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VOLUMI XXIII
NEW BURN, CHAVIN lOUKTT, S. ('.. TIKSDAV, DECEMBER II. IH"n. -r'llOT Kl TloN.
si m is r k ; i
sun FISHERY.
CONSUL STOWE'S VIEWS.
Situation lo South Africa From Ail-k an
1 Standpoint
Satisfaction Over Its Establishment LoDi)i 1)of 4Jr..,, ,, -,,,,
rn ill l(ir the United Stales. Consul d ut -n! nt
FOR HIGHER DUCIIION- R1LUGH.
Trial For Swindling Through Bella.
State board Beport. Halter
of tfale White Oak Swamp
Lauda. Will Vol
For Bonds
Bpecial Ui Journal:
Ualkioh, Dec. 7. Much satisfaction
ta eipreeU at Itie declaion of the State
Board of Agriculture lo eaublloh a fib
hatchery at Avoca. The United Stales
has had a hatchery across the river from
thai place, aud it has not proyed a sue
ceas, but tho Stale will bave belier fur
tune. A number of years ago Its hatchery
there a very successful.
In the federal court here today the
trial of J. L York, of Fayettevllle began
the charge being using the malls for a
swiudiing scheme.
Adjutant General Hoyster is. here. He
says the report of the first Hteghneut of
the Stale tfuard, which at present has
only 10 companies, shows 460 otllcers
and enlisted men.
The Stale board of education has made
sale of the White Oak Swamp land, in
Onslow aud Jones counties, lor $io,0t,0
There are alleged to be 224,000 acres, but j
It is Bald there are really only 110,000.
The lands are claimed by C. 8. Vcdder of
Charleston S. C, under a grual of l7rf-.
The Stale claims them, uuder deeds
made by sheriff in 1709 and 1800, to gov
ernors William It. Davie aud Benjamin
Williams, for non-payment of taxes. It
is said that a man In 1795 made entry ol
all the swamp lands In Jones and Ou9low
and sold them to tho man for whom
Vedder claims Htle for $100,000. K. S.
Finch got an opliou of the lands recently
but sold It for 17i As lha lauds
Cape Town, landed at N.uthaui;
day, wearing the Mt:.;; al cat
he wore when the B..tr
train while he was i. I
Vretoria on a t-p1.' lal nils; '..
hole iu the collar of his i -.'
the narrownesh nf Ms i-vdj
Mr. Si. we is takiuc
leave of absence, an I w
the Untied Stales on I ec 11
Louis. He said:
"I give the wai in South
months to come lo an end.
ion, it is boui.d lo be snuffc I
t'.m kt-d
lil- wi-y
. A I .
I I
Baptist State Convention Decides
to Raise $100,000.
I i ii tri but ioiis A 1 read y tilven Sen
sational ( r i in i n u 1 ( use In Beau
fort (mutt Hardware l oin
pun) ( luirtered. Two
I. en tie in en ith Sin
pillar similarity
of Nnuies.
dorm.
if r
l'c
are In disnute the State agrees to sell lo
as stated. 120.U0O. of ; cuum uicir ..
a trustee, getting, i
which $1500 Is In cash. Then Vcdder j
can sell his interest lo the same trustee!
for whatever he can get. ll Is the pur- 1
pose to get the timber from the lands,
which are useless for any oilier pur
pose.
The Board of Agriculture decided lo
submit to the legislature a provision for
the fixing of a standard for fertilizer.
The matter will go before the legislature
In January.
The Stute Superintendent of I'ubllc
Instruction says ho Is confident the rati
fication of.lbe franchise amendment will
result in a notable stimulation of public
education. It Is certain that more money
will he given to Ihe public North Car
olina, more populous than Virginia,
gives only half as much to the common
schools.
The aggregate capital of the wood
working establishments chartered by
this Stale this year is ful'i.trx'.
The Supreme Court will next week
take up the last of the appeal dockets,
thai of the 12lh district, ll will proba
bly end ihe fall term about Dec. L'i.
