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. 1 ,. " m ii -i nilti1i ri - r-- ii m' in' hi i 'II Pries: $1 00 Per Year. INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. SiDglo Copios, 5 GenUr't;. VOL. XIX. NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C. MARCH !.);. NO. 2 Ufcti miiiiMmwiiM 1 wiKj i.nnliijwf ;-ln,nltulL1,IM,m-, 1 . nil niirv'ii ii vji ii -. i hi ii ii in jrnxw in V. - : ' L What is yV XNNCN Castoria Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor T NarcotlO Substance. It la a harmless substitute - T ar-jtrlo,lropa,8ovthlxij Syrups, and Castor Oil. -v. : Pleaaaat IU fnaraatevls thirty years use by Xi loo of 3Iotheray Castria destroy Worms and allays ifeTerishaess. Castorla prereat vomiting Sour Curd. - eores Diarrhoea t aI, Wind Colic .Castorla relieves lethlnr trnbls.- cures constipation and flatulency. v Caatoria aaliuilatea: th tL retaliates the stomach ftyf bewels, cirln healthy and natural sleep. Cas torta Is th Chlldrea's Panacea the Mother's Friend. CG, Castorla.' landfelM for chO- iiil y te mmct Urn u the Bicyclists P. O. G Owim, cmwfcnrti'k , i - - ' j! u'l" if limilnn. nsn-r--'-- lunuMU V '-T-T mam t. prmwktm Ji.i" Tiw y , Otmr. Ark. I Aixdi HX Cml Cisnf umj. H Xamy StrMt, Hmw Trk City. -I have opened a General Bicycle Repair Shop iu counec " tloa with Ba J fitables. All repairs done with neatnosg -and dispatch at moderate charge?. Managed by C- 1). Csppaa''ne has.had sereral jears of eiperience in the .oaiaes&D Satisfaction Guaranteed. :XIcjcIcsfoySa2eCash ; "i U20AS"8TEET., h'Ili 11 Tld UuIrslf-eU (s alwajs prrpared to famish onjshortfiotice, any orders tot . -jX wjf Safe1 and -Handsome : Turnouts I!rbt5pablte areW his stables and ascer- tata tie Tery L'beral eoaditions oo which h'proposes to sell Horses, HaJes, ttrrisges,' Harnea, &c. Everything atrtctlv Guaranteed. :--;.av::'.:. J.W.STEWART. 333-tZtl-t, 7ft, 7?, 72:i-2, 74, 74 12 i 7R, v ' Y4EW BERNE, N. C. Is tii csly tostttrt Remaly known to the Medical Profession for AxzU izZ QirtniicRlieuautlsia. Coat Lamtzgo, Sciatica, Nearalgia. CYiriin Wesraltla. DisnenoiThoea, Psoriasis. Scrofula, Liver and . lzrj Diseases. A Positrre Core effalvd in from 6 to 18 days. Wholesale & Ttonfi TotYf Coffe, 8apsr, Jjard, Batter, Cheese, Syrnp, Molasses . " Vicefar, Banff Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods of all kinds. ..- - Traa, Spices, and everjlhing else nsaallj found in a , " - F1BST-CLAS3 OBOCEKY STORE. CJTWe iav boagbt In large quantities for cash and are prepared to sell as low as anyone. , Country Merchants and the general public . .will Xo well to get oor prices before baying elsewhere. No trouble to ShOW gOOdS.; , - - - ' to -' - Ctii;le3lFree;47 Droad St., New Berne, N. C. f ; 1 rV Castoria. rntili to o well Mlapud to chlVfra Out fe mwuferiortomaj pi mcriptiam to Be." It. A. A.RCUB, K. D., lit So. Oiford St, Brooklyn, N. T. Oor phyiciu. in the chUdrAa's drpcri Ml im spofcv. highly of thoir Tprt. M B UmIt cmukim prctioe with Cutoria, Bid .1thn-niS v. only hv upoof our w.1lr.t anppUta wtol la know-p u rrculir producUt yM fr to contrm