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VOLUMl Ulll
NIW BERN, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. ('.. FRIDAY, JAM UY II lyi'l - -SEl'uN U EIT1UN.
BAD COMPLEXIONS
Dry Thin and Falling Hair
and Red Rough Hands
Prevented by
0UT90URA SOAP
Millions Use Cuticuka Soap, assisted by CtmcunA Onrr
mint, for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, for cleans
ing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandro.fi atfd the stopping of fall
ing hair, for softening, Whitening and soothing red, rough and sore
hands, in the form of baths for annoying irritations, inflammations
and coatings, or too free or offensive perspiration, in the form of
washes, for ulcerative weaknesses and for many sanative antiseptic
purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, and especially
to mothers, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery.
No amount of persuasion Can induce those who have once used it
to use any other, especially for preserving and purifying the skin,
scalp and hair of infants and children. Cuticura Soap combines
delicate emollient properties derived from Cuticura, the great skin
cure, with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refresh
ing of flower odors. No other medicated soap ever compounded is
to be compared with it for preserving, purifying and beautifying the
skin, scalp, hair and hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet
soap, however expensive, is to be compared with it for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath and nursery. Thus it combines in One
Soap at One Price, viz., 25c, the best skin and complexion
soap and the best toilet and baby soap in the world.
Complete External and t eternal Treatment for Every Humor, $1.25,
Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP (2fli. to clranse th akin of crua'.B ar.l s.-alos an.t
soften the thickened ruUi-le: I'UTIC'IRA OINTMKNT !HV). t histan'.lv alluy lti'h
Ing, Inflammation and Irritation and soothe and htal, and t'T'TKT 11 A ltKSi H.VIWT
(BOc.), to cool and cleanse the blood. A SINOI.K SET, costing bul $1.25, In often
sufficient to curs the mom torlurlng-, disfiguring skin, scalp and tloou humors, with loss
of hair when all las f.iilg. Hold throughout the world.
GRAND LODGE MASONS REPORT
Railroad Officials Considering Tax Case.
Acquitted ofMurdcr. Active
Copper Mining1.
Rai.kkiii, January 9. The Grand
Lodge of Masons this morning received
the annual report of the Oxford Orphan
asylum. It says the property litis in
creased in value over foO.OOO iu the past
8 years. B. N. nuke gave $7,500 to the
asylum, the Grand Lodge to give an
equal amount, of the Grand Lodge's patl
$8,013 yet remains to be paid- An elec
tric light plant is greatly needed. The
State sanitary engineer makes a gratify
ing report on the cleanliness of the In
stitution. There is a shoo shop, farm,
wood working shops, printing office,
etc. There Is also a private furniture
factory in which a number of the b ,ys
work half the day. There a'e b teachers.
The ' h of the pupils has hee'i good:
only ouo death during llio year. The
tour of tin sioigtnf ' claas brought in
8,29. Tr,rre art 215 pupilp.
The ollici t!a of the ihree great systf sis
of railways in this State were in confer
ence U'day at Washington, considering
whether any ecltlenieut or compromise
of the much talked of tax ssHcmmenl
cases should or could be arrive I at. It
hat been known for leu days or two
weeks III at tin Atlantic -inn l.ln.j was
desirous of lermlunliug the legisla
tion. Henry A. London of I'itu'j.iri I
made president pro tern, of the Mate
Senate.
In the Buperlor Court bvre George
Uooch, a whlto youth who In November
shot his father, was acquitted, it being
clearly shown that the homicide wa
justifiable and and that be shot his fa
ther to save his mother's life, his father
having attacked her.
The State charters the R. E. Jones
Buggy Company of Coldsboro, capital
10.000.
The Corporation Commission me: to
day and called over the docket on which
there were no Important cases.
Arrivals: H 0. Connor, of Wilson.
H. B. Varner, of Lexington, Stale i. ibor
Commissioner, Lt. Gov eleet W 1)
Turner, who came upon the call of the
Democratic Senate caucus, to make up
the committees of that body.
The Republicans, 8-J la all, ciucised
to-day. The Populists, 8 In all caucised
alio.