There is no doubt that Kalelgli will
vote next year for another tl"0,'JOi bond
issue for Mtreel Improvement-. The
macadamizing of sltcels has beou push
ed rapidly this year. Vast quantities of
stone have been taken from thucllj's
granite quarry and crushed or cut.
that period. 1 do no! b .i -.
Kitchener will do ranch tnou i,
other General. The pre-i-;r. ; .au
British campaign is I. nun I to ' : ,n
results. Moreover, tlire ire
Boer prisoners in Cc-!on, M. Helena
and Cape Town, all of I ,-m an- an xi u -to
have an end of hos-.i..iii-.
"Shortly before I left lhe;e ChriMia:.
Botha, a cousin of Louis lt-.tl.a. jtot :
petlion among his fello , -o i-ou-t- '
Cape Town urging the I'omiii .n.lnu!
General to make peace. A mj -lilt
signed th,-petition, which imdou'ii-.-'ily
represented the as!gre"tle opi.i: -a ol
the Boer prisoners
"All this talk al nit ImriiwiL' f : :i i - i -buncombe
Tho only farms di-trojid
are thoso from wliicli slioi s nr.1 iired at
the British or those which mv 1 i -i ii u
obviously used to slielu r i' e 11 1. 1."
M r. Stowe comnieut ed t.. -i-'.i.ti- M-n-iai
iustances where tin: I'.riiisb i.il go 1
excuse for burning fin nw, bul u I r-i. - u .1
H.j said ho did not b lii-ve I i . i
sedition in Cape C'n-uv wo:!: :- J i "
to much.
"1 have fi ien.l s am iiit lb h
well as I he British. Inn :
fteulral throiisihout. and I d
ihat the colonLits hive any i.l'i ion.
Iiro.;lJ. ;!!-! i !
S; ecisl to 1
Hai.i-.Ioh,
-int.. charti
' M .in i oe.
:. ird -. are,
oil llh
N ('., lkoemtK-r 8 - The
- the Heath Hardware Co ,
hi. h ill manufacture
machinery, electrical aud
ui'iiiios, etc , capital $)H,
Ici.'h u-id others stockhold
I'. II li isbec, K-'j., returned today
f: in Hi aiifort county and brought news
of s cry si rnntci: itud sensational trial,
in r hi- ,i;:!i, N I'. Supreme Court re
irio I :n i e is t lie else of a man nannd
i'.ro.d.s Iricdfor rape, it being in evi
. lint be personated the woman's
hu-lianii. The court held Ihat it was
no nil c; that fraud was not rape. The
--jl-laluic ill 1N-M ju-cordingly enacted a
!i,v lo meet Mich a case. Up to that
in- such a case had never been tried in
lTi- -i:iii- mid some thought there would
ni-M-r l.e anot ber. The legislative act
Msni'.e id,- oll'cns- rape and lixed the min-
iii'tiM pi 'iuily at tun yi-irs in the peni
ciiii.il.. Charles Wiliiams was this
week tried for the .same ollenceand con
n.-le.l. II : attempted lo prove know!
s -. 1 . - - o.i i.io woman's pai t, but the lat
n i's i u. !:.:, e promptly convicted
I n- ll-ipti.
-1 1 lei i
b I lie-,
it;- c
U t, -1 its
h.-ld. It
invention hole has
work, ll Is the
holds tinea bcs-
cimmerci-il opiorliiniil.-s a::- b-ni:
opened up In South Vfilc i. ol ivh -c!:
1 tilled States Is onlv ju.-t b. gonnr. !
take advantage. ? soon :is l!.
Ing Is over S.iulli Africa ill hi' i
the best inarkels in the u.o' 1. a iiriri.i
where tlie liiitisli tlieinsi lvi - al ui: !'.-.
wo are already outstripping iln-m
Last Galveston Storm Loss.
PltOV IM'KTIiW N, M -Ss., I 1. e T---Y!.
