THErJOUiUIAL,
Mew Sen, H. C Oct , n:3.
CRAVEN LODGE KO. 1 EHIGHTS
OP HARMOHY. sleeta 2nd end elk
wtKwlM ulehtt la each month la
Rountree's Hell, Pollock street, at 7.80 1
o'clock, rJanmel n. Ball, Pr . 'aU J.
H. Bmlth, SeCyj R.B. EU, financial
Secretary. " : " -
.Iniei to Heir AiTertkeseuts. -
,j BentoB-hUta. ' r '
A& H 0 -Flit rate. ; - ;
x. Jar' sale. ? v j '"i" '' r V
J Dawson-Oystert, etc - i t , v.
Oavfooe Betas Pickle, et&?
y " iSlmmons & HolloweR Co - Nobby
Stylet. s ' v
. Business Locals, tv'
JFINB Oysters today any style, A, few
for the family trade. Fine Banana, ap
plet, oranges, and. Lemons, J B Daw-1
Bam las Middle Stl Phone 209. I
, HWH w -r - it- -- i . a; 4 .
ROLLER Top Deek and Chair, for tale.
i. Apply t this Office, ij. ft
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A fTJLL line and complete line of Helni
" Pickle and Preserve atOuy Pope' sear
A&NC depot. ,;i -.; r
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4 LCST,-Ladlesg6ld filled Wttoh, double
v casb. with lob. Finder return to this
' office. ;
JDTflTKRS Any style, exoept In the
tshelL- Can furnish families a few today.
, Excellent assortment of - Fancy Fruit
1 Oraattcs, Apples, Bananas and Lemons.
v James B Dawson, 108 Middle St - Phone
209- ' .
-" THE Very finest young and grown Chick
' ens, bananas, orange, lemons, peanut,
J bottled coca oola. Northern and South
f rn apples at M W ! Chapman's, ' corner
S Middle and South Front streets. Phone
$68. Prompt delivery.
", i A NICE thing for your Bath Room,Our
'J-.' n .. A ' YWT. ft. -
J JNew uu ueater tra.ou- m. a. nmw
hurst.
, "WANTED A Reliable and experienced
'log man to timber by contract to Panv
- Hoo County. Ad tress P. Z, Journal
Office at once.
, BOOK-KEEPER, Stenographer; and
type-writer. Competent young ladyde
' ' sires situation. Neat, prompt and Indus
trious. Call on or address, 1L, No. 24
f JohnBon St.
v WE GUARANTEE Wilkinson's match-
'l? less Mineral Water to cure dyspepsia
' - and stomach troubles, or money refund-
,i cd. Darts' Pharmacy.
' ' DESIRABLE lot for tale, corner of
x'-Jdeen and Griffith St. EE. Harper.
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j ; FOR RENT after October 1,1808 No 85
' r Middle Street, store next door to Hotel
' nazelton, containing two floor 140 feet
K long; and alio Harvey House 41 South
' . Front St. containing 18 room with all
Ji tnodern improvements. Apply to J. W.
Stewart.
' FOR SALE CHEAP Piano Kohler and
, Campbell made by Stleff and Company
V F. F. Matthews.
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. MIS8 NANNIE P." STREET, Inauaao
Exclusively. Prompt attention... '
f FOR RENT Store under Stanly Ball
. opposite Poit office, will be altered to
.. ilult tenant. Alto after September 1st,
. store now occupied by Barfoot Bros.
yor termi ice F. M. Hahn.
;0. A NIOOLL-Insuraace and Brick.
.' AN easy wty to accumulate . something.
', Boy real estate by paylag ,a email . turn
each month. Valuable property acquired
la a short time from Which' aa laoom
will be received, beteral Iota lor i
fay the New Bert Investment Oo' R A
' WuMi Attorney. "I t '
, BRICK We have a larga quantity of
gwlDurnedballdugbcVaaadcaa
ship promptly. Drtck tad TC Mfg. Co.
; - rhones 6S sad M0. . :, "
6ARATOOA Sprlag WaUrjoat received
, . at Jacob's Cafa . , :r - - . .... ; -
FROM
Tba Ctetport at io jper roll;
"Th Bosk at WOO JnroOPj
Btfoplrt scut 10 youi Uouan.'