Senator A. W. Graham, of Granville,
telle me that copper mining is very ac
Ire la Person end Granville, and that S
companies are at work now. There are
large purchase of land by Boston, Now
York, Philadelphia, Pliubutg and Nor
folk people and mauy new mines will be
opened this year.
Th On Day Cold Curt.
CoU la head and sort Ihnmt n.rc.l by Krr
asotl's CboroletM Lea aim (julnlne. At easy t
kaas sa ca4y, 'lUMn err lt them."
CANTEEN MUST GO.
y BcclttT To:e Senate Arrets
To
AkolUalL Only Fifteen Fivored
It
Waa-iKolo, Jta. 9. The army can
Ian W lo t abolished, as tha Beaau to
day, by a vary decisive vols, concurred
li Ike Dost provlslna iclallve to lbs
nay caateea,
Oaly 19 otai eoald be mustered la
tbe tsaMs la (a vol of lbs eaauea, while
t4 vet east af alasl Ik
CASTOR I A
' lof lafluiU aA CUldrsa.
Til tti Yc. Ran Alttjt E;:.tl
BaaraUk
CSaatara of
PASSED BY HOUSE.
Burleigh Bill Giving; Increased Pepicscn
l.ttitm lo r.lafcs.
Washington, January By a voir
of 1 !. to 1 0-3 the House today iircrptcti
the reapportionment plan proposed lit
tho Burleigh bill, which increase the
membership of the IIoumi daring tin
next decade from 3 V. the present mem
bership and the iiinui'.ior.-diiji proposed
by the Committee or Hopkins' bill, tn
888.
The rejult was largely brought about
by the influence of certain Senators fron.
sevoral of the larger Northern Sinter,
who threw the weight of their influence
in the scale in favor of the larger nicin
berBhlp. When it heoam-i apparent that
these factors were at work agaimt hi
bill. Mr. Hopkins attempted to compro
mise by giving an additional represeutii
tive, each to North Dtkotit, Colorado
and Florida, but his adversaries refused
to compromise after complete victory
was assured.
The Crumpacker proposition to recom
mit the bill for the purpose of ascertain
ing what Staled abridged the right to
vote to an extent which would entail re
duced representation was defeated, loO
lollO.
Under the bill, as paised tuday, no
State loses a representative and the foi
lowing make gains; Illinois, New Yotli
and Texas, three each; Minnesota, Nc
Jersey and Pennsylvania, two each; Ar
kansas, California, Colorado, Conneliciit
Kiorlda, Louisiana. Massachii'-eflts, Mh
sisslppl, Missouri, North Carolina, Norlli
Dakota, Washington, West Virginia ami
Wisconsin, nno eat h The bill piovidt i.
that whenever a new Stale ii admitted
the representative a signed lo It rlinll Le
in addition to the number provided In
the bill. It also adds a provision, never
hitherto incorporated In a reappoint
ment bill, to the effect that Congrusslon
al districts In addition to being "con
tiguous" shall also be ' compact."
States which are allowed
lel.lilioDal
representatives by tho bill Bhallhy la
terals elect them at larce until l!ie Leg
islature shall icdlstrict th Statu
Navy Guas Back Up Our Consul.
Tt'll, Wash, Jan H Thj steam
ship Tacoma brings newt from Hong
kong toat the American Consul at Can
ton baa required th.i Viceroy of Kwang
Tung to su press nv ral s ditlous na
tive newspapers which wore being cir
culate,! tbr lugbout Canton, a vising the
natives to rise against foreigners.
He pointed lo the coast defence vessel
Mooterey, lying In tha harbor, as evi
dence that his wishes must be respected.
The V oeroy then gave orders to sup
press the paper'.
Reynolds Rcmilcs Undecided.
Special lo Jo . rnl.
RaLarea, Jan. 8. Lieut. Governor,
Reynolds arrived here this afternoon.
Us said that wblla ts said yesterday
that be woold resign as soon as the
senate organised, bs wis considering!
whether he oughl lo re Ign when his
term of office was so nsarly ended, and
tonlfht be telegraphed Congressman
Linns to know what he should do.
Mr. Reynolds says he dsfsri to tbs
wlsbse of Ihe post odlet department, as
be le to be postmaster st Winston
BalesB. A Boqoet For Rntsell.
