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Entered at the PostoffloeHsw Bern
A.C. ae aeoond-class matter.
Settlei Two.'Frlday Oct 17, 1903
WELCOME TO THE DAUGHTERS
OF THE CONFEDERACY!
Tomorrow morning Ootober 15th, the
first of the sessions of the Annual Meet
ing of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacv. of North Carolina, will be
held in this city.
The Interest in this meeting of the
Daughters in New Bern, Is not confined
to the local Chapter of the Daughters In
this city.
The coming here of so many members,
representing Chapters of this organiza
tion In various sections of this Bute,
means a gathering In which all of New
Bern It Interested, both in noting the
proceedings at the various sessions of
this annual meeting, and also In seeing
and greeting so many distinguished
North Carolina women.
New Bern, ever hospitable, will prove
daring the stay of the Daughters In this
city, how it recognizes and values the
coming of the members of the several
State Chapters, by Its entertainment of
those who come.
Already In these columns have been
published the names of those who have
signified their Intention of attending the
meeting, and from this list can be teen
how distinguished a gathering may be
expected to meet in this city tomor
row. In behalf of the citizens of New Bern,
the Journal welcomes the Daughters,
and trusts their visit here will be all
and more than anticipated, in the cor
dial reception given the visitors, and In
the pleasure and enjoyment which our
friends and guests receive while in this
city
THE FACTS ALWAYS BEST.
It hat been always the opinion of the
Journal, that the facts regarding local
conditions, should be given the public.
This relates to the conduct of county
and municipal affairs, and such state
ments concerning matters directly af
fecting the tax payer and every citizen's
interest.
Not least among local matters, Is that
appertaining to the sanitation and health
of the community.
A matter of immediate concern, is
that relative to the small pox situation
in Craven County and New Bern.
Oa this point the Journal has believ
ed in inch publicity as was necessary to
protect this community and outside com
munltles, from this disease.
Exaggerated stories matt go forth
when attempts are made to conceal any
local disorder.
Booh stories have been tent from here
daring the past lew days, and at thlt It
the first opportunity iven the Journal,
it publishes in the local columns such
-facta oa the small pox situation at art
possible to be learned, and they are pre
sented, at have previous seportt on this
tubject, and as future Onea will be, at
' coming from those in authority,
& j WiU tat local conditions presented tn
W 1 tbej, true light, all stories should come
; ; from the facta In the case, and not be
taken from that too susceptible and
unreliable source, street ' oorner got-
i Tbt situation la therefore -givent and
will continue to be, whenever new facts
present themselves necessary for the
public notice. .J j
:Bt TBE HA11ER OF REGIS- r
V'' '"' "TRATION."
. it
. Lett than ten days remain In which
very on must be registered In order, to
1 rU ablt ud entitled W vote In theelec-
lion pn November ilh.
ST'o vote U a. matter of cltitenshlp. It
ltusxpresslon of the citizen on ques
tions which shall govern him, the eitl
'. socially,- religiously and' commer
,e "v. ;v'.' : :C-7 1
It it tn expression of how the citizen
. T"Ji his In-rs tr.sfle, how Lis taxes are
U ta r ...' J, i- l t " h both of
u adjustment of hit social aid business
Ufa.
A.a anUraly aew regiilratloa it Defer
Ue peoptaof North Carolina tali yen.
The books wffibeopea for a few days
longar, selll October SSth, when tot
baring registered will mean that Ihoet
having failed tn thladnty, will not be
admitted to rote oa November 4th.
Because t dllzen may hue voted re
cently, meant nothing Just now. A new
reglatratloa mutt be made to make evtry
oat entitled to rote, a voter.
The Consthntiosal Amendment goes
Into operation, hence the present neces
sity for the entire new registration.
Failure to register in time means lost
of the elective franchise on November
4th., and the loss, the Inability to vote,
will be the fault of the man who does
not comply with the law in the matter,
and complying, reglsUr.
