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VOL. XVIII.
NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, NOVEMBER 21. 1MM
NO. 37
ft
What is
. L , . . . . v - -- -i-i- "-,fcfcitviiiV'-vivVui
" ;- .;. . 'V . - . . '
CaatorU Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
" And Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Xareotta rabctsnee. It Is . harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drop, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
. . It, ia Pleasant. , Its guarantee is thirty years use by
; ' millons of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
- fererishness. Castoria prerents romlting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria rcllerea
teething .tronbles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels,' giring healthy and natural sleep. Cas
- teria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
im mm wl dlclm far cU-
I fcan Npaatadly fcaU torn ot Urn
Da. O. C. Omimi,
Lonli, lUa.
CHMl k . baatramdy for efcildna of
MAI Tfpiat.fi I I hop. thadsjr tana
r tit real
ftlfcrir rtllitren. d CalorO Ut-
wkicaar
i by CofcissoixiuH.
ooeas ynp aad other hurtful
v TV Caartekr Cjaay. IT X
McDANIEL & GASKILL
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
"Floor, Poriv Coffee, Bagsr, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Syrnp, MoIasse8,
' -ii Vinegar, Snuff Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods of all kind,
i -'; ; . Teas, Spices, aod everjlhiog elae nsusllj found in a
: FIRiT-CLASS QBOCEBY 8TOBB.
. : tyWe have boaght in large quantities for cash and are prepared
to sell a$ low at anyone. Country Merchants and the general public
iiriU do well to get our prices before buying elsewhere. No trouble to
show good.
.Stables Free. 71 Broad St.,
0V " New Berne, N. C.
SPALL WOOD,
r Under Gaaton Hoase, South rrou: Stirt l, New Heme, N. C.
Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
' Table Ware, Barbed Wire,
GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS.
Lime, Piaster and Cement.
, DEVOES . PURE READY MIXED PAINTS.
Impersonal attention to the prompt and correct filling ot all
Orders mg3tn w,dow
, .
;
2
J?-
;L.H. Cutler &
" ' "A good supply of flee horses
Fleet Drivers and Strong work
rs and Farm Males on band,
and a big Jot more now on the
way."
t&" If yen wast sound, serviceable
animals for aar perpose whatever, sec
ml e ra goi I hem aad will sell them low
tor caab or oti.l)e papr.
Good IraoM al.ay on haml for
aire.
". v J. A. JONES.
No. 70 Sooth Front St.
JUST RECEIVED
A NICE LOT OF
Fresh Coraed
Portsmouth Mullets.
I auto handle a complete line of
Family Groceries.
L0RILL1RD AND GAIL AX
ssurr 1 SPECIALTY.
T-mT Country Fritods I woqKI
tay arable ie FREE. Give n e ial
aaJ be eoTioced ikat I will you
goods dieap tor l be rasb a ) toy house
in tnaCTiiy.
.ThanaJog ay maar Frwnda for their
fast fitofv aad TrastiDg to 8 hare a por
tioa ef jour faUre ptrBagp, I am
. '. Yoon Truly,
'ar-
J. I. JOtlES,
Parker Jr.
p , HO 77 BSO AD ST.
Castoria.
" CaaiorU ia Bo well tdaptrd to chn.iren thm
I ri ni.iiii.il l wiprior tojjr ptwrtpMoai
kaon to m."
H. A. Ann, K. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
' Onr payatdaiM la th children 'i drpvt
watmt b.t. spoke, highly of their experi-
tacfl at their oatside practice with Cutorte,
tad although w. only ban tmg our
Trtkml auppHea what ia knovo M regular
prodocta, jwt wo sr. freo to confess that tha
atariu of Caatorla bu won ua to look with
favor upon tt."
Uarrw Hum ii n Airn DiamaABT,
Boston, MM.
lun C Sam, JVm.,
my Stgaa. Xw Taa-k Gtty.
SHEPPARD'S
cbOK STOVES1
UADE FROM PURE PIG IRON.
Kot eoe potmd of Scrap Iron
hi crar aaed la tbaw sooda.
DURABLE, C0KVCNIEIIT1 ECOIHObIICAL
AJl Modem hnprorexoents to Ucktea
Baaaaklas Carea. .
Twcaty different stata and kioda.
Every Stsvs Wirrasted AgaJist Defects.
Pricaa Pot mach bigber at this lima
tkaa on eonuaooar klada of Store..
CaS m or addrtm
Co., HnBem, N l
THIS WEEK
We are Turning
things up-side-down.
fOur buyer is just back
from the northern markets for
the second time this fall and we
are again tilling op our
Mammoth Store
to overflowing witu'such goods and
at prices that you never saw be
fore. Come and you will say we are
an np-to-date Dry Goods concern.
No old time regular prices, but
big driver in every Department.
N6 Berne's Bi Dry Goods
Bargain House,
O- -A.. B A HTOOT, Mr.
Doxx't Wait
if ox Iint
Cold. Wave
To come
but come and get your
Heating Stoves
At Once.
L. rf. CUTLER & CO.
N. a Sea our OIL ST0VE5-
VtRS AURH'T.
Ill the t'ilj of Klin ' Vlrlnily.
;nthrrel In rnl Briefly Told.
Matter Giei ii h . -n cr.-.-. cm
witli A:nc- W ai::.' - V:'. ;n " I'i r
Woild Awiu:M He r ' .til" I i f i iv Mon
day, Nov. lii- '.
There v i"
I hf I..M nl tin-
Mb.
4 i do water mi l'n. pt.
c mimI", ii niaikrt 1
bv .la:iv H -i.no t t
b 1.
y
U WHS ::
ii . at .1. K
r.
8iore.
Mr. J. K
I'. '(.r lia- lit tit
up
ill! -
. la.
i ..pe
we'le n renin I li s s
! fir b . i ami o;-e
I'r m l
11 ' it"!
I .
it- lhau l.e luvs
i; lli.il oiain.li l
eli! le
t
Th
i: in em e n ' .
1 pror- s.ie e.ielne .u 1 :
I ke s for pri7.' s are iu-i -a .
