above. The upper rooms w ere bad
ly scorched and the names worked
through trnder the roof on several sides
and the south side of the house wa
burned through at one padul. Consider
hie furniture was carried out but what
tbo fire did not reach was completely
(oaked by the streams of water poured
In by the firemen.
Few of tbe fire laddies heard the
alarm, th Jocuhii. force furnishing
abott half lb help. It waa very cold
and the boy became covered with ice
which also forjiad In quantities upon
tbe building. Tbe house belongs to Mrs.
Anita Msnly and was protected by
$1,000 Insurance. Mr. Lumsdcn carried
$100 Insurance on bl furniture.
Schooner Diadem In Trouble.
Word waa reoelved from Pamlico by
telepboo last night that the tcbooner
' "Diadem," Capk Hebt. Oeddee, bad met
wllhlroable (a Pamlico Sound. Tb
, cbonr wu eangal la be Uublow
. and loat hr foratnasl end lb mala
nasi wm prang and Ibe taB badly
, tfamagtd. 8be wu loaded Ilk eystrs
far JK w Bern and bad a erew of Cap tat a
and four mtn. ,' ... : .',
Tb accident took place af Kne
river light. Valual service was rQ
dered by Llbt-kepr . Curtis. Tb
chooner I In a balples eonilliloa.
Much regret Is i pressed for Capt, G asi
des In bis Bilsfortnu.
Gen. HarU, Mendola, Va, SsysNotb-
InsdMmeiomurhgoodMKo-lol Dy-
tH !a Cure, One doa relieved m,a fw
l.oiib .crrdir.a.- Il d!g-i what yon
r.taal a;wsys tore rjy.prp.l, F 8
1 '" '
Special Law kaUroad katea. ftatteoolst
Hifcklsoa aad EU Great "Bevcy
laUcao, The Goat Races.
The Atlantic and North Carulica lti -road
will ma "Special Tiaias'' from
Goldaboro and Intermediate points on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Tharvday and Fri
day ef Fair week oo a basis of one cent
a mile for distance of a 1 x I y mile.
J
Tbe Fair Association bss lecured the
services of Prof. Ed. it. Ilulchicon, the
famous balloonist, and on Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday of Isir
Week, there will be balleoa aeei..ons
snd parachute leaps by the noted aero
naut.
This will be I'rof. Ili:t bins' fourth
trip to the Fair, and his past ieco:d ts a
guarantee of success
In a letter to Secretary tireen the Pro
fessor says he will bring ilh hlui the
m moMer balloon "Dewey", me largenl in
the Cnitcd Slates) and make ibe pan.-
chulc leaps therefrom, while alahelglilh
of Ml JO feel.
Ti.is is considered the most marvelous
ami daring feat that can be acCOlU
plislitd. J
1 lot s, bp. In our prep o 't ion - an I pet
your "llnala" In readiness. The geal
races this year promises to be an inter
esting and amtwing feature. '1 hero will
be a race on each day of the Fair and
some nice prizes are to be offered.
t
VANCEBORO
flail S.rvice Bad. H!fh Water Is General.
Farming Backward. Country
Gatherings.
The water Is very high in a'l tbe
creeks and swamps, ib e to the heavy
rain, ami traveling is diliicult. Great
Swamp, about eight miles from Vance-
horo, is in a bad condition on account 5f
washouts in the road
There is much dissatisfaction with tbe
nail s.rvice between here and Now
liem. It is generally eight o'clock before
lie- ir. ii! ets here. It is said that tho car
rier peddles chickens a. id eggs and other
:irroics on the route, which is said to ac
count tor the slow delivery. I he con
tract is let to W. K. Hrow.'i.
i h re was a foot tournament held In
A ill i- 'eek I his evening, Fildav, and
'here will he a ball at P. Willis' tc
night. A grand time is expected. The
plu,- is about tin eo miles from Yance
:io and V large crowd is suio to be
present.
Very litl'e work has been done In this
s'-.iioiiso bir In farming Sowing to
aeon beds is the order otMhr day how
ever. A large acreage u ink he planted
in the. section again this year. Some of
he f aimers have had their tobacco lands
'token up already
BAYBORO.
Pri 'jvet of Large Crop Planting,
purtntlon .Needed. As to
Trans-
the
Neit Governor.
