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THE JOURNAL.
New Ben, N. C, April 20, 1900.
s. Index to New: Advertisement?.
Ji F JarvisVest. V
Business Locals.
DRAUGHT SODA and Coca Cola. ner
,- thebaratL.J.TaTWrV.
1IIU.K FOTTNU-Tnlton iin hv p.l v Pal.
urday night. If rot ca'lid for in five
, days will le sold lo pay expenses. J.H
' Hargett, Chief of Polioe. " , ,
WANTED Position as salesman bj
young man experienced in tit genera
mercantile business, address E,, thl
- offina. -1' -.
TUE finest Beer always on draught, a
J ..oob'8, Middle Bfcet .- '
, ' Schedule of Halls.
Arrirat of mails from north and west
i daily except Sunday, 10:30 a; m.; 6:40
p. m. Wilmington and the couth 6:30
; p". m.;Morebead City 8:00 a. m.
Leave. North and west 9:00 a. m. and
,. 8 50 p. m.; Wilmington and south 0:00 a.
; m.; Morebead City 8:50 p. m.. i ,' ,
MKDATBt '"
Vails arrive from north and west 0:40
,' a m.j 5:40 p. m: Leave WX a. m.; and
5.45 p. m. ',' .
The publie will please bear in mind
. . that the morning mail for the North and
. - West closes at 8:15 a. m.'
That, the afternoon mall for north and
-- west closes at 8:00 o. m. -
; For Horehead City at 5:15 p. U. Alio
th,at the afternoon train carries no mail
for intermediate points betweer here
. and Qoldsboro. ; Respectfully. ;
. -. Sbtmoub W. Hakcook r
MchlS, 1900. Postmaster
r . Ladles Silk Waist. .
We place on sale this week a beautiful
lot of ladles silk waists In black, old-rose
lavender etc., made pf all silk taffeta and
tucked alt over, perfect fitting and very
swell, price $4.75 each.:.
- A r : ' G. A. Barvoot.
A fine lot of Turkeys at the Oak's
Market. ' V,:1:" - " "' .
A nice lot of Cranberries, Oranges and
Lemons, at J. It Parked, Jr. 's Broad
street grocery house. '. - 0
Have your prescriptions filled
at Davis' Pharmacy.
Clothing- For Baxter. '
Don't fail to see our flue clothing and
lll save your money. Respectfully,
'..'.--,. , J. J. BAXTER.
. .; Umbrella Talk. ' '
This time very Interesting, 100 ladles
and mens silk umbrellas, asot handles to
select from, we olTur this week only,
this lot of 100 valued f 1.50 at the special
low price $1.10 each,
O. A. Hauhoot.
Motion's Early Rose Seed Pota
toes at J. F. Taylor's, foot ot mid
dle street.
Choice Mutton and Veal at Hie Onk'a
Karket.
Ilavejour prew-Hptlmi Ci'i 1 at Ph V
rimrnmry.
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V, ilmingion, C , n;i.l rVott Utbt
djnhtt-r of j;r. a:id -Mrs. S II. i?.:.itt of
this d:y.
The wed.ilng was a pretty homo af
fair with 11 iry rulativts and friiuls prr
ent to Cflt braie the ha;py oeeuslon. The
ceremony began by the appearance ol
Ushers, lir. Geo. N. Ennett and Mr L.
A. Davis who extended ribbons aero s
the room, then the groom leaning on tLe
arm of the best man, Mr; J II. Talor,
Jr., of Wilmington. The Maid or Honor
Mjss Ad lie Cutler receded the I rid
who appioaehed on the arm of her faili
er. The ceremuny aj performed b)
Rev. H. B. John of Centenary M. E
Church and the wedding ring was used
and the Mendt Is iohn 'wedding march
W8 played by Mrn. 4. &.. Mcadojvs.
The br.de was very becomingly attlnd
in a tan cloth travelling suit, trlmmtd
with velvet with hat to match,' and car
ried a beautiful bouquet of bride's roses.
Miss Addie Cutler as maid of honor, wa
dressjd in a Pastel green silk costume,
trimmed with white applluue, and car
ricd pink roses. - . -'
The rooms were beautifully arranged
an I decorated with flowers and the aofl
light - of candles , added to theT fleet.
T itre were many handsome ptesj s of
silver, and other articles given the
relatives and friends of the young peo
p'e. . - ' - .
