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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-26
More Bargains In The Upholstery Store.

r. <, ,.: ,, Why this section AhS'S .nS oihAi"h' Sno"' is stocked to the In our Upholstery store. very ceiling with Curtain, Ups hoy and Dapey s the most wanted kindsa prices that will appeal every hoemaker who practices economy but he sacrifice of quality or of the artistic. zc+
 Fivehundred Cushions; sateen pretty
 tens almost bewiderng array choose from, 3Bc Fencing Tops just cIeverIy
 y Autographed perfect counterpart of the original 49cs of satin, both beautifully
 and finished with silk cord, only 69cts patterns figures siripes
 we've ever had to sell for I2Hctsa Yard Charming MusIns, imported the
 designs worked in genuine works of art their including
 the empire and plain Fleur-de-Is patterns, 29cs Yard skoIne patterns gnred, plain, Rufaed Muslin Curtains pairs length
 width, to put out you at 38cts Pair sonIy Each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-26
NEW HAVEN. CONN.

THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB
 LIsHED IN CONNECTICUT.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-26

In all New Haven there's |4not such another showing of practically priced yet good
 Etchings, Water Colors. Pas . tels, Steel Engrayings, and 2 (,nlnrad phntnnrar,hs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21

vincias sspaiioles Sc ha recibido con
entusiasmo la publication de Loo
acusrdos del Gobierno, references q
Ia Suppression de los consumes au-
mento de la escuadra y otras mejo-
ras importantes en- ell orden econ6-
mico.
La prensa francesa, dedica frases
de carifo con este motive q la Ma
ci6n espafiola, manifestando la con-
fianza de yer ternlinaios por este
procedimiento las protestas violen-
tas que Sc venfan sucediendo en- to.
das las provincias y especialmente
en Catalufa
I'm muchas capitales de provin-
eias Sc han celebrado manifestacio-
mes populares en- favor del gobier-
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21

Para Arec.bo y rata vap smer 'Porto
Rico" con carga general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
Vapores que Sc esperaD

Cubano "Mslfa Herrera" Del % al
80 del eorriente llegara a este puerto
procedente de III abana y escalas in.e'
meGias.
Amer -Procedente de la
Guayra = escalss llegala este puerto
el dia 26 del corriente siguiendo yiJeI
directo New York.
Amer 'tPhilsdelphia" -L'egaraa este
puerto el dia 81 del corrieBte prCce1en
to de New YoIk , al siguiente dia sc
guira para Ia Guayra y escalas.
Esp "Montevideo" Con destino q
Oanarias y cate puerto, sali6 del de
Oadiz el did Is del cOrriente.
Esp "Jos6 G allart" -Saldla de Bar
celona el % del corriente con escalas
en- Valencia, Malaga, OAdiz y Oanariss
para este puerto, Maysguez, Ponce.
Santo DomlEgo, Habana, San iago de
Cuba y OientuegOs.
Esp Juan Forgas"-Sali6 de Cana
rias ell dia 16 del corrienle para este
puerto, Ponce, Santo Domingo, Haba
ma, Matanzas y Santiago de Ouba.
Esp Argentine" -Proeedente de Ia
Habana tooara en- este puerto q fiues
del presente mes para seguir Wage d II
recto para Oanarias y Barcelona, si Sc
reuniere pasaje sufoiente para ellc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
Mercado de Nueva York

Libras 4.S5
Asticar centrifugade 3.13I32
Asdcar mascabado 2.29l3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
RuidOsa discussion en- ell
SenadO nOrteameriCanO
Una mOci6n presentada
Sc RETRAZA EN- ABSOLUTE
Servicio cablsgrAfico especial del BoletiD
Mercantil

