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VULUM. XXIII,
NIW B1KN, IKAVIN COUNTY. N. I'.. fKIUAV, Jl l. I;; I tun - S El it.M) LTIi.
M M H L K
Sta e Chart ers Companis at Mays
vill and La Grange.
Son of Captaia Ash Dead. Hew
Brick Conipaaj. Tae Stat
Exhibit Or lltni At
Paris. Hallway
Statement
Hpeci&l to Journal.
Itii.Kiuii, July II. HlsLe Treasurer
Worlli went to Greensboro today to at
tend tbe annual lueetiog of I lie No rib
Carolina railway. Ha took with bhn a
statement showing tbe receipts aud ills
hursrinenla by'tbe State on arrount of
this road. In welch It holds $:t.(XM,KXI of
stock. Krom 1881 to date the Slate has
received fioui the Southern railway iu
the way of rental f2,&92,.V5. It has paid
In the way of interest on ihe bonds $2,
771,010. having a balance of $221,54.1.
'I he road is a very valuable properly to
the State as well as to the Southern
Railway.
The State charters the llarnlmrilt
cotton mill of Charlotte, capital $.10,000;
the Collins Gin Compauy of Maysvllle
Jones county (with power to manufac
ture cotton Kooils), authorized capital
$10,000; the 1. a (iriiuge M inufsciin inr.
Company of Lenoir county, ( with power
to make cotton goods, ice, build and
operate water, Ice auil electric lights,
nuthoiiwd capital $.10,000; and the ClilT
Invcstnieut Company of Huncomlie
county, capital $10.IHK)
Last night at midnight, after .1 weeks
illiics., Thomas Martin Ashe, son ol
Ciipt. 8. A Aslie, died at his liiiinu here
of typhoid fever, lie wns, 24 years of
age and was a graduate of the Agricul
tural and Mechanical College hero. Hy
profession he was an architect and his
firm has made a reputation for its work
He married last year a daughter of Ar
mislead Jones, Ks , and a granil daugl
ler of the lute lieu. I. (Hi. liranch ol
this city
The corporation commission was noti
fied toilay that tbe Hank of Morganton
has ceased to lie a Slate hank and Ik
caiuu a National bank
The Coppeiville brick company ol
Kaleigh has begun work, with an out
put af .10,000 brick a day
Ueorgs K. Kun., the noted gem expert,
who Is in charg of the Tiffany exhibit
at the I'arls exposition writes Secretary
Hniner of the State Agricultural ilcpnii
inent: "I assuie you Ibat the North
Carolina gems looks very well indeed,
displayed as they are. I have no doubt
they will make a decided Impression
upon the judges They attract much at
teullon from lire many passcrf !y and
the Tiffany collection is their nearest
iiclghlior.
North Carolina Ba-Bi .
Special to Journal.
Charlotte, July 11 -The game today
irsulted, StatCHvlllc B, ( barlolle 1.
Duiliam, July II. Today's game re-
nulled, Tarhoro 1, Durham 0 The only
run, which was made by Tarlwiro, was
In Ihe lltli inning
STANIUSI; 111- I I I IIS.
W ON I ( ST r I
Tarhoro . . II It .7.1n
liurliain 0 1 .I.'.'
Halelgb (i f, fi.Vi
i'harlolie 4 .1 .414
Mtstesvllle :l II :t:i:
Wlluilugton 2 .ii.1t i
Our PhllipplnAr m y.
Waniiinuton, IV C , July 10 - A stale
mrnt prrparid by the adjutant general
hows lhal the total strength of tl e
United Slates army In tbe I'lilllpplnci
on June i(0 last m 0.1,420 olllieis and
men Of lhal nuuilier .11.S2I ate rrgi
lars and 31,(MiV volunteers, ills! i United
anion the different arms aa follows:
Infantry, 54 HGH nltlcers and men; car
lry. 34U2, aillllery.SJIH, and laff corps,
:t:7
The lotnl strength given above In
cludes lillO offlcers and mrn of the Nloih
Infantry, since transferred to China,
lasting 82,110 In the I'plllpplnea.
GRAND WHITE RALLY.
All WMte Supremacy Clubs to Met I In
New fternc July 2tb.
