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INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS.
Single Oopies, 5 Cents.
NO. 36
vol: xyiii.
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Children Cry for
McDANIEL & GASKILL
::- -Whoiesale & Retail Grocers.
Jobbers of Lorillaid Snuff and Tobacco.
, KIIeiKlqaarters "for. Grooad AUam Salt, which we are selling at
the. extreme loir priee of 59 oenta per sack.
EEIoarwe boy direct frona the mills by the Car loal. It will
pay yoa to vee a before yoo bay.
. IOUB STABLES ARE FEEE TO ALL-
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r.V; Na;'71 Broad -Street, "-opposite Stewart's Lirery Stables.
; " MKW BERNE, N. C.
.Uader Oaaton House, Sooth fTont StriftNew Berue, N. C
-.. V";' : - PULL OK
toy es, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
r . Yabl'b Ware, Barbed Wire,
; GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS,
. Lime, Plaster and Cement.
CZVqCS PURE READY MIXED PAINTS.
EPersooal attention to the prompt and correct filling ot alJ
orders. . " ' mg3ra w,4ow
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i00:CA5ES
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CANNED 'GOODS
of iifereit Ttrieties Califoraia
Cf ai4 ;tUf.Bte flat-tfce most
-':::: . ieliefoi.
- yj TDoanT forget our CHEESE, the
flaestoaaartVftt Ins than. Kew Tork
TTiooda well bought an half soM.
? uaiap these siai get oar prices.
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J.F.
!xsrnra fxabs,
TFsaWBT8 PH.nTi Is" A T. A OA.
.. '.ps ooaairmB,
.':--v?rr'iasa. Wtss
: 'i A THK CHXAPBST
ris.CK W TOTIT
y J TO BUT PIPES.
N. Nunn & Cof
J. A; Paris & Co.
; ... v. WHOLESALE
Grocers & Supply
yjr. Company.
3ff ABLTFAOTUBEBS j AGENTS.
, 100
- Fll Cream
Cbeece. .
500
Boxes Cakes
and Crackers.
" Hazard Powder, shot,
. . Gail & Ax Snnff,
Loxillard Snuff.
All at v- llaanfactarera Prices.
. C5rWo break no packages, be
ing the only exclusive wholesale
Grocers is the city. We solicit
yoar .orders, which shall hare
k prompt aiieauon.
LnlU
;-.Vv;ciS
and Children.
f CmUi 4m with tk patrot
tWr Utm la H If otKm kmi
mmtm J prticUy perfct mm
Pitcher's Castorla.
..SMALL WOOD,
SHEP PARffS
UADE FROM PURE PIG IRON.
Xotoopoudof Scnplroa
k error osed In thee. good.
DURABLE, CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL.
r AB Modern lmprorements to LIkte
BaekerlBC Cares.
Twanty different siaea and Unds.
Every Stm Warruted Agmlsst Defects.
Priesi mot much higher at this time
tbaa on commoner kind of Stoves.
Call on or addrtm
Co., Hbt Benie, H. C.
DEESS
GOODS DKPAKTMENT.
We quote you a few .prices on
goods in department that are
worth doable the prices we ask:
tySpeeiala until this advertise
meat changes.
Dalf wool, Dress Cashmeres, all
shades at Sc.
36 in. Cashmers figured effect, at
14c.
3d in. wool Flannels, Black and
colors, at ISc.
3d in all wool Serges in black and
bloee at lac.
ESPThe last two qualities arc
sold anywhere in the city at
44 in. Henriettas, the leading col
ors, at 3dc. formerly sold at i5e.
64 in. Ladies Cloth, blue and black
at 4Qc worth Soc.
ONLY PLATE YolTTAN i KT TnjCSK
PBICES.
NEW l)ERN K DAUUMN HOUSE
EW DeHNE D.MiUAIN0USE
C-- .A.. BABKXJT, Mtf r--
OURILADIES'
E. P. Reed's Fine
Shoes
Have Juit Arrived
Also fioe line ol" D')UJLAS8 and COfei
SETS Meti s Shoe?, ur.l a full line of
all other grades.
EBTheae goods were all purchased
helorij ihe Krf-lt a-lTinci3 in bhoes und
will he sold at old prires.
We have a t'uw pieces oi all wool, 44
inch
Henrietta and Serge
In Blacks and Blues, will be closed out
at 60 ecnu per yard.
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NEWS ADKIFT.
la th illy r F.lni iit Vlrlnily.
;itlhrrrl In Mil Brlrfly Told.
Over n dozn t.-Me :uv n u-c-riiti il
aiunng the guests of ilif Ch iiluwka.
Mr. T. A. Green puttini; uy an iron
fem-f at Ins rruidt-nce ot n cry pietty
desiun. It will lnno irou i;alew and
lx i i up in j;innitL' ietin4 on ;i urick
fonnilalion.
Mr. Adx'rt Willi and Mi L u W;nle
or Mon haul Cii y, weie mai ricd in iln
Metln lit church or that phico Thursday
nmlit, tin- pntoi, Ktv. Edwin ('. (ilfnii.
itiiiiatin''.
Mi-scs Addic C'ml-r and PuuM.
Iiav been rppointid cunvasstis t.'i"
u riilioiiM of soorial nrcniiums to
.well
sub
tle E:i-t Carolina Fair. "We expect to
of these vnure hidiiS meeting wiili
hear
line
Mr M. ). McKtel of Clnrk' brick
jani, h:it the misfortune to gi t hi.; iirm
ln-okr ne.ir the wiist while sit work at
lie 1 1 :i i r i.v 1 1 1 e overturninir of n i-;irry-lo.
When il tunml ovi r i lie wheel li'iuk hi
una and did Ute iufurr.
We sf in the Beau'oit Heiald th;it In
spector Moore of ihe Life Saving Station,
lias accepted (he Dew ulation at Hunting
(Quarters v hich he has jnt inspictei.
Tlie s'ation was built by contractor
thul".
SutH- ient previous uotiee having In eu
i,'iven, and setilenuni not having len
made by all delinquents on our su tv
'cription list, we will discontinue those
in arrears if not settled within a few .days.
A smnll house is In-ing erected id the
corner ot Ciaven and Pollock s-ttvet to
si-rv" ivs an oftice for those in chaise ol
the public buildiug while the work is
going ou.