that thm Bertts of CBttort. hu woo u to kxk vitk t.ror apo. It." Cams Hi it it m Drsrcruxr, Boetoc, Ita. C Sarra, Pm., ot New Berne : or on Time, & for hire. CZb-o,rgres. BROAD STREET Retail Dealers in SEWt ADRIFT. i the Clly Ualkprfd of Elm. und In .ad Hrieny Viclnlly. Notrl. The skatiug rink is leciming a quite ar place. (ood crowds mightlv report f. the elv nml exhilarating :n. nr. .another cirlnml of i!u ti . e tlnr i Wllicll ttlt-y tt illillr, hy 1 lit JO i-t C':irnliuil ' );"pnt( h I.me. That portion nl' Nrw direct, !vii"' h i twten ili'lilN- :mi Iluiixk whirli whs I w-r'rt? t ilie ti r-it i Hit nf tin- week nml 1' fi ' wi'h : 'jn.il rtown fioUh ha- hrinir n at 1 v 'veiel with i.Ys'.it h-.l!j lhi.'U;h'ut ' that lrri;!l. t Wr ar- ihl'irn-.e 1 thit tKp s! atp'nents S. W.i n en i .-take Sh- i ernh i n l t Hall i- "li 1 n ad'- in the p ipers a'uit Hie H ill i-inu" im--:i r xpn- a n -imp y ilf'ayi-l nut In r ;:S knoM n. Tie l-'r ii k S lie.ird of uul iu ill proUi iv..!. :,- ..f tin- Hi wi.i .' a i. m. , w;! l 1'i' iv y st. at.d M. .!.-- ' ii.ldivss on ' r:irv iiiii-s :i l.iylii ro Sund i v iu I ii n K r :n M.-i t. .1 t r- m. nufi llj. w !i .c ii l to 1 i ' . Oil lie Ii r.vt S.il uul.i v an Youwr-'-wxn ".Kf W; will r ntlt-r ?"ui;! ap 1 rcc t it ion-, upon the hi . t. ' viiw - A PRIZE I.M.; lAR-TIER. A.andnal Opportnntl.r for oihrnlo ' dsMffrlliii lie Hn-l'rliF Wdrlh 1 Working- For. I Anion:,' other p.. il p-e ni'ia-s -nhich' i Mr. John Humphrey .1 C nik'- took at i ti.e Fa ' this yc.r a the harre' of ti I. I ' j Med-il F:.-ur. c-v.u by .1. K. 1'arkvr, jr.. ' i fir the host tiply t corn. Mr Minnphr.-y In- l .en a n sitilnr i s- h.hi-or at .he Kjs'. Curo la-i Fuir mc.ci- it 1 was lut itar'eii, an.! has I vn very bite I cesful in i.e urinjj pu-miua s. I-ist jear , l e w i -i .uded a took j'me, a com slu-Pi- i ' cr an. I t w o buir. 1- of llo.i r. He h .s l i n ' winom birrels of ihj'ir eer s'.i'ce the! I Fair lL'an ur.il h.is u s lakeu ahom fifty j l.lo'.lar.-. in ca?h pn tiiiinu-. He took a , ! sintrie preniitiru ol f-'l lor lii lanu (lis-! play one year. What Mr. Humphr. y ami a few other I farmers do otlitr- an .lo by a little efl".rt. j The prtmuai- uivi ti I v this F.irareal-i i ns remark&ble h-r tl.e-r hUrnlii y. I Tli. i est F.iir is i:eirlv i year off but it will l- well aiouL-li to b. ti u plannicir fur! the pr. mium. Ixiok ov. r t lie pniniii'ii list htt jiub- i 1 f hel nii'l select some of the premiums ; you h tend lo try f..r. m fi.-l.t crops, s-ock ..r ottu i wis-' .lint pb.Lit or nre u witu mat end in M. w ;.n t see low well it will p.iy y a. Srhr. Mel v In. Advices from London, l-'ngland te tht the Fr:ti.