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New' Born,' N. C, February 3, J90SL
WltonURN or rut WORLD
at Kouaue Hall Bjs1-MobibIt, rlral
and Third Wednesday algbu at 7.90
o'clock. TUuag Waodaaa ar lav le
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,t) RAVIN JJinGS'HO.'. tHIQHTS
OF BARMC:;7. Meets tod and 41
Wednesday eights la each kaoata In
Buoatrari Halt, Pollock street, at
o'clock, hamtktti R. Ball, Freeldent; - J.
il. Pmlth. eWy. & B. HlT, financial
Bmrelarr. s
Index t new AdTertltcmeatt.
Notice of Summons. ,
Administrators Notice.
Executrix Notice. -
Simmons, & Hollowell Co. -Blanket.
HlmmoQ' & Hollowell Co-We are not
doted.
THE CRQUN3 H03 FAILS"
To Setf His .Shadow X CJouda; Obscure
'iU Face f Uia Sum l"'- :( :.;
The ground fibg jot left yesterday tt
he thought ha was going to hive to lie
iif his hole for six weeks longer-Ha
came out aa usual without a doubt, but
net being able to see the picture of his
form on the ground, ha wisely tecided
that he could select his swimming hole
business Leetlt.
GRAPE FRUIT, Florida Oranges,
Malaea Grapes and Bananas at the
Broad Street Fruit Co. today.
FOR SALE One set of Charles Dick
ens Works, 82 volumns for $5.00. Ap
ply at Journal office.
FOUND A eold ring. Owner can ob
tain same by calling at the National
Bank, proving property and paying for
this ad.
REMEMBER 28 Photos for 25c. Just
what you have been looking. Our work
is the magnet that attracts the people.
Gem Photo Co., Cor. Middle & Pollock
Sts. Up Stairs.
STENOGRAPHY and Typewriting
neatlv done at 82 Broad street. Hours
10 a m to 4 p m.
LOUIS WASHINGTON the wellknown
and reliable house mover is in New
Bern and will remain for ten days.
Persons desiring his services can find
him at Jackson's boarding house on
South Front St.
WANTED-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Address
F. H. G. Journal office.
VOX h KM Tan 8 loom house No 188
Pollock 81. Enquire of A J Yeoman
84 Pollock St,
CANDY Today we will hive on dla
ply, the very flnesl line of Daffy's
Dome Mute Candles you ever saw Id
New Bern. To aee It, Is to bay It. We
mike i regular customer of all who tiy
It. .lamca B Diwson. 108 Middle street.
Phone 209.
FOR HALE The J 8 Blzzell house, on
Avenue A, Rlteralde. Apply to J B
Pope.
KDK bAlK Cheap about a Ucieo iuiiim
In good rondliimi. Apply to Supt City
Schools.
CALL it (t.iklos Cycle Co. for Tires
for jour Bicycles tnd Baby carriages.
I'ticnure proof Tires 3 50 each. Road
velght it 11.00 to $3-00 etch. Bab; car
riage lira pat on at 10a per foot.
IMPORTANT CALL.
To the Executive Committee of the
Craven County Firmeri- Association:
You are hereby notified to meet your
Ex. Com. of the S. C. G. P. A., at the
court house in the city of New Bern,
Saturday Feb. 4th, at 12 o'clock m.,
sharp. Business of importance
DANIEL LANE, Pres.
G L. HARDISON, Sec.
Notice of Summons.
NORTH CAROLINA. I Supartor Court.
Oivon County. I Boforo Um Clark.
H. H. Plate
Onnrr Stanly. Nanc; Stanly. Ma wtfa.
Hlanlr. Bottia Htantr. KM wtla.
