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Lir.LCTCr.Y.
-, cp TE3 wCFJLDmeetat
i.llena-I'ontL'y. First and
if ... - -. y nii.'hta at 7 :C0 o'clock.
... ? v. oovsu.-n are invited.
CHAVEN LODGE No, 1 KNIGHTS OF
HARMONY. Meets 2nd and 4th Wed
nesday ni'-hta in each month in Roun
trees Hall, Pollock street, at 7:30
o'clock. Samuel R. Ball, President; J.
II. Smith, Sec'y; R. R. Hill, Financial
Sec'y. .
Index to New Advertisements ;
New Masonic Opera House Shep
ard'a Moving Pictures. .
Application for Certificate. -.
Entry Notice. ' . . . ,-.
W D Mclver Trustee Sale. '
Davis Pharmacy-Flower Seeds. . '
J G Dunn & uo Shoes- A," -'.- ,
Simmons & Hollowell Co Silk Spec
ial ' , - Cr, vy.'.
' H0TICES1H THISCOLUMH FOR
LESS THAN OBI SOUTH MUST BE
PAID FOR IH ADVANCE.
BUSINESS LOCALS"
WANTED A' few ihiekens, turkeys
and eggs at James B.' Dawson'fl, 103
Middle street Phone 209. ' '
FOR RENT A four room touse on
Union street near Neuse river , bridge.
C. ELSlover. - . , . .
vrnt RTfNTNo. T23 i Broad street
dwelling 5 rooms-dining room and
kitchen. Apply to E.H. Howe o.k
Craven street. - '
FO R SALE At J. 0. Land's store,
empty " sugar and - flour barrels," tow
- sacks and lard cans cheap at your own
price. V v-';- 1 V , '
PURE whole milk 8 cts per qt. Cream
20 eta-per pt Milk delivered by 8
'o'clock. Purity and cleanliness guar
anteed.' Give me R trial "13 qt tick
ets for $L00 in advance. V 13 pt ticket
for 60 cts in advance. Milk delivered
inpt, and qt bottles. .Mt' Pleasant
Dairy, Thurman; N. C, J. G. Hardison,
.proprietor.; ' - i -
PLEASE RETURIJ-On StValentine't
night some merry makers took a lum
ber cart which was standing in front of
our , shop and it has not been returned.
A suitable reward will be paid for it
return or information leading to its re
covery, G. S. Waters & Sons.;. ,
TRY RoyallaXWalnut Kisses', made
daily,) also chocolates,- cream, dates,
' raisins clusters, peanut brittle and all
t kinds of .taffy; .ijlroad Street Fruit
Co. v,PhoiMl 83.-j'.'-,' ;
. ' HOPKINS Improved Extra Early Red
. Valentine Beans for seed. - Early Rose
. seed potatoes, northern stock, at Chas.
a HilL 35 Middle street: ' i '
BREAKFAST strips and fine corned
hams at J. A. Boom's Market 1 Five
Paints. ". v. v'-
PHONE 264, Gaaklns Cycle Co for
seasoned wood. ,
OLD papers for putting under matting
or pasting on walls at Journal office.
JUST RECEIVED Abig lot of Edison
Gold Moulded Records, including 24 new
selections for February. Call early and
make your selections. Wm. T. Hill,
91 Middle street Phone 320.
FOR SALE Several desirable, :
' located residences from $1600 op, and
one vacant lot, also one store on Mid
die street Some of the nouses are
practically new, and tome nave onus
unity Urge lot. A partial payment
will put you in possession, and easy
terms gives on remainder . C. T. Han-
coca. , .. . ,
ROYAL Borden Felt Mattrosie
"Sanitaire" Iron -Beds at John B.
Ives. "'. :''
Country 'Smoked Sausage at Oaks
Market - . ;
Eggs, for Hatching,
The finest strain of Puff Langshan
and Btack Langshan. Great winter
Uyers. f 1.00 per setting of IS. '
y, MISS CARRIE F. HARDISON, .
Thurman, N. C.
Oak and Pine Wood.
Dry Oak and pine wood aawrd in
stove kmgths at EIXI3 COAL AND
WOODYARD, VnUm Point
Fint print butter, 30 enl pT
pmirvL Oiait Line Mrkt
KMrclna film.
