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NIW BIRN, N. C, WEDNKSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 19Q2.v:
TWENTIETH TIAR
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OFFERS THIS WEEK
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FOR EVERYONE
Ladies, Misses, Children and Babies, Gents., Boy's, Youth?. VJjf
REMEMBER "W art agehte for 'the well known makO-M
of Shoes-Ziegler Broa, and Thoe.HG. Jiant & Co. ...nv. W
Eiamina Tha Victoria". i2.0O. ' " .-' W
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Examine "The EmpressV
We hare the Best 11.00, $1.25 and 11.50 Shoe for Women
intheeity.. . ' SXt
In Men's, Our Patent Kids are ' the Latest, Prices $3.50,
$4.50, and $5.00. Look at them. CI eaper Shoes $1.25, $1 -6(C
$1.75, $2.00, f2.60 and $3.00. : " ' .. .
4 47- POLLOCRtSTREET.
V Fresh Country
and Side, Bacon,
Fancy New Orleans, West Indiajgand Torto Kico Molasses,'
Vanilla Drips and Maple Byrnp Just Received. .
We also have a full and and fresh supply of Fancy Cakes
and Crackers, such as Uneeda Biscuits, Une$da ; Milk Biscuits, ;
ysterettea, Cheese Sandwiches, Forentine Vanila Creams.'
Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ice ( reams, &c. . :
nnfi- fail nv. M tHkW and (rif.Fvraip flrrvmAT-iM frAfiH
and deliyered promptly.
Tears to
J. SR.
Wholesale end Retail Qrocer,
!r. ISroad, ITaneock (Sm.
PH0NI 69.
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J. -AL,
Livery, Feed,
oaie.ana
Krrhitnnfi
Large.td
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Also a complete line ef Baggies,
.'V-;.;'V, f '-' Broad
aD about earrlf;e from to Zi
:' and the old tsgr whn has held tlia
.' . reini for flrty Jmrt will tell 70a h hti
hd zperlenc and thit expeclenosJatC
' Itlea btm In fUtlng that lh beat cmr
ritgoi tot tyle, comfort and dunibilltj
are made nd told by Wten B""t
. rartory.
Vou will find any rrt of a biu , you
imy want to rofalr with. WearaUntid
' iiiiartnni in tlili bualneaaand can bAVK
you ilUWHiX. ;
G. II. Vr.lfrs d Hsa,
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' , 78 Broad 8t, Kkw r-siir, N. C.
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Please,
EES, Jr.,
finest Steele;
l Aa tk. n unit inof iA-A
Wagons,' Harries, Boher, Whips.
Street Stewarrt W4. Stand., ?
to finrcliasb your Rlcycle for
Bprln(f. , Cit Blcjf( U lmve boon tlnifid
and everybody who rhl them sn'ys tboy
are akead Of tUe K- " They ire ll(,-lit in
welKhtrCaiy ranauigdnd lliivjincci are
way down. ... ... .
If yor Blcygle l wi-ak- nr vwii at-
tontion. bring It l V pnsrnntBC
satltfaction. We muse Vi yn to lit any
k't k, ol(n and repair tyi
era, etc
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1 HISTINO,
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Dealer In B!Ctoi.er,Tiii:
Goods, rminoanAPim, .! n
' ,RvB8K Bra Mrs, 8iL 1 .
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Vampire Father. Several Bore Pardons
- Death From' Pneumonia. -State .
Charters. ' ; r "
Balsioh, N. 0., Feb IS The tempeta
tor took a tharp fall lut night and the
Indication are that the great anow will
remalo a considerable time. Very few
tide walks are cleared -and ihote are
merely narrow path. There U, itrange
to eay, no municipal regalatlon ia re
gard to clearing tldewalks, and the city
doe nothing towards clearing thorn.
The Btate anthorlses the Balelgh Ho-
ilery Company to Utae preferred stook
to the amount of $18,000. ' . ')
The new that there Is being formed
an association to . drive oat the "ram-
ptre" fathen, who make their little chil-
dren work in the cottoa mUli while they
themselTda live In utter idleness, ti very
gratifying. ; There are -plenty ottobh
"vampires" here and Indeed at most
places where, there . are mills, : In one
county the association has begun driving
the vampires" from lu limits. ,
Governor Aycock pardons Ed BUI,
colored, of Tyrrell county, ' who. killed
his wife and wu sentenced to five years
for manslaughter, of which he had aerv
ed twq. The pardon was recommended
by the solicitor and many cttlteua. ' The
jury was very doubtful about convicting
him. There was evidence that the kill
ing was aocldental and not malicious.