Servicie cablegrAfco especial del Boletiu
Mercantil
Eueva York, viernes. -Telegra.
mas recibidos de Washington co
munican que en- ell Senado ameri
cano present6 una moci6n ell Sena
dor Berry, pidiendo que en- 10 su
cesivo Sc nonbren los senadores
por sutrsgio popular y no por los
representatives q las Camaras legisla
twas de los Estados Unidos como
viene efectuandose.
FL senior Hoar. contesto 4 Mr..
Berry diciendo que su proyecto lie
vaifa al Senado americana personas
POGO aprop6sito para tan alto cargo,
convertidas en- fdolos populares por
Ia inpresionab)s coneici6n del pue-
bio.
Ell proyecto del Ssuador Berry
tue desechado por mayorfa abso
luta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
sERAN NORTEAMERIOANOS

.Ssrvicio cablegrafco especial del Boletiu
Mercantil
Nueva Yoik, viernes Los cablegla.
mas recibidos de Londres esta mana
ma, dicen que un alto perscnsje de Ia
Oorte Pontifcia, b / manifestado al EN-
bajador ingl6s en- Roma, que ell Papa
ha decidido no efectuar en- 10 sucesivo
el nombramiento de prelados espano-
les para las Islas Fllipinas.
Esta resoluci6n de Leon XIII, se
cree que haya sido tomada con eI fin
de que el gobierno de los Estados Uni
dCs proteja los intereses de Ia Iglesis
cat6lica en- ell Archipelago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
Ell arzObispO de Manila
dimite
Esta renuncia obedece sin duda d la
decision de Leon XIII
COMENTARIOs QUE Sc HAGEN

Servioio tslegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
Nueva York. yiernes : En los CEN
tros ofciales de Washington Sc ia
recibido IN cab'egrams esta man ina
participando IL 6imisi6n del Arzob!sp0
de Manila Er. NOzaleda.
La determination de este prelado 50
cree Telacionada CON Ell acnerdo toml-
do por 81 POntifice de no nombrar obs
pos eepafioles para las diocesis filipiDas.
Ha causado pen0sa impression Ia no
ticia de ls renuncia del stfi0r NOzale
de-, en- quien Sc tenfan fundadas es-
peranzas, como gran elemento pacif :
cador de aquel pals
III cler0 filipino h hecho ostensibles
maniiestaei0nes de protssts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
Una decision del SantO
Padre

No nOmbrard' 'Obispos espanOles para
las FiIipinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21

Para que sc tenga una idoa del mu.
che dinero que Sc rlega en- el pals, con
metivo de la fabrication de tabaoo, da-
mos ell siguiente dato.
Solamente Ia fab,ica Puerto Rico
American Tobacco, 6 sea LA CO!ecti.
va" paga semanalmente S 5000 de
operarios.
Essa tabrica sostiene q mas de 500
famiiias todas del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
ENTRADAs DE oosTANERos
De Foj ardo bl "Maria Artau": A Ia
0rden "a SIS harina Z cueros res.

orden "a SIS harina Z cueros res.
sALIDA DE TRAvESIA
Para Fejardo gol ing CLARA por
SucTs de L Villamil y co en lastre.
Para Oanarias escalss vap esp "Oiudad
de OAdis" por Sobrinos de Eiquisgs.
Sta Orus de Tenerife: Sores de L Villa.
mil y co, l bT con 26 galones ron SIS con
6s3 librss cafe.
Oadiz: Sus consgnatorios 60 sls con 10
nail 135 id i'd Sobrino de Isquierdo CO 80
SIS coz 6100 i'd i'd Gonzalez Fontanals y CO,
IL SIS con 2O7I id i'd.
Malaga: Gonzales Fontanals y 90, 20 SIS
con 1886 id i'd.
Sevilla: Sus cosignatarios 90 SIS con
1O47l i'd id Gonzalez Fontansls J CO, %
sIs con 1856 i'd id.
Barcelona: Gonzalez Fontanals co, 80
SIS con 1926 id i'd. Sus cousigoatarios
403 SIS con 7826l id i'd Plz& hermanos l3
pqte con 1869 l.bras cu6.es de res.
G6novs: Sus consignatarios 1O2 SIS con
1916 libra cef6.
Para st Thomas Europa vap frances
"Ferdinand de Lessepsn por j Z Silva Ban
king commercIar co,
st Thomas: A Vicente CO, CT pim 81
tos Of cunetes aceitunas 80 ctos cebollas l
SIS garbausos IL sis con 1888 lbras cafe
Porto Rican Tobacco co, 6 cIs tabaco elabO
RADIO Rucsbado co, & cls i'd ID Jose de Ga
bo > co cI i'd i'd.
Havre: Sores de L Villamil co, 100 SIC
con 17466 hbras cafe.
Burdeos: Ou6tara hermanos 40 SIS, con
1O543 id i'd.
Autrerps: Sores de L vlllamil CO, 90
sls con 1854 id i'd.
Lsisse: Victor Hustle q tabaco elabcra.
do.
LondreE Gonzales Fontana.s y co, 2S
piezas MADEIRA aceitillo.
Para New Yoik vap amer " "Pathfinder'
por The New York , Porto Rico 8 co
Pisa hermanos 464 caeres res CON 2771t
librss Callo hermanos Maysg1esl 15 boo,
yes con 24f17 libras asfcar Britze Lundt ,
90, 80 bocoyes y 1896 sIs con 12e2sl1 libra
as6car.
sALnA Oh oosTAEsRcs
Para Vleqaes Sap amer Hvasco" col
pieza hero.
Para YsDueoa bI .salvsdor" con carg
general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
La sltuaci6n en- Espafia
49,
Yentajas.q que se esperan del nuevo
gabinete liberal
ApRnRAnI0N GENERAL
APRoBAOI0N GENERAL

