c i i v VOL.. XXI KO. 228. KZ7 Ell.;, C, THURSDAY HOIiSINO, DECEMBER 24, 1903 TWISTJ-SECOND YIAK DEWEY SALE EX2ED. RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR PREMATURE CELE3RATI0N. eeeeeeeeeeeeeee ft n j n n Delicasies Classes Necessairies Masses;.'" Sweety to Please the Lasses ISV v You cannot give - present ?than , A Nice;Rain Coat, A Suit ot tlothes, 0A Hat, r . A Tie, t , ' A Silk Umbrella, . A ;Pair of Kid Gloves, , A HaTf Dozen Nice Hose, ; " A Half Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, v a Beautiiul Silk Muffler V A White Silk Handkerchief,, ABair ot Patent Leather Shoe3. APair Silk Buspenders,j. ' , A Mr nt Rfldrnom Klinnnra. . And a Thousand other things that cannot do mentioned. " , Respectfully Tllddle GaskiH Hdw. & IIat8 cut the prtoe oa Ilcaterv Fitted, StoTM'aet op. ' Fall line of Hardwue, Elwood Jjmo and Cement, Baab, Door and Blind a. , v ': " Lowest frioes, Best Qoods; ;. .V; . :1 ' : ; Kioe lln of Canrer expected for the nolidatntde. ; . "r . Gashill Hdv. .& Hill Supply Co:, HARDWARB 71 Middle 81 rboM 147. . rr Thiit Tired . Fcrllus ' iSareare fw l.tnj'i- f nvfiw tn In fi-Mch ran rn r;rri'l I'-nd- V,. J l,rlj, t:. l.fgnl.1, l'H ll.tnt t trr.f ami I 't If, V-Hh Ca IWIrj fff Sit TUi'i l' ' 'i 11.1.1 ' lif, J. P. Taylor, NEW ) sr.:, f. f fro; -1 V r Co. it I ', ",- I i-1 cf s (biro s to Please the I I V! to Please the $ ' ' your" friend , a' nicer . v Street Hill Supply Co. - Car load to be told. Fire Boards "'r) . " Fence, Paints, Oils and Varolii), ptILLJSUPrUtS 44 Crareu Bt I'booe 810, 'WATCHES ! A large line of Gold Filled &&d Bolld Gold Watchce.tn the New Shapes). "v ' Nothing tnskee ai'bctlef Xqjas Present to a lad y or gentleman than one of our Full Onrranled ate hea put op in a floe t1tq( -A loo have the k'n4 for ehnne foT beja. J, O, lhixivr. Any firmer dc:;iiiii:; to fcr.co I1I3 land with tho American Ticld I'cnco can iprocurc t!:-) r u::-) of i:?o fur a ' ' :t '..hi!-. I r.ov 1. . t:t ? tr.?!; t-.vu c-r The Remainder of Household Goods of the Financier Sold at Auction Tes terday. - -. " v : Toe salarof the Dewey domettlo goods wae compleud yesterdar In the presence A WO IMw Ul kUD UC RET UUilltSBLIU KUUUI I of a good lied crowd. The bidding wai spirited aa it was the day preriona and eTerythloe wentataeood crlce.' Tha , t. . - .1 uuma wui iiae wun tiapan, sna me articles aold were ourtaIn,carpetF,paInt. ; . .v . , . '; IngsandtheUbrary. , j latter wUUt once build a railroad to Among the works of art was -a verv flna framed portrait of Got. Avcock. which . nfter rench warm bidding was Banfort.i "The llbrarr was dlsDoaed of aaillV If any baying them by . qnanUtyo The books of science went at a better orlee tnan was anticipated and but little trou- Die was experienced in kellinir . them. The works of fiction commanded good prices throughout- The seven shares of A & N 0 stock were bought by Mr D W. Patrick at 135 per snare. The stock of tha B& Tile company was purchased by Mr M M Marks.. v ' v Tne Anrtual.Mceane Of the National ftonv " s The annnal meatlntr nf . fh ,uVhi.M.1 ers of the National Bank of New Berne for the , election of dlrectora and thl transactlo.n of such other business as mar OOme Defore It. Will h nuin Initial banking office on the second Tuesday of J anuary, being Jan 18, 1904. The polls Mill A n" 1 - . . . ' ' -I, ,. . n nt ypou bv i u ciocK aood. ana ciose atl p G. H. BOBEBTS, - '- "Cashier, Deo 12th, 1C03, " Swansboro Gleasinirs. i. December S3. Mrs M E Mattocks, who has been vis iting her alster, Mrs S O Mattockr at Thurman, returned home last Mon day. Mrs M N Gerhari of Philadelphia and J Mrs J M Batloek of Mattltuck Long Is land are 'tlsltlngMr J W Woodhull here, jirs Hauook la a daughter of Mr Woodhull, Mrs Gerhart Is housekeeper for Mr Woodhull since the death of his wife. Messrs Charles" Justice, Walter Lewis and 1 U Oanaday of Bnead's Ferry, were in town several aays last and this week prospecting. Mr Justice has bought the little steam launch Virginia, belong- r J Q Ing to J F Prettyman ot the Lumber Co. I m".