New Berne Weekly Journal from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 4

s. News from the Counties. TflE WEEKLY JOURNAL gest corn crop. We uiean the lar-! gest corn and the most we have teen (I 0 Eitaklished 1878. New Berne.

X. C. June IT. t.ria- i.t r. a bnv-in su ir.n.- part left 1 -1 1 1 i- m.ral '1 days visit wii! camp ni arc An election was held in Beaufort laat Momlav on the "local option." The election resulted in a victory for the "drv by a majority of bl Tolea.

from a squall out of the we.stuai we received hail, it did not do any damage to the crops. Miss Becton, Claude Tay lor and W. L. Harris of Oak (irove' Sunday school were elected to the district Sunday School Conference, as delegates. Rev.

F. S. lVcton is home mi a visit this week. Rev. Charlie Paul was in Bache- lor on a visit last week.

Misses Mamie and Nannie Becton who went to the Birth Day supper it .1 r--i ry- 1 I a. II. Ii. Bryan, Jr. Agent, for gra.Fire Insurance Company, of New York.

I Sheriff .1. L. Ilahn last Saturday, two hundred del lars, the amount cf the insurance Air. Hahn had in that company on tbfe buildings recently burred. The award of a "Special I're one year's subscription to the "Weekly Jovrsw." for the! teat i bushel of corn at the New Berne Fair le97, was given to M.

Hardee of La t.rango, N. TRENTON In llic church yard at Trenton a frv vavd.s liack of tlie church huuso lies buried as brave an oflieer as i-yt-r a sword in defense of; State, John Hussey Col. 'ai Ilegt, N. with- even so much as a rough board in grave. Urother Comrades of the 'ith it is a burning ediame to hi.

be neglected when a a Miiail sum contributed from a few vvciild im-hase a plain tomb i a' 1 i a a li builda neat fence ar-mnd it. to say to each and every wii i ma be prospecting for a go i pi.e-e to iiivest his money, to a to Jones county and ernii.e our fertile lands. Get on i th.e steamer Howard at New which will take you tip one most accommodating rivers in i-teiui Carolina as it llows through i-eutie the county and winds it self arouul iii such a mauner as to ne.uly every plantation with a landing. When yon find the old town of Trenton you will bv no means et it down as a dead little town. You will iin 1 life and animation every where.

We have 7 stores. -J eonfi ctioners, 3 workshops, I 1 photograph gallery, 2 barber hops, drug s.ore and 2 bars. Mr. S. Barker has purchased a saw mill and will add to it a a sl.ing'c and grist fixtures and will sometime in uly place a steamboat on the Trent to ply New aa certified to by George Green vfWrbirr 11 1" 1 1 asli are pn ntilul, liook an I an- ed a very nice time.

fllM gl)( at Irish potato lush of this jdace is i bushel, about over, also beans. Our truckers Moore is going to build hi-did well this year. store ant higher, so asm Weather fair now and our farmer? make a hmise up staira are getting around, laying by their Irtttydull in be mercantile 1 1 ne. croPs- lone of our merchants Green biota Mrs. Day is the guest of t.ft us fur puts unknown.

Isaac Taylor today. moved away, sold out his goo I some at auction ve cheap, he has IWAVSVILLE ITEMS. bt.en with yearg ow, Saturday was quite a busy day goe3 t0 try his fortune in a new with our merchants, a number of we informed h. re. people from the country being in Mad dogs are abou wo or thr.c aA tx' i i rr i rorTrt li i nir i i i The tug Winfield S.

Cahill, Capt. Cherry, left yesterday afternoon, haTiog in tow three the K. J. Donaldson, C'apt. PonuMson Cha.

Mellvoan. Mcllveau.i" the Kveritt C. Dale. Capt. ir.i.t.i..

1 1 i i i i jvetcuier, loaueu wun luinucr lor -v xnuaaeipnia. i ne scnooners Agnes -S. Quillin, Capt. Houston, of Phila delphia, Mary, Capt. GeaJe', Snow Hill, and the Jas.