(sjsrsieio csbIegr6fco especial del BoIstin
Mercantil)
Nusva York. viernes --Comuni
can Dc Madrid que enio las las pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESIA

De New York vap amerH 'Ponce" a
The New York & Porto Rico s s co
con carga general.
De Pto Plata y esoalas, vap franc
"Ferdinad de Lesseps" a J T Silva
Banking &c Commercial co, con tran
site.
Reseda de la carga que para este puerto
condujo el vap amer "Patfioder": Sucrs de
NJ Lombs y CO, % SIS hsrina msiz A Orte
ga y co CT cintas 2 3 casco loza Victor
Hustle 3 cls atdos relojes Scrs de A Ma
yol co l CT quincalla 5 cls calzado Oadier
no Lopez y CO 20 bis mdnteca % sls hsbi
chuelas 2 cls tOcineta De,Sola y Ramirez
IL CTS envsses Fernandez Gauran co 20
bis manteca Scrs de L Villamil co, 12O
cascos bacalao 70 cIs quesos Gambia y
Stubbe cis medias Hilario Santos 10 SIS
chfcharos 15 sIs habichuelas 20 SIS hsrins
maiz ck manteca atdo escobas 20 aids
arenques 81 cIs envases Juan A Perez 1
CT galletas Vidal hermanos CT cintas VI
liar y co 20 SIS tassjo Mullenhoff y Korber
4 eIs envases Suers de M Roman y co 2
CTS ferreteria Ramon Almazan 2 BIS 2 aids
6 cIs farmscia Santsteban Chavarri CO
o. abanicos A Massot cIs calsado F
GulIlermety 6 bits Zalduondo y Mier id
Il Rodrigusz id G -Padln hermanoS id
Muutaner co II id Hernais y co 10 id j
M Blanco IL i'd j Matieuzo 1 i'd A la
erden leo SIS harina 90 25 aids panchas
s 100 bIs papas T 100 BIS csmento q Is
cascos bacalao Rotulados 5i2 bIs 1914 bls
arenques SO cascos bacalao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-21
OPHBAcIoNRs sOBRE EL MunLLB

Por Latimer y Fernandez:
& Sores de l. VIllam'l ) CO, 93 cAscos
bacalao.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Death of Miss Emily Han.

