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the valuenf . .! T t i. u:; tin
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w ith. l
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or irritating tli
laxative.
In t'.r pr- --s
are used ; 1 1 -taMr.
lui tin- til-
renu-.lv :ire !.t
other ;ir -I'.iat
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C(
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I.OUISVIL!.
For '.riii' 1 V :i ' 1
KJ XE'.V
THE JOURNAL
NewUern. N. ('., March 1J. 1!01.
At Trent Warehouse.
Merchants are limlin the new Tn 1.1
river A. A N. ('. Wareiu'tue very en
venient for the receiving an.) shipi'ii'-'
of frieht. The hii; lhor is well lill- i
with all kinds of goods. The Imsiiic.
tirras have each a section, willi I'.i
name of the lirm irinted on a heir !,
where their freight is depoiitcl an 1 1 !i
ample floor space makes this feasible
The draymen appreciate the ch.ui.'i
from the inconvenient and danijcrou-lv
located old warehouse. One of tlie-.n
aaid, "this warehouse h-nl oni;hti -r'
been more'n lifty years ao "
Wind and Rain Storm.
The wind blew lieicely from the -'.lii
and southeast, all day Sundny. and Sim
day nilil there w .is a rain stmni. tiinc
being a lull about midnight, wiiliinoii
rain and wind about :i a. in.
Supt. (irant of the Telephone ; I A
change was busy getting his iri
straightened out yesterday, there brii.g
little actual damage.
Mr. K. I. Williams, repotted hut L a
electric line wires down.
More About Pianos.
If you buy the best in-! riinu-nt in id
you will never have to apo'.oL'ic to t In
musician who si's d - n to Hy j"ir
pian". Kimball iunhaser- sic sp-m-d
this mortitication
"Comparisons ar lious" but sunn
times necessary, read the following
"The announcement thai the t'hiem.'o
Musical College whii h has heiet.if .te
used the Sleinway piano will heii ali
exclusively use the Kimball piano i. n
recognition of the wonderful artl-ii-development
of the Wi-t. that mei .l-iiion-
than passing notice. Chii :u-o
Musical Tini'-s
The Chicago Musical Coll. ;e with its
two thousand pupils is tin
one of the most diHtingui
I'lTLresI Hill
',ed Mu-i.hI
Ii-i is t !i i l r
Institutions in America. Here is
letter.
Cnn a..o. Ill, .lune j; I 'lis
l)i ar Sir. This Institution Is fu
sh
rd throughout with Kimball 1'iano- io.
other piano being used, and we can cm
this Instrument our un.iialilied endot-c
tnent
I)r Zeigfehl oui President was. I., r
man of the jury of award- Hi the Wm .
K&ir and had an oppor'.uniiy of eianiin
lng every InHtriiment exhibited. This,
with his eierlence in the musical w.-i Id
for more lluui it'i vnr -. led him to si-
lect Kimball ri.mos for the college
For school purposes and for con.'-rt
use they have given us perfect satisf.o
tlon. They are equally perfoet in ton.
action, and durability, and to any
contemplating the purchase of apian...
we highly rec.com mend the Kimball
Very respectfully yours,
dm aoo Mi sti Ai. Coi. i.e.. r,
(Signed) W. K. X.legfeld, MKr
We have one more of those eleg mt
T,V 00 Klmballi In Krench Walnut, it
will go at 27.00.
A magnificent colonial caae In Hurl
Walnut $4W00 will go at 00.
An antique oak of lieautlful dmign
$moo will go at $H07 .00.
Now la tbe time to tare all agents and
middle mens profits Terms (100 per
year
Ho, us re piano I0.(X) and up Open
until nine o'clock In the evening
W. V. HlOl !T
Ko Adv Mgr
Corner Broad and Hancock streets.
J. J. Bailer baa Just received a fine
Hast of lb Roaatrv Roller Trsy trunks
from I to IS dollar.
CURE YOUR
HEADACHE
and LaGRIPPE
With CAPUDINE
Ha W4 aftar affteto wkairrw.
, . U, Me) e4 tOe. rorSbT A
NO DAMAGE HERE.
Truck L'nioturcJ In Ttm tum.i r
Ai v. iLmm.fnn.
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O A. fil T O TT T A. ,
Bi oat u m
of
Hoard of liducatwn
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t).- -rliou! , ! Id' I v ; .
ye fir
Progress (in Shops.