The three Virginia barges at Hull rock.
are U' t taking oysters themselves, hue are
buying Iroin the oysterinen, which they
liave a right to do provide I there is an in
spector looking after Ihe oysters they get
and seeing that thu laws are complied
with.
Mr. Samuel Bacon of Wintlimp. lormc r
ly Adanis"crcek. was in the city Fiiday
Belore leaving the city Mr. Bacon calleil
urourjd ami renewed his subscription by
paying up to 1897. Other subscribers are
notified that they ure privileged to do
likewise.
The granite loundation for the A. & N".
I C. R. li. Trent river drawer was fiuished
i Friday at rive o'clock, leaving every
thing in n adiuess for puttiug in ol the
drawer. It is expected to arrive to-day.
The work of putting it on w ill toke sum
weeks.
Capt. W. It. Ilinnant. road master of
the A. & N. C. IL 11., met with a pain
ful nccident yesterday, w here the new
draw is U-ing put in the Trent river
bridge. A piece of tindcr tell on hi
hand. Que of the fingers was so cut th it
the wound had to be sewid together.
Fortunately, however, there was no bone
broken.
The concreting lor the foundation of
the public building is almost
finished and the placing of the slone Inun
dations is dow in progress. 1 he p'aeing
of t he stone for that aDd lor the founda
tion of Ihe new draw of the A. & N. C.
K. R., began the same (lav, Tuesday, Nov.
5ih.
Mr. Jaires B. Dully showed us a foot
ofaeairier pigeon which he killed two
ii'iles below New Ilenie while huuting.
Tlierj is a ring metal jut below '.lie
pigeons knee which lus tlie letters H. P.
li. mi it and the number 1"3 in one
direction and lh" number 94 in the
other.
Edgar J ad win, of Pennsylvauia, First
assistant engineer, who came up from
Wilmington Monday the 4ih, left nidi
Maj. Chadbourn on the steaonr Gen'l
Thoin for Ocrac ke to look aMer the new
channel work there. Col. D. 1'. Heap
who succetds Maj. Stanton lu charge of
this district is already there. They will
go on arouud to Mori head inspecting the
drvdgiug in Bogue sound aDd ivtuin to
the city by rail.
Figures as to the cost of the War Be
tween The Stan s, given in another column
are truly startliug. They show that the
Siutli expended over the value of
the slaves and the Nortb more than double
as much. According to the figures itcot
the latter enough to l ave purchased the
enlire Confederacy. The South could have
freed every slave at the beginning cheaper
than it coul I have conducted the war and
the North fared evea worse in money a
penditure, to say nothing ofihegieit
destruction of lilu and suffering caused on
boiii sides,
Tk Bud I, ft w Qnestlon in Pitmllro.
Mr. T. J. Sawyer, of Merritr, Pamlico
county, was in the city yesterday.
The road law, upon which Craven
couuty has just voted, applied to Pamlico
county also, but Mr. Sawyer telh us that
registrars were appointed and registration
books furnished them too late lor the
election to be legal, wiih the exception of
Gcxee creek Island precim t. That piicc
held an election but Mr. Sawyer was not
ir. formed as to what was the result. There
was no electiou whatever held where he
lived, but there was in some others,
though he thinks they will not stand.
PhotocraphH ol City OOlrinlM.
Mr. F. M. Wiustcai) is now displaying
in front ol hi-s gallery eight cal'inet size
photographs in one large Irame. Tiny
ure photographs ol the Mayor Win. Kllis
and the police force. Mayor !Kllis is at
Ihe center; surrounding him are City
Marshal James T. Ijwis, and officers
Land, Dixon, Montsgue, Biin-on, Gaskill
and Elliott.
The execution of (he woik is excellent.
both in likeness and finish, and the group 1
of pictuies attracts 'he notice of uuiubers i
of the passcis-by. j
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1 1.AH.
' The ehct:ou ill Pamlico ciinty for:
! adoption or r jeciion of the R.ail Law!
I p.is d off qu.ellv, but the law was.
! (Ideated. " i
The vole was not l arge; a g.-o dy uuiu
ber of voters in Slonewall precinct wriei
i "disgiug 'tateis' Our pneinct lection'
w as held in our Stonewall post office and
the postmaster was the rcgisi rr, with two
populists and one colored Republican.
The Road tix is defeated juat the same.
Hurrah for Pamlico! i.
I Rcylvl at Hlnvtop.
1 Rev. Fxlwin C Glenn, of Mori-head
I City Ins l n assisting Rev. I. (. Guth
1 ne of Kinslon in a piotracted meciiuy.
Mr. Glenn was called away bid returned
j Friday. Ue informs us that theie isdiep
I spintuul ipteret and the prospect as
good for one o: the best meetings that has
, i ecu in a long time. The numi'er of pt n
' itcots at the altar one night wa.- about
twputy-five.
Another Lartf Rear.
Messrs. James Htid Arch Corbett,
I tenants on Mr, J, II. Davis' farm, brought
1 to town Thursday a large bear they Lad
j killed. It weight d about 300 pounds un
dressed and ihose who saw it say it is
about the largest ever killed around
here.
It has not leeii very long since a large
!ar was killeel by these same gentlemen.
They might be styled '-Corbett Bros., the
bear killers.'' Tuey say there were live in
their corn-field a lew go. Beaufort
Herald.
nr.ATii of Rt. '. a. iuttm:.
F.tpiros Peacefully
HrrSnn. Rev. II. W
nl Ilie Home of
IlHltlo, in I'ctcrw-
burK. V.
We lea-n with regret of dft'lt ll at 1
. td-
burg, Va . Wednesday the t'.th inst.
that ( stimable christian lady, fis. V
Battle nliisp home was in Nt-w Berne
ol
. A.
tor
Several veal-, and whose luallh s.tdly I'll i I
el lx fore she und her i (1 -1 :i t) 1 (Jen'l
Battle lift here and in.nl.' the r home with
their son. Ri v. II. W. Battle, of 1 tns
burg. a former pa-tor of Middle stieit
liuitist church, this citv.
h, this citv. T he entire
family have
citv who wi
inanv warm irieiids in thi
ll mutoW with ihe bc'eavp.1
ones.
The PetiMburg Iodex-Apped ol
Tluirsda makes this mention of Mrs.
