THE JOURNAL.
Business Locals.
WANTED Few gentlemen on salary to
represent a publishing and manufactur
ing house. Call with reference" between
9 to 11 a. m. and 6 to 8:30 p. m. .Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at Moore's
Boarding House, 40 South Front street
WANTED M)no Good Agent, and only
one, In every locality, to take orders for
our Charming Holiday Books; something
New, retailing at from 50o to 2.50 per
ronv. Asrents are making from 5 to
10 daily; demand enormous; big com-
mission; credit given; freitage paid; Out
fits Free. Drop all trash and sell books
that people want, and make 9300 per
month, Address, for outfit and territory
Pkopli'S, 8941 Market Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
FOB RENT House on Broad St., con
taining eieht rooms, bath rooms, etc
Apply to Mas. M. J. Simpson, 83 Pollock
Street.-
IF you wish to buy a Typewriter, the
"Williams" is the smartest up-to-date
machine on the market. Confer with O.
H. Guion or T. W. Dewey and ge. you
one, cither for cosh or upon the install
ment plan.
HAVING just received one thousand
samples of the very best foreign and do
mestic woolens. I am prepared to make
Suits to Order as reasonable as can he
had anywhere everything being equal.
Will guarantee satisfaction or refund
your money. R. Sawyer, Fashionable
Tailor, 63 South Front Street.
WANTEDA Jew energetic ladies and
gentlemen to canvas. Will pay a guar
anteed salary of SIS per month. Call or
address: W. C. Bost, Davidson, N. C.
HEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Wanted.
Big Hill New Enterprise.
Three valuable books given away.
O Marks Co North Carolina blankets.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
There were several schooners in
port yesterday, oyster laden.
There will bo a meeting of the
I'hilcdonian Club at its rooms, to
night. The schooners Bivalve, Sarah
Wilson and Essex, have left for
down river points.
The finest and largest line of
studs you have ever seen at Baxter
the Jeweler's.
See J, J. Baxter for men's fine
shoes, Waterhonse ties, and fine nn
derwear just in.
TheLinnell Steam Laundry got
its engine in place, yesterday, and
is now prepared to do business
promptly.
The city was pretty full of visitors
last night, who are here to attend
United States court. There were
numbers of arrivals on all trains.
There will be a meeting of the
Directors of the Tobacco Warehouse
Company at 10 o'clock this morning
at the rooms of E. K. Bishop on
Craven street.
The local cotton market was dall
yesterday, owing to the weather.
There were no sales except cotton
from the Ginning Company, 15
bales at 5. 37 J.
The United States court will con
vene this morning. ' This is the first
time court has ever been held in the
new government building in this
city.
DIED.
On Monday morning, at his home
on the macadamized road, Richard
S. Barker, of hemorrhagic fever in
his 50th yean
Mr. Barker was a hard working
and inlustrions citizen, and was
well thought of in this community.
He leaves a brother and two chil
dren to mourn his death.
The funeral takes place this after
noon at 4 o'clock at Centenary
church. Friends and acquaintances
invited to be present.
A great many dens of rare wild
beasts are displayed daily in the
magnificent street parade, which is
free to all and will take place daily
at 10 a. in. And the very important
fact must not be overlooked that
the parade, like every other depart
ment of these great shows it a den
ote one, unlike any ever before seen.
Many shows have and do at the
present time advertise dishonestly
that they hive two ihowi in one,
but there has never been a combin
ing of two really great shows In tbit
land before, end people who are in
doubt at to the genuineness of the
putting togetbor of the John Robin
eon and Franklin Bros.' Shows can
readily set their minds at rest. Tbit
monster amusement institution
comet to New Berne Friday, Octo
ber 29th for one day and will give
two complete performances.
The tatilM are Her.
J.W.Stewart, the Broad street
I.verymao, hat received those band
tome baggies which ho ha adver
tised. They can be teen at Lit eta
11 ee at any lime. -
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PERSONAL
Ex-Sheriff W4 B. Lane is in the
city, 1
Mr, Bryan Gardner of Grifton, is
in the city.
Dr. E. J. Peck returned to Mays-
ville, yesterday morning.
