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' EL 0. K 3ACBY,
SURGEON DRNTIST.
(X3o, VUMW m-
Bapile
exh.re.
w. a
EE. J. XX CLARE,
DENTIST,
.asm. m.
tMa es iifMt,
aal atfml.
VP. H. PELLETIKH,
ATTHH N V T w
0k., tW. la Ovtt e(
JwihI .
"ami WM W. he - IVtlCM craven
taw JMn . law fW -i. 1
S. U. STRKKT,
General
FIHE flfJD LIFE
Insnrance Aent,
TTETT BERRE. 27. C.
Psi! B.ill:.ir,tl Fcrfixt!
Cras EmTwim a. to CtMmu
Wmtru
TVr Ur wr ' -. - rtm' j
9m r t&- MM BE R8tN TA
TITS UU f tiki ot,. r.rW
IM HtWXtol f mm rw ha
aatr ttk. itre..-.. I
BIOS AUD TUADR
PRTSiaia RUC30JUI,D THEM
BUT 50SK BXTT THt GEJCI5E.
TlM. OTf'M niM. ir arif la H
j M'4 .11 a 0 SMaWa) i f
F.S.DUFFY,ITeT7 Bemf.IT;a
Churchiii
c!? Parker
GHOCERS.
d. Wall MKtlt tfora bvytetf: a.
Mil good m low if au U thaia mj
Amm te lh y.
tyWB GUAR5TE E7ESY-
TnUTO SJTLL TO EB
AS EEPRE3E5TED OS
. 1105ET KETVTSDED.
W itatlvw fttl good wt actl to my
prl of ilk cttf flrw.
ALX.WC i?K 3 ON"E TBt.VL, tad
ksntv yn wili cootiaM wtth a.
laWlUAnl SdvJT oKI al maaolWturrr
Oar tU i rvitf of our u i
.IMtAkU.
cinrBcinix pxrser.
19 IS wit BtmJ SUwt.
ADOLPH C0H1T.
Pianos and Organs,
Tb STaOilLii Higb Orals and
Vrwby ft Zr-uu Flavnot.
crown. Qan and
XMdLaai Parlor Organs-
jrrw Bxast. - - w. c
CI&CCLatt.
Ta aJal Mai wlla.l. -m ml CP. Wa1
TO.
m laiMir
aMMarMlaiHaMMaaa
wa. Ma.i wmm-vm
mm. m w ta. .iy .
' KM t wawia mm I'm . t.ara1
tun. . 1 mn 11 1 1 a mmJk "" fmr-it
km ii 1 1 i u la 1 aa aaA ajaa
wrm MUnltaal !.. ry aMsataal f . i
tmm pumrtf MaJaniia
aaa la in 1 . I Um" Boat a. aaa wv 1
. a.i4y .a
Uprieht acl Squire Pianos
j.riiliTi l i t '
.ai.ajMl.rvtfa
mi 4mMI StaiU.
- Aa I nu iia.ro. I. Ml aT tMtaaa
aa, pmwaimt ta aa. Sra awd w av MJ
Mikunil lt.MUaM to af a-
TM aaav". At Caa.
ml raM.a ..
Ulmi la
aita mt .M
4. 0)T
On cud Aflar Uonday
Ws wMt b. iMa
BCTTt!
C-3and
A
Ws wt b a Mm to Ail all orVrv
both ron
AND
Llachine
Bricks.
WA3ITXT TO prKCa.E:i
Good Clean Eice.
ALC KINDS Op ORAIN AND
nrntnffV IT Wll a iffn
PRODUCE PTJRCHASZP
ON CUHMISdlON.
ALSO COTTON' SOLD ON
COMMISSION'.
I G1ra.a sail,
7. P. Csnw 4 Co.
xx&sxr dooc
Opposita Old Bt&nd,
mimm i a IMlt af IM
jt - -"
mm wm haw.
EDITORIAL XOTFV
&T0 6id ai migrant arr v .1
ihU coaatrj (luring tLe urrn 'mI
Jaae 30th lat.
TBI kkI) lb!D( 'tnt."i I e
rrmoairre 'or ac-aiao
; 8K5ATOB ColvjUITT. ol liro;j',
; I m favor of o Kx'n S--'on of
t v oop.
j prtBiei 10
H - t !, 1 -tii Din
nontiL
d ugtur f tb la e Wn r1 f w : !
ire', it ry ir She . n.--well
ha ber (..ih-r ,1 ..' .)
r-lrgrapb,
a lomf
dUK bait
GoTf r u uumi L .ill
HiM )oar nou1, !' !
takrapc."
Cardinal Oibbomj tin.Hjtirtd
la Bftliinxx. "uodAv mgbi t h r
Mgr. St l l bd barog iK-nt to lbl
OOQOtrj with fall po.er iroai tht
Potx I o etcli. tibou: tbe rmbt
to ppi, II religi.xaa .aeiioo
tMtew irit od D:jbp.
THIor dv Sre efllr nd
lor lraiir. ui CosgreM iu ibis
ScAto u b-eil OA D v el Ky the
rvOraiojt u.ii. 1. ;ht
JutiM Jtnrn C. McK leO tbe
ticket. Tb proioe! iunlttution
X tBd-ent defeated.
AS aal : me asmbiiog of
Coagrea gTeac crowd gathered ac
tke 2T atiooaJ o jmcoI lut Monday.
Tb flviral d'r'iona were qoo.q
aJlj 036. Tbe lueoiUrrs greeted
aa oiber with geouioe cordi.litj
tad ezebagrd eogratalations or
cdelu m ibe sitaaliou war
raated. ins New Ilavro (Ccun ) HegLa
irr caod ap like a a.aa and t
tor a lybiot appotntmeat for Ki
xnrtftor Tbomu J Jrvi. It is
pUuiftK to bare Coo uect teat
Denocrata reoogojxe the merits
tad claims of oar diitiagalshed
i Mlow cittieo and we trust that
!lnrtJeat Clereland wiU do like
wise.
U JUT ED STATFJ TSBiSVRKK
NCBKEEB iu aitoiad. lie
Mbottld hare been called 'ebuloa.
A. more mltj, hair, cunatiafactor;
Cat S3 eat of tbe financial condition
ollhe Federal TreMary could not
karo.be-prepare i than tMt sot j
to tbe Aoci-ted lhe by Mr. Ne j
beker It it bad been bis intention
locooaaeaod noddle the poWic j
mind he could not hare socceed.d (
ore adm.rablr. Ba; uf what
possible as or good cju sacb
formaaee b t Philadelphia
per-Uec
ord. tbein sniniog as brightly t.?i ever.