II. leg.tti Capt. Kennedy, of Halt -more, arrived in port yesterday to load with lumber. .1., 1 1 I a passed eff quietly with the exception of having to consign ono negro to the guard house for drinking and swearing on the street. He was takeu before acting Mayor Peck who discharged him upon the promise no to "let it occur again." Mr.

and Mrs. Collins spent Friday in New Berue. Mr. A. II.

Paddison of Burgaw fhe town turned out en masse yesterday afternoon to visit Mr. 'Askew who has some fine plum trees bearing delicious fruit. Next Sun- day there will be Children's Day in eu aui i auLUU on sucuuic naj ncie lu li ay ovjiii-iLiii siiiiiucuio time. r. -Iiai ker is a real hustler, for a Newark house.

lie left on his ai led here with little or no capiUl wheel for Polloksville and will go and has kept climbing up fortu tiers from there to New Berne, iad lei a rung at a time and ij now Mr. V. B. Smith and Dr. J.

getting well up it. Such men de- Beck drove to New Berne yesterday, serve success. The doctor to sec his family and Mr, Manv of our farmers have started Smith to see about going in'o the to i by their corn crops but cold furniture business, so they say. and the ravages of insects! Mr. Gus Foscue of Pollocksyille nave caused their crops to have 1 passed through town Satuiday en-many sizes.

Cotton is looking well. route for Stella on business return-I in- town commissioners of Trenton ing this morning. X. a and ,1 M.r'" i i 1 i and a i a y. PLlei; p.

i i I on Monday last levied cents ta.x on lain had and CO cts. on tlie poll for town purposes. Tiie commissioners of Jones HI lit ave levied 00c. on the bun- dred dollars. Said levy includes the exercises at Tabernacle church will Saae, County, school and road tax.

1 no doubt, be very interesting. Those We were sick and unable to attend attending expect to take lunch and the exercises of the Trenton High spend the day at the church. There 'hoo! but le irn that the students will be exercises and addresses morn-in-formed their exercises in an ad-i ing and afternoon. uiirabic manner and the address of lb-v. Mr.

Johns was to the point' VANDEIttERE ITEMS. and ni- audience without a single; Misses Maggie Turner und lieth- e.x -eption consider it a grand effort. thany Campen of Bayboro spent The usual way of itemizing is to Wednesdsy evening with friends in tell all about the coming and going Vandemere. of visitors but it is impossible for joe Morris of Norfolk me to individualize this week as the wa8 a Vandemere last Monday eve-crowd of visitors was so numerous ning. Mr.

Morris is a very energetic and from so many counties. I will young man. He was formally a i or beard of in ih, county. J. A.

and "Old Ihp" have eiv line corn crops. G. V. Smith has the largest acreage crop and his is verv fine. "ye Ts have nothing to brag of, oclv a fine garden and a vnncr MtMi have tilled in part with melon and cucumber seed.

We ex; to go in the pickling business next fail if jVe (jupt. George Littleton is the' champion turtle catcher, for he has caught, large sea turtles in the days, some of them weigh pounds and over. 1 i persons nave been snglitlv Oitteii ny dogs said to be mad, some of tin in have been killed. Isaih, the little year oh son of Capt. Van Willis cut his leg ofl' last week while 'laying or folding with a sharp drawingk nife.

Married on Bear Creek on the Oth inst. Mr. Linn Marshall and Miss Jennie Freshwater, F-q. W. W.

Russell cfliciating. We wish them all the they de-erve and we thank they deserve much. dipt. Van the patent boat builder, has just completed a very 'ine little sharpie for Dr. J.

W. Sanders of Carteret county. Capt Weisscll, Transportation says he will carry passengers to the Teachers Assembly at Mouhead for ode round trip from here during the Assembly. Commencing on the loth QUINEFLY ITEMS. weatlicr seems to be the usual topic, it lias been neaily live wei ks since we had rain nougb to wet the ground, anil crops are suffub for want of it especially tobacco.

Irish potatoes are almost a complete fail ure. Rev. Alban Greaves preached an excellent sermon both Sunday morn ing and evening quite a large con gregation were present to hear him Mrs. Susan Harding of Kiuston is visiting Mrs. Mary Harding.