- T -y v?-HK; ' . Dr W JMonttort of Wards MilL haa .u. fc "". oi iana near swansboro, belonalnc io Mr J Al,hi m.k.M vf-. ,.,. rlttmu. and will commenot to build tl - " viu wuym .vuu 1 ski Mit, i air una rrooanuii . ana ratner j w.i i ma '- . ' have offered thelr olaoe. near here foi oT io wo lMriu Ur llm and ftmll? I have moved In Swansboro u before sta-1 lT ,'",'- . " I v Capt Bobt Jones las aevend hU con- . T wutjiiiw j at luchmond ve . and has returned tol his home In Carteret county, where he f-o- -.v-,. '" I also farming, says he la M.oot to oat bo I a mm and cotton gla perhaps. -.- . m aVnAAHa DuaM IV.. .i an.a I r Inst , from Conn., for lumber. Bbe fln- .--.-. UHKr, v.P. regular term whloh would have began Lewis, errivedhst Baturdav. thalOthl. .v.mi. j.- . . j 1 ?"tf' V"d Uttl,ith,r,bn,T nof the Supnlor oourt and will probably clear this rort tomor. I nfn n' .. ...... .. row,8dor Mth Urt. for BrUgeport, Oono. - ' - - I Capt W'WDenals whole worklntli. for a Urge lumber company at George town, 8 0, came home this week to vUlt bU family and friends, he- will return after the holidays, Bis eon, Nash, Is with Capt Bill. ' . Tbe Maioolo burial services over the remains of Opt N A Moore were eele- brated but Sunday the 0. Though the .i. ..i . . . . . . .1 wftiuir waa rainy ana oaa, a lair aiaeu I authbef of Maaona attended from Jack- sonvllle, among tbea were the W M, L r7 Uft, E M Soonee, Wslter Merrill I WTtlM fV. A .... .il... m I M, Dr Monlfort of fhta lodge and oUen were oa hand and awUied the Jackaoa- vllle lodge la tbe service. - . We last hear that catts arc out for I tbe ttarrlige of Kits Hn-ele 1'lneruf outlaws to MrDerld Ilallof Cirteret oouoty. Tbe wedding to eome off Tban diy nlthV Clir!tms Era. We wlh UIm Wtfrgle tood luk, ' rteit wwkwewCleWe the arcnant of eur ChfUliT.M (1 ilnce, it r!'.'r lk ni7 tr.n's ar.l puty $lr', cml'it.. W't Uttnk tUt ', 1 Frai:ior ri:tir. fa In tl.ti.,n's and 1".?: f: Urtm t A T)..l. r. ''.m Vte T' In tbe t'lU. ll.n- r i rx.t r rr " 1 I.'i ca to ! tlit I I b n r. w i Tim. f r I. " ! Y t r t: - , r ( How -Towers Will Line Cp. . Special to Journal. -i-." WMhiogton, D 0, Dee 23. It I i I Pcted here that declaration ot the Runo Japanese war will beannonnced Innfewdayi. ' ... . " . I "eoul, Uorea. - Germany hears that eng- I land will aid Jatiaii and that the Jana- Lee Emperor only awaits the word ti om I England to begin hostilities,1 ;P.S.DUFFrS NEW STORE' The Retail. Store Annex; and Medicine - Hanufacturtng Plant Com pleted. " In order to meet the demandsof his ever Increasing business, Mr F B Daffy I has bnllt an addition .in Ma drug store I 0 It will trrentltr fAnlHtst tifa atlons as a manufacturing drueeist and frtvA ftltM ' IKAa HAAS VAMM l Uln mS.a I The annex Is made uniform with the Duuaing ana adds si feet to the Tha I the retail drnar bnslneai which la cnndnn tad ondar ihn nm rr V A nnfTv Th I store will be refurnished with handsome nw Ann. ml mnnlu iluia I othet fixtures for the disnlav of nrnnds The additional space was greatly needed 'if . .. . .,J I in me store' The. second floor will be devoted to the manufacture of Mr Duffy's proprie tary medicines. v The room over the store - of the American 8 ock Co., has been ' leased tor this purpose' and the laboratory thus' made will Dresent lively scene when active operations -be gin.