Tha d f Ffxlartu abova aajaaa will taka aoUoa
thai mortal I'mcaodlna aa abova anttOaa. koa
l..m nnmmal bofora tha Oar af tna B porter
t'flurt uf :ravan county, la aafl far otrtataa that
rrrta'n uart of land in No t taaraaakp, aoatainlnar
fifty tool arraa mora or Moa, ramaj aa br R. U
Kuhank and wtfo u Jamoa Habbar. aUaa Jaaa
Ktanly. dacaaafd. by Aaad aoarlaa data of Octobor
Wtt. HOT and rarardod in Hook N SI. roMaSil
..f tha public raoorda h afnaa of IUatoraf Itaada
if Cravon roanty, N. C and aaek of roa ara aa.
iiutrad to appoar at my ofloo laj tha aaart kii ' "OP of
t 'ravon eounty oa tha trd day of ktarck. ISaa. at
t ha hmir af II o'rlork M.. aad aranaar ar Saaiar 0
tha potlttnn fltad In oaal pmaMdliai. or atkjorwlaa
hnw nuM. If any rev hara, why o aaayat of
tho pMHamor ariaJI nat ka (raatad. IKaoi a loo tna
patittonar will apply to um aaart for ti
ilmorinoel
Thai tad day of 'okraary. IV.
W. M. WATSOH.
dork Bvparter Caarf.
Wanted!
An irtriiutrious farrnajr with expar
irmre to take charge of farm in Pam
lico county. Place healthy, pleasantly
loritml on Trent crevk, one half mile
from Merritt postoffica. Schools and
criurcrwaj about salhe dbtanc. 8taala
rr traruportstion. Large, eoovaniant
ly airanirfd reakWrtce. Barns and
other out buildings In good aondltkaB,
Apply U B. B. Davenport, New Bam,
N. C.
Photographs
Tbra Inre IWi Ufhi Photos
of Yoor Parlor and Family fbr ".
(INK DOLLAR. Cn Phoia Co.
MattW AFoOtx Sta.
, Yac-cino Virus. .
FE'ESIt BUaPPlsY .
s Hoth ln Tubci And
Irory Points Jolt IU-
ceivd lit -
' F. S. Duffy's
i", ' far. MaVIU etwl UraitK Vt Ufa.
i riLwi-fiLmi, fiLiaii.
. Dr. VlVliakif Ia)l flh CHatajs.1
. ; will ftlM. Ikwdbn tltaia4 aad
'' lkAliria. M akawaa 4U aara,
t . atlart the tuhiitt at a an a a al
' ' . tW.fWe aka4 ralUat Iv.ld DAVIfl
SHORT PASS1N3 EVENTS. '
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For additional local news . see inside
Mr. G. N. Ennett is Buffering a severe
attack of lagripp,-; , 1J;v $
T' The , Woman't. Foreign Missionary
Society of tr Centenary' church will
meet this afternoon at three and a' half
o'clock at the church parlora,. ". '
"'A steamship, name unknown, ' loaded
with sugar bound from New York, went
aground ' off. Cape, Lookout Thursday ' without any fear of being froaea.
morning. ; It" was released ,ra a abort ? " The weather yesterdar was cloudy,
time and suffered no damage, ;damp and chilly precluding any dress
fe Smith was before Mayor Tmilv- ground hoga or any; other
yesterday" for being drunk and pMttororvarrlvat -The eold wave signal swung
ly. According to th evidence Intro- pver Hackburn'a atore; and itis
duced Cherry must have had a 'load of probable tnat by tha time the Journal
peaches." She was required to'pay $10 in the hands of its readers we will be
or spend twenty days in jafl. '""v. . 'fa thethroesof another cold wave.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Trent Furniture Oamjiany,
which appears in another column. The
Company is making preparations to
open a furniture business in the : atore Mis8 01iva Mett of Norfolk, former
adjoining Sam Lipmans dry goods store ft rodent of this city is the guest of
on Middle street .Mra. G. N. Ives.
The worst cold snap of the season is Mr, W, P, Betts of ' Raleigh, was in
predicted for today. The forecast says New Bern yesterday.
"Severe cold wave, temperature if ailing , Mr- of gnow Hi "
to about 10 degrees Frrfay night, , bu8megs heM) yegterday -
Mr. L. H. Ervin is preparing to open Mr. Joseph E. Bowen of Norfolk, Va
a wholesale ana retau grocery on south well known electrical and steam ma-
Front St. Mr. Ervin has bad several Winery salesman, was in the city yes-
years experience in uit grocery uubi- erday.
