THE JOURNAL,
New Ben, N. O, Oet, M, 102.
Ialex t Few AAfertisemnta.
Lost. ". ,V 1 S .
McSorley Banana. .
McGehee WUH-Coffee.1
J J WoUendenTrnst combination.
Simoons ft HoBowell Co Dressgoods
Bnsliest Ltads. :
RUBBER NECK BAXiLS at Dawson's.
LOST A small Pearl Brooch Pin on
East Front street Inside enclosure last
night ; Finder will please bring to this
office and receive tewardi sij, o
FOR RENT Seven desirable rooms,
olosets and bath, upper part house No.
84 Pollock street. J. W. Stewart.
TO RENT Part of the Hark Dlsoswsy
residence oa Hancock, street Five
rooms and kitchen. Modern improve
koeat Inquire, Mrs.M. Dlsosway, 14
Johnson 8k
MR, HENRY E. Cretean requests his In
tending patrons to hnrry up and bring
their chairs to cane, furniture to recover
and mattresses to make over to his new
quarters 71 Craven St., as he Is greatly
in need of work.
NOW IS THE TIME and here the
place lib bay the ' finest eating Apples,
Pears, Bananas, Grape ands all kinds of
the finest fruits of the season. Barfield's
, Fruit Store Broad street. Phone 206.
TQ RENT A good brick store, oppo
site Baptist church, formerly oc opted
by Eaton the Jeweler. Apply to E. K.
Bishop. ' '
NOTICB If you want your house
umvmI. raised or reDalred. call on J. M.
'' Rrglster. He can do It all, 178 Pollock
street, Hew Bern, N. U.
MISS SPEIGHT,
, Voice and Piano,
Armory Hall. Fridays A Saturdays
Advertisers !
Changes of ads. most
bp in litis tflce by
noon to Insure change
in the following day's
Issue.
..' For Fine Corned and Smoked Beef,
and Tongue call at the Oaks Market to
day.
Schooner Ella R. H11L
Will load general Cargo for New Bern
at Baltimore. Beginning Thursday,
Merchants ordering will direct shippers
to call on National Lumber Co. for
Schooner's address.
Cam. J. J. Dat,
Master.
Celery Headache Powders.
There Is not sny better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davls'iPrescrlptionPharmacy.
At Davis'.
Fresh Diphtheria Antitoxin and Vac
cine Virus at Davis' Prescription Phar
macy. .
Extra fine Western Beef at the Oaks
Market today.
' Flower Bulbs at Davis'.
A supply of Hyacinth and Tulip Bulbs
has just been received at Davis' Phar
macy. Fine Canned Beef and Beef Tongues
at the Oaks Market.
Fresh Crisp Celery at the Oaks Msr
ket' ' -
1 New Registration
Began Oct. 2nd, Ends
Oct. 25th.
' Western North Carolina Sheep Nose
Apples, Bananas and Oranges at Mc
Hurley's.;
,1 i" Special Notice.
Out buyers are now, la the Northern
markets aelacttn tha 1ilt ilclM !
Fall and Winter goods, " '
i ? BARFOOT BBOS.
icnney s tanay at Daw.
A fresh usortmentof Tenney'i Candy
, has Just been received t -pstV Paa
- macv. ....... ,.i ...
; -4 t ' Special notice.
Oar buyers irs new in the northern
markeU Mlectlng the latest styles In fall
and winter goods, n" 1' '
BARFOOT BROB.
You' tliut; Register
to Vote, ?;ITew Begli
tratlonv v '.f ? -4.
rig Feet, Trass, Trip aad Beneless
rig Uooks at I be Oats Market,
4 ,:
JACOBS' 'RaklghRye Whiskey is the
lt. Middle stress. ' . vor
C.iPUDE'IE
Colds LaGrippe
"Attlkzdzchis,
t to takf. Tour money
tU H it fiiila. ..-
. AROUND AlfD ABOUT. v
Fair and cooler Is the forecast for
day. yf:fiiiS's-':'''
Register at oaos, do not delay. Reg
ister! Register II -. - -
There were 73 bales of aottoSKSold
here yesterday at 1871. .. t, h
The poet offloe at Belgrade bat been
discontinued, Msil Intended. for that
office should be directed to JPeppe.