I In1 ulster- Ii n vp !n;i Ih- 1
! he r "f on i h- hi I till n
fntinlry m iln- A ,1 N ( "
I IniiMT fur t li- i o.i nee 1 1 n r
inx nit in yratfT'Uy I h
ne
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tin- '
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mriipnlfr J
i )nyrl liri k Uyiru' -nli'ip.
It Im-i ii lt , J i i 1
brick fr f-ir nf tin
hut work UhA ri-u rr
of mimim rr itiw
Mm
Ih'hI H'it In lu '
it) i rl r free i :i if ,
1 IlH'il AU'l n f 1 1 r. c
the upper portion of the ws.ls
Shad Were Plentiful.
There was a good supply of had In
the market yesterday and prices w.re
lower Hoe shad were .piotcd at I f it
apiece and ?"k-i a pair Burk. were
i(Uotd at 20cl aplere
Tbe weather is stormy for fisherman
but a good msny boats were at the
dork.
The Weather.
an1 fool ( thf wralltrr
Fair
fore-
east.
Tba rainfall Hnnday night was .9:1
Inches The temperature yesterday was.
minimum til degrees.
BEST OF ALL
To cleans lha system la a gentle and
troly btaalclal saaaser, vtwn lha Hprlng
tiast) ensaaa, h tnsa and parfaet
nwSf, lynp ol ni. Roy um a
nltt. XaafaUr4 bf tb Callforala
rtg Bjnp Co. Owly, Md for aale by all
trvffWU, M M aaata pt beat la.
bealh of Mrs. La
Mi- 1.. -. II -. !:. I .,- I - ;. ,
Msi. i I : ii-i .' - :;.-, . . j.-
In : I i-: -u .1' 'i fr. :i; V: -n '
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. id! in I V (.I1 1 i - I --H lei I
M: lUrgelt :. . w sr- .. a--. ! j
a i - . i v mil, 'i i . ;-. d an I b-i I in m i
llirll.ls S:i,- i a- a ,-:ua:i ,i,r H i i-'la1 I
S'UTi! !;l!li! l.K" 'I'T '. -r a ' 11
1 air and a". 1'n!. ii-!i ,wn-i.u . !-,ii- : i
1 v ii-n s; v in ' i - i and 1. i-. -1 ' j in
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Mi- llar, ! .. - -li Ml I
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Mom .- 1 . i I . -1 , an i , . -i.---i- -
M I'.i-a a an-! M -s i m i t lie,- t r
Low Tide Causes Delay.
A very low I '-ic in N ii-c im-i w
raUM-d M'-ti-l day Ir. lb-- - isi,Ll
wind. ' sic. mi . N:' 1--' W --n. :t;i ,l;:i!
b, low the !.ri I - ab.- li live . .-I,.. a:. !
as in .t I, .-a-,-l ! . r -1 I I 1 1 I .... 1 : - In-!
1 1
-te uner n t ,n b, i li.:1 a , i ; , ,
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Slhill ilv. Ciir h,1 Contini'.1,! I:
Tin- inei-tiiig I i nijbi in , '. 1 1-r . ; i ; r.
and it be I M-s IV, i v ci i w In . ha -
i n lc res- , , : bis t - - - n a'l-1 .,!;.,:: i! :. a i ' ,
toattclil I
rhe Quaker Hridcje Road. ,,i ti,,. :1
A iiiail--- !ha- t:,,' !: n'n .'I I...;. . " "'ci.-i k
iner e could 1 i. i.- I . a i. n'-i;.' l ',- - ' v : "
C'.n-lition ..: I b.- 1 :,rr l!r:-lg- ! ! : " -I'bis
i oa 1 sun- 1 1 ,, n i ;, " lit I r ' - 1
fi',:nN,. r.t'ni.'ii !n. 1' nil r ,a ;, - ,
Hum Br-uicli in :i.(., . nTi 1" , .j-j
.1 ,in-s ,-,ci ni , ii ' t ' in- i i 1 ; -- i i i
cany llnj. i-....- u, v.-.v :,.,,,, w
. . I I Ii i' I ' ni ' , 1 - oil a ' . '. t , in , - : !
l.nglii '
Tl.i- load w i- I. !.V 'b- ' i-,' -. ! '
I i in. ,i ov.-i "in. .- -in: ic- ol .Ion.' , . : j
I Insi.iw l-'i'.in L' i ov.-r in ; ! -.- w i - i
the road v. t.-nt 1 i. i . I-. ' .;t ,
Branch. .r-i;ijt li- !.- I ? Win:. -1 . . : 1
riv.T. is a'., ir 1U in i. - Ti..- i,-a I - : 1 aiua- C.