February llh.
Farmers are hauling fertilizer. A
heavy crop of Irish potatoes and cabba
ges w ill be put in this season from ap
pc n ances.
The (iuano factory at this place of
'. owell, Swan ami McColler Co. Is run
ting at its full capacity and cannot keep
up with orders
Thi piace is barily In need of trans
portation now, complaints are heard
from all sides of the inability to get
goods from New Item here and from
here to New Bern. A wagon train frcm
h"re to New Bern Is suggested, the de
mand is so great.
Politics arc being discubscd a little,
not enough however to figure much on,
as yet, a good many think that Cy Wat
son should have the nomination for Gov
ernor if he wants It, be led a forlorn
hope in 1-9(1, and made a good fight,
proved himself a gallant knight, a safe
leader and a faithful servant, and should
be rewarded if he wants It.
Fair Marshals.
The following Fair marshals sre ap
pointed by Chief Marshal T. W. Dewey,
for the city of New Bern. 'Pae names of
the outside marshals will bo announced
later.
C i Ilraiiham, O A Barfoot, Luther
Bryan, N A Bray, L II Cutler Jr., C T
Chadwh k, Edward Clark, D F A D -Olte,
Jss I) Dawson, II It Bryan Jr., J
Ijio Hurrui, A II Bangert, G H Bender,
J Congdon, P E Cox, T D Carraway,
Richard N Dolly, J Gulon Dunn, E D
Bangert, J E Carraway, D Congdon Jr.,
W W Clark, Jesse Claypoole, Lalnsler
Duffy, D It Darla, E K Bishop, 8 M Brln
son, F S Duffy, Tom C Daniels, A T Dill,
H I. Dill, Jr., J W Dugnld, i 0 Delamar,
II B Davenport, William Dona. Jr , E
Early, G N Ennett, K Eaton, Jr., D F
Foy, E M Green, Ralph Gray, T Gasklll,
F. B Hackburn, Jebn T Usrgell, T O
llymao, F K Lir man, Geo Iltnderson,
Jr., N C nughes, F M Habn, J T Hoi I la
ter, W II Uenrey, W T Dill, 8 W Han
cock, Ed Hancock, J M Howard, A
E Ulbberd, J L Ilarlsflrld, John
B Ire, R Da Tal Jones, 3 A Jonea,
rUyaer Jone, H 0 Lamsdan, L J Moure
Jr, Wad Meadow Herbert Moore, Ali
Neat, Adolphn Kaaa, MT I Patteraoa,
Bert Roberta, Thorn a Eehne, A T Lead,
J X Latham, M M Marks, W J McSorler,
0 McCarthy, J H Real, Honry Nee a,
P II Pelletler,' Harry Robert, M Maaly,
t T Matthew, Harry Mark, R 8 Rami
R A Xaaa, K B Prlmroae, D M Robert,
E W Roaentbal, I T Rbem, Fred Ulcb
nloD, KDW Btevtato. Jr. C L Bier
en, A E Stereo, J L 8lll,Joha Baler,
Jr. II W Blmpi, L A Taylor, T W
Waters, Geo U Wler,CR Wnr,' Itl.oie Coer Ca.e, We are aeraf wltt -
Fred Wbllly, William X EllU, W Cioatll. "Qulcklf break no coach and
f Wllleit, Herbert Willis, Wm Wataon, Jr.'cold. Cur til throat and Inng Irou-
D L Wrd, Allierl Willi, W L Want, D' Idee, luaaewtll prevent cnnenmptiiM.
jW Roberta.' ..'. J I'lfa-anf to take. F 8 Daffy.
Cotton About tat WlUTvkey Hiuitiu?.
Scrgt. Taylor Leaves For Ylrglnla.
Death of Kiss Ida Taylor.
Pollocks? ille, February 18.
Vary cold wav bas reached this place
Oiermcuaeter ISr above aers lul night.
Cotton all about marketed. Mtssr.
. L. Haughton, John Siiumoiis and
John Prarca have about 3i0 bales vet to
sell.
Wo learn there ts a growing d-mand
for soul hern raised Irish pol aloes.
Messrs. R. B. Elliott, I J Sinnuons ami
B F. Henderson bsve bad more orders
for potatoes than pos-ih'e to sell.
