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VOL.X.--NO. 71.
NEW BEKNE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1891.
PRICE15 CENTS.
if
BUSINESS LOCALS.
I district composed of the States ol
-f ' I Marvland. Vire-inia. West Virginia
rCB CREAM and Summer Refresh- ' ' ' V. . u
menu furnished on short notice by ana North Carolina. Daring the
the piste, qusrt or gallon. Lunch fur- proceedings the Chiel J nstice an-
ttYdtt that the next meeting of
ther patronage, I am, respectfully, the court wonld be held in Rich-
J7 M . dhktakd. . fir8t Taesdav after
T2?AdeniST0rnCrtTKreb6yt the first Monday in February next. Dixon of Greensboro Female College
immi.t. Muwulnn sln. 'ThA nnnrt." aaiiI ia. "nr. nnn rim Prof. Mclver President of the
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apply to Latham ucBKus. im conaidereti the advisability of
in October, bat it
TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
Annual Address Major Finger ta ks
Talmage Greeted with 2,000Hesrers.
SECOND DAT
Morkhead City, June 19 Wednes
day morning the session was epened with
music, and Divine services by Rev. Dr,
Juat KEutiivtu-a cooice iui, 01 meeting asrain
Norta Caroline lLims We sell the best u,eulUJ KiU
8uar eared Hauislu the Market. Butter- did Qot believe the new member
none better In the market direct from the
ormerr, so eenu per pound. Brctft 0f the bench to be selected by the
It 1A nAtila mAi TWiiiiif I
mw v -www.- mrv
mu 2S dtr J. J. tolson.
'CJDMMER SPECIALTIES ! -Lightning
O lea Oreani Freeiers, Combined Chair
...a aton i.tira. Ha. i loon Flv Trace. Wire
Gauz Dojrs, Qause Wire for Window
Screens, and a full Une of Hardware, etc., at
mayudu j. u. wmitti w.
TTJ8T RECEIVED. Paris Green for
tf Killing Potato Bugs, at
J. C. WHITTY & Co '8.
Assembly
then delirered the annual address. He
gave an interesting history of the associa
tion from its iacebtion. The first session
was held at Wayuesrille, Haywood coun
ty, the next two at Black mountain.
President would De chosen by that Buncombe county and the following four
time." ot Mnrahnail C,tv whAt-A nr.w KSAmlile,l
the eighth. The first was on the Veran-
LOCAL NEWS. da8ftheiiuiandm va - Tn
iwu succcouiug m some wnat improveu
A
ROTIO SODA and Mineral Water-
at 8am L B. WATERS.
MR. PARNELL has been ordered fiimd, eto
to pay the sum of $3,500 as costs
in the O'Shea divorce suit.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bargain Store Oar, eto,
L. S. Wood General hardware, etc.
II. II. Bell Mare orders coming in.
Howard Something for nothing, eto.
M. E. Whitehurst The housekeeper's
what
accommodations Dut not sumcisnt in
rooms at isiacs mountain, ana men ia
the ball room at Morehead City where
increasing numbers led to the building
ol the elegant Assembly tmildiu
which it now sits
During those jeais i, has had five
presidents, but fortunately or unfortun
ately the assembly has changed -Secre
tarils nearly every year. First they
elected Mr. Eugeno G.IIarrel, then Cant,
Eugene G. Harrel, and next Major
Eugene G. Harrel, then Col. Eugene O.
Harrel and it is now nniroA&fnrl thnf. tha
will preach tonight at the Presbyterian Dregent Inrnmw . mmn-tS
SaWgggW?"?"? I r rfL lit- i i I
IT is reported that there has Sl Eugene 0
been an attemp ou the life of tha tUM tn " n n " "wnue tne name nas Dee,
l'leaident Hyppolite, ol Uayti, but Vardell and install him as pastor of the
the Department ol State has I0- Presbyterian ohnrch tomorrow,
ceived no news to that effect. Ocracoke is now booming up for sura
It
The Democrats of Ohio ought to
gain an easy victory on the issues
-presented by the late Republican
convention.
