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ClxKlYAl KtXt WtEX I
SUftaytafSnot aMFreUC A Time U
v t Merry. Dm Prolonged
" . t SpatntafHipplnett.
Tbs Carnival it coming. Its on the
wny and tbe next atoppiag pbe It Ht
' Bern. Let u gtre it Ua glad band, the
, Joyouwlak, the hearty welcome.
. Tkara wUl be tlx days of unadulterated
fas and pleasure and the sights will be a
memory far may a day. '
Let bo on mint it who can appreciate
good tiase. Tk Jolly people should
mm tad to nure Jolly. Tto sober
ehouldoome to tore a chance to to
ty
. There will be shows till yon cant rest
and parades aad eoatcaU .will maka aa
endless roaad of, engagement aad later
at. There will to music of the finest kind,
two bands will dlaooarae rag time, caki
walk, operatic airs or any old thing.
. Tto floral parade will to a thing of
beauty and a joy forever. Flowers la great
profusion will to used. Floats and ban
ners with floral decorations upon which
prizes will to given, yonr favorite flow
ers will be In tto parade. Stand on the
corner see it pass by.
The Carnival proper will to on Broad
street bat there will be no law against
eating peanuts or drinking lemonade
wherever your conscience dictates. The
city Is open to you. Come aad have a
good time at our expense.
The Queen is receiving votes by the
hundreds. Nobody knows who she is
' bat she will give a royal welcome to all
visitors.
The Elks are laying low and you will
have the time of your lives' The fact
that these denlznes of the forest have
the charge of affairs is sufficient reason
to know that every thing will to all
right.
Citizens, whoop it up for the Carnival
Invite yonr sisters, yonr cousins and
your aunts and do yonr best to make the
big show a success. Its up to each one of
as to do what we can for it and if it Is a
failure, we in part are responsible. Don't
knock bat work.
These carnivals have been splendid
money makers in other towns and there
is no reason why It should not be here.
Let's all pat oar shoulders to the
wheel and push the thing along
.BTOni.
Bstfltbt
Blgutu
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Resolutions of Respect From Cen
tenary M. E Sunday School,
New Bern, N. C
Whereas, It has pleased oar Heavenly
Father to remove from our class No. 20,
by the death of John L. TUglman a de
voted member whose sad death occurred
September 20th, 1902, and who came
among us from Salisbury, Md., In July,
a stranger, bat a devoted christian, of
strong faith, bright hope, that strength
of character which established him upon
oar hearts. There be It, Resolved
First, That In the death of Mr. TUgl
man oar Sunday School has sustained a
' aad loss, taking from oar midst a life
just bursting into beautiful manhood
around which gathered the promises of
many bright and useful years.
Second, That we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of Him who is too
wise to err and too good to be unkind,
we will ever cherish the memory and the
many virtues of oar departed friend.
Third, That we extend to the stricken
family oar sincere sympathy and com
mend them to the love and grace of Him
who alone can heal the wound which
death hath made.
Fourth, That a copy of these resolu
tions be spread upon the minutes of our
8anday School and a copy sent to the
bereaved family.
C. W. Mungxb,
R. B, Blalock,
V7. T. Joints,
Committee of Class No. 20.
. Month of Jewish Holiday,
October, the month of the year noted
for Jewish holidays begins tomorrow,
Wednesday evening, when the Jewish
new year occurs.
On next Friday is the Atonement Day,
possibly the most sacred service of the
entire year.
On the 15th, comes the Feast of Tab
'f ernacles. Although but two days, the
fi i opening and close are elaborately ' ob-
f i f . serrea, me least lasts eignt days, ending
,f the week following. The intervening
tlx days are characterized by minor ob-
J servances, by the strict Jews who dwell
" wholly or in part in arbor tabernacles,
, , constructed for the occasion. The Feast
, of Conclusion Is held on the 22ndi
t ijt ... ..... .!
la Jewish days and their feasts, ; it Is
to be remembered that they begin on
the evening preceding the actual daie
and close the next evening, the 24
hours being counted from sunset to sun
set.
Fine Mountain Apples at McSorley'i.f,
f y ji, uu rvr me vrou i - ?