Mr. Koiron: Thursday July 2Mh
will be oliTel throughout llm Stale aa
'While Supremacy Club Day '' The
cluba of the counties will mrt on thai
day at tbelr rtsnectlve county seals and
consult. together, wrth a view to making
their Influence most effective In the
lertlnn which will be held one wetk
iater.
Il la earnestly desired that the entire
seeiheraiilp nf every club Ip tbe county
fee prtseul al Ihe court bouse In New
Bern el II M on thai day,
DMIagalebed speaker from a dls
taoc will be preaeut to address the
meeting.
8 M. Rmiiaoat,
Coaely Orgalr
Wbea la Bayboro stop tt Ue Lvptoa
IIoqm for good aoaoaasBodalloaa
Site Toyr Eya.
Have your slgkl, aed have your art
eiaaaleed tree by Dr. T. O, Johaaoa at
107 Middle M. Coir the verr InM aaal-
lly of Wet Mrd aad atlefactloa laerai-
"". TktJiwiltt.
AM Afcowt llcaatan.
Altera and clerks of savim.- banks
hay a rare opport unity to study hu
man nature. All sorts of p. . ; ! , with
many atrange notion, of tb. i n tb.HlR
and purposes of i.auK- (s i.. fore
them. A teller of a lk.st,,. -..,-s
bank t.-lis n truo story of i; ... ini,.
womnn bo cut. ! to the bank t..i p, i)
an account
'
I I. use writ.' jour tint n thai
line.' said tin .itllilal. pub.i..- t.u.ird-
Ibo woiiinn a book iiti.l a pi-i.
"I io y. 7, want mo tirt n.i
MsKed, taking thr .-n in her hmid.
'Yes, your full inline nnd middle
Initial if ynu brMe unv "
"IHi )ez want me liiiKlnnl's name?"
"Yes, his last name, but oiir u n
liist inline. "
'CU, me nuiuc before I v. as iniii
rled?"
"No, j our (rlM n nnrr.c- Ull.ui or
Itiidgel"-
"Suie. then, me unmo Is nayther
w nu o' tbem '."
'Well, what k It then'.-"
"Suit , It's Mary."
"Very well. There are others wait
Ing for you, so please hurry and write
your tiiinii'."
"Ah, Bttre, do ycz want the 'Mr .?' "
"No, n.'vpr mind Hint. Now go
nhead."
"All, sure, mister. 1 would, honest,
but ye see I c:i n't write"' Youth'.-.
Cotiipaiilou
lie Sn.eil the Hi l.luc.
"At Ilnrpers l'erry on one oee'i--lon
tl'o flood in ttie rolonine w:i .o LM'ent
(llllt It tlll-elltened tile ilesl i iiel ion of
the costly railroad bridge, w iiieb w:i
seen to shnke in Its unsteadiness," sul.l
foriuer (Joveruor Tinniis (I Jones.
"'ben e erybody present was looking
each lllollleiit to see the brhlue o
down, rrosi.loiit John W Cai-nlt of
the Baltimore ami lido iriilroml an lv
ClI Upon tile seelle. Aplireei.ltln the
lleeesslly of !v;,iil n :ion ' ;:ave an
aliniit order for a 1 . ..n 1. . i i r;i In of
fielgbl ,-nrs i l:mdiiiur on ;i .;,. i:;iel to
be run with liie .h :oii n to tlie
bridge and kept t here.
" -lli!t. Mr. (eineit, tbut I :i train
load of silk.' kuI.I the lo, il . int. nd
cut.
'"'I don't care; run oin t'ie ears!"
coiMliiiiiuled t '. i - e,n:it inn i, r of rail
roads. 'It v.onbl l.e e-i-.i. i i , p-'v for
tbe silk than to Imibl a new l.rid :e.'
The 'silk train' v. .-i ; i on n to the
bridge, and ll:e lnn-!i,jv saed
Tin- sill; was li. tii:.- nrii( by r (il n.-:..-..
the continent from .s''in l'i:,nei en, nt
which port it bad been rooe: ,d lioie
China anil Japan. Crirntl v :- a ureal
man, one of the gre.atoM of t " . . . who
have aided In the material . elepmeii!
of Anieriea. In einei eon. : lie w a s
MTV resolll-eel'lll. lis wa- ' I e 'e ' l:: I ei I
In porl'ilps a small way In tie liar
pers l-'eny Ineblent." r.iriiiiii.bain
Age llerabi.