ncrt - New Iter n w : 1 ii i i. a -ids. I .:,.- j open an
i in- l.ak-, and tin- Half i :. -:, ..! Mr-
tlie coil.ii y. aii'l i! : ' i - :' - i 1 . in ii e M r A l!
travelied ill- m u: v in'!.- ar-, i n I ...
w ay ,,f Tr, u" 'ii. -" 1 1, a- : : : - i ,',-!!- i
(IV -h'.rtrr Io i.-a ii j ,,..
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i, art I b-i' I, i !.,- n 'i ! , - I ! l u d , i i
1
1 1 is e en I t.. .1 t In- loa ! be ' ( ,4
abandoned I; i- :l,...:gl,: lb it n 1 ! j
bv t be luel . ban: - b- Ie v. . 1 , I 1 . ! . . I ,,
.Lines r, .ii nt a i: Ir ,r in-- ; , h-' ; u;- - , I , iH;
road, if .lt to I belli m i In- i .- h ' !';!'
THET PROTEST WGHTILT.
Pcopic on fcnMtl Creek Stirred I'p o.ausc
lcrrlveJ of Tbclr Hcmo FtetUaf.
rt'plr t lu do a -1y in '"'
wriiibl.iig, ihev may wake up anJ
l i ilu where ibey art at, perha.pi
iho i:!telii a. -rue olbcr couoly or
some: biuti they Lve dune all lbeir luci
L&s f.i McdIt become unlawful, all from
s -iiir Ntli in tKnlueeil
. f w liu h '.lev have u
ttie Legislature
pievious knowl-
r '.t I'd t re is buy amount of secret
I. -;:. iL:? x-ssiuo, mil only io this
( : .4ii county but other places A
!;. . i ' 1 1 iv! tin-? t)r u It) lliuitll
:i pr
1 muf l
tia K. kin
lu-'iit 1,
... !-d.-i-
utlr
: it
M ,.
l.-l.l
,1 .
When t!:c '
S Sie ;!(,il,-il dortll tbe Ilsll do n ' k''
i tiiis pa-t of the i reek where it is
: an, '.. or hi least few of them Ofien
Ibeie are lifty boats in the stream. The
: -b are eauirbt in scoop nets and are
id ,1 ov.n for surnu er use I tie pco
e Miicit sled are largely in Pamlico
, .ntv. a good many being in Crsvt u
' , n : , ho we er
A hi ! has been introduced in the
o'.i-e "io alio., timber to be tloatcd in
:o:,d creek." and this is taken to mean
,1 the law, hut as usual people
nan- to guess at the intent of hills in
li, ,, luce, I A meeting of those interested
whs held at My lupin and Mr. W. II.
' h i n-li ti i st appointed to come to New
ilein and telegiaph the Senators of
Craven and Pamlico county to hold up
be bill until they could be beard mini
Ir Whitehurst has done so and pi,'
csis against the measure have gone on.
Prospects For Shad.
1 be receipts of shad in this market
ire not large, wi'h the local deman I
good.
I he demand for shad, locally, and
from points in this Mate makes Jimpos
si tilt- any shipments north, as prices arc
as high here as in New York.
Ihe Wilmington Messenger says.
' I be shad can h w hich has been very
ck'Aaid up to v it lun a week, Is now
, leasing steadily. The fishermen ai
bringing in from LTiiiO to 2,0ou shad
lav now
Small Guano Factory Fire
pink caught in the wood
wo i k
guano
r I lie
rv vi-
i -ives ol Meadows
-lerdav morning and an alarm
i u ni, d in from box la al l'
The small blac was so,,n
i , I , , ; 1 1 1 y small damage n ii 1: -
Board of Education.
gular m-'cting of the Hoard ,f
Kd'.i. ali.oi of Craven coiiuly will be held
1 In- Hoard has ab ml i to be ap
Hi med among Ihe school districts.
Represents the Prudential.
Mt. W. i! Allen, (ieneral Agent foi
i-: ern Carol i n a, of I he Prudential I nsu r
.inpan y , is in I h- city, and w ill
.. Ilice w ithin a few lavs.
Allen and child arc here will
en
Hop Wah Explains.