Special to Joarnal,
lUt.aiea, Jan. . Lleat Oovsraor
Rayaolde made tbe declaration bare to
day, that Governor Russell's administra
tion will pane lata history as eae of lb
bsstIN ortk Carolina has ever bad.
, , swssswssmjssmnWmBsnswws
Quality and not qannttty mskss De
Witt's Utile Xarty Risers such val sable
little llTet pill. F. S. Duffy Co. .
utisiiH cuiuis.
Lieut. Governor Reynolds Presiding
Officer Senate.
Onlj One Senator Absent. Knslou
Uts Uefnsed to Vote tor Senate
Officers. Preseut to Kx
Spe alter Conner. Two
Contests in House
Special to .lournul.
It a I. Kio H, January 0, The Legislature
convened at noon, all the Senators save
Jones of 6ih district present, tie is
sick, but will be here Monday.
Charles Daniels, clerk last senate called
the roll and Lieut. Gov. lteynolds ad
ministered the oaths, j
When Slringfleld, of Jituncombe was
sworn In. nollce was given of contost
for his i-eat by Republicans.
OMicers of the senate were elected, tho
fusionisls not voting for them.
Speight introduced a resolution ap
propriating wno thousand dollars for the
better ventilation of the legislative
'; halls.
j Klist bill introduced was by Marshall,
Itepubliran, to repeal the present elec
tion law. it was tabled In one min-
u e.
' Vnnn lutroduced bills extending limits
! if tow i of Hertford and incorporating
t'ic Hertford banking company. Arring
ton a bill to establish graded schools at
, liocky Mount.
All r ( inters of the house gave a pres
i en! lo II. G. Connor speaker of the last
house over which he pieslded.
! The Democrats gavo Walter E. Moore
!m; votes for speaker, tho Republicans
! give Ebbs of Madison sixteen votes,
i Gov. Russell was notified of the organ
! i.;:lliiii of the Legislature. His message
! goes in tomorrow.
1 Tlieie are two contests in the house
: from Wilkes and Davidson counties,
j Committees were named to have charge
of the Inauguration ceremonies next
i Tuesday. A joint session is ordered for
j that day to canvass votes for state olll
cers. j Lieutenant Governor Reynolds dt
I cides mil to resign and will Berve out his
time which expires on Tuesday. It ii
said Republican members will vote foi
Richmond Pearson for United States
' Senator.
CRAVEN COUNTY BILLS
j Extra Pay For County Commissioners
Special Tax Levy. Against Shoot
ing; From Bridges,
--pecial lo Journal.
Kai.kkoi, Jan. 10 Iiills were intro
duced in the House today, by Represen
tative W. R. Pearce, of Craven, to allow
Craven county Commissioners extra
pay, and lo allow them to levy a special
tax; also a bill to prevent fishing aud
shooting from bridges in Craven county.
HALF A MILLION FIRE.
Fifty Seamen Narrowly Escaped
Their Lives.
With
Nkw Vouk, Jan. 9 In an early morn
ing lire on the Krie Basin front, that
lighud up all South Brooklyn, Beard's
shipping stores at the foot of Richards
Street, waa partly destroyed; an excur
sion steamer, the Idle lid, was burned to
tho water's edge, one fireman waa Injur
ed and close upon fifty seamen narrowly
j escaped with their lives. The total loss
Is estimated at $500,000.
The fire started, no one knows how,
j on board the Idlewlld, about 1 o'clock.
I The steamer was lying just outside the
I breakwater, from which point she drift
ed. as soon as she was cnt loose, directly
across the F.rle Basin and up against one
of Beard's piers head.
In a very Bhort lime the big covered
pier, where jute and cotton were stored
in i'alos, was lu flumes from spiling to
roof, l'lre boats and engines fought the
lire from both land and water.
The Idlewlld burned to the water's
edge and a couple of lighters also had
been destroyed.
i Klre tugs and engine companies were
pouring their slresms Into the burning
stores, but the water was swallowed up
In steam, and the beat that could be
done wan to keep the edge of the burn
ing pier drenched and prevent the fire
from spreading. By 4 o'clock the flames
had died down to a)amouldrr In the bates
and debris that had settled upon the
splilng.