Guilford
Jit Vt$Oa't 101 Iflddla fit,
U f-i: r t tbout 509. t -; '
u ti'iai'iiiw,.. 1
l".t ht - foil Offlce Jtotjce.
To tint ReftUra! . '; ', ".' ' .V.'.. I
"itui tot rent fottheqeartaf tadlsg
: --r: v-f e'.et, J'9 ttW doe and If
" , oa Of tM-re Pion!y OctoW
. j -if i UcMd, aa fedaleM
lnitnjc4 . your mail wtUbt
! In V.. garsl denvcry, This U
' f tie Post OfSow fpvtir.nl
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t AO boxes wUl t W4 U
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Lewis
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fieed cotton sold In the loeel . niixket
at three cents yesterday. . -
Sixty bale of cotton were told on the
local market yesterday at to i
cents. .. : i--v;' y' "
The groat receipts - of the opening
night of the Odd Fellow .Carnival at
EUiabeth City were $1,000." -'
The proceed lng of Board of Aldermen
and report of the city officers will" be
found oa the Inside page of thla Issue.
They are of Importance to every citizen
and should be read. j. - "
Rev F D Swindell , will address the
Anti-Saloon League at the court house
tonight, Instead of Monday night at an-
nounoed ia Thursday's Journal. All are
cordially Invited to attend. . ,
The Christian Scientists hare obtained
license from the authorities of Lenoir
county to "oraotlce the healine art" In
that county. Thirl the lint time 11
eente hu been granted this sect to prao-
ti k..n. i- th. flf.t. t
MVV aVMIUI a MVtllVt
. The day are growing shorter rapidly
and when clouds Combine" with shorter
I hour too, M was the cast v yesterday,
i nuke the days dirk, It would be exceed
Ingly pleasant to have the light turned
on as early as half past four,
There 1 certain :, locality , in New
Bern known at Sugar Hill, well known
to a class of , .her ; citizen, who resort
"there nightly to engage in their spree
I and unholy pastimes. For -ome cause
I no light is ever displayed at theplace,
Perhaps tome of those whose resort It i
can tell the reason why.- 4 , ; , i,.
The popular play, Reaping ,the - Har-
i vest, appear at the opera house tonight
The people here who have seen the play
i can vouch for the great merit which the
i dramalia. -The seats are on tale at
Waters' store and are going fast. Those
who have not - secured their tickets
I should do to early a possible.
The weather yesterday was of the un
usual kind 'and kaleidoscopic change
were the order of the day. In the morn
lng It wu uncomfortably warm and bade
far to be o all day. About 11 o'clock
cloud began to gather and- the rain
Ctme at Intervals during the rest of the
day. There was also a marked change
in the temperature: the mercury fell
overSO degrees.
The Oaks Market hu received a car
load of live beef cattle,' shipped direct
from the West. The bringing . of live
cattle from the West is an unusual thing
A few yean ago the surrounding county
supplied the losal market cheaply with
beef, sometimes as cheap a three xenti
a pound, but now tlx or eight cents can
not procure supply. The range have
been practically destroyed through this
oountry, and where the range are any
good the fanner neglect to pay much
attention to stock, hence the townspeo
ple are compelled to send to the western
market for their meat. It' good thug
for New Bern that the hu an enterpris
ing market concern like the Oaks, other
wise our meat supply would be very
slim at time.
Rf Election of Bishop Coadjutor.
The Diocese of Eastern Carolina met
tn Goldsboro Wednesday alaht tot the
purpose of electing a bishop coadjutor.
It wu the larrest oouncO ever held in
the Dlooese. -
Dr Nathaniel Harding presided. RV
Mr Guerry of 8ewanee Tenn, waa nomV
nated but the nomination wu rejected
by the Laity. Dr I W Hughe of Ohoco
wialty wu nominated, and also rejected
by the Laity.
The Council adjourned at midnight,
and met again Thursday morning. The
Clergy agreed by a large majority o
BevTMNOeorgeotthlsclty.but this
Bomlaauoa wu rejected by Laity.
After mora dieoueeloa, the Council en
motion adjourned alas dla4her being
iMeMctlo.: .'.;:',:,.'.;. ,
Bee Eire KUliaery;- Opeoiflf.
A beaoOful line of fall and winter haU
wen m exhibition, at the muunery
opening of the Bee Civ yesterday., Ar
UMIe shapes trimmed U the taoet ap
proved style were see tn large variety.