A pardon Is also, granted ; James
Marine, white, of New Haifover, who
wu convicted of larceny and given two
year sentence. . The Judge, juror and
many citizen recommended the pardon.
The young man.ha always borne a good
character, '
Another pardon we granted to Wal
ter H. James, while, of Edgecombe 'who
was sentenced to 18 mouths on the road
for Stealing .the use of a horse. The
judge and many leading citizens ' rec
ommended the pardon.,.
Jasper Fleming, the oldest iludent at
the Agricultural and Mechanical college,
died yesterday of pneumonia. ' He wu
88 year old and wufrom Milton He
wu a graduate of Randolph- Macon col
lege and wu s cluamste there of Hon.
T. J. Jarvl. He wu taking the dairy
course at the college. ..
The Btate charters the Wuhlngtoa
Us;ht and Water Company, capital $100,-
000. ' -
FaTOrite Ilcarljr Eycrywhere.
Constipation mean dullness, depress
ion, headache, generally disordered.!
health, DeWItt', Little Early Riser
stimulate the liver, open the bowel and
relieve this condition. Safe, speedy and
thorough. They never gripe. Favorite
pills. F. 8. Duffy.
Supreme Court Opinion.
Special to Journal.' -r :" - -
SaLBiOB, Feb. 18. The Buprene
Court filed the following opinion here
toJayl . '.!'.'
. Cutler v. Cutler, frost Beaufort, sew
trial.. - ::
Methodist Church vs. Toung," from
Tince, affirmed.
The following cum were disposed of
by per curiam order:
State vs. Dry, f rem Currituck, affirm-
Pension vs. Ferguson, from Haywood,
afflrmcd.' " .- '.'M';fcf
Lv v. Railroad, from Jeokson, af
firmed.',. ;'',t(';;yV ; " '. ' ,'.y.y.'(t t ''
t The'followlni esses were argued from
the Id district j'J Xjtf; tfe
BtaW vs. Hopkins, by Attorney' Oes-
trU for Biete, D. L. Ward, for defend-
ast."'.: ":.;"'; '; r '-"r
Insurance Company vs.' Steamship
Company, eontlnued.
King v. Cooper, by Fleming sad
Moore for plaintiff, Bheppard and Bhep-
pard for defeadanW '.i '-!"
Hooker t.' Towa of Greenville, by
it auer aed Whedbee for plaintiff, Sim
mons had Ward and Fleming and Moore
for defendant. - -', "- '.. '.;
' Trm y-W.1i.Bi SUUwn Blt Away..
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Danish West Indies Now Ours, f
WasnisoTon, Fob. 17. today In lit
re more lhao three hours' time the Ben
ate disposed of the treaty with Denmark
ceding to th United States for a con
sideration of $3,000,000 the Islands of Bl
Thomas, St. John and 8t. CroJx. com
p Mi ig the group of the Antilles known
u the Danish West ladles, and lying
just rait of Porto RIoo and thus, so far
1 this country It concerned, consum
mated a trasta'nioa which has been un
der contldaiallon since the admlnlurs
tlon of President Lincoln.
TLt Best Prcictiiitfoa for lUlaria,
Chill and Fever Is a bottle of Gnova's
TBTi:LKitstuii.uToio. It U simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteloa form. No
cure no pay. Price SOo, .
Hoi ClmcoIu and Hot Coffee and
SjinluU'hceat McRorlcy's .
LAXATIY2 T
i Makes delicious hot bbcu rolls,
crusts, griddle cakes and muffins
A cream of tartar powder, absolutely pure.
, ' ' '; " " ROYAL tAKINO POWDER 00., NEW YORK.
OLD WAYNE MUTUAL LIFE.
Citizens Warned Against This Company,
Observes no Laws. .
RiLSiGB, February 18. It will be re
membered that Insurance Commissioner
Toung tome time since published the
above company U a fraud and warned
the citizens of the State against It. He
had arrested and put on the roads of
Wake county for two years, the man O.
R.Hassell for representing this com
pany. Commissioner xoung 1 contin
ually receiving letter from citizens of
the Hate about this company and wishes
to publish the statement- below that be
hu just received from Hon. W, H. Hart,
Insurance Commissioner of Indiana. Mr.
Htrtuyai ' ' j
-The Old Wayne Mutual Life I or
ganized under one of the very loosest as
sessment laws that could be conceived.
