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; . You will find them here in nrofuaion. the Choicest Production to sui I
the taste of the Refined American Woman. ' Come and see the New' T '
,, creations 01 Hie season, tney are here for your inspection ana Denent
It costs you nothing to look and the pleasure is all ours. ?
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ij J. M. Mitchell & Co.f
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! , 4? PoUockSt.V Opposite Post-office, i
RALEIGH
ooaoDODoabdo aonoonoa noaoao
: We are ehowfiig this week a brautl-
iul line ot New SDriner Silks in the New-
1 est Shades. We also have a very pretty
line of Mercerizsd Waist Goods, and the
i rn tt i b H: KaroiaTi i a urn a or 1111
J 25c. x s ' t
jc, r, Aeea s xvewuxioras ana a mil
line of Lace Hose in JBlack, White- and
Tan are also here.
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Call and See Them.
i J. J. BAXTER.!
occoccso cssoonccob ooooccco
IS
10,000 yards of Percale yard wide, sells
everywhere for 12 l-2c. In Light and Dark
coUr. Our price for this week, only 6o pei
yard. Big Bargains in Spring Goods arriving
daily. "
75 fiddle Bjtreat.
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I: A Fine Lot of Norths
Carolina Fnioked Hams
JUST RECEIVED a SoKd Car IxMd of Dw from th old fUlla
Ua Veiafet Willi n Co Mibraciiw Um fnlu.lt,. u. j. ,
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booking Over Records in Onslow Co.
Bond Case."
Dof Ti irwls Faats For Hursl Librarle
:'v'6rawta Wli.1iiMkaM;'0r:;
V?fWaaiteh'B-: Haata. ";T'-'
- Raleigh, Ilarch d.Staading'; Haater
Eugena Martin, J. .0. .Carr,'oanael lot
bondholdera and ex-Judge E. K Bryan
counsel f or , commissionera of ' Onslow
county are her examninff recordB In
theOnalow county bpnd case in which
the-county seeks to repudiate $40,000
bonds issued under an act in'.188S.
According to a ruling of the supreme
court both the no vote must be record
ed In, the. legislature when. Voting by
roll call for'bond issue bills!, r . In this
case the "aye'? vote; ia recorded and
there is a mark after the "nos" vote
which the county commisBioners cbn-
tend is only a comma and the bondhold
ers insist iaa '1" aigBifyinir one vote
cast. If they are ;hi the ; bonds are
valid under the ruling. If it is only a
comma then the bonds are no good.
The State superintendent of public
lustruction is informed that Edertecombe
tsounty has out of; the proceeds of a
dog tax provided rural libraries for all
the colored public schools in the county
Libraries had previously, beeifprovided
for all white schools.-'
National Councilor W. E. Faison of
the Junior Order United American
Mechanics says the order in this State
has grown in ten years from the tail
of the procession to the second largest
membership of any order in the State.
there being 1,050 members. Applica
tions were received yesterday for new
lodges in Forsythe and Guilford coun
ties. The National. Councilor has just
returned from Florida where he ins true
ted a State Council and will go soon to
Louisiana to institute a State Council.
A CLERICAL MISTAKE
CtMw Twe Ua SuHa ; Wklck. Uw: Rs
X-j srys aas;llo:Vata IsJ
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Resolutions of Thanks.
WHEREAS Through the unremit
ting efforts of our esteemed Congress
man Honorable Charles R. Thomas,
Representative from the .Third- Con
gressional District of North Carolina,
St John's Lodge, No. 8. A. F. & A. M.,
has been partially compensated by the
United State -Government. - for the
despoilment of Its property by some of
the soldiers, of the Federal Army during
the UvU War, And
WHEREAS All the members of said
Lodge desire 16 express, In unmeasured
terma, their imperishable gratitude to
our worthy Representative in Congress
and our beloved fellow-townsman for
his noble work in accomplishing that,
hr which so many had here-to-fore
failed. Therefore belt .
RESOLVED That St John's Lodge.
No. I. A. F, ft A. M. unanimously ax-
tends to Honorable Charles R. Thomas,
the sincere and heartfelt thanks and
sppredatioa of its whole membership,
for the recovery of the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars, a elaim to which we
were Justly entitled, hut for the re
covery of which .we have vainly striven
for nearly half a century.
RESOLVED That it is the firm be
lief of this Lodge that the allowance ol
this elaim was due entirely to the on-
tiring energy, marked ability, and well
earned popularity, of ourRepreeenUtivf
of whom we are Justly proud, ' '
RESOLVED . That theae reeohitioM
be fanerihed opon the permanent te-
corda of this Lodge, a copy . sent to
Honorable Charles R, Thomas, and i
copy given the New Ben Dally Journal
for publication r ' , v - . ' .