(iueen of the l'io iccc'town tirain! I m'
lishlng licet, Ihe l.'ora S. j!
been given up for lost, v;ih
of thirty souls, by the people
log town. Kvery circumsta
! to her del riiclioii at Virgin
ihe Grand Banks, in th.. stor.
l 12 lo 14. kuown on land as t
ton hurricane.
-: ,:i a oa .
l:d,.-:ics to i iii-sii $'2o HOD '.his year
cud ooll in t y; ;r for higher eduea
lo.n amoiu: the I'liptisls, and has already
r-Jv.nl '.."i,0IHl of the fJo,()l'. vlhii-l
I. .Mice '.V. I'. i-'airclolh gave tlOOl), Dcn
, --oi.ni.iiis of Washington -fSOO. W (i.
;i,ii;. I ..-Ml, li e. l-'ilst Baptist Chinch
iici -.V). the liaplio Tabernacle b"i-
I -) , l o- , liurcii a! Wake Forest $MhW
etc. T. in : y one of th" fi atlircs of -,
. i - -; , 1 1 .. .s tlie lUHu.'igement of the
. j, i -i p ii': . the Biblical Kecorder, Ihat
i - .i i;, i In r lut- owneis, Ivl'.vai-ls and
.- in
M the c.
.lltlc'
chilli die
i
cKay. I. .
I! b r ci .
of Hiis
' p ic
Hi,-!.. ,.
Tw
-, M i
i.:b.
iiii-ni
i-niiij
after l.i
l, C. 1:1 C
DeWltt's Little Early Hisors are
dainty llllle pilla, bul they never fall to
clcause the liver, remove obstructions
and Invigorate the system. F. S. Dully
& Co.
The Tiber Does Damage.
Rome, Dec. 5. lo consequence of
the rise of iho river Tiber, the (pay
Angullla a, 800 yards long, which bad
itieen undermined, slid Into tho river lo -day.
The damage done Is estimated at
two million lire (3f0,000).
Tl t'r .
F,iroil.l a:.. I .
lairs 1.., unlive Ijai
Mid qulvkly ci-o-
BIG SALE OF LAND.
55.000 Acres Sold by ihe Sure to ;i
J (ioldshoro Man.
I The State Boai.l of IM-i'-itim nn-:
i yesterday to close Ihu . i:!'.e' lor lb
i isale of .'o,M'l) acres of Stale hu, !-
I In September last M r. ; . i-hr ol
j Goldsh to, representing .' - ' l.li :,
' contracted to purchas, 'i.' . l.n -'.vi.
as the Vedder s-.vauri ;-i:,!-, I' l -uii J
all the lands owno I '.; .-
1 Onslow and Jon, s co-.ntie- :.. : :...'
jborhoodof White Onk s i -una I
I ere sumo fifty -live 1 1 . -o i -i n '. . .i- t
these lands, w bicli w a- bargaio.! o .
eold at fifty ci nld an i. e
Mr. Islcr was n t icsciilcd by '1 1
Frank Thompwin. The cont rm t i
! (or the payment of $l,.'i0.l In e--, a,:
, $t.1,i)00 to be paid on or befon; Jul- 1
,1901. Mr. T'lompion is here lo i :,, .
i the contract 'Ihe board will h,m- a -i
I other meetliiK liHlay Haleigh I'.-at i. .
nl 1,-oicn o! th- same name an:
.1 olm C. I'ii . i y , a'dei man of
,ud Mr. John ('. Diewrv, gov-ili-ial
and an 1 miner, of lliit
i. i . 'I'll. nn I til.-! this year,
l l.ll-i till III itisll Colli 11 1)1)1 11 is
ae liali ig.b man. Knob is named
n-i'o rnai giandf'illii-r, each has
illii-r ii ii in oi 1 i
a biotnei iiMi" 1
t ; : .-ane -ie
i t a: lily :i i y
i 1 ; :i 1 1 1 and each bus
' Janu s. 1 hey are of
,:-: look alike. It
ninarkable coinci
t..)f Interest to Farmers.