" llri J. J. Tolson, Jr, will leave today
for Shawnee, 0. T., where be expects to
engage ' In business. He baa several
, nroposittona under consideration but Is
nndecHnl w io which he will tak. His
friends, wldl regretting bis departure
' wish Um abundant success in anything
ha may undertake. ,rv
CAFUD3FJ3
Ci::csCotds,Lz(jHppz
,.. , - .. ,. i -
;. : . ricsrant to take. Tour jnoney
:A;r;'i .few u u Ui3. ';; 77 i.
THE JtlN ABOUT TOWN.
titcauloa of tne An Important Qmestlon
Row Snail We Get Oar Coal?
The prospect of freezing to death this
winter la becoming too frightenlngly
probable to to viewed In any other way
than seriously. The coal strike has un
loaded a lot of unpleasant propositions
on the people at large, and the latter are
beginning to shiver already at the
thought of paying a triple price for fuel
J
There's no dream In these high prices
The people are awake to the condition
aad are hoping for a mild winter or that
the strike will end or that something
will happen to break the price of coal.
J
It's too late .now to slop over about
past expenses but many a man will to
uncomfortable this winter who burst
out last summer In all the glory of a
new pan ami hat That's human nature
Isn't itf Fay $40 for a Panama hat In
the summer, and freeze to death in the
wlnUr. It almost seems as If the coal
strike was Inaugurated to beat just such
Improvident fellows.
Jt
Hard coal Is selling in very scanty lots
In the city at $15 and $30 and at these
rates it is but natural to expect that coal
will be "Way oat of sight," In New
Bern.
J
The papers said yesterday that coal
could not be bought In New York City
for .love or money. The outlook for
relief Is anything but encouraging.
Jt
Pine slabs that heretofore hare been
hard to give away are now sold at prices
ranging from SO cents to $1.50 snd if
oil heaters should be resorted to we
would see oil go on the jump and a semi
annual dividend of lOOpercent would be
declared for the benefit of the Block
holders of the Standard Oil Co.
J
A splendid fortune awaits the man
who can invent a machine that will ab
sorb heat In summer and dispense It In
winter, dispose of it as we do of Ice.
This is something that our high civiliza
tion has not arranged for yet
Han About Town.
Special Notice.
Our buyers are now in the Northern
markets selecting the latest styles
In
Fall and Winter goods,
BARFOOT BROS.
AROUND AND ABOUT.
It's Indian Summer now.
The straw hat Isn't out nf date
yet.
Fair weather is the forecast for to
day.
Cotton sold in the local market yes
terday at 8.40.
New flooring is being placed ou the
Neuse river bridge.
Remember the meeting at the Court
house tomorrow evening.
Sixty bales of cotton were sold here
yesterday at $8.25 and $8.40.
Remember the Glenn meeting at the
Court house nest Wednesday evening.
Rev. F. D. Thomas preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
As long as this weather continues
there is no need to worry about fuel
next winter.
The government dredge Is at work
deepening the channel of the Neuse river
off East Front street.
A baby's red shoe was found on the
streetand left at this office. Owner csn
have the same by calling for it.
Carteret County Superior Court con
venes at Beaufrot tomorrow, Monday,
Judge Geo. H. Brown presiding.
Messrs F. R. Hyman and R. A. Nunn
have been appointed marshals for the
State Fair to be held next month.
The box effice for the sale of reserved
seats for the Runaway Match, will be
open tomorrow morning at Waters'.
Mr. S. A. Redding, of Merrltt, a man
well known In his community, died yes -
terday morning of fever. He was highly
respected by all who knew him.
The box office sale of seats for The
Runaway Match opened yesterday and
the demand Is such tnaj those desiring
good seats should secure them as soon
as possible.
Hon. R. B. Glenn will speak at the
Court house tomorrow night on the po
litical Issues of the day from a Demo
cratic standpoint. All are invited to
bear Mr. Glenn. He Is an able speak
er...,.:. ...
Mr B B Davenport has greatly im
proved bis store building on lower
Middle street by covering It with metal
siding and painting the same. Mr.
Davenport has a little store but lots of
goods and he Invites attention to his
goods and prioes.
K funny sight waa enacted at the A.