DEADLT MOSQUITOES
They Are Solely Responsible for Spread
of Tellow Peter.
Havana, Jan. . Tbe American Com
mission under the snperlntendency of
i Dr. Reed, which has been making expsr
; Imeots at CJusmados ss to lbs propag an
ga of ihs yellow fever germ by tbs mos
quito, has obtained eitremsly satisfac
tory resolts.
Dr. Reed ssys tbe esperlmeata sbo
beyond a doabt, that there la ao ooo le
gion from aa Infected person or from In
fected elolhlng, bat tbu tbe enoeqaltoee
alone srs reapoaslble for spread of the
disease
Tbe most soothing, bssllsg end
nntlseptle applloslloti m 4etbed Is
Ds Witt's Wlicb Duel Seltrs) It rellerss
nt oooe end earse pllee, sores, ctm
end skin dlsnnese. Bewsre of bnllntloM
r. B. Dnffy Co. .
t'heslaats, 10 oenis per potnd nt Melltenrsje ejnloklf snd hsenrly nse pre-
Boris;'. - .' ;
hciis in
To J.r. I'oyiilisis on Sctunu,
Vote
Great "-e-.-ioii of 1. 1 and I
d :
MiiMiiis. Joint L gl-liil:,-(mien
Rati lies l'n ma r;
Kur Senator. 1'i ograni
For Inauguration.
llAl.tic.u. Jar,. 10.- The i.t v. - w i i -rlrmed
ti.-d-.y that the lU-p'.-b.iiaiis in
l he Legislature vill vt te for Congress
man Richmond Pearson for I'. S. Keua- ,
tor.
it wai also :eaimd trrat the I'opu- j
list tneinlii rs m :i : w oril
cans that they would v-.le
UOUlitites fur Legislative
Hepuhlit aiis v. ould vote f
' ll.e lil pl.'r!,
for Ihe lallu::
.llirel:. if ll.e
r Maii-.oi H.r,
ler for Senator The ItcpiiMicans d,
clined to enter u,to any n:eli iiLTecinent.
The I'opuUi.-ts we.e ll-cictioc not m
the Republican caucus.
The Urund Lodge of Majons adjourn
ed to-day, alter Hie het s .-sion In il
history. No lesH lhan 412 members
were preseut yeslerdsy. This morning
Ihe Grand otlicers w i re installed, includ
ing (hand Master li. 1). lioyrter, (Irani!
Treasurer William Siiiipcon and (Iranil
Secretary John ('. Diev.ry.
The Seaboard Air Lino excepted to
the Corporation icniii'-'ioners' onlt i
reducing Ihe freight late on logs um 1
in making i-lnittle tdoi ;, etc. 'I he c-ni-niisi-ion
overrules the exceptions.
'ihe Democratic joint lefti-laiive cau
cus last night rati lied the action of the
Democratized North Carolina at the pii
mary hint August In dtciding by an
enormous majority that F. "d. Simmons
is to sucecd JI arion Butler as Senator
The mutter came up quickly before the
caucus. Thtie was cheering at the
unanimous vote. Simmons was not
present. The matter came up so quick
ly and quietly that there was not lime
to notify him to be present.
Lt. Governor Charles A. lteynolds
tells me no communication jiasntd bt
tween him and Governor Kusstll regard
ing the Chief Justiceship, lie said he
' never said a word lo me, nor did I say '
it word to him about the matter, nor dm
any friend of his approach me in regard
lo it." I
.1. It. Dickens of Kniield filed a vo'.tui
laiy petition in bankruptcy with $2,01 0;
liabilities and (1)00 assets.
The following is Ihe program for the
inauguration at agiced on late last
night by the legislative and eili. :ns
committer.
On Tuesday the 15th day of January, j
11101, at II a. m , the officers-elect will
be escorted by the Legislative and t In
Local committees from Ihe Varborough
House to the capltol. The retiring j
dtalo olllcers and the members of Ihe
Legislature will then join them and pro
ceed lo the Academy of Music where the
inaugural ceremonies will take place.
If however, the weather permits, the in
augural ceremonies will be held at the
east front of the capltol.