1 JThe young couple loft by the Atlantic
Coatl Line and make a short ctop at
Pol ocksvlllf, Mr." Haywood's" former
ho aei-;; Tney will go to Wilmington tr
day their future home. Mr. Haywood
was accompanied by his brother, Mr
Cha -les L. Baywood of Durham.- The
g.-oom is a member of the stall of the
WU nington Dispatch, being the local
e jit r of the paper.
' - - DIED. , -
- i'Ti, Elizabeth i. Bryan,.wldow flf tht
foe Johnson H. Bryan, died at her home
ln'thls county on April 24th In the Gjnrt
year of her sga, . .. .,1 .
. Egg Hunt Near Jasper. ,
' Tuers will bo an ere hunt unon -the
grounds, at the homo of Mrs. A. I). Daw-
see, near Jasper, next Saturday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
An admission of 10 cnts will be charged
The proceedsre for the Episcopal
church. .
' " Presbyterian Churchy
i There will be theregular weekly pray
er meotlmr. hsld In the above named
church to-night at 8 o'clock and public
worship on Sunday next, ', morning and
ev ning. AH of these services will be
conducted by Rev H. 8. Bradahaw of
Hlllsboro, N, O. , -
Thepubllo are cordially Invited.
; PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS..
Mr. Tom Brogden of Trenton, Is In the
city. - v- .
. Mr. George Allen returned to Raleigh
yesterday. .
Miss Elizabeth Ellis returned to Peace
Institute yesterday, .
; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Qeter, returned to
the city, yesterday morning.'', ,
Mr. 0.8. PIttman ofSwansboro, is
spending a few days In the city on busi
ness, '- ' : ' ' 1 ;. ' ,, ;
.' 8. O. Bragaw, Esq. of Washington,
N. C, is In the city, attending United
States Court , ' .
Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, in
vlgorate the body by using DeWltt's
Little iarly Risers. These famous little
pills always act promptly. F. 8, Duffy.
United States Court Proceedings.
Court convened at 10 o'clock a. m
His Honor, Judge Purnell, presiding.
The V. 8. Attorney, Marshal and other
court officers in attendance.
In the matter of the United States vs
Five Casks of Corn Whisky claimed by
John D.' Dinkins, an order was made
dismissing the proceeding and direcliiig
the property to be turned over to the
Defendant. .
The esse of the United Slates vs Joseph
Outlaw Ward for breaking luU the Tost
Office at New Bern, the defendant wi
tried by a Jury and convicted and being
under 18 y ears of age was sentenced to
he confined lu the designated tlicforma
lory for one year and a day.
In the caso uf 1 lie United Stales v
Jason Joynur and Kd Flanagan of I'ltt
county, charged wlih removing ami ron
ceallng spirits, the jury relurni 1 a ver
dict of not f:ui)iy aa to Joyner ami pnijiy
as to Finn ;ui. The d'-fenilant n ill U:
senii-iiced this i nlng.
The Adu.liii'iy i r,-,., .Iin ; (.f ( ; ,r
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T.,o i , : s I'a; . .Ai-is vi i... ut at
llieir rooms on Ciaven siri-i't U.i aiun
nooif at 4 ociocK. A full tttteiulance of
UKMabers is urej.
1 h : baibir shop of Bieward Callaiiy
has beea adorned with a long hamlaou.e
ouli incased minor am. the room has
bueu nicely repainted audirnanieuUd.
iicmeinlier the State camlidalej will
s eilt here on May 4ih, neit week Frl
d iy.. There should be some action taken
looking to giving them a good ret epilon,
The Republican county convsnllou
meets ioday at noon at the torn house
and It is predicted that it wilt Uj a lively
sjrt of picnic with "rcgulariiy" lor the
countersign.