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ne .u . .u p,. Nosh Tayloe and D. M. Emans of
among the country people and wjll no WaBWruTto, N, C, were visitors here
doubt make a fine success m his new-!.....
I Misses Daisy Edwards and Lillian
hpautiful mural thblet. a memorial to i " " rom ray-
Mrs. Susan Hanrahan, late of Grifton. faille where they have been attend-
If ia marie nf American tAtuarv marhle l' '
THEY COME AND GO.
For Sale : Cheap
CnetawatlLl eotrp'ete with 80 knm
power engine, $6 hot, pwir rlalle
boiler, km only Ves run e noaihs.
For partleulara call at 4t Craw t. New
Bern, Kfi '::;-", : .?-ri'.
Hee -t' Irli.it Folai' e
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; I-have. Irish Coblers, Bovee and
White Bliss. My Irish CobWer to the
best Potato I ever planted, they are ear
lief ..largest producers and less Culls
than any other. r
Write for Potato circular.
A. H, LINDSAY,
Portsmouth, Va.
Lumsden & Stlth
We represent and. aak voor buaioeea
in the following Companies, 1 I
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO.. of
London.."- v ' I
r GERMAN-AMERI CAN INSUR
ANCECO.,of New York. i
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE CO., of Newark, NJ.
Notice uf Meeting.
The magistrates of (he 8tn Townsbtp
are aotl8ed tt meet t the Coqrt Houae
tba Orel Saturday In February 90S st 11
o'clock a m It being tbe'4h day, Tba
overseer of tbe r.alawlil make tbtlr
report on or before that date as requir
ed bv law.
January Slst, 1903.
8.R BTRERT.
Chain. Supervision.
venture.
Mr. J. K. Willis has just completed
and is in the shape of a maltose cross.
The letters are cut into the stone and
gilded, making a very pretty -effect
The stone will be placed on the wall of
the Episcopal church of that village.
Simon Joe, a Syrian, furnished an ob
ject leason to all who persist n getting
on and off moving trains yesterday
morning. Wishing to get off at Pollock
street he leaped backward and met the
inevitable result by a series of ungrace
ful and involuntary evolutions, stopping
too near the car wheels for comfort
r ortunately, however, he sustained no
very serious injury but was badly bruis
ed about the head.
A new arangemen for buggies has
been seen around the city which ia a
very convenient and comfortable fixture
for those who have to drive in this in
clement and unhealthy weather. It is
a shield made to place over the front of
the carriage to protect the occupants
frjm the weather. It haa a large look
out window and gives the carriage the
appearance of a city cab.
Mr, L. J.-Taylor has sold his grocery
business at the corner of Queen and
Burn streets. Mr. S. M. Tyson of Dur
ham, being the purchaser. Mr. Tyson
will conduct a general merchandise busi
ness adding perhaps another line to the
present stock. Mr. Taylor will continue
his bottling works as heretofore until
the new quarters on Craven street are
completed, when they will be moved
there. Tbe capacity of the plant will
be hugely increased.
A colored man arrived from New
river yesterday with a load of mullets,
but they did not sell very fast Ordi
narily most any kind of fish or oysters
from New river are in good demand,
but the people here are tired out on
mullets. They are about the only fish
in any quantity that have been offered
on this market for sometime. Once in
a while a shad, trout or other Choice
fiah Is seen but the price istoo tygh to
permit ordinary people to eat them.
A rumor was floating around yester
day that the How land Improvement
Company intended .to buy the water
works and light system, that It would
build a atreer railway, create park,
start a jarwspapar and do a lot of other
things. Whether tjwre la any truth fat
tbe rumor or not is yet to transpire.