St N. C. station Sunday night. A man
with a good deal more extract of corn
board than he could well take care of
undertook to drive a transfer around the
city;, ' His trip did not last long as the
harness broke under his strenuous ef
forts to make the horse trot - and be had
to stop. The negro driver then arrived
on the scene and Mr. Booze Artist had
a little money to pay bat be had bis
fun i( ;::'U;'.yk ;.i$i
Basis as
Kgaataif
p Tbn Kmd Yim HawAhmn Bottpl
Annual Meeting B. L L. Association
The Fifteenth Annual meeting of the
New Bern Building and Loan Associa
tion win to held at the City Hall Wed
nesday, Oct 1st, at 8 p. m. r : f
- - y. R. a CARRAWAY, w
1 Seo. A Treas.
BABICEES Ilf COURT.
Familiar Faces, and Charges la the to
ilet Ctnrt.
There were tome familiar faces In the
mnniclpai court - aad aoaae family
troubles rehashed. The Habich outfit
waa again on parade and antlxed-np
affair It waa. The nature of the case
hardly aeeda to to explained for when
the name Habich appears it almost al
ways goes that there was a scene of vio
lence somewhere la the premises.
In the morning L. B. Habich swore
out a warrant against Mrs. Habich for
assault and battery. The case wu heard
by Magistrate Street who held the de
fendant under $100 bond for trial in the
criminal term of the Superior Court.
When ahe wu escorted to the house
by constable Tiadalc to secure the money
to provide for her bond she wu again
met by a difficulty, because her husband
claimed the money and there wu a tus
sle about that.
In the melee the woman wu aided and
abetted in her actions by two men, J. T.
Teguln and W. A. Toler.
Mrs. Habich wu taken before the
Mayor and although attorney Bob Nix
on made a very Impressive pies for her
the Mayor felt that he would be recreant
to bis duty If he didn't fine her $20.
Mayor Patterson also made the state
ment that he should at the very earliest
opportunity apply for a revocation of
the license of the Habich saloon, u It
hu long been a nuisance both to the
city authorities snd those who live in
the neighborhood.
Teguln and Toler were put under $50
bonds by Magistrate Street for appear
ance at Criminal court on the charge of
resisting an officer. Toler gave bond,
but Teguln went to Jail.
PAMLICO CO. NOMINEES.
Democrats Nominate Full County Ticket
Beddlngfleld Speaks.
At Bayboro, yesterday noon, the demo
crats of Pamlico county held their coun
ty convention to nominate a county
ticket.
The work of the convention was easi
ly disposed of u the primary nominees
of September 20th wore accepted as the
nominees, as follows:
Representative, R. L. Wooland, Clerk
Superior Court, Geo T. Farnell, Register
of Deeds, Z. V. Rawla, Sheriff, A. B.
Campen, Treaturer, J. T. Cooper, (fcrnn
ty Commissioners, C. A. Flowers, J. W.
Cahoon, A. J. Holden, Sr.
After the convection, the large crowd
present was addressed by Mr. E. C. Bed
dington, the speech being received with
marked favor.
OASTORXA.
Tin Kind Yon Haw Hlwayt Bought
A REMARKABLE CASE.
Sandy Ellis, Whose Legs Were Crushed
by an Engine Will Get WeU.
In spite of his 05 years of age and the
terrible Injuries be received last Tues
day, Sandy Ellis, stands s good chance
to recover.
It will be remembered that Ellis fell
from the pilot of a switch engine on the
A. & N. C. road and the engine passed
over his legs. Drs. Primrose and Rhem
amputated the limbs, but neither phy
sician gave any hope that be would get
well. In fact, his condition today, con
sidering all the circumstances of the case
Is regarded as very remarkable.
You are liable to a sudden attack of
Summer sickness and should keep in
your house a bottle of Dr. SETH AR
NOLD'S BALSAM the best known
Remedy. Warranted to give satisfaction
or money refunded by T. A. Henry.
FATAL
BICY
LE ACCIDENT.
Bert Stanley Suffers Terrible Injuries
Which Were Caused In a 1
Strange Manner.
