CHEAT FAIIi BAY.
Acts gently on the ,
Largest Wednesday Crowd In Fairs
History. :
Yesterday was tbe greatest- Wed nes
d iy, tn oint of attendance, lo the Itls-
tory of the New; Bern Fair, ;. ,;
Over four thousand admissions to the
grounds is the estimate, v !, , ' :
All incoming trains, regultr and f pfc
lala, brought in largo delegations, while
the country people drove in their own
conveyances. '". -Hi.-''.:-
The military parade, in the morn me
wag vejy attract! re and was watched by
large numbers of people. The compiinm
taking part were, Goklsboro Rifle, a
abeth City - Division Nnval Res tves
Washington Light Infantry, New s born
Division Kaval Resbrves. , - .
The Elizabeth City boys brought atonji
riled the handsome flag won here
them last year. . ' -' "
The races attracted a large .audience
the grand stand being filled. The Oace il
made the In
duration, by Its fine
-CiDi:zYS, Liver
. . . . . . ..;: . by then
Ar:o Bowels
ku gmuu ovauu uuiug uuw
YSTEM Band, pf Greenville, again
tehnissions of short duratl
t r r CO I UML.LY, playing.
TvrCriOtDr.f.nACnpS heats too
overcomes
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LILL-WILLIAES.
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THE journal:
New Bern. N. C April 10, 1900-,
?jvN Index to New Advertisements.
r, Wanted Position. ' '
K B C Duncan Sale.
" - Business Locals.
J WANTE PosltionS as salesman "fey
3, '"young man experienced in tie genera'
i mercuntllo business, address E , Ihle
, PUATTa Deodorized Gasoline.. . Best
t i quality 6 gallons; at 16c, 1 gallon 18c,
j'-' quart 5c, at L, J. Taylor.
THE finest Beer always on fraught, at
Jacob's, Middle Street. .,
; NEARBY
Hatters of Local Interest In the City and
- ; Country.
Z. The Banks will be closed today. .
- Fair and cooler, is the weather fore
Cast for today J , ,
Frank Roberts the twelve year old son
s - of M T, Roberts met with a painful acci
I dent at the New Bern Wooden. Package
Works. While feeding one of the "fna-
.. chines one of his bunds was caught be-
; tween the knives, all of his fingers being
, cut off,..-::; u"J&!;,&&
gave an
Olivette at the
: Z Olivette Last Night
. The Herald Square Opera Co.
excellent rendition
: theatre last night.
' The house was crowded, and all, the
' principals received liberal 'applause for
" their efforts, which met the hearty ap-
; proval of the audience.
;,'.! The same company : will pjay - the
Chimes of Nermand;t tonight. . -
race, trottini, took.foir
liiwtji tn itnp.td. Tlefender winnlmr. J. S
vfJi: ftbT ieeond, Bay Line, third, time, .8j, 3
VV ' loORl Oft . -
The trotting race, horses owned in
PERMANENTLY Lj. Jnd wlnnin. .Daisv Belle, ere
ond, me 8 10, 8 OB, 8,t)8T ; - ,
Tk: unning race, : two thirds ' ml e
was won by urandmt, W J J. , tlardu
Kcond, time, t,13., :', .; ' "
In the goat race, Tom Gu tier's Go
Green, took first place; Ernest Danu1-
fee Hackbura, second. - :-r . .
; Defender easily won In the 9. JO clan
and is owned by Capt. Jas. N. Wllliaitt
son, of Graham, N. C. Defender war
trained at Alamance' Farm. Hattle U
Holt, the trotter In .TutiaUy's race
wned by Mr. L- B. Holt -of Alamv.e
Farm. .' r " t
The following is the program of race
for today. " t , -
Troltlnj to Barncu-.S'IS CJaasPurar
Btr 1 Fye, 0." 8., entered by ft. L,
Smith. Creenv lle,N. CV - X
Baron Wood, B. Q., entered by M II
White, Hertford N, C. ;:7 .
Dott, B. Q. entered by B. . Steele, Nor
foIya.:-;-;i?,s,:v;
Trort'nit to ,.Hni-.S0 . Clg-Par
"i : Moo. .;(-'' v '
l'addy McGregor, R. GM entered uy
Barnes A Plttman, Greenville, N. C. -
Uattie Hoir, B, M. entered by W; C,
Chatman, Graham, K. O- ' ' V"
M. H. W.r Blk, G .enterrd by H. II.
White, Hertford, N.C. ;i,'.'.--. ' .