O wing to a slight dassage to the ma
chinery the gas was that off last sight
but will be in opera lion again tonight
' Reserved seat for Who What When
Minstrels at Waters' this morning. A
good many seats are already reserved
for the performance tonight , " '
All voters who have not done should
register at once. Do not wait nntll It's
too late and then make a fuss because
you were not allowed to vote. Do It to
day.
Mr. Frank A. Hackney has established
an oyster house and restaurant in the
room on Mlddlo street near Hahn's sta
bles. He will keep the very best stock
of oysters and clams In the city. '
Officer W. H. Griffin arrested a col
ored man named George Bmallwood yes
terday morning for stealing a pistol In
Schenck's barroom. When searched, a
deadly weapon and a pair of metal
knuckles were found on him. He was
taken before the Mayor and held for
trial In the November term' of the Crim
inal Court under 50 bonds.
Bananas 10 and IS cents a dosen to
day at McSorley's.
Confederate Veterans Attention.
Headqarters Camp New Bern, No. 1101
United Confederate Veterans New
Bern N. C.
Comrades:
A meeting of the Camp is called this
evening at the office of & R. Street at 4
O'clock.
By order of, K. R. Jones,
Commander,
J. F. Clabk, Adjutant. ,
October, 10th 1908.
The Best Ever.
Tbeoompany which will present "A
Wise Woman," the latest muslcsl farce
at the Masonic Theatre in the near fu
ture has a really wonderful array of well
known people enlisted In the ranks of
the organization. The management do
not believe In the too common system of
"one or two giving thejwhole show," but
hsve organized what is undoubtly one
of the strongest fsree comedy casts evei
brought together.
Minstrels Tonight.
The Who What When minstrels will
be here today and give a perfomance In
the opera house tonight. There are 80
people in the company and they travel
on their own car. The Grand Rapids,
Michigan, News says of them: "The
Who What When minstrels, presenting
a really meritorious performancej open
ed a week's engagement at the Grand
last night, to an audience that filled
every available bit of space long before
the rising of the curtain. The rapid-Bra
Jokes of the comedians, the singing of
the different vocalists were received
with shouts of laughter and applause,
while the ,ollo presented an array of
artists seldom before equaled, and indi
cations point to s week of record-breaking
business."
Notice.
The following measurements and site
of the County ticket for the November
election were adopted at the meeting of
the Board held Oct. 4th, IMS.
Size of County ticket Si Inches by 8
Inches. Township ticket SJ inches by
Inches.
MARK DISOSWAT,
Secretary Election Board of ,' Craven
County.
Votlnf Precincts.
The following are the places to Regis
ter In the City for the November elec
tion.
1st Ward City Hall.
Snd Ward Court House.
Sd Ward X 8 Street's stables. '
4th Ward Hsrgetfs shop.
Berne P reelect Engine House, oppo
site Farmers Warehouse.
Every one should register atones,
this Is an entirely new Registration aad,
nlres you Register at oaee f on will aot
be able to vote in November.
