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the sun; new beil nc, hay; mil" Ae i ke A--.V ww.-i IN KZJV.UiiION-V.7, ; v. -STATION riS. : Now open for busines day and night Pa- ;j tront erred on short $ t! notice. - vk'& V t L TATLCS. Prepr. $ , Made from pure dig i ! tilled filtered water. . ji HEW BERN ICE CO I- 19-21-23 Griffith Street Phone 23. NewBern Produce Co., E. C TLSDALE, Prop. ' RFTATT. i ' tggS, MC. . Phone 121. T 79 Bread Street Truck Packages Best Baskets i. and Barrels , Right .Price UNION POINT LUr.IBERCOr.lPAtJY Phone '66; - John Boccardi V- 79 CRATE If ST. FIBSI CLASS ') Shoe Maker . WORK NEATLY A5D PROMPT II JHHTE BT . , SKILLED WOBKMEIt - ' OPPOSITE . ' ' POST OFFICE. . BRISfl YOUR SHOES TO HE. AS9 HATE TBEK FIXED - RIGHT. -': Rubber heels, heels upright and all kind of Shoe Work, Two men .working all fpa time, which mean 70a can gat your work quickly. 1 " - - The most aelse a Wot a HUDSON ar is the horn. Hjmaa Belli lfc!,: 1 When you (eel a sold coming on don't delay," bnt Immediately take Hloodlne Congb. Checker, ' the cele brated throat' and lung' remedyvk It etopg the' eongh, relieves the irrita tion, and curee the cough. v v1 F. a DUFFY, Special Axeat, T ' THAT COUGH ' C 'lould be (topped at once. Carolina Cough Syrup will give Instant relief, f'i permanent cure If need properly, f t a bottle-rBradham, Drug Company --R cents. ' ' x'--'--.-iv!..v' To the People bi Hew. Bej-llg -'If yon nant 'the'.:iA?'; Large Party fTCl 6e t Tfashlnjtoa, : -r-.vr'4" ; D. C Hay 29th. -v, s Already many applications' hare been received from all pirta oMtbe North , Carolina' by Prof,, Frank M. Harper, to Join his personally con ducted tour vhv Norfolk Southern Railroad. $20.06 pay alt, expenses. De Tea Ban the Right Kind ef Help Foley Kidney Pllla turnisb you the right kind of helt to' aentraUie and remore the poison that cause back ache, headache, nerronsneee, and oth er kidney and bladder allmenU." r.i For aale by Bradham Drug Co. " Kottee ef Leet CertlBeate of Stock. Thla la to give Notice that I have loat certificate No. EX . for ten share ot the) capital stock of .the New . Berp tee Company lisned. to tne May list, 1894 and unless same le found with in thirty day from the date of this notice application will be made for duplicate of said certificate.' : '. ' ' ' WM. DUNN, This the 2nd day of May, 191L ; See the HUDSON "83" before yon buy a car. Hyman sells It. HaTe yon Seen the HCDSOK "SS"f Yon can't hear It. Hynutn sells It. J or 6. doses BOfl" m cure any Mse of Chills and Fever. Price S60. I or 6 doses mW will curs any ease of Chills and Fever. Price 260. BIDS IKTITED FOB THE LOCATION OF THE FARM-LIFE SCHOOL. On Friday, June 9th, the Trustees if Craven County Farm-Life School will meet at the Court House in the City of New Bern to consider among other things- the matter ot the loca tion ot the proposed Farm-Life School. . The meeting will be held at 11 u m. Sealed bids should be sent to S. M. Brinson, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, at New Bern, N, C, so as to reach him by 11 a. m on said day of meeting. Sections 5 and 6 of the said act are a follows: Location. Sec. 6. AfteSr due advertisement. Inviting bids for the location of said school within said county, said board of trustees shall locate It at such place in said county as shall offer the largest financial aid tor maintenance and equipment, having due regard for desifability and suitability of loca tlon: Provided, however, that said school Shall not be located in any city or town of more than one thou sand inhabitants, nor within two mile of the corporate limits of any city of town of more than five thou sand inhabitants. Buildings, Farm, Maintenance, Etc Sec. 6. For the maintenance of said school, the county or township or school district, or all combined, wherein it is located, shall provide annually, by taxation or otherwise, aot less than twenty-five hundred dollars. The county or township or school district, or all combined, shall also provide by bond issue, or other wise, the following equipment for said school: a school building with reci tation room and laboratories and ap paratus neoessary for efficient In struction In the prescribed subjects of study; dormitory buildings with suitable accommodations for not less than twenty-five hoys and twenty-five girls; a barn and dairy building with necessary equipment; a farm, ot not less than twenty-fifive acres of good arable land. All of said buildings shall be located on said farm and shall he constructed in! accordance with plans approved by the State Su perintendent of Pnblte '; Instruction, and tie ; entire equipment ehU be subject to hip approval, and accept ance after Inspection; Provided, howr ever,' that, npon recommendation of the board of trustees and the pres- atacroQ 0 tausractory reasons tnare. tot, the State Superintendent of P uq instruction may grant permission to1 "said board of trustees to accept any suitable and properly equipped sohool building already constructed, thought, U may not be located on aald farm, provided it be located within reasonable and convenient distance thereof, and may also- grant permis sion to reduce, the - required acreage for the farm to , not less than ten acres. :i!V!.&'!.'i. .ii?Fft' AM'i'j if any Township 6f the eonnty eon template a bond Issue to secure the location it might preeent the matter to; the Board' of Commissioners ot Craven 'Connt on the flflrst Monday vThy not take a trip to Florida or Cubaf They have been brought with I ; e.-T.y reach br the splendid t - 'i ew.