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at a great reduction-it's not a ques
tion of price-they must go. We need
the money and room for other goods. '
If you need a wrap see us and your
shopping will be easy.
J. M. Mitchell &. Co.,
PHONE 288.
I 43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office;
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MAKES
OLD
Furniture, Floors and
Woodwork, look like
NEW.
ANY CHILD CAN APPLY ITl
Removes all scratched and other
marks of wear and tear and gives
new life and lustre to anything
made of wood.
For New or Old Floors
It Is the best Finish on the market.
Made in 8 colors and Clear
to match all kinds of woods.
FOR EALE 8Y
Gun?; Pistols, Razors,
Scissors and Pocket
Cutlery.
Shells and Cartridges.
r radical Xmaa Presents
Make Happy Hearts.
Phone 9o
STOVES Ranges, Cook and Heat
ing. Economical in full, splendid in
operation. life time in durability.
Sash, Doors
and Blinds
A SPECIALT?.
08 Hlddle St
B R. I G JSL I
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
Plants at Clunks, Hjman's Siding, Kinston aud Kobersonvil'c.
Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
The large demand for our prodoot justifies our claim, that we farniih
the Beat Bu.lding Brick On this market. We are now erecting Dry
Kilns ibat will not only inornate our on (put, bnt will alao ma
terially improve the quality of our product
iiyjian nurpiiir company,.
New Bern, N C Selling Agents
Notice!
Have just recehea
. ate mmm a J A m2
can Wire Fence; same
will be sold at greatly
reduced rate Come
and see me before
Guying. .
F I'QmrjIiWinr.
B-a II VIIIUUIIUUU
Kafer's Bakery,
ALL BREAD and BOLLS " ;
vU by the WaaMrytoa v V"
' Oil arocsas mt Bnmdmtk-
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V. ';' AB DOUGH snede by ma-
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. ItrlctljraaalUry. flake
. -Issuee etai HU-f Room
. . always wi tot innc.Um
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ThaOalis Market will
Bookkeepers'!
Supplies.
Ennetfa Bookstore
; w niddi lit-"-'
Full line of Drugs.LIed-
lclnes, Toilet Ar.
- tides and Boap.
Fresh: Supply of
Flower Seeds,
Plifulclans rrcscrip-
loa A. nporltlty.
P. TREtiniTIl,
, Blackiwltri 4 Wbeelrigbt,
Mualwrtrrrf IWri, Wttoss. Certs
Sit Mrs ji. Alatrte frd mrtpt; ta
tw. Iplf1g Mttl; doe (jil
SOllOB.
1 HAVE CART W JtrT.IJ
FIRE AT IFEI.
Got. Glenn in. Office and Enjoys It.
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Interesting Belies for Hall of History
'Murder Trial-Variety of Moon'
stone Discovered Presents for
Ex-Governor Ayeoclc. ' .
Raleigh, Jan. 14. -Another snow fell
last night and the streets were quite
glassy in some places. - Yesterday was
one of the very worst days of the year
and today's sunshine was greatly en
joyed, having been quite a rarity lately.
Two interesting relics have been re
ceived at the Hall of History. One of
these is a pair of gloves worn by Capt.
Alexander, of Burke count, during the
War of the Revolution. He was born
in 1760 and was at the battles of King's
Mountain and Cowpens. Hie gloves are
sent by Mr. B. - P. Davis, of Burke.
The other relic is a pistol carried during
the Civil War by Charles E. Benson, of
the Second.North Carolina Infantry of
Grime's Divisions. It is' the heaviest
pistol your correspondent has ever seen.
This womiair about 4 o clock fire
broke out at Apex, this county, and
burned the postoffice, Apex News office,
the stores of Hunt & Olive, A. G. Bell
and J. W. Rogers. Two of the stores
were new and were occupied this fall.
All seven buildings were burned.
In the Superior court here the trial of
Will Adams, the murderer of a negro
woman and her two -children, is in
progress. It is the second trial. The
evidence is overwhelming againstAdams,
who has once been sentenced to hang.
A report made by the gem expert of
Tiffany, of New York, says a new and
very remarkable variety of moonstone,
with a red reflection, has been discov
ered near BakersviUe, Mitchell county.
The newspapers mention the appoint
ment of W. A. Blair, of Winston, on
the monetary commission. George B.
Hahna, of Charlotte, has served many
years on this commission, and Thomas
K. Bruner, of the Agricultural Depart
ment, has served one year.
Governor Glenn looked very comfort
able as he sat at his desk today. He
certainly fills the executive welL
It is a snug fit. He is a good dresser
and a good looker, and withal a jolly
good fellow. He has signed a lot of
commissions, practically completing the
military staff, one of these being that
fine soldier, Joseph F. Armfleld, as
Brigadier General, a re-appointment
Others were Geo. L. Peterson, of Clin
ton, as Paymaster General; W. L. Mc-
Gehee, of Franklin ton. Inspector of
Small Arms Practice; Geo. F. Hank ins,
of Lexington, Assistant Paymaster
General; Thomas Stringfield, of Waynes
vllle, 'Assistant Inspector General; W.