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There will be another exoursion train
to Morehead tomorrow at the low fare
of $1 00 for round trip. It will leave
at 9 a. m., start back at 9:30 p. m., and
arrive in New Berne at 11 p. m.
Rev. E. E. Bigger, of Washington.
mer Datronace. It is a train under the
THE RepnbUcan convention Of management of those very clever and
Ohio nominated Andrew Ilarris, an accomodating gentlemen, Messrs Spencer tho state
Alliance man, for Lieutenant GOV-Mros. There will be no regular boat
been
so changed, the spirit and energy of that
officer has remained the same and to him
tlio Teachers owe a debt of gratitude for
the advancement of the organization and
I say the whole poople for the grand ad
vance in Educational Interest throughout
ernor. It is evidently the purpose
of Ohio Republicans to capture the
farmers.
Gov. Campbell, who will be
re nominated for Governor by the
Ohio Democracy, has the advan
tage that he is as strong on
National as on State issues, and
very strong on each.
from here but should our citizens desire I
j to get up an excursion to Ocracoke the I
proprietors will arrange for a steamer!
to call by for transporting them.
Tho president was felicitous in honors
to tho teachers. They, said he, aro the
true Grand Army op tho Republic,
An Army ajrayed on the side of Intelli
(fence azainst Icrnorancs. Wo are fond
.A . IT . I
iuu temperance peopia oi vanceooro 0f quoting. Knowledges Power, but
will have a picnio and rally on the Ignorance is also Power. One a power
r ourtnoi juiy to enow tnetr appreoia- for building up the other for pull-ng
uon oi tne legislation putting an end to'Sdown. One a power for creating happi
liquor selling wnicn goes into enect ness tho other a Dower t for destravinr?
with the expiration of the present peace. In clossing the speaker was
licenses on the first of J uly. Mr. A. W . eloquent iu delineating the evils of Ignor
UOOK anu D1S lUVenUO Dana nave DeOn anno- hilt an T lanrn Hi alil.aaai nm oil
BKJfOBEine campaign Ol J 18 engaged to furnish music on the to be nublished under tho ausn ices
3 :n v.. I I . .
upeunu legitimately imui u um the Executivo committee, I will attempt
covered by most people that third The combined moonlight concert and uo more than to say this address is worthy
partv ism is a syren especially dan- exoursion spokoo of in Wednesday 'si of a place In treasure literature and it
tn thn SnnMi onil iniminal JOURNAL will be on the steamer Kin- hoped may And its way to ever hearth
ston next Tuesday. The entertainment stono in our good old state
will consist of instrumental musio, I Prof. Finger, State Superintendent then
vooal boIob, duetts, quartettes etc, and I outlined a plan of uniform course
there will be danoing for the young I study for four months public schools and
people and refreshments consisting of I the session was closed for the day.
ices, cakb, ooffee and sandwiches. A I Just after noon an excursion from New
gerons
to the substantial
whole country.
interests of the!
"Baron Hirsch is the coming
man in North Carolina. He has
purchased 270,000 acres Of land in brass band will be in attendanoe and Berne rolled with an addition to the acrts
the State and expects to have
53,000 expatriated Russian He
brews npon it before tho snow
flies." So says the Norfolk Vir
ginian.
. I II ii'J JJ !Lj ;
EvERT dav thn nnlitinal fifildl
changes. We can have kind words indolenoe and bad atment to his ons
for Cleveland, Hill, Vilas, Camp-
Personal.
Mr. L. A. Coulter, State Secretary,
who has been at work in the city in the
interest of the New Berne Young Men's
Christian Association, attented Dr.
Talmage's lecture st Morehead and
then went up to Kington to spend a
short time with the Association at that
place.
Mrs- Sallie Farrior, who has been
isiting her parents in the city returned
to her home at Kenensville.