! i n fll 1 1 l; ia j iuib'i"L'. -sn-i m
! n ho IiokI Hie i-.'.rll ai.d t1.. -e
die .l ee liable to tho ).i nal
Tolniston s.nei. b'twt-fii i
! Mid-le. i Ix-Mi : p i1 i i I'm 1
city I. Tee. I'pper I'rav. n :.
I l.n-Hiilv l-s lieiiy ?hclhil, i :
.a in
:. Hi
ll.o
. tin-..
. p. i anil
. i .v I i e
in.s ii e
u'.J i
how r.i-.-i-s.'ine
time
llUIUll- d, t 'l' It. IS W. II K' I IK II
trrift.lne Uie mini is ili'io f r
afier every r.iiu ofio1) "ti eijUeiu e.
The nmnrkaMy low rat" . f i7 n- f-r
tlieroun-l tiip .-r ti.. V. X. iV X Ii.
I R. to lb- Atlanta po-;t.iLi i-
i ll -nit Ii. it won -I -eein . M on om.-.
uu Oi'portimtty on ht to e -J, a-; il b
every oue w ho c
.11 L'O-
A box of l'ieh rahnou
river w is a novaltv on the
11 til o
Ve-h
w
i.irki t
day. '1 In v wue at II . k' n u and
letl's 1 h. y Mi'.i out .pnek:,v at l-"
ptr pound.
Int. ie-b ne; in. -el ,n' iu ie iv !.. li
t-; I
i
nt Alddle Street
preaching twice a
T ree, oi Durhaii
r.anll-1
w-.th
.bv bv R.
: .'n,i 7:1 ".
V.
are
the hours at vhiill lhe Ik-oiii. 1 In iv
have in . n ,i iiiiii'li-i ol r-ipi-- l- or na
er. The little rotm-l hoiw I
'' 1
ii
.bee lei-
1 lhoe
pt pa. nt
phone ffcrviee hi ihe ju ieti
and Queen s-ltitis i- li -i-hed
ins; and ni.ik-11 i ounec'uo i
lent. The one nit ir the . h
built later. The ii-e '1' t
ii: the police seric "ill be
ex i
I. I he
ts u i
lelep
iri at
s
le !
a
venieuee.
From the way p p'e are tdkin.
iniagia that a jrel'y uccd niiniber
lake mlv miaire of the a-t-mis'iimzly
u u 1
win ;
low I
rate that will pu-va-1 oxer the W . i
N. lUilwny ni.il Se.ilioard Air Lire Sit-
urday of J7.uo for th- round tiip. It is a
spbndid opportuuiix to v. .-it ill; cxposi-
tj0n '
The grand jury of li e 1'uitcil State- (
court ut Wiimim;t.u f- ai d n tme btil !
Htfaiost Pr. .1. W. SinJers f Uoeue for j
false returns as post mast, r lne cae is
lo come up ut lh- next term of ihe c. utl
inNflw Btinc. The leason thec .se oid
not come 'efore the eracd jurv here was
that uielel n-coids from Washington
city failed m arrive in tune.
Mr. W. H. Pearc inf- i lis us that ihe
lots which be has Uud off into Pembroke
c iiv, are noihg off "like hoi caki s." and it
is likely that some of lh purchasers vdd
begin buildin--;. Uoth xvhite and
c.'loied re numbered aim ' the buyets
F.ir of the lots lvine; i.ertlu r h;i e tiecn
so M tn a Fennsylv-.miau. Mr. W. S. C'o.i
ind y. who lately move I li-ti.
Tt regoNr ratif-r wheels have b in
r. cived by Mr. W. T. in'i I"i the bt
iyc:e larei that are to r - I el I I'hanks
Uivini; dnv. After the bicy 1- races there
will lie some gynik.-ina rao s. li-. -.t
oaiaiions ure bein-' mole to Hi ke
re
the
rue enj able to a high . Ii ' if
Mr M. L. li'-ckw. P . t ('air-m. 1'...
and Mr. Gto. N. New'urry. of fiox, I'.i .
Hie spending a lew duxs in ti e i ;ly. I Iny
came in by -leniner Fr day iiiornmy ai.U
one of the fli-b-l thliiefS M . Kockwe.l, who
has f.iryears been a ii'- r ln-r to TlH-:
.loi RHAi.. oid. was t.- i .oi at ihe Ilici
ud1 renew his subscript. o t.
THE . 1. . .
Tbe IndlrmlUa Tare !1annff luri-il
In Ibis City Preparation lor ;en
r m I I n trod tl rt lo n .
Clark Bros. & Co. wir-- o..t with their
new delivery wag in Fr'h .y. It w J
neat and pretty one puirhased from J. A.
Jones, drawn by a hoise fiom t.ie hxvrx
stables f M. H din ei C... 11. w ...m
was lettered wiih am sue taste by Mr K.
T. B-rry, Merrill's Maiweh-ns le ieiu -.
Sure Iniiigcstion Cun. S I ('.'
The rirst de'iverv f...ni the wa;.n w ,
ma. le lo Bradhani s Fharin a v xilm !i has
-. ready sol. I Mv.nl luiioiu l b-itUs .-l
the medicines be-i-ii s those Sold by lie!
ol her druggisl s of the coy.
The firm ij nmip in-iI ot Mesi ('. C.
Clark Jr.. Edward Chuk and I . M
Robert. The f. rniei w::l Ir.v. I with
tlr.' wagon througln.ur the State intro lin ing
it sod gett ng it placed at the .line
sto.e-.
Tiiey now have a rapacity I" manu
facture a thousand hollies pi r day, an I
it is hoped thai the patronage ui.i c .u-t-need
for an enlargement.
TnTlInt Mnrhlur Pnlf nlcil
The patent io Dr. O. K. Bagbx'.- tult
ing inach'.i e lias airived. This u, aclinic
.lifts tiu i ntire mallr- ss at one streike. Ir
is inorexer the only iuUI'-i; u c .ii e in .o.
co iSfquentLy ihe Doctor h, s a c ear fa hi
before bmi.