W ah, the w.-ll known 'hine-r
1 1 !suii.lr riuiii of New Bern, continues his
business Ht tbe obi stand on Pollock
I reel It appears that a new ( lunaman
oiui' to tovy a nrnl
proposes to open
i mi MnMlr street He has taken
WhIi'h nuinr hti'l tin' reil IIo Wah
s thai il it for the p'lrpov of eet
iiiu' irti'lf by so -loin ami he liopt liis
s will not Ih ilereivci)
Judge Bryan is Out
ftirncin r , f Juilne Henry U
M r an
1 III?
clad t
nft i r h
turn out
Htfai ii ,
uj onfiiu'moril
.use
Th-
.lii'lifp will Hunn br hir In enter
' i ( ii li it i I11 I nl du I iff
fhc Piano Sale.
Wr nrr ratrfnl to the manv fsinilirH
In New Hern who livr honon! n with
I lir i r ( i m ti i It'iiri m l palrunax1' lne
nir -hhr 'f a piano
Wat' h ihr column of ihr Journal 1 hit
week, wr have more tn uy about our
jtUnnn, In the oraniirne ihr f will
('ntinue from nine In llie rnr)rnlnf( uniM
tilnr in the evening
W. F IlLi.I'M,
houlbern Minagtr.
Klmtjall Company.
NEW BLRN PRODUCE MARKET.
Mi
rrh 13
13 to 13
' liU kent. prr pair
I luikryi, lUr. prr Ih
I ilrMel( per lb .
j rr4 jver pair,
. SO A M
. 7 18
. 6 A 10
M0 to 1.00
. . ft, A 7
.OAS
Pork, irr lb
!Uf.
II hlrt, prtv n, r lb .
" nry. "
IWswai,
Hweet potatoes, Yams, per bosb
Bahama "
.10 A 13
2a
.10
BO to l"
47, A 49
j Corn, par bush
i Oats. "
M
I'esnnta fi?J t U
Seed Irish Potatoes I
To Pwnr llie belt resulU you snnat
plant Ibe beat sUx k of Irish ToUUm
that nan he bought. We think w Iwve
this when we idler one car td Bwees A
Rons ArlsU.k Cimntr. Main Choir
Ksvrly Ritm. There are ttntf WiUr.l
We iW. rrffar few haaxtrad harreU iA
Cholew ITome Orrrwa fjkrty Rnaw, Ud
hum ann w nn twiaa.
Unr pHea am n Mnaotlo.
f J. E. UUaui a Co,
ST. JOHN'S LODGE BILL. I
lacUcnu of It Passafc La tbe Saitc--Capt.
Inux's Story The Con
trary.
The debate il '.be line! .a'et -ru -ale
on Ihe bin ' r ;bt ap roprlailou of
KkaX) to M J.-ll Lodge of Sn Be n
contains n.: v :u'.. reel lug points u
given In the Cnngrvwional lircimd of
March 4iL A in.ii.:t of Senators to- k
part in Hit pr aeediugs vrnicn wereio
a Unit M,c- fo
Senator M
bill wLU'h b.
of UJ i.i 4:i
Set Is arose a
ed to Ibe bid
tbt-ll a-sked l
the "Won e.
A Publn
t he an ii Ir
statements,
-u;i age Oil I
States'' ainl
1 that should
' gave ('apt .1
: order
LnCer called up tbe
., -1 1 be 1! ou se by v , le
. 1. n!gc ,,f Massachi.
! b ,i l.e bad ol j-i :
f inner occasion and
i v spaper arli, it- from
v b -i-n I. ei lit'., d
1 :,e Ms ri-tarv lia i
on sinrd some r.-n
.mi :i:g the bio ' an
- ullage on I . . i.'iis of tbe I'uiul
public corruption
u ii p".bi isbed " an l
x as uuihoritv ti s
n- t g
li I
follows.
I Capt. Knox was commissary of pris
j oners at New Bern, entering the cil
I with the Federal troops Man h 14, lli.'.
