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71b k ifyoa oltoe me,
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that it takes money to cary on business
successfully.
You do me an injury, whether inten
tionally or not; in delaying settling
your account.
So I ask you to please make an early
settlement.
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
' Vade Mecum Spring,
AfiunliUK more than 20,000 alloiiN per day.
ANALYSIS GRAINS PIR U. S. GALLON:
Potassium Sulphate 512.1
Scxlium Chloride 1.4687
Magnesiuiii riuljiliate l!J..ri934
CalcianiOhUiride 0 541H)
Calcium Hulplmtn 64.55S1
Calcium Hi-r-arliniiiitt' 11.5 8A
Iron Bi-carhimalH 1.995
Lithium Kulpliatn Trsrcs
Silica A58H
Orftnir Matter anil Vulatilv In
organic Matuir 5.872ft
Total-Grains, 105.M54
Above annlysia made by me uliows
freedom from .surface wator and quite
large amounts of Hulphata Carbonate of
Calcium and Hulphate of Magnesium.
J AH. M. WHITFIELD,
Analytical Chemist.
Richmond Va.. Sep. 4, 1WHI.
Winkton, N. C October 10, 1900.
After quit an extended experience of prescribing and noting re
sults of various mineral waters, I unhesitatingly think this water the
best renovator and. "builder up" of them all. For Scrofula, Catarrh and
Blood Diseases generally it is almost a Specific. Too much, in my opin
ion, cannot be said of the curative properties of Vade Mentim Water,
D. N. DALTjON, M. D.
For sale by F; S. DUFFY, Druggist,
A Freh lot P mall Pig lUnm, BreakUtt "Btripn ltd Kio Hams
and English Curfd Rliouldere.
If you want oinethlng nice try orr 8moked Pork Fau
tagefl, cked in nil, 12Jc lb, they are all right. W also hare
a full line of ('mined Meat, Vegetable, Soup, etc.
If you want good .bread, try our 2 lo and - 8c Floor thf j
can't be beat an yw lure. '
. We are alio headqaartori for
Morning Glory Brand of Coffre
owe ana bc prr prmna u a iraae winner.
(Jive ui a trial and we will guarantee to pieaae you
. """"" Your for busine,
C T - 23. aPaAJEBKBK, Jr.,'
X Wholeaal bb4 RtrUU Orocer, .
J PUOHI 69. . Cm, nroad A IfancMk Nul '',
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Weatherproof. A good
bams, tables and 'all out bullding-s. "...-
Elastic Carbon Paint for your roof. "
tuont
Sulphuric Anhydride (SOS) 47.9946
Lime (CaO( S5.4228
Magnesia (MgO) 4.5812
Iron(Fe) S008
Potash (K20) 8988
Soda Na80) . , 7788
Chlorine (CI) 8.9669
Llthia (Li20) Traces
Rilica (8i08) 5639
Carbonic Anhydride (COS) 6.9372
Organic and VolatiluJInnrganic
matter 5.8720
Total drains, 106.0448
From the Analysis of Dr. Jas. M. Whit
Held the foregoing figures ai&-deducted.
TH08. CLAUKK, A. M. Hi. D.
Bond University, Germany.
Nov. 87. 1900.
Flue Butter and Coffee, Oar .
No. 1,3, 8 and 4, at 20c, 25,
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paint for warehouses
Gacklll Hardware to
Hll'f D0BL1IT0RT-H
Directors Sojaitrj Home resar go
Bolld Within Approprlatlou
, 1
Ex-TreB. Worth Will Tarn Oyer
"M fTOrj- Peaee laWl
tate. Tlesnlt of Strike. . ,, .;
Zee at the Park.
Riligh, July 25, Work has not at
jet begun On. the dormitory it the Bol
diera' Home here for the reaton that the
dtreotort decided to have -rarloiM build
ers examine the place and fee If the
building caa be completed within .the
$5000 allowed by the legislature. The
frontage will be 110, th depth AO.' f he
old dormitory la to be removed and'all
Iti available timber need in the conit&c
tlon of the hew one. ' I "
Ex-8tate Treasurer Worth baa formally
notified his bondmen that" he will tuti
over all hla property to them toward
making good the stealings of W. H, Mar
tla whe was hie clerk. The1 Baltimore
oompanylc vyaljlaInjK .bpda.maa
will heveito be aaeicU uiUk tt
Chairman McNeill of . the corporation
commission ba bought a very attraolvi
place here andiAvIll make Raleigh? hit
Ureat satialactlon is felt Here at tne
news of the appointment of Bradley J1.