-vlce of the Atlantic " ' i -'Ir.. 1. "Wrlfa fur lllus- BLUFFS AND PLATS DEAD. " ,'. ;.: ut Thsre'e Fatal R la the Heg r ;- Nofd Bok't Astina. . . When yon tnd a bog noeed snake fattened oat epos) the soil In his anx iety to absorb all the sunshine that be can be Immediately adopts a policy of "blntf.1 Be Drat Inflates his body by a deep draft of air. Then be flattens his bead and expands bis neck to three times Its proper width. Next he strikes angrily toward the Intruder and hisses -with malignant fury. ; The average pedestrian naturally retreats with a feeling of gratitude for the danger sig nals so unmistakably Imprinted by a kindly. Providence, upon the deadly members of the reptile race. A good fleld naturalist win quietly advance his bare band to the reptile's bead, "because be knows that this snake can neither be Induced to give a poi sonous bite nor a bite of any kind. Bee; tag that tbe "bserver cannot be in timidated, the snake then opens bis Jaw and acts os If be had been in jured. Convulsive spasms ripple down bis spine.'. He writhes and twists as If transplanted by the agonies of death, and. turning over on bis back, the last convulsion dies away along the tall. Now. nothing In nature looks more dead than a snake lying with the Ivory white of bis belly plates turned upward to the sky, and the hog noeed snake will simulate death so patiently that you may carry him by tbe tail or bang bis body on a fence and he will swing in the wind and give no sign of life for an bour or more. But this clever acting has One fatal flaw. If you place him on the ground with tbe belly downward he will twist over on bis back again. He has such a fixed Idea tbat "belly plates skyward" Is the correct pose for a serpent's corpse that, although supposed to be lifeless, be will turn over on bis back a dozen times if you as perseveringly persist in laying blm on his crawling surface. . His seal for the perfection of mimicry blinds him to the obvious truth tbat dead snakes stay where they are put. Century Path. TWO DUELS. The Ssoond One Was to Avangs ths Victim of the First A certain English gentleman who was a regular frequenter of the green room of Drury Lane theater in the days of Lord Byron's committee and who always stood quietly on the hearth rug there with his back to the fire was In his usual place one night when a narrative was related by an other gentleman, newly returned from the continent, of a barrier duel tbat bad taken place In Paris. A young Englishman, a mere boy, bad been despoiled In a gaming bouse in thePalala Royal, had charged a tertaln gaming count with cheating him. bad gone out with the count, bad wasted his fire and had been slain by the count under tbe frightful circum stances of the count's walking up to him, laying bis band on bis heart, say lng, "Yon are a brave fellow have you a mother?" and on his replying In the affirmative remarking coolly, "1 am sorry for her," and blowing his victim's brains out The gentleman on tbe hearth rug paused in taking a pinch of snuff to hear this story and observed with great placidity, "I am afraid I must kill that rascal." A tew nights elapsed, during which the greenroom hearth rug was without htm. and then he reappeared precisely as before and only incidentally men tioned In tbe course of tbe evening, "Gentlemen, I killed that rascal." He had gone over to Paris on pur pose,, bad tracked the count to the same gaming house, bad thrown a glass of wine in his face In 'the pres ence of all the company assembled there, bad told blm that he had come to avenge bis young compatriot and had done It by putting tbe count out of this world and coming back to tbe hearth rug as If nothing bad happened. Russia's Butts-fly Belief. Small boys and girls In Russia often do not have the joy of butterfly chas ing or collecting, for the popular and pretty belief of the peasants is tbat these swarms of fragile, lovely Insects are the earthbound souls of the dead, compelled to linger for some minor ex piation; of sin. As the nurses of the children' of all below royalty are from the peasant Class, .they Impress on them at an early age how wicked It would bo to catch and torture a soul and tbua Imbue them with a supersti tion " that . lasts until they are well growBV-New York Tribune H , .Exhibiting a' Feet, ., Matthew Arnold was sitting tn his study on morning when the butler showed in an American lady and a smalt ,boy. : Tbe lady saM: "Glad to make your acquaintance, Mr. Arnold. I have often heard of yon. No, dont trouble to speak, sir! I know bow val oable your time is!" Then, turning to the boy; sbe said, "This I blm. Lenny, tbe leading critic end peet-eomewnal fleshier than we had been led to s PctrA.C Benson lb Atlantic. . ' . ; CelerWgs The Last Phase.!', " i' Professor Blaclde "to his autobio graphical aketcb (entitled "Notes of a Life" tells of a visit he paid to Cole ridge, then living at Hlgbgata, of whom be remembers ' only .two things,' "Ui that be was an old. Infirm, downbent man: (2i ' tbat be told me be had thrown, overboard all speculative phi losophy, finding aerfwt MrlxfitcUua tn ine first chapter of tbe gospel of John." , ...J .... 00 6ao il M lllLiH 11 WHEN it comes to turning out FIRST CLASS WORK I have the nec essary machinery and labor to accomplish that feat, : : : : : : IIND WHEN it comes to printing, ruling or binding, you need not hesitate to bring your work here. No job is too large, none too small for my plant r PRIC your work out of the State. It caiyTbe done ill New Bern. 7i OUR OF ES ARE WW Y price is just as quality will permit o o a O O WORK low as good Don't send . ' EBusiness snd Plessure.'. T!;o mm v. ho mnkm his business a' M 111 iIy to live a rood 0V11I 1 ! ! t a V ' I r I f x I
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