The tale were large and the ladle
pressed tatch utlsfaetioa la their eaolco
I offaahlowhU need wear. .
Koticoto CrelitorscIThe Firaers
- k Verctiats tiak ot Kcw
All eredltor of the Farmer ek M er
ectile Bank of Vw Bora, exoept depot-
Uor Whoa aoooaat have been rertfled,
are hereby notified to pre seat their
claim, and make proof thereof, tithe
aderslgued. Permanent Receivers, of
said Bask at the Bank Building oa Pot-
lock street la the city of New Beta,
or before the Ilk day of November 1903,
or lb I hollos will be pleaded u bar to
eartlc'paUoa la the distribution of the
aeeeu of teld Beak, by all creditors fall
tag to comply aerewli. .
i 3oM Dc.
Receiver of The Firmer tad MerchaaU
. Peak cf 5tw Cera.' - ' -
; Kakae rtrh red Wood. -- ?- . '
f taereMce the rlrealallo. '
. Ptrefijth Uiw heert
' CIvee trP'111 e4 ! ' d?tloa, '
' Vrvtbov t prisons. ;
I Cnrn ehi; 4 lw every time.
I I8dt per bot.- f. Ki'ifectloa ttif!fo
- . For Calo. '
tles'wf.t t eir1'-
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E'Jzabelh City Cora. Ylrglntan-Pilot.Oct
- 7th. , . -
The city aldermen met In the city hkll
Monday evenlna; and their proceeding!
were Interesting; in fact, It wu the most
interesting one they have held la many
months, A large number of spectators
were present and all manifested a deep
Interest. - - .
The principal toplo of discussion wu
concerning the recent local option elec
tion. It wlll be remembered that the
votes of jnany citizen were challenged
and they could not vote. In the Seventh
ward many Toted under protest and as a
consequence they were arrested and ar
ralgned In the , superior court. The cue
wu so weak against them. . however, .It
wu dismissed without having gone to
the jury. - r-, ; . , , .
Last nieht the aldermen brought up
the question that If the court-.could find
nothing against the ones who cast bal
lots Under protest, was the ; election le
galand. legitimate when many other
qualified voters were' kept from; voting
on the same grounds Lengthy and bit
ter wu the argument which , ensued
The pro and cons J were -, heard, r and
wnat uiey saw wu ruuy weignea, ana
at last a ballet wat takeu The majority
of the aldermen decided that the election
was not legal and rejected It, 0
- i v - 'Who? 1
The handsome diamond rlngoa exhib
it at Hlbbarda lowelrv store hu been pur
ehued by the commluee and will be pre
sented to the fortunate young lady who
shall be selected to reign at rOpenlag t f
the Carnival Messrs Simpson and Hib-
batd assisted by a committee of ladle
will have charge ot the contest. Boxes
will be placed today at Bradham'a and
Davis Pharmacy, McSorley'j Otwsoa's
and Bryan's confectionery stores, where
alt who desire can start the ball rolling
for their choice, to wear the tceptr j of
queenly power at cost of one cent per
The votea will be announoed In .ma
day' Issue of the Journal and - each
morning during the Carnival the ballot
.e Z:iiz
SSi; 'JllM-. celeTd
pstwf uvea a n aevii win vu rvuuij
evening and will remain there through
the Carnival until Friday noon, when
the tote will be canvassed and the coro
nation will take place that evening bo-
fore a brilliant court surrounded by he
militia. ". -v
The Carnival Co., Is exhibiting, at
Elisabeth City this week and la giving
great success.
Goldsboro 249 ProUbitioiL
At the election In Goldsboro, yeste
day the vote for- prohibition wu 149
majority. " ' r - - l:'- :;-" v x
Mr M M Marks went toElnston last
night. ;. ;- '.:'-; .. V
Attorney WO Monro of Goldsboro,
attended court her yesterday.
Mr J J Wolfenden left for bualneas
trip la the central part of North Oaro-
lina..- -.
Mr John Dann returned yesterday
from Raleigh where he attended the
Epleoopel Dlooese. -' '' 7!
Prof B Walnaa went to Goldsboro yet
terdey In the Interest ot ths Cable piano
anif Hm) flAvaituate -"M. r -
eaaaisi waaj,ai evipysiji - .
