fifiiir-llQlni ihV-l.. VAs - leftopen
Ydung-White tWomari Tried
" ' '"' ' . ,,.. iianiMiri nr-ii-rf-1 i ' i i.v-aira iinnw ifiiiiiiii illlaaKIMamammmmmmlmlmtmmmlaamaia
. 0vV&srcysttanfge t
. The feature rase' of this morning s
GOLDEN HOD. f
DACIE OF' THE GC
'fnsiwirip Rfias of -autumn gold
1 K. ho rnspf. fade' -r 1 .
:; .vj -" " ,
VS-JCt" Ar..imn'a frlnrV all Unrolled
- ' ..." - r ..
'V --Rova! scepters oi iue ueiu
(Uturan now wus, .
. : HResal robes the, woodlands yield;
. 1 1 thv ar-strpwn ut-us. x ,
fMpfitlv tTlua. thevolden rod;
. : . -i ,1 thiKi hr r1allfS nod
JlClf OUU -
, rinh nf e-nkl tJiev bring.
' &i 1T1FIT7 CnilTlll lilt-- HIT lllf I 1 ULVkJ
. X CXUWJ fcJV MMU m,..-
' " "xxrift K4v" Giifitpt srlnws!
- I AAV X s Wii v t '
Dance the flowers to the lutes
Whom hn WP!t WITlfi DIOWS.
Mr. ClFIttra; ot .nawboroN. C.;
vuiumeai3 lia iJtosi qui u&
: Tiet Sclfei Infuse Piiiff;
Gleaming .flower of. the -fall,
Torch of golden fire; .
-The last to hear the: frost-king's call,
Thy beauty doth' inspire!
The painter and the poet, toor
At thee would fondly glance,
Where 'neath a sky so clear and blue
Thy merry minstrels dance.
Blenheim.
John Jordan Doughlass, in Colum
bia State. "
isr here s toattend CrusersLynch j
f wedding" tpirrWT. . v"-4
Miss - Jlamie. Polleyj. ;f Richmond,
returned to ner fiome'last night, aft;
er. spending several 'diys, iri thecity
vith Mrs; a. j. jacoDs, ai neruuuir
226 South Fourth street -
MrsAs. C. Boo&a&pt Wallacepass-
ed through SthjcH3fyjpsterday.; en
route to lier; .home frotax Chadbourn,
where sheVnas" been tne 'guest of rel
atires for saYerat -weeks,.-
t it- v - ?! V -
r fhe 'cdnditioa .of Wrt'-W. 1 Vann,
wlio, has: been-critioally ill,, at tfeej
James Walker Memorial- nospiiat
sihee Thursday; a&o'wVrio' improve
ment1 today' .irShe suffered a stroke of
t, paralysis yesferUajpr r - .
-Mr. G. D'. Wek$ , will. leave . tonight
on a sinesjMd.' pleasure trip to
New York and Washington. Mrs.
i Weeks - and daughter, Misa M-iriam,
andMfeKGafolyn D.uffy ,wiU accom
pany him on the trip
Mrs. S. J. Morgan, oi Montague, has
returned to her home after visiting
friends here for several days.
-sf -
Miss Isabell Brown, of Rocky Point,
returned to her home last night, after j
visiting friends herb for several days.
Mrs. W. B. Rivers, of Hamlet, re
turned to her home yesterday, after
visiting friends here for several
weeks.
Mrs. Roger C. Weighman left lastjpubiic
night for Washington, D. C, wnere i Leag
she will visit friends for several
weeks.
. Mr. J. A. Taylor and family have
moved up from Wrightsvillc Beach,
where they have been spending the
summer.
w
A rummage sale is to be held by
the Brooklyn Unit of the National
Special Aid Society tomorrow, begin-
mng at a o ciock a. m., on iNortu
Fourth street. All those., desiring to
make donations will please deliver
them to No. 517 NBrtfc Third street..--.-
Mr. and Mrs. Cec Cruser, of; Nof-
tend the wedding tomorrow of Mr.
ILeRoy Gruser and ' Miss. Ainnie Mead
Lynch. Mr. Cruser will ber his. broth
er's best man. - : T
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The Epworth League - of .Acorn
Branch church will give a oi:suppei
tonight at 8 o'clock, to .which tw
generally and - Epwortt
in particular are invited
Proceeds will go to the orphan fund
of the league. Refreshments will .bt
served without cost. ' .- .