AT Iat aceooota Uoa. Henry W. ( "If the light that is in thee be
Ullliard w.dyiBg of old age at darkness, how grev. is tha'. datk-
hU reaideocv iu Atlanta. Ue fa oe."
ooordiosry man. For many years F-verbody bas i spai k of diviui
ho WAJ tt acknowledged leader 'y within them, and u is the dnty
of the Whig party id AlaDama and of eery oue to m ke tbe world
u lorb m WUJiam L. Vancj'a
ablest antagonist. Ue wa at
diffrot time-, a Methodist mm-,
later, a professor la tbe I"aiverity
of Alabama, member of Congre-., .
minister to Helgnim and alterward 1
minister to Bras I. lie was ai
brvlltaal orator, aad la author
oil
deeerred re po .at loo.
ll la m A I k f I K atliln.U nt
n , " T- .
tbe Ip towards the I nlted
Scatea haa dlsplA. ! tbe effete
boq archies of F.arop, and that the
Oermaa aod Aastrian ambassa
dors har mde s'.rong represent
tooas to the Papa! Secretary of
Scat oa tbe laognsge ol the Vati
caq Joarol io regard to tbe
World's Fair. Tbee ambassadors
represent tbat tbe logaage of tbe
CAtholie ehare.i Ditwrt- is Ho
' '
toog In frof of democra'.ic priD
rtplMi. Taey Are !rid that the
"
Itbocal poauioo of the Poraj will en
'
cOQrg the prea4
of d mocrafie
p"l BC1 plea 1 0 r.irope
y t bJ QOei'.ion n r:
id a: moo:: ... i.r
ly exprire of tbe ,n-.imen?s o
ol
Caaad:aa on tb ai
(Meat
a 'hi at
I: is
o m e
meet
Britain my well t wci' ia
the alir of ber rulnnj.
reprew.nled tbat there were
3,000 pros present : the
log, aod of th;a oairer J,n) were
frortM to tbe Independence ol
Canada aad ) vo'el. I: wa.
farther aacertaln that only abou:
one la tn farored tbe present
cokail system, 000 in three wad
ted to bo annexed to the United
jjtatea, while the rest were :n favor
of ebaolat I ndepndenv. State
Chronicle.
the iSvntM when I b
nat raAenble1 were Mr K-o
oa, of West Virgiui. who !S S'llI
coo fi 3rd to his hone by
illn-. l r. ii tboo, of LouMiana,
Ji ilrie-oa!y i'.! at the Hot
rtpctaga. Ark. Mr I'olqaitt, of
George, who baa not, t nuffi ten C
ly recovered frum h. Attack of last
a a Bluer to ct)xe to WMbliitoo,
M(J Mr. Jo0, of NTa u, .nd AI.
hsoa, of low a, who are in atteo
Uaaeo aa delegates to tbe Hdver
Coorealioa at Ilrosaols. Neither
of the New Vork Senators were
present. For the flrt time In forty-
rvportar, vaa abaeat from his deak
at U) opaolaf of Um aeewvoaiiLa ab-
aeaot Mlaf eao4 by Ulaeaa.
I Mil iv ficr -n't i rii in l : i I.!
MoMt Ii.-nhve, nf bo
giHxl f.ir T He h- niHil J umlic,
dym-pM, rl:rt;m'l-'ru ami prrtl
Il ti"-um it rl1
uff. r- aIi thf toruK'Utx of ever)
ildjen'. i " . to h uolIiinR i;.
tb woe LI t ru.ttf r :li bn:) bd
naivtli i r no in ou ii : ed u rt
TDrrr I on MltTi' li't) ior tl..
m.iii huti i rl J innd'c- or our
enough for l. - -x
cu-Ahlo uu.Li' ui t .in I- be
ia a q inv.Iantiry moa nberanc,
bat a ai in with 'li l)laes l an QD-wrrn'-d
inr.wKf, hiD'e'ng on
oi.lv to o. rkt-r. (-' ; ! o.ilj t 3 te
! Simpkins TM O I've got the
Mom." Wrll, to ny the feMt of
.f, he m uii erWe in the ooiiuoiin
)rj of bin i'U.i-inrH!i.
1 1" j o a der redrr have bad the
Mue. e do i;o". Qit-un 3 oq in all
we bive eaid, bat pleace doa't have
ibem ny more. Il ih bad eooagh
lor 1 he ilruukAid to carry bin
ou Ma f.tf, but for a man of ener-
al nocwao('dna' to give DOCice
to eveiy ooly that be i aboat
in
all tbe hideousnees ef a leper is just
!00 b.d.
"Old fellow, what are you blue
txQt T '
Well. iM'ton irt mighty low atd
I'm id de' and everything goe
wi ong."
"Wrong yourMll. Von have
teeu living in the damps, and yon
havn'c gone out u. t 'o glorious
sanbgbt far euough to get tbe
news. Cleveland is t lectui, cot ton
bas goue ap, aid everybody is
bustling but yen. (jet up and
shake j ourself, you onl tioaccouut
gnod for nothing."
There are t hse ju't 4 diffe:
eot cls bo sufirr with what is
oaaally called the blues, wl,ore to
be commiiera'ed Su itiat:. r Low
bapuv or nroereroaa tbev mav
uoally be, tberi centra, once in a
while a dark hateful rort of a shad- j
ow tuto their lives lht makes them ,
bine. It may be that the weather!
is bad a really stormy period that1
give- no promise of sortf biue. i
Then they are depressed, by every ;
failure t' re!:re tbeii eifx-cta-j
riniia T'rwv nor ojilv mic nii-
. ' ...
We themselves but they destroy the
happiness ofo hers. Eudeavor to!
straDEle at its birth tbe first un
warranted lutruder. Cirievr to1
-oar bearts content over tbe real ,
doable, of life, br.r be roo mach of'
m man Gr a Qiaii" to succomb toi
lm.g,nftry ev,U.
Tner. , r0 ,uch panac.er tor tbe :
hlne Kk.n at the bright s.de.
Kven ! there i:e clouds over he d.
reniember '.jeri are s'ar ebind
brighter. Tbe ra in or woman who j
cannot cane a smile to play on the '
face of a child can never be an
acge!.
U, dou'c be bite! You wrong
yourself, nature and your fellow,
wbea you are blue.
DEMOCRATIC RESPONSIBILITY.
Heary responsibilities are im-
posed upon the Democratic party,
: . VT ; r. '
bat it will prove in
the future,
as la the past
equal to
the emergency.