We houe lo se him make a l.-riune
out of ii.
Think ol the Orphan's.
Now thai XJiunksgiving is net tin i lose
at hand it is time for tiie benevolently in
clined to begin pripar.aiors f..r -ptvial 1
donation to the several' Orphan's II. nicV i
of the State Not-only sfi. uld people re
member t hose connected bo' h loeir on a de-
nominat loos, but that eutneiv
national one at Oxio-U. T.h-i
two hundred children there Ir.
of all denomin itions.
The support of i ties help'.
lo a very larere extent d p.nd-tiioughli'u!ue--s
of the wai u. h,
ph- ol t ne slate and the kind i
e.-s of lh.- Ind d y sea- i. .
rebe l upon f " t arrx iu-j, ., lh .
Keir.emi er the otphau-.
11. enomi-:.r.-
II .XV
11 lan.rie-
.ttle ones
upon ihe
: ; 1 .1 pen
uiei. br .n
e 1 tue.x
,v -rk.
The Dwiiin ol Klnnlon ii-leil .
Dr. 0. K. Baoby look the round trip to
Kinston on business om the 13. h. He
informs us that iu ilu- Lo r county
Superior court on that - ay, .Iud'e ilia
Laiu, pie.suiiiiL'. Mr lax Diw.-.u and
his three Sons ware rr:e-l br ll.eir : s-aul:
on Mr. X J. It- use las' x. .r
The tulher was s .rtet.. e l t . pay ali
costs in the ca-e and hi- ..Ides ia
fined ri t"i y dollars, nnd the o-.ertx'.o.
(ieorere and Iio'urt, wer- s l.tccd to
tbe county i nl for t.ine n.oii b- e c 1.
Illnl
At hi r home near 1 h.- . t.
tery, Wetlne.s.tay, Nov. l:lt a, at
8 o'elix'k. Sin. Sarah J . w.fe
IS. K.irkt-r, aged 4: at.
I The lum-ral will le he d l-'i
the Epi-copai church at :bie
11. . I 1 a-t
I Mr. 11.
Marrlefl
At the residence 01 N!r K. S. Barker, at
2 p. ni., Wednesday afternoon, Mr. B. C
Harrison to Miss Minnie Wade, Hev. T.
il. N. George, ofliciaiing.
THE WOMAN'S I lllllOV.
For llir Koiielil of llio HIuk'n lantfl
14th lo lp lion en Ouf ill Dcrrnibfr
Its tent ur"..
Tho Ki u's l),n!'iiteis nl this city are
i;. ttaiu' nl. .!.' with tl.e Wonaus
Iv i i i . i ii 1 1 ' p y a 1 1 ' . i'1 ' i ri n l" i-sur. It
will I1 ii Ut'Ki.' . ". i:utialel paper
ili'Vi.l-.l mainl t" llic u.'ik ut'the
K i n 's
1 i U 1 it 1- lh: ou
;h. ut
tlie
Nov
i rl I but
Berne an.l
:n t. t:
..: N.-r
Ua' S:a-e ..: V rii t :.io:.: a. Ain-M'i; the
il U-! r ;l. ei - we i be the t' 'U r vieu s nl the
New lUeii'. p'll.lie building.
'I le e m. ii will oi- p . u eil upon the
to., r k t at ti li i . i.; - . a h a' 1 it is b.ipe.l
I. it or I.!-el: -lull to M. .-. . vel v iarye
.-ubefiji'io.i l;-t w Im r-. eived b iw.ea
o.v . i n I tli-- 1 i v of pii'-hratioii, u Ineh
u ! Ix'.-.r'v ii Deceit. U-r. Mis
laah
.1 ne-. v:i" u a ; in Joldsboro iftanginu' fir
is pu'iluati. n. i. ok a number ot ord-rs
ti.i re. "'i'' ot' wloeh fur lliirtv, eop:e?, was
r in 1 1 e J : :e le 1 S.-iiool of tn . t pl-iee.
-: i e oi ii i s ha i- be. - n sent in l r.'tii oi lu-r
t--u n - :i re.i . me b. lei: fi o.n as far ell'
.- I S in- inut-.u.
i ...
J'be l .un n- ar wi'l b- eanvas:
1 L
ll.e W)Uior ladies but all wli.i wish can
s, ii. I in their orders ;.t ai:v lime to Miss
' ' ' ', "
ate sent m navinenl. t- e r. oiiesl is made
1 1 , ; 1 1 le. v b- .-iiil in . elimination not
lamer than two's. I'bo-e bine; in the
. oiuiiry who ui.li -i io.y ot ihe aper
r ui-.i.. i il to M-iei .ii iiicii otu. is, a
lne p. op.e
tl -h. .1 o-h
Thel-e W.
Iributors IV
Stale a.-. I i
nl ol Ihe Iowijs lai.ii- l be
bi
a until .it
eut p'-ruons
will I) ; w el
o -e.' it 111
ul ro:i
of i lie
worth
t with
pap
hop.
vie-. W
, . rv . Vet
1 II K TAX OISTF.RS.
Anil Wlnil I Ik- I.hh Riiliiri'S il llioxe
ho I'lircliHne Tliciii lor Male.Mhip-
liinj;. en-. i
W. e'e I'.i: lie. b. it. I',! ol our in terotfil
ri:..lel lie- 'o'llow'ii" lioin Seclioii 7,
I ' aipler In-'. Laws - I 1(1.5: j
"All pel-ons pur. il i.-ine; oyst.-- f..r
p ii kii -biukiiiu. b'ppin.', or fur rale.
s 1 1 ill. 011 the I i r-1 . 1 i v ot e.ch month, hie
with lh. clerk ol the court wherein liny
ii-i'le. a -taienieiit. duly sworn to before
soiiie olrieer of the law authorized to iid-iiiiui.-t-
r o ..lh-. of the number of buehels
pu i char-ed. i'e I l i wl.Oiu purch-ised.