Curds tn (he I nm.
"Cards are not played as mnrli on
the ears as fliey used to be." s;,, th,
colninel'eial tnivelel'. "A fev, years
ngo It was a coiniiioii siiit to .l e tlnee
or four games, w hist, eiiebre, m!;i r or
seven up. going on in a ear, and her
ever four or live driiuiiiiei s . ere imth
crcd together tbero was sine to be a
lively gaine of draw In proe'e s siub
urbnn trains were turned Into whist
clubs, and morning and night the com
milters were engaged In a rubber.
"Hut all tlds has been changed. Now
ndajs It Is the hardest tiling In lie
world to get up a game of nnv kind In u
train. Ask a stranger If be would like
to ta!:e a band at whit o; i ochre, and
ho v. ill free.-.- yon w ltb : .pi. Ions
1 ..I. And. v bat I v. ..i se. b. . . . mire
ly j il- liiied In 1 ', . : ii -ph Ion
"111 lb kl. I tell J. ..I ; til. . .;; ; ol
Ibis ciimry l.ae 1 n ! . , l foi
glllllllbls, bunko loeil aol ;. I ellld
ex Is, They lia e w oi I, . i t , ia hi to
the limit, f ; . j 1 1 1 New V..r!i lo i : H oi nla
an I fr 'in Vermont to ("lot ! The.v
have worked all kinds of r'mii
gaiui s, in T.I now II Is almo t i' ipo:.s,l
bio for a man to Cash a d. cl, of curds
In Hie smoking eoinpa'tiii. i.l of a l'ull
ninn w llhoct the ntinosphere grow In;; a
llo7.cn degrees colder A m in who has
been hlllell once doesn't eaic to have
the experience repented." Rochester
I'ohIKx press.
Whr Ho Many Vminic Mrn I'nll.
"One trouble with many young null
who start out In business Is tin -y try to
do tis) many things at once," - ny s let
ty (Ini-n. "Tlie result Is tl at lln-j
flon't know ns inucii as they ought to
alxnit any one thing, and tbev mitiual
ly full. The trouble with young men
who work on salaries Is that they're
always nfinld of doing mom than
they're paid for. Tliey don't enter Into
their Work with tlm-right splilt. To
get mi and be appreciated a young man
miiKt do inure than he's paid In do.
Wheu he does something that his em
ployer lias not thought of. be shows
that he Is valuable. Men nre always
willing to pny good salaries to people
who will think of things f. r them.
Tin- ninn v ho only carries out the
thoughts and Ideas of another Is nolh
Ing more Ihnn n iiier.' tool Men who
can lx relied uihui nr.- alwnys In ih
mand. The senreest thing In the world
today lea thoroughly rellnlilu man"
Ckaa1 hr ( iNlmitMrni.
'T'herv' your wntehV" nsked th.'
obaerrsnt ninn
"Why, here It la." roplled the man
whooe proIerlty had nllppd n rog or
two rwontly.
"Iitit that's a allver one Tim one
you uecri to carry had a handsome gold
cae."
"Well er flrnimstnnrwi Biter cniun,
yon know. ITilladelphln Prers.
! Work.
"Marin, yon let that yonng riobtir
eta y last night until 1 o'clock."
Ttut. mamma, you told me I most
five him time to propoee.
"Bat tve hourar
"by, tuifflini, you know he tot
ter." Cleveland Pie In rw-elcr
DaWhl't Ltltle Kerljr Risers are fa.
Boat tltU plltofof liver and . bowel
trotbtea, Bevefrip, F.B,Dufj. :
JUL! 5TH.
1
t I
On ltia date ihe f-ureiiriiers in
Pckin were Alive.
I
It.. ard H.I ... 1..
" i ram.