Mr. F. G. SimmoDS left for his
home at Oliver yesterday.
Capt. A. B. Powell went to Beau
fort last night, I
Mr. Sam'l Bacon of Adams creek
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. S. E. Dawson returned from
Norfolk on the Neusa Sunday.
United Slates Marshall O. J. Car
roll of Raleigh, arrived last night,
Rev. Jas. Thomas of Wilson, came
down last night to visit in the city.
Mr. II. L Finlayson of Goldsboro
is registered at the Chattawka.
Mr. Luther Taylor went over
to Wiluiingtou yesterday morn
ing. Mr. J. H. Heritage went to
Pollocksville on business yester
day. Messrs. Macon Bryan und Oliver
Lewis of Vmiceborj, was here yea
terday.
llodolpk Duffy, Esq., of Catha
rino Lake, is registered at Hotel
Mackie.
Mr. Z. V. L'arnngtou went to
Beiufort lust night in the interest
of the Journal.
Ca;t. W. J. Tope, Soliciting
Agent for tho A. & N. 0. Railroad,
is in the city.
Mr. T. C. Wooten, of the Kins
ton bar, is atcendiug United States
court.
Mr. Aug. C, Van Wagner, rep
resenting the World Bible House of
Philadelphia, is in the city.
Hon. F. M Simmons of Raleigh
passed through last night going to
Beaufort to attend court.
Messrs. Dal M. Hardy and J. L
Meyerberg of Goldsboro, are in the
ci'y attending U. S. District court.
Rev. II. E Tripp of Pumlico,
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Pollocksvillo.
Judge 0. II. Allen of Kinston,
passed through last night going to
Beaufort to hold court.
Judge Thos. R. Purnell of Ral
eigh, arrived last night to hold
United States District Court,
Mrs. Phil Thomas and children
returned from Raleigh last night
where they havo been altcndiug the
State Fair.
Hon. Chas. B. Aycnck of Golds
boro, United States District Attor
ney, is registered at the Chat
tawka, Mrs. A. E. Pittman and children,
who have been visiting at Kinston
and Grifton, returned hcue last
night.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughter,
Miss Jennie Hughes, returned homo
on yesterday's afternoon train from
Black Mountain, where they have
been spending the summer.
Rev, Mr. McKelvio of Fayotte
ville, who conducted services in the
Presbyterian church Sunday, left on
the Wilmington train yesterday
morning.
Messrs, M. DeW. Stevenson, W.
W. Clark. L. J, Moore, Chas. R.
Thomas, D. L. Ward, S. W. Han
cock and W. E. Clarke left last
night for Beaufort to attend
court.
A t'brrualhtniM Mnaw.
The Masonic Lodges of Wilming
ton will have a Chrysanthemum
show in about two weens, prepara
tions for it are now being made.
The show is for tho benefit of the
Oxford Orphan Asylum.
There were two prizes offerod last
year, which went to Wilson and
Fayetteville, this year four prizes
will be offered.
Possessors of Chrysanthemums
who think they have flue plants
are asked to compete for the
prizes.
Frcarb aaerlarlea.
If you are groping jour way in
darknoss not teeing what will be the
result of tbit, tbat or the other un
dertaking, I would advice you to
call on tome good optician and be
fitted properly with a good pair of
spectacle! or eye glasses, in gold or
or aluminum. I have a fine ttock
of French Spectaclei which are ac
knowledged by the best ojulistt tni
opticiant to be the best in tne world.
I have the Perfection Bi Focal which
enablet yon to tee far and near. In
reitigate the above.
Baxter tub Jewiter. -
CASTORIA
Tor Infanta and Children.
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There was aoontinuation of Satur
day's weather, Sunday and Monday,
the weather Sunday being especially
severe, the wind blew a gale all day
with light rain, and at uight a
heavy rain fell. v
The rainfall Saturday was .17
inches, and Sunday 2.00 . inches.
The temperature, maximum, yestor
day was 59 degrees.
. , I a MeaoRtAM.