The Craven couuty Democratic head
quarters will occupy the same rooms on
fcoulh Front street next Hotel Cbaltawku
at last campaign. The place has beeu re
paired and put in order for the purpoeo
- Have you numbered your house? Re
member the free mail delivery servict
goes Into effect next week, antUiouses
suould all bo plainly numbered so thai
mail can be. delivered without trouble
and to. the right place. ' ,
The Journal acknowledges the Invlu.
tiou of Rev. Charles MNLewlster, . l'rin
cipal of the Graham Academy at Mar
shallberg, to be present at the comrucnci
nunt exercises April 27 29. Friday night
a dramatic entertainment will be given
by the Senior Class and Saturday ulght
tae exercises, will be held. A handsome
announcement card is Issued by the
Academy. ,,- ' ..' '. ' J,
' J. I. Carson, Prolhohotary," Wathlngk
tone's., eaya, have found Kodo
Dyapepsla Cure an excellent remed)
In case of stomach trouble, and have de
rived great benefit from its use." It dl
gests what you eat and can not fail to
cure. F 8 Duffy. -
- Curio Department at the Fair. -
Tho follntlon lu the Curio I pari
ment this year, wus almost entirely new,
and exceedingly interesting. ' . ..
. We saw a number of photographs sent
bT. Bltunt Smith, Illustrative of l f
la Cuba, and of Colon Cemetery, and the
graves of the Maine victims. -
, There was also a bunch of while hya
o acts, male of porcelain; butcloie'y re
s-mhllng nature's own, that had been
take ! from one of the graves.' A piece
of the sash and gold fringe from Garcia'
grave. A piece t of the first American
flag canted through Hrana by the 1st,
N, C. Volunteer Idf antry and a piece ol
the rope that held the last Spanish flag
over Morro, . There was also picture
f the famous bone yard, of. which Mr.
Smith wrote us an account while be was
there, with the 1st, K. O. treopsr and
many other things collected by him.
There was a collection of furs from Aus
tralia, among them an opossum, the fur
being much longer and softer than our
native opossum, and the' tanned skin of
an immense snake killed in Australia. A
collection of lovely pressed fern leaves
from New Zealand; fail of bleached
banana leaves from Honolulu, and a
most lovely silk lace handkerchief, pur
chased In Egypt, and showing the handi
work of the people of that country.
Also two white Ivory elephants, carved
by band, from a piece of the elephants
tusk, by the natives of Calcntia and
ot'ier things sent by Mrs, 0. Schollenbtr
ger.
'A number of pieces of homespun,
spun and woven In this county, prior lo
the Revolutionary war, and some quaint
old ear rings, sleeve loops and knee
buckles, worn at the same period, were
sent by Miss Banna Shute.
A silver soup ladle; gravy ladles and
sugar tongs, once used rn the families of
General Frederick liargelt.
1 A pin cushion with silver band, and
the name E. Moore 1804, and a sample
with dale 1802, work done by a student
ef Nine Partners school, Foughkeepidc,
N. Y, - ' i
, The mether of Mrs. A. T. Baxter of
this city, who also exhibited sea mosae
gathored andpretacd on the shores of
Cnpolod, more than fifiy years ago,
There was a wonderful three nmst ship,
built In a bottlo lib Iioubi k and tices on
the thoro In the roar, made by a native
of Norway.
SI if. W. F. Ahcrly Hill a wooden cmub
carved by hand, by the natives of Bom
bay and a rliig worn on the tot-4.
Tliuie was number of old booU
more than century old.
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im i t,u-y ainl a diawn woik center
p. i ' i fcl,..t..e:u Cluric, aa of whom
uie gins m their teeu.s, yet tlio work
will compiira Very favor.dily with tint of
the older glila. It does seem as if every
child who nukes an exhibit hero should
have either a Ft.!;1 premium, or a spe
cial premium, a id we tiust our people
will see to it another year and donate
sever, 1 a p ial pr.m urns to this D
partmenL. " . 'i" .
We have net mentioned everything
that wartixhibiled in this -room. But
the Fair Association teyders its thanks
1 1 each and every one who contrlb tied
and hopes to hear from them again
another year. . . ' ... ,, . h v
VOICE OF PEOPLE,
Buying the Waterworks. :
Eo-JouiiNAL: I seiln today's Jodb
hal notices that books of registration
Avlil be opened for the election to be
hdd on the proposition to lsue bonds
'or the purchase by the city of the
Water Works and Sewerage; plant, and
as the election day will soon be at hand,
May 15th, I would like to hear some of
the polnls Involved and hope the matter
will be discussed, fully. . ,
At pr sent X am very favorable to the
propositon, for if tho matter Is as I) apT
peats to me, It will be a good investment
for the city and will. promote the health
and sanitation of the city. The city now
pays $323,60 a month, or $3,870 a year
for water, that only being for fire pur
poses and the street sprinklers. If the
full amount of bonds to- pay for the
plants be issued, $80,000, and the bonds
be placed at par at not over f per Cent,
the Interest will amount to $1.000 yearly;
Thus the amount now paid for Water
wl J about pay the Interest charges, If
the teal Cost of thu plant, 75,000 be fig
red, the amount now paid for waur
Aould more than pay il. Interest, for 1
iindeistatid the other $5,100 1 to go Into
-niprovliig -and txlcndlng the. prop
erty. ' ;.