loocd to i ml th
A
tl-i
.1 "
I -ii nn i ... f l ii i t L-ro v
,1 hi r- intere.-li d in
-, in Nor' !. I a ; ,!-i
r.iiioiiioloei-t of t:
IcullUle, ut Kal' ig
a to send hill spi-i :
cos ;n i i is thai in
,- ll.cy ate
no n!s of anv
allention ol
crs, Iruckeis, ami
agricultural pur
a, to the fact that
e 1 . partnicnt of
b, N. C., desires
in, nls of any in
iV come lo their
invited to need
n n ets re;ardinf;
JuJe Furnell Feared by Defend
ants in Federal Court.
Baplix-o llaie (rowd- at Sunday
Smices Labor Organizing
Small . rai ll I rups I,, mk
Well. Building for Metli
odists Urphanagi
Kor Soldiers
Home
Special to .1 . ci r us!
Hal ki. .11, December III. 1 l.e term of
the t'ede-al Court here will certaiulv
conliuue all this week. Ju.lge l'urtiell i
thoroughly feared by the defendants i-i
tliis court, and ibey are begging for
coutiuu nn e Tniee w h.le men have
been couvicti ! of counterfeiting.
1 hi re win L'ical irowd- i-.t tlie -Mit
day (t'lvicis of tin- Baalists 1,,-ie Their
Stale Conv.-ntion held t'iree sessions in
order that it nogbl en I its work today
At the K:r-l I', .ptist church v. Ii
Willingbam, of Kiciiniond, prenched a
sermon of got at pow er.
it is il'ii.e apparent lu relbat one at
least of the li ileigh papers will make a 1
fight ngiinst millier issue of street1
bonds. Tlie people will probably vote
on that iitKsti m in May.
The labor h re is lapidly being or,:an
i.ed into uni us. (in,- munis pushing
the movement
Tin small grain in this section of the
Mate looks very well. Here and there a
iillle gieaiiiug of Ihe collon In tile fields
is being done, llis doubtful that this'
crop w as ever cleaner picked.
The corporation comniisMon meets
Wednesiliiv. ll will hear argument by .
IlieSeaboaid Air l.i'ie's aitoineys on'
that railroad s , xcepllons to the recent
orib-r of I he coiui.ii.-sion reducing the ;
freight rate on liicko: y. .gum, dogwoo I
and persimmon logs.
(leu. Thomas K. To in. who will next
month take charge of Ihe nllloi! uf Ku- '
pe.iiitendeiit of I'liblic 1 nstrueliou, a, -points
John W. Duckett, a veteran ed
ucator of l.uinlii'rton, hi ; clii--f cl::r! .
A n engine has iieen put in opci at ion
at the Soldiers Home, for sup.ply ing
water t) the various buildings l-i a
few days connection will he make will:
1 he Kaloigh b over system, as Ubl) fell,
of pipe is now being laid. I
The Baptists arc working great gains
in membership. it was surprising to
learn to-day that in this county they
have more than 100 churches and over
ol) preachers.
i'lans are in hands for the $'io,0"0
main building of tlie Me'hodisl Orphan
age here. It is the purpose to have il
built in t welve months.
Cen. Julian S. Carr will rail a con
vention of Kx-Confederate Veterans, to
be held hcie in February, at which tin
Legislature will be memorialized to in
crease the appropriations lor the Soldier.-,'
Home and for pensions.
W lieu you need a soothing and heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur
"pose, n-e Ihe original DeWiit's Witch
Hi..: -I !-i,hf, a well known cure for piles
and kin disia.es. It heal.-, sore.- will,
out leaving a senr. Beware of ,-oiinle:
feits. K. S. Duffy & Co.
l-.i i turn r,,l hnh,-k , t rf-s-ssar . Tf s ' ' XT-.li .
j j e. ft
tatv . p . t- .-.-:.tv j .o.mds : i
.',-, i " 1 :. r - - . 5 in
Et An I
i 151. t U ?. S'n ? 1 I !