Farmers are complaining at the rise In
price of guano Thty mi) they will plant
less crop and use leas gut'.o than in the
past.
Mrs T S. Ueuder i nd
been spending several v
parents in Pitt count;, .
Miss Annie She pare; is
time with her uncle l. S
chl
eeks
dren have
w ii h hi r
S; ending some
Anian at Palo
Alto, Onslow cojnty
Miss Herta liell left lal week for Bal
timore, where she eoes to lake a special
course in muafc.
Mr. Clyde Bell i- a' Wsk- Forest Col-
If ge-where he w iil s-ie! i he next four
years of his life pnp oi-i.' f r future
usefulness. He rep
and place very mm:
s liliiag the school
iters guide of th
:dpp d 1 pair li ve
lent v CarrUon f
E T Bender, the
Cattish lake section,
wild tui keyR to Mr. i !
' terMin, N. ,1 . last
i". e k br w hieh lie
received a$ t cheek in
i in p.
tlriinsha'.l i-pen'
I ire lake pocosin,
of can e, among
kleis tipping the
sargeant in the
Po: tress Monroe,
o;.t of duty last
a ! on: h islling
Messrs G . i-n i ;
week shooting in
killing various kin !s
tbe lot beiug 2 wild; go
scales at Bl lbs each.
Mr. J. G. Taylor,
L'nited States Army at
Va , returned to Ids
Sunday after spending
his father, M r F. M Taylor of I his place.
On last Satuidav night, the 17th, Miss
Ida Taylor died at the home of her
father, Mr. Joe Taylor near here, who
bad been suffering from i onsumpllon for
several veais, but alas In r troubles ate
over. She leaves two s' teis,
brothers, a father and mother in
this their sad loss.
llirce
mi n i ii
Samuel Jordon, colon
a very highly respected,
tlst preacher, died at hi
I, ol
this luce,
I i.en and i :ai -home
of pneti-
tnoniu last Sunday, the I
will be greatly missed b i
spent the last live yiais
th insl. Sinn
s all He ! -s
ol lire ill ou.
midsl, a good old chiisli
his spirit go In peace.
in darkey. .May
General Gordon's Lecture.
Of Genera! John ii. Gordo, i, who wii:
lecturo In the Court house eexl Salilrday
night, the Boston Globe mys,
"General John B. Gordon. M-natoi
soldier, bullet scarred veo ra i and brill
ianl orator, "Gordon uf i'eo.i;i:i, ' sim,:i
on the platform of Mu-ie Hail last t veil
ing, surrounded by nearly one-hundred
Grand Army boys, and sno' e to a vast
audience, on "The l.a-t Piys of the
Confederacy." The reuerai told his
story of battle and ciru.i .e in tbe most
fascinating manner. His weie irlowiii"
words, with flashes here and there, ol
wit, humor and pathos. He s-j,tl f,,r
two hours, but at 111: be when he binled
to stop, the great audience shouteil ib,
on!'' It was a great address, great for
Its abundant human natme, for its gran!
devotion to the flag, an I for its tiilmies
to tbo men who fought middled bo
what they believed to be tiie truth. Gen
eral Gordon bas a fine presence on ibe
platform.
"General Gordon closed with a mag
nilicent enlagy of the Hag, and ho sal
down amid a storm of hnz.as from I he
people. After the oration he was sui
rounded by the G. A. It. men and shaken
warmly by the hand and greeted as an
ol4 comrade. It was an affecting scene,
and the audlonce caught Its spirit, toi i
they gathered around the platform and
joined in tho welcome."
Tickets are for saie at F. S. Duffy's
Drug store, find can also he obtained
from the Daughters of th- Confeder
acy. THE MODERN WAY.
Commends Itself to the well-infoxmi d
to do pleasantly and effectually w hat was
formerly done In the ci udesi manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the ss
tem and break op colds, headache, and
fevers wilhODl nnpleasan I after effects,
use the delightful lhpild laiative remedy
Syrup of Figs. Made by Califofuia Fig
Syrap Co.
The Manila Pi?.
