THE JOURNAL.
.New Een, N. (X, Febj. 11. llOi
BURKED TO DEATH.
OIJ Co',ore4 Woman Attempts to mll4
Fire Witt Kerosene -
Aboal 1 a. m., Basdsy, Handy Tyra,
colored wonaa, llvlnj oa Good street,
died from tbe effect of burns received.
From tba testimony given befora Cox
oaer J. W. Dogald, ho held aa laqaoit
Monday morning tbe following facu
were learned.
The woman lived by herself la the
noise oa Good street, aad was 63 yean
Id, Oa Saturday about midnight, aha
was building a lira ia tba fireplace, help
1d the fire to bora mora aalckly, by
pourlog oa kerosene.
In some way har elothe caught on
lira, aad thla alarmed har and aha rneh
ed Into the yard .screaming. Neighbors
vara aroused and rashlag to the place
fonad tha woman a maaa of Oamea jump
lug Uf and down, c reaming.
On acconnt of her being in flamea,
and rushing aboit, no one conld get
near ancngh to assist, until the woman
fell with the flesh peeling off her. She
boob died. The farnltare In the haaae
had alio canght on lira from the woman'a
clothea aa ahe ran about, but thla waa
extinguished by the neighbors.
Tha coroner's jury redered a verdict
la accordance with the above.
Joel Kinsey's House Burned.
The residence of Mr. Joel Klnaey who
Uvea about 17 miles from here, on Neuse
road, was burned Thursday ulght, the
building being completely destroyed.
The furniture, stables and barn were
saved. The loss Is total, there being no
Insurance.
Librarian Elected.
'The committee of ladies in charge of
the new library, yesterday elected Miss
Fannie Howertoa as librarian.
Subscribers to the library, who have
any choice of books they may wish pur
chased for the library, are requested to
write Mrs. M. M. Marks, naming the
books and their purchase will have due
consideration.
At Davis.
Jordan's Cough Balsam, made accord
ing to formula of late Col. Jordan, Is on
sale at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
This Cough Balsam has always been
found very efficacious, and it does not
contain any harmful drugj It is espec
ially good for children. Price 25 cent
Superintendent Wanted.
By order of the Board of Trustees, no
tice is hereby given that applications
for the position of Superintendent of
the New Bern Graded Schools will be
received for the next ten days.
Address,
W, M. WATSON,
Secretary.
New Bern, N. C, Feb. 1st, 1902.
LESS WORRY.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves in
dozens of ways, and you can't prevent
f. . 11 J I . 1 UaM .
It. All you call uu is lu Keep mew w
free from exposure as possible and al
ways have In the house a Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. An way's
Croup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It Is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 23 cents will b
refunded by any dealer selling it. Sold
by Davis', Henry's, and Bradham's
Pharmacy.
DR.SHOOP'S PREVENTICS.
- The great cold cure, are sold and guar
anteed by Bradham's Pharmacy. If you
bring the empty box back, and you are
not satisfied with Preventlcs we will re
turn your 25 -cents. You must have
them on hand if you expect to prevent
colds; and prevention is better than. cure
Pre ven tics cure colds, as well as prevent
them.
Remnant Sale ot Velvets.
The silk remnants were rushed out In
a hurry, hundreds of yards sold, now we
have gotten together all our remnants
of velvets In short and long lengths,
nearly all new shades in the lot have
priced them for speedy clearance. No
tice window. G. A. BARFOOT.
Garden Seed at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy has just
received a lot of vegetable and flower
seeds. Buy your seeds at Davis'.
HOT SODA.
All the popular flavors Beef Tea
Beef Bouillon, Clam Bouillon, Tomato
Bouillon (made from beef, tomatoes and
celery). Chocolate- and all the soda fla
vorsLemon, Orange, Cherry, Grape
and Coca-Cola your choice for 5 cents
and as hot as you can drink it. At
Bradham's Fountain.
Celery Headache Powders.
; There is not any better remedy for
headache than ' these powders. They
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
CAPUDINE
Does not effect the
. Il'.lifferennromjother -llea'luchejiemcdies.
r:T? v jll ehuccistsI
FOUilT MURDERED.
Jena lu Citoa Shot 'at Ida Borne Rear
Aaron, caitbrt Coanty.
. Arftsts Made.
A ft VI V . II 4 MMhM
... . .-v .
Beeurort county, John B. Caton waa
foully murdered by aoaaa perioa or
persona, at praaeat ankaowa, on Ban
day alght.