Mr. J nlnlnrt- !! rt'.'.M-, !--..
l' .-t Is . M,-.1k., I - tr - J .',T3 to-flr
ir"i - f r-;',('rI,:i t'r'.i t ,
y r I '. ' I'll (.t 1 r jn-.r i
r I i . 1 l i f e :nrf ru !; I j t
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i;va v.1.0 pvt d....k t. -i tij- J t i. ;
Icf.re t'.e r.ecer-Jcr's co'rtfct .C: -
Lite, have to jay IZ) t., t.' j
pVa cf drug store -rescr:; lion, t'..-j
court holoir.g that drug stores
liquor for sickness not for drunks.
There is no distinction in drunk fines,
whether per drug store or blind tiger, j
Lenten services at Christ church to- j
day, Evening prayer 6 p. m. Evening
service and address in the series on
"Great men of the Bible." at 8 p. m.
Capt Tom Dixon has been obliged to
enlarge his dry kiln at the foot of Pol
lock street by adding feet to its len th.
Its dimensions are now 18 by 80 feet,
by 14 feet high, and its capacity of
30,000 feet of lumber, board measure.
Carpenters are building a picket fence
two feet high (or low) in front of the
Manly property recently acquired by
Mr. J. T. Hollisterjon East Front street
Children will never use the gate and
will therefore never leave it open. 1
Uncle'' Sam has posted a notice
on the wall "of the National Ceme
tery that he will, on the 22nd hist, sell
at public auction a lot of second-hand
material such as drain tile, wire fenc
ing, &c, to the highest bidder. ' The
sale will begin at 11 a. m. - -t J1
A handsome wall of artificial brown
stone is in course of ' construction in
front of new dwelling-house at 101 Pol
lock street. , When completed it will be
at once, ornamental and substantial
4 Mr. Tom Daniels' lettuce patch, south
of the National Road, is worth a visit
He has shipped . several, hundred bas
kets of lettuce, but you can hardly see
where it was taken from. There . art
48 beds, each 9 by 170 feet, and one
b d 22 by about 300 feet : His irriga
tion pipes are nearly ready, and the
possibility of drought has no terror?
for him now.- In round numbers he bar
0,C00 feet of iron pipe, including both
steam and irrigation, -1,000 ' feet ol
which is of 3 inches diameter and the
r8t one inch. 'His pump villv throw
500 gallons of water per minute. ; .
j '
'. Business at the Mayor's court was
quiet ' again yesterdays the f absolute
dullness being relieved. by one case of
disorderly, the culprit, Jacob Kennon,
being asked to contribute $3.15 to make
good for his misconduct 1 4 ' , - x
Therij is a rumor that the Postal Tel
egraph Company is lookingthis way, to
put an office in this city, which , means
wlresy and a general telegraphic, ser
vice. If the Postal comes there will
eertainly bo more telegraphic business
than there is at present, with only the
Western Union, v ., o. - A . I X
The ' parties who bought articles at
the bake at Mrs. Seymour Hancoc '
residence last Saturday will please re
turn plates and pans to Mrs. S. R-
Streets and also wilt the owners please
call', for them; at Mrs. Streets so that
they can be used next Saturday.
The Fertilizer Shell and Bone Com
pany are having an active demand for
its product nd are shipping on an av
erage of one carload a day of its pro
duct v , Z ,V'.5iv.;v;
An exhibition of disgusting tranfer
driven rowdyism was seen at the A. A
N. C depot platform, last night upon
the arrival of the mail train. A gen
tleman passenger upon ' reaching the
platform from the train was surrounded
by noisy bunch of transfer drivers,
who .all talked into bis face at once,
several of them reaching for his suit
case. , Either the railroad people or
the police ought to break up such do
ings. -v . . " '
Smoked Halibut at Oaks Market
..'.j New York Cotton KirkeL-
Tbe following were the opening and
closing prices on the New York Cotton
Exchange, March 14. v
. . . . Open High Low Clow
May , 10.46 - .10 46 ' 10 30 10.36
July .. 10.59 10 69 10 42 10.47
Oct 1007 JO 07 "9.97 10.03
Receipts -46, 836 '..
Last year, 22,011 ,
Gel acquainted with
PITH'S-
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jroo tlie mugaiine thrc monlhi
fre iKa& you may g"t scqiwii.trd
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WoeTs Cesd'ptlve Catalogue
::la ail about the beut kinds to
j.lint Mailed free. ,
! ! Wn are TTtyiilnnartira fnr ,t
Cow Peas, So;a Beans,
Ccrhums, LllUct Seed,
Ensilage Corn, Alfalfa
and all Southern Seeds. Write for
prices and Descriptive Catalogue.
CrZSSMEN, - KiCHMOND, VA.