Again with bowed heads and
mourning hearts do we come to
chronicle tbe death of one of our
brothers, whom the Supreme Ruler
has caUed unto himself to join the
Supreme Lodee above, where sorrow
and suffering are unknown, and
where happiuess and peace dwell
forever.
An empty chair a vacant place
in our Lodge and in our heart has
been made by the death of our
Brother Joseph B, Clark.
It is with pride that we point, to
tho life he lived with us. He was a
nolle man, true Brother and sin
cere friend, an Odd Fellow in spirit
and in truth; ever ready to help the
needy, relievo the distressed; brave
m a lion and yet as gentle us a lamb.
He has left as our heritage fool
prints on the sands cf time, as a
chart and compass to guide us in all
that is right and noble, true and
honest in this life. In hfs death how
forcefully we are reminded that all
that is born must die. In recogni
tion of tho Diviue right to Juke as
well as to give we humbly bow in
submission to His will whodoelhull
things well, and while our hearts
are filled with deepest sorrow and
grief at this dispensation of Divine
Providence, yet we feel that bui
another link has been added to the
great chain to draw us to that blight
and better Uud, where in place of
sorrow and death, thero is life, beau
ty and joy.
Therefore be it by Eureka Lodge
No. 7, I. 0 0. F. Resolved, Thai
in the death of Joseph B, Clark, e
have loss a brother true and tried,
who never failed to perform every
duty imposed upon him, and who
lived the principles of Faith, Friend
ship, Love and Truth.
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother Clark our order sustains a
sad loss, and our city one of its best
citizens, whose death we all mourn
with the deepest sorrow.
Resolved, That we extend to
his bereaved family our tenderest
sympathies in this the sad hour of
bereavement, and that at any and
all times we are ready to aid them
as they command.
P. H. Pelletier,
E. Gerock,
J. R. Parker, Jr.
Altealloa Kalabla of Harmony.
You aro hereby notified to assem
ble at your lodge rooms th'.s, Tues
day, afternoon at 3:30 o'clock to at
tend the funeral of bur late Bro. R
S. Barker.
Pall bearers will meet bodv at
Centenary M. E. church.
By order of the President.
J. II. Smith, Sec'y
The Coming Woman
nh i goes to the club while her husband
tends th baby. well as the good old-
fisbioiud woman who looks afur her
home, will bitli at time) Ret ruu clown la
health. Tbey will be troubled with loss
ot appetite, headache!, sleeplessness, tairt
lug or dizzy tpei's. 1 be mst wonderful
renieoy for I titan women is Electric Hit
ters. Tlicusmds of sufferers Irom laroc
hack, and eik kidneys rise up an I call
It Dls-ed. it It the med'eme tor women
Fon ale complaint ao1 nervous troubles
of all kinds are soon relit ved by the use
i fcucirc Bitten. jJeliculM women
shoiil'l knp this rem)yon biindlo build
up the system. Only 50c per buttle At
F, 8 Duffy's Drugstore.
Notice !
New Enterprise !
We have just fitted out' for sawing
Lathes. We will keep them on band in
any quantities No. 1. Don't forget our
ary, sawed stove wood under large sheda
and never gets wet in rainy weather. We
keep Marl, Fence Posts, and all kinds of
Hand-niaile and Sawed Shingles, and
Brick, Flats for rent or tale.
, BIQ HILL,
The Shingle Han.
Are You a Homely flan?
that Is Irvine to win the favor of
pretty girl r Don't despair. If your face
would Mop a clock you know enough to
buy choice confectionery aa a sweetener
to present to her. Try a boi of our de
licious chocolates, caramda, marslimal-
lowa or erram hon bona. They will work
wonders. Dob I forget the plaoe
C. J. Iff f-Norley A Co.
1IB8 4
ANDY CATIIARTHS
i ft
CUIcECOllSTirATlOil
25 sow.-'-ii-Li:
IP!AT TTTPT V miB ISTPPn on i7 rut
aland kookletfrw. id. STKRHJI8 REll!nTXt..lilrro, ontrel.e.,orNewVorlu Sit.
. Dealrable House lo Bent. .
Very ! desirable house vfor rent
containing four rooms, attio and
kitchen situated on Union street.