MicS Lydia Roach of Coxville who has just returned from Trenton where she lias been attending the commencement is visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Mewbome. Tne infant son of Mr. and Mrs, P. Quinerly died Saturday about days and was buried Sunday p.

iu the family burying ground. Miss Sudie Pittman of i i ftnn 4s spending sometime with her aunt Mrs. Susan Sutton. Next Sunday will be the time for the children's dav exercises at the Disciple church. Mr.

W. F. Pittman left SumLiy afternoon for Bath, Beaufort Co. where he will be married Tuesday to Miss Add ie Odin. Quite a number of our young people attended the commencement at Trenton, Jones last wet they report a good time.

HOOKERION ITEMS. Messrs. Fred Fulford and A. M. Marsteller both of your town was here a short while last week.

Mr. Eugene Edwards who has bjen attending Trinity College returned homo last iaiday. He giad with the highest of honors. Miss Mattie Edwards returned home last Thursday after attending the (ireensboro Female College for the past ten months. Mr.

Robt. Tunstall went to Kins-ton Monday. Fred Edwards, the IS year son of Mr. J. A.

Edwards, who Lved a three miies of this place, was owned in the Creek here Satuiday evening. He leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn their h.s-a Th he vim I familv have our m- notViv Mr. Will Freeman of Ahnnanee N. C. spent Motid iy night in our town, he is seliing fruit trees the Li nd ley Nursery.

Mr. S. II. aintive of Keat Iioi-p IS lhcre were not any services iu the M. E.

Oh urea here Sunday. 1, iw.o.. preach Fred's fu nen ill Mr.J. R. Warters is home for a r.r ivn Iiij heilfl being v.v,..

so bad he is compelled to take res' POLLOKSVILLE ITEMS. I Weather and season just right for the crops. We have never seen corn and cotton grow faster than it tas for the last ten is. The Baptist protracted meeting closed Dst Sunday with Id iiccess- i I 1 i I Inatitllntlan fOOlcer. At the tneeting of New Heme Chapter, No.

4, K. A. M. last night, the installation of oflicers elected last month took place. The following are those installed T.

A. Greeu, II. I J. B. Clark.

K. C. T. W. Dewey, S.

James Redmond, C. of II. B. li. Neal, P.

S. N. Case, R. A. C.

Chas. Duffy, Treas. C. D. Brad ham, Sec'y.

Jf rrle. At the residence of the bride's mother on White Oak, Onsljw county, on the 10th Mr. David Castoa to Miss Fanny, youngest j. daughter of tho late A. J.

Aman, EeT. Mr. Snow of the Onslow circuit performing the ceremoney. Dav id -Oaston is the son of Mr. J.

D. Caston, a prominent farmer of "White Oak township. llar for Bernf. Dr. Robert Du Val Jones, son cf our esteemed townsman, K.

II. Jonea, graduated one year ago at a the Maryland University, with high honors, taking the gold medal ou 1. practice. Since then he has held the position of Assistant resident Physician in the University llos- pital. i Deciding to locate in New Berne he attended the State Melical Board last week at Morehead City to be examined for license to prac-" tice in this State.

There has for several years been given a prize, known as the Apple ton prize consisting of twenty-tive dollars in books, and given by the Appleton Publishing Company to the one attaiuing the highest general grade on all branches. Of the eighty-one young physicians examined. Dr. Jones was the fortunate man. Dr.

Jones has also graduated as a pharmacist, but will practice as a physician in this city, having pleasant ofTce quarters on Middle Btreet. With Dr. Frank Duffy, eiec.ed President of the State Medical Society, and Dr. Jones carrying off the Appleton prize. New Berne has reason to feel proud of two gentlemen.

Blight o.m cotton planters more ir.iihi I his is an M-mi his A ai.d can h- irvv -nt r.ua:c;il cxiu nnn-nts at Ala- i -AjH-rinu-nt Station -how that tn- u-c ot "Kainit" i ill prevent that dreaded plant "J'T 1 i.lkm otllll Ollllll IsIn llt'l 1 n.e" M. iav. a 1 1 i e- s. V. Sir.