,,. i. P It.::.-1 C :.:nl. " I 1,m, , : . - l - - . '-i .. if..-- I B
ti:.- i-.:i-.v.:-. ,; ,, uii; i 2 : B
..'. 1 ; I'- - - - . a . a:. ; 3 jk ?
; ...U ...mis, ,,:, -.:,:;,,,..,...,., . . Mil ?
v, . . . I Jt$ ! ' : iiJ
rs&sw -N ' I t-muksi-.. k -v f : -B- i
' JlJi!iii.i!i.MiIW- SW' S
lilpliP I A. CHRISTMAS T . 1
telHIS tc goods i t;
'iiSA-I- I Wl. f A i!au-l-. in- a- well a- il-efill I'l.at.l.g m
Dish. ,.r Five . . , lo -k I : a. Wcd-ewood jf" ( l
1LMMP & Dressin- 1'nM-h : (lo.e iloxis, "'1'. ira l
THE MARKETS. M P .ip,:i, . laooa,:.- ,ad I ,bn iia -Jmp- I
' (S W 1 -I- $ .--taud-. New DcMgnsii. Kan:-. j BC
I'l,ef,l!ow:,.,11:,o,H.ioswerereceiv. H I I Kboiii, d an 1 Silver loods. I
I b. .1. i: K-iibaiii ,V Co, .New Bern, f
. ?f Oli' es, and Kv-rylliin I' rr.lv in '?
V H jP i I'.roocb--- ,1 Fancy I'm-ot ail kinds, ,S C m
Nk-v V k, Dec. li , i. tj p. fi J
oTn.N.- Open. High. Low. Close "IV -J- J COiTie I U 1
Ian b.l.O !M',2 !' 'I I 9.2H
' '. and See : - I
May '. i . ' ' s ;i :s '.I I'll 'J.0II . S )
Aug .. .. !l P. ali v(i v.Mli !Jc Z I
v -,: rt s no io;, SKCi-. VJ"
Wiik.aT: Open. High. Low. Close '
S;; ;: " : J. A. JONES,
Fed S ,i; rai ISItOAl) STIIKKT, STKWAKT'S OLD STAND,
Kel:,Jr . u: I"! . livery, Fffd, C,Tf A lT
a s w i: . -.Hnlo and k 1
('off -:i receipts were lii.ill, bales at a'l ; KvcIlUJ' . . fta5ya.if W
p Hi 1
I I Mml, rl.
See's S..!c, T.oiiil bales. Fu ; EI t fS VV
i.ir - Dec. .l.-.i:y..V. J.n -V eby. :. I'l i 1 Y" ' fdt&S
io ei ;,iu -ui bun-ai i slini-ite of crop j Jia ' " ' l
"c:r,il;,,ii;1ocai Ke,s...d at,,; Mitfr ii'iiiMd
I all styles No .hoc, made that are be,- i Wlr V ' U W . 1
iter than Koe.i s and Douglas, every nil i LLk----.s( f ! ..J-.
J. J. B n-.ii. I '""'
I I in si iii.il
Notice To Shirpers.
All Iriight for (ioldsboro mid sta
tions vve-t of New I'crn must be de
livcrcd at Ihe wareiioUM; of ihe A. A
N. (', U. H. not later than 10: 10 o'clock n.
ui. and all fn-iglil lor Moiehead anO
stations east of New Bi-rn must be de
livernl not later than 12 a. in Freight
received after these hours will be lor
v.arded next day .
.1 IV C Dm-,
Forw ardiug A iren'.
Fine Fh
Mc.Sorlev'
rida irangi s, IMc per dozen at
pan
Do
are i :
1 Xalli
Boers Wanted The War.
Retiring County Treasurer.