CONCERT TONIGHT.
The Whitlock-West orchestra , wljl
render its weekly concept tonight at
the Bear Memorial school, and the
k ' Sheffield, Ala. Abotrtr' f oticyEar
Rgo, says mrs.; . i otonecipneri o
this i; town, "I got in W-ery ba
,-aa pretty bad off for ,af . yea :andi j
half . . tad difficulty ( and pain , fi
walking could scarcely ynatik "at' ' aU
I got awfully thin i'ri'a'pnfinedj.ti
my bed most", of - the time. fcr J$
years could r scarcely ? ever do an
work. I suffered dreadfully. ,and
suffered intense pain in the right side
; had Jh'fflSdfdalWr-tos-
trouble . . j. , and Xhe wanted r'pse.U
have an Operation performed,: but i
could not bear the thought ' of 'submit
ting to sucha-'tlun'.V . He gave mt
medicines which dQ,metn S
then had Dr- ofr-rrv whb.;gavt
rne medicine which gave me no perma
nent relief.- i . . J 1 ;- A- , "
" )My neig-hbors said fo)wl bad oft:,
wasand advised me to take. rGardui. 'J'
MyN husband was so worried about mt
ihat he went and - called iJr "J3r. '
:f- , On "second cati I tolt
lum ... I had taken about a bottle o3
C"ardu,, which, had, beeinnrpving mt
i great "deal i i . Hei said: s Well
leave off my zn&dicine and' take thi.
Carduf,4 it's a good medicine. Aftei
the ' use of the econd , bottfe rwai
:ured and tho cure was permanent.?
snouiatfpy0u, zoom iryix
AGENTS
RAIDED NUMEROUS
BROOKLYN HOUSES
(Continued from Page Five)!'
Mr. M. Croniy and sisters, after public is invited to be present. The
ispending the past few months at Sum
mer Rest, Wrightsville, have return
ed, home.
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Mrs. D. L.. Smith, of Warsaw who
has been a visitor in the city for sev
eral days, returned to her home last
night.
orchestra is giving its concerts id the
various school houses of the city and
will do this for s;ome time.
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A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church
waa held' yesterday afternoon. Im
portant business . was transacted, and
the following program rendered: Vo-
' Mrs. M. Woodcock, of Atkinson, re- fl-f Mr cr,nrt nnH Mrs
turned to her home this morning aft- G T K'een; heading, Mrs! H. W.
er Visiting friends at Sea Gate for the Kecjr. goIo Emma Donnelly
- past week. -Yopp; piano duet, Misses Mary and
'V . . .Jliucile Shore.
Mrs. Lawrence Grady and small i
-son? after visting relatives in this
'city, have returned to tneir nome at
Dover, Md.
? -rr
Miss Alice Robbms, of Richmond,
returned to her home last night, aft-
er a delightful visit of ten days with
relatives here.
' 's 'Mrs. George Huband, of No. 110,
South Ninth street, is hostess to Mrs.
"Norman Ely jmd. little daughter, of
' Richmond, Va.
'
Miss Ethel Ashcraft and Miss Cath
erine McRae' have gone to Fort Smith,
- Ark., where they are guests of Mrs. O.
H. Shoemaker.
!
Mrs. Ethel Wessell and mother,
Mrs. W. D. Malpass, left last night for
- Rocky Point, where they will visit
relatives several days.
4 j .v.
Mrs. G. C. Baggett and little son,
Charlie, left this mornings for Rose
boro, where they will visit relatives
and, friends-v for several weeks.
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..V-Mis3 Martha Ann Peden, stenogra
pher Jn .the oflice of the. city clerk and
treasurer, has returned from a trip;
- through New York State and Massa
chusetts. ' " x -
Mrs. I. Shai'n entertained at her
' linmo nti Worth Tfmirth fttrppt. Wed-,
sLnesday evening in honor of Miss Gol-vnlsnt'
die Kamlnsky and Mrs. J. Dlugin, who"
;'f leave tomorrow for Manila, Ark., for
an extended stay. The affair was in-
terspersed with dancing -and .the play
ing' of 7, games and delicious refresh-
.. ments -were served.
I
J" .