Governor Russell aud Governor-elect
Aycock, with their private secretaries
will occupy the first carriage. The Sec
retary of Stale and tho Secretary-elect
Ihe next, and so on, accompanied by
members of the committees.
The military escort will lie under the
command of the senior olflcer pretenl,
under the supervision of Adjutant (,tn ;
eral Royaler.
The ceremonies at the inauguration1
will be opened with prayer by the Hev
A A. Marshall.
The Slsle otlicers will then present
the officers-elect, anil the oaths of offl-e
will lie administered by Associate Justice
Walter Clark, the Chief Executive being
the last In order, and immediately theie-
after Governor Ayock will deliver his
Inauguial address. The processlou will
ihen return to the cspltol, and the new
olllcers take charge of their respective
leparlmenls
Al some convenient point on KayetU
vllle street, Governor Aycocs: and the
other i Ulcers will review the rlvlc and
military procrnlon. The civic process
ion will be headed by the membtisof
the Legislature In a body
Tbe report of Ihe deaf m He school at
Morganton shows 229 pupils present
They havo made great progress during
the year The coil of the school was
$03 .VK) for lHWMDOn.
The officers of the Grsnd Iyodge of
Masons were Installed by Past Grand
Master t. II. Smith of Winston.
Il now rests entliely with the railways
to say whether the tax assessment litiga
tion shall end or continue
Anlvals James A. Bryan. New
Bern.
Huch Utile pills as DeWltts Utile
Early Risers are very sully taken and they
ere wonderfully effective In cleansing
lbs liver snd bowsls. Y. B. Daffy & Co.
Bad Storm In Chicago.
Cniraoo. Jsn. -One of lbs worsl
Slorsss of lbs yesr strnck C-ilrajo Ibis
smln end rnsti nnill sldellit, dam -
sftni wires end erlppHni tbe street er
eertlon. There was a heavy fall of snow
snd wind blef over forty mils sn bosr.
When lb reels sed by pnennsoele, or
say Other Inng Iron bis, pro pi red let Is
eoseenrj, ns It Is dangsross lo delay.
We wosUl niiset Ust One Minnie
Congb Cnre be tssea u eoo ns Udlc.
' tlons of knrlnc Uksn eotdsrsj notwsa
' mU eoMonipUot, f. K DnfftACo.
ihiss mmm
At Gretfisroro h Lcgilauvc Hn-
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01 1 v. s- i - - S- -1 1 ii 'm'!'. - ti 1 1 w tin it: -p. una
ry al Greensb.ne, tte primary of wtiite
toll rs helo iheie, (let i led by two thuus
nnd majority for abolishing.
A l,i
;-l:n.:
! r u 1 1 1 ' i i n 1 incise prii
i'l.' ClPNlllli-iai'Ml In Im.' ftp
tln ft iinr.
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cli-Oli
' lb
e Slate
judges
rent for
(Mint Is;
pointed
1!
io, i - -I" ; I or- f r in t vt el w-aboll-dill-
the e: ioiii.al t
Ihe judges an I soii' iltir I
ty t lie govei nor.
a:
Ti, r, c bill.- wi
the Constitut.o
: i cm! ui-i'. I to amend
that M-l.oi-1 taxes
paid by w hites s!iall
go enuieiy lo wnue
schools, llio-.e by ne-io- - to negro
school. A law v..s once emitted of tho
Miiue tenor. The Supieuie Court dc-
cl-ired it uucon-'tituli.iha1.
Itei'iescnlai ivc Tliooipson vtii-u a-kcd
whither bill had any liv-kine replied,
'I'liere is in ituial lii.-inris among1
wiiitc lux payers great clamor aa;u-.t
f.ti liier ediici.iioti of negi.-e-bv vvbites,
l".e peoi-le av in ' Ihe,- lor,' ioue i no ugh
tor Ihe negroes, unit waul to cut loo.ie
fiom tin-in , adding thev -lo not w.ii.l ne
groi s educated, as the eiliieai ionai qiiali
Heat ion has been made, and If negi oe
an- educated, this will amount lo noth
inir." Some leaders iu the house declare
I tic bill will neve - become a law.