Mo- i iwood. i i if A. i'i i'V nicted i rr.u- late vh r. I iia' o.i a a lo i 1 i to' i ee Ie i pa) ment i U. i.e.'..- the -1 cf sai i 1 1 iocs 1 tl 1 leeaOU in the upon the i l.

a a a ie es 1 v. lluuai -u t.t to i voti a pi ii i'V i liu't a- i.t-nl ei er in r.i at the su m. ef cent on 1 i i ai of propeity, and ')" Cints (:. ee-V d. that the fo poLing phe'es ea'-'a rciu.l rail the named la.

1 1 a. a 'o a 1 Van eebi.ro, Cieve's oi lb gistra-s. A. liana. D.

J. A. Jackson. D. F.

i i ward, IL No. Tiuiti's Sdioii b.ouse Al-; skins. Thotntts M.oic. r. a.

l'urefv. r. No. At J. W.

Tavh.r's str.re Dr. M. II. Garr. J.

W. Taylor, iad. la Rouse, 1 Morton's Store. J. ('.

1': 1'. Godettc J.Ir. No noo House, .1. II. Hunter.

Ki.v. Ruell, Abram IK nnis. IL No IL lis Srnre. L. II.

B. a.c, L-wis Williams, P. No Court House, Patterson. IL La. coda Lawrence.

IL No I.tsp, Daws--)tis Old Store A Wa.iswortia Koc.ntrce, Wetlicringlon. P. Be a further IL -oLe 1, Tuat the clerk be and is heiahv insau'o led to cause a ue i i tu con aaa ng the a irintt udieicnt itailots nrn' oi i 'hs the wards "For Sehools," and gainst and lo immediately notify each registrar of las appointment. lil'NK Full boa: il present, ddie matter of pubiisumg historv of Craven co-inty was r.ot a Peti'ion -f Martha I was left over until next meeting. Cases Joliti Moseiey Anna Llo k-.

V. efel ed. The dug tax levy for 1 Si' 1 red ueial Colllit pur- 1 vaoi.a i ei nts. P. a ,1 1 poL oo cent a each 1 i.

proper! -jo s. Speei.d evurav ia per aca-a 1 PoL cents, prepeiiv, 1 a tax Poll i general -J 1 rj 3 cuts. (-ei. -loirs 1-3 eras, is cents. P-.

ard took to it tin! ay, Line la a. m. Wil Y-o (in Pi' that ra. an- to If nut. ut f--r itn-piifc Cme i hipL hunuus ana -er ii 'eu a 1 11 1 i.

I 1 I loo IV -i i I'a a. I ami hr'ig- 'i i-ni her-. am oibirr-. A. a X.

C. ii a i ran two I i ie I 1 a. i i in a. to ae. om'modaar ila.ej i i Ass wa-Ut-l to a.tel.u tile I cac rs mXv.

which i egii.s as meetings; 1' s-l 1 aeie a' out la. eis- 1 1 a a i i a I ea: lit'! cut tne1 ii 1 1 ai were bt. a I in ro i mi' 11 1 Tc rak an I around i i' a v. i a i agoing som- changes i to uu ine mi ervi.s 'en Cii.t. K.

Hancock, the newly appoint, road master. The fences are being whitewashed, the lawn was mowed yesterday and the shrubbery will be trimmed. The appearance of the whole is very good and pleasing-to the eye. i i i 1 i I II! III Tll'To is I 1 1 I ill! f. 1 aiu! tint is lame'- ei i e.ei 1 1 1 1 pre il the ino-t inn uLilii.

ueeil. I of. 1 I v. 1 1 I p-e-i leil is now kin li I it ive ciii-e i ly 'i i ii-. i 1 1 1 1 1 1 aiel kel.ey tie -UeCteileil a'll I i II! I 1 I KSfl rt in an i.i' i i sum.