Bert Stanley, a young colored man
who works for R Sawyer, tailor, on
South Front street met with a peculiar
and fatal accident Saturday. ' j
In the morning he wu going to his
home which is near the Bethel Chapel
and wu overtaken by Bert Dlsbrew
who let him ride on the handle bars of
his wheel. , t-. ,;'':
- When on George street near the ceme
tery they met a dray to which a cow wu
attached and Dlsbrew waslpasstng be
tween the cow and wagon and Stanley
became confused or frightened and
jumped from the wheel, f In landing be
was thrown against the' wheel of the
wagon. r, .-,.. j
It wu aeea at once, that, the unfortu
nate boy wu badly hurt and to was put
on the dray and taken, ta Dr. Lassiter's
office near by. An examination' develop
ed serious Internal Injuries, Which were
bleeding profusely. He wst given what
medical attention wu necessary and wu
then carried to his home where be linger
ed In terrible agony , until death came to
relieve him Sunday evening, i t ; ,
. The funeral . services will be told at
St. Peter's church at 3 o'clock this after
noon. '!:!'? -'5
This accident should to i lesson to all
who are In the habit, .of tiding double
on a bicycle. This Is tb first lime an
accident hu oocufed , and it may never
occur again but never-the-less, It Is a
dangerous practise and If Indulged In
at all should be with-' the greatest can
tion.' ' - . 'F:'-:
Special Notice
Our buyers are new' In the northern
markets selecting the latest styles In fall
and Winter goods.
BARFOOT BROS.
warsths . f
'AIUHIIC AND ; T '
NORTH C1R0LIHI.
Its Continued Development and Ha
tertai PTofress.
Review or President James A. Bry
an's Aannai Report te Stack
holders or This Ball
read. Nothing is of more Interest or of more
vlta concern, to the property owners
and residents nf this section of Eastern
Carolina, between Goldsboro and More
head City, than the development and
progress of the Atlantic and North Car
olina Railroad, the railroad proper and
all Ita property Interests.
While the people of the section of
country between Goldsboro and More
head City have had much themselves to
do In advancing the material develop
ment of the Atlantic and North Caro
lina railroad, still It has been the Initia
tive taken by the management of the A.
& N. C. road, which has been all import
ant, for without a live, progressive and
assertive .administration, there could to
no road development, no modern rail
road service, passenger and freight,
hence no real territory development In
the country contiguous to tbe line of
railroad.
The annual report of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Company, read
and presented to the stockholders of the
road by President James A. Bryan, at
the annual meeting of the stockholders
on September 25th, is a report not only
of interest to the stockholders, but also
to every property holder, every farmer
and every resident in the section through
which the A. & N. C. railroad runs,
hence a review, embracing the main fea
tures of President Bryan's report, can
not fall to be read with interest, espec
ially by those who may not have been
fortunate enough to learn something of
this report from reading it.
Perhaps the- most Important single
Item in the report Is that showing the
completion of the new brick warehouse
at Goldsboro, its total cost being $0,
345.10. From the report the following ts
taken In President Bryan's own words,
Believing that it will Interest you to
know In detail what betterments have
been made upon your property, I have
taken from the Road Master's report the
following items of expenditure and the
fmrposes for which the expenditure was
ncurred, to-wlt:
Repairs of Roadway
Ties bought 48,225 at 25c
Repairs Bridges and Cul
$ 18,088 45
12,056 25
3,544 02
498 84
verts
Repairs Fences, Crossings
and Cattle Uuanu
Repairs Building and Fix
tures
5,505 16
2,186 45
Repairs Docks and Wharv
es
Stationery and Printing
Other Expenses Salaries,
53 85
&c.
New Work.
481 13
Extra Expenses Graveling
Road
2,803 64
Ditching
New Depot, Riverdale (in
073 9
269 18
50 00
14 49
537 58
273 25
518 49
8,291 16
1,287 16
complete)
Engine and Pump House,
Uore UreeK (incomplete)
Rack for Iron at Shops
New Depot, Thurman
Mew Depot, f ield's cross
ing
New Depot, Atlantic
Warehouse, uoidsDoro
" Haveloc
" Trent River
" KlcBton
. 104 70
824 95
873 47
Fish and Express Platform
at New Bern
Foundry and Carpenter
Shop
3,22156
Water Tank at New Bern
1,138 81
" " and Well.Croa
tan 523 15
410 83
170 38
Water Tank at Kins ton
Foundation for Water Tank
at Core Creek
Light Plant, Morehead City
Pier 1
r 100 74
91 93
1,306 68
t
Sewerage at New Bern
81de Tracks x
Track Scales, Kinston and
Dover
Steel Rails
1,872 60
7,411 81
Making the total expendi
ture for maintenance of
' way, new depots, new sid
ings, trestles, Ac.