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have just ni:crjvi:D a caii load.
bi:gt ri::,Tci3 o:; nu: j:at:i:j:t. ,
Tull lino I2uitdi:! natcrlil, Fa'r.ti Ci!
DA7 ::IMJ r r 1 "ILL ZUT1JA: '
BLOOOr flGHTINQ AT MUKDEN.
mlm Utnd la tfeH is iKsa Tetel
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tie of Mudn haa ru!ted m a RuMian
ucToai. wa aiaranaj uramabaaonc
more provwJ himself one of the greatest
mMUrt of offensive straLa;y aioce N
puieoo, wliile General KampaUla b
now enrsind ia endonrorin la Atj
hie title a a master of eootmful re
Uts ami bring off hie army, with lu
Iranwwee 'trstn, M(f u tlf Taas,
where a rmiUon waa kng are propsr.
d with thioillnfn7 In view. TV
pnnnpm mrure the KunUan rommwx'.
er-in-cli!rf I rrvw d; (fault than
h met mrrnmtMf t IJM Tanf.tiwr
now h U 0 rtfio on huih flank m
Wft wli'f mUntW In a nvwn
Uirvxis rKl.i fr frwn tH rilrol
T4lo, March I.- M.-n.-.yt fTn
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The Raleigh Post Says:-f ;:
?iHre J. G. Carr. Judge E. fi. Bryan
and Mr. &. S. Martin, all of Witalr g
ton, were ii the'efty yesterday and paid
a -visit to-; the office of Secretary of
State Grimesto examine the ; SetiateJ
jour of the session of . 1885 for the re
cord of an iijact passed in that-year providing-
fqr 'a ; bond; issue .in Onslow
county, "It appears that two law suite
have resulted from a question as to
whether a -certain mark of the pen ; or
the record is intended for the figure one
or a comlmv "'
The county of Onslow, after the act
has' passed, issued ' the v bonds to the
amount of $40,000, snd they were sold.
Then the county commissioners refused
to pay the interest and are now .suing
in the Superior court of Onslow to repu
diate the issue on the ground that the
act was illegally passed because the
hoes were not recorded. An examina
tion of the journal shows the ayes
regularly recorded, but after the word
'noes" the character which one side
claims to.be the figuce one and which
the other declares is simply -a com-
a.
The bondholder in the case is Mr. D.
H. Tolman. who lives in Ohio, He is
suing in the Federal court at Wilming
ton to establish the validity of his bonds
and collect the coupons.
The case in some respects is similar
to the Debnam case, in which Chief
Justice Clark decided that on the pas
sage of a roll-call - bill in the' general
assembly both the aye and no votes
must be regularly recorded on the jour
nal
Mr. Carr is attorney for Mr. Tolman
the bondholder. Judge BryanJ repre
sents Onslow county and Mr. Martin
is special examiner for the federal court
at Wilmingtort.
Mr. W. D. Mclver, one of the law
yers engaged on this case was shown
the above article and he says that the
question mentioned is only one of many
He also said that if the bondholders
win out they may sue Craven county
for the $60,000 bonds voted on in this
same matt r.
GUTIGURA SOAP
TheVofld'
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His World's Sweetest
fToilelipSg
Sals Greater1 than the World's
Product of Other Skin Soaps
Colds cause congestion and costive-
ness, Fluids which should pass through
the bowels and kidneys are secreted by
the ndee and throat. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure. 36
cents. F, S. Duffy.
Fine Veal and Dressed Chickens at
Coast Line Meat Market
ARAPAHOE
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March 8th..
The farmers 'around our eomm'unty
are nearly done planting the potato
crop. The weather haa been favorable
for the farm work during the last two
weeks.
We arc having some sickness in our
community.
Mr. George Philppt of Arapahoe is
very"ick with pneumonia.
The ladiea of Arapahoe have organ
ised an Aid Society for the benefit of
the Christian Church.
Rev. A. F. Uighton filled his ap
pointment at the Christina ' church.
at Arapahoe last Saturday and Sun
day. - . . .
The young people of - Arapahoe have
orianisedha Junior Builders Society
which meets every Sunday evening. '
, Some of ovr fanners hart been Mow
ing Op stump out of their lands with
dynamlta. -' . . ,
Mr. Willie Tingle wbo'has. been go
ing to school at Raleigh "baa returned
some. He will farnr near hers this
yenwv f - '. I f '!
