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Cotton MUl Trust Not Likely in Tills
State
State Charters. Iaqalrr oa Freight
" Wreck. Lead Brants. Mo More
Money For Oyster Claims.
Trial; For Iaeea-diarlsan
. Raleigh, April 26 Governor Ayoock
returned this morning from Athena, Ge.
He expressed We deep gratification at
" the personnel and the work of the edu
' catlonal conference there and said he
l never heard a better speech than.that of
president Robert 0. Ogden.J
Monday evening the governor will
make a speech st sn educational rally at
Marshallberg, Carteret county.
The State charters the Pythian Realty
Co., of Concord, capital 150,000 to deal
in real estate; the D. MoEschern Gro
cery Co., of Wilmington, capital $10,000
and the WaynesTllle Brick Co., capital
r.o.ooo.
The corporation commission has be
gun its investigation of yesterday's col
lision on the Seaboard Air Line here.
The Secretaiy of State is advised that
one of the State's record books of land
grants in 1774 is found In Perquimans
county and Till be sent to him. He has
no original grsnts prior to 1780 and
thinks these must be In the counties of
Halifax, Craven, Orange, Chowan and
' New Hanover. He specially desires in
formation regarding them.
It is quite well understood here, that
no more money will be paid by the Btate
on account of the oyster claims. The
widow of a claimant has sued the State
In the Supreme court.
It turns out that only 84 cotton mills
sre represented at the Underwood meet
log at Charlotte Thursday. In these
mills are 674,000 spindles, but 24,000 of
these spindles are in weaving mills which
have no idea of joining the yarn mill
trust. Only 75 mill men were present.
It Is asserted by a well known mill man
who was present that the trust will not
be formed. He so told your correapon-
d nt today.
At Thomasvllle today the trial of a
negro barber, Roy Edmonson began, on
tbe charge of Incendiarism. The chief
clerk of the Insurance commissioner
went there to sppear against the man.
He says tbe evidence Is very strong.
Thomasvllle has had a dozen Ores In the
past few weeks.
Neglect Means Dancer.
Don't neglect biliousness sndeonstlpe
tlon. Your health will suffer perman
ently If you do. DeWltt's Little Early
Risers cure such eases. U. B. Smith,
Butternut, Mich., says "DeWltt's Little
Early Risers are the most satisfactory
pills I ever took. Never gripe or cause
DSUBca." F. S. Duffy.
Ia Horth Carolina, ftngressman Thomas
Good Work.
pedal to Journal.
Washthotoh, D. (X, April 28. Con
gressman Thomas has secured for North
Carolina public buildings, for Durham,
7O.OO0J Goldsboro $25,000 and an In-
of 920,000 for Elizabeth City.
The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Gbovb's
Tasteless Chill Tonio. It Is simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 50c
THE MARKETS.
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FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS" 1 i Stevs and boys are workers and those
around them most work too. . Mr, P. M.
Ruaaells A Bona are good farmers, and
hare their ground in applet) la order, as
the saying ta,V Capt Jlni Plgolt has
rented oat his nice farm to Mi. Los
Weeks, and Capt Jim has departed for
a season, trying to "keep tip with CoL
Dennis, we guess he b looking a partner
too, may they both' saooeed sobn.1 Mjr.
W. W. Weeks has a Una prospecijor a
farm now, only lata a little, ,JbEU
W. Bandera Is fanning and mill engi
neering both, besides ruanlng a large
sharpie in the Ash end olsia ' business.
B. F. Banders and brother Jack are
farming and merchandising, - besides
dealing in fish and dams, they have a
large store of goods. Dr. J. W. Sanders
don't farm very much, hu about all he
can do to attend to his practice In med
icine.
Mr. Bhepard Bell Is one of our old
citizens, he la over 75 years old and can
ride horseback as upright aad straight,
and Jump up, knock his feet together
twlce.run about almost as lively as when
a boy.
Mr. Bell ft Son, George, have good
farms.
Messrs. Baml A Bhepard Bell. Jr., are
thrifty farmers, while Mr. O. C. Parker
Sons are not far behind.
The Smiths, father and brothers, six
In number, are farmers, merchants and
fishermen, they also deal In fish and
clams.
We hsd the -pleasure of visiting that
section lsst week and attending an en
tertainment at Welcome school house,
near Dr. Sanders' residence; the enter
talament was of the minstrel kind,
gotten up by some young men on Bogus
sound, called the Russell troupe, or
Bogue Sound Musical Club. The per
formance took plack last Friday night
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham ft Co, New Bern
N. O.
Naw Tor, April 26.
Open. High. Low. Close
9.44 9.51 9.44
.9.41
. 9.16
8.51
8.29
Oottoh;
Msy
July
Aug.