Wooten ie a teoonf , lieutenantoy In the
regttlar Oavalry. . lettergram the TJnb
ted States Senator who secured the ap
pointment saya .Woolen has reflected
mach credlt:poa hit State by his con
duct In service In the Philippines.' I
President Dinwiddle of Peace Insti
tute here finds the demand for morel
room so great' that be has leased a spa
cious residence owned by General It: F.
Hoke for use as a dormitory.
Nearly all the Seaboard Air Line ma
chlaista here are arranging to go to
Portamoutb to get work in the shops
there at only six are to be retained here.
No work save In the way , of simple re
pairs Is to be In future done at Raleigh.
The plan of re-openlng the shops burn-
ed,ln 1898; I abandoned,'' T machin
ists find that they are worte off than
before the strike began, aa the have had
two and a half months work, and will
have to leave here here to get work.
At the city "parK "here a "oo" has
been established and' It is already quite
a feature. A hearts to arrlre In a few
days, the gift of the Seahoaid Air Line
Library Association1. A pit It now being
prepared for him. , '-
There were teatterod local showers In
lli.t section last nlghli with much elec
tricity. "
The discussion of the issue of bonds
$30,006) fpi itroet ltoTetnCTvttiere ft
qulle;iiTjjr. i lie-opponents or tne u
tue have raised 1 campaign' fiwd and
nave sjrea iwnTjngntA f j
Chairman otcNcIll of tb C
. Corporation
Oommlselon says holders of bank stock,
State er National, are not entitled to
have their liabilities oV-ducted from the
amount of snch stock when listing It for
taxation.
Garment Workers Gain.
Nw Toaa, July 94 Thirty-one man
nfaeturers have Ibtf fr , nwU satlsfac
lory agreetneati iwlth luaJ-tnlwd Osr
meat 'Workers. ; - ' ..
According to General Secretary White
the strike will probably last .three weeks
longer. The striker say that 7,000 ad
dillonal men 9,000 of thorn from Newark
went oat tody, Making 8fl,000 lo all.
Carolina Leaf ue Games.
Special to Journal.. , . , . .
Raleigh, Jaly lo.-Today't score, Wll
Ington 8, Raleigh t.
Charlotte, July The borne team
easily' defeated Tarboro, today, score,
Charlotte 8, Tarboro I.
Hailstones Wclgniof 3 pounds ?
Bt. PcTKBsaoao, inly S4 A had.
storm JajUM.dMrkit of Schists, govera-
Me crops over a win area,, inree
and saaVTm brsTklllesl. iHUnUr
lock of Itteep and f6 lusia.enlt were.
earrledof by a lood. iftnae ol.tbe btiL
sloan wslgbed three pounds., (
A bad eomplesloB generallf ,resull
from laaetlve Tlvsf and 'bowels, la all
sootk easeav ' DeWftt't " Little"' Early
Riser redno tiMtfyla rwalts. FS.
Daffy Oe, ' V" "' :
' Oil IVayV Awful Recorl n-
Watklngloa, Jnly iLfti. Ual, with
KM, had tb hlgkeet leetperatisr la Its
lUlory." " -- r'
. LovlevMle. with 107, fc)iosrrMtd U-
Mi. rMl did the Msnsvlu w record
For II hoert tie mercury at sfc
too 4 Ksaia tlly, The .maximum
il"' trws,108 : - t
Ta Ilaeer I0r fmrrtdrs ow In
eluds Us Upper Mississippi Vales'" it
Uwsr Mltenorl Valley, and-lbe Ml.UIle
tad lowe Ohio Valley. .
castohia
Tof I;.;...!t and CL''.'.;eV ,
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SWANSBOR0."
July 8t-Mr. " Stanly Oaksmlth' of
Hollywood Carteret county, was in town
a few day ago prospecting.
Judge Hugh Humphrey of-Ooldsboro,
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was her for several day lately rustica
ting, and taking fat oar sea breezes, Esq.
Hugh was once a native of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Herring, of Orien
tal Pamlico county, are here visiting
their relatlVe and friend. .
Mrs. R. L. Williams and children, of
Portsmouth Va., are here visiting their
parents and friends.