THEY CCr.-.E AND CO.
Miss Mabel Younar who has been the
guest of Mrs. R. A. Nunn for several
weeks has . returned to her home at
Raleigh. , 1
Mrs. Herbert Tisdale left vpafnrAnv
ter Jacksonville, R C.; to visit friends.
MiBses Annie and Asmes Fov. snent
the day yesterday at Goldsboro. '
Mrs Ora Hard of Hookertom N. C
who has been visitinar ' Mrs. C. E.
Wetherington returned home vester-
uay. . - . ," -..
- :i .j..;..: . .. , V . i .. i
Mrs. Jane Griffin returned vesterdav
from Kinston where she spent the
day.- i , ,-
Mrs. Charles Miner and children re-
lurned yesterday from a visit in Ohio.
. Hon, R. Li Woodard. - renresentative
of FamUco is in the city ' ,-:-.v -
Mr: Phillip Howard, of the American
arocic uj., returned last night from a
business trio to northern markets.
Mr. J. a Herring left for Raleieb.
test night, after a business visit here.
Mr. Clyde Eby. of theElmCitv Lum
ber Co.. is absent from the cilv. at
tending a number of the lumber asso-
cwucns.v
41. D. Bokon and wife of Defiance.
Ohio, are registered at the Chattawka
noteL v -
Mrs. Dr. G. G. Bell of Oriental Is in
the city. 1 .''-.' f
A. E. Beddingfleldof RaWiarh.and W
. Allen of Greensboro. , are at ' the
yhatuwka. . w . v 4 ,r
E. A. Chirk. . a nrominent InmirsintA
man or Atlanta, Ga., is in the city.
JoJ. Woffenden leavea todav for
f ionda . where v he . makes a week's
-- ,
visit " . ' - , '
Velvet Toilet Lgtion cures
Chopped Hands Face and
Lips; Sunburn or any rough
ness of Skin.1 It has no equal.
It leaves the skin beautifully
soft and white'- , Excellent
after shaving. ' Sample free at
WARREN'S DJRUG STORE
New Railroad, Snow Hill to Kinston.
The Free Press says plans are well
advanced for the construction of rail
road from Snow Dill to Kinstoo, Hines
Bros. Lumber Company being behind
the project A committee of Greene
county citlxeta, D. W. Patrick, B. W.
Edward, McD. Pate, S. C Sugg and
R. E. Bland Is a committee to secure
rights of wsy through their county,
which has at railroad. The road will
at first be used by Hines Bros, to haul
their logs, then be operated for freight
and passenger conveying purpoeea,
Smoked Salmon at Oak a Market '
Few doctor are willing la n!ie tuolr
own medlrlt). vrtien a lawyer art. In
to trouble . lmtrrui to hire on attor
ney, ami It h bnrj f-r f;)lo to oiluilre
sd nrtlxt who patnti din own portrait.
Ctilctjto Beconl Hfreid.
III Mtaalaa.
flkrawlrr I't Hniptwm, tli tnU
far, t'n nji ta your atu.lli frrry fi ir
f(f a rk. li lio altlitif fw j-oit?
InnW-.Noi. IIo s larlnc f m-
laUiS
1rrlamt I-ntrr.
tt (f (!ia Manar.
"Put I n o-w'f.iliiin fitn-ilnif'jr nrr
f-i'T. 6r-1 ?'
"(Vrlnir.'r.' Yir C 't It l l Tar.
Tc!cp"!.cnc Warren for
your drir ftorc v;?.vA. V,-iy
You (!::Vt l. :v- 'j v:.:!.V; :,
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3 t! hn C Wil-i
'r. V.'ilcox was born Jin Eastern
N'urih Carolina 1SC0, his mother ditd
w hen he wa3 three yeara of afje.
lie worked his way through Trinity
College and was very successful as
teacher, surveyor, mei chant and far
mer. ,. i
He could not resist the pleadings of
the unfortunate and shiftless, and there
will be many who will miss bis ke'ping
hand and strong friendship, for never
when an opportunity presented itself,
did he fail to help when called upon.
He was blessed with quick perception
and intellect, and the sense of luiicrous
ever dominant in him, made him many
warm friends. No one ever entered
his home but he was received with that
warm hospitality which makes one feel
he is welcome. '- His business often suf
fered through his kindness of heart
When George Wilcox liked you, you
knew you had a friend that - no small
thing could change, and no amount of
trouble daunted him, ' when he wished
to do one a favor.