F-BRSOIfAl FAtAGRArB. '
Hr. Andrew Eanett of Cedar Point ie
in tOWSJ. , . y l ..-.;
Mr. W. O. Brewer, of Chlpj' was here
Mr. H. A. Brown, , Jr., left foe Hew
York, yesterday.; ; y -
Mrs. L. B. Ennett, of Cedar Point is
vlsitlaglathacity. ::i',;
Mr. E. C.' Duncan, of Raleigh was a
vislur here yesterday. .-,.?;:'
: Miss Lulie Ives returned froa iv Ml
si Black siooatala yesterday. ' t,
., Mr. and Mrs. W.T.Oaho, aad Hum
eoa of BeyhoN were la the- city testes'
Mm I, II. SlnKletary of Vaeebmnsnd
Miss Julln SlngleUry' of Wllmljioe,
are vUlUng this, week at, Mr, C.V,
Mrs. John B, Ives aad family. returaed
yesterday frmavUlt with friends la
Btateevllle. They . were aocoapaaled
hither by Miss Jetlie HarrlU. ... vi
"X OASToniAr
BasMtas 1 elM liM.Ytm i t"
CARNIVAL'S CAPfiRS. :,
ARIotoas, Joyous Berry Crowd. , Pro-
- s ceedlngsln Brlefof Tes-;yf '
;r" jter4ay.-4:;?'-
Testerdsy wsa another good day for
the Carnival. There wu lota doing aad
the crowds seemed to be enjoying them
selves hugely.
j s. f
I Admission to the Midway began yes
terday. Ten cents Is uked. - -
"Rubber Necks" hsve been ruled out.
The free and unlimited use of these lit
tle toys was endangering people's eyes
and disturbing their peace of mlndK so
the authorities had them cut out
. The trapese artists gave their perform
anees at the appointed times and were
well received. Their acts are daring and
olever.
J
' The balloon asoension at 8:80 in the
afternoon was very fine. Prof. Baldwin
the aeronaut, is a man well known in
this line of work and -he managed the
act admirably. The air ship arose almost
straight for 600 feet and then it went
eastward. The balloonist out, the para
chute loose and lit in the river about
800 feet from Broad street. The balloon
remained in the atr'a half hour and also
eame down in the river.
J
The eruption of Mont Pelee was one
sf the most weirdly bsnstlful sights ever
seen here. The conditions were favor
able to reproduce this wonderful event,
The display of fireworks on the river
enhanced the beauty and grandeur of
the scene.
This feature is one that should be
heralded long and lond by those that
saw It last night. It certainly was worth
the price.
There were 8,000 people witnessing
the Mont Pelee.
It Is estimated that five tons of paper
wss used In making confetti
- Jt
The Elks, Trades and Floral Parade
will form on Johnson street between
Middle and MetcalfatlS o'clock shsrp
and will move by 18;80, down Middle to
Broad, up Broad to Georgetown George
to Pollock, down Polloek to Middlr,
dowa Middle to 8. Front, down S. Front
to X. Front, up B. Front to Pollock, up
Pollock to Middle, up Middle to New,
down New to Craven, down Craven to
Pollock, np Pollock to Middle, up Mid-
die to Broad and will disband on Broad
at Elks Halt; The Who What When
Minstrel Band will give concerts on Mid
wsy from 1 p. m. till ( p. m.
The ball will commence at 10.80 after
the eruption of Mt. Pelee and minstrel
performance. The ball will be Bal
Pond re and every one Is expected to
dress accordingly as the members of the
Queen's Court will be present.
Formation of parade,
Police on horse back.
Who What When Band and Min
strels. Naval Reserves.
Floral parade.
Elks on horseback.
Trades display.
Jt
Alt the New Bern Lodge of Elks are
expected to be la parade on horse back
aad silk hate and Prince Alberts. Visit
ing Elks are cordially , requested to Join
parade. Hooligan and his band will be
present.
Invitation to Gypsy Social."
Ton are cordially Invited to attend a
"Gypsy Social" at the church parlors,
Monday evening October the thirteenth,
fron 8 to 11 p. m. Given by the mem
bers rf the Epworth League.
Mono alone sets the world in mc
! "tlon.
It's, lack luggett this, Gypsy notion."
;Ta above invitation is extended to
the feriblio a large ;snd !1 who at end
may expect aa evening, of stnueement
Sad f aa. Veritable Gypsv maids wlU rs
ceive the guests st the door and escort
them to the reception roca.'