Btati or Ohio, Citt or Toledo
Lucas County. I
Fbadk J. Chkhet, makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cbknct & Co., doing business In the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will psy the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Bworn to before me and Subscribed In
my presence, thls6lh day of December,
A. D. 1886.
. A. W.GLASON,
i seal. I Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.),
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Rut the Example lie Eipeeled.
The master of n Glasgow school wa:i
presiding ever the roudt:is lesson when
the child, whoso turn it was to read.
came across the word "hireling.
What Is a 'hireling V" asked tho
teacher.
The boy thought for a moment or
two and then replied, "I don't know.'
The question was uest propounded fo
the entire class, with a like resmt.
The master then explained the mean
ing of the moid as lucidly as be cajld
and at the tooclusion or his expiana
tkBVrepeftted the question.
'Please, sir," replied the Doy ad
dressed, "you're a hireling; you're paid
to teach us." Scottish American.
The Worst Form.
Multitudes are singing the praises of
Kodol, the new discovery which is mak
lng so many sick people well and weak
people strong by digesting what they
eat, by cleansing and sweetening the
stomach and by transforming their food
into the kind Of f5or, rich blood that
makes you feel good til over. Mrs,
Cranflll. of Troy. I. T., writes: "For a
number of yean I was troubled with in
digestion and 'dyspepsia which grew
Into the worst form. Finally I was in
duced to use Kodol and after using four
bottles I am entirely cured. I', heartily
recommend Kodol to all sufferers from
Indigestion and dyspepsia. Take a dose
after meals. It digests what you eat. F.
8. Duffy.
Dined by Kins:.
London, Oct. 13. United States Am
bassador Choate, Adjutant General Cor
bla and Generals Wood and Young were
the guests of King Edward this after
noon at a luncheon given in honor oi
Lord Kitchener.
His Life In PerlL
"I just seemed ,to have gone all to
pieces," writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare,
Tex., "biliousness and a lame back had
made life a harden. I couldn't eat or
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when I began to use Electric Bit
ten, bat that worked wonden. Now I
sleep like a top, can eat anything, have
gained in ttrength and enjoy hard work"
They give vlgoront health and new life
to weak, sickly, run-down people. Try
them. Only 50c at C D Bradhsm's drug
ttore.
Pseudo Labor Paper.
Potteville, Pa,, Oct. 18. Over .100,000
copies of the pseudo labor paper, the
International Reform - Labor Leader,
containing an attack on President Mit
chell were tent into thlt region yester
day, The mlne-woikers, acting under
the direction of their leaden, did not
remove the papen from the railroad sta
tions. -': :' y
f Prickly heat cured in one application
by ualng of Hancock's Liquid Sulphur.
It will also curefEczema, Fetter,! Pimp
les, Ringworm, Dandruff, Cuts, Burns,
Old Boret," and all skin trouble In a
abort time, -when ated as directed. ' For
tale at F. a Duffy't Drag Store,
? a Teacher Could Not SpclL
Lexington, H. O, Oct 11. One of the
negro teachers in the colored graded
school i was denied registration oa ac
count of kit inability to correctly wrlte
the Constitution. Hit spelling tu
something" terrible. For Instance, it
spelled Supreme Court, "Serpream
Cote." '-,
5 Forty Years Torture.
To be relieved from a torturing dis
ease after 40 years' torture might Well
cause the gratitude of anyone. That Is
What DeWItfs Witch Hazel Salve old
for C. Haney, Geneva, O. He
"DflWltt't Witch Hazel Salve cared toe
of pilot after, I had raff end 40 yean.!:
Caret cats, burnt, wounds, skin dig
etset. Beware of! counterfeits. -F. ri
Duffy. -; .;
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Supreme Court Opinions.
Special to Journal. "
Ralxioh, Oct. 14th.--6apretM Court
filtd the following opinions today. ' ,
Martin Tt Bask, from Cumberland,
atw tileL
Xfclemaava Howell, from Colnmbus,
no error.
Brlnkleyvs Smith, from Columbus,
aew trial.
Jones yt R. R., from Cam bet land, er
ror.
Hoase Tt House, from Wake, rever
ted.
Arrlngton vs Arrlngton, from Wake,
error.