Bnanlna Ki. Por atSO,,'': ..... ,
W. J. Uardon, Blkg. G.. entered by
Gas Engelklng, Richmond,. Ya..-i..-'-;
Boyal Rover, B. G entered by TL.
E nery, Weldoa, N. O, f.."
Uy Vic, BC. entered by A. C. Den
ton, Ralelgh,'N. G...'.-- 'C': , '-rt.
Grandma, R, II, entered by K. : Engo
king, Richmond, Tfc'fS
Little Squaw, 8. F., entered .by W n.
Jo ner, Garysburg, N. i -i ; -.V;
Sholbeit, U. (k entered by E.D. Chris
ilan, Jrn Richmond Va,- K' v i..
J. A. Gray. Br. G., entered by E. D.
Christian, Jr., Richmond, Va.!.:' 7-
The north room of the msler bull I- w
lng is brilUanUy lighted up at night by
oua of J. B. Colte Company's of New
York, house acetylene plants, and (bis
light has attracted most favorable com
ment on account of its brilliancy. Geo
N. Ivee and Bon are local agents for tht
company. j "ir . "
Grand Kililary Display at. the Fair
V Grounds Yesterday. ,
On the arrival of tbe Fuir train from
tioldsboro, the tioldsboro Rifles were
met by the New Bern Naval Reserves
and escorted to Broad and Middle streets
where, the Military pai ado was formed.
. The flowing was the order in which
the companies came; v fi . ; .: .
: GoldsUoro Kifles, Capt. C. J. GrUwold,
40 men; Washington Light Infantry,
Capt T. 0. Malllson,33 men; Elizabeth
City Naval Reserves, Lieut. J. H. Craw
ford, 39 meu; New Bern Naval Reserves,
Lieut. W. T, Hill, Somen; " -
The Competitive drill at the . Fair
grounds. begun t two o'clock. ' '
Toe Aew Bern division were given
ilrst place, second, Elizabeth CHy, third
IVashingtou Light Infantry; fourth,
Goldsboro Rifles. v.i"
The following were tbe judges of the
Jrlll: : Capt. T. H. Bain, Goldsboro; Com
mandef W. T. Old, Elicabeih Citi Liuurl
Oouiuiander, T. O. Daniels, New Bern;
Lieut. Commander: W. B.,Coleniua for
nV aihlnglon. '
Tbe prize of fifty dollars iu gold was
awarded the Goldsboro company, . -The
iiretuntallou was made by Mr. 1. U. Pel
letter. - , " ' . --WJ
i After the ditll the vi-lllng companies
ere oscerted to the Armory of li e
JIavsl Reserves where a banquet hau
been prepared for them.. It la .needless
t say that the boys did full justice to
vue occasion. . ; . .V
. Tbe Elizabeth City division returned
h ime yesterday evening, ' . -,v
- V- PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS:
AFFAIRS.
- .Mr. Isaac Taylor and two children of
Jonianton. are vlsitinir the family o(
Mr. F. 0. Roberta. i,., ' , - J .".
Mai D. W. Uunt of Goldsboro is fil
the cliy visiting the Fair; i syj
Mr. 0, II. Fowler of btouewall, was a
visitor to the Fair yesterday. , t
' Hrs. Bailey of Georgetown, U. C. i
visiting relatives In the city, v
i Capt. Ceo.L. Morton of Wlimlugton,
Is a visitor in the city,
: Miss Julia Sanderson of Pollocksville
was a vlbllor in tbe city yesterday.
Miss Eva Mattocks of Jacksonville is
visiting in tbe city,
;: Mrs.XJ B Foy st Pollocksville Is In the
eity visiting relatives.
MessrsT Clyde and Bon Ilorst of Pol
looksville were la tbe-clty yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs; E. R. Baldwin of Saran-
ae Lake, N. I., are In the city visiting
the family of O.X. Ives. -
; Misses Lala Edwards and Grace Her
ring of Goldsboro are visiting at Capt
W. R. Jllnnani'i, '
Mrs. W. B. Herbert of Klnsten, and
Miss Gertie Dili of Morehead are In the
. -Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bell of Pollocks
rllle, are in the city attending the Fair.
; Mr. T. J. Latham, cashier Of the Bank
of Washington, N. C. Is stopping with
llr. T. A. Green.