Also two offices on Craven street.
C. E. Slover, "
. . 'At Barfool'a
Ladies fall weight vests at 18c, 23c, 85o
and 50c each, wool at 75c $1 and 1.25. -
J Hall Schedule Cbauaje.
Beginning Monday, Oct. 25th the
mail going West will close at 8.15 a.
m. every day. The public are re
quested to note this change.
At Bartooia.
Fashion sheets for Nov. have arrived,
you can have pne for the asking. -
North Carolina Blankets !
The following from the Augusta, Ua
Chronicle speaks urgently for Southern
industries and shows what North Caro-
ina is doing:
"The Chronicle has always advo
cated diversified industries in the
South, and maintained that success -could
be achieved by our people in
ftny field they entered with intelli
gence and industry, The success of
the Chatham Manufacturing Com
pany, of Elkins, N. C, is a case in
point. They use Southern wool and
make goods equal to tho best. Mr.
P. D. Borkan, who has been selling
dry goods for many years, and is a
competent judge, has been handling
their goods, and be declares he can't
buy as good blankets anywhere else
for the same money as those he eels
from the Elkins Woollen Mills. This
is high praise from a competent
source. Use southern blankets. You
will enjoy them next winter, for they
are hot stuff.1' ,
Referring to the above wo beg to cay I
that we have received today one case or
blankets as described. None better made
and the actual worth of each pair is $5.00,
the price is $3 50.
October 26Y
Three Valuable Rook
Given Away.
Art and Fascy Work,' "Ncbsert
Kbtues," "Hour Dyeing."
Mrs. Nella Daezett. editor of the The
Home, has published a new edition of
ber popular book, Fancy Work and Art
Decorations, that civet practical in
structions for making doilies, table cov
ers, scarfs, tray clothe, pin cushions, etc.
with fifty illustrations. Hits 000K, to
gether with "Nureery Rhymes" (a 16 page
pamphlet with a handsome colored cover
design or tue uici woman wuo Lived in
a ntioe), ana "successiiu none uyeing,"
will be sent free to any reader or tlie
Journal who forwards the following
coupon to Wells, Richardson & Co,,
Burlington, Vt.
: coupon. :
t This entitles any reader of the New :
; Eerne Journal to one' copy of "Fan- :
: cyWork and Art Decorations," "Kur- :
; tiery Itbvmes'' and "Successful Home :
: Dyeing." :
The above liberal offer it made to ad
vertise tho nld reliable Diamond Dyet,
and to got their books upon home dyeing
into the lianas 01 women wuo. want 10
dress well by making their old clothing
look like new.
Diamond Dyet have special dyes for
cotton, different from thoae that are used
for wool, and are the only package dyet
on the market that can be relied upon to
givo colon that will not fade or crock.
The fact that Diamond Dyet have been
the tlandard home dyet for nearly twen
ty years and their tale increases from
'ear to year, la proof positive that they
lave never had an equal.
Our Tailor-made
and Capes ; . ;
Our Dress Ooodj and Silk
Department
It full of attractions lor you in an
the New Styles. Wt maka a specially T
of Black Dress Gttls aal no Lady!
thould think of purchasings UhckDreat
..mil .h.huU.n..r.LVM .ml oM.I
ed our prices.
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A select line of colors la
BE0AD CLOTH
Nothing more ttyllah tlitt tnaion.
Also
just received an assortment of Bralila for
trimming,
WjU4
JD. F. JARVIS,
.TV m
ALL
DRUGGISTS
of eo.irtlrutloa. Crnnn an Mw IImI I
; Shippers Please Etmembor.
The steamer Vanceboro sails Mon
days and Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. for
points up Neuse river. : Freights re
ceived nnder cover up to the hour
of sailing. . J. O. Whittt
SURF
CROUP
CURE.
- When your baby whoops in mid
dle of night Croun is impending 1
I give the child a dose of Anway's '
Uboup yrup and the little fellow
is well and laughing in five minutes,
rsuarkarli and harmless, but true,
or we will refund the money, 25c
,- Al
A Woman's
Criticism
of what a man's clothes
should be it generally very
accurate. There can be no
possible fault to find with ,
your appearance if your -
Clothes are Made to Measure in an
expert way. The style of garments
we make it a suuicient guarantee for
mrst-clast work and a call
on ut will satisfy you. that
our prices are right.