Whltefield vs Garrls, from Wsyne, af
firmed.
Flanner vs Butler, from New Hanover
affirmed In both appeals.
Savage vs Davis, from Edgecomb,in
plaintiffs appeal no error and In defen
dants sppeal, error.
Lewis vs Lumber Co., from Pitt, no
error.
The following were disposed of by per
curiam order
Carroll vs Telephone Co. from Wake
affirmed:
Rosemond vs Railroad, from Wake af
firmed. McQueen vs Falrley, from Robeson,
affirmed.
Gibson vs Gilmer, from Guilford, sf
i firmed.
Wlthrow vs Oallert, from Rutherford,
affirmed.
Hazzard vs Lyman, from Buncombe,
affirmed.
Natural Anxiety.
Mothers recard approaching winter
with uneasiness, children take cold so
easily. No disease costs more little
lives than croup. It's attack is so sud
den that the sufferer Is often beyond ha
man aid before the doctor arrives. Such
cases yield readily to One Minute Cough
Cure. Liquifies the mucus, allays in
flammatlon, removes danger. Absolute
ly safe. Acts Immediately. Cures
coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, all throat
and lung trouble. F. S. McMahon,
Hampton, Ga: "A bad cold rendered me
voiceless just before an oratorical con
test. I intended to withdraw but took
One Minute Cough Care. It restored
my voice In time to win the medal." F,
8. Duffy.
To Employ 10,000 Men.
Newport News, Va., Oct. 11. Owing
to the large amount of work at the ship
yard, and the contract for the Louis
iana, the force at the yard will be In
creased to 10,000 within a month, If the
men can be secured.
Electric Light Plant.
Fayettevllle, N. C, Oct. 11.-Work
is going on In the construction of the
power-house for the electric street light
lng plants, the contractors for which
are the Richmond Engineering Company
using the electric machinery and sup
plies of the Fort Wayne Electric Works
Company.
Boers Arrived.
Paris, Oct. 13. Generals Botha.Dewet
and Delarey arrived early today. Sena
tor Paul! at and Proboer were on the
committee which received them at the
station.
America's Famous Beauties
Look with horror on Bkln Eruptions,
Blotches, Bores, Pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the
face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vsnish be
fore It. fit cures tore Hps, chipped hands
chilblains. Infallible for Piles. 25c at O.
D, Bradham't drug store.
Railroad Appointments.
Forth Worth, Tex., October 11. H,
Morris, acting auditor of the Rock Is
land system, has been appointed tuperln
tendent of transportation of the St
Louis fair by President D- R. Francis,
of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Company.' ;
Lookout For Ferer.
Biliousness and liver disorders at this
season may be prevented by cleansing
the system with De Witt's Little Early
Risers: Those famoui little pills do not
gripe. They move the ' bowels gently,
bat copiously, and by reason of the ton
ic properties, give tone and strength to
the glands. F. 8, Daffy.
Bmrlj Ummm.-
ln early firearms guna were made by
hand and with great care from one
strip bent round a mandril and edgee
welded. .
' ''.Booh Haaa.
A royal folio hat a page 10 by U
inches; a royal quarto, 12ft by 10; a
royal octavo, 10 by 6; a 12 ma, 7 by
4; a 24 mo, 5 by 2; a 82 mo 4 by 2t
a 48 mo, 8 by 2.
; , General Nord In Retreat
Cape Haytlen, Haytl, October 11.
General Nord, was minister of the pro
visional government, hat ben defeated
and It In retreat
TOO KlfOW WHAT YOU 'ARBhrAtlflG
When yon take Grovet 'Taatefest OhOl
Tonic, because the formula; it plainly
printed on every bottle Ihowlng that it
i, Is limply Iron and quinine In a tasteless
ore. No cure no pay. Price OSo.
In ladlu uiut fcouiU America there la
aid to be it miuuII trw known at tbe
"aorrowfui tre" which beufs tweet
scented flowers tlmt "bloom only in tbe
bJghtflmu and tall off at ; break of
day." v.-1" - '- P l.t ;
The Best Frescn-lon fir KSalaria.