Reception to Col. Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. Bryan gave a
quiet but elegant reception at their reel.
dence on Middle street last night, in
honor of Col. John 8, Cunningham, who
has been their guest during the week.
While there were a few ladles present,
the occasion was one In which an op
portunity was given CoV Cunningham
to meet in a social way the business and
professional men of Now Bern. -
A repast was served, at which a num
ber of happy and appropriate toasts were
offered.- The occasion In every way was
most enjoyable. s ,
v "I think De Witt's Little Early Risers
are the best pills In the world says W,
E. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. They remove
all obstructions pf the liver and bowels,
.act quickly and never gripe, V. 8 Duffy.
'. See Trtroufn These,?
Bar spilng eyo-classes framelcss in
gold and gold filled, also Prilled -lens fer
any kind of framoless glasses.
Yon will find at my store the most
complete fine of spectacles and leni ever
suown in new uern. ,.
: ' Baiteb, The Jeweler.
' ' Have your proscriptions filled at DavU'
Pharmacy. ' ' :
ColTeo, Cliocolate and Sandwiches at
McSorlcy'a. ; V. ; J
Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, In
vlgoraM the body by using DeWUl's I
Little Early Risers. These famous little
pills always act promptly. - F. 8, Duffy.
, . Styron-HoweU.' , ,
" Married at All Baint's Chapel, New
Bern, on the moralng of April , 18ih, hj
Rev,' T. M. N. George, rector of the
Parish Benjamin W. Styronand Annie
E. Howell, The little chapel en Pol
lock street of - which the bride is or
ganist, waa fll'ed On the above occasion
with the friend ot the young oouple,
ana at tney ttooa oeiore the altar, pret
tily decorated with flowers, and btneatb
the marriage bell,, and pledged their
troth, each to the other, all hearta breath
ed sincere good wishes for their future
happiness, ;"";V1; -' ii
J, W. Btalllngs; played the weMdlng
inarch. ' , 'w ' C,J ' '--r
The brjde waa the grateful recipient
of numerous presents from her many
friends. : .' ' ' ' 'r.
Mr. and Mrs. Styron left en the morn
log's trrta for a Visit to . Washington
Mr. John Albertson of Einston; it In
the city visiting relatives and attending
tbe Fair. ' v ?i '
Mrs. F. P. Ratlin of Merrltt Is Visiting
Jlra.H.0. Whltehnrst.-
Mr. T. D. Uewelt ef Newport it In the
elty attending the Fair, -
- Mrs. G. Oapell and child of La
Gran ire are visitlnc tbe family ef Mr. K.
i A, Richardson. f':;'7'J --''.:
Choice Mntion and. Veal at the Oak's
M.irket. ? . . ;J. .
-' '. ;; WHEIf TRAVELING '. :r '. '
Whether on pleasure brnt or baslnecs.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as It acts most pleasantly and effec
tuallon the kidneys, liver, and bowels.
preventing fevers, headaches, and other
forms ef sickness. For sale in 60 cent
bottles by all leading druitgUis, . Manu
factured by the California Fig Syrup
I Co., only.
Have jour rr"iCrlr"onlnlIed at Davis'
Pharma-y.
Il.ivc ji.nr prescriptions
atDsvis 1 1 rmacy.
filled
I have j
K. P. i:. :
CI
elved a beautiful line of
fords for Easter.
I'rspectfully,
J.J. BAXTER.'
70 UR
Watarhoiu TIm. - j
J. J. Batter bat a beautiful lino of
Eaitor neckwear In bis windows, call
early and get one.
liolton's Early Rose Setd Pota
toes at J. F. Taylor's, foot of Hid
die street.
Goto the Oaks; Market for. the best
stall fed beef, nlre and Juicy,
Miss Daisy Smith of Goldsboro Is In
tn the city visiting at Mr.T. G. Hymans,
1Uu Peart. Gatlln of ; Stonewall and
Miss AnnU BprulU oTUriental are plait
ing' Mrs. W. 8. Gaeklns. f-'.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barfoot of WlUon
are In the city visiting their sons Messrs.
G. A. and Lather Barfoot, .-,:
Mr. Ben Edwards of Goldsboro la in
the elty attending the Fair. ' . ' .
Mist Annie Shepard of Pollocksville
it visiting Mist Laura Scott. .
Mr. Benson Lane of GranUboro Is In
the city attending the Fair ' , .
. Maj. Walker Mearet Of Wilmington la
in tua si;,, v r; '. . i'..v ,t .r.