Bun le's ih alb :
Mrs C. A. B .tile, wile of General
Cullen A. Baltic, ol North Carolina, w in
has la-en seriously ill for a number of
months at the horn of her so"i. Rev. lr
H. W. Battle, pas-ed peacefully to a bet
ter wor.d last evening at six o'clock
" Though it had Iteen atinoiiui e l
that
Mjs. Bat tle was cri'.ii-aily ill. In r sick
ness had been so protracted that this nn
nounctmeui will come us a painful sur
prise to many. The sympathies of ihe en
tire community go out to the bereaved
family."
Shuttle Blork Fnelory.
Messrs. Taylor it Lee -f Adams crock
will begin soon at lhat place the manu
facture ol shu'tle blocks. Mr. Taylor is
a native of Canada, moving to this coun
try onlv a short while ago, though he has
visihd this s c'.ion of the Bouth once
before. The blocks ate for the Kuropcan
market, having alieadv bet.ii contr.icled
lor.
We nre glad to see 1 1 1 i s move, ami
it w ill le a s iccess. Ju-t such and
lar nianufacluring concerns we
always emle ivore I to get (stab
ain:ng us for utilizing the variu
trust
si mi
have ished
and
almost iiiehaustable woods tlmt
this section.
;tow 111
I N TIIKKK STRAIT II EATS.
John R. Oentry Fasily Re tt Pntrhen
nt RriilHTllle.
A Sccial to ihe News and Observer
trom it-insvine. .. u., on aov. -hii, in i
reference to the great races at lteidsvillc I
says a good crowd was present and the
racing excellent.
Owing to the rec(nt heavy rains the
track was slow, the hack stretch in par
ticular being heavy. Mr. Ouiry, I'.i'ehcn's
driver, rated the course as being at least
five seconds slow.
Following is a suminarv of the nice bv
heats:
Fiist race, 2:20 class, purse $30
Paiistone 1, 2, 2, 1, 2; Billv Ai kerson
4, 6, C, C; Maggie Camjib. ll ':!, :!, 3. o, :l;
Miss Thompson 2. 4. .". 4; Billy Wilkes
6. 5, 4, 5; Clipper 5. 1. 1,2.
Time, first he it '2r2:S; second heat il '21
1-4; third heat 2:21 1-4; fourth heat 2:2:!
3-4; fifth heat, 2:25 1-2.
Second race, Patchen andGentrv, purse
$2,000; Gentrv drew the pole.
Gentry 1. 1, 1; Patchen 2. 2. 2. Time
lirst heat 2:10; second brat 2:V0: third heat
2:00.
The ihree minute race was postponed
until to-morrow.
Deftiider, a Ixautiful young coll,
owner, .lames Williamson, of AI nuance,
paced a quarter ol a mile in :'.(! Miimls.
Ifeiionctle. from the Alamance farm, set
tin1 track nconl, trotting one mile in 2:10
1-4.
Very Low Rules to AtlantH.
The Seaboai d Air Line hus n ade spec-
lal low rates
certain dates.
to Atlanta Exposition ou
The charge is to be only
five dollars liom Wi mington to
Atlanta on November 9th. lOih, ltUb.
and 17th,
The tickets will be good giving odIv on
the day ot sale, but are good to return on
any train w ithin ten days.
Announcement is made that there will
lie nolav-ovtr, and no time lost on the
rosd. and that Pullman and othi r s'eepers
will le furnislud on the 17lh, and on other
d ites if I'eti'ed.
The regular trains wdi be used; it is
simply special rates and the otl'e- is made
of securing the hotel accommodations
for patrons if desired.
W. N. & N R. It. trains run right to
make good connections with these trains
but we are not infoimed as to whether
ihey give special inducements lor tho oc
casion or not.
Resolntionn of Respect.
At a meeting of the Pre-bvti rian con
gregation held at 2nd Presbyterian church
in Goldsboro, the following resolutions
respi cling the death of Bio. T. B. Ilyman
wi re adopted:
Whereas, an all wise God in his wise
providence has seen til to remove fioin ihe
church militant to ihe church triumphant
oar worthy brother, Mr. T. B. Hyman,
therefore be it lesolvnl 1st:
That in the d.aih of Bro. Ilyman the
church has lost one of its most zealous
members and one whose Hie has been
devoted to ihe christian work
2nd, Ever since the election of our
church at Georg-town live yi ars ago and
even beiore, our brother has given of his
time and means lilxjrally for die advance
ment of the community and the welfare
of the church. The phasant smile, the
warm giasp of the hand, and the kind
words, all liom one so true, caused all to
love hiir. at oin:e
3d, That we remember with gratitude
his many words of instruction and his
prayers, always pointing us to 1 1 i ill iibow.
whose presence i ur brother now cbjoys.
4th, That we lender the bereaved family
of our brother our heartfelt sympathy in
thi- their g,c-it loss.
5th. That a copy of these resolutions lie
sent to the family of our deceased brotlur,
and to tin- New Berne .lot UN A I, and
Gol lsl'i-o D-.nly Argus for publication.
I!e-peei lull y Subnittt i d,
John E. Stani.y,
John I. Mozisiio,
Commi;tee.
ST A IK IIAIY ASSOCIATION.
Yanderbilt anl hl Su perl it lenilen I
llavr l iillnl With it There Slionll
lit a ;of .Heiiilrerhip Here.
Among the score ot gentlemen who be
came memlvers of the Slate- Dairy Asso
ciation nt its stated meeting in Rileigh
during Fair week in October, were Mr.
(George Yanderbilt and Charles McNamee,
manager of the Biltmore estate near
Asheville: also .1. M. Weston, Superinten
dent ol the Biltmore dairy firm and
creamery. The latter was elected a direc
tor. Mr. Yanderbilt already his 10J rr itcli
cows of h;gh grade, and expecti- eve ntuaPv
to operate the best equipped cieani. ry in
the Slate.
The i o-opi rat .on of such c-oniest work
ers of ample on ans must "prove of
no mii ill ad vanl age to the young d dry
movement so la-entlv inaugurated and we
hope to seethe membership ineletiuinitely
extended.
Wa are pleased to find the name oi our
townsman Charles E. Nels-m enroll, d
fimoug the members. The adjoining I
only a dollar, applications should te sent
to Sicietary, 1C B C Hamblev at Salisbury
N. C.
I That tired, all gone feeliug, lossofappe-
lite, caused by improper dieting can be
easily eradicated by using Johnson's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Od. Pleasant to
the taste. Pint bottle, 11.00. at F. S. Duf-Ify's.
' A KR A W A V - K I. ft I E M FT I A I.N.