Tl,a ell v would then be i,1,1h In in,
m 0
rease : thu use of watKr . for all publlo
puroos. s atyl the r xpenses of running
the laut would be met by Iho water ren
a' to piivate persons, and this should
more than meet the expenses, and leave
a surplus logo Into stinking f and to
pay the bonds unon maturity. -
, Tl ere are some other ' ( oints which
might be touched upon, which I hope to
see brought before the publlo between
now and tho 10th, of May.
, '- " ' Pitooilafa.
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- Notice.--' ,r
To the voters of the First Ward, New
Bern,N. CT
The onderslgned having been p
pointed Registrar for the first Ward of
the City of New Bern, N. C, for the
election to be held on the 15th,' day Of
May 1000, on the proposition lo Issue
bouds for the pure base of Water Works
and Sewerage will open the books -or
the purpose of registration of voters at
the City Hall in Mew Bern, N. C, on
Thursday, Frday and Saturday preced
tng the election, being the lOth.Uth and
12thdaysof May,190. .
- R.R.IIi .
;' Registrar.
April 25th, 1900. ' ,. . '., ,
To the voters of the Second Ward New
- Bern, N. C. '. :'.';.
the onderslgned having been ap
pointed Registrar for the Second Ward
of the City of New Bern, N. C. for the
election to be held on the 15th day of
May 1000 on the proposition to Issue
Bonds for the purchaso ef Water Works
and Sewerage will open the books for
the purpose of registration of voters at
the Court House In New Bern N. C. on
Thursday Friday and Saturday prcci
ding tho election, being ,tbe 10th, 1 lib
and i;th days of May 1300.
II L. llAU,
Registrar.
April 25th. 1900.
To the voters of the Third Ward, Ncn
. Ebrn,N.C.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed registrar for tlie Third Ward of Iho
city of New Hern, N. C, for tho election
lo he held on the 15th day of May l!l 10,
on Dm proposition to Itwuo liomlj for
tlm puiehane of Wilier Works and sewer-
8 wi.l o;n
of viii
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' ' I '- diiig iho t!. .inn. heing the
l Uli, ltU and liih ilr.i of May 1!)uO.
C. J. lic'AitTliv.
lieitisirar.
Aprd 25, 1900.
To the voters of the bixth Ward, New
F.ern, N C.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed registrar for tho Sixth Ward of the
city of New Bern, N. C, for I ha election
to be held on Ihu 15th day of Jfay 1900,
on tho proposition lo -issue bonds for
tbo purchase of Water Works and sewer
age will open Ike books for the registra
tion of voters, at the Hook and Ladder
Truck Co's house opposite Fair grounds
in New Bern, N. ft , on Thursd.iy, Fii.
day and Saturday proceeding the elec
tion, bcinK the 10th, 11th and 12th daj
of May 1900. - , ' "
JmtH S. Mu.i.ER,
- '' Uoilsliar.
April 25111, 1000 '
WHEN TRAVEURG -Whether'
on pleasure bent or business,
lake on every trip a bottle of By rap of
Figs, aa It acts most pleasantly and effec
tually, on the kidneys, liver, and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches, and- othoi
forms of sickness. For sale In BOceni
bottles by all leading druggists. Msnu
facturcd by the California Tig Syrup
Co., only. ''...
: Executor's Notice. '
-. Having duly qualiOed as Executor and
Executrix of the last will and testament
of, Hervey B Duffy, deceased, life under-
sipuuu uereoy yivu noiire lo ail person!-
n l ling c aims aghlasl thn eitate 01 tlir
said Hervey B Duffy decea-ed, topresi d
the s(.me duly verified as, required by
law, lo the undersigned or el her of then
on or beferc the 13th day of April 1001,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar ol
their recovery. An I all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make im
mediate p iymmt to the undesigned or
either of them. ",..