Mrs. H. W. Steinhilper who Las been
visiting friends in the city returned to
home at Fayetteville, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Jennie, who has been
attending the Collegiate Institute.
Rev. F. H. Johnston, of Elizabeth
City, who is one ot the ministers ap
pointed to ordain and install Rev. C G.
Vardell as pastor of the Presbyterian
ohurch. came in on the steamer Nouee
and preached in the Presbyterian Leo
ture room last night.
Mrs. J. J. Disosway and child left on
the steamer Neuse to visit relatives in
New York. Mr. Disosway accompanied
her.
Mrs. Edward Bull left on the steamer
Neuse to visit relatives at Westbrook,
Conn.
Mr. Robert H. Willis, who has been
attending Trinity College and visiting
relatives since the commencement, re
turned home last night. Also Mr. Jos.
Rhem, jr., a medical student of the
University of Virginia and Mr. C. B.
Foy, a Bingham school cadet.
Mr. J. S. Baanight returned home
from a business trip to Fayetteville.
Messrs. B. B. Neal, J. T. Hollister and
M. Brinson left for Morehead on a
pleasure trip.
Mr. F. Ulrich left to spend a few
days at Morehead.
L. S. WOOD,
Formerly 18 years with Geo. Allen & Co
DEALER IN
General Hardware
AND
CUTLERY,
HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES and WHIPS,
Farming Implements,
Pollock Street, next to National Bank,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
juueMdwtf
TO ALL LOVERS OF MUSI3
AND PLEASURE.
Moonlight Concert,
EX 3URSION
STEAMER KINSTON.
TI'ESDAY, 03d, at 6:30 P.M.
REFRESHMENTS.
TICKETS ON SALE at S. B. WATERS
Craven County Out i" of DetvL
Mlc -tn
"Something for nothing is'nt busi
ness."
We don't promise you something
Hats or Shoes don't
See us. We may have just what tlenn rejoin when i mum
ANARCH V ItfHAYTI.
Htatl itlid Sll ".ulilrra Abave
an Count) in NonU Carolina.
1'liaulc lu'uvni t '! - repent track crop will
i-ancel t Ii i . 1 1 1,k i,: tu mortgagee In
Craven .wnf. t'snt !;. kept the poor farmer
loui)dinw , ar.il foot jor the last fif
teen YPHtV. 1 TM Uflf Mb, 1-
lor nothing, but do promise tO give Oo'l s grwu. au,. Iianm. re 1 6on to rejoice
I lOKttnor tllBI' r"Hlt-Of I'm rniinlv
you your moneys worlu. vuen u.:. r n.t thr fHiturs- Aiiiane
, .. . ,ii .l- C111' ii ii, i l'.idk um! ipiu,lut u committee and
you need anything in Clothing, let mum ii-u-ci bmo day ana piaoe eHy
im mit;l mn ., " '!' farmere all meet
OUy UUt.l yOU them wuH lurae taekets well tilled and enow
till, it makea mv
Of KO mnnv hacl.
yOU Want. Our OlOtUing IS the renewed their inortaagei payin. from 0 to
World Itenouned productions of the hn t. W..Dll?J5a?
Stein, Bloch Co. Our Shoes the old aiulK av, uha"ds"mB 'auce to hu credit.
' I HtK 1'IIK FARMER
reliable Stacy Adams Co's. asl. huai iesci.it of town with humnri.,..
euneeitM. lu my miml a eye I see him as be
oalls hia,loar wife ami children together 8)1
bedding lnirk of reiolclni; us they pledge
themselves they will make uo more mort
gages in tiftuks ot stores, that the cash eye
leui is the .ii.iy true read to succeeg. Vei.lt
seeim to me, 1 h.-ai ihu dear wife say, there
is a meieii mt In Sew lierue whom bo many
reople auuse and say he Is the meanest man
In town, opi'uuku lie lelusee to credit at all.