On Saturday morning, Feb. l, 1902,
at her home, in Scotland Neck, Miss
Emily Baker Hall entered into rest.
She had been gradually declining for
long while, and her death wss no sur
prise to her friends.
She was the daughter OF DR.. James
B. Hall and wife, Mary NJ. Hail, who
died Feb. l, 1898. Her father is Lying,
and she leaves three brothers with
kindred and friends to mourn their
lrreparable less.
She was a consistent Christian, a
member of the Episcopal church, bap
tized in infancy, and confirmed in her
fifteenth year. She manifested faith
and obedience towards God IN all
things, and with meekness, gentleness,
and unfailing patience she waited the
coming of her Lord to take her to
His rest,
"Where the saints of all ages in bar
mony meet,
Their Saviour and brethren transported
to greet"
With the rites of the Episcopal
church the body was inferred IN Old
Trinity church cemetery in the alter
ternoon OF Sunday, Feb. 2, 1902.
The large concourse Of people pres
ent, in what they saw and heard in the
sound of the wind in the branches Ct
the cedars, uniting with the voices ct
the people in the singing OF The hymn,
"Abide with me, fast falls the even
tide" may have thought Of the Lord S
comparison OF the soul that has passed
by the new birth, from death unto life,
to the wind, the whence" and the
"wblther" of Its coming and going 1--WE
cannot tell" SO is every one that is
born of the Spirit" So our friends
and loved ones pass away from us into
that spirit-land leaving us in grief and
sadness and we cannot know the
m ysteries of that eternal life till we
enter into Its light.
"Then shall know even as also !
am known" But let US be sure that
"God doeth all things WE'LL"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06

PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL few days ago
Mrs. Annie E. Baker, who lives few
niles in the country, while passing out
Of the door slipped on the ice and
broke her shoulder by the fall.
THEY HELP THE OLD SoLD1ERs.-The
county commissioners have aided some
IF the worthy old soldiers whose appli-
,atlons for pensions by the State were
turned down. The commissioners have
confined their help strictly to those
Who are In needy circumstances.
Mr. BuNcH's INVENTION MIR. J. D..
Bunch has invented quite a nice little
convenience for washer-women in the
way of an ironing board. 1t promises
to be worth something. for Its sim plicl-
~ and utility will doubtless commend
it to those in need OF such conve-
nience.
\ PLEASANT EvEN1NG--Mr. Henry
Blount, the celebrated lecturer OF Will
son, Will appear In the Temperance
Hall here tonight Thursday, Febru-
Try g.. His lecture will be for the
benefit OF the Methodist church. All
Who g may expect pleasant evening
,nd will help good cause.
DR.. CLARK's HANDSOME BADGE
Dr.. H. I Clark, the new Grand Master
# the Masonic fraternity of North Car
,lina, has received his badge. 1t Is
six inches long and at the top Of the
ribbon is the all-seelng eye with large
diamond In the center. Then below
is the square and compass set with
diamonds. The ribbon is royal purple.
1t is a master piece of artistic beauty
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Mr.. Blount a @ enius.

Mr.. Henry Blonnt will lecture in
Temperance Hall here tonight ('rhurs-
lay, Feb. g. Tor the benefit of the
Methodist church. He is so we'll
known in North Carolina he needs no
word of commentator except the an
noucement that he will lecture here.
The Durham Herald says:
Henry Blount, of Wilson, enter
tanned quite a large crowd OF students
AMI others at Trinity Park High
school, yesterday. To say that those
who heard him were delighted with
his rendition OF Rip Van Wrinkle and
Soon Shingle would be but to express
It mildly. He captivated his audience
,n1 held the undivided attention OF
III from start to finish.
MIR. Blount is genius and he is
aot rightly appreciated in North Car
lima. He is really gifted humorist
md lecturer and he was at bis best last
night. His presentations were per-
fectly natural and he has the wonderful
faculty of representing several chara-
cters and keeping each perfectly distln.
guised from the other. Mr.. Blount is
1T home On the rostrum and he has
mastered elocutlon. In large cities he
would score bit if be was to 60 the
stage.
Should this gifted speaker decide te
visit Durham again he would com
mand large and :ppreciative audi
ence. All lovers OF genuine humo1
and eloquence should taYe heard
AIM"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
From Boston to Halifax.