.mil h 1 1 1 pay tiieea i k of i lw court two
j i en' s p. r I .u-hel on e.e li huln 1 pui c 'mseil;
j ai d Ihe i et k ot lne i olirt sha'l ret ain one
i half tj) ol'.-n - per cc.it. "t the lun; Ihux
: dim . d as his t'.eiu ad lilioii a nady
, li. r. iubi fore p i ovi- led ffir:
Froxi.il .I, th it li p provisions ol was
act thall not apply to any persons who
lake, catch, or purcha-e oy.-t. is for their
oxxrj iinmed'.ite ( oniiiuptioii, or use in
the r liimihe-: Amend, by adding: when it
shall appeir, inthesnoni t.itemcnt re
quired by i his section lo be liled with the
cl rk of the co. nt. that the oystirs so pur
chased wcie caught with hand tons only,
in the inonliis of JAbruaiy, March or
Apul, i Ik ii the Said purchaser shall be
exempt t'loin the tax impo-ed by IhiS sec
lion, and the clerk of ihe court shall not
ex ul nor collect the same.'"
j lrMertive Inimiirratloii.
j Mr. Si'ii'l TliotnpsOii and dnue;hter,
: M;-s Audteta, who came in Sunday by
Ute nm r and who aie slopping at Mr. J.
j J. Wnjfi mien'- i xp-ct to -leinl the xxiu
ti r lure. As lar as S r. Tuoinpsoii's per.
: -onal i l, i v.i' ion "t i ur couulry lias
lu'.ir.c h" is weli pha-'ed and there is a
I pi isp. ct. uhicli we xvili l-eitladt-) see
teihzed ot his investing and making 'his
b:s home. Tin-it- ar a -o others who
baxt? iheT iIioulIi's tun e I to Mir nuhl
snutiil.tii'l who may lie inl ' ' a o l re
port ft.. in him to cai-t in t he r ! Is among
u.
Mr. .1. t n . n. ol' the fu in i f Tomb.
-Inhu-on V i'.i. wao rec. nlly pu:ehieil
li e h-.ive and eil situ ite- K iiisom p'an
iiiio :a sic it d taii. e it'.- . the city's
li cit write- that he ep-i 's p. I -riu tif
tecii or t w ti" fiinhie- d m u -on '.
Then is pi. ii : y ot y od laud around
Xew I'erae at x.ry low pitcesniid a wel
come mx.iiis ali i: od setih is
1(1. It it I Mi IRISH POTATOES.
And Ket 1 1 tiff on t tbe KprnnU-Ftpert
neuters ire Siillslleil Ihe IMun In a
liunil One l or Fall I ropn.
A- i
' tried i
we,! k'i..':i au.otig all who have
ditli. u'tv is found here in ttetting
.t.o.d ot In-h .i-l:l,m for a fall
e u -e .-!' iheti bavin--: t.. be plan-
.1 o 'o.l stand o
i Clop. b. e II -e .
I ltd .1 I. It - e; 1 hi
lemedy 1 1 I l
i -ole iu eotin i
he-t i slimmer 1I"W to
re ol lie in on problems to
lion u it i t i
-ec ond plant-
it we published
It w
i n loin
I" ! I i.i
Ma i:
I I M.- I n end ei i 1 1 1
loi a 1 u ho ;.-h. d lo tr lh
ii-i-his the lavora le i xp- rn n, e
of
. A. Kus-. do) i h-.s i ounlv
Who
exneriiiieiit. .1
pot at o. s an I
i be s ore p'tm
swet l po'titoe
u U:i
sMio
a 1-
w
ler .
b
Idi'tg the Irish
g mi1 the sprouts on
mivei-ally usd for
are iu'nrme-1 ilnit
f fat nr. i s inexl it
a ooo.l
uu n
tl.; y: ar, tii-ceplt-ei
. 1 -y i
not what wet
i:".) i enough
..I tl.e p .n
1 ibouiZh owing to ihe ex
iv s a-on the results wire
e.au'icipa'ed tin y xxeie yet
totcomit.ee ut the nieiits
n at r cje s is. .ii-. Li t the
plan be k
I boron : ii i i
pt in nil'
o be Li ix en
all-. a Ul.'ie
it a-.iO; Inr Sea
son.
We h ix e si e i n -li -. - - f its l.a .
triol i I-ohIici- :c-a ll a ,-uo.i r
In en
u ts as I
..I the'
iol-iaiij; toiib recomu.en :.i' ion? '
- p' "i iro;n the experi i. enters to
i hi i .;hi r 111 m. rs.
.
1 iv tiik fi k.i. ns.
hetr
Very KnllKfm-lnry K-nii1In ns a Whulf
From Ilie Falll'roH.
Il Was le.it'e l when the dry spi 11 of
w.aiher came in Scptem1 er and October,
that la'l r..ps would l-e seriously affected
by ihe 11. out -ueh did net ie.-ult. turnips
nevi r xver
a. ros- I in
I an e .; I
t. ps ar-- a
tin. 1. Ice luxuriant tops lap .
ro.x-s making the Ik-hls .ui ex-
ui.l and iiv.iiL' giwn. and the,
i.irncl index of tne huge, even
an i s,,;i,i pi is bene.. ah them
I be 1 .11 he-t plan'e 0 ic the la'l crops of
Ir -.1 poi a. e- tume : 1 m t -iicii'iid . fhe
, al. 1 o 11 . 1 a i n.-t ij li ii e 1 ijUal the first.
in an axeraoe there xx 1 r not as many
p l .l-'-cs lo tl.e h.U as is gem rally born",
blit tl.e Ul.lsn-t tl U iX -ersill ly ejO- ,. slZClllalle
the tol .1 r sn'.l- very sat isfictoiy. We
saxv some 'fluiisday rti'sed by the colored
tlll.kil'. Ed xv a rd 11. Dud'u-v that would
11 axe .iu-ilv been countpd line ..nes for any
-e.i-. ui, and for etlln r a spiine; or lull
cr- p.