Sep
Oct
9.44
9.20
8.54
8.29
9.42
9.16
8.51
8.26
9.50
9.44
9.19
8.51
8.26
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Msy
July....
Cobb:
Msy
Rlbs:-
Msy
Chicago, April 26.
Open. High. Low. Close
. 74 75,
75i m
Open. High. Low. Close
62, 02,
Open. High, Low. Close
920 ' 935
Stocks;
Sugar 1238
Bo Ry 88
aL. 13
U. a S 431
U. B. 8., Prefd.. 94
Mo. P ."lOlf
Atchison 821
Vs. C. C 75
CO 52
New York, April 26.
Open. High. Low. Close
126
37
14
48
Am. Ice. . .
17
94
100i
82
75
541
19
Uverpool
Spots 5.1. Sales 7,000 bales.
Futures, Msy-June 5.8. Aug-Sept.
5 2. Hepl-Oct 4.48.
May.
CofTe
600
490
FOOT KROKIPTH.
A CABD.
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County:
I desire to stste that while I have
every admiration for the present encum
bent of tbe office of Register of Deeds, I
would sttongly recommend ss his suc
cessor another sterling young Democrat
of equal ability and character, Mr. Geo.
B. Waters. He has had ample practical
experience In the office to make him
perfectly able to discharge Its duties
with thoroughness, Is well known in the
city, no less than In the country, and is
a young man of worth and character
and I believe, would be most acceptable
to the entire Democratic constituency of
Craven county.
A DEMOCRAT.
Last week
60,000
This week.
Sat. 18000
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thars.
Frl.
Same "vse k t
last year.
72,000
the 18th: last, In presence cf over 200
people, la the large and spsolous school
house belonging to Dr, Sanders. . We
have been to, and seen many shews,
minstrel troupes, concerts, etc.,' bat the
one last Friday night was far -the best
local ' talent we hare ever ' seen' in the
country. The mttslo and acting 'was
good, ( the, , dlalogaest oonnndrame,
comic songs and speeches were excellent
and kept the house In roars of laughter
all the time.; The instruments of music
were violins, guitars, banjos, tamborlnes
drums, bones, triangles, etc., The oon
cert was for the church benefit and
though the admission fee was small,
about $20.00 was realized for (he par.
pose. The troupe will continue to organ
las better, and will show again la May
or Jane at the , same place, after which
they wlU.travel a little. The B. B. M. 0
is the name they have taken add expect
to visit New Bern, Beaufort and other
towns during the fall and winter months
providence permitting.
Mr. G.W.Ward of Bwansboro, nOw
teaching school at Salter Path, Bogue
Banks, was visiting here last week. Mr.
Ward says the railroad he thinks Is
about busted, so far as connection with
the W. ft N. road Is concerned, but
Pretty man ft Co. will build a tram to
connect with White Oak river, above
Bwansboro, and 8 miles in the country
to his Umber lands. H.T.Z.
' MATSVlLLE.
April 24-The weather has been fine for
the past few days and is for the present
as good as we can desire to have It. We
hope that It may be as good all the year.
Some of our farmers sre planting cot
ton others are trans-planting tobacco.
We hope that they arenot too early about
It.
We had a nice shower of rain this
YDoltl -
1 iii.wi.taIMmsatVA, 11
12000
23000
24000
9000
10000
laoool
91,000
Borne Sound Notes.
April 24. The farmers are very much
behind on account Jof late spring, many
of them, have only half planted their
corn, a few only have planted melons,
Mr. K. N. Bell end his tenants, are aboqt
In the lead so fsr as planting Is con
cerned, a few have oorn up a little. Dr.
J. W. Banders hu a few acres In corn
that was three blades high last Saturday
the 19th Inst., but the cold nights during
the week past, made It look like gold,
mixed with anow drops. Col. A. H.
Dennis is still single handed, so fsr ss a
partner Is concerned, bat think til will
tarn ap right pretty soon. B. B. Hol
land ft Sons, have lately adopted some
new tenants from Onslow county. Bro.
It is bound to be seen.
You have been holding onr
to that 6ld threadbare suit
all winter, because yon could cover it with an overcoat But
you can't do it any longer A few warm days like this will
send that overcoat to the wardrobe, and, my dear fellow, that .
Bhiny, threadbare, buttonless and shabby suit will be exposed.
But never mind, we can help you out in fine shape for $6.50,
$8.00 or $10.00. A tob-notcher for $ 12.50. If your Spring
Suit comes from here, it will be right.
E. W. ARMSTRONG,
07 Middle Street.
morning which wQl be of benefit to oats
aad other crops, also to the flowers' (we
want some nice ones tor Sunday.)
Free school is being taught here now
by Miss Ann Is Koonoe, she has a very
large attendanos. .. - ; ','
v. Henry Fey who has been very sick for
some weeks is reported ts) be .Improving
slowly. Ws hope to see him well in a few
days. Dr. Koohoe, of Pollocksvtlle, and
Dr, Jones, of New Bern, hsve been at
tending him. ,
' Mr. D. J. Watson has begun work on
his dwelling and is making right rapid
progress.