The ladies of the Harper ' Memorial
have decided to make weekly, trips to
Fort. Caswell for the purpose of sup
plying "the soldier boys with delica
cies, which may be sent by friends.
Among those who were in. the party
last summer are', Mrs. Swann, Miss
Vaughn, Mrs. Rothschild and Mrs.
Toon. The steamer Wilmington fur
nishes free transportation.
N
The Sunday school , teachers of all
the Episcopal churehes in the city
will meet next Thursday evening at
8 o'clock at St. James Church, for the
purpose of planning the winter's
work. The gathering will be address
ed by Bishop Thos; J.-Darst. All who
take interest in religious graining are
this Store Sells
Garments made by
Young Women's Coat
anaH.nuen
NEW5 ADDRESS
LACE CURTAINS
CURTAIN MATERIALS
: - CRET ONES AND
SUN-FA3T DRARERIES
urged to attend. Altejoher,'s training
class will begone of Ine matters that
will be taken up. v
The women of "St. John's Parish are
meeting this : afternoon-at the Parish
house, at which All the societies of
the church are represented. The Sun
day school of t;John's Which dis
continued all t Workduring the s sum
mer, will resume again5 next Sunday.
The Primary Departmeritwill take up
the Christian Nurture series. V The
Mission Kindergarten, .;wnich opened
Monday, i3 doing-sflnely' with a large
attendance. , The Vestry of St. John's
church, will hold, a meeting - Monday
seiferT-rowe, (
New Bern, N,cC.-.Oct. S.-r-A inar
riage of interest to the friends of the
contracting paf ties took place at We!
don last night when .Miss Florence
Rowe became' the bride' pt "Mr. Davie
W. Seifert, .the contracting parties
being resfIents of that town.
rMr. Seif ort is the ' son of Mr. an'T
Mrs. C. J. Seifert of this city,- and V
well and, favorably knx?wn here. Mrs.
Seifert and Mr. G. A. Seifert, a broTh
ter cf the groom, attended the wed
ding.
: 1
MEN WANTED.
j four shipments of whisky and one
di beer. '
; Luvenia Bristow, 622 Swann street,
two shipments of whisky arid one of
&eer-
' John ;McKcy, 1206 North '-'Ninth
street, three shipments of whisky.'
. JMve Willi?.nr3, 1212 Nor Seventh
street, two shipments of whisky and
two of beer, and foii? ethers received
whisky at same house.-' '
Charles Miller, 1105 North Eighth
street, three shipments of .whisky and
Tout cf beer. ' ' ' ' ,
Robert Ashe, of Love's alley, thrc6
shipments: of whisky.-
Fraiilc Herring. M North Eleventh
street, one trunk of whisky." !,i .
The batch of defendants were' ar
raigned before United States Commis
sioner A. S. Williams' this afternoon
at 2:30l o'clock afcd their trial begun!
It will be late in the afternoon before
Jbe . docket will be cleared. 1 Much lei
tat taTerif Is- employed i& th&H ftal 1
and the cases are being hard fought,
even at the, preliminary hearing. ,r
The trial was flrsl set for 12 o'efock,
but because a number cf the lawyers
who had been retained were busy, ii
Recorder's court the timi? s''n)oved
back two and a half : hours. V
session of Recorder's 'c irt was thaf;
charging Lena Lee young ,.whf te worn
aii' wjth vagrancy.' fhe jividendo was
heaM.-, but Recorder Harrlss decided
f-td ieavethe case .ppei. until tomor-'
row when.it will "be disposed-ror. The
Lee .wom'an was,anestet Jtast night
by the -police onr a , vagrancy charge
about the time .Federal officers .were
scouring" Hfooktyn in' their "hunt for
violators of the - Reed amendment , to.
tho prohibition laws: rVWhea- nome
cfsthe Lee, woman waa visited tour
negro men were found there v and the
State sought to ;shoW-in ' court this
morning that ; they-were frequenters
of the ti lise. -
KThe defendant - was represented by
L. day ton C rant - and- xne . evidence
intfoduded was-to the effect that the
four negroes' composed a "'darktown
quarjet" that had been ; instructed j to
go to lhQ; homo; to serenade, and that
it wis-their first visit? that they, had
visited mother houses in' tho city. for
the purpose of singing for the amuser
ment and pleasure of the inmates.