- -f' - The Aim name of the Oomnauv mann facturlng the different articles Is The F 6. Duffy Medicine Co., and ihey matte eight different ' remedies which are as follows: Duffy's Antl-Billous Pills. "iTonlo Mixture. .Pain Destroyer. ' 'Diarrhoea Cordial. Itch Ointment..- '. Liver and KtdneytRegulator Cough Killer. . Iro-Qutn.: ; ' All of which are reliable cures for the speciflo. maladies for which they' are In- WtMV. tended. ; Much credit Is due to Mr Duffy for tbe aH41Var that tl Keial AmwmtwA anih lara Dullness. He Is -one of the most pro mnnit Thai if -fen aesorrt J. " . . - . ; .I,.ouce I ?PCCUl icrm 01 COori. ' 2tini in h.h h. hAM Lm be a special term of tha 8unerlor oourt of Craves county for the trial of civil etMi 0nly,.beglnnlng on the 8th day of fADTuery ivv4, and luting one week, - pvi. . i. j . tt. Charles B Ayoock, Governor of North uaroima,on aooount of the accumulation i i.n i. .v.. a v. vav& tu u DUUVl VI Ul.n of 0rit,B 0onnty. .nd ot " vu aaj v a v kaa usa w v AT UI U T ifUf,' 1 ge w u,ui.ture made a conflict W-,. (bt,d Dlatrlct la the Supreme Court Th... m k ... . . ; . CbahWBoard of CommU.loa.M Dt Craven County. . 1 Stitch la Time Sate Wine ' fl t. ant Inn .A. t K. ikl.VI.. l00 thiog to eat for the coming holt- J.w ...... e? . i . a . j ... J v b juui urwui uu uui MT 00t 111 folaea apple grown la the Bonny rkralh. . Vy oranges are the bt la color and nnilllr. trni ffAn ttnAitu, ftlArW Ifen DkT a decided snprlorty orr seeding, o!ng as "tboroagbbreJa." Arabeay lajuloe ofthstnoet ddldoas qoallty, . luscious and of that, eiqnUUe otnge BTor, eo dt-Mghifuily ttmptlt tfl the Bioit ceprlclons arr!!K Bo pleue reuiomlxir tb at ray ptlis will not fre yon, for l-,Tlrg a Vf g'ore (nrch art!) lo draw frt m, ihtyd) not le lo bub'.nplit and S"M !n. Ifadfi.p tl.!s B.i ! lit ft f t to my ruslmi.tr, ho ::l Cnl B.e at No. f5(;.-rg- 'l TU Ll;i'e Htore oa O.e C-.rntr. I1 -n'l Tf -.'U lULu: fjiirti U t! t II.K1 I r t Seems Probable Within Few Days A Country gentleman Starts an Extraor dinary Excitement. A big excltemeDt waa caused, at the Broad 8treet Fuit Company's i store yesterday afternoon by the combination of a "nigger . chaser", and a lot of fire works. " ,, - . - , A farmer from Pamlico county went Into tbe store to bay some Christmas fireworks forJhe 'kld" at home. Hav ing considerable of a load on he was in clined to Jolly t the boys f who frequent the store.': The boys urged him to trv tbe vutuea.of a nigger chaser. - He was Just foolish enough to do It. ? - At firBt the thing sputtered' but In a minute it got busy and the spitting, spnt wring toy got too hot or the man was too frightened . to hold it and let It bo. The "-chaser" phased Itself Into a pile of fireworks which were on the sidewalk, igniting tbtm and there wsi more dolne than any. one had expected. Then there was an r exhibition vervv suirireHttrA of San Juanor Mont Pelee. Sky rockets, roman candles, fire crack ers an went oil In one grand ' pyrolech nio display and It' wasn't dark either. The .whole outfit exploded and the rockets went flying everv wav. One flew aoross the street and broke a win dow pane la Simpson's undertaking es tabllshment. That there was no body hurt is a miracle for the street must have been full of people. Bow