Mr. Herbert Ward will soon have
completed his residence on Main St.
- The found ation and frame work of
the Methodist church here wss erected
last week. The carpenters have sus
pended work until more money can be
raised so that they can finish when they
begin again.
Mr. A. C. Foscue Is building a nice
picket fence around his dwelling.
Mr. John Watson says he Is going to
lhe Exposition next. We hope he will
have a good time. '
Messrs. L.T. Gtllett aad RobL Weeks
made a flying trip to Naw Bern Wedees
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Rev. Vanghan made a Temperance
lecture last night. He went to Trenton
today.
Miss Lula Everett of Belgrade paid us
a short visit Wednesday afternoon, j
Come again; always glad to see you.
Mrs. Ssllle Beecham left today for
Georgetown, 8. C, to Join her husband
who has been there some time tn the em;
ployment of the Georgetown . Lumber
MlUs. M.
Putd'a Parrot.
Two pcrrots belonging to lime. Pattt
are a soiiriw of constant amusement to
every one nenr them, and there could
not be a greater contrast, for, while one
talks and sings all day long; Imitating
Its mistress' trills In a weird, thin
voice, the other la constantly silent
The former only cost $108 and the lat
ter $1,000, for he wan represented to
be the finest talking parrot anve.
Don't Forget to Remember,
And Remember Not to Forget,
THAT
HACI
IS THE PLACE.
To buy all kinds of Wash Goods. A large and well selected
stock to choose from.
We will show thits week aBeantlfal
Line ef Isadles Parasols, 26 Id.
in Bed, Sreen, Blue andfBlack, with French Gray Oxidized
Handles.
Something New!
They are Beauties!
Call Early & get first choice.
E. HAVENS,
The Old Reliable Shoe Maker on Middle
Street has pleased the people for years
with his work. Can exeell all others tn
the business in this elty. The repairing
of Ladies shoes a specialty,
130) MTJDDDE STREET.
Prescriptions at Davis'. . -
Davis' Prescrlpflott Pharmacy makes
especially of prescriptions. ''Prompt!
and careful attention la given them.
Only tbe best drags sre used. The
prices sre reasonable. Bend yours there
Co be filled.
AGENTS WANTED
LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE by
his son, Rav. Fkakk Dawrrr Talmaoi
and associate editors of Ohristian Her
ald. Only book endorsed by Talmage
lamuy, .enormous prom roragents who
act quickly. Outfit ten cents. Write
Immediately, CLARE ft CO., 819 8. 4th
St,, Pmn., Pa. Mention this paper.
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BKAJDHAM'S PHARMACY, ' , -
HILL TONIC;
The American Stock Co.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR
Enormous Spring Stock
and invites the inspection of the public.
The latest makes and styles in Spring Suits for everybody
At Prices that Knock Oat Competition
Mens Furnishing Goods of every description. Cheap too.
Shoes, up-to-date styles and of the best makes. Dry Goods of
all kinds. We carry a choice line of MILLINERY that Is pret
ty enough to suit any lady. Ladies Dress Goods of every qual
ity from ginghams to the most select weaves, at right prices.
Give us a call and well do the rest
AMERICAN STOCK CO.,
P. HOWARD, Mastaobb,
50-61 Saddle Street.
Heinz' s i
Stoeet Mixed and Plain Cucumber f
Pickles and Apple Batter. ': ;
Nico Fruit Jellies 5c lb. , s ' .
Queen Olives and Olive Oil. ' ' '$
Fancy New Portorico Molasses just received. . " , ,V
Fresh lot Cream of Wheat and Na Bob Pancake Flour. -Maple
and Fancy Cane Syrup. 5 " "
Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter.
Small Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders.
Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Complete stock of Canned Goods. -Give
me a call.
Yours to please,
Wholesale
A Xtetall
Cfroeer,
'Phone 91.
TlQBrsjad St.
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Carolina
Rice Flakes.
Try them, No cookiug whatever prepared for the table in
one minute.
Also a full line of Heinz & Co's Preserves, Pickles, Evap
orated Horseradish, etc.
Don't fail to send your orders to us, as we are prepared to
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Yours to Please,
Wholesale and Retail Qrocer,
Appetizing
Thing
We have the most exten
slve,stock'ot appetizing tilings
ever introduced here: Pickles,
Sauces; Jellies,uscuit, Fruits
and condiments gathered from
the Oocident aad Orient crowd
each other for room, ami the
buyer is bewildered by the va
riety we offer. You have a
range of choice, however all
of the best, too, and that's
Just what you want.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr., ; , .
Broad St Grocer. Phone fS7
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