Mr, Caton, waa seated, reading, whoa
a ihot (an waa fired through n window .
at him. striatal him la tha head, ana la-1
taally killing him.
Tha ttory leading np to the probable
reason for thla murder, la aa followa: .
Oa February 6th, Dare Garner, a col
ored man, was arrested at Aurora,
charged with selling whlakey without a
license.
Garner was brought to New Bern and
his case was heard befora United States
Commissioner Charlea B. H 111, who com
mitted Garner to jail. At thla trial
Caton was the principal witness agataat
Garner
Yesterday CommUsioner Hill had a
phone message from W. J. B6yd, at Au
rora, who asked that a detective be sent
ta Aurora to take np the murder matter.
Mr. Hill wired United Slates District
Attorney, Harry Skinner for Instruc
tions In the matter.
Last night word was received that the
coroner had held an Inqueat on the Ca
ton murder, and that Ed Daniels, white,
two aona of Garner, the colored man
mentioned as being In jail here, and one
other negro, were held prisoners, to
await trial for the murder.
SmaUJPox at Morenead City.
A case of small pox was reported at
Morehead City, yesterday, the patient,
a sailor on one of the oyster sharpies.
The doctors after examining the man
pronounced it genuine small pox, and
the authorities at once had a building
put np, to be used as a peat house.
The man claimed to have contracted
the disease at Kins ton.
Schooner Wootten In Port.
Virginian-Pilot, Feb. 9lh.
The four-masted schooner Orlando V.
Wootten arrived In port yesterday
morning In tow of the ocean tug Ed
ward Luckenbach. The Wootten la a
beautiful white schooner, and to all ap
pearances is little the worse for her
experiences on Inner Diamond Shbals.
Her waterlogged cargo of pine lumber
will be takou out and dried, and the
vessel repaired before proceeding to
Baltimore. Captain Huston was busy
yesterday receiving congratulations on
his success in rescuing the vessel from
the "grave - ard of all shipping," after
she had been abandoned.
Only a Chimney Fire.
The alarm of fire at 7 p. m., Sunday,
was caused by a chimney fire. Tbe chlm
ney alarm fires are running a close sec
ond with the false alarms.
About the time the firemen reached
the place Sunday night, there were two
pistol shots fired, supposed to be done
to scare the firemen and keep them from
throwing any water.
This was the supposition, but nothing
could be learned definitely as it was
dark, and the street crowded with those
called ont by the fire alarm.
The firing caused consternation In the
cro-rd, which quickly scattered. It was
not found that any one was Injured.
Favorite Nearly Everywhere.
Constipation means dullness, depress
ion, headache, generally disordered
health, De Witt's Little Early Risers
stimulate the liver, open the bowels and
relieve this condition. Safe, speedy and
thorough. They never gripe. Favorite
pills. F.S. Duffy.
Happened In St. Louie.
Stories concerning "the rivalry be
tween Chicago and St. Louis evidently
will never irrow.old. The latest con
cerns a visit which Alderman Michael
Kenna ("Hlnky Dink") recently paid
to St, Louis. He wished to talk to a
friend who lives in the suburbs of tbe
Missouri city and, aa be had a dime In
bis pocket for change, called up over
the telephone. He talked but a few
minutes and then asked the. Central
operator bow much be must deposit
for the call.
"Fifty cents, please," was the an
swer in a most confident voice.
"Fifty cents!" gasped tha alderman.
"What do you take mo for? A man
with coin to burn? Why, in Chicago
I can call up hades for 60 cents."
'Terhaps so," waa the answer, still
framed . In the- most unruffled tone,
"but that's within the city limits, you
know." .-
Poor Old Philadelphia. -
At a recent dinner of tbe Pennsylva
nia society one of tbe guests who was
seated next to Augustus Thomfts, tbe
playwright aud the president of tbe
Missouri society, asked ; Mr. Thomas
why the menu cards designated the
dinner ns "the annual festival." .'
"That's easy." said Mr. Thomas.
The menn cards were got up by a
Philadelphia man. and every Philadel
phia man who goes to nn entertain
ment which lusts beyond 9 o'clock at
night regards it as a festival" New
York Times. :
Beaatorial Repartee.
"No man In Vermont Is allowed to
vote unless he has made $5,000 trading
horses - with Massachusetts people,"
said Senator Hoar In tbe course of bis
speech In the senate the other day.