they es isped tbe fusillade is most strange. What became of the man f He never stopped to see the result of his fun but immediately started on a lively ran for noma ana u ne hasn't got there he's run nlrigjllll. He was thorduffhlv frichtenod and although it was Impossible for the ponce to got film, : The punishment he got by the scare will be deemed suf Sclent. There were about $15 worth of fire works destroyed and a quantity of fruit ana canay spoiled. - Bnrbera In Eurona. "A sure wiry to break yourself of the habit of going to a barber sboD to tret slinved Is to travel In TSurope," said a man who has traveled. "I remember tbat when-1 first went to Eurona I thought that I would never be able to learn to shave myself and tbat I wna belpless so far as this was concerned. didn't finish my triD tbroueh Eurona beiore I took un sbavine. and now I shave myself nil the. time. Tbe barber snops in Europe, except in England and 'a few of the lareer cities, ara the worst of their kind in the world. There aruo modern conveniences and mighty little of a sanitary nature. Tbe chain ore uncomfortable, and the barbera are lndlffert'ht about bow they suave you or wbat tliry do with you. They place a big bowl ln.your lap, and when they have- finished with you the suDDoaltlon la that yon will wash your own face In tbe bowl. Tbere la none of the little luxuries wo have over here In the wav of bay -rum,, witch haael. hot towela. not water, etc. The American barter shops are the neatest and cleanest In the world, without exceoUon." Wh- lngton Star. '. . s ; - , . - : Mexleo'a Hot Pepper Seller. -;' The hot Denner aeller of MptIm u a merchant who derives his livelihood from the fact that tha Meilrtn mnat have ble peppers, whatever else he ma deny himself. They are brought to bis aoor oy ue countryman, or be may go to the market place and And them spread out for sale on matting. The market man. while drewvl tnorrnm. lively aa far as his bodily garb U con cerned, wears In nearly every Instance) an elaborate bead covering. , ; Borne of these Mexicans own hara that cost as much as lbs rest of their wardrobe The Dride of the whit man In his panama is not to be compared to mat or the Mexican la his sombrero. It is a racial cbaracteriatlo which Bode In countcrnnrt In the anron of the rortugucdo onion aHlcr. Hr occupa tion may be lowly but her anron mlcht be tbat of a woman of higher degree. Plush ctigx with fur U not uncom mon. ETrrrbody's Usgaitue. r Tk fJIUa. ' Two thotiJnd yrf aira It was enrv V4 that'wal" ll!Ua ctccd their llowere at nlslit s&d r-etroated far no- 0"f wafer, to rnn;e asaln at sunrU. Ti ts wee riinye view, and it was not In-jwuoJird until tho KnalUh botanW Jol.n ttny, in flmt dotibfwl lis vrmi-Hy. Ti croat IMr r f fc.wtlmr. out ef tbe p-r,,.Vt cf t!" l,;r fmr.ilr, n(x-ne Us Pw -f. t-:i !-t.i ,!. betweon II In (! l. ir':' i,:.-t ft 1 i V,f bp.mntvm. 1 ) ; .' I' ! I ril 1-5)f. t-p'nn oj n n ! t. t" 1 1 t.. ::!- i1- t i-x.ir) i It p. I' I I (' r. p. I f i "r T p i' -;; r it U r- t r i r ' t.-'.. I '!..'( I , ' t ' .