ChUli and Fever It a bottle z ofQnoTi't
T..LEr,s Chill Tohio. t Ii ' Js-i simply
Loaaid oa'.:ne la a t:.;tc!c3rform. Ko
Batista lJ9
,:, eilllGH 1
Crops Show Great Improvement
Dnrtnr Past Month. . ;jr
SUte Charter. Mixed Political Sei-
thaent Reward Far Marderer
-" Timber Land Cate. Ban
tlstt Iacreaslag Im .
Naaber. ' Scbtel ,
farelaeaV .. . .
Raliiob, Oct. 14. A charter was
granted by the Bute today to tba Cape
Fear Rice Company, which will operate
a rice mill at Wilmington. The capital
stock la, 1200,000, and the stockholders
are H. Burton Anderson, John H. Gore
and Jas. W. Bneeden.
The Bupreme Court today took up the
8th district appeal docket Among the
attorney! here are J G Hhaw, G M Rote,
H L Cook, Fayettevllle; J A Lockhart,
H H McLendon, Wadesboro; J Vf Keer-
ans, Charlotte; N A McLean, Lumber-
ton; L D Robinson, ; John T Bennett,
Wadesboro; N J Adams, Carthage; John
D Bhaw, Jr., Laurlnburg. '
Politics appears to be mixed. Ia
most sections there is apathy, but la
some there Is Interest. For example
John A Lockhart said today: "There It
no political Interest la oar section, peo
ple are attending to business;" while W
J Adams laid, "There is nothing but
politics in my county."
The prediction Is made by some Dem
ocrats that the party will carry all the
counties save 10, and will make gains in
these.
The murderer Frank Winn of
Wayne county, who was trailed and cap
tared by hit nephew was taken at Fay
ettevllle. There is $250 reward and
pact of this an amateur detective claims.
The detective had another motive also,
for the man murdered was hit brother.
A lawyer was here yesterday to see
about the claim for part of the re
ward.
It Is not denied now that tho crops In
this State are much better than was ex
pected 30 days ago. The farmers are In
good spirits and have recovered from
the worries due to the crop failure last
year.
Judge Purnell heard argument here In
the case of Trenchard & Co.vs Eell &Co
Involving $40,000 of timber lands and
other properties In Northampton coun
ty.
A report on tho white Baptists in thli
State shows they number 173,000. There
are now 57 associations. One Is a new
one, It is the Wilmington association.
This denomination Is now doing a great
missionary work in the North ' Carolina
mountain region.
The number of white pupils enrolled
In the public schools of the State It now
292,000; a marked Increase over that last
year.
Bud Foster, colored, who murdered a
white man named Johnson near Louis-
burg.and was for weeks kept In jail here
to prevent lynching, was today pat on
trial at Loulsburg.
The State charters the Norfolk & Caro
Una Telegraph and Telephone Co., with
headquarters at Elizabeth City, capital
two hundred thousand dollars, It Is
owned by Portsmouth and Elizabeth
Olty people.
Goes Like Hot Cakes.
"The fastest selling article I have In
my store," writes druggist C. T. 8mlth,
of Davis, Ky. "is Dr. King's Neva Dis
co very for Consumption. Cought and
Colds, because It always cares. 1 In my
tlx yean of sales It has never failed. I
have known It to save sufferers from
Throat and Lunsr diseases, who oonld
get no help from doctors , or any other
remedy." Mothers rely on It beet phy
sicians prescribe it, and C. D. Bradham
guarantees satisfaction or refund prioe.
Trial bottles free, Reir. sizes, 50c and
1.
.V.
Cool Garden Spot.
A glacier when it dislodge i itself
and talis nway over the AreOetrxseaa
never travels alone. In toe.1' wake tt
every large one floats a Hoe of smaller
companions. i ,,.
The Eskimos call this phenomenon
"the duck and ducklings." and. am
one who baa watched the progreea.pf
the elder duck followed byluaWawd
will appreciate the aptitnna'px tbe
name. .' . i
Strange at It may seem. DlantsJ ftrow
and blossom upon these great loe
mountains.. When a glacier is at reet,
most, attaches Itself to it, protecting
the Ice beneath, Just as sawdust does.