Tbe pledges given to the people
will be redeemed. It Is not to be
apposed that the expectations of
erery individual will be met, bnt
fidelity to tbe underlying principles
of tbe Democracy will be recog
nized ia tbe legislation of a Demo
cratic Congress and vindicated in ,
the admtstration of Preelient
Cleveland.
We are told that te condition ol
tbe eoanlry ach tha' there can'
te no matf na: ci. nge 1 he tariff,
but this : an error. I s tine
ha: the iUr: administration
bas exhausted tbe treasury RDd,
stead of surplm Con'resi h con
fronted with a d. dct.
U mnat be reruenibvred that the
Demonatic party is committed to
a tariff lor revenue cTnly. Such is
the nature of our government that
a change from a protective tariil
to a tariff for rtvence olIv will in
crease custom receipts so as to
me't all the demands of the Gov
ernment economically adminis
tered. A reduction of tariff duties
will lie a power lul ircentive to
coi mere. Where one ship's car
go was landed under a protective
tr:ft, twenty will come in under a
t i 1 rT for rpvi-nn.'.
If there a ' 1. e who tvrlieve
that a lower tariff w.Il ref-nl: In a
diminution of revenue, it must be
remembered that the same class
of men thought th: r.dnct on
of posta, ,. u pre-1 11. r.i'es
would make ths postoffl c depart
ment burden.ome to tbe Govern
ment. So far fri in Its having done
th., it is a source of re. untie to
such an extent that micj are ad-
. , 1 .a. It 'nwka . A,1 n n r l All
No one need fear that the Gov.
eminent will fail to meet its
S,mft(
obligations. There will
be no avoidance of joat claims,
The extraragt&tt of tbe outgoing
t 1 ai i n 1 -' r 1 '
repadiH u.
ment iind-r
floance.
I5uf. t ho t
(janr m.
' I 1
I 1
if
Ml'
' In
rac-y - i-
reform
6 1 1 e r 1 .
l.i" . -i 1 1 1 , 1 1
I
l 1 1 , ,1 U 1 1 i
nil jv t- Ini
:bt ( a n v ti.Hti
; L force :
c;e..i to
rt.
01 tbe In ton.
iVDRreKfl bs not 'oef in H'.i-iuu
a week, and already mlln Lave
txn introdac.d for th 1 .-.ii o,
the Sherman law (1emcLetizntr
silver, anu lor the bolaie j r. v
bitioii of leiler.W i . ;V ret.ee h
elections in the Scaiee.
j Democrat 10 pledges will be r?
deemed The most reua-kaoie
thing now ,oiDg on at W'ashiun'CD.
i t he considerat 1011 of Democrat!'
measQret in a Republican caucus.
Tbe haudsvnting is on the wall,
and KepnblisaDs are cocs'd.eriDg
whether it would not be wise to
conciliate tbe American public by
becoming tbe frienda and advo
cate- of meuare8 which they hve
aniformly opposed in tbe past.
They ar even considering the1
i admission luto tbe Union of the
Democratic States of New Mexico, j
Arizona and Utah. And Cleveland
not yet inaugurated !
Fortunately the Democratic par.
ty is so constituted as to be able to
meet every condition of public
affairs.
It is health in the b-rei ze and !
shelter in tbe storm.
1 MR. MARION bTTlTR.
Mr. Butler i-a man of good ap
pearance and gentlemat. ' be.iri' g.
lie made hiii.self OotK.V. t
uiauy of tbe good people n tho
State by his adoption of . L ad-c-;
cacy of the Third part;., but r' e
election is over, and irn?f that
1 much ol the bite, . ess ' the etii "
; bas passed ..ay.
i We suppose that t 0; ieon
I band irtv erre iy inteLsifiod the
oppoitiou to the "Ptnple'o V i tj.''
When tl ete was talk of persecu
tions ol Gid mite", on the ground
that their's was a eeoret political or
guniza'.ion, the allegation was
deuud, and :: was boldly iiseerted
that they were innoceut ul auv vi -1
J
olation of the laws of North Oarc-
lina.
We do Dot know that Mr. butler
We P' tbaJ he " r",r- ,J
t appears thu" b- 1.1 a , etu.er ol
-'Tbe Leg.on, bicb
tL 'at,ocal onomi.-t decl.-.ros lo
"A "i-icI -J
raD'.ZilK'rj.''
Tbe EconomiaO says :
The fact that a new secret polit
ical organic atinn waa foin ei. in
Memphis was not disclodeu n the
few to whom H was caunouslj irsi.ient it rr.son, is out witn nis
communicated until alter tbe j' b ! meag . It is quite a 1 Dgthy and an
had been put up. Tbe lormatii : able document though not -without par
w is concluded at tbe Gayoso Ho- 1 tizan teciing.
tel. Nothing was known about :t
until li. E. Taubeneck rushed into
the office of the Associated Press,
. : i i e 1 1
m Jiempnis, wuu me nno mg re
port, which he prepared himself.
It discloses tbe situation
An organization styled the In
dustrial Legion 01 tbe United
States has been formed here today
b.T prominent leaders of People's
party,, who are also prominent in
the Farmer's Alliance. Tha object
Is to carry oat politically tbe meas
ures embodied in tbe declaration
of principles of the Omaha platform
of the People's party, together with
free speech, a free ballot and a fair
count.
The Industrial Legion is to con-
I sist of three classes; tbe first to
I consist of male members over -1
years of age, intended to gronp to
gether as voters, and will be regar
ded as the senior class; the second
will be regarded as the junior class,
which will consist of male members
under 'Jl years and over 14 years
of age, who shall be educated and
trained to become" voters of tb'
People's party, ind the third claus
will be knowr n tbe Womn .'s Aid
Corps, which : int :. del as an aui
iliajy to the nior leg!' '.
The lepioii modek.. ci; .ffr
"hat ol tbe ' ;iai 1 Arniv, 1 .1 !;
ttkes of a Pccre' organ: u c. ar
acter, while the nu tting., may be
eeeret or open at me op'iou ol ie
merutK-rs. Tbe fot: olers tin
legion are pron. ul . ade. --. of r ' ,
seven gre.i u, lustn.1 orgp. ".i..;
Hons composing the People's 1 rty,
together with the torenr l-p!o's
party leaders
Then follows a list of t he c arter
members, and tu that lis: is the
name of Marion Butler, of North
Carolina.
Paul Vandervojrt, Comtnander
in chief of the Grand Armv of the
Republic, is also Commander-in-chief
of "Tbe Industrial Legion."