Miss Lee,; was undersOO. bond for
her appearance in court today, and al
though, her c 'tins cl made a strong
plea for a, reduction of the bond, the
Recorder expressed nimseit as un
willing to reduce, it as she had : not
been put to any v apparent trouble in
raising that amount. ,
Lessie Garrison . . , and - Ellen Jones,
charged -frith ?violation; of the prohibji
tion law were both sentenced to serve
three .months otf the farm with privi
lege to be hired out; ,They Were also
putv under $100 bond each to report to
the court monthly after the expi
ration of the sentence, for. a period of
12 months, unless they leave ' the
State. - - ,
, aEd?ard Livingston, colored, on
three charges of house breaking;
waived examination, ; and was bound
over to Superior court" under a bond
of $200. ; - : a
Son Evans, colored received three
months on the roads for receiving
stolen property.
; Charles George, colored, house
breaking waiyed. examination and
was bound over under $rty mnd.
... Another T case . against Charles
George, and . Roger Moseley, colored,
was dismissed ( for want of evidence.
x McKinley Calh I irn, colored, paid
the costs for violating the driving
ordinance. ,
Louisa Williams alia3 Willetts,
white, was up on a. charge of vagran
cy and" cent to the farm for three
months. ..
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CENTRAL COMMITTED :
ON APPLICATIONS
- ." ' .
(By' Associated Press.)
Wasington, Oct. 5. Centralisation
"f appropriation authority In a single
House committee has been endprsed
by. President Wilson., In a letter! to
Chairman Fitzgerald of the House
Appropriations committee, the Presi
dent declares Mr. Fitzgeraldjpend
rig resolution providing such centrali
zation, has his hearty &pir6val and
that only by such a planih mis
takes be avoided- during Vherer?war
mergency.. Action on the proposal
.vllf be lirged . at, the next session?
dr. Stevenson appointed.
Former WHmingto Boy Chosen
Chemist in Sanitary Corps. "
Dr. Reston Stevenson' ip .until
ecently has been ati ;lnstrncf 6r in the
lepaftment of chemistry in the Col
ege of the "City Of New York, has
jeen selected by the government to
be a-' member of a sanitary corps in
lhe capacity of chemist, with the rank
f captain. Captain Stevenson ex
pects to leave for the front shortly;
but will probably visit his relatives
here before embarking for France. ,:
- Captain Stevenson is a brother of
Mr. James M. Stevenson, of this city,
md his -many friends here will learn
)f his new position with much pleas
Many ..Additions' to' Naval Reserver
. Desired.
Information has .been received tha'
more 'men in all grades of tho Uniter
! States . Nava -Reserve forces are need
ed and enrollments will be mado ur
on applications , to Lieutenant W. M
; Atkinson,' in-the Tniit . Building.
It. is desired that the applicants en
roll before their; rubers ate called
for draft :' ; - ;
Information will 'fee "furnished upor
request by Lieutenant - Atkinsons A
GYMNASIUM OXFORDS i
md .Tennis Shoes at Peterson &;Rllfa.
(advertisement.) ' 1 -
TAYLOR FISHERIES: OPEN.
IfirBROWN;
Erciilln Window Shades;
Ncw Plant "oK . lvirReady ' to t Begin
"i , It Operations. ;a
"t The Taylor fisheries, ; situated -on
Tie . rver below" this city, have opened
for the season The plant- has been
equipped with thoroughly up-to-date
machinery and .is ihlfine shane to h.
! ginswhat jis . hoped ' to be a most suc-
C52Sful r season; X ?,Th plant has a
capacity of ;i5,00O barrels oil daily
vid will employ . a large force, of men.
The new. firm- will be welcomed- in the
i industry - which means so much to
our city.' ; - , , ' -1 ,
! GYMNASfUlvi "OXFORDS
md Trnhl? fihoes at Peterson: & Rulfs.
Skin troiible cos
many a manhisjdb
.-NoVmatter how efficient a maniry .
be;aff he" has an uly skm-erapdbh',.
there arepositionsih whTchj he cannot
be. tolerated "He may'ftriow that i5s
not.in ths least contagious feat othfr:
pfef)Uare afraid, they ayoid him; ande
must rnake yrayior a man- cfth clea
WTtJby skSi,Vhy ran'jhis tisK vh
Ointment anc
MAYOR SMITH HELD 5
ON CONTEMPT CHARGE
(By Asgocfited Pregl !