The stack- of cm el a nt cr bi;ras and
other i;ix. xx h-.eh Pol th- tiehi-auo when
x' a- 1 1 .- '1 In lai'e ijuau uns afti r truck
crop- vi 1 nut 1 xe'i 1 ..- hi -'.- or expense
. t s .xxinL'. slinxv- well . r the i;rowini;
d -po-,t on 1 f c a. ii u: 1 r ni ihe sod to look
out lor home supplies, 11. si- ad ot iiept-nd-i-
a en l ux: ig luem Willi luuds u-alizid
lio n the 111." ey crops. A xvi-er pi m thin
t.i ;i'ii.i i ve' thing tha' Is Used on the
l .iin that ciin l-e grown .icon it launol be
found, lor let prices mi., as mux xxill, sup-
I
it tl-i ti is 1 crtain, an 1 xx uu'ex a-r uu oine
s iea,z -1 nom ine inotcv eiopsisieil
o , er lot.,- ex p-iln-
th'tu-s th
.ill. ill-.'.
mini ot
I U 111 Is
a w se 1 1 a n lor
capiible of pro-
Johnson's Kidney and Liver Hegulator
invigorates ihe ever. r. gubiti the bawcls,
, 1 nre- dx.-pepsia, biliousness, indigestion,
sour stom.ich and inaKes your head as
! clenr as a bell. 25 an, 1 50 eta. at F. S.
I Duflv's.
A FIGHT WITH A TAKAN IT LA.
A New
Berne 'onfeetloner. Narrow
Eaenpe.
On yesteidny tnoin:Dg the firm i f N.
X u n n & Co., ol' this city reteivcd a con
signment of bananas from New York an. I
in openinir llio c ises containing the. I'm it
lartre taji. nt ula
pran
f.itli from a
bunch of tli- bananan
There e'e sweial cnstoniers iu the
store and as soon as the erv of"taiantu
la" rose there was great cODSteri.aii'.n
ainonL; the gentlemen present. !?onie lan
for the door, and those who weie cut off
from th'S in. ans of exit by ihe intervening
spider, spr ine u.oti counters, barrels ami
box. s n i heir great and sud !erj fright, at
si .lanijeri us and unexpected, a foe.
In the mean time, the taran'ula, whic
! seemed not to be in iu'1 possession of his
.Uiinp'nt; iiciiuies on nccount oi uie mr-
eign cmna'e io which nt miu Deen irans
ported, was hopping around on the floor,
and up against the barrels uud b'-X'-s anil
all other o' s aclis which confronted him
in his lasje, ;,s if nnxh'US to inflict the
deadly bite for which ti ey are k
i famed.
Mr. Nunn, re dizine; the aanger to which
his i ustomers had n so suddenly sub-j.-cte.i.
and csercisinii his accu-ton ed coo1-
ness ami nrefencc ol mind, ran to the icir
' ... . ... . . .. ,
oft lie store ami brouaht forth a lare;e
sack which atusd'e distiuce lie threw
ovei ihe enraged spider, nnd I bus secured,
he approached and killed hull.
DR. I.. I.. NASI! IN VIRGINIA.
lie Frenches it Ureal Sermon at Nt
Jfailies 4,htireJi, Nhm the Klehmond
Miute.
Dr. I,. L. Xash, the excellent pastor of
Centenary M. E. Church, is warmly Coin-plimi-nled
in Richmond fur a sermon he
pre.-iclwd ihere Sunday mornim;, Nov.
Illh We lip ihe f-'llowuie; ujion it from
the Stale:
Jl is seldom '.hut a finer sermon is
heard iu this city thau that preachen
Sunday morning at .St.. Jauies' Mtttliodist
Church y U..v. Dr. L. L. iiaih, ot New
Iteri.e. N. C.
Announcing his .-ubject as "The Love
of God Manitested l ii t tie Incarnation, of
Christ," the speaker laid down the pro
position that there is no better wny for a
Christian to manifest his discipleship o)
Chiist than by lovinsr bis fellow-men,
roiniorting and sympathizino- with Ihose
in liist res.s and ministering to the needy
and tulferiug. Love tor G"tl, love for
our felion-meu, conti mieil ihe preachei,
is the f. undaiion of all true greatness and
the impellipg force to nil dee is ol true
hetoism. in this connection the speakir
lehrrcd in tloquent language to Generals
Helieit E Ijee and Siouewall Jackson,
characterizing theiu as the incomparable
heroes of this or any other time. But,
said he, neither Lee nor Jackson would
have reached such heights of grandeur
had he not lieen actuated, as all Christians
should be actuated, by love lor God, love
for his lellow-meo, love lor Iiis State. In
these two lives were exemplified the high
est lype of the true Christian poldier.
'Tu illustrating what love can do for a
man, he recited an instance of an ouicast
one who had suok to the lowest depths
of depravity forsaken by all save a
daughter, leing reclaimed and raised lo a
J i i'e of oscfu ness and respectability
ihrougli the devotion of that child. That
the sermon made a deep impression was
evidenced, at its conclusion, by i(early
every me. in tbe ctiurt'u ajfpEi.ichm; the
altar, taking Dr. Nash by the hand, and
thanking lijm for his spbndid dis-
ColllS.-.''
"The Doctor is a man of fine physique,
u'lacel'ul iu gesture, possessed ol an un
usually r i ! i voice, and at limes, especially
in Ins pcrM-ation, rises to a hiuh order of
eloquence. He is in the city f r the pur
pose of visiting his wife, who is at St.
Luke's for ir. atuient. Dr. Nash ranks
among .'he foremost ministers in the
North Carolina Confe-tnce.
THE RECEPTION.
By Sir. "nil Mrs. J. R. B. Carrnwny
A Flue Sni-few In Etrr Pnrtlcu
lar. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. B. Carr iway's re
ception last evening was a socid event
that xvill not soon bo fnrgotiea. The
popularity of the bride and groom was
plainly evidenced by the unusually large
nlliulkr in attendance.
The floral and evergreen decorations
were exquisite. They abounded in rich
prolusion and charming taste tvery where.
The presents were el gant, in larjie vil
li i ty and embraced a wide scope in the
: U rritory from xvhich ihey were received
The admirab'e u.tnu whs the xvork of
' the St. Cecilia Society of the Episcopal
! church.