Mnrrins:e nf n Prominent New Bernlnn
to one ot Itnlei K'h'N Lovely Inurli
ters. imnouiici d, the marriage of Mr. J
R. B. Carraway ot this city ami Miss
Loui-e Elgie of Raleigh, took place in
the Episcopal church of the latter city
WciIiicmI iy evening. Mr. Carraway and
his bride left lor their northern wedding
tour and tin- party ol relai ives and Irieiids
who attended, returned home last night.
Mr. Carraway, teller of the National
!jank of this city, is not only excep
tionally good at the banking business,
but he is an exceeding pfeasaat uinl ac
commodating young man and one of Ihe
best-liked in ihe citv.
His charming, lovely and BCCOiupl ihed
bride is no -i ranger in our midst. In her
short stay of one scholastic year during
which time she was in charge of the mu-
lcal dep irrmcnt of the New Berne Colle
giate Instit ute, she made hosts of Irieiids
and will find a warm welcome back.
Tn i: Jor kn a i, extends- hearty congratula
tions and sinceiest wishes for a long life of
' happiness to both bride and erorm
e copy the ollowiug iiccoutil .a Hie
ceremony liom the columns of the News
and Observer of Thursday:
At nine o'clock hist evening in Christ
Church were solemnized the nuptials ol
Mr. John R. B. Carraway and Miss Louise
Elgie.
The chancel was prettily decorated
with palms an 1 cut llowers and tunny
wax la pere she 1 their soft glow over the
altar.
The church was tilled with Irieiids of
the couple long before Ihe bridal party ar
rived. As the bridal party moved down ihe
ai.-le the not. j of Mendelsohn's grand
we tiling march came from the organ.
First came the nsheis, Mr. J. S. Wahab
and Mr. J. D. Gaskius, of New Berne; Mr.
K. P. Haywood, Jr., and Mr. Thomas
Pescud, of Raleigh; then ihe maid of
honor, .Miss Rose Brooke, of Troy, N.
Y.; and the bride, hailing; on the arm ot
her brother, Capt. William J. E gie. The
bride's dress was white satin, en train,
trimmed with lace and orange olossoms.
with ornaments ol diamonds; she wore a
handsome dianioud brooch; Ihe gift of the
groom.
At the altar the bride was met by the
groom and his best man, Mr. T. D. Car-
raw a v.
In Ihe beautiful ceremony of the Epis-
c pal church they were married, by Rev
Pr. Marshall, the rector, assisted by Rev.
T. AI. N. George, rector of Christ church,
New- Berne.
During the service Prof. Darnell played
soltly, "O, Piotnhe Me.''
A the brioal party left the alt ir the
matchless wedding march from "Lohen
grin" was tendered.
After the e ercmonv the bridal parly and
a few liie-nds ware tend-led a reception at
the hon e of Mrs. Elgie.
The groom is telh r of the National
Bank ol New Be-rne, an I a popular and
rising young bu-iness man ol this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Julia
Elgie o' this city, whet she has lived
for some year.-, apd where she is held in
warm esteem for her many tlue character
istics. Many elegant wedding presents weie
recened, the gilts coming from several
Northern State:, us well hs from the South
The grooii presented the ushers with
pe irl scarf-pins.
Mr. and Mrs. Can-away left this morn
ing lor a trip te New York and the Noith-
i rn i ilie.-.
ABANNK AT KKA.
A VeNNCl Reported off II altera With
no one on Hoard- Ol her Jtsrluc nix
aster News.
TheNoilolk 'iiginian says that a tel
eg'iiui received at the Weuthtr Bureau
office, in that city, on the 5th, iust. slated
that "the three-masted schooner Martin
C. Ebel, bound trom Jacksonville to
Philadelphia, drifted ashore one hall
mile South of Big Kinnukeet Life Having
Station, N C, at 9 o'clock that morning.
The vi sel is water-logged and abandoned.
No cargo had vet washed ashore. It is
supposed the cargo was jettisoned by the
crew beloie 1 1 icy abandoned the vessel
Nothiug is known of w here the crew is,
but it is thought that tljey must have
taken to the small bouts, and been pi( ked
up by some passing vessel. The lite-saving
eiew will board the strande-l vessel us
i-oon as Ihe sea moeleiates, she being iu the
breakers.
Tlie Ebel sailed Irom Jacksonville i ry
recently, iu command of Captain Mo
Ritchie. She was built at Boolhb.iy,
Me., in lS'JO, and ha a net lounige oi
about 400 tons. She is owned by Mr. J.
McMillan of New York.
Captain Patterson, of the Biitidi steam
er Wave, which arrivid at Lamliert's
Point on the 5th, for bunker coal, on her
way trom Coo-aw, S. C, lo Hull, Eng.,
reports pa-sing on ihe 14th ult. the
schooner Martin C. Ehel. ot New York,
watsr-loggi el and a derelict. Cape
Hatteras bearing S. W. 1-2 S. 27 miles.
The schooner looked to be iu good condi
tion. The Wa-hington, (X. C.) Evening
Me-senger, of the oth, inst. chronicles the
ariival theie of Mis. George G I Ioward and
two childien and Misses Ellen Culworth
and Lizzie Howard from the stranded
schooner Lizzie S. James commanded by
Capt. G G Howard that Mas bound
from Philadelphia to New Berne loaded
with lTo tuns of ( oal consigned to Charles
I) Norton. The vessel went ashore at
Ocean Yiew n Saturday lli 2nd
(but is expected 10 Ik-saved) and the lueh&s
and children were taken ashore in a small
boat.
Captain Howard an I hunily are of
Washington. -Miss How.-ir I is oi' Ocrucoke,
and Miss Culwoith e.t Wilmington. Oapl.
Howard had taken ihe paity en a trip lo
Boston and other places
Capt. Howard says that in an cxpe-r-
i i nee ot fortv years, this is the lirst ve-sel
he ever had stranded, though he OUce lost
one at sea.
'1 here were two other schooners stranded
at Ihe same time the Lizzie .lames was.
The hifgi .-t ol the three was the Emily
K. Noil bun, Capt. Kly P. Johnson,
which w i nt ashore at (.'ape Henry. Her
cri-w of si v n wcit; easily saved
in the breeches buoy by the Cape 11 my
life saving eiew. The other schooner was
the R. B. I.e. d of Philadelphia, which
also w i-nl ai.oi c near e i esin Yn w. So
nigh up did mis ve-sel go that the crew
only hail to walk a-hore iu order to save
iheinselve s.