LoriDow, Dec. 7. A Blue Book of the ; Al ,i. mc , s, f n. I( rd of K d ...
fiouth African dUpatcbea from Jan. 8 lo I tjon ,,f (;rilV . Connly, yesteiday 'ii
Ool. 14 waa laaued yeiterday. I following, which speaks tor l.-.-lf w a
Hlr Alfred Mlluer, the British Hlgb ; pMei;
Commlailoner, willing lo Mr. Chamber-j Reiolved by the Board . f lid it1
Jain, quolei from a letter dated Krooni-, 0f (jravon County , that on tin, m ui..
lad, 8epl. V. 1899. and written by Mr. of our TreUii-r Mr. Th ooias Dani'
Bllgnaul, brother of P. J. Bllgoaut, j rotlrlng from olllcc. we delr.- to eipie
HUte Secretary of the Urange rrct blate ; our Cor,lll approval of his w i
they desire i mf ormat ion, and siieh
oaloin will b.- given so far as p u
ll ia de-irid to make the I'cpart-
( l.i glial piarlical benelit lo Ihe
a- pos-ible, and no elforl will be
I . a! t am litis end.
.ii.' il,:- winter the fruit growers
p. ,-ia'. I ui ged to make a careful
iiaii-.n i ' lio n Irei uud n-nd sny
or s;,s .i ; .u uii' to tlie Depart-
e iii a 1 1 , i may be luve.-li
of inipoitancc As lhls
b. -iii-lil o! I In- I" ople, w e
will tr-e il lo t In- I .i-l of
by compoiidenoc oi
BISHOP PETTEY IS DEAD. !
The Well Known Colored Minister Alter
a Short Illness at Clio. S. C.
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Sloekhuldcrs uf The National Bank ol
New Kern, N C
Tl
so 'hat 111
! if it .
i- fill t lie
Ihat ibey
nl: lit .
psrti
al follow a;
"The only thing we are afraid of It
that Chanuerlalu, with hla tdmlttrd fli
fulneta of temper, will cheat ot out of a
war end coneeriuently out of an nppor- j M)ta wln 0.
tnnlly to annex Naial and dupe Colony I The Jol-iinai. will '''' u'''1
end to form a Itepublli an United Malcn ' li0ni with Tieaanier Thounn
of Bo-ilh t.frlca." 'harealwayi len ii pe s-
farther Ihat Mr. Daniels' ! no.
Weather Condltlonj. of thu oiiice hi t-ecn . i...
,,. . , ,. dlacnmforl and loa. t th" am
WAaliiKoTox, Deiember 1 - r .ir . unU.r,,tAv ,.,,.
and commondaiion of hi) ouilii
efficiency end earned zeal, ainj w e ho
that all hit oil! -!1 r.-'nibon in ,i.
future may he platen', as tb- y hi..
I In iu made to build up a
.f ins. its fur Ihe A ' ricu 1 1 u i l
t and for e x bibi-jon l.i the
i -i n ii. 'I he aid of all is ai-ked
-.. .nj "piclnieus for Ibis puipise.
i I an-, sp'-clmenU or iini:irles to,
k..n I ere. an, Jr, Knloniub.l -I .
; I ii p u In. i n'. of Agrii u it ut a',
Kalelgh. N C.
Bishop Charles Calvin I'etley, I V D.,
one of Ihe bishops of the African Meth
odist Kplstopnl .ion Church, died nt
Clio, S. ('., at 10:30 Jo'clock Salurdav
night from ciiremlc poison He arrived
at Clio Tuesday, November J 7 1 h , expi" t
ing to preside over tlie session of the
South Carolina, Conference of his Church
but was taken 111 with a complication of
pneumonia and yellow jaundice which
later developed into curemlc poisoning.
Bishop I'eltey waa born at Wilkes- j
bom about al years ago; was educated I
In the common M-hools of North 'an :
Una, and at
win re he n:
whs one of the Im-1 educated and most
annual mcling of the . tock-
holdi is of Ibis Bank, for the election f
! its Dire, tors, and for I lie amendment, of
t the third article ol the articles of the
jassoilalu.il: and the Iransacii m of such
i other bti.-inis as may come before them,
will lie held at their Hanking House, on
Tuesday being Hie Hth, day of Jan., 1!"1.
