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iTHE JOURNAL.
New Sera. W. C Jaaaary JS 1J03.
; LODGB MMCTOsVT.
arlrtUVK OF rai WORLD
, M RunntTM Hell 8el.Montaly, First
. a t.ii arinMiiM.. Blirhu mt7.80
o'clock. Visiting Wood en ere to1-
CHAVIH LODGS HO. J KHIQHTB
OF HARMOHY. Meets ana ena
ur4.... nlarhta 111 tick Wmtl
Hountree-s Hall, Pollock atreet, at M
o'clock. Bamnel R. Bell, FwilMMi
H. Smith. Bec'yj B.B. Ht Tuttadel
Becreteiy.
Index tt New A4rert)metts.
J B Dawson Candy.
For Sale Howe.
Lot. Stryed or Stolen. .
Simmons & Hollowell Co- Wool
doves, etc.
Business Locals.
OA.NDY Today we will hare ondls
play, the very finest line of Duffy's
ITnm Mart Candles VOU CTCT SSW In
New Bern. To lee H, la to buy It. We
make a regular customer or all wno try
it. James B Dawson. 103 Middle street
Phone 209.
LOST, Strayed or S'olen, StisII b'ack
waier Spaniel, name Tip. Beward for
iIor's return to It 0 Tolson, 9 Glares
St.
FOR SALE The J S Blizell house, on
Avenue A, Rlvertlde. Apply to J B
l'ope.
WANTED TO KENT A small bouse or
tome unfurnished rooms. "R" at Jour
nal office.
LOST OH STOLEN Hacycle No. 75141
Inform Journal office.
WANTED Baleilady In our Millinery
department. Simmons A Hollowell Co.
1
FOR RENT Houbs on Metca'f Bt , No.
29, Six rooms, bath-room and kitchen.
App'y to F 0 Roberts, 109 Pollock 81.
FOR8ALE Bargains In Rough Stone
and old lumber. Call New Methodist
Church, Mldd'e and Ntw streets, H A
Tucker & Bro.
FORBALE'Cheapabouladoren stoves
In good rondiiion Apply to Supt City
Schools.
FOR SALE One Romus Ir n Safe,
weight about 900 lbs. W. A. Wilson
l)ner N C.
CALL st Gstklns Cycle Co. for Tires
for jour Bicycles and Baby carriages.
1'iiDciure proof Tires S3 50 each. Road
weight at $1 00 to $3.00 each. Baby car
riage Tire pit on at 10c. per foot,
FRESU CANDIES I bare secured the
services of Mr Bob Duffy, snd will have
a fine line of bis goods on hand Satur
day. Call and see us. We are sore lo
please you. Theee goods will be made
fresh every rlar In our newly equipped
factory, No 103 Middle si reel. Phone
209. James B Dawson.
HAlLnOAD MEAT MARKET Oor
tjueen and Hancock Sis, Spiced Pigs
Feet, Corned Hams, Sansafe, Chops,
Bleaks end everything kept la first
class market. Send sn order, It will be
rilled promptly.
Paints and Oils
Ounr, Pistols, Razors,
Scissors and Pocket
Cutlery.
Shells and Cartridges.
Cooking and BeatiDg Stoves
Rconomloal la fuel 8plttdld
In operation Life time In dor
aUlitj.
SASH. DOORS AND BUNDS
A 8PBCULTT.
niilri Harttarj' Copy,
PboesH-SSMWldleB.
Brick Brick
C4
viO took W- .
fore iVy bey. . , -
Enterprise ' tBrlck ' &
" . Tile flTf Co. ;
isJ. V, ntwm
: l, - : BtonUrj aa4 TranartT
"tt PoOeek Suwet :
Lumsden & Stitii
We i (up lit er4 aak pr
' ., M U MWwir Cowpel.
KORTJirRM ASSURANCE CX).,
, lainn, . ' , -
'- r.rRMAN AMCTJCAH IKJUR.
' ' A?TE 10., Of Kw Turk,
' MtmrAL nr.'.r.nT urn
AM'H CO., of H. J,
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
' See second and third psgea for ad
ditional local news, .. tV;- .' -
Mr I W Stewart to building a small
tenant hoaae oa Pollock street between
George and Metealf streets..?,.
'I The schooaer John R Ball, eoBtaloleg
cargo of coal for the Meadows grist
mill it fee boond In Croatia sound, j-: .
A water pipe burst at Roberta A
Hurst stors at the foot of Craven atreet
yeaterday causing about $100 damage,
. Mr X E Harper Is erecting a handsome
seven room ietldence oa Oeorge atreet,
near (La crossing of the. A N O rail
way. '-C.- ?M;jJrj'&ii.,
Two residences on the property of the
New Bern Cotton Oil and Fertlliier
Mill on Grffllh street are nearly jsom-
pletid. ' V:S'-
The revenue cotter went aground off
Pollock street Thursday night oa Its
return from a trip down the Nensev She
was easily gotten off yesterday.