"And we all vote;" immediately re
torted Senator Proctor in bis deep bass
voice, whereupon the laugh was at tha
expense of the senior senator from
Massachusetts.
; , DIME CATARRH SNUFF
loosens np the tenacious viscid mucus
in nose, clears out ths head and stops
catarrhal headaches due to cold con
gestion In the front of bead. The cost
Is only 10 cents and the benefit arising
from I's use Is worth dollars Health too
AROUND AND ABOUT.
Tomorrow, Aa Wednesday, will Be
.tha beflaniif 61 tha Lea tea season.
I The street "piano eoallaoee to charm
- -- v mmvj mmvm .w.
fortaaea to be told by a big parrot
Tha aldermen of Greenville, N.C
have rafaaad to rafand aay aaoaey paid
by tha slot machine man for licensee.
Next Wednesday, February ltlh. wlU
ba Aah Wadaeaday, tha Aral day of Lent
uwa r nuay wui coma xarcn som, mu
year.
Ten thousand pounds of mullets, warn
received here yesterday, this being tha
only fish on the market. Oysters were
scarce.
A few shad were In the market yester
day, and bucks retailed at 60 cents each.
Other fish and oysters were equally
scarce.
The Fannie Hill Burlesque Co. was at
tha Opera Houe last night. The same
company will appear tonight. Admit
tlon 25 cents.
Continued cold snd fair wealherls the
forecast for today. Freesiog tempera
tures are reported as far South at the
East Gulf coast and Northern Florida.
The sale of what Is best known as the
Fair grounda, took place at the court
house door, jesterday noon, and the
property was bought by P. H. Pelletler,
Trustee, for iS80.
The letter carriers will start In this
week compiling their annual directory
snd they request that their ' constitu
ents'' will follow the directions on the
slip that will be handed them.
Steady cold was tbe weather condition
here yesterday, with a stiff wind from
the northwest blowing, which Increased
the discomfort by raising clouds of dust.
Continued cold Is n the forecast for to
day. George While and I. H. Barrus recent
ly elected elders ot Pollocksvllle church
will be ordained and installed on the
Third Sabbath In February. The ser
vices will be appropriate to the occa
sion. Mr. Albert F. Patterson has been ap
pointed correspondent of the "Sporting
Life " Mr. Patterson has been request
ed to furnish that paper with "doings"
of the North Carolina State Base Ball
League.
The Journal acknowledges the Invl
tstlon to be present at the dedication ex
ercises of the Curry Practice and Obser
vation School Building, at the North
Carolina State Normal and Industrial
College, Greensboro, N. C, which takes
place Monday, February 17th.
While the fire alarm waa being teste 1
yesterday morning the bell struck two
or three' times, causing some anxiety
among the firemen, as they were waiting
patiently for the alarm. Grass burning
on upper Bern street caused some
phoning to be done for the horses, who
were up tawn.
McDuffle's Turpentine it Mutton Suet
Lung Plaster is a certain cure for whoop
leg cough, easy and comfortable, works
while you sleep. 25 cents at F. S. Duf
fy's. Superior Court.
Ths February term of the Superior
Court of Craven county, cotvened
here yesterday, His Honor, Judce F. D.
Winston, presiding. The following was
the result of the day's proceedings.
Smith vs. Mutual Reserve Fund. Ver
dict for plaintiff.
Hancock vs. Commissioners, Vincent
vs. Miller, Croom vs. Pritchard, Whit
ford vs, Peele. Continued.
Ellis vs. Batterthwalts. Yerdlct for
plaintiff, $426.
Caton vs. Toler. Judgment for set
tling line. One half costs for each.
Hancock vs. Mutual Reserve, St.
John's Lodge vs. Mutual Reserve, Tay
lor vs. Mutual Reserve, Popo vs. Mu
tual Reserve. Judgments given for
plaintiffs In all these cases.
One divorce was granted, yesterday.
There are nine cases on the calendar of
this court.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping Cough and Measles
Cough without fall. Beat for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pheumonla, Con
sumption and Lung Affections. Quick,
sure results. Price, 25c,
aremem That Failed.
A certain Englishman by birth Who
an American by force of clrcum
Stances bas been in this country long
enough to absorb the American Idea
of humor. Last summer be waa In
London on a visit and happening to
have business with a man on an up
per floor of a tall building took the
"lift" to reach his office. The elevator
was' one of those excessively deliber
ate British affairs, and Its snail-like
progress annoyed the Americanised
Briton. The only Other occupant of
the car was a middle aged English
man, with a manner of peculiarly
English seriousness. The man from
America ventured to address him.