No One should fall to visit the "Seeled
Otaela Pepnrtami" where Egypts will
be fousd..ieady to present her guests
with 'healed en vetoes' -which contains
Tdrses" Shedding light spoa the future of
tha purchaserMAnotherery Interesting
feature of tha . evealsgV eatertslnnn at
wlU ho tha 'iLoea Art Collection." "
hef reshaseaU win be eerfed sad those
Who attend 'wmhayeihsasos privi
legeef having pretty gypsy girls supply
their waste. -Other stttaotioas will be
MBweedlaWi ;"
Oet,8Ths Mnflnaed drouth was
scewbs broken Bunday by showers
Buaday accompanied by , fresh southerly
winds.) - :-;;,',;rr '
Mrs, Hopey Davla ofHorehead City is
wtipchfra . , $ m-, '..
Mr. Alonso. JTaabms of Jeaafert wu
hsM yesterday, .r.-j..-.'-. V f?f
. fb l4nhdi a fish Ud vsrj ekUn
slvely la the aaaaaaolars el fertillaer Is
very plentiful Is, or wtri now. These
fish are used by a -great, nisay of our
fstmers tor sneaara Ukea In those ends
etsts right frees the water and eosnpor
tei la the Fail sad the following spring
this eotapoet ledWrlbeted among the
various orons with' ' usual good results.
It ft said that a IbM WO! mske Shy thing
from a food strong -ceat dnW to a cab
bage. wt:..;. A' .
The pes' cop Is short la tble section
this year, ceased we believe by 1b con
tinued dry weather,, bat this short will
be somewhat covered by the emtio sod
earing of the vines, for wbloll work I be
weather La Wa fine. ' 1 -OysUrsaiela
cl.in.dil saw, tbe far
t!, thwi,f;!iHit lh county buve slart
1 up. The I""S I a I n to l' s
TRIED TO BAKE HIS WIFE.
i Dastardly Act of a CotoixaTUn at five
Ths rare sad succulent dish of baked
wife wss tried by a negro in the vicinity
of Five Points yesterdsy afternoon snd
her ecreams and resistance brought the
timely help of poUoemaa Montagus who
was lath neighborhood, or there might
hsve been a tragedy. - He was in tha act
of thrusting tha woman ia the oven. : .
WhDe np la that part of town Mr.
Montagus heard the cries of k woman In
distress and whan . the trouble was lo
cated he secured the! assistance of a man
to catch the 'Offender. Upon' the offi
cer's entrance " the man escaped by a
doer not covered by the assistant and
had pot .. quite a little lead on hie pur
suer. . '' 'i , 'r
' Mr. Montague followed him op Queen
street to West street, along West to Cy
press street, thenoe to a small pond
where he gave up, only after three shots
from the officer's pistol,
The man was arrested and will be
tried today for murderous assault. The
stove though small was hot and would
have burned the woman severely. He is
a desperate negro and should be given a
heavy panismnent for his fiendish ac
tion. GALILEE. .
Oct. 8. Cotton picking is about fin
ished around here, the next work Is rloe
cutting.
Mr. J. W, Everlngton Is repairing his
house.
The Sunday School had its first sen-
Ion In the new church last Sunday.
Miss Maggie Jones is vlsitlnc at her
home.
The Sunday School Is preparing for a
fine entertainment which will be given
soon.
Mr. R. C, Wsyne was a visitor in New
Bern yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Wayne held a quilting
bee at her home Tuesday. .
Rev. Moore, of New Bern held revival
services at Trultt's last week. Nine con
verts were bspttzed as a result of the
meetings.
The Christian church will begin pro
tracted meetings next week at the new
church here. Rev. J. P. Uolton will
conduct the services.
Whero is snipes is he buried with
snap 1
COVE.
Oct. 8. Our public school opened
Monday morning- The accomplished
HIbs Lizzie Ewell of Vanoeboro is teach
lng.
Rev Townsend Is conducting s series
of meetings st the Methodist church thl
week.
Capt L. F. Whltehurst of Klnston wss
a visitor here Sunday.