Mrs. W. D. Sprague, sister of the groom,
assisted in the leceptmu.
LOW RATES MAKE GOOD CROWDS.
The Seaboard Satisfied Willi its Ex.
perimep t W 111 Continue Cat Khicii
Leos Than 1-2 Cent a Mile.
The Seaboard's 5 rate to Atlanta is
oue of the lowest ever offered, beintr abiml
one-half cent per mile.
The Atlanta C.-n-titulion says; The
Seaboard Air Line ha come to the front
on. e more wiih a passengir rate war.
The Seaboard makes the otli r openly
ihat it xvill sell tickets to the Atlan'a Ex-
I
piMiion, 1. 011 11 ol Abbeville, at $0 Irom
siai.on. no mailer now lar up 1 lie line
fro. 11 Atlanta that statiou may b -.
These tickets will be good on special
dates, which will be propeily advertised
bv tl e Seaboard.
The first trains came into Atlanta
Thursday on the schedule of rates aud the
t fleet was all that the offi uals of the road
could have asked. The trains brought
about a thousand people to Atln!a.
Each of the Atlant specials brought
nine car loads of people. They had pas
seugers from vaiious stations iu the Caro
liuas and Virginia.
Capt. J. A. Newland said in talking to
' lt i 1 ier : i e are more man sarisuea
with the lesult ofthetiist excursion und
wili run them just as we fiml Ihe demand
torihem.
'lhete tire pji utv ol people xxh would
come o ihe Exposition if they could ouly
get Ioxm r raib oad rates, and xv bile I he
r.ii.rouds have ah made low uites the Sea
board intends to make them even lower
for those who live far axvay."
The Ne'.xs and Observer adds to the
above:
"It is known that the Seaboard is not 11
member of the Southern States Passenger
Association and they have foiled the
r.itis that were fixed bv the other lines.''
Deatn of A. J. Finch.
fr. Alonza J. Finch, lite insurance
a -int of this citv. died Friday from a con-
restive . bill resulting from iniemperune 1
and exposuie. He xvns found about six !
11Y: ek sitting on the hack steps of Mr. L. j
J. Mm-ie's otiiee. He was able to couverse
nud was a-sisted 10 a bed room in an ad
joining bui.dicg.
No aiarin wa i felt at first, but alter
wards as he became woise Dr. J. W.
Duguid as summoned who ad ministered
to him. l ut his lite could not he saved.
Mr. Finch wasa quiet man of t'Ood Jjg.
position but with the weakness a.luded to
above, and which has at last made him
auoth.r victim to drink.
He was about 43 years ol nge. He was
the son of Kev. Josiah J. Finch, who was
pastor of the New Berne B.ipust church
for several years before the war and was
a minister of prominence. Mr. Fioch
lias lelatives in Raleigh among them two
sisters.
"II I IS OV K. It. 'IKK K.
Come Kpnr 'an-4iitf : Serious Aeri
dent lne i.elH Fil in n Tr--lle
.net the Triiln Almost Itnn I pun
II 1 in Belore Stoppinic The ll.-tiiucr.
Animals on the track came near eau-'mir
a serious accident on the W. X. iV X.
Rail ioad Fmhiy afternoon at the i:.- th
ni ar F- .St u--"d ( l'.esini; a' i:it 1-r. e n,!e
below Pollocksville. ' Tln-ire.-t'o i- H i'
feet loiifj anil a luut of tie- ua-.- ab -nt
twenty feet de--p. A h. r-e trnl tvv
ol Mr. C. Fo-cik'.-j ian on tl.-'
ahead ol the i r on. and w h n ii
c o- to the tr. slle th it -t..pptn' i
lo save tr.nil.le w .s abi o' impo--:
The hor-e got a- lo-s the ire-ile
one mule f. ii, broke two ol hi-
t e-'
rone I over. i.iiim
i he botton. The other mule in
step Hnd his leet wnit betuee
1 1.
ties instead of on them and
with ;
feet thr.-uh, he was las., b. win.i
of extricating him-elt'. Winn tie.
stopped, the locoino' ix e in- withi;
one loot ol this mu h . 1 la-1 1 1 e
gone only a little iititlu r I i I -r si.
it would hax e hi - II 1.1.1 osl .-u;e i,
been turned ova r and lhiouu dnw
embank ment. A-ildhl h pp n li
no haim r. suite I except iheaie..:.
the aniina's theniselvcs by ih.-ii i,
crossing of the ttvst'e.
MM lSl X HA HIIISOX.
p.eve-.-Ilaln
a . ul
. 11.' .tie
i .1 .:t:
A Marrinire Willi Itui.iiHii.l Koiiin.ii e
The Dltl SK.ry of I.t e latns III nt Hi
Opposition.
Thursday, Nov. 14tb. ins'. M
i
W. Simp si m wedded Mi-- A liar
at the resid nee of Mr. .1. S. I't-I
J u slice of l lie Peace of Itiver. ale .1 c
o'clock iit'niidit. Mi-s IIuiJi- 'i, p
ohjjCIid lo the inatriaee ai-.l w.-.l
agilation h'iv in .r- gi-e.s Mr. i
ihought he would help llio can--'
lit nUCC glided I ll N.w I Jel'lie a nil . 'hi
Jicin-e On his nturn he t u 1 1 i ihe i
.siiion more strong, but .!oub in..- ics
lullon he -ucceeded in haiiaj an
view with his fiir in ead d and In
were quickly adjust. '1.
Miss llar.lis iu went to her sis ei
it
p-n
o b
1
speud the night --. Siinpso i bar. e-- -i
a fleet hoi'-e and pu.-ue l ant wa- i:..
cessful. Afier the ceieni my as opr Mr. Si -np-son
reniai'ko. I his team niu-t have been
a ware of the intended olnponu ut l.i
horse too ran away belou- In- r. aeh i the
stopjiing p'ace ol the iliti-n e.l.