Hon. H. K. Taa!ien..sk, of I":noi;
Hon. Marion Cinnou, ( ougres.s
mn elect of California, Hon. V ir
on Hutier, o! N; rtb Ce.o!:nn; lit:'.
I. H. Davis, c 1 iexa-; I. K. L'eau,
of New York; and .1. H. W:lu-tts, c .
Kansas, together with tbe fon:
highest cfttcer?, constilti'e the llv
ecutive Couucil.
TilK JoVBSAL has no ill wil. ior
Mr. Bnller, and it would gne ns
genuine pUasure to se; h. ... x'.r.
cate bimsidl from this ne t-ntar
glement.
4 HIT T .1 l K.i.in f a f ft" n r . I r?
"
ported in the Alabama legislature
taxing cigarette dealers 300 a j tar
and bills has been introduced pro-
bibiting their sale altogether and
smoking tbem in public.
.JI IMJE GREKN.
Life h
Public S.
(in'on wliose bi-aith
ih. ' i tbr e year--.
. !) '. !.-. d (j'J
1 i' ( raven coun.tv on
lias
!ici
tin;
st . f.
12 mi
f thi-
::! 71i?
cc 1 H ' '
n. r. n ; -
I,
1 Clin
ti e
tbis
i: t' mhiT :'.n eti:n-'v. planter
l V. 'V,.'!
fives and as a promi-
; ii n . .i - of the Whi.: party.
.er ree. i, great uncle o: tbe de
- 1 w ns seer t..ry of the first couven
l r fc: :r.iiu the i-or-titutiou of North
'.ins.
v. lg t'reen reared on the home
.d farm and was educated in the pu'.-
lie s.'hoo's of his native county
md ;air
i.i an execdent private srnoo:.
I:. 1 he was .u ,ned to pr ictiee law-,
and intil his health f ied was engaged in
a t.
year-
practice, lie haa been for s.'ine
tl:e oldest liing member of tbe
Berne bar. and he held n high posi
.New
tion among the attorneys of the county.
He was extremely well pouted on deci
sions. If a brother attorney struck a
jnotty point none knew better or was
more willing to point ont where light
coul l be obtained than the Judge.
A brief sketch of his career is as follows
Soon after his admission to the bar he
was elected attorney for Jones county.
and later held the same office in Craven
county.
In IS-j4 he was gent to the StfT'' legis
lature, being a member of the secession
committee of that session, and in 1881
wns me of t' e signers of the decloration
of sccesc:on.
In 1807 he waa appointed by the State
Li rislatv.-- .Tiurns' jud ;? of Craven
eounty. auu he discunrged the duties of
that office fur twe ; ?ars, until the recon-str-
m.'" net. II-? .8s then ckc d to
th ate . nati
r. 1 was subsequently
elrct. 1 attorney tjr Craven county.
In la . .as a, ; inu ' clerk of the
" ' States district court for t.K ast
en. .i -ir t of North Carolina.
For ten wars he was at'o nev for th
A.
'ire.
! ' r
i H
I l: i-
". C. R. H Co.. of which he was a '
an ! organizer and w ss a 'nrec-
organizer and wss a lirec
orrv of thr Sta.c Bank of
d
P- ie t.ir ue ti.e
was co-'-u or.' with Go" nor
, Richard lonnll. Ceorgu Stevensor,
W. Br-. .:; and Ju.'treo Gastoa an..
Manly i.i t
the bar.
lie was
early days Oi his practice at
a prominent member of the
Mason!
si r.in i
order, luring taken the thir" -
Irqrvu llii
fi- axid tnro oliil-
dreu, a s. n and daughter, both married,
th.. fornu i a resident of this county, the
Ktter . f Fiori la, survive him.
The poet.- sonicrhi great' in t '.lis
ittu.! ..: ac llciii "sson. Read it.
Faycttvillc i haviug a great many rob
b -r:. s. I. s . . eed to be c : organ- "d
l.K,.
he c'.cga- t I. er bv:iuing, Philadel
phia. :ia oeen burned v ith a lossof about
v3o0,000.
The Supr tic Court has decided that
the V:liu:,irr on and Wei don rail road
,.rop ty In the State is taxable.
Washington rejoices over the fir t
white t-ha.l. This is abe-ad ( fthc t."ason.
It was . might on t::'- 5th of December by
Capt. roll.,.
The State Canvassing Board has com-
plet
off
d its work, and Gov. Carr. has come
with verv nearly 40,000 maiority.
His entire vote was 129,955. Furcbes, 90,
194. Exura, 45,592. Templeton, 2,436.
The Greensboro Record says the Egypt
Coal Company has reorganized, ita capi
tal stock increased to $800,000, and im
provements costing 105,000 are now in
progress at its mine. This mine is loca
ted in Chatham county.
Tbe legislature of Alabama continues
to pursue the paper cigarette. A com
mittee has reported favorably a bill tax
ing all dealers of cigarettes $300 year.
A bill has been introduced to prohibit the
smoking of cigarettes in public places.
Tlit penalties are fines.
The Salisbury H.'rah: gives the follow
ing: A r:j' belonging to Mr. D. F.
'-e. of " vke to-- iship, r.ed 33 years,
died about two weeks ago. It has been
service nno
1. waj eighteen months
h a faithful aniLaal chat
'b -srs. Pleasant and U.
n . y a .
i. hur.ed b
F. V,
"Ir. ia '.or 1 S
j .s .lcitro;
abo.;: il o'cloc!;
'.iSttnii'V i.arn n. Hell
liI bv fire Sunday night
liu lost nil hisric an.'
IT.
P-
A keroieuc bottle bein
vates that it was set on
. ruspicious as j wlio the
lull:
Mr.
iti.i
Tiisiiua
n la::.
'Ihs of Philadclp ia. is
; i.iv rivT. T'amli. o
is his r.ati', e place ana ;..
od vhiri. ai:. i yet he w .13
'ico co';.ity belore in bib
because lie has been aw ay
Pamlico couniv " s
,. Tha
( ::.a:.i.
in I'ai
That is
3'l vear-
ir ru w
n. -. :
t f .rn!cd until al on. 2''' years ago.
Iu tl
r
S Circuit Court at Raleigh,
r.f Lenoir county d.puty U.
a as tried for the murder of
-.Is, a pr'-oner arrested by
.1.- wj- a -ted for illicit Jis
a: his .. use he broke
his dogs and set them on
. for a sw- -up. Pf .d'-s
Z.ick H...':
S. r-l.al
J..hn Edw
him. Ed-.