Mrs. Idk Williams and children of Wll
mingtonljT. C, are among the visitors
here.
Dr. W rf. Bunting and Mr. Walker
Mean of Wilmington are taking In our
healthful resort now. 1
Mr. Ambrose Guthrie of Punta Oorda,
Fla., Wat here last week visiting.
Mr. E. R. Provost of Indian river Pla.
came a few days ago and will stay a
month before hit return. "Buck" It a
native of this. State and county and
hasn't been here In 13 years.
Mr. R. C. Foster, formerly of Swant-
boro, now of Flomerton Alabama, came
to tee us all and remained 2 weeks, be
left yesterday for Alabama.
We have more visitors In the summer
than we can accommodate, every week
we Lave letters from whole families
wanttug to come to Swantboro for
health and recreation; and have to write
them back, there la no chance to board.
We need a hotel and need it bad, also a
railroad. Some one please come and
look and see what a great placet this Is
for your comfort, provided "WWi-a hotel
and railroad, or either, one would bring
the other suro. Some moneyed firm
should try It quick.
Very little sickness here, very healthy
now, two deaths la the place In 10 years
grown people, they were ovei 50 years
old, each. Our population now Is about
350 all told, no colored in the place.
Mr.'John O. Barber, near here, died
last week, aged BO years, lio leaves
wife and several children- Hev. F. 8,
Recton performed the burfal service at
Lebano Church, near Swansboro.
Tee people here and near abouts live
to be old before they die, two deaths
among the colored population In our
neighborhood last week, were Israel
Jones, aged 127, and Kitty Jones, aged
101. Don't this show a healthy com
munity, ? we think so.
)lr. J. Herbert Ward,.(Uubby), former,
ly of Swansboro, now of Falson, and
Miss Mollle Bell, daughter of W. II. Bell
of Belgrade, this county, were happily
married last Weduetday, at Belgrade, by
Rev. F. 8. Bocton. They gave us a short
visit and left for their future home at
Falson'a yesterday.
One or two more marriages soon, so
things look now. Our town is on the
Increase U the time. If one dlos two or
three come, only -twelve bsbies In the
place now.
Uev. J. B. Olive Is holding a protrac
ted meeting at Bear Creek Church this
week, Rut. A. W. Setter of Morehcad,
Is doing tber preaching. Bear Creek
Church Is five miles from here, J B Olive
Is pastor, Baptist.
Rev. Mr. Becton preached a good ser
mon here last Hnnday night to a large
audience. Rev. C. R. Paul hat gone to
the tt rails for two weeks on a visit to
hit people.
Mr. E. Wlndloy and wife, of Trenton,
came last week oh a Visit, Mr. Wlndley
ha taken the contract lo finish the Bap
tist Partonige here snn will' be with ul
for a season. "'
Schooner W. T. Parkers, Capt. George
Howard, la In port loading with ' lumber!
for New York. She Is a three matter.
W. O.
It It emler to keep wolt thin get
enrod. DeWltt't Little Early , Risers
taken now and then, will always keep
your bowel la perfect order. Tbey
never (ripe but promote an easy gentle
action. F. 8. Duffy A Co.
GBDDY.
Jaly !4 The weatber I Very warm
and ha been very rainy, but It It hot
and dotty now. We are- xpetttlif 4
larger freshet la the river thl tint thin
w had before.' .'' v'---;. ".
' We ara having a protracted meetlof
at La' Chapel" thl week,' tber hat
been a very large crowd o far, w hop
It will eontlna oao to tb tad ofth
meeting. . Rev, Lowder I th preacher.
Mr. Bishop Dadley who bat been very
UI II Improving little."" "
There I a toga la oar aelf hborhood.
W would tle to Sad bin oat Thtr
ha be WitllBfTIoqe la three pl
all don about lh earn time. . They
msy not aow be In or. vlolalty aad w
know ao who H I ot where they are.
Mr. and Mr. William Haft of Ktnslo
sre vlrttlni their parent la onr vlcl
ItyT' ' - - . " .' .
Mr. Levey 111 anger tad Mis Mla'
Oaaiiat of roar city are vUltleg tb.tr
other, Mr. NBey Osakto.' " ' .