Danger at ( hefoo Tien
Isiu hard pressed
1 Ihe hig battle
there.
sp( i Isl to .lournn'
I Wash I Nol.;. Jillv 1 1 Tin- Cliince
! M inibler W u Ims deluded to the Slate
il.-parlinent a enblegraiu from the
Chinese Imperial Jovernmenl, disclaim
lug any responsibility for the Holer
troubles in China, and saying that the
engagement al Tien Tain was the direct
re-uil of the bombardment of Ihe Taku
foils by the foreign lleols.
Tlie fai ls in thecatfe however are Ibat
tlie forts began the boiiiliKnluieut upon
tlie vessels
A telegram from Shanghai sayB that
the foreigners and Ministers were safe
at I'ekin Ui July 5th.
The rebels arround the Pekln legation-
hi f diminishing somewhat The
Koeis burned a church full of native
oht i-t inns
The Kmperor of China is in I'ekin and
is alive and reports of Ids being spirited
away ate tin founded.
The allied forces at Tien Tsin are hard
pressed hy the: immense Chinese forces
Adiuiial Itcmcy telegraphs the Depart
incut that the allies are weary of the
incessant lighting The Cossacks by
their admirable scouting prevent the for
ign troops from being crushed hy I hi
men force of numbers of Ihe ( hinese.
Admiiiil Keiney is at Chefoo with the
Noiili lulnntry and u battalion of Aniei
i' mi minim s Chefoo Is now considered
1 lie danger point and botli the l.'nglisb
ind the American admirals fear lhal the
place r.-lllllol bl' hcdll.
Tie li-bling aiound Tientsin July".
ii;-! I w as i he holiest yet experienced
l ie liiiiish forces had :t0 killed Chi
o se troops numbering 7.1.0(H) iitlacked
tin oily from three, sides. The defend
its had 1H,000 men. A Kusstan coinpa
nv of Infantry was nearly wiped out.
hiving ill men killed und wounded.
Tin' lid mans IohI heavily. A heavy
r.iin saved Ihe allies. The tight was ri
newel July li Hinl guns from llm Uritisli
ship T. rrihlc silenced the Chinese arlil
loiv alter an engagement of eight liniirs
iVonien and chlldien me being seal to
lapue
.la; all is prcpaiiiig for a three years
war in China. Il is expected thai lill
m. i Japanese troops will be landed
lapati is restiv" and II is said her army
will advance on i'ekin at once
Base Ball Yeslerday.
peeiid lo Journal.
llrnii u, July lii In ihe North Caro
lina llaseball Association gaum todav
Diirhaiu defeated Tarhino by a score of
HI to I
Al! Ibnham's runs were imulc in Ihe
lirst Inning Cimn pili lied for Tarbore
for the first time and Has knocked out
of the box. Williams was put In
as pitcher In Hie second l-iiilng Hits
made by Tarboro 0, by I Milium 7; errors
alburn il, Durham J
W I l.l iNit tun, July 1J The game lo
lav resulted, Wilmington .1. Charlolt.
To Holders of School Vouchers.
At Ihe meeting lie! I July !i, I'.Mr),; ll.e
Ho ml of School Din ciois iiiinle tin' fo:-
i iw ing inner: i irilcrcil, that sll persons
holding teacher's voiu hers Issued in
Craven county for the years HU titi m
lH'.l'.l l'.lull, be reiplcsled to deposit Ibi-lii
with the County Treasurer bv Ihe lirst
day of Septi-mlMT, I'.r n, to hwsIi the act
ton ol i in- Hoard ol M l I 1 iirei tins nn d
Treasurer under the act of the (ieneral
Assembly, special session l'.HKI, pmvid
ing for the payment of said voni In-is
J.NO S. I, UNO, Sl l 'y
Public Speaking.
lion .1 K W Hugg and Thomas 1'
Wsrn-n, Ks. , Deni.K-ratlc csmlldales fo
Ihe .s. nnle. will aihlrrss their fellow elu
rrns on the Constitutional Anii nilini m
ami other politics! htsiics al the follow
Iu iIiiicm und plseen
JuniAR t-nnnly.
1 1 as k I ii I lis pel, r rldsy, July :ilh, H
o'eloi k p m
luiksboe (Kousr's store), Sslunlsy,
July I lib, II n'clork p. m
IiiIim lanff.
Klehlaiiiln, Morulny, July Iflih, Si, clock
p in
Jin kionvllle, Tuesday, July l?ih 1'
o (lock p in
hwnlK,ro, Wednesday, July 1K, 1
o i bu t p m.