I long sLLl I A I i II a.iek -e a I an a i gr, a Some Good aim in tile a' K'c and ii lie it the lo in with Mi. eu i sion i I WII tie- I tO X'eUSc tbelloe i vel d.i le on the s' ea i 1 i Hie 1 on hi. i- the 1 .1 Th'- the i i event if for this dace. L-t, u- have a good time. Bender and f.im i he hi of his I.

a Su er sick, hi! We a i i he is Vi-l'V II i II eh I ie i 1 1 i Prof II Pie p.ls-e.l through In en route to re ea Ti-achers A -s ur.ly the fol lo 'A -1 ma and Lu i gie and ei lain Glilet. -I an u-1 I'm i I. iss m- 1-, atir.s. visit ing M.s-, IX- I Sell of this Miss Maud Ley i- A nnie She i i Lriil i a re. a I Kllig is here.

I I lie en 1 a' tlie mi week" i- a 1 I 1.1 I inches wait'e n.i i Is 1 sn.nl was si lie is -o he in dea of im li-h. cans I a ui il i Mr 1 -I i a 1 1 ol nice; I tli a ail ch ill 11 i i lie wa; bv Ke )r L' VI I I I I I i a I i dame. I. Poor -V a a oi a I ties lav mm I f-w days visiin in Sir Andrew Clark's Trcscncc of mmJ. Sir A ml re Cl.uk a-- nin ''t of a tall building I.

md-'ti almn- in: the view of th I Toll In! .11 country. lole thus em aid was touched on tin- hy a of Sir Andrew, "Sir, lam going to throw you oil." As the quiet-looking mau was tho larger, and there-was no help at hand, tho matter for (lli'ilbl lirllinh fi-Lrj N'haL II 1- a fjju -t there eeeu j. vLt von g. Is ai i'i I L'j 1 you will he i-t- a. a 1 li: r.ln Sll1 uLi' ooi 1 It M.

I I'i 111, II. i It llll Hell. -1 1 1 i li' 1 1 1 1 I ei I lii-l v. him uli'lil. i Ue I i 1 1 -1 Ills I I I i I I He -eieel I rir.il el till- eellllllV i I 1 i I 1,1 I I III.

I. I eg, i 1 I 11 I. I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ml. I a I I III I I ill'" 'I'll ci-lii iill 1 I I i I i i 1 1 I I I linH ono -nag Pn II. Lrip a II." 1 a-P- 1 0 a liei a net lotIS 1 a 1 i for Si I A nd lew id i a i 1 1 Mien o' i i ii a I i i 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 a i oi 1 1 i I i i a mill oil li i 1 i i to do hiimcI i ng i throw me lieru I 1 III Ul, A i I 1 I i lint," said thut e.

I'I i.i I 1' I I 1 to be, 1 Mil 1, i I 1 d. see nd 'I i 1 i I u.i I I A ml i 10- a i 1 1 I til the i I 1 1 i I i ii I i i I 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 l) 1 he hi I I HI pi I rt CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tie til- Pirsil.i' tor Old Maid mi 1 1 i I he 1 1 1 1 In kltig 1 ii 1 i i i ii im I I ii I I.i Hi i 1 ii i f. 1 of 1 I IV III ike I CHI, at the; I A 1 i i 1 i I -i a 1 1 i- -li hi i I on lhe he I I I i In put i lio i a a i I I i.rriin I'd. I 'I he- hi neb '8, of i i ale in ca-h UrminY emu thtit for torturing.

dteSff- QrlriK. Itrt.lhK. huriilnd. ftii.1 ftr.ftlji nktii and BClp linens, ii will, luni ill Wirm Ixlltt ha so npiiltralU.nt of Cctiovb4 onl ini'iit mi, I full ol CrTi.rK4 HftftoL- tint, ifrcHicbi ol blood parLAera ul taouior Dana Cnia. Cnr Mni B.iin.

mr uav uw imii ti RED ROUGH HANDS ITCHING SKIN DISEASES Quucur Mas .1. i W( iM v. i ch. i a I i i A M. i i lao i Howard.

i-buis. Mi 't i 111 I'H Ji.S I'll. A iai 'li situation ard r. i'i 1 d. 1.