The ueiiihborho". 1 at laiite cxh-n.i-their
congratulations ami wish ihe y.-uno
couple a sucees-ful lite. IIivkko xi.i:
Vesrelnbles nil Ihe Yenr Round.
It is no xv within two wicks of the litst
mouth of whiter, an-1 jd miid is the
cliiin.te at ix'ew Bi rue ihu temier uarheu
vegetables are green and flourishing JStii-io
beans, radishes, etc.. ;an Hill be seen lor
sale on the streets, and ton. at--e to a small
extent and shipments of gr. en peas t,,
Northern mat ki ts are in or .go ss.
There is no reason why in all L'trtlen
about here there shrill i n it be a constant
succession of every kind ot vegetable
from early spring until iheveiy e.ul o'
the autumn. By n p atcd smiths oi c
sxason can almost be in uie to lap into
another.
HOW COTTOJi M1I.I.S HI LTII'I.Y.
In the XeljchborhoixlH that Once ilaki
a BeKinnlng: in the Iniliisirv liar
lolte Will Noon Have Eleven.
Thai canton inanufiict uiin ; is a paying,
business needs no better proof than lne
wny old factories eularge ai d in xv ..n s
start in communities that liave em bat l-.e-1 j
iu this I ne of nvinufac; ures. We hopej
that by continued ireui';diou ol -uch i
We Will at h.St get New lllfUl start i (1 In
the business. j
Cotton can bought here cheape- than
it can lie fa 1 1 her N -r Ii. b.c.t-i- netohts
and comniissioiis h.r -ehing will I e aw al. .
New Berne is very aihatit .oeoiisly io,- a. d ;
for the business and tin. re is i:o gnml :
reason why xve should uot l-;e a i. um
ber of good mi lis here.
The cotton factory business is a irn:
thing in Cnariotte now ; it has hci n so f..r ;
some years and ll is still increasing. Ti.c
1 1 xlile Excelsior, published then-gix cs ,
information of another new an.l laii'- noil
for Charlotte. The Excelsior s-.x.stliati
its inforuiatiou is exclusive and iiutucnt.c!
and that the plaut will be i reel-d ' .v the ;
middle of nexl yi ar. It v ii ij -liu lar
gest cotton mill in Ihe tmen Cm, t..
consist of a two story 'actory io be i quip
ped with 80 000 spindles which a e o be
operated night and day, m akiii" it iq.ial '.
to a 40,001) spindle null. Tneie w n a.-o
be a weave shed, conlaininLT not ie-- t ie.u
1,000 looms, weaving up ail ihey.ru-,
produced into very line .-luMi..-. a
square goods.
Tne company to erect this new c- u .
mill in Charlotte is Packed eniiielybv
Northern capitd Irom Puilad tp..ia a .!
elsewhere. Iu the eour-e "!' ti c u pi.-' f ,
months the en t- r prise wiil 1 incnipnr .t l. -As
we have alieady stakd. all the tn nu
points have been setlka, iiieiu dug the si:e
for the factory ai d the nun Who W C 1
superintend its consiim lion an i ipe'-t-'
ti. .p. he is a well-known Southern sup
eiintenilmt, whose Micia ss ; u i l:--:.
uianulactuier is ailmittui.
Charlotte's e'exenth textile pan; -theiefore
now planned and will In eiic id
early in 189ii.
If Charlotte tiuds f u t..i s sin i, ij. -.m
thing to have Wi'iiid.i't 'hex U:
goou tor Xew Berne .
-w Berne l abbiistm.
Mr. D. B. Davenport r.ceivi.i a -a;p-ment
of tiue cabbigcs Friday from h'e 11
tal raited by Mr. David Ma. .. "f Hi-(
place. Tbey were well hea. ed anl ,..ni:.
uieasuied about a foot across.
A dozeu years ago almost every body1
would have said taut uot -.rai li c mi l b.
done here at cabbage raising, l-ip. now
they are exported in large ouatu 1: n-.-fiom
January to June, and tin re -re -m ill
quantities nuirkcte I at home in the sum
mer and fall. The sm ci ss that a. tea is
the full groxvn oiks sh.e.xs !...: fib-.',
choose to do so : !n- iarmcis c .u l . 1 b: - .g to
considerable c.sh mr ta .-a.- ii- by
; payiug attention to 1
I son.
Tlie Weather at Se;i.
Speaking uf the rough xveath--r that has
prevailed tor some time past ihe Hcautot t
Herald of the 14th, saxs:
"The weather has been very b il . tl the
coast for the last Lot or ten daxs Mil.
ors say i has beeu a 'earful tin at s :a
There will no doubt be many xxr.cks mi
our coast fn.iu tl.e effects of o. ()ue ot
, the lare ocean liners is ln la, 1
Cape Lookout, beini: f. ice. 1 tln-r.
: stnss of weather. There are sex. ra
o-.k , t
-V .he
ll.l'l-
mast schooners als
Johnson's Emul-ion of Co I.ix. 1 (.h
enriches the blood, but ids s. -uud ll sb. 1. -stores
strength and vitality to t ,e n.-b ii
ta'ed bodv. Pint bjttle. "I.t'i. ..' F S
Duffx's.
Why go xvfst i'.nd bhuv up.'
Why stay north and snow up?
Why live east, and slow up?
Why not come south and grow v;
Atlanta Const' 1 ulion.
Impure blood C .uses pi nples. hives,
boils and erupt ions of the skin John
son's SarsapHiilhi and Celery purities the
blood and eradicates ah blo.-d poison,
Large boitiis, 50 cts. at F. S. Duffy's.
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the li". e' who li scoxa r
pr. -duces :';') 11 iii.not.l b
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the c 1111. The
(Hill. 1 laid b. en
a boti i ti e town,
I ihe Abemethv
Us
...I 1 he xx one 1.
Cml. r pi onoutic.
T ..- All 1 i.i-i hx
1 his claim lo
say they did
uot oi-eak Gnu ci's w.u ow.
.i:iii.I4.
(for
Dost In a r that sound '. that weird sweet
sound
I That liils ' he air around t
Tuat inelo ly fair, in iu!sir,g air
That's everywhere and yet nowhere,
Yet doth peisuasively abound.