Tl e vessels were all reported in good
condiiiuu and w'eie e-xpeelid to be
saved.
T f 1 V. flSI! (ill LEAKS
With a Splendid Assortment of New
Rerne and forehead .'1ty Live FiNh
for the Atlanta Exposition.
The I nited States Fish Commission
car iu charge of Capt. F. I. HagaU which
has been gathering; specimens here for dis
play at the Atlanta tsposrion leitr riaay
inoi ning xx itli one
ever takeu t here,
about a thou-and
if the fine-t car load:
The tanks contained
lish in large variety,
portion of them were
By far the larger
d : t res ti water tisli taken trom the streams
is 1 around 'ev Berne, but a lew sharks,
stingers, etc., came from the Salt watcas
around Morehead.
The last fish were put in after the tiain
came up from Moreheid. They were a
splendid lo! furnished by that enterpris
ing, wide awake linn Geo. N. lyes
& Son.
Prof,
horses.
Going's Worm Pow:lers lor
Sold at Brad ham's Pharmacy.
INSURANCE.
The South Atlantic Life and En
dowment Co,, of Kalei'sli,
N. C.
4'hnrtereil ly I.nt I.eKiMlnl il re I.lat ot
I Hforpiirnton IiieliiUpH . - w Rer
iilan PIubim tor Orjcnn iznl ion ami
Work Safe null ('onwervati ve Meth
od Policies the Filial ol Any Tlie
Only North Carolina Company ol it
Kinl-SureeMN to t he Movement.
Although nearly every State in thi
I in. ui has one or ni.uv hie insurant i
,n j.
have!
paiin s and some ot ihe couipani
maito forlunis for their stockholders,
North Carolina does not contain a single
dollars nro nn.
nually paiel out in this State for lile in
surance.
A movement is now assuming shape
however to establish such a company in
this State with headquarters at Raleigh.
The Raleigh Visitor has (ompihd a line
list of industries, enterprises and improve
ments that have Ien inaugurated in lhat
city during tho last ten years. Among
the number is the South Atlantic Life and
Endowment Insurance Co., of which two
New Berne men, C. E. Fov and t harks
T. Tir-w urn mpniln m of ihe liinri of in
corporators. George Allen, formerly of
New lterne, is the chairman of the incur -
i.ri-t,.i-' nnmmitiiB
i'"' - : ' w . ..
The incorporators are twent,' two in
uumber and are from fifteen North Caro
lina towns, embracing all portions of the
State.
The incorporators and their addresses
are: George Allen, B. S. Jarman, W. E.
Ashley. Wir. S Piimroseand J. N. Hold
ing, Raleigh; J. S. Carr, Gi-orge .
Watts and L D. Heartt. Durham; W. L.
London, Pittsboro; W. II. S. Burgwyn,
Henderson; A. G. Urenizer, Chailotti;
John Tull, Morganton; F. Stikelealher
and Chas. T. Ilaw.s, Asheville; II. M.
Worth, Worthville; G. S. Bradshaw.
Ashelx)ro C. M. Brown, Washington;
M. S. Willard, Wilmington; Dr. W. .
Capeheart, Avocn; W. E. Borden, Golds
boro; Charles L Ives and C. E. Foy, New
Berne, their associates and assigns.
The capital sti ck is lo be 6100.000,
devided into shares of $100 each and the
charter which was granted by the last
legislature permits the organization of the
company when one half of the capitil
stock has lei-n subscribed. The chatter
ulso authorises the stock to be incri a-d
to $300,600.
The company is to begotlm up by sul)
senptions, anel Ihe subscribers upon or
ganizing will elect directors and the
tlirectois elect a president and other
officers for the management of the corpora
lion. Subscriptions to stock are I o be paid
iu'monthly installments. A paymei.l ol
$6. 50 per mom h for a hundred monlhs
amounting to $050 pays for SI, IK it) worth
of slock. Other amoun's of stock arc, of
course, in the same proportion.
The statement is made that insurance
has now leconie the largest business in
the world, and bolli stocldiolelers and
managers, as a rule derive liberal profits
from it, and it is also said lhat the business
is attended with less risk lo the stock
holders than is usual in other enterprises.
These thi igs beii g so, it looks as if there
ought to be a good opening for a North
Carolina company and l lie movement has
our best wishes. To retain and iuvesit in
North Carolina a good proportion ol the
two mil ion dollars that annually haves it
in paymeht for life insurance will be a
decided benet, and no doubt conduce
largely lo the more rapid development
both industrially mill commercially.
The projectors of the company an
nounce their inientiou ot furnishing poli
cies lhat will be the ((pial of any in the
land for safety and equity and that eve ry
effort will l made to incorporate every
known advantage, while exercising at the
same time vigilant care to adopt only sate
and conservative methods,
N FECIAL FAIR PREMIUMS.
The Ladies Now Making: The Annual
Canvass to Complete Ihe List Con
sider What Yon Wish to Donate and
For What Exhibit so as to be Ready
For Tbent.
The special premiums doiiUed by bus
iness men and other citizens for the E ist
Caredini Fair at each exhibition add
much to t lie interest ot the 'iiendly rivalry
among exhibitors. Our pexple have been
verv liberal in their donations for this
purpose and we doubt notj a Que list of
such premiums will again be made up
for the next Fair which is to be held
throughout the entire week beginning
Monthly Feb. 24 to Saturday Feb. 20
Tlie; time has arrived lor the list to lie
be made up hr the approaching fair, and
the ladies, ever ready in their ellorts have
begun the canvass.
Mrs. R. P. Williams and Mrs. J. A
Meadow s are canvassing a portion of thi
ol v and Miss mum Henderson and JUrs.
J. T. Hollister have been appointed to
woik through the remaining port ion.
Tie; ladies inform us that they
meeting with good encouragenu nt;
people are readily responsive, and
showing the genuine interest, they
by considering what br niches of the
lubits l hey most wish to encourage
what special premiums will best
a'e
l bl
are feel
cx
and con
duce to the desired result. Now that they
are aware of the coming of the ladies these
points relative to their mission cau be
considered previous to their call and each
accordingly be ready to satid'actorily
add to Ihe list according to his own indi
vidual liking w hen they call.
RACI
FROM ATLANTA.
And Like Former Visitors, Warm in
Its I'raises.