Whether he was :meil north or south, eaet
or west. I do not know.bnt I am Informed
nun i;mu muuy mercliantg ontat
' " in trit ilollnr. .nil that ha
Bll. I hi'.. Is '.i'-.-ririt: tanndrlud linen shlita
ill I io. i ii.'li. i!:ieii roaars. any size, 5c. The
prt'lliesT l:.o or oi.tinu shirts, 3tK and
Cl.:..l-in-s sti-M, low .uarter,4, !
unu I'..-, i.i, c ,, ti ,. : x ('. plaids, lo. per
yard. Iliose v.i.o p, rusri u,, te few lines will
phaso reiiUL.loi I have Iron Safe for
sale, price ; m.n). . ,,-jw s:ife bought at Wc.
on the dollar.
They are wear registers.
Only at 110 W Alii)' S.
Rumor That Hlppoljte had bteu
Killed Prleoner Executed.
New York, June 17. First Mate W.
Bishop, of the steamship AIto, which RIlTTlTlfl fiT
arriyeu irom naytian ports toaay, Btates
that on June 6, a vessel which had been
at Port au Prince during the insurrection
reached Navassa, and reported that
President Hippolyte had been shot and
killed by one of the insurgents. The
report had not yet been further substan
tiated when the AIvo sailed away. The
story of the revolt and subsequent mur
der ot Rignaud, which this vessel
brought, agrees entirely with the reports
which have already been published.
Mate Bishop saya that while the Alvo
was at Jacma on June 5, six political
prisoners were taken out of prison to
the open square in front of the oity and
shot in the presence of their friends and
relatives. The grateBt excitement pre
vails in town and all sorts of storios of
outrage and murder were current.
OTJIt
Chantilly Muslins are
fast colors, and if youfcM
wish to dress
COOL
we do not know of any
low price goods that
will look so well for
HEW DRUG STORE.
H.ivn i;
STOCK (,(
DRESSES. !
18 styles to select from,
7c. Yard.
BARGAIN STORE
NEW BEKNE
Collegiate Institute.
and COMPLETE
DRIUS, MEDICINES anil CHEMICALS
I respectfully call your attention tothefol
lowing la, In :
Kirsi, Unit, yon ,vi:i find at my NEW
i'Kl'(i Klur.K a!! ti nt kois to make up a
KiKST I i.ABN PI1AK.MACY, and that my
frtcilHIeH lor i'renM iidlon work aro I'NHI'K
l'A8.HKi, the iop .! I- .m.-h use I being guaran
teed us to purity and accuracy or prepara
tion, and STHICTl.Y t N ACCORDANCE
WITH THi; 1'H V.SICI AS'S I'KEHCKU'.
And C at we have the finest lino of V.x.
tracts. Toilet Waters, colnenea. Kac I'nw-
Iders.ainl all other Toilet Preparations at all
umeN. we iry to ineci the wants of our
3iistoinpra, nd hope to merit their patron
age by servln- them faithfully at all limes.
U C. GREEN.
UrncglMand Apothecary,
.'.lld.i'i; street, tour doors south of Pollock
j'inlHiiii .NEW 1IEKNK, N. O.
no euort win do spared that wul con lot numanity already assemoied hero en
duoe to tne enjoyment of those I joying the delightful breeze and squeeze
attending. I at tho ever popular AUantio Hotel. As
It is reported that White Caps have Write everything is lively and. ready for
been paying their respects to some of tue tre" t0 oomo oU to-night when the
the citizens of Hertford county. TenKev-Blr' laimage comes. 'Ihe jmten-
daye ago they bucked a white man for I wo Session, was, mammoth in propor,
About two thousand persons as
horBG. Neighbor. Bay it did him great sembled in tho great ball room of the
I Atlantic Hotel to hear tho trreat Brooklvn
Vll T.l J .11 .ii , I a - B- 1 "
uou, fsiuisr, nuu uu otucr gwu lb.rA WMfefl. Last wnek thn-r c.llH divine
men of our party, not knowing on 0n nnother white man in the same
Whom the nomination Will fall. Of I neighborhood, and paid their best res
this be assured, the prosperity of pecta to him, which did him good, bo
the country depends on the success BBy the neighbor.,
of Democratic principles. The ueated term that h9 visited nearly
every section oi tue country nas Deen
The hour for him to bogin was delayed
for the arrival of a special train from
Raleigh with visitors who were anxious to
hear him.