'nrtrl Cnuiil)..
Newport, Thursilay, July Idih, H
o'elo.k p in
VI arahallburg, Krhlsy, July JfMh. 2
o'el.M-k p 111
P.eaufort, Sslurday, July 2 1 a
Fort Ilsrnwsll, Monday. Inly iSrd, H
o'clock p. m.
Core ( reek, Tuesday, July 94th, 1
o'rl rk p m.
Come onl and beer there
M DaW. BTattneon, Ch'me.
CASTOR I A
For InfU ui Cllra-.
Till Und Ym Hiti Ifim PvM
. ..... "jw -,-
6-fttwe
RALEIGH.
R u tic r Rusv With His liter, irv Rurciu
Rain Wauled Snaks Htto.
Special to Journal
Kai i iom, ;v c Jii. :. in--
"lent John S. Anurti- u.c
North Cur, din a : uli wav w , -, ! I, is
niornlng ou his way to ...-. , n'
tend the ihiiaI meeting II
elected president, Spencer l( A :.
rotary and tit-usurer ami 1 I. mi
Cook attorney.
I n three mouths not a sin
I
'li
bankruptcy has beu filed in I lo- lisi 1 1, i ,
Senator lillller is s ending oil (i,,m
Piiiulisl hea.hpiarlerrs a gn a! in iny
ihoiisanils of circulars, m.irke l 1 uin b 11
tial.inwhi. il he alleges tl a; Ui 0:11 Ii
prescrilied in the new election law ill'
fers from lhal p reecritied by ihe eonsi
tiition und 'inslrueis' ' I'op ilisis lo ,1,--
ni-ind that Ihe latter oalli be adniinl;
tcred Iluller now has .1 stenrgiapbeia
anil about 'Jl I hands al woik day and
night at heaibpiailers The I'opulisl
campaign work must cost 1 he llepubli
runs a great deal ol money. :
Itlllcigll anil Ulllhlini an- now tiedf.-l
second place iu lie-Male liaseball A-so
ciaiion, eacn Having ..n n ami lost ,
games Tarhoro ha- w on il and lo.si :'.
Kaleigh expects to lalo a game for Tai
born tins week but 0 will reipiire Ihi
hardest of hard vvm k, Klvin Kl
"'Hi'1
as toilay appoiiiird ihe ollh ial uinpiie
for Kaleigh
A well informed I i.-inoeriil , Wiley
l-'ort, of Wayne, says ih, information is
thai Hie county , v. loch cave I, toil I 1 -ui
o.'i atic ma j.ril y in l-'.ls, will give Mo
more for Ihe lianehi . aiuendmcnl in l
ii.onl h
Tin- lariuei s in 1 hi - sc. lion are v.t
an x in sly lo.ikiii!' bo i'ioi (liirdens and
law ns ill I hit city a i . Hiiiiering fr 1 he
intense heal and d i n e-j , which lias pic
vailed for a w.ek or n
' 1 '"'J' 1,1 ,l"' li'11' museum
is 1 icipieiii ly mi ie 1 iv siial.es, siieli a-
King ami lilnck, vv loch have no poison
lungs. Two weeks ago he was 1. 11 leu b,
a Ml.-i'-k snake and now his hand i
swollen, w bile then- ale sole,, at lie
billon point. II Hunks Hie poison
came from a load liog which Ihe si.a'.e
bad had in his mi ml ii. There an- poison
glens in Ihe skill "I a I oad.
Boyd Appointed Judc.
Special to .1 out nal
Wash in. r.i. Julv 1 .' Tin-President
today appoinied .lames ! i'.oyd loi
Judge of Hie Wesleru hislrict I'oiiilol
Ninth Carolina He will Id. I lie oal h
of ollice .Inly ll.th
Egypt's Cotton Industry.