. . :. Y.
1 -r . ' 1 '. ; t
Hi. ,U-
.. ..a : ...:n !. "ji, fire- in i e a:r L.r-t
,i tiu n . I. . rd.j. . ing him. Un
r .'.' ch-.i-LTc i l the Judge the jury ac-
.1 the j.r'.s.'iier.
y.r ' a- V. Kiddle. rts:ster of deeds,
!.a rri .:-. 1 tije check from Italeigb for
!: ''..T-.'" r ite pensioneis of this county.
T;. re are nir. t cn cf them. i.ur are
-,v i.f .diers. and fifteen are sol
diers who have either lost limbs or are
ortb-rw;sc disabled through wound
rot ivcd in the war. ion ot the pension-
t. rtCl.ivc j17 each; fiye. $34 each; two,
5i esch.and two $6S euch; the are-
gBte Ving $578.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
ii:vTii
V k t li of liN
rno-
( KEDIXGS.
1 ! I'oaru t' Commissioaerj of Craven
r'.unty clcc'o.l l.y the Julces of tht
I'rai'e nt said county on the 1st Monday
in June 1SP0. tor the cn.-uinc; term of tv.o
year?, viz: Jas. A. Bryan. J. A. Mead.. -as.
K. W. S!i,Hlinoo,l, W. C. Brewer and M.
.' - .I., i-having been ?uU qualified
nccr linjr to law. before the eierk of
the Superior Court met at the court
h mse in .."- Berne on the 1st Monday
in Dec, 1 1 02. it being the 5th day of said
month, at 11 o'clock a. in., and entered
j up,JU thl? dulil.s ,beir of;
j Ou motioh. Janvs A. Bryau was elected
chairman of the the Bo . d for the ensuing
two years.
On mo. ion, ('. H. Thomas was elected
C luLty Attorney for the ensuing tAo
vers.
On mction V. K. Quidly was elected
. janitor for the ensuing two years.
Ordered. That Jo. Lewis, Towns
No. 2. Ik- relieved from
payment of
poll
tax by reason of infirmity
physical
disability.
Ordered, Tuat Jas. Redmond upon
payment of the proper tax to the sheriff,
be granted license to sell spiritous,
vinious or malt liquors for 0 months end
ing June 30th, 1893, at his place of busi
ness in the city of New Berne.
Ordered, That upon payment of the
proper tax to the sheriff, license be
granted E. Danenburg to retail malt liq
uors for 6 month, endingjJune 30th, 1803,
at his place of business in the city of New
Berne.
Ordered, That upon payment of the
proper tax to the sherifflicense be granted
the following parties to retail liquors at
their places of business in the city of New
Berne:
James F Taylor, L. J. Taylor, Jno. D.
Dinkins, ihrs. Bowden, Jas. Vr. Moore,
J. P. Rodma: . Cifs. II. Taylor, col., Wil
liam Coliigan, oah Po 11, col., r hos.
' ' ' award, Jcj. F. Garrett, .". 1V. Ilar
rei , C..1-. A. M. Edwards and C. ifrdman.
Ordertd, Th .t E. S. Boyd. Township
"o. 1. be re It 'sed from payment of po);
ta i, charged to bii. for 1802, he being
over 50 veers of age.
Order 1. That W. S. St .Ton be and
uereoy . appointed v.oou inspector c
'",u l uul-1 'oi . .e i ui ui -e ix-me, ior
tbe e suing terra.
Order. . Tl -'.11: Tuci;. r, be
hereby :. np; .need tar. lard keeper Ior
ensuing .crm.
. S. Styrou presented his bond
inspector of ' wood, cit of New
Berne, for ensuing two years and Eugene
Tucker his official bond rs standard
ketper of Craven county to he same
lonirill nl liru 1 l.o aam Aft.-t. .jjir.iuo-
tion of sureties were deemed good and suf
ficient, and were on motion approved and
accepted and ordered to be recorded and
filed, Commissioners Bryan, Sinallwood,
Meadows, Carr and Brewer voting to
receive the same.1 Said Styron and Tucker
quilifed by taking the oath prescribed
oy law.
Ordered, That the 175 acres land prop
erty listed to J. M. Heath, Township No.
3, be reduced from $400 to f 250 by rea
son of error.
Ordered, That tha 65 acres of land
listed to W. B. Moore, Township No. 3,
be reduced from $2.45 ti $1.60 by reason
of error.
Ordered, That the poll tax assessed
against Ciias. Fawn, Township No. 1 be
remitted, he being at the time of listing
the same a resident of Pitt couDty.
Henry J. Lovick having presented his
official bond as county surveyor for en
uing term of two years, as required by
law, the same after a careful examination
of sureties was approved accepted and
ordered to be recorded and filed, Com
missioners Bryan, Sruallwood, Meadows,
Carr and Brewer being present and vot
ing to receive the same and the said Hen
ry J. Lovick appeared before the board and
qualify by taking the oaths al required
by law.
Judge P. Stanly presented bis official
bond as Constable Township No. 8 and
Dennis 8. Lee as Constable Township No.
7 for ensuing term of 2 years, the same
being deemed good and sufficient after
examination of sureties, were on motion
approved, accepted and ordered to be
recorded and filed. Said Stanly and
Lee qualified by taking the oaths pres
cribed by law.
On motion of Commissioner Swallwood,
Ben McF- .ter, col., bo and hereby is ap
pointed county undertaker, !'. ensuing
term of 2 yeas at .SO for burial of each
pauper.
'rib red, That the valuat.c-. of the
pi -peity listed by E. C. Palmer, Town
ship No. S. fur 1891, out.-ide city, be re
hved from ?797 to $38, l.y reason oi
error.
W. M. V.'ation, Clerk Superior Court
having -evented his official bond in re
newal of his former bond as required by
i.vw. the boar.i of Commissioners having
examined into the sob,-.ry cf tbe sureties
upon sa.d b a.. . thj t.vne ' ug
dcee:i;ed go. .. . a;id sufhoient in the securi
ty thereof, u-v.n motion, it is ordced
that sai 1 riufwal bond be and the sa
hereby is ap. -r.v.d. accepted and ordered
to be recorded and filed,
j Jos. L. Ilnhn. Register of Deed elect.
' of Craven county, appeared a: ' tendercel
; h; ; official b- -i for -aid cff.oe, tii. ough
his a.torney, O. II. Guion. Esq.
Ordered, lhat a voucher ot $1 per
month be issued to Jno. Dunn for support
ot Sam'l Locker instead of to James 11.