The editor % THE COMMON WEALTH
met at Halifax Monday Mess. E. G.
Traver and G. NJ. Gray, of Boston.
They are spending some time in Hall
fax county, hunting and learning
something about this section. They
had meyer been as far South as this
before, they said, aud they are much
pleased with the climate.
They think that in Halifax county
one has to scratch" much harder for
what he gets than in Boston and there
abouts but there is consolation to us
who have to do the scratching that
what we get goes much further than
If we we're in Boston.
Mess Traver and Gray are intelligent
and interesting and seemed pleased
with their visit to the South and to
Halifax county.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Wake Forest Anniversa airy.

THE COMMONWEALTH has received
from the Phllomatheslan society at
Wake Forest College invitation to the
sixty seventh anniversary of the Phiio-
mathesian and Euzelian societies OF
that institution Friday, February II.
At O'Clock p. NJ. the annual de-
bate-Subiect Resolved, That labor
organizations in America and England
have been more beneficial than lnjurl-
GUS" The debaters ON the affirmative
will be De'os w. Sorrell and James
Royal on the negative, Chas. M.
Beach and Oscar 2. Dickerson.
At night orations viii! be delivered
by representatives OF the two societies.
William Albion Dunn Will represent
the Euzelian society and Andrew Jack
son Bethea will represent the Philoma-
thesian society.
The marsh ais from the two societies
are: Eu.-James G. Little, chief,
John c. Caddell, William G. Blvens
Phi.-Rohert II. Burns, chief, Benja-
min w. Parham, William E. Mlodle-
ton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In Dawson Baptist church at 3 80
o'clock Jan. 29ih Miss Matte Anthony
was married to Mr.. w. T. Vanlandlng-
ham, Rev. G. G.. O'Neal, OF Enfield,
performing the ceremony.
The church Was beautifully decora-
ted with pine fringe, holly and cedar.
In front of the pulpit were beautiful
double arches with gates, all lighted
with beautiful tapers.
The ushers were Mess. Ernest Stall
lings and Horton Kimball.
The attendants were Miss Mary
Quincy with Willie Lawrence, Miss
Alene Quincy with John Lawrence,
Miss Bessie Rlddlck with Claude Kim
ball, Miss Mary White with Joshua
Robertson, Miss Bessie Lawrence with
J. A. Pittman. Best man, Mr.. G. L.
Branch and maid of honor Miss Alice
Applewhite. The bride entered lean
ing on the arm of her brother, Mr.. John
Anthony. Mrs. &. H. johnson pre-
sided at the organ.
The marriage was quite beautiful
and bespoke the popularity of the con-
tracing parties with their many friends
The bride is the daughter of Capt, w.
II. Anthony, who is we'll known here
and In other parts OF the State. She
is popular and has host OF friends who
wish together for her much happiness
The groom is an industrious yonng
farmer of promise and is warmly con-
graduated by numerous friends here
and elsewhere.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
New Town Ordinances.

The following new Town Or
dinances have been passed
by the Board of Town Com
missioners of Scotland
Neck:
l. L shall be unlawful lol any FER
son or corporation to build or cause to
be built in Scotland Neck within two
hundred feet of Main street in any
cart OF the territory lying between
Ninth and Twelfth streets any frame or
wooden building or to cover any such
building with wooden roofs. ANY per-
son or corporation violating ihie ordl
nance shall be guilty OF misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be fined fifty
dollars for erecting the same, and tiity
dollars for each and every day any such
building shall be permitted to stand.
2. 1t shall he unlawful for any per-
son or corporation hereafter to replace
any roof on any building already erect
ed within the territory above mention
ed with a wooden root. Anyone vlo-
lating this ordinance shall be guilty OF
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be fined twenty-five dollars, aud
twenty-five dollars for each and every
day any such roof may be permitted
10 remain.
3. 1t shall be unlawful to bring
within the town Of Scotland Neck any
fire crackers, Roman candles, torpedces,
or other explosives known as fire works.
Any one violating this ordinance shall
be guilty of misdelneanor and upon
conviction shall he fined fifty dollars,
and twenty-five dollars for each and
every day any such shall be permitted
70 rem ain on his premises. Provided,
however, any person having on hand
any OF the above may dispose OF the
same within 80 days from this date.
4. It shall be unlawful for anyone to
explode or cause to be exploded IN the
town of Scotland Neck any fire cracker,
Roman candle, torpedo, or explosive OF
| any kind known as fireworks, or TO
have any such in his possession. Any
one violating this ordinance shall tie
guilty of a misdemeanor and upcn
conviction shall be fined ten dollars Tor
each and every offence.
ALI ordinances IN conflict with any
of tile foregoing are hereby repealed.
| These ordinances shall be and re-
main in effect from this date.
J. f. SHI ELDS, Mayor.
| p. E. SMITH,
! GEO. T. ANDREWS,
| T. II. PRIrCEARD,
| r. NJ. JOHNSON,
Commissioners.
January 10, 1902.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Thief Caught.