About 0.30? President Mclver told the
DIED.
At her home in Cootentnea Neck
township, Lenoir county, June 12th,
Mr.. M. E. Hazelton, wife of E. L.
Hazelton, in the 39th year of her age.
Mrs. Hazelton was the mother of nine
children, seven of whom and her hus
band survive her to mourn their loss,
which is great.
She was one of the best and most un
selfish women I ever knew. She never
wanted the best for herself. She has
ceased from her labors and is at rest.
May Qod in his meroy watch over and
protect the motherless children she has
leu. We commend them and tne be
reaved husband to Qod, who is able to
gave. u. w . a.
MORE ORDERS COMING IX.
I audience that ho welcomed them hero and
T.iam w.n l.n. 17 mQ I ti, wf.f n . i i I had the pleasure of presenting to them
JUAHX UQUUCOUdJl UUUO X , WH Ul WIO UVUIOO, BU.11B AUUffU IU I .
I I ton n 11am m n n,1.A . n . rI -. a l .w
a v notable day in the history Of 10 month of June. In many of the
Wilson. The corner stonci of the wowded nothern cities it has been ex-
Confederate monument was laid in depressing and fatal effects ar
. . almost sure to follow. While in some
the, presence of three thousand oft,lflMnlaflM ,.- hoa raon
enthusiastic Citizens and a large to a hundred and more, we believe that
number Of visitors. The oration of the correct register for New Berne has
Senator Ransom was "superb."
a gentleman who needs no introduction
to any audience in tho "Civilized world ,
Dr. Talmage arose, bowed and the
greatest of pnlpit orators stood before
the North Carolina Teachers Assembly. He
8poko from the band balcony of the Ball
room witn omy stenographers and re-
4,'
can
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An Educational Institution
Eastern North (Jaro'ina,
MALE AND FEMALE.
KSTAIH.IHHE1) K.
B I Pa
joiin u
been onlv 00 det-resn. Thla wn. rean.ha Porlor ulB uacK- ia oncers oi tne
Thursdav and Fridav. We l,a, nnliw Assembly being seated on the higher
MAIL advices from Chili State extremely hot or eold weather. balcony. He took for his subject
President Balmaceda'fl Con- Mr. E. T. Berry .nd YJZir
a i . , . , . 1 a. UVIU SUg VUVI1U nUVUUllVO VT llU ilfUWU
.-fM?B'T7?nT;' im UXIT T-JTZS? ?f f IshaUnot attempt to follow
vuoBuuuo-puwerB, giymg mm an- . , , or quote his speeolw lest I should commit
thoritv to conescate anv and a I Bor,u" wu uo ""uma snwem oun rtf hi nhinfc. Ttwo-T. i. Witt
. ; pronto dispose Of public 1 JJ-JSl Talmago of the Brooklyn Tabeacle
muWmii the,, right of ani8ned In .. " ItTZiZ
assemblaee and the freedom of the
VresBj andto'krreat anS' &i the enamel ndgold,?The, work peiforined $mtih i.
rueiuopOT i BU piiizenB.t1 -mprvenieni in me ap- R-i-i0h'. r,i. n lar,ratlnF th.
j , , . pearanoeof (he Inside of the ohnroh -;-, ; T- ; . . . tlia: fllwM4.
TraslftteKepublioan convention Lnd it writ :b. WitW when4 entireirr'10:,0' fuX "J0.1'?
of men. McKinley was nominated WMbingtoa haa determined to hare wiiminn
fonXrOTernor..aad reSDlntiOaa en- M itourth Jnly oelebratlon; and u Oxford and nerhan other nlaoeav. The
dbrsW Harriaonit'or'aker. Sherman the rth oa Btnrdayj the huaieit Newa Ofaatmr aaja:
nnrl PrtatAr Ct.iW'hftMifl. Th m " rm- "Tnee race, at cotton up by gen-
-. -wm .wwaa ... . w-w fwvuww a.a.w a A -1 Jki. "JnT-l -1 Ad I a.1 1, t . M a.