" By none but his immediate family
Will he be missed more than by the
members of Beach Grove Missionary
Society which he served faithfully for
five years as secretary and treasurer,
and of which he was president the last
year of his life. - But no constitution
could withstand his indomitable energy.
Both night and day he labored until his
overtaxed body gave way to the fatal
disease, and after a prolonged illness
of over one year, the , cords that bind
mortals to earth were : broken, and his
soul took its flight into tho "great be
yond.: ' ;
A loving father,, a true brother and
a kind devoted husband" has left his
earthly home for his eternal one,: but
their loss b his gain and they have the
blessed hope of meeting him where sor
row and parting cannot come- i"
. - ; ' A FRIEND,
, . Letter to Wm.T,Hin,,
-' ' ' New Bern, N. C. .
Dear Sir: Good yarn: How we got
our agent at Delhi, N. Y,
Gladstone & Paine were agents for
7 ; we muscn c tea names.
We wanted 'em. Paine was'paintiog
his big Colonial house. " Said it took 10
gallons of white for the trim. ; ,
. We sent him 10 gallons ahd taid: i.'
you get it all on,sno pay; if you have
any left, return it and pay for the rest.
Agreed, ' v- ' , ,.
He returned four gallons and took the
agency. ; Four or five years ago. ;;; He
knows now that his old paint was and is
adulterated; thats why it took ten gal
lons to equal six of our. T ,
Go by the name: there is but one
name to go by! Devoe lead-and -zinc
. Yours Iruly, t' .
P. W. Devob 4 Co.'
41 - ' ' rvNe-jrYork
PS E W Smallwood Sells 'Our
Paint. h ' ' ' . ,
Application ; lor - Certificate.
OtrtlSnU BtimW II tat tl-r mhum la Bcrla
nwmow w id im eapumi curk a un ntw Iini
BuildlnCB4 hmm AMocUtkm twin ban Wmt,
BoiWSa bmby rivm that (pplkatioo will ba
ior opiimw. I'ilAJs. i IVES.
N. X. tUnh 16, ltO. , -
Trusteed Salejnclufles
. About 200 Acres of
Timber Land '
PamaM In Ihm pmrara hi the daad of 1
Mda br Wllluu. a. WhiUord and Fl.iabrth Wait
fd, datad Umpt. It, Iklcj.. rarartad In lha glAca of
tba KwalOT of Danla, crava eountr, la hoc 111
vw 111. to W. L. Mdvar. Tnut-Tk. J
tiuataawllloaflalarHnr Aoril 14. laof. affer fnr
m.m ina w WkW, lor caaJt. at tha oourt
mrvwmaaw. m ina cur ot ManUa hndami)
TTH In tha aaid daad ot trait ita.mli. I r. II
Tha f.ulinrin tfa-Tihnl aral Mt.i. I
hatha: la thn rounty of crmran. Mm I Trrwn.hip.lha
rat trart bain tha aunt trart thia dar oo
rarad hf rrmncia ImJT and Ijrwai Thomaa to aaid
W. O. whitfrwd. haina a part of tha kind daarrtbad
in Ilia ont tram t harUv oufTr, tr and wifa Is
rmnrri ptiuir. ramrnnl In cta county rarorda
boaa r, naaa IT, alao two ochar traata
wc a. Tuin and a. h. rutan ta w n wh,
and fullr iwworilwd la a dd from ramlina TnanT
n a. n. niian. ranwrMw tn tha o(TWw nf tha aia
IrT of ImnIi of mran aountr. bauh M par aL"
Raid aata bmna maita at tha ranuawt of
Vanir. M of Dva notaa lararad br aud tUnl of
irtni. oaiaaii ha .ina" vaaa ma. la ln pa, rmni
1 K. M.rra U, I3T.
W. D. HHVEB, Traataa,
Entry Notice
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Tn J K. Ifln. Krtlry 7-t Uw J .cm tnty.
4 rwth rr- : rd, r tere r- Ur fi n it
tl faiJ,ir tc rif awl fSf t t, i4 Und
in I war .. I. wr tf 1., ajfWM t.rm' r m
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Pludiiiiin Sopia Portraits
LATEST THING. Ill PHOTOGRAPHY
t Npsciai Attention Given to
Finishing: Amateur Work ;
-BVYARD s WOOTEN
ma 8 eoaDEHFLT MATTRESSES
- Just Received another lot of these fine Mat
, tresses. You -will find solid comfort in one 'of. ,
them.' , - , V
. ; , Humphrey's Sectional Book-Cases; New Styles
in' Picture, Mouldings; , Brass "Rings for Sash
, Curtains,':, , - , '
JOHN EL IVES.