T hroiiohoul the a'r, its music sweet
Doth all our ears mysterious greet
And wonderingly xve siek its cause,
l i e p i.zling quest doth mako us ptiuse
While passing through the street.
II. .xv niarvelously swett the tone
A- mii-ic from Celestial tone
A all aiound, abox-e beloxv
This ellin music seems to flow !
A!i ! tis t!ie xviiis ol the Telephone. !
S. i
DITCH I.I I-1. A BV.
W" nken, Blynken and Nod one night
Sailed otf iu a wooden t hoe
aile.i on a river of misty lighi
Into a sea of dew.
V. , ,e are you going, and what do you
w ish? '
The old moon asked Ihe three.
"We have com" to fish for the herring
lis!.
Thu' live in this beautiful sen;
N. !- of silv.-r and gold have we,"1
S iid Wynki n,
Illynken.
And Nod.
I
i moon lauidied and sune; a so 112,
As they rocked in ihe wooden shoe;
Au I the wind that sped them all night
lone;
1 Iii 111 d the waves of dew,
I'll I tile slars were the hiT.ing fish
I cat lived in the hcniltiJul C-l.
"Now castj your nets wherever
xv ish.
you
I. II'
never a'e ird are we!''
oiled the star, ol the tidiermen
thne,
Wynken,
I!l Viikeii,
And Nod.
A'i 111 hi long their nets they threw
for tbe tlsh in the twinkling foam,
Tlnn ih.xv n from the sky came the wooden
shoe,
r.i'ii;-''ti)g the fishermen home;
l'was all so pretty a sail it seemed
A - 1 i it could not be;
And souio folks thought 'twas a dream
they'd dreamed
')." -ailing that beautiful sea;
I J 1 1 1 I shall oane you the fishermen
three;
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
Wynk n and Blynken are two little
eyes.
And Nod a little head,
And the xvooden shoe that sailed the
skies
As a wee one's trundle bed;
So shut your eyes while mother singi
(f wonderful sight that be,
And you shall see the beautiful things
As you rock on the misty sea,
W here the old shoe rocked the fisher
men three
Wynken,
Blynken,
And Nod.
A WOMAN.
I am a woman therefore I may not
C dl to him, cry to him,
Fly to him.
Bid him delay not!
Thi n xv hen he comes to me I must s
quiet ;
Si ill as a stone
All silent and cold.
If my hemt riot
Cru-h uud defy it!
Shou d I grow bold,
Say one dear thing 10 him
All my life fling to him
I'bni; to him
What to atone enough for my sinning,
This were the cost tn me,
This weie my winning
That he were lost to me,
Not as a lover
At last if he part from me,
1'earing my heart from me.
Hurt beyond cure
Calm aud demure
Then must I hold me,
In myself fold me,
la st he discover;
Sho ing no sign to him
I'v .00K of mine to him
i Wh it ue has been to me
i ii..,, ,,. i...u,.. ,., .., i,;m
! 1'ravs him to love uie.
!
I'.tv no lean to me.
Thou find above me!
Itichard Walsou C.ilder.
H1SIIMI TRIBI'TE.
To Their Lately Ireaed Member
Benjamin Hahn.
At a reg ilav Convocation of New Heme
(.'hap'cr No. 4h, It. A M., convened
-Man lav, Nov. 12, A. I. 242."i, the follow
ing c niiiiittec report was adopted:
IK MEMORIA1N.
(bill's linger touched him and be slept.''
W!e Teas. The iiistling of the wings of j
t be 1 . -.'.lh An
1 has been heird in our
nal.-t
rd into ihe shadowy land mis
l.U.,-. .1 t ,11 Rn.ii.jmin I
THE NEW
in: Journal.
k lldin. Master ol the on I Vail, of New
i' -the, ( 'banter No, 4i, ll. A. M. Tner
tier lilt'
lh .Ixeil, That the sudden death of our
'., I'-n: i and Cotupauion is a startling re
I," miiu h r ih.it ''in the midst of life we arc in
j .! all;;" bis station is vacant aud his com
i pan! .ns mourn. Let us hope that he has
I'i. seated such work to tne iVlaster Uver--er's
square that his greeting 011 the other
-ho: a w is, '"Well doue rest; rest afier
Ihe - fitful fever is past; resl after life's
dniiiiis have vanished; rest when eternity
daw ns."
Ke-olved, That bis excellent deeds
i-ma:n with us and that xve condole
xxith the b'-relt and invoke the watch
: 1 1 ,i' 1: an 1 tender mercy of the Great I
A.M.
lb solvid, That a copy ot these resolution-,
be tendered the family of our t-s-1
, cue d Companion, that they be spread
upon the Hook of Records, and be pub
ished in ihe New Bf.knk .Iouknal.
J. H. Hai kuukn,
.los. 15. Clark,
Owen II. Ui'Ion,
Cotnmittec.
If Ihe Bnby In I'nttlnic Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-trieo
remit i v, Mrs. Winsloxv's Soothing ISyriip
fore ildreu teething. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wiu.l colic aud is the liest remedy for
iiarrhoea. Twenty-live cents a bottle.
n61vr
XTh.-n r.iihy xvas siek, we gavo her Castorta.
When slie xva.s a Child, she crieil for Castoria.
"When she heeame Miss, she elung to Castoria.
VAMxa slio liad Children, slie avelliom Oaatocia.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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For the arrest and con
viction of the person
or persons who broke
one of the Plate Glass
in our show window
if maliciously done.
Mil ' 'U-
We Know This
COLD,
DISAGREEABLE,
WEATHER,
Has caused the
G-reat DE"o.s3n.
for those nice heavy
Blankets&Quilts
Ladies & Gents
n,
ork Sole Shoes,
Ul
Also those magDifi
jent DRESS GOODS.
very
and.
Bet the WINDOW was not
Men ly any of onr
Customers.
Who will Get
The Reward ?
Respectfully.
HACKBURN & W1LLETT,
47 &49 Pollock 8t.
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