. ; ' Had White aad Blue
, A CHlU WJOTS. . '
Tb pleasant flavor, gatl action, ad
toothing effect of ftrep of Figs, wba
l need of 1 1 alive, and If lb father or
mntbaf be ot!t or billon, lb moat
gratifying rulta follow lu ne; to that
It It thl tfl fsmlty rrmtdy kaow' and
very family should hart btUe. Majia-
fMtered by tb Callforala Fig Byrtip
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Tobacco Curing. Cojtoa Good but. Corn
' i.tJ i .
Poor, : Religious Services.
JuIy 86 The tobacco farmers are
busy curing tobacco aow.S Tbelr crop
were badly aamaged by dry weather, but
has Improved much since the rain.
Cotton la small, but looks prosperous,
corn is damaged badly by the heavy
Winds'.
Mr. Abe Fisher and wife of Klverdale
Bpent Sunday at Wild wood visiting Mr.
W. T. Pelletlcr.
Mr John Bender of Pollocksville spent
Sunday at Wlldwood visiting his uncle,
Mr. T. J. Tolson.
Rev. M. I. Chappel preached in tho
M. E. Church Sunday at his regular ap
pointment. Rev. S. H. Isler preached a noble ser
mon Monday nlirbt at tho Presbyterian
church,
Mr. Willie McCabe and Mr. Johnnie
Watson went to Newport Monday even
ing on business.
Mr. D. Howells has the finest water
melons in our place.
Mr. W. A. Teasley has some fine to
bacco. It runs about 1200 or 1000 to the
aore. W
When you want a modern, up-to-date
physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free at F. S. Duffy & Co'a. drug
Btore. -
Failing Vision Inevitable.
Strange to say while all parts of the
bodyis growing, tho eyes are going
back, this begins at the 10th year, but
docs not become manifest until middle
life; at the ago of ten the eye posncsses s
near point of (I!) throe Inches, at (20)
wenly four inches, at (3(1) thirty, 5t
nehes, at (40) forty, 9 Inches.
At this period the near or close point
liKH receded beyond a comfortable (Us
ance, because of a flattening of the eye,
alak8. hardening of the lens and a weak
ening of the muscle governing it, there
fore as the power of making the lens
more convex Is removed and as the eye
becomes flatter, yoo must see that trou
ble commences and aid must lie had
from some source.
Science and art has bestowed uh will
that aid In glasses which adds convexity
to the eye and rcstotoa the near point ti
a comfortable distance.
Von ran get them fitted correctly by
J. O Haxtkk, Jr.,
Ordinate Optician.
Thotc fainons little pills, DcWIii'f
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their doty, thus clvlng
you pure, rich blood to reenperate your
ody. Are easy to take. Never gripe
C. H. Duffy & Co.
Personals From Chip.
July Jilth To day has been the hot
test of the season.
Several of our young people attended
the protrflclcd mooting at Lano's
Chapel.
Miss Lla.le Kwetl lsApendlug thr
week with relatives Were
Our baae ball bny)l will play
the
Yancoboro boyt Friday at !1:.'1Q p. m
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1. Htreot rotnrnvil
.Sunday from a visit to relatlfes at As
klos. '
Mitt Annie Ewoll Is tearhlng a pri
vate school at Oak Groro school house.
We with her groat success.
' Mr. sad Mn. C. H. Dougherty return
ed Thursday from a visit to Hvn
Springs.'-Mr. Dougherty says they bad
most "ramgageoo" lime.
Mr. Asa Avery has accepted position
with Mr. W. K. Brown st Vaocelmro.
Mrs. L. V. Lancsner who hat been
very tick, we are glad lo rtporl it con
valescent.
Meesr. C. T. Tat and J M. Wilcox.
of Uma, wsr In oar mklst Haadty.
Mia Bonnie Willi Is vltltlng relatives
si Lima. '
Meatr. Howard aad lloatar. of tb
Planter Warehoaw, of yoar elty, were
hrysUiday. s . . . : . -
Mr. B. C Laaeaeter has beea very
tick tot evral -.day. -
the Star Wsreboose, UreanvIlK aid
alr.Lawreeee Whltord,.f Clsy Root,
Wr la on i aslgbeor hood to day.
Mr.Ua Brewer, of Mapf -Ofpreee,
reiaraedlaallhareday freai attest
trip to BMefort. lie wa eoomnenUd
by Mbae Deity aad lea Brewer., j ,
"'' " - . WaatwirM WiM.rm.