This objectionable law has been super
ceded by one more stringent In Its pro
visions, so that It It np longer operative
in this Btate, for the organization of new
companies. 1 do not believe that this
company complies 'with soy Insurance
law In this world, or the nezt, sod some
time ago, uked tho Attorney General
to commence a suit to determine the
matter la the courts,' with a view of hav
ing It wound up, but so far, this suit hu
not been commenced. The company
generally psys from ten to fifteen per
cent on the face of Its polloles, when It
pay st all. It Is s disgrace to Indiana
that such companies should be permitted
under the color of law to do an alleged
business, snd I trust ere long, that the
court will have the opportunity of de
ciding u to whether Its methods can
have their endorsement Under tbettat
ute." This company never compiles with the
laws of any state but relies upon doing
an "underground" business.
Clerk's Wise Suggestion.
1 have lately been much" troubled with
dytpnptla, belching and sour stomach,'
writes M. 8. Mead, leading pharmacist'
ofAttleboro Mass. "I could eat hardly
anything ' without suffering several
hours.' , My clerk suggested I try Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure which I did with most
hsppy results. I have had ao more
trouble and when one can go to eating
mines' pie, cheese, candy and ants after
such a time, their digestion , must be
pretty good. I endorse Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure heartily." You dont have to
diet. Eat all the good food you waat
but don't overload the .stomach. Kodol
Dytpepslt.Cure digests your food. F. 6
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Navigation at Baltimore Closed
Baltimore; Feb. 17 The Ice 'packing
the upper part ef Chesapeake Bay aad
the lower part of the Patapsoo river
bu practically put k stop to navigation
at this point. Nous of the boat of tie
regular Hum plying between this elty
snd point on the C beta peak left the
docks hers to day.
: ,Geo.p. Bennett Deal h r'
' Goidsboro, Feb. 17 Georp , D.Ben.
net), of Goidsboro, who hu been 111 la
Bt Iioul of pneumonia, died at the lat
ter place early Monday. ; His Interment
will likely take pltoe at Charleston,
W. .. beside the grave of hi wife.
Mr. Bennett wu widely and popularly
known. ' it,'1- .
Cowatr' ! ta'SaajlaBt..
A noted traveler says be has sanv
pled a large nomber of hotel In his
time oven In Greece but for bare
faced dishonesty In the making of
bill the bluff British landlord takes
first place. "After charging twice
what hi food and rooms are' worth he
tacks on a further charge for service.
another for lights, another for bath,
another for fire. Ia short, my expert'
euce of country Inns in England and
1 enn speak with aomo authority Is
Hint I py as much a Any at a ahabby
little country Inn of Kngliiud, where
the food Is poor and 111 cooked, the at
tendance Inferior and the beds poor, n
I would et a good hotol In sucn town
RprlnnflcUl, Mans., or the Very bent
in Switzerland or Germany. Indeed, It
must hnve strurk the avernpo Amerl
enn that tho Incomparable Baedeker
linrilljr ever find It imwilble to recom
mend on i:n;t!tih lmlcl."
lr. T-'.Vs Cfc;::i Syrrp Cures ,
(' or C' ' 1 t once. Cim'jnprs
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G.Asr7t5Vc2a
WORST BLIZZARD IN TEARS.
New York City and Vicinity Have Hurri
cane, : now and Ice.
If iw Yobk, Feb. 17. This city got s
Usteof the kind of winter New York
Ststs hu been having pretty much all
the season, and made s fuu about It. A
high wind, rising at night to a velocity
of 60 miles ah hour, drifted the anow a
good deal, made trouble for the railroads
and with the floating Ice practically
(topped' business In the harbor. The
total snowfall wu about ten Inches.
The prospects were for clear, cold windy
weather tomorrow. This city and the
New Jersey coast Immediately to the
southward caught all the worst of the
storm which wu brewed on St, Valen
tine day In Western Texas. New Jersey
coast towns had. more snow than New
York city, Long Branch reporting
twelve Inches. Atlantic City reported
one snd a half Inches of melted snow."
This meant about ten Inches of snow
and considerable rain. From Atlantic
City southward ths reports showed less
and leu snow and more rain. Lynch
burg, Va., for Instance, bad only an Inch
of now, Baltimore hsdhslf an Inch,
Wublnglonhad an Inch, Philadelphia
had four aad a half Inches. To the
north the snowfall wu even lighter. Al
bany had merely a flurry, Boston had
two-tenth of sa Inch.
Tbs high winds, Ice-clogged piers and
ths wst and driving enow practically
tied up traffic In the harbor except that
of the ferry boats. Not one steamship,
liner or tramp, hsd been reported pate
Ing In st the Hook from midnight this
morning until late tonight
Celery Headache Powders.