'file party which went to Atlanta on
an A. .fc N. C. K. B. car specially fitted
up lor the trip, ten days ago, are buck.
Mr. F C. Uobcits, and Dr. Chas. Dully
anil laniily came, direetly back lo New
lierne urrivinir here last .light. Misses
Nannie and L Va Robjits, who hfi from
here, and Miss Mary Rolwrls ami
Miss Harriett Cole who joined them
n mule, stoppi d at Chapel Hill.
The members of the party who have
at rivi d spiak very highly ol the pleasure
of the trip and ot Ihe grandeur of the
Exposition. They think no one should
miss seeing it.
The car was ma le tin-home of the
party while aw ay, being tilted with till
conveniences and comforts necessary lor
the purpose.
The w ay to reach catarrh is through the
blood. That ringing sound in the ears
j anel loss of smell is caused by catarrh.
Johnson's Sarsaparilla and Celery treats
ihis disease successfully. Try it aud on
w ill not be disappointed. Price, large
bottles, SOcts. at V. S. Duffy's.
She in a DueneHM.
Miss Censuelo Yanderbilt, that was, is
now a duchess. She and the Duke ot
Marlborough were married at 13:-i0 on
Thursday the 7lh iu St. Thomas church,
Nexv York. It was a spectacle almost
unexampled lor its lavish magnificence.
The bride was given uxvay by her
father.
Her arrival was greeted with cheers by
the crowd on the sireet. There were oxer
two liuudred policemen on duty.
Physicians all over the world recom
mend Japanese Pile Cure. It has cured
thousands, will cure you. Sold under
positive guarantee- Sample free, at F. S.
Duty's.
HOME LIFE
1 NOT AtJAl.XST FA II O Till It.
I - -
j The Vole on the Komi Tux Law SIhihi
That Hie People Of New llerne are
j Not lisMMeil lo Take an I nihil' Ail
vantage of tlie 4'onntry. Alllionuli
the Fusion l.u isliil re Voliinlarlly
(invi- Them the I'on er lo lo ho.
KniTOR Joi rxai.: 'I he vote oi the
city of New Berne on the Road Law a
j lew days ago is a stinoing rebuke, and
! should forever silence the voii.-e of those
j who have endeavored to ptijudice the
i country people again! the town ie ple
i t .iti-. nun Hint; ill lull I
I milliner p- issilile 1 1 1 U to antagome the
i inli re-t of the two.
' " i .nni 1 1. 1 1 mi in.: ui'ici i
deny- has lieen the lenlunf c.impaion
ti.'u ...... r..,,:i;..r ;n. o...
i igumein ami i niiueiiuo, s oi ,,i,r g
"IIC niisoiiide.l irieinu, lh- ropulists
I "UT CuUllly 1 lie l'mk ami
lile of lhat
party arc anion
the country pi ople and
leat del'ght ot their dem
! it has been ihe
agogical h ailers to iiillame their minds
again.d their brothers living in the
city.
1 happened during the late lamp.dgn
to hear one of tlusir orators deliver him
self, and among the choice bits of oratory
let fill by this would be n-loruier of the
universe were such expressions as these-,
"What elo the people in the town care
about youf Nothing except what Ihey
can get out ot von." As if the people in
me coumry cared anymiiig ior the people
j 111 tho llV except what ihey can get out
' ot them, ot coure in a busiue-s wav.
i n v t li 1 11
vn
our friends, the lnpulists. lined
w ith the Republicans anel go got control
of Ihe lyeiislature and among the bills
pas ed was the road law voted fir, or
rather against, a few days ago, which law
passed by the lusion party gae to the
towns the right to vote to hav : the roads
kept up by taxation and excusing, very
magnanimously, the town from sharing in
the taxation therefor; in oilier words,
giving the town people the sptcial priv
ilege of "repre-seulatiou without taxa
tion." In this matter they had very truly
given the touu people "a stick wilh
which to break their backs.'' But how
have the people of New Berne acted in
the matte; y 'Ihey certainly knew that the
roads vvou Id be kept in betie-r condition
by taxatii tl than by the present method
of working them anel they furthermore
knew that the l etter the roads leading
into New Berne the belter the trade of the
towr. And here there was a chance to
have good roads all oyer the eoduty aud
the city of New Berne would not h ive to
pay oue cent ot the tax! What an oppor
tunity! Was ever such presented to our peo
ple'.' Surely the democratic logis aluie was
never so kind.
If New Berne bad consulted her own
interest, l ad she been fellish in the mat
ter, she could have given a treim ndotis
maj ii it y for the Law, but whit are the
facts? Feeling that it was unjust to the
country p( ople lo impose upon them luxa
tion which she would not lie called upon
to share, New Berne has, with all her
number of voters cast a majority ol ouly
1 28 in favor ol ihe law. 'ihe 4th, and
Sill, Winds composed largely of negroes
gave VI of tli nt sum, while the 1st, 2nd,
ank ord w ards composed almost entirely
of whiles give only 41 m ij .rity tor
the road, fc-hades of L. L. Polk, what a
showing!
Here the town folks have had a chance
given by thu populists themselves to do
exactly what i lie populists have always
accused llic in of doing (exhibiting s.-ltish-ness,
&c. ) and see how the old tow n has
answered it. She has given tlie lie to her
calumniators iu more powerful tones than
could have been expected.
We thank the Populist for Ihe opportu
nity thoy have given us to show our liicul
ty anel sympathy lor our cuutry friends.
Our interests are one. We should s-taDd
united and let thare alwys be a commu
ziion of feeling between the couuty and
city as there is a natural independence.
Aud whenever one of these pusiliauiuions,
ins guifi'wnt ranters goes around among
the country people, abusing the tow ns aud
excitiug animosity and discoid, let the
people of the country give him the lie, as
IhiSjVOtc plainly proves, aud if lhat wont
do treat him to a shower of eggs, so loud
in their order, that he will think "dc
heo that laid deru eggs must be badly dis
eased." X.
Fl I.I. lUl lliAL VOTE
Of Craven County for anil Against
Count rnetiiiff Krldg:e and For and
Again.! tlie Adoption of tlie Road
Law.
The lolloxxing is the oflicial vote by
precincts
agaiust th
of the entire county for
c adojition of the road law.
and
Koah i,xv:
i'llli AUXINS'
Yanccboro. 1" oTo
.Maple Cypress II ih
Fort Barnxvell 5 1 1 1
Dover 12 ss
Coiv Creek 00
I,, e's Farm 1 i;U
Jasper 09 i::i;
I'leasant Hill o'J 1 ti
Camp Palmer oo 1
Temple's 4'1 li"!