The Oyster business has been retard
ed this week by the cold weather. Bat
very few boat loads have been received
and none are expected until next
week,
The yacht Lulu, Cap L B MIdyette,
Is ice bound In Broad creek, three miles
from the Reuse; She la well stocked
with provisions and has a fine cargo of
striped bsss.
Mr A J Qssktns has purchased the
R L Thornton property, corner of Met)
and Hancock streets, and will make
extensive Improvements on the
fi t nj It np for tensnts.
Bam Battle, the negro who attacked
Captain Charles Hancock of the A N
C railway one night last week was plac
ed under $;00 bonds for trial in the
criminal court at Ooldsboro.
The name of Mrs Ella Hawks Browr,
whose obituary was published in the
Journal vesterdsy should have been
Mrs El'a Hanks Brown. The lady had
relatives here and was well known.
Puts light In the eye, tints the cheek,
with Nature's bloom, loosens the tension
of life, brushes the cobwebs from the
brain, that's whst H Ulster's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 88 cents, Tea Oi
Tablets, FS Duffy.
The cold, windy weather has knocked
nut the fish mrket. For the past few
lays scarcely anything but mullets have
been offered Once In awhile one sere a
shad or drum, but trout are, nit, and this
is the finest season of the year for
them.
It la said that It is an 111 wind, that
blowa no good. 'Whether prohibition
has been any benefit to Mew Bern yet or
ever wlU be, remains to be seen. But
the small bo is happy over the present
condition and as witness, his delight In
collecting bottles off the street every
morning, and there are many of theat
n too. What the boys do with their
fiadlois, Is not known. Perhaps they
keep them as souvenirs.
if there Is no ordinance to forbid
nurses from blockadlog the stJewalka
With their chsra-es, to ire should be Mid
die street bet eeea Pollock and South
Front,ls their favorite promenade. Two
or more will get their vehicles aids b;
s da and saunter along at a anall's psc
across the en the block that they may
eoatlnoe their goeslp as long ns pieelble
while busy people ksve to accommodate
themselves to the women's gait or get
out In the street to pasa by.
A rumor was abroad yesterday that a
strange negro wan abroad la the city yet
terday effl'cted with the smallpox. It
well eaoagk for the poll w to keep a
strict watch on all straagers appeal lag la
towa, as there my ben aerljos oet-
breek of the disease here, There are a
number of eaees la Onslow ooeaty.
south of Jacksonville. Several easts
have been reported in the upper pan of
thle ooeaty daring too tall end PI I
eooatr has been srresilleg with an
epidemic tor several month; aid a lev
days ago aa ontoreak of Use dies
onrred la a lombet eaaap la Lea sir
ooeaty. Its oaly atorl that some are
goiag to (y tram the pent and M la Ilka.
tyUatOey will go to piece when
they aaa most eaellj hide U oir tieetltf
and opaosel the plaee from warns they
eeaseC Waal hotter pUoe to da ihls than
Iowa. .
KGRB ABOUT THE. WEATflER.
Cold Reaches a Stags of Caas-al Bsve-
. ; rlty Bui to Followed by Quick '?
" . Moderation.:'.;' -V;-, -. .
The weather his caused a good many
rtmartt la the columns of the Journal
ad It would seem that It would require
a continued atory to describe the cease
less atmospheric fluctuations that have
beea visited on 1 1 during the past two
Of thro days.. The climax of the napless
anlnoss occurred Friday morning when
th mnrenry got down to 18 degrees the
oldest weather fotKveral yeara. .
The cold snap was expected and had
the thermometer gone lower la the tubs
it would have cauad no- surpriee. The
trtexe -fas general throughout the
ciuatry hnd a great deal of damage was
done, especially to the fiult and vegeta
tion of the Southern S tates.
Abllrtud was In progress la the
Northeth State while the wind was
making It Interesting In the South.
Yesterday morning the Trent river
wal covered with too. from shore to
shore. It varied !n thickness from one
'halt tack to four inches, and a large num
bar of ask were found frozen In the toe.
In the vicinity of the Trent bridge sever
al nun wore teen in boats breaking
through the ice and taking the imprison
d flak.
A pond of small dimensions near Big
Bill's Store wea'frcien so that It would
bearpeop'eanda few skated on It. Wher
ever the water flowed out of hydrants or
of tapt. Ice had formal to several Incites
thicksets.