There Is not any better remedy for
headache than these'powders. They
sever fail to relieve. Msde snd sold only
st Davis Prescription Pharmacy.
Cigars at Davis'.
Davis Prescription Phamscy hu ex
elusive agency in this city for the popu
lar "Theo" cigars, Beside tbl brand
there are other well known brand. Buy
your cigar at Davis'.
' "No man is bora bsto the
world wheu work is bo
bern with him. There Is
always work withal for
those who wilL"
Wa have Tools for the Carpenter,
Implements for the Farmer Bel-
lap's, White'e and Avery's Plows
and Castings, both steel and cast;
Guano Sowers f 1.75, $t.00, $6 00.
and f 12.50 (see onr new guano
sower); Planters, Cultivators, ; Har
rows, Ac; Shorela, Hoes. Spader,
PitohTorks, Bakes and everything
for the fara. .. .
Paints, Oils, Varnish and Brushes
f it the Painter. ' ;. : v ' , :-j ;
. Cooking utensils for the kitchen.
Agents for the . oldest and ' most
reliable Stoves and Ranges tnann
fact ared,and-keep castings in stock
to fit. ii'ivV.''
Builders Supplies of all kinds
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Hair,
Cement Plaster, &o; ) V "
LB.
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FOR SALE!
I have on hand; ;
Several f econd-band Baggies.1 '
8 joke Onn. , - .
8 Log Carriages and Tackle."' : "
. 1 Pray and Harness. " I
Also a lew more muius ana iiorses.
I will sell very low for cash or
on time. : '
J. WrSTEWART.
A Hothzt's Horror!
Crc:p, Crcrp. .-
en) lis j ii i ' I if In time
Fancy Elgin
rnr Kmrr ntfffpr
a f a . w w m a s7 a. wf
FRESH LOT JUST RECEIVED.
Lima Beans, White Beans.
Loose Oatflaies, Ontario Trepared and Old Fashioned
Buckwheat.
Maple Syrmp, Corn Syrup, Fancy Porto Rico Molasses.
Mince Meat, Prunes, Dried Apples and Peaches.
Canned Goods of all kinds.
Feather Dusters, Brodms, Lamp Chimneys and Wicks.
Complete stock of everything in the grocery line.
EF" Give me a call.
T T VtMWJ
V. U. BltiUUttkUU
5 'Phone 91.
Fill your
Larder
from Tolsons
Grocery
That's the best way to
be sure of getting the best
of everything, promptly de
livered at money saving prices. We want your grocery trade
Respectfully.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer,
At the Head
Of ALL Tobacco Fertilizers,
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WM G1M0.
Specially prepared for the lands of Eastern Carolina. Insures a
good enre. Makes wrappers and fills yonr purse.
By its merit alone one farmer in Jones County will use it exclusive
ly on his eiity acres of tobacco.
As our goods are manufactured near you and not re -shipped, we
claim Freshness and Good Mechanical Condition.
M Grade Cathie, Potato. Allcrop aod Cotton Guano,
Our Motto: "Not How Cheap, But How Good."
. ats-lf jou use Fertilizers Call and See us.
E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO.,
High tirade Fertilisers,
Factory Nease River, NEW BERN, N. C.
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ever'seen n New Bern, Suitable for the FARM, LRIVINP, SADDLE,
also DRAUGHT HOBSIS, that will be sold for cash on time.
' GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. . . ,
JULIUS Me ARNOLD,
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INSURANCE AfiENT.
Oir.ce, JlIiMln Ft,, Nw lBni, N. C.
-UnHi',1 Finies Fire In,
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and
Wholesale
& Retail
a Grocer,
71 llro4 HU
Phone 137,
GOLD LEAF
FOB
Horses & Mules,
CALL. ON
Julius M. Arnold
66 B ROAD STREET,
Who baa -just returned Jfrom the
Wett with the finest lot of Horses
TUCKER BROS.
t 810 North Front Street, , ' ;
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ine piace vx ouj your cemetery ;
h ' a JaxtWlty nn . "wm J
unir ar. ki ri ri iai fir k
tr i a r ' il- a fi. ' .
roreiirn mitt lAJiiieeuo unuuie ana v
Marble. Letter in n mi Finish the
L "Rftnt.'' STld fat IntAftt dftA.tTtia. All 'L
. Dot Drinks at Davis.
Dorlag the told weather, slop la at
Davis' Prescription I harmacy and (et
enp of bot clocolat or tomato Jooll
. t'o. of L
on, or you can gitagUcs ofginuln
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