'-Delecates tn4 Altenutes, . -:
At a spedal meeting of Camp-New
Ben the following comrade were elect
ed to attend the Bute. Reunion at Ral
eigh on Oct Slat, 1901. - T -,ri y --xx
PlegateeJ I Wolfenden, , Samuel B
Street, H H Dowdy, Chu Fred Harget,
Jamu W Blddle. . v ',-
AltefnateeL 8 Wood, John WWoo
tam, Wm tflay Brooks. Wat B Lane, Wm
-' By order Oommander, . - A' .
v-v''U;r..rCLARS;
- f'-.UY,:'-H. Adjutant.
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: BakPOOTS KEW STOeE. .
KHUaery Opening and BugOfai Amy at
frrtu Coodi and Fevcltica.
Although Jupiter Pluvlus wu not ai
together propttiou lath weather he
dealt out yeetardey, the opening Of U
new store of Barf oot Bros, wu tdU-
ttaot suooeea. The store I one of the
pretlieet and moat complete la the city.
A Urge number of IadUs who atun Jd
the opening spoke la high praises of tfc
Bae aooommodatloas faraUhed by lee
Arm. ,' 1 ' ; j
Tie eoeeeloa wu more devoted to the
mllllaery feelura, A greet mny ku
were sold, ia fact, their tales Were larger
than at any other simpler ocottioa ia tt
fclitory of lee Store. Tie Ullae war
h'ghlr pUeied with la vi'Uty an! hti
tiul dUpUy pf Ml end WlsUr ai!',;tr.
goods. Tba Mia cMtduetwl ender
the soperrltlnB of Kin Vterr tlrt H
tour ahle aliitnta. -
Two fcn Hotae trwehow ci f,
pUy H e flae aiTa'.;e the f'if
l-a j Ifccrole. Onm tr! 1 r.v".;l r
ry Cf Velve-si 1 i!'"t tri
and itt antclae to f-.ln'e th f
Uere.
A 1T 8mtr f f t" r r- s ' f.
"M'ul -1 f.r -I r -f
W'te Tl.' t. ; trip
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( rre Vry fj'.'ar - I
f n I !-;e fit. r
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abant Cle.ri tts O'jiI 1 tocket u Tut
Ai Cants, at Ti:iT;ra. -
Eaper!or Court coniiMoaced yesterday
mom:,: - at 9.10, offlsers all la their
.aces, " . ' - - - C., ,-
Tte ca e of Richard Dixon which w at
conUaued from Wednesday oa account
ot an irrc9ltlty of the magistrate send
lug It up, wu dl&poeed of. - Dixon wu
larged with carrying conoealed weapons
Wat fined t!5 end costt. ' The maglp
irate appearing beiore the eouri, ex
plained that u the plstcl wu not loaded
and that the negrd boy surrendered it,
no damage having been done ha deemed
the case to be In his jurisdiction and
therefore Imposed a small fine end costs
Finding afterwards thai . hi judgmsat-
wu irregular, he seat the papers up to
court. . An apology wu made and the
court excused the magistrate 1 4 ;
Collie Smith convicted of assault and
battery ' A motion having been made
Wednesday for-new trial, case eoatia
oed until Thursday,
Motion denied.
Fine of 60 and- coin; imposed,
which
were paia. -- ,,v'
- Mery Morris,' colored, hvrceny,' con
victed, sentenced to one year In State's
Piton-f iJrvw i
J H Mattocka, failure to list taxes.
Judgment - suspended on : payment of
tsxes and cost of action, p
B Z , Cooper" carrying conoealed
weapon, guilty. Judgment suspended
on payment of costs. 'Thero were i cir
cumstance about thfa case appealing to
the court tut leniency Which wu grant
ed. - i r j X'-A it "
The A N O- Company 'through ft
attorney W 0 Monroe, vs;J WKornegay
uked for judgment by default and cobk
tlauatlon. Granted, v .-
A sttnuar lodgment wu Mked by Mr
Monroe for came company v J Fi Hog
gin which wu also granted. .' v L- -
State v King David Bennett: for un
lawfully injuring an animal, found gall
ty.; Judgment teiervod, King David
I a colored farmer living In the vicinity
of Havelook. " One of hi neighbor
mule took to breaking In hi field which
wat very annoying. . On Sunday .King
DavId't.paUenoo being exhausted, ' he
rushed out la hi fury with a hoe and
terribly hacked and mutilated 'the male
most brutal deed;
Mack Duffy, assault and battery, guil
ty. Judgment suspended.