Another bill to regulate factory labor
prohibits employment In factory ol
childien, and under eleven years, limitt
a day's work to ten bonis for operator,
and eleven hours lo a day's ia' or foi
operators over fifteen ye-us A bill le
compel children between eleven and til
teen years to attend school three m inlli
an Dually.
RAILS AT BRYAN.
Angry Tillman Fiercely Denounces Nc
hraskan.
('mama, Neb., January :H Senator
Tillman, of South 1 'stoltna, tv as gro'v-h
snubbed by the Jacksonian lleniocr.it
here laal night. Holh at the n -.-plioii
in the afternoon ami at the banquet the
Senator waa led to llock alone. Litlie
or jo attention was shown him; yet le
was an invited guest ot the Jacksonian
Club, and in disgust he repaired to In
hotel, where lie submitted to a newspa
per Interview, in the course id' which Iu
admitted that he had made a mistake in
coming to Omaha. The altitude of Nc
braska llemocrats toward I lit tire-ealiu
Southerner radically clians'nl when il
became known that he had inilulL-ed In
an Interview with William .1. Bryan ,li;
which the Senator talked -o plain lo the
dcfcalt d candidate that Dry an rcloile-l
vvilti Ihe remark tha: I lie Senator's Ian
guatrc w a b it li impolite and inclegtuii.
When the Senator was responding to:,
leant he w as rudi Iv iutei rupted ami
shown ol he i ill,, o'. i l cues , one halo pie I
er i.'"''!!' i-oai a- ! sav that tin- Sens
toi's r' in uk-i wen- ' dll Mid tliat If-
wa
l-l 1 1 !,e! sl.ll.
Th' ; oa-iiii i-l ' i ilu i no' t le
w as i n ,'itL- . I : 'i .-, i i t. 1 1 - t . i. ,'
lion Wl'tl ihe 'iefele i ealellil..
I'resldcncy, and senr ely look
laii'Uei
on versu
i- (or th
il In the
dlrei lion of the Southern ."-,. alor. He
I with twos cia'de couples llie Se.iat.n
from I-ou'h arollua n.i moi-,-," ami su
lento all ni'peaiau-es, an-1 in- mu)-
aofli-tli d t lie .ines of Hint sp', V I) like
v-lmgc II- took 'iilte i'.t, n; : . In- --,r
r .11 in! ; ii-i-i h i: I b w i .!- li - - Illi n a in e
c x p: t s-e d li o i ' ' i - ' -
At he dlspo-t .! of Nt ia-ka place.!
In-fore him Ids c v e wei e li i
I
piste, sod tj kini; to no mn I,
Ing the entire bsmpict 'I 1- (
Il I
r I-
lstloll of the nurt of "-e.il, I
Sli noliced tiy t be 1111 nib i "
imp
:,- -I
of the ( lull fitl-l the eoiuiei ,1, -1
lie
Upon Hip ColdllP- of hi, II, i-ll ( :i"
'I'he reason pmbab!) In in eeiUm e
' presslona of theSenalot w ln-n 'o- ami
Itrvan mi l and dlcn-ii-il Hie i-ampniiiii
then Just end'd Thi-Souib i n n
vi, si rough In bl sprrrh 1,'he dc
fealeti rindl la'.e astli uiKh be was an
ordinary msn, snd did not si -p lo ehocot-
his wonls In cliaraetrtlrli g I'.rysn
manairement of the r -onnaljiu as f-o!ls)i
' In many pant' uiars
! Me Ihslnnsleil that hr i;ttnn
i b-rted bad i'iolo cn-U-r Ihe N
' Com ml t lee In Ihe l.nili- if balloi
j slrrtng-ly adtt! il the .Nehravlau to kfrp
I bis mouth clos d until ilu- people hive
! lime to rwtivrr
It was tfWted that the Renator bad
rlalnlv told tbs ei-f residential candi
date that bis unfitness ss s csmpslgn
unBtnees sat s csmpslftn
njanajer was shown In bl. lo of
brsaks: ibst bs ( bs f'snstor) coold snow
blm ssrsrsl things sbool rannlnf affairs
, and pointed lo Bomb Carolina, where be
bes overthrown lbs slmost pslrlsrobsl
power of Wede Haplos snd hl friends
ned estsbllsbwd blnself so flrsnly ibst be
left tbe Oobemslorlsl ebslr for tbs Ren
ste, "Aere to remain ss kwf es be deetree
Ibe place.