The Fulls w ill be opened al o'clock
A M ., to be closed al 1 1'. M
li II. Kolii.UTS,
Cashier.
Kvci- Fiuiii'i
1 1 :ii n i Sri, Ki
ill
Irs,
N'.W
Win
-i'ii.
( Ml
I-ilicst Slot'k of-
Also a ( 'iiniilo!i- I .i iir of Huoeics, U'ttgtms
1, .,1s, Idr.
J. A. JOXES,
llinad Street, Stewart's Old Stand
VJ2.U i
REMO
Wr hiivc I'rlllciVril to our
2T ctx7- ZBrlcls: Store,
Cor. IlroI V Effuiiook Ni.h.,
Where we will be glad to welcome all our old and new patrons. Our
strict nltintioii to business In Ihe past is sullicienl guarantee to the trade
tha' wc arc alw ays looking out for the BcM Intcrctt our Customers.
Our Stock oi" fttiil' and FHiicy
i!roM'rie is ,oiiip!ol,
grtr"l.:tfoo Slulilrs ami !-lu-ils in Lurk lot for tin- ii'-c o:n
inoiluti.iii of mil' ( 'nun try l-'ri, nds, FKMI!.
Vniir. for I'us'ness
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. li. A Oil 1 i
ed I iri-anlzer an I
Na. I .nal I "eioli i.
r, lln- oily and esteem
State Deputy of tin
a:, been in 1 he ilv
Diddle I'nKersiy, from j f,.w davs. in the Interest of 'I
graduated In 1H7. lief, , 1 1,- I, ft o:i I In '-,
lasi nigh; l o Hi riloo! I., l.i .
a
N h t ion a
r N.-iis,
ll,.- go ,J
llh
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e w bo Ire
lb- go
l.i'
II i'l lb
of Mr
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Toeaday.
Light north to tail wlodi.
treated every citizen, miln r
The high lrotneter aod cold weather . of Craven ' o.inly
re over the north et on Saturday baa , deallnga wllb him
pre ail taitward to the Allanilo ooeet
and tontbward acroa the Interior with
decided temperature fall from the Ohio
atley nnnbenalward Into New Eng-
laad. Fiaeiloc weather prevail la cea- fcllowleg Hal of o.TI -r i
"faiioi,
. r -' ill i-;
i'll . '.
l. Silo
f uoib
i tie i -
( apt. E. W. Kannlnc Dead.
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w l,o w a e g i o. e r . n I to
i r, sio;, ..- unr h
nmle of A I nil i al De w ey
, d I hi e today a: Hie
lids
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1. 1"
I f I
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in i gloi
Mm-i ii.-,
,t.-l r-ta'e
i, n:-d s,
lllhl e.s.
Giston Council-National Union.
,i i
Waa loalllatcd lirrc on I'::
, bj B. A. Collin, Btale Daputi ,
'g'-il..
ti. war ' el u , , n I !c St it.
M ii u ii i ng lined no- Con
. . and as on i lie , , in o l
guila iform.-ily lii-' Meir--!.cnull
lb'- frlgale4 Cuir.
id Coiigirt In 'ilaniptoii
tral Teiae. the northern n rilun of iba
Golf Stetee. aad innh and nnrthweetera
ponlnna of tta Pouih Allanih- (Male.
Ilaav (roela ata reported al New Or
la ma, tad harV-etoa.
CASTOR I A
Tot IsiaJtU aad Clxildrti.