; racing a.
olmnroT
i prove that
i ia Inferior
la Weicn toe attempted to BuW that Icllhed '.:aVnttmbervof, InvHitloiu to I la .peed od endnranoe to thai ot no
orrao
Carolina,
Bresent as
with the
Ttak I ultimate obieoti of Drovinc what per
leouon an De. attainea mine nun so
Bell's Eureka Meets With Favor Whcr
eyer it is Known.
Still another order has been received
from Louisburg. It ia from a prominent
druggist of that city and goes to show
that the Eureka l. wanted wherever it
ha. been tried.
PEOPICtBNT IN HIS CALLING.
Danville, Vs., June 15th, 1988.
Dr. E. Qrisiom,
Raleigh, N. C.
My Dear Doctor; This will be hand
ed you by Prof. H. H. Bell who is a
most worthy man, and very proficient
in hi. calling. He is on a visit to Ral
eigh and a good word from you will
help him, and do me a kindness. I
sincerely nope tne nana or time is tail
ing lightly upon you, my dear old
friend. Thirty years have we given the
world of arduous labor, and I hope you
have been justly beguiled for yours.
I am as ever your friend,
B. M. Walker.
Tmck Train Discontinued.
Special Truck Train No. 208 will be
Eight Distinct Departments.
Primary, Intermediate, Academic,
Collegiate, Art, Music, Icduetrial
and Business.
TEN EXPERIENCED AND COUPE
TENT TEACHERS.
27." STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE,
Thorough and practical Instruction in all
departments. Students prepared for the
active amies or me ana to enter tne uiRiier
classes of College,
A. Practical Business Course, em-
unn,
Wholesale and Retail
CONFECTIONER,
FANCY AND FAMILY
- -- "A.N I)
DEALElt IN
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Store on Pollock street
Opposite the Episcopal Church.
Qivea coed Bargains to customers.
and extonds cordial greetings to all.
iNew Uorne. N. U. 6 16 dwtf
STEAMER "CAROLINA" FOR SALE.
I'ursur.nt to a judgment of the Superior
Court of Craven county, N. V , we will sell at
iue wnart at tool, oi houiii Front street. In
the city of Nowbern, at Twelve o'clock, Mid
day, on the Twentieth day of Jane, 1891, the
Hteanihoat "Carolina," her tackle, apparel
anil furniture.
Terras Casn. ror further particulars ap
ply to O. H. G1JION,-
and II. DEW. STKVENBOITi
Iun9td Commissioners.
ISnAAlal fit iiTD. rt TMoLnnHnn f , , 1 1 , , , a
ard your kltohen stove and get an Oil desiring to become Teachers.
,ha-ra no not kitchen In summer. It la safe,
d4 Ii more economical than a wood stove.
Lights Wltu lime neas. auoiutr (oou
platform teafijrmstho docUiiie of 0or lownBmau, ;jolui B. ; Longf XM., e1i ' f rw ievottoo to fi.n
nrntfiMIon. 1 fil, ifK"inlAiri kn.r ? t' ,Ltn j-ir ! IfrOM ,fe fnirit and DUrMMt
cepted the nomination in a speech Long, on,L aooount of health, hu de I tha atook In Knrth" rtarnliiii
me MOKiniey DHi-tne , ; present riA?:rr:Tr'J k'te b. ranwai
tariff law-lain the lnie
farmAra ' 'v " ww Anne..wMningwtt mm the objeot being the m, to
larmeri. rr-., . 0 - r 'fl bilf olnb dekire tha'Rair Berne'olnb to ooo-lonti animatlnc apor
a. Wtwaajaaaswaw-waaawawaaaw) ' I I 1
( ' i r t "Try -r-r-r-rrr-r-rrr
and teat their .kill.
a.J .! j j .- v-tA .Tnn a bracing- Book-keeping, Penmanship. Bank-
uinwuimuw vu .u A", ' "7 ln8. Commission and Brokerage, Commer
19th. S. Ii. DILL, Supt. 01ai lWi Mathematics.