Masenbury, of Henderson, Assistant
Adjutant General; Ivey Foreman, As
sistant Quartermaster General.
Governor Glenn was chatting with
some prominent men and said his new
position would really give him a sort of
rest He has been a very hard worker
between his law practice and politics.
He makes it a rule to go to bed at 11
o'clock and in the winter time to eat
only two meals a day but, as he re
marked with a smile, he Jacked away a
pretty good pair of meals in the cold
weather. In summer he eats three.
He rises from bed at 7 to 720 and takes
great deal of exercise. H told the
newspaper folks that be would not give
out any news after 4 p. m. each day.
He la very social and in order to meet
the public will spend some time one day
fa each week at the Capitol Club, of
which he has been made an honorary
member. This is a very nice arrange
ment for the public. The Governor
says be wants to know the people and
to meet them. He la a very sociable
man and ao doubt win make the Exeew
tive Mansion a much rVeqnentad place.
His mother, who Tilt as much pride in
his election and Inauguration, will Uve
with hha. -: - ;. .
Ei-Goveroor Ayeoek eoaUnasa to rs-
eeive honors. The gifts presented to
him this week aggregata hi value more
tbaa. twelve hundred dollars, aad some
of then are niagnifleeat. There Is
tHO sliver service from the teachers of
the Bute and a t200 watea and charm
from the State effteere, this being one
of the finest watches ever, seen hem
All aorta ef good things have come to
Governor Ayoock and Ms more art
earning to him all be has te do la wait
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We srjoarseta la ibis world for
Warwere shorter lime tenlve Mih-
fllr tsrioe! las Joerstf.
, mar evseoaotlt of wsai waste.
r ovi rtinn vktt w rr
II we look epos It fart aide of
ttlt, we ie la Ifcot yaa,
t4 li eaiih tsd air ml ilr atlnnl
IrMarrift el est tftitMtd 1, eor
traehWd ftiu-1, oar htlUni ead ora
PtttaUe fnr "(tit ikMlowf, '...!
enllnttk tiM k?a nd pUiH! It
la lid I, l.tli ef Vr( ir
m, g !t fiflr votit, i1 H U err-'t
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t' 'SOCIETT.
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, tocal Kvenls of the Past Week. ,
V SOCIAL "
.... . . -'. -Mrs
PS Daffy entertained a number
of friends at aa Informal reception last
Week la honor of Mrs John D Gardner of
Boeton,tMess.
-
Last week Mrs EM Powell gave a
novel affair, complimentary to the vUlt-
iog ladies in the city, In tho form of an
Auction Party.
Mrs F 8 Duffy proved to be a most
charming auctioneer. Very pretty
souvenir cards were given to each guest
being appropriate and delightfully
tmuslng, , At the close of the evening
the guests were Invited to the dining
room which wee tastefully arranged,
the table being desorated la ferns and
eandlarbrum and a delicious repast was
served.
OsS Of the enjoyable and elaborate af
fairs of the' week was the card party,
given by Miss Elisabeth Ellis to a num
ber of frleads. '
There were four tables at which six
hand Euchre was plaed, very pretty
and handsome prizes being glfen. The
first prise s go'd belt pin was won by
Miss Edith Oettlnger of Einstonand
Mrs David Oongdon received the con
solation which was a bisque figure.
The Color scheme was red aud green,
the Idea being farther carried out In the
refreshments which were in the form of
American Beauty roses, making I lie
decorations of the dining table an un
usually beautiful one.
Miss Bessie Hyman delightfully enter
tained about fifteen other young frleads
one evening list week, the occasion be
ing her birthday. The time was pleas
antly spent In making candy and playing
games.
TBBT COMB AND GO.
Senator D L Ward is spending today
at home with bis fsmlly
Ms Cbas' Thomas of Beaafort spent
the day In the cltryestsrdsy.
Miss Mabel Bsrros spent yetterdsy
with her parents at PollocksvlUe.
Mr and Mrs O W Kegley have return
ed to their home at Wilmington after a
visit here.
Mrs Busan V Richardson and Miss Bar
tha Woolen have returned ty their home
la this city.
Miss Vers MoGnffln, of Blverdalr,
speat yesterday In the city the guest of
Miss Ettauaa.
Mrs Thoa L Orifg of Gallon la who has
been visiting her fsther.Mr Wat Watson
returned home yesterday.
Miss Mamie Oanset of Wilmington, N
O, joined Mrs Will Mldyett, of Orients!,
here yesterday and accompanied her
home for s sheet visit.