! He claims that the day at er the occupti
;tion of New Bern he hunted up the
I Hull .,,,1 I fl.Ul it l,u,l lu.r.
entered and some lodge furnituie and
the jewels removed and that he placed a
guard to pre-.eiil further depredations
Capt. Knox timber claims that the
Opera House was only usgd for a few
months as a hospital and he then organ
i -d a lodiie of Masons in the Army,
having a dispensation from the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, thai they kept
the hall in good repair from money de
rived from renting tho theatre to a
troupe of minstrels, made up of iuarter
mastcr's clerks anil thai Ihe tnion
Tro ips left the building in better repairs
than Ihey found il. A Is, i thai he re
turned the jewels in person, aft -r the
war, having sent them North for sife
Keeping, for which his portrait was
or.leied hung in the Lodge room, as the
' savior of the lodge." Capt Knox ulso
claimed that the hall had been used for a
factory for Confederate clothing and
cart r idge making
Senator Lodge stated that the above
was the reason for his opposing the bill
and had a number of letters read to sus
tai ii t lie s lateral n's
SiMoii u Butler then spoke in defense
of tbe lull and said that he did m l see
why Capt. Knox had felt it his duly to
be so in-lustriou-.i against the bill, that
he w as mistaken in his stall inents, and
as good i:,i n as Knox state 1 facts to the i
con rat , thill t bi.buiii!ing ivn occu
pied as a ho-ipilal from March 1 I. IMi'J to
A pi il 1-i, isi'i.1, and I hut the ollicial rc-
p.nt r r . ,m alll lavils stalc.l llm':
All Ihe seats in Ibe Lodge were re-inoM-d.
ai! tbe scenes and curtains ic
niovcd, that the theatre was dismantled
and the sea's and furniture removed and
the entire building used as a hospital for
four years and the expensively dc oraled
rooms much damaged. Senator Butler
I hen read Hie alli lavil of Col. John 1).
Whitfonl, u.-ing Ihe following well mer
ited language ol Col. Whitfonl:
"Any man who has ever lived in
Nortb Carolina knows there is Inot a
a man In tin- ( ni'.ed Stales of higher
character Iban Col .lohh 1). Whitford.
He would n-'l s..ear to a lie for all of
Massachusetts hiuI North Caiolina put
together, lie is a man of greatabilily
and high clnira, lei, and a man who has
been honored by ib-- people of his Stati
on nianv oc, a-i i:si from his early youth
up to his ..! I ag- Col. Whilfonl
uys
"Thai
prior to tin- war he was chair
man of the 'iiiil. ling committee of .St.
John's Lodge, i bat as such chairman he
imported seen,- patiileis. decorators, and
fresco painiers t , nnpiove and decorate
the lodge buildiiii.-. that lie also pur
chased i ,.-t!y . baudelieis, mirrors.
gralcs. do ,r frame- and orchestra seals
for said Inn .linn, that ssi I building was
ery hands .me and eipensively lilted up
and decorate I, un ie b mg used al least
f.VM) worth of gold '.er, that Ihe original
eipenie Inc .rre i in ti curat ing ami ui
ting up the lodge loom, theatre and pub
hall w, ab.n it fr..((00." The atll
davit of Y M Patie, a northern soldier,
was also lead and tes'.iuiony shown thai
none of Ihr fiirmtn-i- wis ever restored
to the lodge
Senator Butler then sabl lhal ('apt.
Knox mad.- h y real d
being restored and hi
al of the jewels
utiiiww tu re
alored Jewel in the Senate saying that
their value was less than IV Old mem
bers recall thai among other things,
three silver candle slicks were not seen
again
Senilor (ialllnger made Inijulry of Ihe
re of the building and Senator Aldricb
isbl that It aermod Inc .ncelvable that
. , . ,w. , . . , . . . . . ,
I i.tsi c ou lei uv piigui 101 un uiiuuu.
in a building In a small town In North
Carolina. To this Senator Teller ri
plied
"Il li not at all. In those days, when
times were flush, I hare" know n gentle
men connected with such associations
who look great pride In Ibem and who
gave many thousand dollars for Ihe pur
pose of decorating and fitting op hall
of this character."
Senator Jones of Arkansas laid: "Tba
Senator will allow m to suggest that
laera ware many wealthy men In tbit
com m u n 1 1 y at Ibat time. Aa has beeb
aaid. Il Ii a lodga over bondrad year
old, and It wa aearly a boadrad year
old al tba lias tbe properly wa taken.