Philadelphia, Oct. 5. Another sen-!
sation was sprung in the fifth ward
pUllUU41 1CUU YT ucu xuaui
Smith, charged with conspiracy to
murder in thp killing of a polioeman,
was b Imdpyer by Jdg Brown, in
municipal couft for contempt for re
fusing to produce original reports
xtaido to him by city detectives with
regard to conditions in; the, ward. The
nxayor and eigat other defendants are
being given a hearing before Judge
Brown. . 4 ' -
The mayor has turned over to the
district, attorney cop:es of reports
made to . him by the detectives, but
counsel for the prosecution wants the
originals. It has been Intimated that
the reports given to the district at
torney -were not true copies of the
originals.
: When Vou: consider the fact that in thfe fiifkt plac6 pur prices are always lower
thsui you expect them to he,6u niust realize that wherijwe have a salev 6ut prices are
necessarily Rock Bottom. L TTris Week we have a smaller list than usual, as we have
j made a particularly special price in one article in each deparbnent. We feel that our
v Weefc-End Sale th&time is avery unusual opitunity; sehd a Kttle'ahd save a
WHOLE LOT.:
just nrethe,'ditference.hejtwri actual valuepf es gartides and , our
prices' orif them, and make a point of ; shopping with mMmoivQwit Saturday.
.. i. J!
Ladies' JStff JSiUcwHi6aStis
4 wiue nounce; wiui ; mree-ruiues aiiu
.popular
i'.'V.-'
JC
ss
Ladies' alf WoptHhKhit Sweaters,
k Ji-.s---'i-a3"
ishccoflajf
i Scriiabj
Children's Gbr Belted
: i moldel,riivp
'Karami JbHmme ' quilted ! Kning,
sizes" 2 to 7 years , . . .$3,98
Misses' and Children!s White Wool
Knit Drawers m aU iizsv SG&
Vailues tvi . . . . . . . . .25c
(IDDREN'S MILLINERY ; FOR
Children73
Fabric School Hats, all colors and ;, ;
gcbd assortment of shapes valuesr
-7$c:Mm$i fsp&M for Friday-
Saturday ; . .
.JUfc :(:..
CARPETDEPARTMENT -
9J2Aja
ue New FaU Patterns , . .$9.95
t TOILET v GOODS
rate's; 25c Tooth Paste (3) .... 17c
DRESS GOODS SECTION
4d?incgf ail Silk Crepe de Chines, good
,' uJit all shades,
, ; worth $1 per yard ; special for
riday and Saturday 1 ..... . . .98c
19c Bath Towels full hleached, good
weight (a) 1'. ; 1 . : . . . . . . .12c
: HOSIERY SECTION
JWK$';pmeM Hcseblack
''"'or wnlie-jdi'&ei
J LADIES' SHOES T ,
Ladies' ;8-lnC&Tc;:BUu Kid
Boots, Cuban heel, : lace or button,
f - $4.00 valuevspecial for Friday and
' Saturday . ; . . r . . . . $2.9S
" MEN'S SECTION
Men's Light Oxford Wool Sweaters,
:iafgef6ll collar, all sizes, $4.00
value . .. ... . . . ... . . . .$2.98
SeJM
f f f f $ 4. 4. 4 4 4 P h is W.ork
4 . - TOWN , TOPICS, v ed; States Army Aviation Corps. Lieu-
.'-- 4 4 4 f tenant Rorison recently visited . the
-- . ": icity: ' - ' - : '
ROBBERS LOOT THREE
PLACES IN FAIRMONT
Fairmont, N, C, Oct 5. The rail
road station and two hardware stores
here were robbed Wednesday night.
Three quarts of whisky were taken
from the depot; watches and pistols
from Andersons hardware; store and, Commerce reDorts that 13 . new - mem
- Bay Light Out, Mariners will take,-
aotico that the Winyah Bay south jet
ty light, at Wniyay Bay, South Caro
lina, Is out temporarily, but will be
re-established as t soon aS possible.