Mr AD Hawkins spent Monday at
Dover on business.
Mr Walter Glover of New Bern was
among Sundays visitors here.
Mr M A Hill of Tuacarera has accept
ed a position with the A AN Cat this
place and will be here in the future.
Mr O D Lane our former R R agent
has accepted a position as night opera
tor st the A A N O '.shops In New Bern
and will move his family there In a few
days.
HlKON.
REELSBORO.
Oct. 8, We are having One weather
now for cotton picking.
Mlssss Ethel and ArmetU Barrlnglon
of Trults visited Miss Msggie Brinson
8unday.
Mies Birdie Lee of New Bern Is visit
ing friends snd relatives st this place. .
Rev. Petree of Klnston pessed through
Reels boro Saturday on hie way to Ara
pahoe.
Mr. Ernest Hearn of Wilmington
psseed through this piece Bundsy on his
wsy to New Bern. ' " 1 -
Messrs J. X. Delsassr snd W, H. PhU
pott of Arspshoe were visitors st Reels
boro Saturday and 8unday - . .. , j
Mr 9 A Brinson aad -eon Feltoa went
to New Bern today oa business. ' ,,
Mr J M Reel of Arspsaos visited bis
father Mr J B Reel of this place Sun
day. i
. Baowa Eria.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cur
f ( Dirjasta wis vsjsj tutt . fv"'
REDUCED RATES.
B.C,D.IaiXUNE..
G. A. k. Encampment at Wssnlnfi-
The Norfolk it Southern Railroad
wUl sell tickets at Norfolk to delegates
Sad visitors returning from Washington
atans half the regular fare so all points
oa their Use, upon certificate signed by
T. T. Whlteom showing attendance, ,
, v.i V . Oso. HssDSHson, .
New Bern, N. 0. Oot. i, 1901. a ;
It. io .
1
tor
ff. Be - lie ' r 1 "
& Oa (M '
C Sxi&. Ceied. " - r ll
: o. J i
I C.:-e !-' 1 I
cane ... I
4 I.G.C. -I J
(Her gray hair makes! hmMmly&rs
met. (And if s ifftTell herall
about Ayer's HairAlS m
; , , Confederate Veterans.
Headquarters Camp New Bern, No. 1U8
United Confederate Veterans, New
Bern, N. C, Oot. 8th. 1903.
Comrades:
Our Camp will have the honor of
greeting at Lowthrop Hall, at half put
eight o'clock Wednesday evening Oct.
16th the North Carolina DIvisl6n of the
Daughters of the Confederacy. The oc
casion ' is one In which we should take
the greatest pride, as It affords us an op
portunity, or testifying to the fatthfu)
devotion of those noble ladles to the
cause of the South, and to their constant
efforts to relieve the suffering, and to
succor the invalid Veteran.
Every member of the Camp Is urged
to attend, snd welcome those whose
noble acts, are the highest glory of our
State.
Mrs. T. J. Jackson and Mrs. t. B.
Vance will probably be present.
Please wear your Camp Badge.
Respectfully,
K. R. J oris,
Commander.
J. F, Clak, Adjutant.
OAOTORZA.
Betratiis ) Ttl Kind You Haw Mwyi BwmM
(agistor
Floe Mountain Apples at McSorley's.
Ping Pong Balls at McSorley's.
Combinations I
The insurance combine or trust, known aa the South Eastern
Tariff Association, a few months ago raised cost of insurance on .certain
lines lb per cent. The Greensboro
rate, feeling that the parties paying
Wednesday the combine met
Greensboro's must go, took off the 25
cent, additional.
Now I ask the people of New Bern this question or these questions:
If the Greensboro Companies were not here, would they have
made that reduction t
Don't you think that if the
would promptly put rate back t
Is it not to your interest to
free from a merciless combine,
J.
Interested in
DRESS !