Hunter, as heretofore.
Ordered, That the Board take
i n. ;h nest day at 10 o'clock.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 11 o'clock a.m.. Tuesday Dec. 6.
Present, Commissioner Jas. A. Bryan,
ch'mn, E. W. Smallwood, M. 11. Carr, W.
C. Brewer and J. A. Meadows.
Ordered, That the poll tax charged to
H. P. Dougherty, Township No. 3, for
(")!
1S92, be remitted, he being over 50 years . gimmonsi recognizing the arduous cam
of age. paign before him, and has always been
nr.li.ro. 1 Th-ir Thos Rrvan he hired to ' his motto to know no such word as fail,
Joa. Kinsey for G months at the rate of
A.00 ner month, upon his eivii.e satis-
factory security for said hiring pursuant
to order of the court.
Whereas, Amos. W. Conner, elected on
the 8th day of November, 1892, Coroner
of Craven county, having failed to present
his official bond for said office on the first
-iionuaj m uccemiicr, lyj, as required
by law. it .
Ordered, That the said office of Coro-
nerot Craven countv be and hereby is
declared vacant. On motion it is
Ordered, Tha' Dr. R. S. Primrose be
I and hereby is appointed to fill the vacan
cy this day declared to exiot in the office
of Con .. '.f Craven county, and the
clerk is hereby instructed to notify him
of said appoint. uent and upon his accept
ance thereof to come forward and give
bond as required by law.
Whereas. Christopher C. Bell, Treasurer-elect
of Craven county, having failed
to present bir .iff.dal bond for said office
on the 1st of Dec. 1892, as required by
law, it is
Ordered, That the said office of Treas
urer of Craven county he and hereby
declared vacant. On motion it is
Ordered, Thos. Daniels be and hereby
is appointed to fill the vacancy this day
declared to exist in the office of Treasurer
of Craven county, and the clerk is hereby
instructed to notify Lira of said appoint
ment and upon his acceptance thereof to
come forward and give bond as required
by law.
Whereas C. L. Wetherington, Sheriff-
elect of Craven county has tendered his
resignation of said office to this board.
On motion it is
Ordered, That said resignation be and
hereby is accepted and that the said
office of Sheriff ol Craven county be and
hereby is declared vacant. On motion it is
Ordered, Tha Wm. B. Lane be and
hereby is appointed to fill the vacancy
this day declared to exist in the office of
Sheriff of Craven county and the clerk is
hereby instructed to notify him of said
appointment and upon his acceptance
thereof to come forward and give bond as
required ly law.
Ordered, That Thompson Wiggins,
Township No. 1, be relieved from pay
ment of double tax for 1892, upon pay
ment of a single tax.
Ordered, That a voucher of $2.00 per
mo h be issued to Isaac Taylor, Town
ship No. 5, for the support of Amos
Chapman and daughter, said allowance
to begin from 1st of November last.
O- ierod, That ,he report of W. M.
Watson. Clfrk Sunerir Court and the
reporter.,' . Fiddle, R.-yLter of Deeds
to Board ot Ccrmr.'"! -ucrs of Craven
"ounty be approved aurl k -rded in the
boo' ofO.f era l.eports.
Ordered, That the -x assess 1 :o
Juflge v eymou; f lot or. King street
valued nt $40.) be remitted, the same hav
ing bi on so; i to Claih & Co. and listed
by them for taxation.
Ordered, Tf ".'. the poll tax charged
ugr.ir-jt Edward Wbitford, Township No.
1 for 1892, be remitted, be being over 50
i-ai's or uge.
Ordered, That the tax issued against
Jno. R. Miller, Township No- 1, be re
mitted, be owning no 'land in Craven
county.
Ordered, That the petition of citizni
of Township No. 7, praying for removal
of Austin Biwn, Toad overseer, be re
ferred to road supervisors of said town
ship. Ordered, That the further consideration
of the bond of Jos. L. Habn, Register of
Deeds-elect be postponed to 3 o'clock
p.m.
Whereas, the resignation of Mr. Jesse
Broadway as a member of fence commis
sioner of Township No. 3. is this day ten
dered by Commissioner Carr. It is
ordered that the same be and hereby is
accepted and that W. W. Arnold is ap
pointed a member of said commission in
lieu of said Broadway resigned, and that
the clerk of this Board is hereby instruct
ed to notify said Arnold of bis appoint
ment. Ordered, That the petition of Francis
Winslow, Lieut. Commanding Division
Naval Reserve, be referred to the county
attorney -with instructious to examine tbe
same and report to the next meeting of
this board, us to the power of the same
to make the appropriation therein asked.
Ordered, That J. A. Bryan, chm'n,
take such action as may be necessary to
collect taxes due by R. P. Williams and
R. P. Williams, agt.
On motion the Board took a recess to
3 o'clock.
(Concluded on third page.)
SIMMOM1 I OR THE CABINET.
Keep his Name at the Front and let a
Committee Wait Upon the Presi
dent and Request his
Appointment.
Editor Journal: Recently our at
tention was called to a well written
article in the Goldsboro Argus urging
the name of Hon. F. M. Simmons for a
cabinet position in the Democratic house
hold of Mr. Cleveland. As Mr. Simmons,
apart from his recognized extraordinary
a! 'ty desefves tne piaucms- oi ever)
lo-.. r of the blesMnes ot Democratic gov-'
eminent in North Carolina, we when old
sol peeps his fiery brow out of the danc
ing vaters of the Atlantic, ask space in
vcfur columns to add a w ord in his behalf,
tru- ing that tho Lv-mocratic press of the
State will benp hi nahie before the pub
lic, and i.i in -. request for tne pronio
f' -i'n of Nor,.. Cfiioiina's young "Nestor''
i if we may use the t. , -. , "d if necessary
; 'f a com' -uttr -it some ; our learueu
am. -"fln....ial political lights wai. upon
the President-elect, an... Trued wi::. n so
lutions fro. a .-vi y co inty In the rMate
re.iucst the appoiL.mer.t Mr. Sin.i.ons
i to a ibinet. . sition.
! Ha.-inii- i:nowu him long and well we
j jQ not hesitate to say that he is a man of
ability and
wtiich nt lnm lor any
be called upon to per-
task which he n
form.