- ' '! ;. " ! - t ; ' t . . . - SPHCIAL TO-DAY I A FEW LEFT Fountain Pens, , Seal Bill Books, Fine Gold Plated Ink Wftlls. ' " ' - I Solid LeatherColIar and Cuff Boxes; i Fine , Stationery in I I uress suit Gases , and Trunks. , i ; EMEU'S BOOK STORK ?!?m TO OUR PATRONS. How about your Oirlstmad Shop ping? " Christmas Bells will soon ring merrily. Have you . selected your gifts? If not you cannot do better than to look over our display. Onr goodg have a refinement that makes them especially suitable for gifts. No Extra charge ior engraving A number of New and Beautiful Designs in Viamond Jeltoelty. EATON, The Leading Jeweler A 0RANBSRBIE3 10 cits e at also head quarters for all klads of NntsL Oraases Apples, Banana and Grapes. At Tbi Bnoio 'Stbbit Fatnr Com pit. .' ' ) : : V - TRY THE . . bveBushcafkei For Bound Steak, :2 i l and Sirloin, also Corned Hams. - , 153 8. Front StVO Dry. Stovo Wood de livcrod at short notice. Soo BIQ HILL. : The Shingle Han. ' 4 C8T EZCZIVZO a full aod complete auortmeotot - Vl 1 r a i t t;i lt i l'a',' r at f- rn tjn into. Jmt t'. art:. ' 't f.f (r-r.l'f run i v. I . - 7 I r f DIAMONDS ! 1 i r'JlV i, otice l rs:- - .-' :: a Just . ; Also a Bbl, Fresh Tripe ran Jf r,geS' If mn8' Ql& CC-S rants, atron, Nuts all New Crop. 'B" Nice Mixed Candy 7c lb , S"; A few Jars Nice Home-made Preserved Figs, " ' 5? kiMmp,ete Stk Kice Thing3 to eat dur4 Chrislmas 1 : It will pay you to examiae my stock before makin. your Cnnstma8 purchases. ' J? , mLfliJiiaJJttK we give a purchase. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Yours to J. L. McME 'Phone 01. gniiiiiiiinrijmigniinirflaxi APPLES ! Just received a car load of Apples from Western New York State. Don't buy apples until you see my stock and get prices. Will save you money T- F-A-EKEK, Jr. Wholesale and Retail Orocer, HONI 69 Cor. Broad A Hancock Him. ailllllXIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTI E. E. Blsbop. J. 8. Claypoolo. General Fire Insurance Apfs. Representing tbe most reliable com panies. Prompt attention glvon to all bualnet-i sat rusted to us. We solicit yotu patronage. BISeOPACLATPOOLK Phone 87. an AM iu we. - i . . - The Autumn Season IOCS affara &Kn tvt.nr In .,!. and fabrics that to sura to delight all those who retard comet dreealnc as aa Mitntbl lA tYM 9mAnmrwiSMtm rt ilta .at r MCbadvlck'a tallorlnf eatahliabmeot UAsB aVUJsH DDIUT11HB IlDal OT arfWWIB Mfl tbovs la rady tot jot Micticm. - F. SI. ChadwlcL, i Oystersl Oys(ersl V From now on we will have t Ojster which Jwe will fcm 1 X by'innuur, Laif-ahell of oth- 2 era W ' ; 1 CwipeikeDfljIOystieTito- i day at - ',; Nixon Q Co.'s, 113 Middle St. ; . :' rit a 77cii otrcs A. D. Baxter 8 Co., Commission brc.crs. C - r 'i r, r -r - -; -.---'---n i . Received. 5c lb, rebate check Please, with every cash 1iVIioleaIe Retail Grocer, 71 Broad St APPLES ! g M r r-4 1 .M ixnxxxxxnxxxxixxxxxixn 4 Last Offer for Th is Year. Last Chance for Bargains. This offer means a -rreat Joss to ub, but a great gain to you. My entire stock of Mens, Youths and Childrens C lothing, Overcoat, Hate and Pants mut go before Jany 1st with three hundred and fifty LaaJea Miasee and Childrens Cloaka ind Jacket, Lediee Hats and Fori ail to be aold during thU Last and Greatest 1 Sale ot the Season 1 Begardless of Cost or value. NotwithsUndino- th Cloaks and Jacket! will be sold at far leu than cost. We wW give to everj lady buying a cl 2 k or Jack. . et a pair 0f nice glove free, Do yon wlab to be one of the lucky bnyerer If to plaaee do not wait too long m we will be over ruahtd la In few da'ie. and wiah to give you the lost atleoUou po-elble.- ' '.. ' . - - . . IIEilEMDEIt thi is rxfeitlvfilv tbe last tale of the aeaaon, and to each cnttgtiier buying fiOo and over will be given nice present worth acoppUojf. ; Yourt for CargaJna, ; S. COPLON, V U ?OKTON I raiatweav 73 MIODLS BTHEEr. Feat to OfukCI nHa,Co,',New Br, Plumbing! I kT ,.,DOfl tey tin St" 7 rl in.' '- j ! 'nM fr rn tr f t,' I: I v. ' : : irit'i. 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