On of tbe carina lights to an Anieri
can visiting tbe Chinese and native
quarters la the ever present pig, but
pig are not allowed at large, they have
an ingenious method of lying lite pigs
by tbe ears. They cut a small bole
through tb pig' ear, one-half lo an
loch In diameter. Through this hole
they Insert a rope, with a largo knot oo
oae end. This rope securely confines lb
pig liberty about tbe premise. Tho
same sight are seen oflen on tbe native
boat, aad even on-M twell steam
la u ache plying oa Manila biy.
Traaiportlag plgl tbrougb tbe streets
of Manila always attract a crowd, al-
tfelfttttflh I ka alivkt la AnwiMtAM Thd lair
.7. .a , .-V
" " ' - ""-" "
tbe pig la then ..speeded on a Ion pole
re.Uao.Ue.bnblev of two !
carrier. Tka pl. wltk UU leg. np and
. r
Dead dowa, auk tbool ac mnrk noli
whllelatraaaltaetberHcaader f
I. M!eAar1- a.d aa,.e fi I- W.LI .Sa
rowdMail. Freedom. ' v : -
Joba Mr, Poa-y-flle, lod, , "I
evr tMd aaytblnf good a One
Active Sabscrlbla rtubrakc Ilac-
Ca.s stock. Explanation of riaa.
List f Sabscrlbcrs.
A meeting of tbe incorporator and
thoM: iutertuled iu the Pembroke Mana
factnriog Co., was hekl Friday night,
and aa reported in Saturday .Jocuai,
the stock thon subtcrited being above
$?0W0.
A canvas was mad yesterday, tbe
result Wing a good iccreae of lubtcrtp
tious to the stock, and It is eipected thai
more v til be added to ibe list tomorrow.
In ronneotlou with the project th
follow ing explaiiViio!
lerest;
Pinion JoUKM M -the
Incorporators ot i
ufacluriug Cuuipan.
II all on Friday ever.!;
through the colu un
live an explanation i
pose of this ( omp in
The charier id : i,e
that ii may I c oi : t.
of officers w hen .' e
stoek has been so1
provides for tbe i: .
paid in on the suh- '
lb" plant isesiahi.-he
that are paid in w'.l 1
'i'he !e;i:oie of the p
n.eueed iiiil I at least
will prove of In-
A l a meeting of
'.i Pembroke sian
hehl at the City
j, I was requested
of y mr papi r to
; the plan and pur-
uiipauy provides
d by the election
it of its capita
i lud. Il further
meiitof tiie money
mm, so that until
, the subscriptions
earning interest
a ni cannot lie com
JT5.000 has been
cubed. The incorporators at this
;i:i- ordered books for subscription
to ! opened upon the plan that each
! sidi-ci itier sle'iil I pay 00 per month
on each share of stock subset ibed, and
tl..l lb- par lue of the shares should
! lie .1 ;. ii.UI. 'i he gi neiul plan and purpose
! ol the i ::( oi poraiors ami subscribers
t'nur fai
ami ex
money
incuts
have attended the meetings
I thcmse; es, ir, that the
I i:i on 'ih" monthly Install-
I
e invested b, the Company
e ol shares of stock in ttie
in tiie pin -h :
New Ptr.: I i
and w iii n 1 1 .
p d 1 in upon
t i the I'ui'i,!::
il, then ! be
c i::s'.ii:ei a e
idding c Loan A: soelalion,
re iifts lien a : urn sufficient
I his slocii, to give a margin
ig it Loan, so as to secure
iiow moi'.ev siillieleut 10
i cpiii lb - pianl.
plan is to issue prefeired
on. unit sollicienl an be sold
-i- of rrc.li; in al once begin
jsto,
!';;,'
i
if an
1 re
lie
'lion and. ei lipnicnl of the
Pla,
r
bee
wlo
Sid:
the
th,
kind ol bb.pt, selection of
tbe o'.
ol lie
i m: of odiei i s and all mat
i'id h:r. e not so much as
oi-e-i e.: by i he i..eor oralots, the
e of wiiieh will be icfcrred to the
mI cis to the sin.-!;. Of course it it
::'iai puiposeaud understanding
ii w ill be a cotton mill for the pur
. f -o n n i ii ;r mill v-eavinir, but these
'maliii - wiil bo cmlicly imd-r the con
trol oi i e stockholders themselves
Lvi) moi w io sub-cribed will have bis
ri-'bi . he ; ie-enl at every meeting of
tbe '-toe!., holder h, audio be heard upon
every ipo -ii n which in any way apper
tains lo the interest of ihu Company. It
is the be;, he ol the incorporators .io have
the eat nest assistance and co-operallon
of all the i hir.eiis of New Item and stir
rouuihug countiy.