.Matt White' and Wlllr Bprulll, tw6
young negroea, were charged with gamb
ling, not guilty. i - 1 -
Bute - ts Joe Scott, ' oolored, uuult
with deadly weapoa wu found guilty.
Fined 15 and cost; t Y
The Solicitor announced that the aria
toal docket wu about cleaned np u near
a eaa be thl tena. 'Only two 'more
jnresM to be disposed of,' on will b
token np today, th other Mondsy.
There are a great number of aclfa
esses still remaining oa the docket,which
wm come np next term.
The Grand Jury finished their work In
the afternoon; -made their ; report and
Were discharged. In their report they
stated that the - public: propertlea were
found la fairly good-ahap, t exoept the
bridge ever " Trent and ; Neuse . rivers,
which they, reported wereia very bad
eonaiuon. ; ,.-,v v r
Court took a reoeu until thl morning
0;80oiclock..J:.. V'J.-r'v.h; t'
UMUUYNiln
:-j, -T-Mr.l-jM 'f
v 1 Ezimiiutloa of Teachers.
The examination . of "cubUojKhoOl
teaohar for thla, Craven couaty, will be
held at the Court Hon ta New. Bera
Thursday and Friday, October 9. and
.White teaoker wiu be exsntinefl ok
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Tharaday Oct t2d and coloreoL leaahcrl
oa Friday Oct ISd. i :; -i : V t (
. By order of the Board 6f XdooaUoai
-t-.v.t K; 'i M Beo, f
t"V;V. Couaty BupU
Freeh Cheese ' EUcalU aad BTeBuady
Boiler thla erect era at iRraikefi
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' K lot lot of Freeh' rgift, to
dotea today at J R Parker1, Jr. -r j
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LOW RATES OF PAS3ES0n FAR!
- Ovet A. ft N. 0. R. R. oa aotonat t
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Oct 10-21, 1C03. .'
Tlie roJlowlee r'ew!.l roTra. wfcm
tickets are pun I. .!, for ti rnnd trp
irniu,n?rTni:-r;:siTH i":o
by fperUl Tr&!ne en Vi"-:r 'r, 0
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If your bey aetJs tjs.it of pantt, we
reiarewecin t-'t j x and not L't
your parse very icoch I'.ter. ;
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Fresh bbL Corned Beef at 80. lh-
Fresh hA. Corned Mackerel, just opened
at J R Parker, Jr's. . - ;
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Vo wish to call special attention to our" tin ot Bniahai,
5 we nare probably toe largeet
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I stock before buying."
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H flffures and strines.
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Whole TThe&t, Z;t tad Craham.fioor
at J. R. Fs-Ur, Jr1. - -.. r.ZJ-S.Jr.
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two veekshaa almost doubled
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I lart seaaons sales.
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early Tliey atfed that no tailor had ever been able to fit
them as well or give as much style for even double the price
of our suite. 7
'The Proof of
in theEating."
80 with our suits, the proof 1s In the wearing. Our coats
are guaranteed to hold their shape.
Dont think this is "talk" only. We will back up our
statement. - All we ask of yon is a call. We can show you
suits that will make you open your eyes.
No matter what your figure may be we have suits to fit all
shapes. Give us a Call, we can suit your taste and pocket. -
Mens Suits from 110 to $20. Every one Guaranteed.
Your money back if not satisfied.
6. Dunn & Co.,
Correct Wear for Men,
57 3?Hoc3s: Street.
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Millinery
Novest Ready-to-wear
Hats.
Tlie
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AfrivE'ViTjl
Tha ; sJossi
W lined Heaters
la theeity, I Cast iron top and hoi
torn, with larg end door for wood.
Call and look at Ibea at No. 67
South Front 8treet r ; -
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For Oalo or Rent ;
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A assail Farm l mfJea from Hew ftWa
blnf oet Treat reed, eoaulauf ll
aerea, aboat N aeree eJeere. , Flae
lead br traek , tebeeee or eeUna. A
Ire reoaa 4sHhaf,at tmDdIaga..'T
Vaoae Una, eva. v ? "V1-. -..v.' ;
Apply to : . .
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Any fanner desiring
tofonco hla lind T7ltli
tho American" Held
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