Phon 267
' 93 Middle Stret.
FRESH
FLOWER SEEDS
1 ON SALE AT
TN'.
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p DAVIS' PHARMAGY. I
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NEW WASH GOODS
17
0
. " Dainty designs in
, - Ladies Misses' and
r i'shirt waists.
Absolutely Fast Colors, 10c yd.
New-Chambries, Mercerized Chambries.
0
V. ': r Rpaiitifiil Hftsiana fnr
O v -12 1-2 cents.:
Cal ; ' Hf va4 sftae-uai -
H ovll ' Eoleinnes, for street and evening dresses,
M., ., ':XS1aw T?aiy1o rifoan T irrVi Pino T5inlr
' : -White, Black aud Cream
I m wcjm 4iC-me ya.
fV' T?-lt.il '.C1.i.- 1 T1i.i.
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We place
1 day morning a - beautiful
I line of Taffeta Silks in
I two tone effects at the
: Special Price of :
,wWaWa IBv
Q
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A F ..Ginghams for
Children's dresses and
Children's -dresses.
4 i r ao inI e 1 1j
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11)
1
on sale Mon-
1 4
Brothers
rnri
1 (',;.. H-! and
Low
Quarter
-
We want you to see our
line of LOW SHOES at once
for we are' proud of them
and desire to have you share
ouropinjon.
All the nobby shapes as
well as' the staple ones in
sizes to fit every member of
the family.
It will be a pleasure to
show them to you.
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
66-57 Pollock 8t. Phone 212
Hext Time You go to
be sure to see those nice Fruit Preserves, Jellies
and Jams, also ask about that Cheap Tomato
Ketsup.
And don't forget that twenty cent Coffee,
Monumental is the brand.
Hi 3E3E Ervin,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 81 South Front St Phone 1B8
YOU ARE INTERESTED ! i
In reading the advertisements of those who repay you for
your time. We use and pay for space in this popular pa
per to advise of hat we have to offer; no exageracions
ever precede our signature. - We offer merchandise of un-;
questioned auality at as less average prices as any firm v
elsewhere, we are in a position to serve sitisfactorily and ,
we do. Call and examine the many new goods.
WHITE LAWN
40 Inch extra quality select cloth at
10c- onmatchahle at price.
CALICO
Light faat color calico 8,000 yarda in
new Spring designs will he offered Mon
da and Tureda only reduced from C
to 4 oenu per yard.
MOHAIR
In chatiireable colors, a value at 7ic;
wur price for this week 48c per d.
LADIES SHOES
la all leathers, pat colt, Vld, tan and
gun metal calf; prices Kc to $3.00 per
S 0OFLON,
75 llidde
MU. AtAA.a aliliS AiiAAiAA
Sevenlli Ksttciist
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AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA
OF INFORMATION.
Ennott'flBooltBtoro 1
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fm Pfply. fcr ; tel-
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I'cr tn and dlr.M acre
pfffrly, fr. Bin fntn rity 01 Tirr.t
f .,. f J arrt fTpTl, or In iK.t
la U n & art, F nf trma apt ly to
3. u. Ar.soMi,
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I AMOS KICAG
Apron (linphnir.a. the He qu lilt in all,
colon and checks only Cicjier yd.
I PKIiCALK
In all mU,-9 bk- (;unlitv in rherksand"
aH-o. all fast ioIoik only V yd; only
l.i yJi to ciu-h cusUitncr
Tho Inrgci't nnil Imi ncorlci! Unerf
1 1 am he re lnarlion nnl lj in thl
cily; prices to Huit all.
I MKN'S SHOi;
Juat iwp'vrd a fmo linn cf m n'
Oxfords; if you will notirr our window
you can soe thnsiylin we curry.
Street.
BETWEEN MEALS DE.
Hot Chocolate. Coffee, or
Bouillon of all kinds.
Delicious Ice Cream. .
Headquarters for the best
brands of Cigars and TV
baccos. .
Crescent Tobacvu
v Company.
W. D. iWrington
NAKACKR.
Desirable rropcrtyfor V, '.
Two City W, 60 andfOxSKl t
One " " U ra fat, , '
fhurrh l.uillir.if, larl r !)4 tir-nr-, I
ht air rt-r. F"l I aiih.r tt,w
tr f.!!vttvf.ly. Apj ' to
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