W .sll l m.ton, July 111 I on i,' I b ii
eral Long, al Cairo, Kgvpt, ii.:- Mi.
following abstracts from the n-poit .1
tlie liiiiish t l.ain'r r of Conni
The liisloiy of prices duiin li.e !.a-l
year shows an unpiece.ii-iii.-.ilv lau-e
development in Hie spinning ol l-. vpi
tian eolton In our last rcp.ui we re
forred to the ilu-ii inereasi il ni.ugin ol
price between the spinning oi 1 1 . . laiiei
Tnis was partially corrccl thioi.-h I he
lirst half of ihe year, bill an in live ib
maud sprung up early in tin -iiunnei
for new ci op collon, and lu.-e Living
was done by spiniiers in a!ui...l all
coillllrif, especially in Kngl nel in 1 Ihe
I niied St-iie Prices had by I .'' I
il advanced lo if Pi t an. I h .v . - n. .
(oarly iu I-'. In nary, 11MIH) n,K ,-o .1 n In
I her J in. the trade slill le-u.g a. ;iv.
The le-iill nf nil Hos Is lhal lie n, n.-m
belweea middling American and .'.ml
fair Kgyptimi in Liverpool h i- no i i-t d
lo 1 p.-i pound
This llb.slrates w bat i m .. ,! , la
calii .1 a t.-v , dm ion in Ihe 1 i.i I. I I v j . -fan
collon, and is probably do! o ib
most pall, to Ihe newly Invctih I ;.; ., . ss
of "mereeilliig" making silkin I
Ing goods out of eol loll , I he ii s
has hern tried witll gooil mie- '.f
Auiera-fui roiloii, lull ibis ,.i s n... ie i I
ilself -o weil as Kgvpllmi c..l. ui I '!.
S'-.pn nl i v , Ihi- new lia.lc hn. .ue u,
onlhelallil and ha-, lak.-il lai.-i -vol
proM abb- pi .pot 1 ioiim
The I ry h i. been h go .. one. all I
w III probably -h . a y u Id . I s n -,-,o . s i .
poll lids
The pt. sp. I 1 . I.. I the . I of P.lll I ,,e
II II for ! un alel ' g 1 u I he S de i-
lower limn I li it 11 nl my lion- wilhin Ihe
knowledge nf Ih lilie'Kliou MTi in
The river continue- :. und the r.
pol I s f I on i Ihe Son. 1 i ii g . t h I II I e p I om
Ise of sii) . si iv "'i, i' - - f w st'-r I-'
Sin lei llotl I . I
IHI: MAKKI IS.
Tin follow loo .io I .1 Ion . Birr re.eli
wl liy .1. K .l.silisiii N. ll.-rn, N (.'.
Nrw oin, .Inly 2
CiTroii. i,n llli'li liw. ('Ins.
A iir I' vi '' '''' .."iT li .'.7
H1 . . H --, M M H. I M M7
( )l I . s. ( i H l M V
Jn H '.'h s j h an h :n ,
Mi ll s H, ;tH H :w '
f III) Aoo H . II h I T ' I
W'bat Uix-n IHli Low. ( lo
HW.pl . . Hl M Wl ,,(
ftasi-
Hopl
Ho. H j I'M
TOI
Coo T .
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Fad S
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I Howl UN lo tM thoea Uaallfal flaa-
Ml U4 illk foau M J. i. Bitr'i befora
r$- . , .
.NO Ni V. s 11:
l.itc ! I ou n-uci m K ' m I i, known
Arm; wn.;Mn
, , . is! .1 -. ..
I.. M.. V J .. :. i -. . ,
'ls.u t . .! . .
t roops r- n. . . v . . i v.
1
ai'siii. - l Ihe t bin
T W .11" V t lo U -h,
.on .1
as ii guard at liikian! I I
I o mam t ni n i hiiiiuiiiii. v . i . , , ,
-ll', llolUsand lo 1 1 1 s K r V J j L a ,,,,
I'ekin.
Jap-in s.md- a l-'i. o Mu-i,, ... I; .
si a may send an .flu r ! i... ,i,k
Japan semis 1, 1 iy thousand 1 10.,;
imeir -nub .. Clnna a ciuoi i, .-.in. ""
d i. of infani n ami anid. i
The sit u,n h.n al lien T-in has ,,,,
pro .. d since 1 he ai 1 i al of guns (,,,iu
1 h. I'.i ii is 1, i 1 111 is The Cbii.e- gui.s
at 'l ien 1 " -i 1 1 .-no in masked balleiii-s
The l..,., supply at I'ekin is said to be
exhausted, I , i 1 1 le hope now exists lhal
the fon igners ate alive
The Chim-e sacked and burned N.ii
( hang, and an- wreckin.r ihe M..111 hinis
liailav. lolly Ihollsan.l Chinese hi.