Stanton's . si
Uiverlale lo G.j
James City 104 03
Tru ill's 7 lsi
Citv of New Berne,
1st Ward -l 1'2
2nd Ward :!4 20
:ird Ward ."ai 00
4Ui Waul :!S lo
5th Ward, Mcl'aiiliv's 05 ..(
" ' St. Philip's 89 2T
710 1.7SH
Majority against U-iad Law 1,001
The lMlowing is the nfiicml vote o
entire county by iieeincts on bridge:
l (Ui Mi A INS'
"an el inr.i, 14 :mS
Maple CMe-s. 1 li "2
Truitt " 1 :H
Fori Bnruwell, o 140
t'oxe il P'd
Dover o l on
Temple's :'0 1 P
Stanton's 2 S2
Lee's Farm, 4 1 2s
James Citv 1C' .!"
Biverdale" f.-i 12
Ji.-p.r ;: 22s
Pleasant Hill 25 2t
Camp Palmer 17 ti
Citv of New Bctne
1st Ward. P'.O r,
2d " No C)
:d 22ij 12
4lh - as 10
."ith " McCarthy sr 41
rth " St. Ph. " IIS eiO
lotals. 1242 tCOM
f the
M-jority agaiust bridges, SCO.
AMOXG THE LEAVES.
The near sky. thetiudtr skv,
The low sky that 1 love!
I lie where fallen leaves lie.
With a leafy sky above;
And draw the colored leaves nigh,
And push the withered leaves by,
And feel the woodland heart upon me
brooding like a dove.
The bright sky, Ihe shifting sky,
The sky that autumn weaves,
I see where scarlet leaves fly,
'Ihe sky the wind bereaves:
I see the lingering leaves die,
1 hear the dying leaves sigh,
And breathe the woodlauel breath
matle sweet by all her withered
leaves.
Youth's Companion.
SPECIAL TERM OK ('((CUT
In Jones (
fort
ry
C;i.-
II' b CI!
Ins
t ailed t'oa Ten liavs or More Ret; ins
December 9ili Carteret loniilv
Gives Notice tlinl Slio Ones Not In
tend to Iay tlie l.irnv il She I mi
Help it-.The Cii il Suits Aiiinsl Hie
Companies Come lirsi in
Rerne.
A speeelv Inni ng i to he gieenthe
I'e iiitoi t in- u ran- e i a e-. a pi i .a! ! mi oi'
.lone- oun i v Suppi mi- i on h , . n ! i h
called tor the pm po o. t,,. car- ha,
attrai leil a gr. at dedof :: 1 1-lit ion am i
w ill no doubt continue to do until i he
guilt or innocense of the accused i- c--ta!- .
lished, and also the liability of ihp in -it r-'
ance companies to pay ihe publics, the'
payment of which they are n--ist in j and '
tin- holders trying to cu'!e-i.
It will be rcuieinbe !-. : -tilling
ol these cases was that the insurance coin-j
p.mUs refused to pay snun- policies whin ;
the insured died, und the holders of ihp
policies brought suit to compel them to !
do so. and then the iii-iiran. e companies
instituted the prosecution o! the bohhr
of the polices and other- c 'ne:;:-. d (L.ug
ing them w ith Iran I.
The suit ulmli the B . n! -rt poili
holders Inivp brought aga
panics to make tin in pav I h.
ow n and which Ik came
deaths of the in-iue t part'u -iu
Craven county Supi -r-m
meets in New Berne, Dei-.-mi
u: tin- com
po'icii -:h
lyaba- by the
wid be tli-I
I oil i t
a r 2 ,t
the 111-
v Inch
Tin-
i criminal cases brought by
i-1 1 ra lice
-nine to
j companies, and which ai
have been brought as an
sai. I h
itlsl-t tO
Ik
ttt
itl against themselves, come up, a -a
Join s county just two woik- late;
special term.
The Beautbrt Herald
lh' to -ay of
the Joni-j oounty .-jiecial tenn:
(1Gov. Cutr has cal'ed a -jiei i
the Superior court to set in Jon.
1 tenn a!'
- county.
b ginning Decern Ijer Ot h
tin.: -Insurance' Case-.''
days or more ami Judg
Y the trial of
is to last ti n
Graham is to
preside.
"The rest of the Insurance case.-an
tiied and the people ..f Jone- coin
to try thorn. A special t. nn o!
to be
are j
la mil 1
incanb a big exiense to -om. . onntv, a
I
the judge iu a special term gets . jinn per j
week liesidcs the other expens of ihe j
court j
-From what we can understand lh !
county commissioners of Jones are under
ihe impression that Carteret county pays
the exiense and our cninmi-.-inni-r in this
county think Jone-county will probable)
have to pay it. Anyway our board at
commissioners wisely acted when ihev j
ordered the clerk of their Irndv imi to i-sne i
any more orders in the lii-mnin- ' i-es"
until lurther uotiee. It is, e -ry ex idem ,
sine one. ought to pay the witne-Carti-ie-t
ehlie'S from Jones of 11
ton iu that she does not agu e lo '
freight'' if .-he can help it."
but
dl 1 111
iv tie-
KF.Wili. RRIKF.
Bulialo Bill has close. 1 his Wild West ;
show for the icason and will go into win I
ter epiarters at Lancaster, Pa. It i- said j
that he has made nearly -v2i n l '01 1 this
season.
Mayor Kugene F.. lira v. of Win-ton. in
comfonnity with a petition from a huge j
number ot pastors aud chinch people, has
issued a proclamation earnestly r. ipict- i
mg the business men ot that ity ot i wry
description to clos a up olli -es. stole. s and
all other places of bu.-ine.-s .luring the
hours of all the Fife meetings.
It Seems to be pip and tin k
wit 1 1 John
B. Gentry, the North Carolina
Joe Patchen, his rival the txv.
horse and
fistest in
the world. In the r
at lleiiLvil le ( ' eu-
try won. jnow, in a
rai e at Jltchniond.
on the "th, the record i
being the winner, and,
rex e; soil, Patchen
o it has been in
other races.