Mrs John D Gardner and son, Jsnk of
Bcstoawho have been the guest at
Jadge aad Mrs Henry R Bryan reluaed
home yesterdsy.
Instillation of Officers.
At the mettles of Eureka Lodge No 7
I O O F, last Monday alght ths follcw
lag officers were tntUUsd for the ensn lag
torsi:
J 0 Daleeaar-Hoble Oread,
CF Marshall-Vice
A I PUtateaTreaearer.
fl MeUoa-rAK,
LOToUoa Wardea.
LMIdgerlos LO.
LIHeara-aO.
. L L Dssasroa-R IH(1.
. J J Barper-L 0. ,
...)- Iaasssska-)os4aetor.. i
' L Oraat Chsplala,
. H 0 Amatrosg H ITS.
. . W T Ha4der-L 8 V 0.
OAKafstRSS.
- D Laseastet t SI.
i 0 M Deekhass
'AM Ulbbara. .' .,' Vlalttor-
, .uroos, .
J BDawtoa
. OeoOreee, -.
W F Vroeksti
't LLDtiaeroa;
0o Oreea -
H B BoUaad
. B M Orovee ) Coal (alttee
Bf LEGISLATURE SATttkDAY .
PeaaHy on Telegraph Companies. Liq
uor Discussion and Hilt For State
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to Tsx all Baloons $1,000.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, January 14 In the Senate,
bills were Introduced to Impose penalty
on telegraph companies for non-delivery
of messsges.
A bill pssied to prohibit the sslesnd
manufacture of liquor in Richmond
county. After a warm debate over this
bill, but only three votes were cast la
the negstlve.
In the Bouse a bill wSi Introdured to
regulate the sale of liquor In the State,
requiring all saloons to psy one thout
and dollars license and to close at eight
p m, opening not earlier than Cam.
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
OosMsUta
Pis
LoCafnsstrtCtl Jai
There Is a aoatldereele hard fheltsf
ever was was eelled the I nreeess
0of,slsoa7t wasgotteej ep aswl sob.
sertptloas Ukea for It latt.raD The
ptotpeoles wat od etravga to p locere
a C Hit ef ulrr!br, who are 4dsy
fwllogaalf lbyh4 twa badly takes
In. Tb fw eBWrlalnawtts Wi h.n
aot arr(d Bp to Ike pronUaa JUs
wktlta'. rrt Ue is so lgteTf
tare brtlnt. -. '
The tip T.it wtad a fw i'..!t
rn la Hfl!llr rHU trtles
!a l lnwr part of tht t' ..(ra, ar ' I
mt li) U i.f4HL 1. r t tlt'ttl
I nt r. fcrtft j , I frei nt.ra sA''t
U tli'l f '".t.
The Girls Friendly Society will meet
Tuesdsy evening at 7:45 at tie residence
of Mrs. W. 8. Simmon son Pollock street.
It Is noticed that the truckera ate
pushing their preparations slong for the
spring crop. No hard freezes bare ln
terferred with the Work thus far.
The weather cleared up yesterday,
bright and cool with no snow. The
temperature was sbout freezing all day.
The forecast is for cold today and Monday.
Rev. G. V. TUley of Buntville, Mo., Is
In the city, a guest of the Patterson
House, and will conduct services today
at the Tabernacle Baptist church at the
usual hours.
Some of the largest and finest oysiere
of the season were on the market jester
day. Tbey were a cultivated variety.
8lng!e, large and of excellent flavor, and
sold resdlly for eighty cents the bushel.
The funeral services of Mrs. Margaret
Havens, the wife of . Harens, will br
held at St 'Peters A. M. E Church on
Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Rel
atives and friends are tnvl'ed to be pres
ent.
Beautiful eyes and handsome face are
eloquent commendations. Bright eyes
are windows to a woman's heart. Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea maket
brVht eves. SS cents. Tea or Tab
lets. FS Duffy.
There will be a call meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy Monday
afternoon at 8:80 o'clock at the roomrl
on Broad street. This is the time for
the annasl payment of duet.
M. L. HKNDREN,
Rec, Sec,
Much complaint has been heard lately
about the high price of hor.es, but one
teeing the sale yetterdsy at the corner
of Middle aad 8outh Front streets would
hsvs besn astonished at the low net of t
horse's vslue. Aa animal was told for
M OO, both seller and buyer bting satis
fied.
Strangers coming to New Bern are at
tracted and much Interested in the hot
beds In the suburbs of the olty. In
these beds are grown lettuce., cucumber
and such vegetables as need to be forced
to meet aa early market Seyeral gard
ensrs ase steam to promote the rapid
growth ef their plants, and It Is claimed
that the system Is a complete turcett.
The merchants rspoit a oonaldersble
falling off of trade since Christmas.