T'.e pi line obi t w ub h moves us is to
piie e the city in which we iive upon the
plane ol busbies' pi lea ;i y which our
surrounding tow ns ee l cities possess.
At this meeting a res d-.il ion was adopt
ed by w hich the Ii: I ol subscribers and
I lit. number of shares thai each one
lakes should la: pnblbhid ill the New
Bern Joiiiinai, We ib siie that this list
shall lie il'.crea-e,! as rapidly as possible.
and lor this pu rposc r.ny c llizen who dc
sires will find suh.-cripiioii lists in thw
bunds of the following gentlemen.
Messrs. O . Gnioii, .lonn Dunn, Wm
K. Itlados, .1. K. I.alhuni, .1. T. Ilolllster,
Whiltv it Parker, II K Bryan, Jr., at
Hi ailhams Pliarmaey an I with mo. and
la y of the above named will be only too
, d to inxluco the list, and have you
ubserlbo. From ihe list which appear
!n lids morning's papei it will lie seen
ti at there Is quite an Increase in the
anion ii I over any former subscription
that has ever been stan ed In this city,
Some of ibe above gentlemen have been
unable lo call on I he persons in their
territory but will he aiouml early Moo
day. Let your subscriptions: bo liberal
and lei us have a cotton Factory hare at
once. P. II Pki.lktibr
The following Is a list of subscriber
autl amount of each individual lubscrli
lion In sharts, the total being 419, or
$4l,0i:
J C W bitty, M; ltoweuaJ Whltly, 1
Mary II Whltly, 1, A I) Ward. II: T W
Dewey, iO, J R Parker, Jr, 10; J
Latham, 10; Ernest M Green, 5; Ilolllster
.& fox, 10; O II Gulon, 10; II It Bryan
Jr, 20, John Dunn, 5. C L Stevens, 5; Mf m
B Ilia !e. 20; Goo 1) D.il, h; W F Aberly
ft; C L Ivc, 5; D R Davis, Ii; Wm Dona
26, V II IVIIeiler, Hi; O L Merrow,
Mrs K E Brliisn, 0; 8 11 Uilnsoo, 5;
II Cromwell, .1; () Marks ill Hon, 10; II
Marks f; l'atlle It Oulon, Ui A T Land
9; II J Taylor, 1; J M Howard,
G .N Enneti, J Emlih. !i: B K Eatoa
.1; W K Baiter, 1, F B Duffy, ft; J
Green, 2; F M C'UadwIuk, ti; It 8 PHm
reio, 10-, c' I) P. r ad ham, Bj E Oereck. I;
WM Walton, 9; S R Pall, I: R D V
Jon, S, J W Dugald.t; T A Henry, I:
II B Duffy, 10; J J Wolfeuilsn, Ik Frank
D IVrry, i; It A Nunn.O; F FMallbews,
.3; J T II a I; W 0 .While, A R
Dennlaon. il; Joe Patterson, 1; F II Wbll
ty, J; 0 0 Clark Jr, 8; J Wlon, I)
J 1 McDanlel, Si L A Davl
Davla, ( D W
C.lJ-... . rt W..a III T ,.t..
, "TT.'."'- w " . '.T, ''TTZ'
i' o . . 7 ,, n
! W 8' f"' U f
i ll.r.la lilt Wlrtht 1 TLna R FaiML
' " ' ,, : , "
'"V?! i". w
ToUoO. -, B W Il.-IOOck, 1, J W
I Waiaoa It AT Paileiaoa, 1, W D WU-
lao. l; v K rrry i'e, ian at itooona,
Gao Henderson, 8 Goo lldroa, Jr,
t bm" 0T. t Hlcbaili A
.t, AO TbompeaR,$.