' Mrs. J. F. Prettymaa of Swansbore Is
in the elty attending the Fair. '
Mr. Cyrnt Foscue of Fowle was In the
city yesterday. ;Vr-'v.i ',
- Mr. T. D. Warren of Trenton waa in
the city yesterdays ' ' ' -
: Miss Susy Guton has retimed from
Snow Hill accompanied by Miss Mary
Exam. ' " ' .. ;
Messrs Joslah Etum and Haywood
Call of Snow Hill are in the city. ;
Mr. Daniel Goodman of Oriontal was
In the city yesterday. ' .
Sheriff F. Wnargctt, of Onslow, ar
rived here last night iroin ualeign
route home;, '
Dr TComas Hill of Goldaboro wi
visitor to the Fair yesterday.
Mr J B Bender of Pollocksvlllo was In
the city yesterday the Fair.
Editor Henry T King of King's Week
ly, lsjfl the city visiting the Fair.
Mr 1) W Tatrlek of Snow Hill is in
the olty attending the Fair.
Mr Heker Caxltus of (itlflnn Is In (lie
city attending the Fair. ' i
Mr James E IJulton of Wilmlngtvn
was a visitor to the Fair yusterdny.
Sir 8 II Loftln of Kluston was In tlie
city yentorday .
; Have your prescrk
at I).ivls' rinnn.it y.
('ryHfnlird (.:in -fr itt
E'I1 f ' ! ' J
'
(Continued from 1st p igo) "
insect troubles,gra.Ing land Is reasonable
in price, and markets are daily more ac
cessible: The dairy farmer is always im
proving bis lands. Butter, especially,
does not take away any mineral Consti
tuent from the solL Good stock, as you
well know, must accompany good hus
bandry. :'" --v ":::':y
tt gives me pleasure to note that this
Association also recognizes the Impor
tance of encouraging manufactures, and
the handiwork of household skill. The
saw mills iu and near New Bern have an
annual output of nearly -one hundred
million feet of lumber. It Is slated that
no less than eighty varieties of : woods
dressed and undressed have been eiUib
lied at your Fair, and about .the same
number as of the food (Unes from fresh
and sslt water. This Is Indeed phenom
enal, as1 great as tbe variety of tbe. flora
of our Stale Is known to be.. '
Tour foundries, and factories for. fer
tilizers, barrels, boxes, carriages, ice and
the like form the picket line for the army
of the future, In enterpriser , -
Tbe visitor who looks npon the speci
mens of the handiwork of your fair wo
men In the household and needlework
and art departments Is Vividly reminded
ajalu'Of tbe old annalist, La son, from
whom I have quoted; for he says in his
description of the ancestors of our dear
countrywoman: v '''" '
"The women are the most Industrious
sex in that place, ; ana- uy thetrgooa
housewifery, make a great deal of cloth
of their own cotton, wool, and flax."
Nor dlcT'the gallant scribe fail to nse
his eyes, much as Is' the fashion with
as, his followers of today, for he. ends
thus: "They are often very fair, and at
well-featured as you shall see anywhere;
and have ' Very - brisk charming o, et
which sets tbem off to advi niage." .rs-
Thai the daughters posseis the heri
tage of their far away mothers, with the
aided graces of their own, there is no
Tar Heel true that will not maintain, by
the homage of his life and affections. -
With all the gifts bestowed upon New
Bern, her pleasant climate and genial
society, iris not surprising .'that -.many
northern frleuds seek it as a winter
hoihe. .. Will - an average in the great
cities of 28 per one thousand pf annual
mortalIty she has but fifteen, or a'xiut
one half, ancT well deserves lo be a health
resortj-i SiJfS -SS.iiP'S vSi'ofeSf'
I trust It is no violation of the . pro-.