Pit -tUsi' th,anony roe ed wfJl be
qtlekly and petmsarally healed If )oa
DtWIlft Wltok lletel Aalve.- Be
wste Of wntlhUe oaaterftlt. P. B.
Daffy A Co. .' ,. v- u ., .
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.Top the People. -
f)f Vir ad ".in" h"iiar fnf rtil.
N at t b p-tiitd lrt.ro gnry
builoeri I ata h -ttr prrfd u $m
b-ltt St.fitt.rfi rhy rd ini
Wot lrli. W1ip all k;nd Pt
hmI jiwlfr lorgo sliHa, n f wt
IUnnirilt Brti a ami laths ww
rldy t "i"rt rwUf. tnd T (
I? st y ii
iij l,ar'l!jf Aim) U.f(
t i rvpi 71 r" 'i
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Notice
t HlfiD mm
rmuD Liui
Corned
JUST RECEIVED.
Fancy Cakes and Crackers.
Canned and Potted Moats of all kinds
Fresh Clflver Hill Print Bptter. Fancy Cream Cheese.
Intsoi twl Ginger Ale on Ice, 3 bottles for 25c
l!ig Hams to eut, and Numerous other good things to eat,
nice and fresh.
Give me a call. Yours to please,
J. L. WEI
'Phone 91.
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0 Very Stimulating.
In warm wentlutr good cof-
3JJ fee is tonic mid stimulant,
gciiUe, effective and necesga-
try. Our coffees are very
niiiicti.ing, and repay tho
luivci in his expectations of
a delightful drink every time.
tVe ate still oll'eiing lioval
lilue --every fifth pound fieo.
We aii- still holding the
fort!
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer.
Thutsdayt Aug. f
OPENING DAY
At the Planters Warehouse.
We will have plenty of buyers, with the
ordera tor your tobacco, and you can do as
well on this market as any in the State.
Build up your home market by bringing
your tobacco here, 11 you do not get as much
for it as any other market, we do not expect
your patronise.
Come down to the opening and keep a
coming.
. Sales every week day at 11 o'clock.
J. M. HOWARD, Manager,
S. B. CURRIN, Auclioneer.
1 II p w 1 It 1 m
To Catch'Ftsb
( ' mm html nt aa antM I.
ry KmnU'I be tlabnrata or espetaiv
but It iNmM fee (nnd, Moat llkly yo
knme that ttirh aa Mitftt eaa be ntilatit
ed bora. . Dm) axiMl taylwf rlfti ONt
Innd, km ibttt w have the Aneat lla wt
Fishing mCT&chk
wttherily. We r rf aa a b UJate IrM
nbllea aall and li7Ttinf Qt
DwIm to Dicvoktw, Pmaaaiea, trOafiwo
. O'mna, pNTMsetiaArvaa, Joe Panrtiis,
Rvataa Prasrra, tiki twmm,6- ,
tl-fl Mlodk 11 fir hp., R. C
AI f. it f.ii kiiCl elAm
Dea, reVedtftif
f iowda, a 91. jJil f rjr
tMl fflf to May fat, ISA, are hereby
C llf Tf'rr,Tlnwm )uti!i. fnf tJ
r.fiit 1Umm ' vsxaki aUlnt Uw
from thli rWy, Ja!y IX1J.
-' ' J. J. fo ,'
CHyO-.
Tinnmnnrnnmn
rumomuuin
Mullets I
Wholesale
fc Retail
Orocer,
71 Ilroad St.
Phone 137
E. C. D. "A
0. D. LINE.
On tamtt e the aeewal !rn.ln to
rliy wltharaVit tWat wwrkw om Ntar-
dy Jafy IWi eatll furthw aoUe
wrtaf ner . the laaaw Mr.
berne will tall at II eVInrk, mom, oa
twiWy aaJ PrVtay. mafclng stop M
Orbta, Hnaaoke I,hkI aad Xsgi
ad knth Wy . ' .
vJw tUns M. C, Jal, It, m.
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Importanl Notice!
, A Pwh tUt to eirynwe Uvtesl
fw frn).,(rd rf..!an arnr rtae, tea treft
d slmrt ,m, lif vf t tgh .,
m.! tim; Una wi frm, c m .
K l't-i .tt.f.r,,ty t yrr '
h fUn t4 s.llinf, Ot font mm. n4
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