' ' It U Armslrong, 1 br- Armst'ong A
flimnkla. Si L A Rrar. Ii I J Hudson. I :
C L Ppenrrr, ;UL Cox, 1; W M Ward,
1; 0 II 11111,1; 8 W Willis, l; Cba
errt, 1; t.oea A Uwla, i, li 11 Smith t
SU Marys Episcopal CharUt Badly aa
ajtd by Rre. lasaraace 2,W aa
Caarck aad $3o aa Faraltut
Tbe Are alarm aoundad yetterday
moral ag aa II iW o'clock. It proved to be
Ibe EDlaconal ebnreb. A rmmti nnlnklv
gathered, and tb beeches, window,
doer, organ and all things that could be
ved, were quickly torn from lb horn
ing building.
Tbe fir was discovered about 1 or $0
minutes after th service lo ibe cbureh
had begun. Il we caused by a defective
stare flue In tbe outheat corner of iLe
building.
It seemed at first as If tbe firo would
be quickly extinguished, but on account
of Ibe construction of the roof it was
impossible to get water between the
shingles and the ceiling, and for ibree
hours and a !:lf two stream" of water
were kept -oeatantly pouring upon tbe
building. H seemed at times as if it
would be impossible to save anything
eicepttl." foundation, but w lieu waUr
was shut oil, i-hortly utter II o'cloci a
considerable part of the building was
left stanitliiif. I be roof was burned al
most completely off and the sides are
badly burned. The firemen did fine
work in saving the steeple
There was t?,000 insurance on tbe
building and 100 on the furniture.
There was tl,"0J Insurance on tbe rec
tory. 1 be do irch bulbing was valued
at about aud is damaged lo such
an extent I a, it will take the whole
amount of th a polic". The furniture is
valued at j i . A carpel Hint cost $150
was ruined. It is probable: that llic whole
amount of insurance on the furniture
and building will bo collected, making
Ibe church receive 2,oOG in all.
The rectory was not damaged,
A line of hose was laid w ithin a few
minutes after the alarm, aud bad suffi
cient steam been tip to have turned on a
stream of water, the li:e would have
probably been extinguished before much
lamage bad becu done.-Free Press,
1'Jth..
'A Single Fact is worth a shipload f
argument.'' Every cure by I looil Tenrsa-
pariila Is a fact, proving lis merit, and
the thousands and thoiisai. ds of cures
recorded certainly should convince you
that Hood's will cure you.
Indigestion,
Hood's Pills.
cti.ed by
Special Low Rates.
Tiie Atlantic and North Carolina 1UII
road Co., will sell special iow inie tick-
ets to New Bern ami lelnrn Saturday,
February 21, 1W-0 lo bear Cent ral John
B.Gordon, of Georgia deliver ids fa -
motis lecture, "Last D.i; s of the Confed
eracy.
Tickets will be sold !., the regular
passenger tialu from -l-'.sborn and all
passengers to be leturmilto 'loldsboro
and intermediate stations same night by
special, after lecture.
Fare for round trip when th bets nrc
purchased: Goldsboro, tl.nO; La Grunge
1.80; Kinston, $1.00; Dover, 7.V.
A special train from Motehead
City
. and
and stations east of New Pern.
Train leaves Mo.-ehcad f r.O p iv.
and arrive New Bern, 7 ( 0 p. in.
Fare
! trip,
night
from Moreboad $1.00 for the loun
Returning leave New Hern same
after lecture.
B. L. DILL, iiupt.
J. J. Baxter will sell all of his winter
stock now at a sacrifice to make room
for spring goods.
2,000 BUSHELS
IllTWT-riittOF
OATS For Kwtl.
Chase Bo Hill.
Atlminisiralor's Notice.
Having qnallflod al the Administrator
of Virgil Sparrow, deceaaod, nolle Is
hereby given to sll persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased,
must present Ihem on or bofore tbe lsl
day of February, 1001, or Ihls notice will
be pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons Indtbted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment.
Lkaut BiMktoaa,
Admr. of Virgil Sparrow, deceased.
C. E. Paijskr, Attorney.
Administratrix Notice.
Having this day qualified Admlnls
trttrli of lb late Henry C. Davi notice
I hereby glvn to all partlee holding
claim agalnit my iolesut to present
same for payment to me oa or before tbe
IStb day of January, 1001, or this nolle
will be pleaded tn bar of their recover-.