$71,605 03
In the way of road betterment since
President Bryan has been In charge,
September 1899, there have been placed
95,601 cross ties, and during tbe past
year ' 20 miles of roadway - have! - been
graveled, while miles of ditches,' abso
lutely necessary for the preservation of
the roadway bavo been built, thus giving
relief and safety to the, road, Which It
never before enjoyed, w -m )r
In tbe motive power department.thera
are 14 engines, 12 In good order. In the
rolling stock department., the Report
hnw a total Of 288 ears, and President
Bryan shows In his report that While
this service has been and Is being added
to, yet there is a deficiency . of cars, ow
lng to tbe greatly, increased, passenger
travel and freight traffic , ., , j . ,
Again to quote from the report!
While our earnings have been $257,033.70
Our Operating Eipenses.In
terest and Taxes ; 199,208 05
Leaving our net earnings ' $57,828.75
Which baa been expended
u follow: ' f. . !...;:..'.?.
In, U.- Rnllllnlra ..H VI .
.'VI ...... M....MV M.U ,j
rores
For New Equipment' and ;
MaeCNery
Real BkVMK miJJmk
MaklnaVtbtal of -
Balance of earnings on hand '
June 80tfa, 1902 : ,
28,19138
,17,638 50
$47,887 80
.,a,985.e
' On the 26th of October' 189t, a few
weeks after we assumed the control nf
vour orooert. vour Directors, by res
son of ita dilapidated condition, and the
Immediate and imperative oeen i uei
ternients rreater than Its treasury could
frov!de, authorized the negotiation of a
oan of $50,000 which wu expended for
rolllne stock, machinery. &c. Of that
sum fS.OUO.OO wu paid off in 1901, and
$4,100.0$ )ui teen paid off daring the
present year. I
Making the total amount
paid . , ? $11,100 00
And leaving atltl due ' 88,900.00
At the time of
your last
seating we war
ta also la
Oa account of new locomo
tives
f9.P03.00
1 2,149.49
.1,373.00
- 1A87.75
On account of Messrs. H.
WeU Bros 1 -
On aeoosust of Real Estate
purch'd at Klaaton . ..
Oa account of Money doe
Agents
Maklnc atotalof
$13,062.42
All of which hu been
paid
In full.
Saratoga year 1896
$140,636.53
149,405 M
174,507.87
187.5C3.20
918,105.96
I40.M4.83
" " 1W7
" " 1898
1899
- " 1900
" - 1901
" - 1903
857,032.70
When ww SMMud the management of
your road In Sept. 1899, lis earnings for
that fiscal year endlnc June 30th, were
the largest In Ita History to
wit
Daring our three years ad
$187,562.20
257,032.70
r
ministration weraisea u
to
Being an increase over those
69.470 50
m IBUM III wvw.i
Which, when the fierce competition of
the steamer lines, with which we have
to contend it considered we think a msl.
ter for congratulation,
Lut May, the A. & N. C. railroad com
pany entered Into an agreement subject
to ratification by the General Assembly,
for the well known Atlantlo Hotel prop
erty at Morehead City, for $17,500, this
property to be paid for la sums or ta,
500 each year, 1903, 1908, 1904, and $1,-
000. each year for succeeding ten years,
The first thres vears payments are
covered by lease of the property at $2,'
500. ner vear.
i bis nroDenv is saia io u uu
orlzlnallv 128.009.
The report runner snows ina ware
houses to meet the requirements or
trade, are needed at Beaton, railing
Ormk. CaswelL Dover. Core UreeK,
nrk. Wild wood and Morehead City, it
being the purpose of the present admls
tration to build these warehouses, as
fast ss the company's resources will per
mit.