prietlet jof tbe occasion to say,' that, al
though ; progress has been " made that is
gratifying, yet ever since the paralysis
of the war, there has been a eload over
Its brightest days, ' due to the possibili
ties, more perhaps than to actual occur
rences, of the large illiterate and uncon
trolled vote of the negro.. It most be
natural to suppose that streama of pros
perity were diverted to other regions,
by the sensitiveness of property-and en
terprise, with the future dependei
npon the more or less .prudent manage
ment of that vote, capable if directed in
vicious channels of wrecking the. sub-'
stautlal welfare of the whole people. .,-
It must be for the Jesting good of all
parties,; that such tn unnatural sta e
of ; affairs ' should be' swept away
and ' the f conservative rights of all
from" the highest, to the most', hum
ble, placed In the hands of those whom
God and Nature endowed with the at
tributes of the ruling power, so that
order, peace, and abeolote security for
person and property, might be . ensured
fowver;'V,:.;;;Jv;.ri;
. This, magnificent exhibition Is the
earnest of thirteen years enterprise, and
the foreshadowing of the futurev WK
good government, yoa have everything
to hope, for the days that are to come,
as yoa have everything to be proai of
tn the days that are paatvv-.-. ivS
The ties that' unite all these sections
of oar- grand Old North State are,
stronger than ' ever,' To the- hallowed
recollections of the Gaston that come to
as In the hills, are added now the
memories of Vance, to yon of the sea
shore.' r. ' ' ' : i . .
It has been a bind of trials and labors;
the supreme test .of. patriotism was
rudely applied Id four years of bloody
War, but ker star was In the forefront.
And always bave our people worked and
ploughed, fought and died In the fear of
God, in all their ways. Slow to resolve,
and anxious in regard to duty, they are
Immutable when convinced of Its de
mands. To them the faith of their fath
ers Is dear, and to'their Ged they com
mit the guidance of destiny. Nothing In
all the history of our Slate is more typl .
cal, than the last words spoken by the
great jurist and statesman who sleeps
In the soil that gave him blrthi '.
"A belief In an all ruling Providence
who shapes our ends and will reward us
according to our dacds Is necessary. We
must,beliere and feel that there Is a Goo"
All wise and Almighty." ..
. Spoken with the dying breath of Wil
Ham Gaston, It Is the heritage ofour
people. .With that faith as the corner
stone of our liberties, our laws, uur in
stitutions, wo may take up with serene
confidence, the march of the coming
century In Tjur progr em, with every elc
mentof grouln.m from the hand of
that mighty 1'owor. Ana as we go,
from the same great lcadors, we will
chant, ' (' -
"Then let all who love us, lore the land
that we live In,
Ai happy a region as on this sMo of
Ilenven,
Where Plenty snd Frccdoom, Love ami
Beautiful Wedding Last Night At Centen
v ary Church. A Happy Wedding
Party and a Western Trip.
Last night at Centenary Methodist
Church, was celebraud, one of the most
brilliant weddings thklliasbccurred in
New Bern. Mr. Samuel Letters Dill, Jr.
and Miss Elizabeth Temple Willians,
daughter of Mr. R. P, Williams wete
united In marriage. Both tbe yeung peo
ple are of this city and have many friends
here snd elsewhere, i" . - -
The church was beautifully decorated,
the altar and space around the pulpit
being a mass of flowers. A lovely flow
er arch with a wediHng bell of flowers
suspended wss at the head of tbe niajn
aisle;.. There were two btarts formed ot
white flowers and suspended with white
satin ribbon back of tbpolpll. Ou the
arch and elsewhere were many lighted
candies which shed a mellow, radiance
overall,;,.-, - 1 -
At seven o'ctcck kHss8arah Loalse
Meadows,. maid of honor, entered,, then
the bridesmaids and ushers. They were
Miss Mamie Chandler Danluls, Ml
Mary Otushavrof Wmston,Mlss Corrinne
Franklin Chadwick of Beaufort, Miss
Julia Bailey Howell ot Goldsboro. Mr.
E. Ellis-Williams, brother of tbe bride,
Mr.' Edward II., 8teveusou of Klnston,
Mr. George W, Dill, Mr;-David Farrow
Foy. In a moment the groom accom
panied by his brother, Mr.Alonzo
Tuomas Dill, as beat uaq,' came to . the
altar where he awaited the approach tf
tlto bride who came up the aisle leaning
on hot fatuerV arm,while tbe organ
ave forth - the Lohengrin Wedding
niarcn, . . , - ,
Tho ceremony, which occupied but a
(ew minutes, was performed 'by Rev, R.
B. John.- The wedding ring was used
and whlle'-the -words - were - spoken,
'Love VOul Sweet Song," came sotllt
fryin the organ, under ihe tktllul hanu
if Mrs. J.iA. Meadows. At tho co'nclu-
s oa as ibe bridal party lift the chunh,
(tie Mendelssohn March was playedi
-Tue bride wore a while sallu gon,
miumed wiih -Onchesso lace, pearl
trimmings, tbe veil-held lo the co ffuie
by a diamond piu .ornament, a present
of the groom. Hui carried great buuih
ot Brule roses, handed her by Miss llin
shew. ,: . N f .. ' .