.lev ailing M ambii 1 ia. Hussia is s.n.'
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pl.iteel hi
piopeii v
n.,(,.,i c :
AIWI 1.1 i. 7L 1 I I I I UI I V
w a m w r
rok (iiki.s.
Oxford, N. C.
51st A 11 11 u . I Session Opens Au
jrust 2th, ioo.
l.-nge pallioi ige. i-'iist cla.s fa llili. -.
-a nee I .abol at 01 Kuil ( 'onsi rv at.u v
"I M 1 1 -1 1 I'.u-iiio.ss ( 'oliise.
cl I l-li) si' lan called but Iwi.a ,.i
i -- s ion.
'"',,:"'.v T,",i"" ll" '"'
d ess,,,, l'.'.i ; Music IMla till
a,,.,,, . h,..,,ielx illiislraled , ,
sLom'. I- l 1 1 1 1 1 .1 , 1 il 1 1 1, I'r.si.
Female College
A v cry prosperous -i loud wilh mo b in
bllildin:'-. splendidly located III a veiy
leinai kably In al I h I o 1 seel ioii iii Wanen
county on S. A L I; .ad between Kal
eigb ami V el. Ion. N. C
I'.inac. a Wall I !.. pi in biiiullllg at all
I mi. lot Tre ,i-e ot .ni.ihl. s.
l-'llleel; olheelH lllld le,, 1 1 -1 - I II III-
v cl v low . l-'.u ca! -:',e ue addle
Kev. ,1 M. Itlli il iKS, . M .
I.llllclon, N. C. 1'le-l.h I,!.
1 Olltlyj 'aill'l !
lib I lil edilcali UI and g I hal l,
ler. lo i,.rn I'elcglapbv. b'all'oad ic-
ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 g a I ii I T y p. - m 1 1 1 1 g . I T . i s is en
dots,-I by all leading l.-ulwav o.inii-iiiii s
as lie- only p. i lei V and ieb.,1,1,, nistit.i
lion of iu kind. Alloin gi uliialis are
assisle I to positions. I. a. lie. also ad
mitted. Write for In. lataiogue Fa'l
i ei ni , .pens A u s u -1 I -I ii lil ' iti- ddii:
ol: .I'll C. .I.I.M. l l.iMiiL-l. n. Is y .
Hey,
There I
Where's Your
Bell and Lamp
i ni n,
1 1 me
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.i
1. I, !
I i u, I pul il i. IT. I ih .' .... and
i iv, .1 the nee, -oi, y am ...ol ii I
I.A M I- AMI lU I.I
Bells, 25c to $1.25
Lamps, 50c to $3.00
Tires and Repairs
In Abundance.
Wn. T. HILL,
'.il M.
, 1. i I,.,,.
.I .ni nsl I -id
Lawrence & Co.,
i I I l' I 1 I I I ' 1 wi I
WhulcsalR CfDimissioD MMi,
rki'irs and pyoiHicn.
.'ii N". Sid.- K IUII Mnrkrt,
IIOSTO.W - iMAKN.
SPECIALTIES:
Peaches, Melons,
Southern Fruit
and Truck.
Sweet and Irish
Potatoes.
(I o
IWeti - Fatifruil IUII National
, ".F". '
IWartna (niamlwr rf Uhsnirnvm. k (1 Lsjw
1 C Uo. l MerraaUla a tetter-
0
mMcUlt M Uratlori farwUM
I . apoa ppllcailoa.
New Lot Small
I
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1 . - l'..M-iii
W bob I odll.-l,.
"1 li II. 1 -III Kl v el I
: 1 1 I . .
,,,'l't,
1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 ,
' m
1 ,i io d Meals. I-1 -mis and
i ' M I'nl t.-r on ii-.-.
iv-lul Spiings Cine. ,- Ale
l-'i- sli I bii llaki-s. Corn Star.