"I think I could make a great Im
provement In this lift," ho said. " ;
The Englishman looked seriously In
terested. ' ... .
"How?" he asked. ' : -'
"Why," the other man want on, "I'd
make It go faster by a simple little ar
rangement I'd stop tbe lift altogeth
er and move the building np and
down.". .
The Englishman , looked slightly
more Interested. v ,
"How?" he asked.
The Best Prescription for Kalaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Gbovk's
Tasteless Chill Tokio. It is simply
Iron and quinine In a tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 50c
FOR BALE High grade bicycle. Will
sell cheap. . Address Journal, New Bern,
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
What U the Trosble With Hew Bert t .
Ia oar young days we need to bear of
New Bern aa being tha Athena of the
South. She was then celebrated tor her
educated men aad callivated womea.
Sha waa also progressive la a business
wsy aa evidenced by her' large shlpplag
aad commercial bouses, her apacloas
docks and wealthy taaka. To have
gained this dtstlncttoa her business mea
la these daya must have worked la har
mony and polled together.
How does New Bern stand today com
pared to tha other cities of the Sooth?
How as compared with her sister cities
of North Carolina?
It Is understood that Mr. Carnegie of
fers 13,000 tor a public library, K tha
elUsens ot New Bern will pledge 1300
annually for the same caase. Will this
be dons? : . .
Toudga from what haa been done
here In tha past 20 years we predict that
wa shall have ao public library, altho
we have plenty of men and women who
could give thla $500 annually and not
miss t'.ia fact the giving would be a bene
fit to the givers as well as to tbe publlo.
Let us look at our record for the past
20 yeara, snd see If it Is one tone proud
of. Within that time we have had
a Fair Association. It was an honor to
New Bern while it lasted, but at tha
Court house door today at IS m , the last
obsequies take place, thai la ao far aa
the publlo Is concerned. But ha direc
tors wbo gave ibelr time and money so
freely for many yeara have a note at
bank for $8000 to pay as a legacy of the
Fair and some business men who have
been benefited by thla Fair during all
these yeara secretly rejoice that these
directors have the note " pay and say,
"it served them right."
We had a Y. M. !. A., for several
years, which accomplished much good
while it lasted, but finally was obliged
to succumb for lack of support. Wa
had a Home .Insurance company which
should have been a success, and would
have been, but for jealousy and bicker
ings of ita members. We also had a cot
ton mill organized but that went the
way of all the other associations. What
has New Bern done in the. past twenty
years to be proudj of? How do wa
stand compared with our sister cities ?
Charlotte , has just pledged $155,000
for educational purposes. She is prog
ressive snd her business men , snd capi
talists work and pull together. She has
a fine library and so has Durham, Ral
eigh, Greensboro and other sister cities.
Goldsboro has but recently taken away
our schooljsuperintendeut, as she -wss
able and willing to pay him more
money.
We all know what Kinston, our near-
st neighbor bas done. There has been
no failure of enterprises there, and the
secret is that the business men work In
harnv ny and have no petty jealousies.
Ws do not lack capital in New. Bern
and it is well known that some of it has
gone to Kinston to help her enterprises.
This "looking backward" may not ba
pleasant for us New Bernians to contain
plate, but it abould set us to thinking,
and to the realization that we -are no
longer the "Athens of the Houth." Some
are satisfied with past glorlea, but the
writer would prefer that our city should
atand with the progressive cities of the
present. Sub.ciissb.
WANTED A LIBRARY.
Why Lacks There Substantial Support Ia
This Educational natter ? Greens
boro's Library.
It seems strange, the lack of enthusi
asm or even hearty effort on the part of
tbe b usiness men and men with money
in giving their substantial encourage
ment to the establishment of a publlo li
brary In this city.
A committee of ladles, only, have been
hari at work for several weeks, getting
subscriptions for a library fund.
This committee is working to get a
public library established, as such an In
stitution means he most good for the
people. A circulating library means
educational encouragement to a com
parative few while a publlo library of
fers t Its education il opportunities to
many; . " ' .
A yearly guarantee ot $500. will secure
a donation from llr. Carnegie of $5,000.
and.lt seems incredible thai five, ten or
twenty citizens would not coma forward
without solicitation, sod become guaran
tors for this amount.