When Mr. Simmons was called to the
cnairmanship of the Democracy of North
Carolina, a dark and threatening cloud
seemed to be fast settling upon our good
old State, when we could see nothing
very promising for the Democracy, save
that
we knew - nons anu reueu
him
Some of our wisest sages bad
! paired, (but tbe sagacious Ransom know
a recess . .ej, t. -s vounj: icader never did)
: seeincr nothing ahead but the dark abyss
I of threatened republican misrule, when
! they would have so entrenched them
; selves that many years of hard and pa-
tient toil would have been required to
i dislodge them, and the fair fame of good
old North Carolina would have been so
' tarnished and blackened that she might
! well have b.-en excluded from the Demo
' rratic sisterhood of States. But Mr.
seized tne helm of the
arnnd old shin
grana oia snip,
conducted her safely through the breakers.
: :,i, t,i iniiaTl, n the 8 Hi of
. Nov. last moved safely m the usual.
Democratic harbor with colors noaunsr at
the mast-head on which were inscribed
Cleveland and the blessings of good
government by 40,000 majority.
Democrat.
Beaufort, N. C, Dec. 6, 1892.
: Superior Court,
; AVednesday's proceedings.
, J. B. Hughes vs. Geo. Green.
ludg-
ment for Tilniintiff
May vs. C. S. Bell. Judgment for
plaintiff.
L. M. Gilbert vs. Ross Ferguson, ft ills.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Macon Daugherty vs. Ella Daugherty.
Divorce. Judgment for plaintiff.
Edward Whit ford Admr. vs. John II.
Whitford. Judgment of non suit.
Dail vs. Hniithwick. Judgment of
non suit.
State vs. Win. Ellis. Not guilty.
A. T French vs. .1. C. Green. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
W. M. Asher vs. Cbas. Reizinstein.
Tbe jury have not yet agreed on a verdict
Henry Rouse vs. S. It Went. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
M. H. Sultan vs. Mutal Life Association.
Judgment for plaintiff.
The following were yesterdays proceed
ings: Thos. Green col., abandonment adjudg
ed to pay a fine of $50, Oo and cohU.
In the matter of tbe will of Ann Loftin,
to the court: Issues. Is the paper offered
as the last will and testament of Ann Lof
tin. the last will and testament of tbe de
ceased? Les judgment.
Foy vs. commissioners. Judgment in
favor of defendant, affirming decision of
Supreme court.
Harrison vs. Figott. Plaintiff allowed
to amend summons and complaint. De
fendant "has Have to answer amended
Complaint at next term as of this term.
At 1 o'clock p. m. on motion of M. D.
W. Stevenson, Esq. the. court adjourned
until Friday morning at 9:80 o'clock ont
of respect to the memory of Judge Geo.
Green.
Race Horses Coming.
Letters are now being received from
owners of racing horses at vanous points
in reference to entering them for onr fair
Several are expected shortly to go
through a training course for the contests.
One is already here and been practicing
for a couple of weeks. This is Alamance
Chief, belonging to Mr. Curry Walker, of
Hickory. He is a fine animal. His sire
is the famed Melvin Chief.
The $2000 that will be given in pre
miums this year is enough to spur the
sporting men up to extraordinary efforts.
If you want to see the best races you have
ev-;r seen, come to the New Berne, Fair
and watch the races that will take place.
The Fair will be held the entire week
beginning February 20tb. There will be
very interesting races on four days of
that week, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
N. W. & C. B. F.
Distances Estimated Cost of Com
pleted Railroad and Proposed
Equipment.
The table of distances between Norfolk
and Catharine Lake, Onslow county, by
projected locations of the Norfolk, Wil
mington "& Charleston railrotd as given
in Chief Engineer Runk's report is: From
Norfolk by Suffolk, Winton, Windsor,
Speller's Ferry, Pactolus, Dover and Com
fort to Catharine Lake, 168.7 miles; by
Wallace town, Lillys, Coleraine, Windsor,
Cedar Landing, Washington and New
Berne to Catharine Lake, 172.72 miles;
by Suffolk, Winton, Windsor, Cedar
Landing, AVashington, Chocowinity and
New Berne, 179.85 miles.
ESTIMATED COST OP COMPLETED RAILROAD
The country between Norfolk and
Charleston is remarkably level, and of
such a character that a good and practi
cable railroad can be built and operated
at a cost much below the average.
The bridge and trestling will not ex
ceed forty thousand (40,000) feet.
Estimated cost of construc
tion between Norfolk and
Charleston Harbor by the
survey now made,
Cost of construction per
mile, $11,101.
Cost of the following re
quired equipment,
$3,041,109
712,600
Cost of construction and
equipment,
To which should be added
expenses of organization,
surveys, and obtaining
right of way, estimated,
$4,653,709
114,000
Total cost of completed and
equipped railroad.
Cost per mile, $18,480.
PROPOSED EQUIPMENT AND
$4,767,709
estimated
O08T.
28 locomotives, one to each
12 1-2 miles, $7,000, $196,000
60 passenger coaches, 8,500, - 210,000
18 mail and express cars, 2,000,
36,000
300 box cars, 600,
120 flat cars, 400,
."i0 dump cars,
CO hand cars,
60 set track tools,
352 miles telegraph line,
180,000
48,000
2,000
2,400
8,000
35,200
$712,600
WASHINGTON AND NEW BERNE ROUTE.
The Railroad Company have had in
ducements extended them by way of
county and town subscriptions which
have received consideration to deflect
from the general surveyed route and
locate tbe railroad through the cities of
W: shington and New Berne, N. C.
vjry important business places in which
event the length of the railroad would be
r -rea?ed over the surveyed line not
more than twelve (12) miles, and with
an increased total cost of $161,160, mak
ing a total cost of the railroad on the
above referred to route $4,928,867.
NOTICE.
Mr. Ralph Gray is hereby appointed
acting agent Norfolk, Newberne and
Wasintrton. N. C. direct line at New
berne, vice S. II. Gray deceased.
John E. Lamouine, Agent.
Approved:
H. C. Boune, Gen'l Manager Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
James W. McCarnck, Gen'l Agent
Jlyde Line.
THE STAGE AND TUB PCL.PIX
Rav. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I
feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
King's New Discovery has done for me
My Lungs were balWy diseased, and my
parishlonera thought I could live only a
few weeks. I took five bottleH of Dr.
King' New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining 26 lbs. in weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
hination. writes: "After a thor-
ougn trial ana convinemg
nim-rrv for
. i i I T ATM
ra couneieui. li. mug 1
I Consumption beats em a i ana cures .
hincr else lails. The oreatei-t kmd
ness I can domy many thousand friends is
to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles
at F. 8- Duffy's drug store. Regular sizes
50c. and $1.00.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfa.
ffORFOLK, HEWBEBI & WASHHOTOI
DIRECT LIKE.