Tbey took great prW In tbelr lodge,
and It Is on of Iba aoet dleUnguUhad
lodgM snywber la Uat actkoa of lb
oooatry "
Benator DatWr rartaaed lb caa aid
aald. Mr. Praaldaat, Ihht fa a aeiatl
Iblng Tba lodfa a 011 from Iti
boll. line for aearl four rear. Il la on
of the first Ud; la Ib Biala, la ail-
tear aver ilao 1771 It I a bwlg altb
a loaf llaa of dlatlafaUhad axa, aad
.1 . . . I J -
iysriBWat aoo grn pvwi
tbalr tod a rooaa. '
-W bar paid vUkla Ib last ill
'.'.-,
Bte-t
hverv cotton niantor
writt' torourvuluatde 1 1 1 it -
painjihlrt, "Cotton ('
It j-, s, lit free.
1 hanit ar. 1 .1 '. ;r-
I.IKM .V K M I 1 1 K K i, j Ni
months claims running from ".il.i"liIo
l"(0,(Xil to Masonic lodges an 1 Odd
Fellows' lodges In various Stales whose
buildings were used by Ihe I nited
States army during Ike war. Two cases
on the calendar, one just uliuu- and Br
other below proposed to pay for build
ings used as hospital during tbe ii-il
war, running up to tremendous amounts
and here is but a little pittance- 1 d .
not care to discuss it Lirthrr ''
After considerable debate bctwein
Senator Tell-r and Lodge, the latter
moved to refer tue hill to the Couit of
Claims. This would b ivo virtually
defeated the bill. The President an
nounied ttat the "noes fcemed to Inn-tit."
Senator Lodge then demanded Ihe
roll call and his motion was deflated b
aoleof2So Ihe l.iil was then
read a third time and pass. d.
As already told Ihe bill w as in t sign
el by the President as i' w as laken for
granted would be the case. Persona!
effort was made by Senator Lodge and
others who went to President MeKinley
and reiiiested him not Io sign the hill
Being at the clo.-e of a ses ion with
much business Io be disposed of, Ihi
elTort was successful and the much
desired appropriation failed.
Pearls Fpund in Vermont.
Everalit) is talking abouV the
'V.raaffiMountain Pearls." Dimu
kjitw that they cure liver troublt
constipation, bad digestion, nausea,
dull headache, dizziness and foul
breath ? There never was a pill sold
which acted so quickly and gently,
aWJ they don't gripe one bit. Ajlfial
is aJl we ask - we Know wnaiyme re-
!
be. . '
C. ! Blt.M HI A M
COVE.
I. P. I pock loses His Homo by Fire Help
WoulJ he AprrecialeJ. Private
Sehool. Parsonage Ahotit
llnisheJ
( o i S r rVatch II.
While Mr. J V. Ip.'i k mh 10 miles In
th- country Saliinlay n.ght bis house
was burned up an I eyerything l-e had
was deslroyed Mr. I pock is a hard
working man and is a good neighbor.
He has a wife and three chUdre i and he
was left without anything at al'
Mr. T. li Inock. Mr I.idio l'.wi 11 and
Mr. ti. W. Ileliruhl s;u-nl I Si ,- diyin
I lover vesterda v .
Mr. .1. L. Hobinsoii sp-nt the da. out
on Neuse road yesterday.
Miss Jevle Prescoil win Inn been
leaching school here Ibis winter is vi-di
ing al M r. )d Druid's.
In the tire of Saturday ul;bl Mr Will
ter Ipock and Mr 1,,-m ( liay lost every
thing they had also.
All people arc replete I win
f..el di--,
to leave
posed to help Mr. lpoik any
it at the Jim KNAi. i I'l e. Arn thing
Ihev can give will be gladly received.
Mr Willie McCoy and wife spent Sun
day In Jones c.ouulv.
We have a private school ln ic now.
Miss Bertha Tucker ..IN.- Brn Is
j teacher and has about i'. si liobu and
. Is going tn teach - or 4 in -nths.
Tbe Mtlhodlat parsonage Is nearly tin
Ished and Hev. I)u llvil rupcc'.s to
move In in almul a week
ij. ii. iai::i.s
DIAl.KH
Horses & Mules
Just rei eived s,,r
and Mules. A g-
F.lr.ifJ.
:pply
si II.,
I w n v s
I liainl. I all or write
() I) NIF.I.U,
. I aiali. o County.
Bl 1 so in
N C.
For Sale !
30 barrels of North
ern grown seed pota
toes, E. M. STREET,
Bellair, N. C
NOTICE!