-apt. Lumber 'a ni X' done. Th i Ward i tain J. Cant, doe pan. v.

nevsoa-'ers r.i- Conli rnlt' 1 i Ti.e of -a- C-nfi derate a at June rr.il -Jttn, proini-e I -e tlie i egest i no Ft en: any l.t i i ep aa" fo! the 'ep' i an c.u solcl'ars a '-a an i a us v-- r.u olitbotate are: ire p.i.i.-uie ar.d IM l. no program are a a Tee Se.ib 'a: 1 asiKcui, i to the ia-aa of this ita-s fi a a mUug ine mceta -ti: as to i 1: a tc ice a A r- ip ruie, a 1 1 u. of a a in-v hi dual at Xuu.v. r. lit' i 1 ret i ei -V 1 To KetS Li here at tiiC oia -e uf W.

X. X. and a. a. For a' i on the Agent W.

X. A. X. lie Fij3ril tin j(hiI iots. leu: Hanc-k of the A.

N. C. radroa i List night from Nae'nv ale, 'i'eiaa, whi le he has been enj dig the Tennessee Centennial Mr. Ilar.c ck the F.xp isitivn is well worth atten. ling.

He turns in hea'au. after his few days outing. Pnilli il Ir 111. Mint. Tire itbove i 1 lady was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. P. Albriton of Ma X. C.

was born July I'u'n 1-' a a. this life dune vd. aged 3-J vears. S'ne was a ried to Dr. II.

Bhana at Mt. Clou. Lai: 1:. ami move with. to 1 1: she has v.

i -a u.e ea r. -1 all her sbar.d wno mis of med. f. a u.i eg. ete, time ch a a an rri to i n-- and In v.

wit Uer tn and t.r. i r. 1 1 all! ai i uore le plaina trie M. 11. A no na u.aeii S.

and i. wo. ker if niiri' and an 1 i-ail en a. eor; el UoW lie 1 one the La-g. tiro i i i 1 si.

oe 1 a i 1' I 1 1 1 I I ii I h. M. v. n. P.

i a lay prouc ic riee. Ve deepiv bereaved g-ei' 1 Tne aai by lb v. M-. an 1 'gatherings eorati ci iai 1 1 ii ii i era a oar )) a-. Constipation mention, i.a.i tasu tongue, sick beiiilm-lie, in- somuia, clc.

ilood's rills eure consUpatlon and all iu results. easily and thoroughly. 25c. AlldniKeists. PrepareU by Hood St liwi ll, Mass.

Tlia uly Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaporilkt EJ -as SSf 'student of the Vandemere Highiuoon after an illness of onl a few state bat all have left except a few who linger on a little while longer. Strident boarders too have left and the Professor and mily are arrang ing for a trip to Morehead to take in the Teachers Assembly and enjoy the salt bret'es of the old ocean, which will cause us to feel a little lonesome for a short while. last Wednesday evening. COVE ITEMS. Mr.

Johnnie McCotter and Mr. Mr and Mrs John Daugherty of K. W. Fry went to New Berne last Jasper spent Sunday at Weth- Thursday. ing tons.

Rev. W. F. Fry and Miss Katie Garrett of Waycrcss, Conn made a flying trip to Bayboro spent last Thursday and Friday last Friday evening, with his father Jesse Garrett. Mr.

C. A. Flowers left Saturday Mrs Mary ray of Kinston came for Belnort on the schooner Essex. Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs i Mr. Dewitt McCotter Alliance .1 Kenncdv.

'attended the Sabbath School at the P. Bond of Trenton spent Sun- M. E. Church last Sunday evening, dav evening in Cove. Several of the "Coverites" atten-j Electric Bitters, led the commencement at Trenton' ELctiie Citti rs is a medicine su ited lor ia-t week.

They report a very pleas- huv season, t.ut perhaps mure geueially trlji neeilevl when the 1 tuguid, xbausted IV I doe child reus day exercises passed 1 -u the liver is torpid aud Mrs. Cora Ilangll of Bayboro was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. C.