Kentucky, too, has gone to the Repub
licans. Hardin concede- his detent and
the Legislation contain s only ;.". Demo
crais and GO auti-Jienuu rats, ri,,, pnpu
lists bold the balance of p over. I'tah is
also Republican.
The Golden Belt Hosiery Mills at Dur
ham are being equipped, and will le tin
largest in the Smth. Two hundred full
automatic machines are being put in. and
750 dozen pairs of fine cotton or - Ik l.o-e
will be the daily product. Julian S. Carr,
of Durham, is president and priivipal
owner, and II. W. Bigihov. late ot Paw -tucket,
R. I., is mpjrntf n ie t.
I
Stlf. x atson Lawrence nn-l coxy, oil
North river, happened to a go. ..I -tieik ol ;
luck last week. While li-hing in 'i xv j
river they caught at one haul o2 ) barrels I
of roe mullet., being about 25,o00, audi
weighing on an average of twenly-fnui ,
pounds. The haul xxiilmt tin in some-I
thing near $1,500 at present price-. '
Beautbrt Her.del. I
Twelve States ar.d Vtah voted Tue-day. j
lo.va, Kentucky, Maryland. Ma-.-ai hu-
-etts, Mis-issippi, Nexv Jersey, hio and
I'tah elected Governors. The re.-ult in!
all these Slates will be watched xxith in- '
l. re-t. In Kansas, Nebraska, New York, i
Pennsylvania and Virginia important local '
elections were held. j
Humors that Great Britain i- heiigj
over-reached in the Fast lolloxv i.'u-hj
other thick and fast and seemed to Ik-received
with general satisfaction through-1
out Kurope. It is not miprobaMc thai in
some way Russia will manage to nap the i
chief fruits of the war In t u . en .1 .-. . in and i
China. If she should sm ci e. 1 in gelling a j
goexl port on the Pucilic c-ia-t open at a I
seasons of the year she will h i e g-iim d a
point of great imjiortanee to lirell, uud
one that ( J rent Britain has labored to. ;
many years to keep her from getting.
Philadelphia Ledger. !
j The pe ple ot this country in -, r before
I Inid so cheap, so pine and so abuinl ml a
; supply of xvoolhn i-lot lliug a- they now (
have on the approach of the xxmiet'if
. lSiio 0. For this bles-ing ibex a:e :n
lil. bled to free wool; ami theie l- not .ui
1 . i onomical liousewile who goes shopping
! i be-e days xv.'io is incapable ol appuciat- '
; ing ihe boon. The b.-u luiou - tin eat ol 1
Ihe Republican lea.hr-; to ;e-toic ihe xvn i
I duties is enough to ;end a .lull dow n the '
i backs of mill ions id t he- A nn-f ic an pcop C. '
i - Phil. Record.
The volume o! trade in the Sootbern
States is steadily una i a- ing. The li-t ol
j new mdu-tries im reasi s nin! t! d'eringlv, !
I North Carolina i- keeping up wilh the j
j procession we ll. !
I The Madison Ob-erver S:s that ii is j
I currtully reported and n-gaided as ri-ii .-!
ble lhat slock has been taken tor the
building of another col ton mid at Spray.:
The new mill xxill run in I p'.ndii-ami .
its erection will be nuiiiiiri.un nt a xery
early day. A conn- M hu- ha- l-.en sent '
for to buihl u DUiiiU-i' o! ii. v loiiainiil I
houses. 1
If the ItMbj 1 i hi iiiijt -ill.
Be sure and u-e that old and w
remedy, Mrs. Win-hnx '-, Nedling;
for children teething. Iisootlus t;
softens the gums, allay.- all pan
! wind colic and is the lu-.-t ivu,
Il-tried
Is V I I i p
child.
. clll'i s
dy lor
l: a-.
1 1 1 i 1 y r
diarrhoea, lwcnty-tive cents a h.
Buckleu's Arnica Salve,
The best salve in the woild for Cuts, i
Bruises, Sores, I'leei's, Salt Kh inn. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped hand-. Chilblains,
Ceirns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures rues, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cuets per
box. For sale by F. S. Duffy, Druggist.
FRESH
ARRIVALS !
-ooo:-:ooo
I wish (o call the attention of
my patrons to tlie arrival of some
xi asonalili1 goods, and invite them
i call and examine my very com
plcle stock.
For Breakfast,
Wc Have,
Old Fashion Buckwheat
Prepared Package Buckweat,
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup
New Orleans MoJasaes,
Oat Meal, Wheat Flakes,
1 locker's Flap Jack Flour,
Forrisi Boneless Strips.
Breakfast Coca All Makes,
Perfect Brands of
Tea and OofTee,
alway8 fresh.
For Dinner
We Have
Franco American Soups
very line.
Delicious Ferris Hams,
a little high in price,
But
Imported Macaroni and Cream
ChppRO.
Cold Packed Jersey Tomatoes.
French Peas, Early June Peas.
Sunbeam Sugar Corn.
Boston Baked Beans.
White Potatoes.
Queen Olives, Heinz'a Pickles.
Blue Point Catsup.
Richardson's and Robbin's
Plum Pudding.
kkcits,
Oranges, Bananas, Apples and
FOR TEA.
WE HAVE
Perfect Blend Mocha and 'Java
Coffee.
Mixed lea and Huyler's Ooca.
Canned Salmon and Lobster.
Lunch Tongue.
Whole Ox Tongue.
Deviled and Potted Meats.
Jockryey Club Sardines and Chip
Beef.
Delicious Cream Cheese.
Plain, Salted and Graham
WrafTers.
Fresh Assortment of Cakes.
To make all these meals a suc
cess you must have our
Eliin Creamery Butter
on the table.
-IT IS Til EJFl NEST.
II I 11 FOLLOCK STEEET.
TO J 1 STICKS OK THE PEACE.
Pur uant to an orde r made at Chambers
I x hi- Honor E. T. Boykin, Judge,
tiding Jni I .Judicial District, Notice i
1 iu. by fg i en lo the Justices of the Peace
of Craven county that all process iu
Criminal cases (except .jail cases,) be
is-ued und made returnable to the Circuit
Ciiiiiinal Court, which convenes on the
-id Monday in February next. (1896).
All cases iu which tho Defendants are
committed to jail for trial (aud uone otb
ei ) are to be returned nnd stand for trial
at the regular term of the Superior courtr
xvlr.cn begins on the 1st Mouday iu De
cember, next, 189.1).
VV. M. Watson,
Clerk Superior Court.
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