The colored Masons of this place are
building S lodge room, J: ,
By rwrueat of the eongregaUoS wor
th Ipplng at Broad Creek, the PamHce
Union win meet the fifth Saturday and
Sunday of April 190S, with Bethany
tongregation worahlpplng st Arapahoe
iMtea4 of Broad Crw. V . ''
riMhny eotifmgation era ntaking er
raiiaomenU to give ail who tome a
nryai reception. Come and faring year
friends. " ' ! 1 r m
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locky fi'ountaln Tea fLcts
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Sold Wherever Civilization Has
Penetrated. '
Millions of the world's beat people
use Cnticara Soap, assisted Jy Cutl
eura Ointment, the great akin cure,
for preserving; purifying, and besu
tlfylhg the skin, for cleansing the
scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff,
and the stopping of falling hair, for
aoftening, whitening, and ootiing
red, rough, and sore hands', for baby
rashes, itchings, and . chafings, for
annoying irritations, or too free or
offensive perspiration, for ulcerative
weaknesses, and many sanative, anti
septic purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, especially
mothers, as -well as for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
'CuHcura Soap combinea delicate
emollient properties derived from
Cnticara, the great skin cure, with
the purest of cleansing ingredients
and the most refreshing of flower
odours. No other medicated soap
syci i-uiupuunucu is xo Dc compared
with It for preserving, purifying, and
beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and
hands. No other foreign or domestic
toilet soap, however expensive, ia to
be compared with it for all the pur
poses of the4oilet, bath, and nursery.
Thus it combines in one soap at one
price the most effective skin and com
plexion soap, and the purest and sweet
est toilet, bath, and nurse rv soan. N
SoautSqj Pufa.tHu.fel. KSi aMoa, waZmSL
ISw M Uv to Can bin Umb."
I JUST RECEIVED
;, jf DIRECT FROM THE MILL A FRESH
Volgts, Snow Drift,
CAR LOAD
Best Patent, Calia Lilly
aad Above All Flour.
If you need a haml f Cf..-ti.. n. .
mvvn." '""yrlrStbly we can,
wrai iwsBiDie price.
We will thank you for your patron
sup
you,
nage and do our best to please
I.J. L. McDaaiel
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MORE BUILDING ACTIVITIES
Dr. Hughes And L. H. Cvtler Prtsarlnf. ts
Erect Twe Buildings.
The building fever continues in New
Bern and the prospects are that there
will be about as much building of n
dences or rebuilding going on as there
haa for the past two years. We have
spoken of several new bouses going up
in different parts of the city and now
Craven street comes to the front with
two nice buildings which are to be
erected by Dr. F, W, Hughes and L.
H Cutler. Dr. Hughea will put on a
twe story brick structure on the lot
between the Jones building, formerly
occupied by the P. O. W. Railway
Co. and the GaakiD Hardware Go's,
store. The dimenaione will be SO by ft
feet The ground floor will be occupied
by the Southern Express Co. and h
will be ready for nee about July L
Mr. L, H. Cutler is making prepara
tions to construct a two story ware
house ef brick which will measure 10
by E0 feet It will be located en the
lot opposite the Journal olWc.
A New Bam Weesss Ujt
"have you a floor paint that win last
two weeks? Yea we have Devoe's; k
has a beautiful gtoae and w 01 wear twe
years if property applied. E. W. Sinai
wood. '
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The IVenc Furniture Co.,
New Bero's-Foremost Home Outfitter,
and Great Price i utters.
Money Saved is money made is the old and
true saying and can prove it best by buying
your Furniture and Household Goods at The
TRENT FURNITURE CO
54 2vid.d.le Street.
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OAKS MEAT MARKET.
The following schedule of prices will he adopted at the Oaks
Meat Market on and after Saturday Feb. lxth.
WESTERN AND NATIVE STAI.L-FKI) HKKK.
All Loin Steak per lb.
Shoulder cuts
12Jc. Standard Kihs per lh
10c. Stew
PORK CUTS.
12Jc Shoulders per lh.
Stew per lb. Hk
SAUSAGE.
121c. All I'lirl ,.. , II.
uevonalure Farm per lb 20c. Chitterlings
CORNED MEATS
Hams per lb itc. Butts ht lh
Lard 8, 6 and 10 lb buckets per lb 11c l.urd in .Mi lh , ases
All Smoked Meats at Lowest Market I'n , s.
Trimmed Loins per lb.
Sausage, per lb
12J
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POULTRY
Wild Game In Nommoii."
Theae Piicee will be strictly observed, and I'Uo.MiT lKI IV
ERT GUARANTEED.
Thanking the pubHe for past favors we ,hr,t ,i,nllnce f
. Sd we will endeavor to give satisfartion in every wn
OAKS MEAT MA MEET,
HACKBURN & WILI.KT,
Proprietors.
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fresh.cur toad Ameri
can Wirt Fence; same
VJtU te sotdit greatly
reduced talc. Come
lM see me Before
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Owen O. Dunn,
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