However, there was a good deal of horn
blowing and listening to the conversa
tion of some of the Company's admirer
one feh pained that Mr. How land had
not shown up sereral years sooner. -
Comforts the heart, strengthens the
mind. , la good 01 or well Make the
face bright aa the aummer mra. That's
what Holllster'i Rocky Mountain) Tea
will do. Caret when all else fails. ' K
ernta. F. 8. Duffy.
Miss Lida Adams and little Miss Mar
garet Adams arrived from Fayetteville
last night and are. stopping with Rev.
G. T. Adams.
Editor C. L. Stevens returned from
a business errand l Raleigh, last
night
TRENTON. .
Feby. 1
Miss. Minnie Tunstall of Greenvil'e
has been visiting Miss; Birdie Taylor,
come again Miss Minnie.
Mrs: L. H. McDaniel and daughter.
Lillie, of Olivers spent Wednesday with
Mrs. R. L. McDaniel.
' There was a barge sale of horses and
mules here Tuesday January Slst
Nearly everybody within 25 and 30 miles
attended.
Mr. J. D. Heath of Olivers was here
today.
Mr. Basil Pollock and sister. Miss
Fannie, visited at Mr. Turner Meadows
Sunday.
Messrs. Ed. and Harvey McDaniel
visited Mr. Ed. Meadows.
Mrs. Joe Pollard of Marines spent
last week with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Birdie Taylor gave an entertain
ment Monday night in honor of her
guest Miss Minnie Tunstall. Every
one seemed to enjoy it very much as
Miss Birdie is such an excellent hoi
teas.
Mr. R. L. May ia having a nice dwell
ing house built here, he expects to oc
cupy it some time in March.
Mr. Henry Pollock of Maple Cypress
spent last night in our town.
Mr. Sara Street of New Bern was in
town yesterday.
Mr. M. H. Parker of Olivers came to
Trenton Tuesday on business.
Mr. Benjamin Askew of Comfort was
here yesterday.
Business la very dull here now, but
we bopej to see it better in a snort
while. GRAY. EYES
When you feel a sense of weight and
oppression after meala It means indi
gestion. Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain
Tea positively cures Indigestion, con
stipation and stomach troubles. 8S
eenta. Tea or Tablet. F. S. Duffy,
New Bern. N. C.
Gen. Fitahuffh Lee, VirPrealdenU
elect Fairbanks and other spoke at
McXinWy aieraorial fathering at Canton
Ohio.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONX DAT.
Take Lexatlvf Btocm Quinine Tab
lets. Al druggiete refund the money
If h falls to euro, '
K. W. Grove's signature oe. each box
Be. ' . ' - '
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UKKS ALL IIEADACitia.
Tha savfoa tinlf tnt Oaada- lndliaiHaa,
NnaM ralm.Braia Fa,!, riwtraaia Trvia
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We are exrw prvtairwl te eoTtact J1 1 ia rafrvtUe of the
eye," In mtf dapartmanl we wiH tnaintaia !,e same ) '
tt(vUrl thai lantKra'taTfn4 orff JrmfWj fwatu- fur 't half
,tmrury. Py tke nee ef the im r.r ytiath'.ja sr.4 ,.'.ir kv
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SHOES,
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SHOES,
SHOES
CUT PSICES ON All.
Men's Patent Vice Shoes were $0.00, now $4.75.
Potent Viee and Colt were $C.O0, now $4.0(1.
$3.60 Shoes in Patent, Box Calf, Vici, Velour, and Cordovan,
now $2.90.
$2.50 Shoes in Patent, Box Calf and Vici, now $1..
Women's $3.50 Shoes in Patent, Kid, with Patent tip, all kid,
now $2.98.
$3.00 Shoes, all leathers, now $2.49.
$2.50 Shoes, all leathers now $1.98.
$2.00 Shoes now $1.59.
Misses, Boy's, Children's and Infants Shoes in all stylos and
sizes at a reduction of 20 per cent.
Sale"starts Wednesday morning Feliruarr 1st, anil closes Satur
day night February 4th.
This is ix chance to get the best styles in good shoes at facto
ry cost. No shoes charged, none sent out Ui trp on.