Goes to. Southpbrt IJey. J. . N. . By
num, of Wiiiton, N. C has accepted
S' call to SbuthpOrt, where he will
take charge of-tneVwork of St.-. Phil
lip's church, n . . , , ' . . I y :
!Car Hits Truck. A beach car and
a delivery truck of the National Oil
Company collided .yesterday morning
about 7 :o'clock. near the corner-, of
truck was badly damaged, but no
(ne was hurt. . , . .
. Many New Members,- The member
ship committee of the Chamber of
Full
Amount . '. Received.1 Cap t.
a number of. other articles from Pit
man's hardware store. There Is no
clue to the robbers.
Deeds Filed Today. .
Deeds filed lor. record, today are as
follows : .. George Waddell . to South
eastern Realty Company, for $100 and
other valuable considerations, the
southwestern corner of Sixth and
Swann streets- being part of lot I, in
Black No: 308. P. F. B. Price to J; R.
Williaroson and wife, for $100, etc.j
part of the eastern end of lot 4 in
Block 240.
bers have been., enrolled since .th'e
membership campaign began, and that
it is thought many more will come in.
Has Arrived Safely. Mr. C. C.
scriptioh. - ' "j,.:c :i- r-f '? ,'
pllSfc relict of the; late James H.
Wells, died yesterday morning at
ThosD. Meares, supreme master . of 7: 45 o'clock at her home in New Ber-
the i excheQuer of the Knights .'of ilin. Mrs. Wells had been ill for a
Pythias has .announced '..'the repeipt of 'short , time,' though her death was not
the sum of $1,790 " from. the Domain.of unexpected. ? Four children and three
Nevada, D. O. K. K., as its full quota j grandchildren survive. The funeral
for the war relief fund. This is the was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock,
first: domain to send in its full sub- at the home at New Berlin.
1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 " v' ' " . 1 1 " 1 ' , . . . - . . ,
- ' .. 'Z1 ; ? CJ., ' y'. -J! .
M&omrthe System
Byl the greatest of -all purifiers;
A common - mistike in - the treat
ment i of scrofula'. haS been, the; use
tures, the effect of which is to bot
tle up the impurities ..in the blood,
and hide them from the .surface.: .
1 he impunties. and .. dangers - are
Chadbourn yesterday" received, a ; ca-. only added to in this way..
Insurance. Bii; FicaCy. ..
Washington, . Oct. 5..-T The adminis
tration soldiers' and saiiors' insurance
bill, the last important measure be
ore Congress . beifore . adjournment,
lanned tomorrow, vsras placed in form,
for final action toeay wiien, the Sen-
; ate and House, conferees', reached com
plete agreement, including' retention
of the Senate amendment promoting
Ma jor-Generals -Pershing, ahd Blisa to
the rank of general. ;
To Clean Mobls of .Vice.
(By Associated Pfess.)
Mobile, Ala., Oct. 5 Mayor Patrick
J. ' Lyons issued orders today to the
police department to -clean the city of
fall vice and declared all immoral
places k will have to go in the bi
sweep. , . ; , -" r
blegram from his nephew Lieutenant
J. C. ftorisoh, sta.tto&nthafe: he-; iiad-ar
rived safely in London and will take
For more than fifty years ! StS. S.
4 hasibeep the, erjgedcreliabl
with MgHy "Satisf actoryVresults f or
S(crottlaxBemg made of the .roots
and.-herbs ; of he iorest,it is guaran-
of - laercury and other ; mineral, mixwa PTOvegeiable, and '-absolutely
freer front all mineral ingredients.
i; You, can obtain -S. ' S. .S from any
drugstore. Our chief medical adviser
is an-expert on all. blood disorders,
and. willr cheerfully v give ';' you full
advice : asCtd- the treatment of. your
QwnTCise.? ?:;Address Svift .Specit
Co:DeptrF" :t Atlanta, Ga. '
lv'. "
-. -4 -V'"1 ' "
"PERSONAL" MENTfU. . -
. Mr., It s: Hafrell, ot Point Caswell,
Rneridfng the .day in ther city. , . "
Mr. A, J. Crampfpn; t)f jCharlotte,
who hasr been joshing Jn -Qnslow
county, -was & visijor 'tixthe city yos
terday. v-; vW;
: PolicemanBuJlard,f or ;mahiy; years
In jibe service of tbe city, handed Jn'
ni -resignation 'yesterday. - f
. Bishop ' Ttiomas CJDarsT.lefr thUv
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