Beautiful Costume.
New York Herald. June 4tb.
The costumes Intended for Miss Marie
Lamour and the other lady members of
"A Wise Woman" were seized by Chief
of Treasury AgenU Heion this morning
and are piled up in the seizure room of
the Custom House. Manager uavis
called at the Custom House this after
noon and held a conference with Collec
tor Erhardt and Chief Heron. The cos
tumes were valued at $5,000, and the
average duty on them would to nearly
50 ner cent. It Is probably, however,
that they will be allowed to past free of
duty. They should have been entered at
Paris "as tools of trade, and It wu
throueh a blunder on tbe other side
that they were not.
Beautiful Home Marriage.
(Correspondence Of WU. Messenger.)
Fayettevllle, Sept. 27.
A charming home wedding wu solemn
izedatthe Haymount residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. A. Nicholson, In the mar
riage of their lovely daughter, Miss
Daisy Irene Nicholson, to Mr. A. D.
Gasklns, of New Bern Rev. H. T. Gra
ham, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, performing the ceremony. Ex
quisite tute had florally adorned the
pastors, and Mist Albright, of Graham
rendered tweet instrumental music The
attendants, were Messrs. F. C. Newlin
and G. A. Nicholson. Jr- with Misses
Bessie Nicholson and Fannie McLean.
A reception and the serving of refresh
ments followed, and afterwards Mr. and
Mrs. Oasklns left on the north bound
train for a hymeneal journey. Their
home will be at new jsem.
Tsio tVoria I the Chegtaat.
A physician, explains how tbe worm
getB Into tbe chestnut. s When tbe nut
is still preen, an Insect cornea along
and, hnatlDflr a warm place In which
to Hare Ita eggs batched, lights upon
the nreen chestnut and stings it . At
the same time It deposits some of Ita
eggs In the opening thus made.: The
chestnut begins to ripen, and" at the
same time tbe eggs are batching. The
Insect selects chestnuts aa a place for
depositing its eggs at being the best
adapted place by Instinct The floury
matter in tbe nut turns to sugar, and
sugar contains ear ban, which produce
hett,.,,,.. , ... ; . i Afw,
THE VALUE OF EXPERT TREAT?
..,.. t MENT. ; j f 1
', . Everyone' who It afflicted with a chron
to disease experiences great difficulty in
having their Case intelligently treated by
the average physician, ' Tbesa-dlseases
can only to cured by a specialist "who
understands them thoroughly. s Dr! J.
Newtbn' Hithaway of Atlanta: Gsi'is
acknowledged tbe most skillful and suc
cessful ! specialist In tbe United' States,
Write him for bis expert" opinion jof
your Tease.' for T which be ' makes ,no
charge. .'."."J :" r
:' t.y,ii. , i' i ' m i ' ' f-,s.,
NEW BERK PRODUCE MARKET
- U!wHbtfcskti ricm cireBnrt.',"
Ekss. per don. .................. .-,1:
Chickens, old per pair. l.V...... 50
' : " young, perpr.Y,,.;... 8060
Pork, per,Jb. . , , ,', ''.'' f. , . ,'., . 7 A 9
Beef, : CoX"m v v8' 6
Hides", green, per lb .'.V. .V, V.J . Bc
v ? dry, .';',:' r;;.y.i;;v-
BeWwa,,;J.;',;.20to25
Corn, per bush.. ........ 85
Oats. x ............ 65c
reanuta ...... ., . , ... . . . , y. .
Potatoes, Tams.,,. 7
s a a85
nanamas
'".it
.CLvSa Grain Market.
Corn, perbn...
Oatt par toWtZ.XXlUltt.
. $.80
Hominy, per bo . . . . '. .'.
Corn brad, per 100 lbs.
-.85
1JJ3
it Ir W "i
Wheat bran.pef ""'
....a... .'.
Feed, 100 lbe.V.;....W. .........
Cotton teed meal, 100 lbs.. , ,
l.co
1JS0
Cotton seed bulls, 100 lbs.,. ...... .50
8hlpstuS,.i,.'.w...'.it.i.... i 10
No. 1 Timothy, per ton.