I GOODS?
lOar Exhibit is
Educational
True, it's not usually advisable to enumerate one's
chickens before they are hatched. Yet, we feel safe in
predicting that never in the history of this house wss
such a dress goods business done as there will be this
season.
The Reason T Simply that by rt " successes we
have become emboldened, and in lien of the normal in
crease, have literally doubled last Fall's selections.
The truth is we are after not only the biggest but
the best trade of the town, and show this season a range
X of weaves and colors that
9-m m . a. - d
o; jeity wiunotbeejsewnere towelled, i -
jUlx" Our beautiful all wool Venetians and Granites in
! : .'all colors, at 50c per yard are due first mention. . These
are unusuai vaiuea. no
- low. Boo per yard Is a oheap price lor the heavy 50 In:
.'-Vsnetisn Suiting." Just tie thing for ooat suits. . Has
t the weight and value of $L25 goods. ;
mtoA& ciXntBK '
' Are the goods this season? ' Very. No fabrlo makes a
' handsomer gown than Broad Cloth.' We have1 air the
PPn,ar "Mel, j50.mche
jit la cheapest to boy ths
slwsys ths chnpeat. Bach a
T - "Goods, Wntinl qoalitleeat
X, l.MM Jvery nroaalnetiti'tonoeUkUsMtlsem i
"choicest models from lbs world's1 most noted mlUtoert ' No ' :
t 11-1. s.1 Wll . sm . a ... -m. . . a . '
IMOT HgJlHI UlU AVsXUXOfrT VaVTlWr aUKI V irOI, OIIMsV
T m aisnr-oAal tJ Mrnt ' Wsa la.
m sn stvmbvw mm vw vi v
t , would be unable tf oomplete
: w ith Europe's end a merlca's
'deceive the "elect"--
', . it.' Li
ii yon laiiea so maae a saiisiaetory inspecuoa 01 on pat. , w ,
' tome on Qjienlng D We would be glad' you woulfr make this X "
repartmenta visit and let as show yott 'thrrmgb; !5 '" T '
'V BLEW UP THE SAFE
The Safe' Ik A. Wilson's Store at
Dover Dynamited and Robbed of
$350.
The store, jot WA. Wilson in Dover
was entered by burglars some time Wed
nesday night and the safe dynamited
and looted, The report was not heard
by any one and tha thieves had every
thing their own wsy.
Ths saff contained about $260. " Mr
Wilson joonduels a general store snd
uldefrom his personal find there was
some money belonging to the Southern
Express Co., of which he is agent and
soma money belonging to the village as
he Is clerk. :
! The deed was unquestionably. done by
experts, qulokly and cleanly. They
were after lucre and nothing else and
they got it
No due has been obtainable. Two
suspicious characters were arrested here
yesterday. They came down on the train
from Dover, giving tha conductor money
to psy their fsre instead of buying s
ticket. The presumption wss that they
kept out of sight nntll the train left
Dover snd then boarded it. There was
nothing more than a general suspicion
against them and aa they bed no large
amount of money nor anything to Indi
cate they were the guilty men tbey weie
released.
companies refused to advance Hie
the insurance were paying enough.
at New Bern, decided that the
per cent, and ten cents, or 10 per
Greensboro's were driven out, they
patronize the Greensboro's, so as to be
J. WOLFENDEN,
Agent Greensboro Companies.
for variety, beauty and nov-. X
..
rcneap gooaa, u me prme is
wlsjjoned and shruns: "at
beet, but the most expensi ve Is not
varied lot of medium priced Bklrl,; t
9oah4 B9si ,, .ir; 4,ni Mi I -X
Vml -M-f" af.u.1 MmiUit
i HBf astMa jb u uBaa asstiti VWl ST
suh orders for years to come.
best and make copies : that .wooW.J X 1
-j -... a ,. . '
.. 'C :. " . 1 .. . .".,
o Headquarters
Boys Clothing,
and Furnishing Goods.
All visitors cordially invited to in
spect the New Styles.