All person Indebted to my lntelt
art hereby notified to make Immediate
payment of sara or they will be proceed
ed agalnat according to law. Thl 10th
day of January, 100U.
Libi a B. Dana,
Administratrix of Henry 0. Deri, de
ceased, Ft Barnwall.
Notice of, FiIp for Ptrtilloa.
North Carolina I Superior Court
Crarea County J Before tb Clerk. '
Enoch Wadiworia
r
Edward Dlnkln and Helen UarrU and
Infant. . i
I a obed 'ieare to th order of th mrl
to m directed la the abort eollllrd nro
eawdlng, I will offer fur tal end aril et
lb e.mrt Itoaae door of (rava ronnlv,
oa Baturday, th Id day U March. I W0,
at tb boor of II o'clock, noon, to tbe
hlgtiest bidder for a) the following
descrtbHl pared or tract of land to lt:
IWIng that certain tract Or parrot of
land eoeveywd by H. F. Dlnkln and J D
IHnl lo Caroline IHnklns, telly dnocrllx-e
In a eortalit (W4 of evryre dated
rVpleonher I. 19I. end recorded le th
oflice of th rgltrr rf fed of Ciavee
ro. book 117, fspe M, (4, M, vhbh said
deed I rfcrrd lo for a fall and definite
rlearrtptlnn of sai l land,
January S7th. f - "l
O. il. GUIU:, t'omml-sloncr.
Clearance
. .
r Of
X
oj onoes. -
We will hold for 3 days, MONDA Y
TUESDA Y and WEDNESDA Y, our
J Semi-annual Clearance Sale of SHOES, j
preparatory to rececp-
ing our large Spring
line of Shoes and Ox-
fords The Ladies
Cjae hfYP ht?n rff7)f.
r
ri?(i if)fn fnftt oc
fc '
-r.
t
ISi every pair vijercu l i
of the Drew, Delay o Co. make ana
': the lowest price shoe they make is $2
retail so you dan
v chance awaits you
1 r. IujlI ,
ZilUt (XI d. PCI y tt'.tlC
As in some instances there are such
a few pair of a kind, we are forced to
I say that NO SHOES OF THESE
LOTS WILL BE SENT OUT ON
f APPROVAL
V
,A Wc will :il;;o inol.
y
; j
! v
Misses Slioerf tit very time
Come Monday if you can,
And get a Shoe Bargain
4fr &
w
'y
'
Houses and Moles !
Larger Bpf' -ZJD
Than Wy '
The ffl fsmm
Finer J VjTOWWKa
Wo have just rewired, purchased direct from the lUiaer by onr Utr.
MT Halm, THKEE Carlotvdi of Stock, and huve now on Imnd CO II .d of
Mu lea, and 40 Head of Morse toinit yoa, for uny and all ptirj oaea, I arm,
i)r ift and R)ad VTor .
A full line of Buggies, Road Carti, Wagons, f'nrt Wlieela, IUrneea,
RoImm nnd whips on hand Irioes and Term frnaranlecJ.
W'e invite your early inspection. Iiwppctfully,
Wl. HAKN & CO.
, , , ,, ., , .
V TUt T.YnniH A mm z nf Chn
mi v m aiai j aw av w i
, '
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w-iPt
yAm
J. R. PARKER, JR., QP0CGR,
. Thono CO. 77 Broad Rtrtct.. .
Sale
o
. . . .
First at $125
Second at 1.50
Third at 1.75
Fourth at ZOO
Bear in mind that
' r ' A
see what a grand
to get a very
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Jl tCC
lllis Mile
los.-s linn
iiiul
j:l tl'CH.
f va w y s.v w J w w
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Will I e found in oar floe bk a t
ef llrvli and Java, llial ntakra a ,
cop of a fft fit tif th aoIa-. ' t
Our nput-ibn it jour )
gnard la lb Dialler or Teas and
Coffer, and J ran get teller
qtitlUy al lower f.ri(i Bn
at any other tr. In frwa. Pun.
ly1 fln flavor is iiiaeanlred wlih
emjr pf.and of Tea, tkiffe or
Pplcr 1d t Pai.ei'a.
M.O. Ham. ttlfer P.uWrr,
Pall and Uraliam Wa'rru, Uereda
rllMm, Wafi-ra. TTlbtla ftlfcatitla
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