I Nolle I hereby given to all perions
, tbal da bill for lb sum of f U given
at by Basal I A Mar.La, of Washing
too, Horlb Carolina, baa been loal or
nbplaeadi aaid do bill I dated Wasb-
Infloa, J. C, and all p-
aooa ar farther aotlflad that salJ dua
bill ba he aaid bf atld AiaaM A Mc-
laa la fall aad ibat lbt are ao longer
HaWa for lb payawat of lha9 to
aa rwrao, or aaf part thereof, aad
. 1 a . L k . J.I. ! .1 n I All
should ,
I !
tratt'M
Iftirc i
i
in . -. r
fot by as
(Wgaod) B f. Dihim,
-
KLLOCXSTILLE.
Nt Skavj ip Treat Wtct. Dr. Wti tet
ter A SoUlCft aUttkt. MLfUXKi
and Cluft kUcL.
P..LI..K asMi.i a. Marck 11.-Navs la
very 'scarce litis week aa Ike people are
l all al Louie baid al work on IbeJr
farms
We hare bad 11 of Ibe finest days ev r
seen id any March, and but little ro'u
weail.er up-to-date.
Why the .had are so slow Id making
iheir run up ihe river Trent is a m;s
lery to tbe locttl n.hermen, not one have
el teeu csugbl near bele
Wr had a vt-ii si our ,,,1tce Ibis m irn
ing (. , n !'. L W Wnid b bai bre,
connu-d to Ul-. h ni-.. (or ibe Inst Ut,
.lav- U'r weie .trv gis l to see hint a,
much tnp.-,cd 11 p- l!i-- pili,.
Weaiher ina Htrengibeu and restore hie
to In.- f run i Ii, si, li
II ," Ait-x II. W hile our repreeul4
r 1 e made a licit home last 8lu nNy an
Sunday I ui left for lUlt-Igh t-aily Mon
day a . ni.
Dr. o J. Bender led for Painll. i,
coumy ibis uioruing where he goes I,
tiil an engagement to do dental work.
Mr. J B Bender returned home from
a weeks visit to his old home iu Onflow
county last Friday. While viailinr
Jai ksonville on Monday the sth he ba
the plea. ure of seeing Mr. L'lde Cana
da) who is a son of Mr Henry Canada;
Clyde lias been In the I' S. Army for'.
eats, he told of his vu;jti and th.
numerous battles he was in, he hm th
mark of ,ri b diets rtc.-ived in Ihe ibili
pines an I ' n an war.
Mr. td-.nr Kdpatriik of Qulnerli
Patcouini i here sludyln; Telegrauy
and also L-s !.
!. . Id C. White of Vance
;i . gressing llnely unde
boro, t h
till- skd.la
.Lull's . t !i
Mis .! '
visiting b.
Mrs. .1. '.
Mr Al. i
away in
i.ianagement
of Mr II. 11.
s-l of Belalr i. l.ojl
enls this week, Mr. and
. ,rd.
I'.arrui who has been
b graph service for tbe
ii home visllluj his
ast " II: '
mot tic i .
l'he l ew
rder i f Buffaloes was en
joy ed hi re last Saturday, Ihe boya bad
plenty of fun fooling the uususplclous
few. K'even cents and no chiue back
i. all they gel.
Misses Berlie Koonceand E-sic Muny
of Trenton are visiiing relallvi s in this
place.
Thbv'.llige is now known by the boye
as a "man Io v n" as there Is not a single
giil within the incorporate limits and
but a very few in the neighborhood. A
nice place for 15 or 2) prelty girls to
coin.'r
M F M !1 mien's new storehouse
st !'.: c is neariug completion
h iv 1 be ,ii I an ornamunt to that
pail of :h" '.own win n completed.
VIG0E3E1
Easflv. Qolckly, Pernaneolly Rest arid
Ifit VlulltT. Nerroat Debtlitr. Iniomntii.
For Sale by K.
n71 fJ CHESTER
"NEW RIVAL"
FACTORY
No block powder nhellaoa th nwrtctt compar with th "NEW RIVAL" In uni
formity and tronf ihootlng qualltU. 5ur Hrt mnd waterproof. Qet th genuine.
WINCHESTER REPEATKB ARMS CO.
Since the First . . .
ROCHESTER LAMP wa mad there have born
many" like" or "a good " It placed o poo the market-Homo
wrn e.en said to Be " lmproveo.enu ' on IL One by oae
tl..- .'all by the wavstde, for iperlenoe prove thai tlmre la
ouly one lamp tbatl rteilj better, and w make that, too.
The NEW ROCHESTER
la It wo embody all that I raallf worth having In a Urn p.
both a. to quality and style. Doot foimt, trerg ""
A'v HurkriUr hmm Ihm uaws is Ihm Immm.