Helton last Tuesday. Mr. Wm. Ilolton has been very Bicjj for SOme time. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Cacy of Bay visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ut'u OI 11 eine has oln-u a ei tea long and perhaps fatal bilio.is f'eveis.

iSo meilieine will net urtiy roullti-ractiug and tieeing Jn.m the malai'nd pois'-n. Iaadaelu-, Iiuiigi si ion. Constipation, mess yield to EUctiae iters. 50c and 1 1.00 per bottle at P. S.

DahVs Ping Store. SWANSBORO ITEMS Weather bright and pleasant (rood rains und crood runs al i line of our travels. We were at Jacksonville on the first Monday and saw lots of people and lots of our fiiends, visited Mr. Sol. Gornto, A.

F. Farnell and Col. i R- Conaway, who by the way is rrtiniul nhl soul of Onslow conntv. tbttt with pipe stems of 1 lhe "eSt 100t 1 uI l-V 1 I in el, "ltuu lv I tiine stories, call on Col. Conaway at his home near Hards Mills.

n-tal, ij liia nnat ntli. Priiowl Gornto takes his loss by the late fire ry easy, saying that it might i have been worse as it was, his loss will aggregate near $300 in turpen-l t'ne au( timber. The board of Magistrates of Otis-, coun met md elected B. J. IU11IUU' ik v-- Allen, shell fish commissioners.

We think this is an office that ought to be abolished. Sam'l. L. Gerock, Wm. Murrill and J.

P. Grant were elected the Board of Education for our county. Mr. Dan II. Ruseell has the lar i i verv nice Had a lare attend- ai think every body enjoyed themselnsa ir it i i IP wcareg.au to eee xurs.

White, able to walk about again. -pe she will soon be well. BACHELOR ITiMS. Is.vac Taylor made a Hying busi- ness trip to tins wees. W.

(L Temple, J. IL Bowen and and Stanford Gaskill are working i- rn i il Clt.l.ii Let: for the Philips Lumber Co. J. L. Tavlor imsscd throueh P.

h. lor last "Wednesday on his wav l(, BH.nie. 'I'i, i i r- I rn ni 1... I I ill.illl.IillllL It 111 UUdl Thcun was in Clubfoots Creek Fn- II I tlCSS. j.

j. Dav of EChooner Ella Kill Mirived at. Isaac Tnvlnr's Satuiday mornme to 1 uisli 'h-adima He will sail tomorrow for I IP 1. la linmmrr School. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.

opens June -J- and Continues five weeks. I -s etructors. Best methods. the school men of Ameriea are among the instructors. Free access to Libraries and Laboratories, Tuition board and room fl to per month.

Reduced railroa-i rates. l.e lor Ihf oiih Miss Georgia Stimson was a pas senger on the steamer Neuse when ehe Siiiled vesterdav afternoon. Miss Stimson has been here during th- winter to visit her mother, Mrs. D. Stimson, and has while in the made many friends who regret to have her return to her home Maine.

She will be gladly wcle ma 1 to New Berue again. Mrs. P. 11. Pelletier and children i Miss Stimson and sp-et.

the summer at h.er home in New la g- 1 md. Spnion fairly Open A crood number -nt d.ovn the A. N. C. to Tela ad la-' night.

There are now one ia- guestd at the Atlantic Hoial i will be largely increased, tha Teacher's Convention wiireii begins tomorrow. Tho editors have all takeD their 1 departure, but a few doctors are still hanging on from the of last week, the attractions of the resort proving too strong to be for-1 taken at once' I ne nose party at Oak Grove i-'imiav n1dit went on nicely, a large crowd' being present. A good crowd eal.er all of i to en iov the unr IL B. Brooks and family and Miss r.i a Lljil .1111 II 111 euillj lyiui, tauj t0 Bachelor Fri.iav on a visit, thev Wl ro prtse.it at the nose party. in the afternoon Saturday (l ltt-0 IAY.

This is the wav all druggists sell GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Chills und Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Touici. 50c.

ions. We have never listened tobet- outetdooking man, who slowly ie-ter sermons by any one at any time marked, to the great astonishment 1 '-e' i than those of Rev Jenkins last week. The closing exercises of Prof. All White's school will begiu I uut flllp. e.

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