- The Maid of lionor wore a dress of
pink orope de chone, bat of pink uious
serine, and carried pink roses. Tbe bridiS
maidsworo white point de sprit ever pink
lafteta,'. wore aigrettes In the hair, and-
carried pink roses. , x
Thechurch was completely filled with
the friends and relatives. Immediately
after the ceremonyMr. and Mrs. Dill
were driven to the home of Mr. Wil
Hams where "the bride donned a gray
travelling suit and waa then driven to
tbe A. ic N. C. Railroad station where
the rest of the party awaited In the eleg
ant new parlor car Vance,: A spec
ial train carried the party to Goldsboro
to connect with the Atlantic Coast Line,
where a"flnal larewell Was taken, tne
rest of the party -returning to this city,
with the exception of Miss Howell. The
):oung couple left for a California, trip,
ioing by I way Of New' Orleans and re
turning by Chicago, when they will re
turn to lhltcity. : . -
Mr. and Mrs. Dill were the fortunate
recipients of' many presents, Elegart
china and silver and various other ar
ticles, a beautiful set of sliver from Mr.
and Mis. 'Williams and other things
really "too numerous to mentiou.'' Mr.,
J. A. Mealows entertatnea lue ortuai
party last Monday night Tbe handsome
young -eodple start In life under happy
auspices; and With the good wishes
otaU, -' :-. --' --''';
Exhibit;
I Fair Week Specials I
E. ti'i ' t'ff.. ' U-J l
j. tur vizuurs ore curuiauy irruueu iu
v. visit oar store. ' A Urae assortment of
v j
- 1 1 re i o t
luaso siujfs for spring ana oummer
are shoTDn here and in individual styles
that cannot be obtained elsewhere
Ladies Shirt Waists, furhed ?.nd in- .
Buggy
8 tz&EJ&2apCm
Tha abovelcut -Represents -onr we'l
known Bnggies as tbey are exhibited at
the Fair Ground. - The most reliable and
complete buggy In the world. ',-,,
G. II Watcra A fern,
78iBroad Bt ' ' -
FOR SALE !
Will be sold at Auction in front of the
i.fflce ot J. J. Wolfenden on Middle
on ' - '
Tuesday, May tst,
Ml that certain property corner of East
Front antj King Street, Now Born, N. C
Said property consists of, a 2-story bouse
and lot, THeta roof, frame building, 8
good rooms in same house with kitchen
attached Lot fronts on aat Front St:,'
107 feet, on King street about 05 feet,
J J. WOLFENDES,
& sertingr atso. yoke or plain back 79c to
If so. I
i Taffeta Silk Waists, corded all oJer,
xA $5 00 each.
i Ladies Oxfords and SHrmers.
, ri ,
i styles from $2 to $3,
Summer Parasols, a very large as
i sortment in all the prevailing shades
X Kid Gloves, Veils, Fancy Neck
Hosiery
T thread Ifrith lace effect
in black and colors,
many
Lisle 0
Ties
YO U'LL SEE
At a glance that our Spring Wcohni
strike tbe top notch in Hie variety ef a -tlstio
patterns. What a suit is mido cf
and the way it is made up are the two
important dress points. vVe bate no
rivals Iu either respect. Our work 1
not imitated and our displny of fabrics
Is exclusive. Ordir now.
T.- M.' Chad wick.
Middle stroot. NEW BERN. N.
The Greatest
X Millinery Department
In Eastern Carolina and Special Or
ders will secure immediate consideration
liO. cMarks Company, t
, ii i in n
- W. 'H. ; Shlpman,' Beardsley, Minn , I
under oattt, says he suffered fronv dys
pepsia for twCnly-flve years. Doctors
snd dieting gave but little relief. Fl
nally he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
now eats what be likes and as much at
be wants, and he feels- like a' now man.
It digests what joaat. F. 8. Duffy.
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Ladies SUk Waist.
: We place on ssle this week a beaatlful
lot of ladies silk waists In black, old-rose
lavendur etc, made ot all silk taffeta and
tuoked all over, perfect filling and very
twell, price ft 75 each., '. , i"
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vWEW KERN
GRIST - MILLS.
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that, -
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timylifttMil fit Moil'
fml JViw. loo.