I Icsn-i I fully doloTl ;l shale
on n-antcc Sat if act inn.
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IJ.L.
'l'lione Ol.
ea
Fins is mi reason wliv vmi slimilil
.'oiiiisl . While in her .sloia-s :(-o h:i in
e-- 1 1 : i. v wilh us is liarirai n ihiy.
McDANIEL
'There Ami No Pockets in a S
i our at trillion is esi.-i-iallv call'-, I In mir t wu-luil Ion wliite Kid
(, loves lllsl lel-oiveii, S'.lo, olllelS l-liai'L'i- . I IMI.
I 'I'lioso ( 'rasli Shu ts at -Mi- anil
i however.
Slnil Waists al ."( -, while and ciilnii-il, are on-at values.
II vim int.-lnl miiiio In Ihe .seii Kl'iife, '-rneeihi" Katliin.o Suit, irice
i I :.n io .iii.
f-aye niniii'v ami avnnl a sunstroke liy inin hasiue otic of inn .ilh- Uni
Ih'oII.i.s. Any o.mmI '. Why yes. t..ujhl riehl is the reason. One dol
lar on,- is oninl i-imiioli for aiiylni.lv.
I K iiilu our slinvv win, low mi l'olloi-k St root ami see tliosc Men's
Tan ami I'.l.nk Vioi Kill Shoes $1 Oil In I oil.
ui' w ..in. u s Shoes ar.- just as i li.-aji.
tin Muinlav we will oi.-n up a white Sailors, al Mlf, worth a great
ileal ninn-. A lucky in.liv i.liial who oets one.
All .-lasses of Millinery at a groat reduction.
SMITH'S STORES,
61 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 99 Middle St.
After-Dinne
iiw tlir m r :i n (inf. liniHli. Tht rr
In iiolhin iluuitit-r for ilp-wcit
than KarniH, lin t- I'ihUIiii, JcIIicm,
itml Fjiim rut kprs I'", r I i i n
in tin-' 1 1 ii will !' fnwinl in our
t-ltu k. w iiu 'i imhpiiIh an rxlimi-sl
i v tt IimiI 1 1 mi f "ijiiit'i'i ics". 'rln
Wlldll" nil. I Is l!t.l HI H klh
tii I hi- ivii- r h ii, Hrl ni4i.t of food
KJit'i'l'ill h'M nll lllllHt -( In it 1 1
incriitlc
nt- mM i.c.ivc.I a ol f
Kn-f.li t ni 1 I ' l Isiih u( Ii M ii It 1 rt
AU.. Inn- l-.l ..f Ni.-cly urr.l
1 IhiiM. i'twv iih ;i c;ill and w will
ilo en i lu -t I i 'Iiuhc yum.
.mi i f 1 1 r ItiiHiiH'HH,
J. U. PARKLR, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
''''''s-'t?i.tAY.(ttki9
Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
If jon want a flood rnp of ileliriona cxiffiw buy ft pound
and yon will get it
Thii coffe ia ecjiul to ny roffe in thrjmarkft, rrgftfd
Imw of prio.
't
PIG HAMS ! I
:
M '..: 'S W Ml lie.ids
I I loin, -lie Sardines,
hlesb lav I .libst.-fl.
, ovuM.-.
Knost 'l',-:, ;Ui,l C.ilT.-e.
li. Tapio.-a. lure anil (irits.
nf Mllir i:it I'olltlge lUld
Wholtesale 2
V llelnil 2.
jrer,
71 Ilrorvl Ht.
hroua.
not speiiil v
i' nmney iulvanta
iluy for bargains:,
sloollll .sale'
.111. - ar.- just walkiiiT mvay, some left
- Delicacies !
Youcsn sUsys aipcrl when
yon order jrxir fixsl supplios from
tills reliable store. We rnj sup
ply every demand ol a flrst rlsas
fi.uily trade with Die Obotrasl
Stipln and Fancy Oroceriea, , Hel
l.h, I'lrkles, Haucea.;OII,Koi
Rirsr PHnl H.iUer, and I Mutisms
atJR r-k IMtutn Prlo.
We msse a specialty of high
((rule T. as an I K'ofTees,
Our Perfection Bleod-
Coffee Is Fine,
Pries Only 20c
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