Various reasons aie given to aocouat for
h, bnt the low price of cotton seems lo
he mostly blamed. Whatever the cans,
the business of New Bera can poorly
af erd the loss. Why'don't the Chamber
ef Oemmcros wske ap aad snskeaatf
fort as la create the batloeas tnilted of
letting H fell off t
81s cent cottos kes had Its dlscours
lag iff set of coarse on the f erasers of
Eaeteta North Carollsa, bat I bay at la
ao ways despoadeat The wrjter has
talked with s great maay of lb tat la the
past fear weeks aad hate foaad most of
thesa generally dsleratlsed to hold their
crop still the brlce Improves or gets to
aftmaaerttlfTngtire. Akd is slight he
well to remark that the farmers Is this
J amkm are well prepared to abide by
theis detetmlsatioa. Moas assst, bread
sad other home tapplles hsvs baas pel
tplkli yvtr Mas the wilier units tun
STtr to hart sea provided btfore.
There were stote people treat the
ooaatry la Hew Beta ytttetdsy tkaa
have beea hate say one day sites the
srst of the leaf, aad sassy of thesa were
thirsty seals, bet eon Id sot obtala that
dtld for which laty ertvedV It has b
gtvea 0l by osrula dlplosaalie batistes
folks that the problbitoa law weald set
be rigidly eeforetd, tha tbttt rare)
frleads woald be supplied, aad SO Ca,
kej H ata that there Is a fallare la the
delivery of tbt gocds. ll traasplret
that the aalone ttepert have aocapted
the prrlilbltkiatsw ta all tlaoarlttaad
ttoll!y itfaae to violate lu Tatt't
Jttt at It thoold be, Sad Ibe protcrlhad
onat ate tntdUd lo atiwe Or )ts eradtl.
bnt aijiierlm, IUUia(ae pass out of
f.tuin r'.'.t Uiatktfaveaeretofe(
dc!l In ih di t(h dtallng drag. ,
Harveys Small Sugar Cured
Ham?
JUST RECEIVED. ALSO A FRE8II LOT OF
Roasted Lelurian Java Coffee
which I am selling as a leader at 20 cents a pcund A trial of
this Coffee will convince you that it is far ahead of coffe
sold elsewhere in the city at the same price.
Florida Corned Mullets, a few very nice ones.
Sugar (lured Pic Nic Hams, only 10c Hi.
Standard quality Canned Corn only 10c can.
Fresh bbl. Big Hominy.
Grits, Oat Flakes, Rice, Sun Dried Apples 5c 11).
Good Prunes 5c lb. Very fresh large j'runes
10c or three for 25c.
Complete stock of everything in
Grroceries' at right Prices.
J. L. McDaniel
Whotoaale eft Ketail Grocer.
Watch this Space for the Date.
J. Or. Baxter.
THIS WEEK BARGAIN WEEK !
Ten pieces nico quality Woolen Skirt (IchhI.m, "iK im liri v.hI...
brown and green. A 2J yards skirt puttmi fur $1.1'-.
Apron Checks GOO .yards apron check, the kiml s.M f.i . n...
Three thousand yards Hamburg ami Insertion. In ami J' . .
Nino hundred yartlB Calico, thii week 4e.
Bargains in BLANKETS ami COMKOKTS.
Men's heavy Fleece Lined Underwear, this week :c.v. J.
Shoes Buy your shoess from u.h. All our l."o shoe; m,n ;i , . m
Just received An up-to-date line of Hoya' Knee rant.-, I .
Conic in ami iiet Your Nliare
Tliene Jreat HurguliiN.
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of
75 Middle Nt.
New Bern Military Academy.
(INCORTORATFD.)
NEW IIKIt, . V.
"New Bern's Great Military SchooL "- Raloi((h Nrwi m. l t ilwrvrr.
A Few, Point of Excellence:
L Superior Equipments, Baautiful Cnjundn. I'ure Wai-r, n. larye, e-garrt
ly furnished buildings, lighted throughout ty elwthnty.
SL Superior Faculty. A Rpecialwt at th hosd of evnry ilepartmrnl
t, -Cadet Barrack s and Girl's Dormitory loratnl at iMTiTPiit no(. c.r
nnder competent dieeiplinariana.
4. Lowest rates for the advantace.
Write for Catalogue. Spring Term Detrinji January 2ml.
s. J holladay,;:a. b, ll. b,
President.
ElwccdWfye Fence
- HAVE JUST EECEIVED A. OAR LOAD.
t .BEST FENCE ON THE MARKET.
Full line Building llaterial, Faints and Oils.
SAW MILLS and MILL SUPPLIES.
Gashill Hdw M Llill Supply .Co ,
BAIlD WAtlt 11 Middle Bi : ,IL1j IVTTUt Udnn
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will t ir tl mUn of lJi
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Lfo:rs French Periploal Drops
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