It Is difficult to ascertain tie exact
amount of damage done in this sect ion
but It is fe rtd that the cabbage i lantl
are mined. The lettuce plants are
unharmed.
The weather q tickly moderated y ester
day and by noon the thermometer had
rlien 28 to 36 degrees.
Full line of Drurts.lled
lcines, Toilet Ar-
, tides and Boap.
Fresh Supply of
'Flower Seeds.
Plsfailcint.a FrTOri"
tons) A. fl.tcrlilty.
THET COME AND GO.
Mr MM Marks rsturnsd last night
from Bosti n.
Miss Anna Hai if returned l,st night
from C larks.
Mr. Joeeph Green returned last night
from Norfolk.
Mlse S M Kelly left last night for a
few days visit at Klnaton.
Mra, 0 C Cobb of Norfolk la la the
city the guest of the Misses Green.
Mrs Albert Hommer of Goldsb ro Is
the gueet of Mrs fatten on East Frtnt
St
Miss Orn Borden who hts been with
the Journal for the past month, returned
to Beaufort lattnlkht.
Ml a Mty Moore returned last night
from Norfolk where she has beea visit
lag hr sister Mrs. Gardner.
Mlse Lucy Odell entertained her frlet d
MfaaKmmeP Davis, of Moieha1 City
yesterday. They left oa the etesnxr
Nsuae tor Norfolk where thiy will a -
tsad the Paderwiskl eoaceit tonight.
So Ne.w Bern Is Dry ?
Wall, doa't tot that worry ,yoo a Httl
bit, yea oaa bey all the fine wines and
llqsore you waat Just l Be same etrea
soaable prices, and hare every hot lis
oovered with a gearealoe of absolute pur
Hi. Ton eaa bay theee goods toorom
louaataathM beta asiUsg the lead-
leg famluVa of New Bora their wiaee
and whbktoa oloea oa to tan years, A
oaoeru loo, wno has aoret loot a single
eaotoassr Uroegk bad faith, aadea
aevaf saado yoa a promise they could
sot rertssm.
Tao-BroUsertiood Wiae Co,' of Mew
Tort raqulM no latrodaiUoa to New
Bam They prodeoe the good they1
sU nrom thetr owa flaeyarda anddU
tUlettoB) aeU to the oo earner dlrtet
koaoa ao kreepewalble middle aua ha
oppottaalt? aa adalterata thorr ptedaote
0M PoOto, oae of their directors whi b
weil kaawa la New Bto, w41 be her
taaday ovlwetotoUcttlho valued or-
dere treat all vtha oars to parchaae. f
It OXJ Siatcxlbcrfl
If yoa aa ot get yea r JowraaL taere
era taeaa reseda for lu . . , ,
f Jet, ton an aet oat for It aed 1 owe
tor It, rot thenars ao free paper from
tkleoftoa, ' ..' ''. -''
leeewd, TaeearrW key to al faalt.
and yea shea Id make aoetplefat to tkl
efflte AT OKCX, aat van aeifl leetet
row or aet weak, fort kit tCc saraaM
yoa gat yvar Jeaaee ytgalaily aatom
yoa say aometatag aaowl tt. t
Tkw4 Tear ftskbor borrow year
The In. ea4 third reeeeaS are year
V anrroel, betnev, the eeeoed I kl
effleer aad ft wtO be eovraeted tot a I
' ya aead word, ao by le rarrWt
VT, awl by erae SsriMlhl ftwns.
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For Saloi-CIiw
' One sew mill complete' with 80 horse
power engine, 85 horse piwer portable
boiler, has oaly beea'run jthree'.montbs.
For particular call at ti Crave! St, New
Bern, N a -r- - " ,. ., -V
Seed Irish Potatoen
I" 7j -:'ir For Sle
c I have Irish Coblera, . Bovee and
White Blisa." My Irish Cobbler is the
best Potato I ever planted, they are ear
lier, largest producers and leas Culls
than any other.
" Write for Potato circular.
A. H, LINDSAY,
Portsmouth, Va.
iiii Silver Sale
-V B'8 frwwtocked oa SterU
..'' i lag Silver from the holiday
.' v' i- we will begin Febrosry 1st
tieell onr enthe tine nt
" --. Bterllng Slrer at OOIT,
V This sale will latt for 80
dsysooly.
J. 0. Baiter"" Jeweler
NoUce of Heetlnr.
- The msglstraies of the 8th Township
are notified to meet at the Court House
the first Saturday la February 1903 at 11
o'clock a aa tt belnv the 4ih rla. Thn
overseers of the roads will make tbelrt
reports on or before that date a requir
ed by law.
January Slst, 1905.
8.R STREET.