After a .time the. most decay and
forms a solL In which the seeds of
buttercups and dandelions, brought by
the wind, take root and flomiao. i ., , -
Those who have traveled In ttfette
binds say they have foand no (point
yet where tbe poppy does not bloom
during tbe brief northern summer. '
Out of Death's Jaws. ;'
When death teemed very near from a
severe ttomach and live? trouble, tba
had suffered with for . Tears," writes P.
Muse, Durham, N. O, "Dr.KlngVNew
Life Pills itved my life and 8v perfect
health." Beat pills on earth and only 25c
tt 0 D Bradham't drag ttore. . . i
, Dlru romr. Prom blnreh..
Dextrin Im notlilim but roiiKttHl Htart'h,
and any me. with a mIovi- tUut bits an
oreii attni-li!iint 'can imike . iiish own
dextrin wuwiwr bi nwnls tt nj' roust
ing starch to a IlKht Urowh.! Its bint
known nse Is to imiktf the famous mu
cilage uned on the back of tbe poetage
stamp. c -! -. u-;'--'j.-'t,-.'--f J".'l
" . Thm ntsrheat' Darometn.' j 1
y Ths bnromrter rises hlRber st ; Ir
kutsk, In Siberia, than anywhere else
tn the world. ' : ;'"". ''.'"' '
: Use Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, for
Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Dandruff
and all skin diseases. For sale tt F. 8,
Duffy's. ' ..- .-( -
I Enow On Sort r.ii' r
fia an obs" : its ca'C f curao P;- j .; -.-a.
Coal Klnen are Pleased, p
Bpeott to Journal ' V
Wtutsaixu. Fa- Oct 14 Tbe eoel
mlneret say they m nut' FresldenL
MltchelLTaey want labor rep rates ted oa
com mission to be appointed. They
are daQghtad iu the mugneai of the
opetatort to arbitrate, and thlak the cad
of the strike It near.
TELE GRAPHIC' LUtETITlBS.
Afleros battle It raging betweea tit
government forces of Ysnesntls under
President: Castro aad the rebels.- 'The
rebels have the aaott soea aad' gats but
It la not known which side la win
ning. , . ' -X
The street car strike el New Orleans
hat ended. The settlement was com
promise. 1
Oapt Aasom, Chicago's famom ease
ball player, familiarly known u Baby"
Anson, has entered the political arena
at a Democrat
He Is a candidate for
office.
The old English orison shloiisedbv
the British for the Inearoeratloq oMhelr
Amerloaa prisoners daring lha Revolu
tionary war was found In the Brooklyn
navy yard in a good ttateof preterva
tloa. Handreds of Assoricao soldiers
aad patriots were tortured on this
oat . ,
The strike of shopmen on the Union
Pacific may be extended to all tbf Harri-
man lines.
s
Union labor in Portland, Ore , has
raited $2500 for tbe striking mlnen In
Pennsylvania.
A new starch factory to use 1000 bush
els of corn dally has been started at
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Sixty thousand dollars were sub
scribed yesterday la New York at two
meetingi of the Christian Missionary Al
llance.
Crazed by drink, Lloyd Nelson Young
planter at Pembroke. Ky, brained an
aged colored woman with an ax yester
day and fatally wounded a colored man
before being Imprisoned.
Maitlahd, Fla, Ootober 10th, 1901
The Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co.,;Baltl-
more, Md.
Genttomear-I have bad .Eczema over
thirty years, have tried many remedies
prescribed by various physicians but to
nothing hu the disease yielded to read
ily as to Liquid Bulphdb. I think if
used properly it la undoubtedly a speci
fic for Eczema, j I have prescribed it for
othen with most satisfactory results. I
consider It the best remedy for cuta
neous affections I have ever known, and
retard It as the greatest medical discov
ery of the ge. -
Retpectfully yours,
W. A. HEARD, M ID.
For sale at F. & Duffy's.