The Journal has heard it indirectly
stated that one lady of this city has of'
fered to give f 50. towards a library fund
and this is far ahead of any subscription
given "by any other 'person, although
there are those who could give $50. or
$100. without any disturbance ot their
finsnces. " - - . x
- With the present subscriptions re
ceived, the library committee ot ladles
csn establish a circulating library, but
the Carnegie offer ought to be secured,
by citizens coming forward voluntarily
and becoming guarantors of the yearly
$500. fund.
' The recent account of the opening of
the public library fu Greensboro, N. C,
ts most enjoyable redding : for any one
Who talieves In the display of local lib
erality and publlo spirit. .
: Tbe first man approached In the
Greensboro library matter" gave $300.
cash and promised to see.tbat bis friends
gave to it. And within one year $1,000
had been contributed. The library was
opened with appropriate ceremonies,
and the citizens of Greensboro csn well
feel proud over their work y
But the work is still here to be done.
if New Bern is to have a public library.
As usual the ladies have put themselves
forwsrd In tbe work, and have accom
plished a good detl, but the demand Is
that these efforts shsll have tbe financial
support of tbe business men and citizens
to carry the library to a success.
Hot Chocolate, and Hot Coffte and
' WASHINGTON ON FIRE. '
Sparks Fraa Faulaf Steamboat Start
Tbe CoaflaxTattom. Oatsidc Comma
nlcaOoa Cat 0ft
Aboat sanest, Saturday, sparks from a
paaalag steamboat sot 8re to ths Atlantic
Coast Lisa balldlng at Washington,
N. C
From this building the flames spread
It being Impossible to check them, aad
at the last report received by the Joca
nn. over the phone, Peterson's grocery
store, Dudley's saloon, Busman's furni
ture store, end the telegraph an!-telephone
fe hal baraed.aaita I d
Bllll spreading.
Oommunlcatlon with ontalde places
was reported as cut off about 9 p. m.
OBJECTED TO EJECTION.
So Vaaager u Fired Upon and Told to
Leave. AFamllco Trouble.
Goose Creek Island, lyln between
Hobnckea and Lowlands, Pamlico coun
ty, was ths scene of considerable excite
ment on January 19 lb, which Is likely to
lead to more trouble. "'
The story as stold Is as follows, The
above land belongs to Mr. C. A. Flower,
who sent J. W. Mnse to take charge of
the land. '
, This lsnd seems to bsva been tenant
ed by a number of people.who were will
ing to pay rent, bat did not want to
move off, a requested. This led to
some dispute, the result being that
Muse's house was fired upon at night,
and Muse given S4 hours to leave, which
be did.
One of the men suspected of doing the
shooting wss arrested in this city on
Friday by Officer Lupton, tbe order com
ing per 'phone from Bayboro, and the
man taken to Bayboro for trial.
Yesterday at Bayboro, three witnesses
were examined, but nothing was devel
oped as to parties doing the shooting.
THE MARKETS.
The fo.lowlng quotations were receiv
ed by J. S. Latham s Co, New Bern,
N. O.
Nnw Tori, Feb. 10.
Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close
Merek .
May...
July....
Aug....
Oet
8.3) 8 SI 8.30 8.33
(.35 8 80 8.2J 8.33
.8.31 8.SS 8.31 8.SJ
.8.83 8.3:) 8.15 816
7.81 7.8J 7.7i 7.7
Chicago, Feb. K,
Open. High. Low. Close
77 77
Open. High. Low. Close
eif 61
Open. High. Low. Close
85) 807
Whiat: e
May
Cob:
May
Rlbs:
May Kew York, Feb. 10
Opea. High. Low. Close
Sloans;
Sugar
128
Can. T....
117a
.13 St By ....
83
HI
.44.
29
104
' 61
78
P. 8. 1.....
O. 8. ...
m
, 103,
77
Tez Pae .
A. O.F...
Mo. P....
Va.CC.
Atchison . .
Cesser ..
CeSTae
.169
May ..
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Uverpeel
Spots 4 21-83. . Sales 8,000 bales.
Futures, Feb-Mch 4.S8. Apr-May 4.13
May-Jsse 4.33.
' NSWBSWN CTTe)X BfAIPKRT.
Sales la tha local market at 7 to 8
cents.
Same week
Last week
last jear.,
144.SM ,
127,000
This wsek.
Sat. 19000
Mob. . 81000 '
Tuns. .
Wed.
Thurs.
FrL
134.809
NEW BERN. PROWSE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES CUBHflKT. .