Tri-Weekly Trips.
In order to make more oonTralant anS
Aoonomloal dm of tbe voaaela now employ ad
Id the North Carolina service, and thua to
Rotter Sens the Interests of Shippers,
the Clyde Line and Old Dominion BWeam
.hip Company have concluded to mera.
their respective line between Newborn, W.
U.. and Norfolk. V... Into one line, thos KlT
Di pasaengera and truek h ippera three trips
Keh week between Nuwbom and Aorfolk
via Washington.
NO ADVANCE IS KATES.
On and arter THURSDAY. ADO. 36th. lt
until further notloe. the
Stauier NEWBERIE, C&pt SotUigitt,
Steamer DEFIANCE, Ci.pt. Burgess,
AD
Steamer ALBEMARLE. C&pt. Eiodes,
win b&ii from Norfolk. Va., for Iew Kara
direct, every Monday, Tnur.dj and
Saturday, making connection with
tbe Atlantic and North Carolina Hallroa.
and the water lluei on Reus, and Treat
rlvera.
Hetnrnlng. will .all K ROM HEWBRRIT far
NORFOLK, Va., via Roanoke laland wbarf,
every Tuesday. Thnr.dity and Hatnrdey .1
12 M., making ooimeotlon at Norfolk with
Tha Old Bar Line, for Baltimore. Tb. Olyd.
Line, for .Philadelphia. The Old Dominion
Bleamablp Co.. for New York. Tb. Mr
ouanta' and Miner' Line for ProYldenaa aad
Boston, and The Water Lines for Waaolna.
lon, D. C. and Rlohmond, Va., thoi glTlBf
an all water route to all Northern
and Rastern pol:ita.
Also oonnecllon mode with the O. A O.
R. R . and N A W. K K for the West.
Passengers will find a good table, com fort
able rooms, and ererr ooortear and atten
tion will be paid them by the offleara.
Order all goods, care of N. N. A W. OlraM
Line, Norfolk, Va.
, H. H. GRAY. Ajvnl
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
n.
rast Passenger and freight Line Pet 'u
CTXlTOr BBHNZI,
eastern North Carolina Points, and all Sato
neotlons of th.
PKMKSYLVAHIA aAILHOAD,
IBTCL.TJDIWQ
New Vork, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bejj
tlmore a.d Boston,
Tha ONLY
Trl-Weekly Us. Owt
Maw B.ra.
THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY aMJUlTTaU)
BTEAMKR
Balls from New Berne
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,:
FRIBAYI,
pping at Koanoae laland saoh way wad
forming close oonoectlon with the
Norfolk Honthern Railroad,
rde Eastern Dispatch Line, oonslstlng of
in Wilmington a. H. Oo.. Norfolk Honthern
A. B New York. Thlla. and Norfolk H. aL.
and Pennsylvania R. R . form a reliable and
I scalar line, offering superior faollltlM for
4 nick passenger and freight transportation.
No transfer except at Kllsabetn Olty, at .
wblob point freight will be loaded on oars to
go through to destination.
jMreot all goods to be ahipped r1akiaatara
us to u.
,th dally i
Oaioltna Disc
ipath daily aa ronows:
From New York, by Penoa. &. Burlaw IT,
Knrt.li Hiv.r
From Philadelphia, by Ph.Ua,, W.laad Balto.
R. B., Dock St. Station. -
From Baltimore, by Phlla WlLlaad Bait.
Jl B., President Bt Htatlon.
From worfOlk, by Norfolk Southern B. B.
From Boston, by Merchants A Miners Trans
portation Co.; New York and New Knlajd
As Re
A e Kates aa low and tuns quicker thanby -
ny other line
For further information apply to
W. H. Joto (Gen'l Freight Trafflo Ant,
P, R. R.) General Traffic Agent.
Gao. 8tiphns, Division Freight AA-ent.
P. W. A B. R R.. Philadelphia.
B. B. Oookb, Gen'l Freight Agent., H. T.
P. A N. R. R , Norfolk, Va.
a. O. Rcdoinh General Freight Agent N.F1'
K. R.. Norfolk. Va.
GEO. HESDKBSON, Agsnt.
New be me. N. O.
COLD
Comin?!
We have a full line of
HE ATI KG STOVES.
L. H. Cutler'& Co.
HORSES AI1D MULE
a).
I hare just received a FINK LOT tt
Western North Carolina
HORSES AND MTJLE3.
AlfiO, A FINE LOT OF
BUGGIES, ROAD 0ARTB
AND
HARNESS.
All of whloh I will Mil VERY CHEAP
for oaah or approrad paper,
Give ma a trial.
THoe. A. Ghicbw, Pres. l K. For, Cashier.
WM. Dunk, Vice-Pres. H. M. UnoVa.T.Uaf1
CITIZENl? BANK
or
NEW BERN, N- C.
DO A GKSKRAL BANKING BUBIBBW.
The Aooounta of Banks, Bankers, Ouiporav
tlons. Farmers, Mi clients and ota.ra re
oelved on favorable terroe. Prompt and
careful attention given to the Intereetof OM
customers.
board or ninoroM.
Ferdlnan t flrtch. K- H. eadowa,
J. A. Meadows. xmS5,ldi'A
Hamuel w. Ipook. James Bedmond.
Chaa H. Fowler, Chaa. Rela.nat.ln
William Dunn. MT"r. "fSTl
K. W. Small wood, Thoa.A.rn,
Geo N. lve O. B. Foy.
THE
Farmers & Mercnants Bank
NEW BERNE, N, 0-
Organised one year arc
CAPITAL STOCK , 7V22XS
Dividend . . HJMi
Surplus and Profits . 8,0.V
OFFICERS :
L. H. Cutler. Prld.
W. 8. Chadwick, Vloe-Prealdajrit.
T. W. Dewey, Oaa hlar .
A. H. Powell. Taller.
DIRECTORS :
Wc. dev., P. U. jtottar.
J. W Stewart, W. 8. Ohadwlok.
John 8uter. O. Mark,
L H. Cutler, E B. Haokbwm.
Headquarters for Nickel
Your business ia respectfully olldl
J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S
Pontine limited .
npeietire
cbanlnal lenMetry
and Dental Burjery
Teeth
without pain ot
use of Nltro oxio.
Gaa.
JT7 ime of DeDtistry don
nVhVb.?t..v;M.ti.fr
Offlce, eorner of MlddlBti.l ano ""
Alley, oppoalte Baptlat Church.
WAVE
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