We caa flU every lamp want. No matter whether too want
a nw lamp or stove i nl.l on repaired or r finished, ivim
mounted or other m, Veof lamp transformed Into a Ntw
H.M IIK.HTKR, wo can tlolU IM. aa aoad you literature on
lbeub)ect.
THE ROCHESTER LAMP
n' ii Vh1 irSiS -SrSiViVn1
Fo
Consisting of Lace and Satin Stripe
Lawns, Dimities, Figured and Dotted
Swiss, Etc
We arc M,i,iiiK a TrPtly Ud-.f lYrvalri in HhkIiI nml S,,ring
I'ntt"nig.
JiihI diK-nml and put on aale Nfl I.inru ami 0)ttn Skirtinga.
0 urinHli Amerkao rrinta in imall fljftmw ami atrip., t.-ry lliliig f..r
mmll tlilldrpua drac. and litlle b.T. w.UU, at .V yanl.
The NcM Val
cA. VARFOOT,
43 Pollock Street.
j
,
I
G.
CiTBlKJKB LAXE.
Bf Tswacca Urn &Uf an trip m
! TaloL AlBMl IM Raav DraB-
mcrv
TkaJ.icasiL rrprtoi,vi was beie
TMiarday tit 8ih, and did soa.e ork
for tba paper, bwddea sweurwd tk aer
Ticea of ronr bumble aervaol (or a resrn-
lar corrwpondeiit We Lope for a pleas
ant ae4Ualnlsuc
K-t N. A shelly g.e. l Hsllsvllle
tniai
We nolle, in e'ai l ew tobicxi barns
OlDg up ."-ollirb,l) ILll.ks Wtilo'the
lobaec
plant, p- dn
p-1 '
money In
lb.- happy
i of
It, we b, pt
Mr. Cn.i.
man n , , i,
Tt'e'e hi -
O.ip" i,
I
M
1. B.
1'a.lr.c h.
.ui' asiu
ten v.
Also
-g.-t-lng
ill 'an ii ,
passed
Mr
,,i U.
have
1 cu:i v i !e- i i .5' s,
ia . all fioni "vri..'
Your scribe, Mr I )
B'.rw and Mr.
Louis, have si-ei.l i he
w liner wilh ly-
.ihoid fever, aud are j isl
'creeping out"
again.
Schnapps and Mahogany tobacco weie
we'd represeuicl heie jesierday. Drum
mers are quite pi ulifiii, Ihey will grow
o Is? a nuisance let, I feat.
Church al Union Chapel tomorrow,
llev. Mr Suiton, pasm-.
Ye s-.-ril7 wan' s to b o; so n . service
,o ihe world, if any one w i I 1.-11 him
iow Wh wdl t ike Hie task ?
We will not till up ihe paper wilh this
.led of news, so will close wi:h the
romi-e to do belter nett time, as we
ml) had a moments noli e.
f ClltllK.
JACKSONVILLE.
Persomls from Onslow's county
Seat.
fllsslonary Meeting; Elects
President.
Jacksonville, M.irch 11 -Mi-s Mills,
of Wilming on, who has been visiting
Vrs. Morton, r.turned home today.
Mr Patterson of S (.' spent Saturday
and Sunday in own midst
Mr. Trolman of Va. has accepted a
position with the Jacksonville lumber
Co
Mr. Joe Bell, who has been on a visit
to his mother, at Washington, N. C ,
ret irned home today.
Cur regular missionary meellrg "va
held last evening and unanimously
elected Mrs. Dr. Cox as President.
Mr K-rr, who has been to Wilming
ton on a shorl business trip, rilutned
home toilsy.
J. J. Baxter is showing a beautiful
liniof Clil'iin, N ck-wsr, St -aw hats
etc for K u'er. V
MAGNETIC
NERVINE
B'-.M wt.Ii ft WrMifa
J n ar 1 1. to t cli
Fnl.ln l.;inni p-vtl h'.l
Wnxtlnv lieai and all Wedlmesnei rfflanl itm n -i t ,-'v r InU-f
t'et. 91 pr boi,6lorC5. Mall-d Io cnyeddrtts t.i ia.ipt t( tnt.
Vt lauM MtMlldu Co., bu rul, Hlnu.
H. DUFFY A CO.
LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS
Kc Hiten, Conn.
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Ladies Waists
Laces bate arrived.