Vocal and Inatruutental Single From
Inent Features, under ithe direction of a
male professor, with efficient assistants,
THe Housekeeper's Friend,
A. Kerosene Btove. get one for 9Co.,or dls
sard your kltohen stove and get an Oil
Stove large enough to cook every thing, and
Moral and Bellglous advantages unsur
passed. Kxpenses very moderate. Board from
8. 00 to 1 10.00 per month-f acuities good.
ifhlng Just now a 30-candle Nlckle Lamp
tha 'Utile Koval."
RarthanKettieaiorinins. rioe. etc. nupe-i D,i.n.jnMn,.,i. . ,i , .,...i,o
. , - . , . , - , I DU-U,M lUUUWUIDUH W lUUlKCIlb BIDUCUU,
rlpr to an Iron ppt lor oooklnj any food; all who are desirous of procuring an education,
tiloa nooks and housekeenera appreciate! r
them. Wire Dish Covers, lee Picks, Kx-I For further Information or for catalogue,
tractors ror lemon juice, wire uroiiers, apply to
Pealner inuters, ueieDraiea tsanner ump.
Bate and BrUUant," Pearl Top Chimneys,
Ahaa lot I. S. China Plates. Cuds. Banners.
English reroeiain ware, piain anu aeooraisu
never uraxe.
Chamber Bets, Bed Pans, Crockery, Lem
onade, Berry and Ice Cream Bets, etc.
Housekeeper's Conveniences and Necessities.
Alan. Paner. Pens. Ink. Penolts. Rubber 1
Bands. Leaal Patter. 10s. autre and up. Box
Paper. Envelopes. Also, Cash Boxes with
at without trays, Tin Ware, Looks, Tools,
rooxei luuves. maonine
11 at
WHITEQURSTH.
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L. 11. CUT I.KK, W. B. CHADWICfc.
President. Vloe-Prtsldent.
T. W. UicwBY, Cashier.
Farmers and Merchants Bank .
NEW BERNE, If. C.
Paid Up Capital, - aTS.OOOt
This Hank, Just organ lie J, offers its ser
vices to Banks, Bankers, Farmers, Mer
chants, Manufacturers and others, and will
endeavor to give prompt and careful atten
tion to all business eonnected with banking
entrusted to us.
Collections a specialty and marie on ail
accessible points on as liberal terms as Will
be consistent with Judicious banking.
Business soliolted and correspondence ln
trltAil from Tin r M en riant finer tn .nm
" . , , vvu HWUUUUl
In our city, as well as from those contem
plating a change In existing arrangements.
Very lespsctfuliy, t -
T. W. DKWKT, Cashier.
mniwiuiva : u. ruvutier. w m. cieve. n.
Marks, P. A. Pelletler, W. B. Chadwlok. J.
y. a, feiietier, uank Attorney, my 1st;
Auction Sale. :
MY OFFICE and the TWO OUTBUILD-'
New Fountains, New Cooler, and best Sh, whit.", Esq.',' wTBiStS tK
G. T. ADAMS, A. B.,
PRINCIPAL,
JunelH dwtf New Berne, N. C.
Soda Water on Draught I
Today at JOHN DUNN'S.
of all, Glass Syrup Tank.,
do not oome In oontaot with
Gall and try it.
Tha Syrups highest bidder, for cash, or negotiable not
i anvmntal at bank, on SATURDAY, the Wth Inst,, OB
i any metai. th8 premme.at m o'cioek! m. ' "
tf 1 JunelUdS QEORQE Oltltltff
OEOROB GItKEN.i
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