Awful Suicide.
Albert Combs. I white man. married,
committed suicide at Go)d.bore last
night by throwing himself under the A.
& N. O. thoo fly. Hit head was severed
from hit body. L Mr. G. J. Rivenbark,
who It la the city, tayt that coroner Dr.
Thos. Hill made the following report to
the Clerk of the Court for Ways county-
"Having been notified by affidavit of
sheriff B. F. Scott that a dead man had
been found on the A. N. a railroad.
I went to the place Indicated and found
that Albert Comb had been kllled'by the
A. & N. G. shoo By.
I examined witnesses and found that
it wait case of tulcldeaad not neces
sary to have t Jury . . . ,
The Investigation developed the fact
that Combt, -an heur or two' earlier in
the evening had attempted self destruc
tion by throwing himself on the track
before an approaching freight train and
was snatched from the Jawt of death by
Mr Got Eenleth an eye witness Combs
thi J remarked "there was another trala
coming . shortly," went to hit home and
quarrelled with bit wife, left home and
was found on the track after the thoo
fly patted. ''",-Y ; '
Mr. CXXDnnean, the engineer of the
shoo fly, who k one of the most careful
and 'pain taking engineers In the servlos
with hit hand on' the throttle and eye
upon the track, knew' nothing of Uf af
fair until advised about midnight hit
night . 'i . . j.j
' swAatadMsnaikMB)estiBjMaM' i
. CAUTI0KI t ' -
This Is not a! rentle word but when
you think how liable you are not to pur
chase for 750 the only remedy universally
known and a remedy' that hat had the
largest tale of any medicine in the1 world
lines 1868 fot the cure and treatment of
Consumption and Throat and Lurig trou
blet without lotLig Its grssi popularity all
these years, you will be thsnkful we call
ed your tttentlon to Botchee't German
Syrup. There are so many ordinary cough
remediss made by druggists aad others
that are cheap and good for light old!
perhapt, but for severe Cbttghi, Bronchi
tis, Croup aad especially for Consump
tion, where thereto difficult expectora
tloa and ? coughing ' during the bights
and mornings, there Is nothing like Ger
man Byrup. Sold by all drnggistt la the
civilized world. av ;.f a i-'.d
.tij
Q.G.'GBixJt,' Woodbury, N.;.1,.
Airship Dropped
1 Paris, Oct. 18, The French Aeronaut
Debradsky and a companion named Uo
rln, were killed by a fall from Debrad-
sky's airship thlt morning.. .,
aaaBawii n
' Takija bath in Hancock's Liquid u!
phur, They are mperior to those of tht
mott eelebrattd C let Eprtr 3,havteg
ths adJWonal il?:. --9 'of tulPtKale
any d.iirel l.rcri'.a.-Tl-y w!J c
riL'.'7t--,v r , s. ia'i i'.:a
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twj ktt.LrUi i.,MtfaoatbaUfaUot wawa-aod
e:aiUifrxqwtary ty t vtuqai (rBIto
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tul alvava tVmiIi tn wnnv wipmnrV! H
xfrr - 1 1
. or stMaslicraili CrSoM, you i
V fficxicah 5f) uslani Pinimenl i
a ftrsr times And the soreness aad Inflammation wUl
bo conquered and tho wounded flesh tealed, y
To get the best resalta you should saturate a piece
. 8oft cloth with tho Cnlm .
' wound aayou would a pouWoe.
ft5ofc0o. uA 91.00 a bottle.
keep idSwsssasi
diseaies among your fowst uss Uesloaa Mustang Ualnisnt.
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mrupwianiMwttk rouaxsalliat bmIIoIb, TKITHMA. On SKI glA, JullklrMBaalkM.kMka4Hik
tnpkteMMliliic wj mrff ni ntauMA la lb ihao at nMoripUaaa Im nuillT ftj" Hat kowlt
nfflUnsad to fmm oa paia blood and barataf law attaa4 lot aaja al a Sbm. Bar Ufa waa almsat daiaalraa at
n aM aamiailnaa to try TKKTHIHA, Mfl lnadrort. thm aa a (Mat maga aw Ufa aaa taiaraaa-
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Livery, Feed
Sale ana
Exchange
-JULRQEST AND
llil
ever offeartd for sale in this city, A car load of each jriat in.