Be fsrtbef nrivhwd Mr. trysn to keep
silent npon lbs) inbjwst of pert. reot
fsalMiloai tn bsere lent o,neiloa to tbe
B st tonal Coes salt tee, sad la nibsf words
resign Ue iMdersklpof tbe pent la
f ntot ol otbern. . . .
House Work is Hard Work
5S
NEW LOT OF
Whole
' as
A1m in 1 lb. Itrif Ls
JiiNt ISv'i't'i'!.
sll U
lot Onhino I'i-i
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I 1
I llu-sl Klgili lilltlel-. l ull
me . ' a ;i Kottst,-d ( 'ullei- 1 1
li.irejini, if toii drink coll'
Kulioll .MllfM-l Heel', tllso
K run t Itllil I'icklo. l-'le:
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It
will Pay You to Call and Examine my stock
before placing jour orders elsewhere.
J. L
McDANIEL,
'2inso m.
iAxvry. Wvvd,
I.iirjrt
HOESES
,-,l:! I
Kmt K n ml in
Iltll lll eH, Kol.es,
New
Mlii
Hern.
i.S ( in t
Also ;i
J.
Meadows'
High Grade
Special
J. A. JONES,
ISliOAh STIiKKT, STKWAHTS 0LI ST A Nit,
ti A V V A 'T II It I ItS
If ton 1 nil mi tin cxtili ivc 8stciii
1 1 If ; 1 1 ( ; KA I K (il'ANO. Our 1-
sertniii.
Meadows' Great Potato and Cabbage Guano
I
Sell
y I lie largest ami most
Special Guanos for all Crops.
I'm- McikIowh' (iold Ijeiif Tobaoro (iua o (trietl and tiucl for color,
silk iiess and line texture, manufactured in the bright leaf stction of the
Stat--, nil' es-iociallv irciareil for the neetls of our lantl.
swarSeml for leaflet of ana'yHis ami testimonials if intere-sU-l. Our
1 '. i ( 1 1 ( uleiiiUr also for the asking.
i:. ii. a j. a. nEiixiws co.,
WorkH at Union Point, NEW BEKS, N. C.
iCkingllpSale!
I have some young
Mules, large and small
also some nice Horses,
BuRgies and Los: Carts
I UUgglOS anQ LtOg UaTtS
that J & BaJ
gains, tor Cash or on
time. I am out oi bus
iness and must close
them out.
It will be to your
Interest to price my
stock beioro buying
elsewhere.
J. W. STEWART.
without GOLD DUST. I
Codfish I
,4I1 Ol.i
i-alll ( 'llec.-i;
i tick In
1.'
111.
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t IV
ok'.
Tllill (ielltl
., is ;t lii
New 111,.
i-inz's San r
ILT at
o 1,
il, .,iy
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II
d ( IoimIs, N h-o .Id I v in I imili-
WliIe.sale
& ftetail
71 I.rs. l Hi.
i 'oni jilel
Lino tf Hnogieti, Wagons
STABLES.
: I : 1 I Slick f
W het Is, Klc.
.1. A.
llrnud Strecl, Stewart's Old Stand.
iiMuviivB
mill for piolit, you must use
lire esjirt-iii ly mlaitti-d for thia
sin ceBsful fanners of litis soction.
Properly Fr Kale.
I have several desirable Residence
for ssle, allotted In tbe bet residence
part of the City. Also s number of good
building lota In good local I ilea.
i. J. woLrasbEN;
mmm goods.
Carving Bete, from l.0Q np.
Knlvee end forks, fron 40c per eel
np.
BUver Dated Kntyeeend Fork from
llOsetnp.
BIWer Plated spoons from tic eel op.
rtasors from ?0o np.
Nick Is Plated scissors (roan Mo np, .
k few wood Oenuii k ft which will bo
Okiotoott, - '; - i
Also 0 full lino ol eook Stotss.
1 base tbt brs4 store ca Ibe market for
tbe price.
4 full line of Hardware which will ge
ebsen for tbe oeak.
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