Correspondence to The Commonwealth.
Tiliery, n. c., Jan. 20, 49, ..
The store of Riddick BIOS. at Spri ng
Hill was robbed few nights ago ard
about $1,000 in change, pistol, some
valuable papers, supply OF tobacco
ETC., we're taken.
The thief made his entrance through
window while Mr.. J. T. Riddick WIS
at supper.
The cash drawer was broken open
with a meat cleaver and carried away.
Suspicion was directed toward an ex-
convict named Jim Williams who had
been hanging around Spring Hill all
day but who got on the freight train
to leave about half an hour before the
robbery was committed.
Mr.. julie Riddick who started to in
vestigate found that the negro had
left the train as soon as it started to
pull! out OF Spring Hill.
Mr.. T. 8. Higgins. of Tlllery, went
to Scotland Neck that night on hand
car and when ready to return LONE
about IL 80 found an extra negro on
the car who wanted to work his way
to Tlllery, and lie was allowed to DO so.
Friday morning MIR. julie Rlddick
went to Mr.. Higgins and asked if be
had passed any one on his way to
Scotland Neck, and was informed that
be had not.
Mr.. Rlddlck then told about the rob-
berry and described the negro whom
he thought guilty and Mr.. Higgins
identified him at once as The stranger
on the car.
While they we're talking the matter
over the negro came down the road and
entered house ard Mr.. Rlddick at
once swore out warrant and Mayor
Vande, Constable Cochran and Mess.
Riddick and Higgins :aided the house
and the negro was caught after he had
rushed ont the back door. He tried
to draw his pistol but was not quick
enough.
When searched nearly all the miss
ing property, including the money,
Mr. J. r. Riddick's pistol and pocket |
book and some tobacco we're found on
him. He then confessed and told
where the money drawer with the
missing papers was hidden, and they
were quickly secured.
He also confessed to having ferved
County for the same offence.
Esquire Norfleet held him for the
next term of Criminal court.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
Death Of Little Maggie Jennings.

Maggie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Jennings, died near Greenvlile
Monday, jan. u, 1902, aged ten months,
and was buried near Halifax. She wa>
the only granddaughter OF Mr.. c..
Bradley, near Halifax.
Precious Maggie is gone,
The voice we loved SO dear Is still
The place made vacant in that home
Can never more be filled.
She Is gons to sleep to wake no more,
TIL dawn Of the light
On eternity's shore.
God in wisdom called her home
Where parting viii be no more.
M. A. l..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
A Sad Accident.

Mr.. George Wells of Edgecombe
county was here Tuesday and related a
sad acci3ent. Two little boys, sons OF
the late Charlie Staten who few years
ago lived IN this community, were
playing with a gun when the gun was
discharged, killing one instantly.
They were eight and SIX years old re-
speedway. The younger boy was kill
ed and the older was .unhurt.
Mr.. Wells, who reported the accident
here had come to purchase coffin for
the boy who was killed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-02-06
At Il. @. Josey & Co.'S

SHOES-A new line of Godman's
Shoes for children. The best Oh
market.
TURNITURE-A new line OF Furn-
iture just received. Everything
At easy prices
TIES, TIES-A most attractive line
Of gentiemen's ties, with prices
reduced to Is cents.
NEW pRINTS-A large assortment
o. calico, new stock and pretty
prints.
AND NOR E-A full line of goods OF
all kinds, and all prices to suit
Your purse.
r. G.. JOSFY e. co.