Mjf stsclf'of wheel
conftlkta of -
uARfruitim tsU
to
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not chnlnlcss awl
Easy Payments.
MY REPAIR SHOP
I Ciirt.f!T nnfl
jrour work Ik otic
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WM. T.HILL,
: VI MMill SI,
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Plifols,
Ctmsnt,
liubber,
Ensrasl,
BniiKts,
CtrW.,'
CrspMIs,
Csulsrs.
Nrsnehss.
Tlrs Tstjs,
Mew Mi IN
ISoltliig Hunt
KIevtorM and
4'orn 'leaner
Of the Latest Impioved and Up
to-Date Mil! nathinery.
YOUR TRADE 13 !OI.IfilTiSD
E iillA HOUSE
PlaSS.
lu-ta. I
3T bPEClAL PAISS taken In clean
ing and polishing grain More noing
tliriUijbtbe mills', which insures pure
meal,
Cow, Hominy, Outs and Mixed Fttd
GEORGE 'BISHOP.
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New Bern, N. 0.
11. Claik,
Wilt's Win !
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JKOK. IJUTCIiliJIl,
STOCK AND COITON BROKER.
Call to see us while in the city, if yon
are interested In the markets. " We "ex
lend to you a hoarty welcome, to make
ur ottlcee over the Cotton Exchange
vour headquarters. Buy F, 8., buy luly
wheat and cotton on breaks. Phone 129,
; Notice of flale. -
, ; COLLECTOH'S OFFICF,
4th Mst, Halelgb, N. 0. (
NoticM is hereby given thai tha follow-
4ng property seized hy C M Babbitt, dep
uty coliootur and rortetted to the unilea
8tates will he sold nt pulilio aution at
theHovernment liuilitlr sr. oorn-r Pollock
and Ciaven slreols In New Uem.N (1, at
13 n'cliM;k in, on the 3t)th day of April
wi hi. for cu-m.
1M in--kiia;-8 rontalnlnir nbont 1143
piilliinii duo whixki-y; n copper, still, i
HiU Riulorm cnpiieity; uno copper worm;
four fi rm-nlrrfl mill two iiihhu ttll
gr-ii'd from J tt K-h'it, near NnWj orl,
on the 111 li (1'iv l March l'HIl). Ala
two emfTd pic -l-.-i-ns cuntninln nine jh1-
liin corn w hi .lu'V, ael.ed tnilll . It Unj-
ersby t-'-irkny U.uv, di-puty c;li.-ctr
on ..ircli ID, 1: (.
1 vO. M. Hiii. i, nt, (Joll. 4th Dim.
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lih I 'M. N. 0.
Dobbin Ferrall,
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t B4LEI0r,lf. 0.
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Our :
Cobweb
When You Want
the Best-Beer
Tn tbe world call for ond fake no
other' bptlhe Philadelphia Trospect
Hivwing t o.'a Budwws Leger Bwr,
r.hn mi rest and best for - fcile by all
the loading saloons in the city and
at wholesale by JAS. F. TAYJLUH,
-. For tbo host 5o Lkjar in the world
try CnbunoW ; !f:.
: Tlie rtiresf and Best Liqnors i al
wavs on , hand. 19" Old, rresier
a specialty. The Ut for medicinal
purposes' at kc, :. v
fir
mailings
las. F.
Taylor
Week Commencing
Monday, April 16th
Fpecial Uelurii Eegntenui t of the
OPKRA I O.,
25 Ai lists Piesr.linK tir.ind and
Comic Opera.
Mascnt'c, K onc'ay nlnht,
Ba d Pnsba, Tusliy ni;li4,
Ol.vilt;-. Wtdncrday nigM, sj
Chimes o.' Ni-rraiindj, ThurBdny r ight,
Fra Mnvalo. Friday nin'",
I o'leuiian (lirl, Saiur-Iy r,iglt.
Srai? i ow on mle at Waters. lVces
First fi-ur ton (10; buiui.co down
stairs 7V. O.ilioiy SOc
Don't Be Careless
The sheer cobweb vaillngs which are
such a popular fancy this scatoi are
also admirably aibipted for the plaited
modes ' r where clinging elTects are ti
characterize- the gown. '
The nxefiilnewi of tbcae cobwib vall
IngS doc a not end with the seaion, ulnoe
they are very appropriate for Winter
wear at evening rceej t; na, a faet wor
thy of cmi'iidcratU n when economy
muxt b alndied.
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