- This April 13th, 1000. ' I
FRANCIS DUFFT. Exrcutnr;
" JULiEf C. DUFFy, ExecutHV
Washing Made Easy
Is catching phrase for 1 o iscwivcs
n i maids. It's A dream dnub'y dellht-
f.il in reality and coroei with: putting -in
of ihe new, modern Tubs which -1 r -special
features of our Plumbirg Wo k
A bouse with such tubs is a haalxe.i
No one would think of leaving a place
where they are found. None crl loise
our charge. ', '- ' -
Hynan ; Supply r. sCo.
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T ; ,c 49 CRAVEN BTIiERT : -
Dobbin & Ferrall
At Tucker,":
. RALEIQI', N, C
Hand Block Foulards,
$f and $tJ5yd. ;
24 incl;ca wide.
Brilltante Crepe ' I
de Chines, $125 yd.
24 inches wi'de.
IJetalic TaffetaS,
Pastet Shades, 85c yL
19 int1tc3 wide,
Do!;t;in C: Fcrral!,
I:vcryl;c:ly Vcars
m. - . -
l Wl: I :r: iff J 1') fliml.'-Il J'(HJ
v. i li i- ''i Uilh-'ut' v,
; i . v lit nil f iM-Ys
IVhl 111 UUUV$!y
Summer sewing is
as the days lengthen
O That's why 'we
b .:.-t. 1.1 . -..1...
early, that's - why we 7 price them . so g
g temptingly. There is scarcely an item O
0 in otir large white goods stock that is
any costlier than it ever has beeh. -.
Jk. TL 1 :
i fie same yuuu vaiuez in wiiue iaujns,
nainsooks, long cloth dimities,' piques;
Swisses, organdies, etc, that itoe haie
J always given. , . : :r -
2 - ,WhiteLawnsal 5, 8, lkl2J, 15, 20 ami 25c , 5?
a i ei-jpiuu. ijhwuv i aou mm
-. urguuuica at iijio, no, oo, ov, ou uu iuv. : ,
' Piques 10, 15,' 18, 20, 25, 30 and 35c. A '
- fc , i v
We have all necessaries to make the x
Summer dress complete.
? AU:ovor-Lace 35, 60, 65, 75o and $1, 00.
Chiffon, allrOver-Appliqno $2 50 yd.
vChiffoa L'and Applique; 1 25 yd.
. Val Imp, 25o to $2 60 per docn yards.
Swiss and Nuinsook Elites and Inserting?. -
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OUR MILLINERY
f: Keeps m close touch Wh the new : K .
; ' style's as they come out in NcTp York. V-
' -Every week we receive fresh novel
J . ties and you can always he assured
v 'of the latest here. .' f . ; "
tO. cMarks
JXTAV ItVAlUt
GRIST-MILLS.
-. "New Mills ;
: :". Rolling t hcut
' Elevators and
- Corn Cleaner
Of the Latest Improved and Up-
' . to-Date Mill Ilachinery. -
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YOUR i-TBADE 13 , tOLICiTaO.
fW SPECIAL PAmUkpn ticlratt
laj and pollaliinp Rraln hi fore roing'
thn nth the-mill". 'which Ir sores puie
meal, ,
Corri, Hominy, Oats and Vlted F.ed
GEORGE BISHOP.
'NewBoln, N.C. - , '
When You Want
the Best Beer
. '. - ,'..''
Inlho world fall for and tiikeno
other but the I'hilatU'lphia Prospect
Hrowitiff (.'o.'s ludweis Lager Beer,
tho jmrost and best for sale by all
tho leading saloons in tho city and
at wholcsiilo.by JAS. PTAYLOl?.
For tho best 5o C igar iu the world
try Cubivitoliu' . . ,
Tho rnrest and Best Liquors al
ways on hand. I jr Old lorester
.... . . . T ,
a specialty. I HO neBt lor m uicinai
piirjmi-'es at ''
Jr.3.- F. Taylor's,
18 Middltt Klreet. .
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best done now; o
the desire for, this
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Company X
Buggy Exhibit.
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known Bungles as they are i xhtbi ej nt '
the fair U.oi n I. : Tl m- st r. li d le and
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Bruthi),
Carbide,
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Ceaiteri,
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