Chmn. Supervision. '
Co c c
ONLY 25c
On sale at
Phone 56
Davis Pharmacy
kaiMKaaraeraatM
All Men's and Boys'
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Reduced 20 Per Cent.
These Are NelPo Goods,
Not Last Seasons.
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
Phone
55-57 Pollock S.
1
BARFOOT BROS.
Q-reat - Clean. - S-wesp - iSale
Sale Wow in Full Swing.
BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW OF THE PRICES.
DRY GOODS.
8c and 10c Dress Ginghams 5c yd
Best Prints and Calicos 4Jc yd
Apron Ginghams yd
Flannelette Waistings 8c yd
Heavy yard wide Homespun 4Jc yd
30c quality 10x4 Sheeting 22c yd
Canton Flannel 4C yd
DRESS GOODS.
15 pieces Waist Goods, plain and stripes. 8c yd
25 pieces Dress Goods, all wool, all colors
worth np to 50c yd, at 20c yd
Beautiful White Goods, ... 8c. 12c, 14c and up.
litv Mohair and Mixed Dress Goods . ..42c
Beautiful Woolen Skut Goods 20c to 85c yd I
1.25 Broad Cloth, must go at 85c yd
Remnants of Woolen Dress Goods... at half price
3 Handsome Zebeline Patterns worth $1.00 at 60c
Fleece Lined Pk for Waists was 15c, now 11c i
50 inch Black Gr. ni.e Cloth, value$1.00 at70cyd
48 inch all wool Novelty Dress Good 75c, now 40c
All Wool Flannel for waist or dress at 20c yd
EMBROIDERIES.
Miles of Hamburg Edging and Insertion at from !
4c, 5c, 8c, 10c and up, at greatly reduced prices
Fine Matched Sets of Swiss and Nansook. j
Embroideries also in this great clean sweep
sale.
SIIOK BARGAINS.
Greatest Bargains in I.mlies anil Children
Shoes we have ever shown.
One lot Infants Shoes 19c pair
Children large size Shora 25o to 45.' pair
165 pair I.adios Shoes that sold up to $1.50 pair
must go at 48c pair.
One lot Men's Shoes worth up to $2.50 pair to
close out $1.00 pair.
Now comes the iGreat est Hargain of all in
the Herrick High Grade Shoes.
Herrick $3.00 quality Ladies Patent Leather and
Kid Shoes, all the new shape, now.. $J..M) pr
Herrick $3.50 snd $4.00 Ledies Shoes $2.75 pr
EXTRA SPECIAL-8and 10c Fine Cambric Finish Bleaching, yard wide, 5c. One thousand yards 8 anil 10c Dress Ginfihanm. beautiful put-
terns at 4Jc yaud.
arfoot Brothers
SiH Pollock Street.
0tile KpiM'opnl 4 Iiiim-Ii
TP"
SPECIAL ME OF
2),
$3.50 North
Carolina
Blankets
, . . - - ' '
LatgrGlQ
Blankets $3.40
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These Prices Hold until Stock
oh Hand is Cleaned up. ' . ,
COL! .'!
i o.
IKafer's Bakery.
ALL HRK.AI) anil ROLLS
made by the Washington
City process of Hrcailmak-
in(C
All DOUGH made by ma
chinery St rlc 1 1 y sanitary. Itake
hfrtise anil Storage Room
always open for inxption
by petrona
PILES I PIUS I! FILCMr:
Dr. W interna1 ledUe Pile OMaMal
111 care Blind, nUwUnf. Vlcan4 awl
allaya ib Isehlee; al am et as a eoe I
ttaejtm SMSaai r4lt Id Wy lUVIb"
I'DARWACT.
After 6 O'clock
evening dress I resent ml In the
as an of social (listinrtion for Nails,
dinner partlea, recrptinnt ami other
social function. No msn th t
wisbe to 1 well drtaaed with er
rjthing that Is swell and rlrgaiit
would think of having hi drese
suit or OTercojt made by any one
in New I'em bul an artistic tailor.
We can give yon the style of a
Prinoe al'h the dash of a swell
American, at a teaaooable price.
F, .11. Cliallck.
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Frtnert AUcnllont
rcialiy If Jon want to kit lb
nail oa t bead for farm work hi
Wiling yor stuff tot ti Old ba
('rt yoa art want bt good bead
m -U farm reri do x4 wait like
h. rr a a bo wtot ftnl bireipg and
nevrf lhonrrit lo rrv4 sir' 'I t'
Md f'l f til gnn, f'. r 1
y Vt dntrn fartjt, I , ... i
A FINK LINK OF TYPE
WRITKR m.W
just rereived.
Owen G. Dunn, ?
, Vmdi1 frlVf Suite.
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