We have juBt received a
new line of Mens and Doys
Caps and invite you to call
and examine same.
Baker & Dunn.
Men of Correct Taste
in dress will find me prepared to
mane a tult of clothing, uverroat, uoat,
Vest, Trousers In all the laten NewYork
styles and cut from the most select
fabrics at a reasonable cost Perfect til
it guaranteed in nil cases before your
money Is paid. Qive your order and 1
will do thereat. '
Thanking the public for past favors
and the continuance of the tame and so-
netting a fair share of the new, I am
pleated to make a well dressed man of
anv that gives me their order.
F. n. CHADWICK,
Merchant Tailor. -
101 MlDDI.I Btkekt.
Wraps, Coats,
.
for Ladies, Misses
and Children,
have juat arrived,
these arc ot the
newest style and
perfect tilting. ,
Come early and
make your aelecU
ion. " -
Should - you
want any special
style we have the
tailor at our com.
mand.and at abort
notice we can guar
antes you satisfac
tion. Our Custom-made Shoes
1
I which the trade has recognized aa
belni ot superior merit, w think are
Hotter tuoa ever, ana-up to d ue in ttyte.
Be aura If yon want a Otrpnt, Hat
tlag er Rags to ana our dl.i.lay ber
re
Jo purcliaw. t-We will oir.-r yon
.Hpeciiu Inducemunte 1
pecial lntuomunta and
aivantagc
which you will appreciate.
The Time Has Come to Buy
vmir Fait and Winter Onodn. Oh
stock Ix-ln wiavlv and tun-fully bouti
we wlil KUraH yon aatixfuni
prinet mat cannot oe unucraniu.
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Bradham'av A
Reliable Drug Store. Z
A SPLENDID LINE OF . .
GENUINE BRISTLE,
SOLID BACK HAIR BRUSHES
DAVIS PHARMACY,
' -, Corner Broad and Middle Streets.
Phone 56.
S onrni a 1
' ' Beginning Monday, the 25th and un
til sold, I will offer a new line of
Children's Underwear in a full range
: of sizes, at just half the usual prices.
SHORT CUT 3 -I If ESS GOC DS. ' S
I have just overhauled the woolenV
dress goods department and taken" 3
; therefrom all the short lengths, "V
'' marked them at such prices as will
quickly close them out, many being
. offered at merely a traction of their . y
'former yalue. v
- These short cuts on a special table
in center of store -front.
H. B. Duffy. I
THIS
A Beautiful Ladies Cape, made of real nioo bUtck kersey
trimmed with braid aud fur, regular prico tl j0, this week
08c. ' "... -;' v'7-'.;:
... Irni'Oited Serges, Novelty Dress 0! ods anil Biilliatiiinn,
the price should bo 3?jc, our special price Wo yar.l.
25 All Wool Meu's Suits, the correct tiling in l'laide and
Checks, we have decided to make this our leader at- ?.!",
although others ask $10.00.
AGENTS FOR
COLLARS
ECONOMY
Opp.
P. o.
0, A. BAKFOOT, Manager.
DRIVING,
DRAUGHT.
AND FARM
are now in my Sublet, JUST ARRIVED and will suit an; person who
iicode a GOOD IIORSK.
AbMsmna EXTRA FINE BTJLES. And to meet the dem m.ls of mytr.nl,
I have ordrifl an unusually large lot of BugKie. which will nrrire in a few dnya.
Everything; wanted by Horacmen in my ttablps, Whips, Blankets, Harness ami
a big lot of cheap Lap Robes cheapest and beat ever offered here.
A vilt and rinmlnntinn at mv alalilea will aal isfy everyone that what is adver
tised is truo. , j"ULAl) TO SHOW STOCK.
81.
70. 12, HX n. 74 A
BROAD STREET.
WEST TISNESSIK
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Home Eitra Good, gentle drivers.
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