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
Phone 313
55-57 bollock S
jrMMmrtftiuMifliaNraa
BARPOOT 3B3FL01S.
Q-xeat - Clean. - Sweep - ISale
Sale Now in Full Swing.
BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW OK THK PRICES.
DRY GOODS.
8c and 10c Dress Ginghams 5c yd
Best Prints and Calicos 4 y
Apron Ginghams e y
Flannelette Waistings.. 8c y
Heavy yard wide Homespun 4tc yd
80c quality 10x4 Sheeting 22c yd
Canton Flannel lc vd
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.
re- .iitw Mnhair atiH Mixed Dress Goods-...42c
I lv. iuauj .
Beautiful Woolen Skut Goods 20c to 85c yd I
1.25 Broad Cloth, must go at 85c yd I
Remnants of Woolen Dress Goods.. .at half price :
3 Handsome Zebeline Patterns worth $1.00 at 6t)c
Fleece Lined Pk for Waists was 15c, now He
50 inch Black Gn ni'.e Cloth, value $1.00 at 70c yd
48 inch all wool Novelty Dress Good 75c, now 4(lc
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. '
Embroideries also in this great clean sweep
sale. ;
SHOE BARGAINS.
Greatest Bargains in Ladies and Childrrns
Shoes we have ever shown.
One lot Infants Shoes 19c pair
Childrane large size Shoes 2Tic to 45' pair
165 pair Ladios Shoes that sulil up to $1.5u pair
must go at 48c pair.
One lot Men's Shoes worth up to !
:.ro
close out $1.00 pair.
Now comes the (Ireatest Bargain
the Herrick High Gia le Shoes.
Herrick $X 00 quality Ladies Patent I.ea
Kid Shoes, all the new shape, now..
Herrick $a.50 snd $4.00 Ledies Shoes ....
pair to
of all in
ther and
$2.50 pi
$2.75 pr
EXTRA SPECIALrJlOcTure Cambric Finish Bleaching, yard wide, 5Jc. One thousand yar,U X and 10c- Dress Ginlihams. i-eaimful pat
terns at 4Jc yaJd.
arfoot Brothers
3N Pollock ft tree..
0lit EilM-opnl 1 Iiiik Ii
W
mill
Kafer's Bakery.
ALL BREAD and ROLLS
maile hy the Washington
City process of Hreailiiiak-
ing
All DOL'GII made l.y mi
r hinery
S t r ic 1 1 y sanitary Hake
hous snd Storage Roam
slwAyi open for insMTtiiin
hy patron
Paints and Oils
Qunp, Pistols. Razors,
Scissors and Pocket
Cutlery.
Shells and Cartridges.
After 6 O'clock
evening dress is ifiaetitnl to I he
man of Kpcial disti;irliin for balls,
dinner psrtlea, rei piinni and olher
aoTial lutKtioiiK No man th j
wnnei in lie wen circeur! wiin f
ervilnng thut li iw,-ll and r leg ant
would think of having his dreaa
suit or ove rnut mlr b any tane
in New I e n but an srtntic Ullor.
M't can give you the style of a
Prince i h the rlnali of swell
American, at s reajkiushie pnoe.
F. .11. linlwlrk.
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Cookiuand Heating Stoves
K (nominal la fual-plmdid J
Id ope rail on Life time In dar
aWlily.
BASH, D00KS AND BUNDS
A bPKCIALTT.
rbeMtA-MMlrMaK.
Notice!
'Hive fast receives
fresh cat load Ameri
can Wirt'Ferxe; seme
wiH Be sold at greatly
reduced rate.; Come
arJ y sec me ' before
buying ' ' ,!.
He Smn.II . . r . !
Just Received
A rlif Lin nf
KARA LINKS PAPER
and FNVEUirEa.
AUn mrriponiftv rnU with
eavaloraM to MtrK.
Owen 0. Dunn,
lawkflat frlslaw BtataaMf.
Xm reUsc Crtrea lla.
Bookkeepers
: Supplies.
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