Alsoacompletolino'oflnggies.JWagonB, Harness, Jtobfe, Whips,
Gart.Wheels, Ac. '
.1 A TOJJES,
THE PRICE TELLS !
Some recent sales at the Farmers ( Warehouse (Up-town).' Bring
yorur good tobacco and ve will please you.
... 1 M.HOCK.
24 lbs IliVXS. -
7aibs$i5.oa
-85 lbs $15.5.
Slbs flSLSe.
40ibs:$i8jF.';"
Z , wirvM, oitwuifi...
rS lbs O fWXSL '-'
::;r '.. ? "M;RDWAr?fis:
.70 lbs O $30,50. ,
' 48 lbs $14.25.
; MlbtOtRM."
t3Bibta$w.v:,;.;;
kS71btt3S.0. u iicf.
n
(43 lbs $19.00.
,;85 lbs $17.60,4' uwawj :' .
-18t lbs $16.00. it ' i V
805 lbt $10.00.'
p6 lbs Q $15.0tt. H.ii
"44ibf$t7.o;i ;Vi"-5!
64 1U $100. , -i-.H-t
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Pill " A7lll l
X III , ! I Sf hill
n 12 M . . L-i Ll'J -
I offer mT Block j Qeneral llerr
ehandlse fot saieata F (ABQAIK.' fm
tell Stock and Flitares , oompkte. .. 4
. This Is a One op portsnlty ' for.ithe;
right party M engage In the teerosntlle
business, t On of the ,flaeet .locations la
the County. . ; ' -( ' . '; 1 -
Business Tea Tl loustnd Dollsrt yet
year. , " " ' ,' - '
For panSnr'an, . irrcjjoni with,
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PflRnomTTviCaiM Ctoisn-bftalta,
rZT . . 1 Msithsts.Dysiesiry.aed
r m. Yr 1 1 1 V l th Bowtl Troubles af
U ,U if TilM' U ChUdreaefilsrilee.
' t MAId Drttsnos. Rtsulttes
ths Bowds, Slieagtnsas
Costs Oalj 25 ceats at Drigrjsti, tecthing easy.
Or sufl tl ctals tt C. J.' MOPPsTTT. M. D. T. LOWS, MO.
aw sir i liala to rum J iiW Owl I ahNld itf urn
acavsa. aWtotaaanopnaviiasaiAia. wa.
FIN8ET 8TOCB?07
Uroad St. Stewart's Old sttnd.
GASK1N8 and BRTAN.
100 lbs. $16.75.
' 19 lbs $3?.S0.
M lbs $18i5.
' Sllbtl65.0a
. P, ipqok.
' mibt oiiB.co..
145 Ibt $17.60.
nibt $16.50
J80 lbt i $14.88.
- MRS. UOLLIE C. 1POOK.
15 lbt $70.00. v
17S.bl $1100.
-04ibt$8aoe..
,.271bt$30Ja , .
17 lbt $25.00. f, lK, , (
tlbs$50.C0. . '
'AxKi-a&'taAflKiHs.
saiu $10.50.
: 41 lb $15.50. , .
., 88 lbs $17.00, ,
81 lbt $28.03.., .
48 lbt $80.00.
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JONES,
Stables
Farmers Warehouse.
Schooner
ForSalo I
'.;t
ISat lafllfia? and eommndioiu Bohoon-
or lfabell, 14 net tons, recently rebuilt
and fitted out with everything neosssa-.
-rv for dreddne. will easily oarrr one
thousand bushels of oysters. It alto a
first-clais freight boat, will tarry 800
barrels or 80 tons, v kale, solid, com
lortable. ' . 1 " -i
For price and terms address:
r j l i j J. P. GODETT,
...... a f : i . Worth Barlowe, N. 0.
' Vine and Csk Wood for sale by beat
' 3tlar.w '.. it If!