Effgs, per do.... ...............?0o
Chickens, old per pair.......... 60 & 60
yoang, per pr. 25 A 40
Geese, per pair, ........ v 80 to 1.00
Pork, perlh. . .......... 647
Beef, V ...;....:.. &e
Hides, green, per lb
dry, " ,v.v;;. .'.-.. 11
Beeswax, " S to 23
Sweet Potatoes, Tamsper busfi. 40to 50
' . r Bahamas - '85
Corn, par bash J 80
Oats, , ; . ........ ......d
PeannU.. 80
Local Grain Market
Corn, per ba......
Oats per ba.
Meal, perbu
Hominy, per bn. . . ..........
Corn bran, per 10O lbs ......... .
Wheat brao, per "
Feed, 100 lbs ....
Cotton seed meal, 100 lbs
Cotton seed hulls, 100 lbs.......
SLIp staff
No. 1 Timothy, per ten....... ..
$.65
.62
.81
.85
1.25
J.50
1.6
' 1.50
.41
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SO. 0
Ar.3rican Ccrssts
African Wa!
Royal
Worcester
WDdnTon
STRAIGHT
stftl Tit t EPf E sejitativi
I m apIaab OawaaI .
AlilUlbdll UUIdGlds
ASK DKALIR TO SHOW THEM.
, ACC&FT NO SUBSTITUTE.
Royal Worcester
Corset Co,,
.
Simmons 8 Hollowell Co.,
Will Exhibit Next Tuesday
and Wednesday
Advance Spring Styles f high class Cotton and Mer
cerized Fabrics, and all the New Things In Lace Stripe
and Plain and Faney Cords in Piqnea. Not "cheap- -ish"
piece" in tho "showing", yet much of it is ineipen-t-ite,
indeed, but the lowest priced fabric in tke lot is
honestly made. No matter how little the price you
p.iy. Tou are absolutely safe in a purchase made here.
Competitors will have a lixely time trying to
match our Tallies.
-
To begin with a Sensational Offering of French
Printed Dress Muslins. These are Crisp, Clean and
Perfect Summer Dress Fabrics of beauty and style
At
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Novelties in Wash Dress Fabrics at 20c, 25c, 15c,
and 50c. This will be a showing" of beautiful Crepes,
Panama Suiting,, novelties in Evening Waiste; Madras
. for every day dresses, and the Smart and Hardy Linens
for Suitings at prices to suit the purse.
; ; . - TTe are prepared to show our new lines of Delieate
Laces and Embroideries, that will figure in the Sum
- mer Wardrobe. '
I Whitz
i Many bare been buying
T .1 T . Cl: 1 titl:.- n
they will all be shown ou the main floor and such
handsome line to Select from.v
Never in the height of the season, hare we be n
able to make such a handsome showing. It will be
worth a trip down to our store. ; " .
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67 Pollock Street,
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Truck Farm
For Sale!
, . ,."
One hond red acre ,Truck Farm,
one-third chared " and containing
farm bouse?; apple, pear ana other
fruit trees, grape vines - etc. The
other . two-thiicls" heavily timbered.
Situated near New Bern, N, C,
20 minutes drive from railroad and
Bteainboat'shipping points.
Terms rery easy,, apply to. .
' - .0. It. CUMMIG,..
. v P. O. Box 254, x
' Jacksonville, Fla.
Great Closing
Out Sale !
Commencing .January 1st, ' 1902,
I will offer my entire stock of
General Merchandise at and
Below Cost
This is the chance of jour life to
secure tomt good bargains. '
Terms Strictly Cash. No goods
charged during this sale. '
I ': Respectfully, - (
I E. B. IIARGETr. . '
I Silver Dale, N". C.
IS
FRONT
WmossIbt,
bis.
10c.
Goods
onr New 'VTelta atd Cords
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We Can Compete
aa.ijf aA at s t arMitfirl fAit na tm
fcir, etc, with ftU f min lad fed 4aUr
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m ine ookte. ttu jb oar prices,
we'll est roar rads. The best cround
fMd Kl.SU rr 1 00 lh. Kvarrthinv wa
keep is at tbe best quality, torn K5 eta
per Dnsnei, caea uam 7 cm, reea uats
t'H cents, -
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H 1 Market Doek, Ksw Para, !. C.
We are now ready ta furnikh Line for
Agricultaral pstposes, in bulk or sacked
and In any quantity for cah.
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warn
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L.s
Mfg. by Bradham's Pharmacy. ' -
N.C. , .
Sandwiches at McSorley's.