UiUcI Yia Bail Utayi E::;tl
J. T. H rg.., Pie ldrnl.
K. r. rirly, Ei-l'rcildenl.
J. J. Bait '. Ice 1'iesldi ni
II. I. Rojall, Hpeaker
K. W. Among, Hecreiary,
O. B. Watere, financial Secretary
J. R. 1'arkar, Tr, aiuier.
L. A. Smith, Chaplain.
J. M. Araold, I'eher.
J. 0. Thomae, Berr;ent-et Arm.
. B. Parker, Doorkeeper.
Tnuteee K. W. Bmallwood, M
Mway.J. i. Baiter.
Tha Hatloaal UdIob la fraternal la
ll ranee order,
lorn I, w bell
I. i Ikiiil ni
Ho.ds
l i r M r nfler lb' war hi had been
In lb" I n u r. i ncc b ilnei4 h':ro and con
dueled lb' Atlantic View llotpl, Ihe
vi 1 known 'imm.r resort at Wrlghla-
clo(,ient preachi rs of Ins race, and had wnrk i.ing
held several proml neiil positions In the (i y (
A M F. .ion Chinch Besides filling : .',.lnK,. (
the pulpiis of a number of leading (!llr w
i ii-Mcbi n in North Carolina, South Cm,- . , , ., ,(.
Una. Al-ibiuna, I ennessen an I C alllornla y
he v as four years general secretary of 1
bin church, and wan eln lc I bishop when ;
only Hi yi r i of ngr, at New Hern, In
May 1
He limidi-ileitenslvi-ly In America
and Kuropcnnd was one of the most
ronncMs lvc 'and irogiesslvo negro
rhtirohnirn of h . : s- Hi- li-avo a
w Ife an I . ven ( hildien.
Bihoi (ico. W ( dnlon, of Chailolte,
wr. wllb him when he died, ar.d lie.
with Kevernl of lln- oiko bishops and
general otllcers of t bo Church will iit
lenl ihe funrral.
The funo'al service, of lilshop C. C
p., iv, iii 1, hrbl i Hi I'liier's
. .... .. - - . vm m a m- nv.Lt
Cbiiich at 2 oclock on Werlnea.lav lec. fMlflkAlwfi lis- f
mmm -;ai.i?.ii3sV j
lg,i i;l"-l
s
K
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U VARKER, Jr.
A Well Selected Stock
OF WESTERN HORSES
AND MULES . . .
o iii our Nlabh'N and tnor o arrive.
Our iiat ron reap Ihe
iMiulif ol" our ninny
5,000,000
12. b lii
v 1 1 ed .
Friends a-i, cordially In-
11, lp Is nre h d at once when a prraon
lie It In lis' t" A cr.'ler.rd conih or
I ii, 'i osf I, in of Ilia rounlerfellt of cold m? mini Iwooiint serious and1
D.-Wl l's Witch llael Balvo. Moat iuuld Ix- Hopped al ore One Minute
nf ibem re worthies or llabje lo rauac Cough Cura iinlekly euree' cough and J
Injury The original DeWltlt W Urn , cold ao.l the worel taee oi croop, oroo
IUm I Halve l a certain core for pile. ' chllla, grippe aod other throat and lung
ecrema. rnta. eralda, burnt, tnrei and trouble, f. 8. DulTf A Co.
muil be old Jerseys and Charleston
Wsknli-hl vsrlrib. F.HV LOW.
1 0m !. urn-Is Nb e hmooih Peed irlah
Voi.io. .. nl.- to W. IV lUT'ilUM,
.H.,.,i.,, c,.. tee tirove and Honey,
Cod! iu. k Ian"- 'lilnK'ou, N. 1.
01,. ' akin disease F. H. nnffr A Cn.
Dreai Ooodi, Bboee, Domeetlca, No
(lost, ate., at J. t. Bailer.
Davie Pharmacy tell and recommend
Oelery Headache Powder toil Jordan'!
Cough Balaam.
Farm Minn Vantol I
Wntwl Two turn to work on
farm, nd one tenant, all wbit.
AdJreaa, E. M. STREET,
L'ellalr, N. C
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M. HAM & SON,
Middle Kt, Htablf u,
new iiEnrr, c.