...20.00
1 1 V MO DRSS EVER FtTTED PRO PCX LY
OYER AM ILL-FITTIMO OORSET
Kcgai Worcester corsets
V STRAIGHT FRONT
ALWAYS FIT
ASK VOUR DEALER ' INSIST ON HAVING THEM
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET CO. wok,-.
ef(tjgQip)nnnwiyb
$4,000 Given
jk FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS are offered in prizes for t ylj
flj best reasons why the "Dorothy
tiS others.
First Prize,
$1,000.00
Second Prize,
$750.00
In order to write intelligently, it will be necessary to pur-
in. chase a pair of "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes and write your article .-s-.
ilv on the blank furnished by us at
m wanted.
ft Sole Here
rtv Exclusively
wSWe6y
Schooner
For Sale !
Fast sailing and commodious Schoon
er Mabel), 14 net tons,1 recently rebuilt
and fitted out with everything necessa
ry tor dredging, will easily cam one
thousand bushels of oysters. Is also a
first-class freight boat, will carry 300
barrels or 80 tons. Safe; solid, com
fortable. For price and terms address:
J. P. GODETT,
North Harlowe, N. C.
Pint, and Oak Wood for sale by boat
load.
Cotton Bagging
We have in stock and to arrvte
8,500 Rolls Cotton' V.nrinr,
bundles Cotton Ties. :
JjJend us. your orders.. Price ar
the IOWe8t . : .J j u -?'" r i tm
. NOTICE D
BT'' ti W1fi:rt .. ftt!4fj ft if.
' , Out Sale.
' I am no closiua out my 8tock
Shoes, flats and Not'.ou Groceries.
Hardwarej' Tin antt ''Glassware,
.1.'.' Jlil i J 111
aiBO H 1U11 liuo Mlri Ujja. yuu )icu-
ing .and store combined for s tile,
Store1 25x50 ieeV' Six -' rooms up
tt'ii vt M; m'',ni ft
im! Apply to-'.yjj,,-;,..;. hnv?iitt!x j
i'i ni: "ore, N ". i.
fit. 01 '
TUCKER BROS
H '
810 North Front Street, j t
'Ms WILMIIfGTOnV-a-' '!'.
r The place to buy your , Cemetery
Work at BOTTOM PRICES. Ir
Foreign and Domestio Granite and
Marble. 1 Lettering and Finish the
Best.' Send for latest designs. All
work delivered., -ltW f.;-n '"!
MvBranchyyaid, Goldsboro, N. C. '
JA.COBff Ralelgh:ilye Whiskey It tbe
best. Middle ttreeU ,,) ,.;- ?
uiosinn
to Women !
DoJd" Shoe is snjiorior to all
Third Prize, i
$500.00
the time of purchase. No lit-
HACKMJRN. t
r ck
FOR SALE.
Best Machin e Made
Brick at
Lowest Prices.
HI i llyiin,
IiiMiirnnct',
OFFI.JB:
Cob. Potttii FnosT & Hancock 8ts.
'Knocked the Stuffing
out oi it," ffii-:,
and broke it into' splinters, may have
been tbe fate of yonr carriage when it
was run into by something; but. "there
is balm In Gllead," or there is pleasure
fai knowing that in our shop you can
have It made good at new. ttfe do all
kinds of carriage repairing and black
smitblng in a skillful and superior man-
enr. j j .
We pnt Rubber Tires on your old or
new wheels. . We shrink your loose tires
In a machine without cutting them.
Everybody is Invited to see the work of
the machine putting new bolts In same
old placet. rs t I , -
O. i II. Water A Mon.
Phone 185, , - .' V
n lft . it Bean. w. n
mm
," I offer my Stock of General Mer-S
chandlae for sale at a BARGAIN. Will
soil Stock and Fixtures complete. -,
",' This Is a fine opportunity ' for the
right party to engage In the mercantile
business. One of the finest locations In
the County. , - , .; ,V 'f . S-i-- J
, ;;r Business Ten Thousand Dollars per
year.'' l;" ' ' :'':'-,':''.'r: X-'-l'''
.For particulars correspond with,
.. e. n. UAnmW
' - ' 8Ilverdale, N. C.