Satistaction Guaranteed or your
money back.
c. G. Dunn & Co.,
MKJIITV POOR
POIsICY
Is that of "drawing the long bow."
What's to be gained by overestimating one's self 'f If
we present a draft greater than our deposit, won't it in.vt
rortainly be protested f
In affairs commercial, exaggeration and all misrepre
sentation has come to be regarded as a species of asininity,
apart from principle, or the want of it. Where's the use '!
What a merchant may say of himself, his goods, or
his methods, is either true or false
If true his ads will develop a drawing powi r never
before dreamed of. While if false, detection and punish
ment must inevitably follow.
Our business is growing daily, the reason is obviom.
Boys and Girls
School Shoes fresh and new
The Warranted kind, back of us stands the manufacturers. Nutli
ing letter made, from $1.00 to l.!i0 according to size, at
The Bee Hive,
PATTERSON & HILL.
61 Pollock St., Opposite Episcopal Church.
WE ARE FITTED UP
To FILL ORDERS for Stoves
A full stock of Wood Heaters, Wilson Hrtitor-i, uml both are per
feet with front feed door. You will find on our fl or die kind you
want. We are prompt in putting them np. Lu ( our stock over
before placing your order.
We carry a good stock of Sash, Doors, Ulimli, Lime, Commit, Plas
ter, anything you may want in iiuilders Material.
Special Black J:iek Stove Blacking.
Ball Bearing Custora.
PHONV
MS.
M
"OK So Good I
What makes our Soda Water
taste so good is Its quality. Every
tiling Died In the making is First
Quality pure.
The water Is pure and sjArkling.
The los is pare and clean.
. The cream is pure and rich.
The flavors pare and delicious.
I The fruits are the beetand fresh
X . People who know our soda fro
iut of their way, if necessary, to
I fes It It is so satisfying, so re-
tiresome, so run oi wuat tney wans
In nwd endm. Thev come and
T Jo me arsin that's what we're z
jrotaws;ioronnsianuy,DecBosewe
want regular customers who know f
FOUNTAIN.
-' One on Broad Street, 114 feet
front, 314 ft 6 inches deep. A
good dwellipgi store and out boild
1 qga. A suitable place for a tobae-
Cashed, , ,,'!:)- Iv -,;'
I J One on Gexrrp St' about 80 feet
front, 7(J or $0. feet deer, two good
bnildingi that would rent for $10
of 112 per mo-i eaoh. teonld bo built
pott it with' TiicnlT or. out-door
room. Apply to h tut
i Is ths most ni nshiag aa4 savlg
; orating drink at Soda Fovatalns.'
Cares headache tod Improves ths;1
sppetile. . , . , .
j i Try It lor .four, stooh's 1
sake" , ' . ,
t
for Hens and g
Shoes, Hats,
Men's fc Itoy'd Wear, Q
ZePollocli: Street. X
Gaskill Hardware Cu.
li Hi?
W I K -N.
School Time
finds us well prepared to supply the rid
ing gom-ratlon with everything to aid in
Increasing its store of knowledge.
G. N. Ennett.
We are Now
Ready
so do all repair work to your stoves for
Winter nee.
t We carry a nice tine of Cook and Heat
ing Moves that will be sold cheap. Stove
lpS, Roofing, Guttering and work of
all shape and sites made to order
Doa't forget ns on Plumbing.
I'hone I'M.
Foy & Wood Co.,
Dmitry' Old Mnnd,
, Mulh sVrssMt Hi.
. The slRency For
the ,Creensboro ' lira TnsnrsBos
rompanlea,!,
SOUTHERN STOCK MUTUAL
SOUTHERN LOAN and TRUST
00. UNDERWRITERS. :
! l;l(-,'1'''"'"'',. f. ", w
r I ,11 glTe ' bd 'Prolai'Uon a.v
Lowest Cost In good Reliable Home '
Companies. ('i. 'v . m
.7e sr. rci.rr:nf) Eii '
At