-h steamer Lord O'Ned . at Dub'iu Iroui Biltimore, r. ports having -poken ou Ftbrn-iry 22-id. in hrilmle I'.S N . longitude 71 W, 1 1,. Ami i it in schoou- i er M. Ivin. f Oils eitr, wlroh -. .il dirom I'eiu o t, N. C. l-l ruaiy 2nd for l'hila lli I oh 'a . T.:e iikims oftue iiiioii.t 1 ad been iiar.'iiU auavan-i s: e sigi a eo iiiusk wi-hcd I.. U- t .k.u in low. '1'i.eLord O'Neill o;h rid t , i .k. i it the s x p r-or.s on board. I m Ci.pt Ca-kil , the schoon er's c Inniaailer, le'itsed to abandon 1 1 IS vi s-i i and the -te . in i' orotic. lul on her v :ge. Siie wis ffterwards he rd from pro- Iwdirj; "n la-r way as p"ev:ouly stated I and lu.s now iirrivul at hi r destination. DR. UkUBV'S Tl'FTIXU .WACI1IXE. Will Probably b. Mmnnfaetared In Hlcbnjanw What lb. Ol.pateh Hnj otlt. We recently fold of our townsmen, Dr. O. K. Bagby's goin to Richmond to look alter making arrangement for the manufacturing of the mattress toflirig machine whi;h he has in vmted and patectetl. From the Dispatch we.take the tollowing: 'Quite aremaikible machine is now . 1 . T I . P. ... bting tested at Barn tt Jfc Keesee s ma chine works Richmond. It is an inveution ol Dr. G. K. Bagby, a well known den tist nf New Berne, X. C for the purpose of tufting niattiesst. The device is a moet uuique one, upon whii h Dr. Bagby has dtvoled considerable time and Study, in order to bring it to its present stage of perfect operation. Dr. Bagby is related to D.arlv all the people bv that name in Virginia, and is a native of the Old Do mintoo, having Itvn lioru in Halilax i r, , ; Anonynjons Conimnnieations. ccuntv. His invention is simple, yet woniierful, und is only ..ue ol many which ! comnmnicauon must be expected have let n patented by Dr. Bagby. to be published thht withholds the name This is said to be the tir-t arid only ! ot the author."' tutting machine U:n is listed in the' The above appears in the publisher's l'.dent C;lice, and is believed to be the announcement at the head of the fhst col on!v oie in use. The device is con- umn on the second page every day. Not structnl of iron shilling-, togs, arms, I withstanding this we often receive anony ei anks. i tc . a!! testing . n i.n.l supported j nious communications. We received one bv a w o-d fran.e, r.quiring nboiit 150 i ye-terday s gncl X. The rial name bc Ceet of tlmbt r. Its to; sii w.ight is about j longs to everything sen' to a newspaper as ?00 pounds; the tutting i done bv j much so as it does to a private h ttt-r st ve niy-i tght teed!e-. w i.h h p! ici s in ! not neci-ssarily for publication but be--o-ition thirty tuns at one s-roke of the ' cause it is pi oper for an editor to know ma. bine. ' the authorship of everything that appears "Further tce' of ih.- dev'te, which ;s ! in his columns, and the luck of such infor- clai.i.cd to do the wo: k of l. ar men, will j mation often causes something to be con j !e made this afternoon. It is probable sigmd to the waste basket that might t thai these mac!, it.es wi I be aunufactureil otherwise appear. I in Rk hmi n I. W. H . Ronntrrrit Co. Our f. riuer townsman, i native citizen, Mr. Win. M. R..f.-.t ce, who r.cenlly moved north to engage iu business has opened a dry-goods esla'.lishnu nt in part ooiiip witii his brother iti Iiw. .!r. F. I t,. J atn.-, in l as-oc, a . lueiinn ! name i R.-nnir.p i. Co. Thev op. n- rd tor I 1 1 s.ii s- ,d III a XV K ag aud Will y .-piu.ug next Salur- have their . dar Many New trpa, Fen e In. n.:s i fMr. Roun - tree w ill ish I: home. m f.::e -ut.es- in .his new Juvenile Fair. year :.!ti r the L-i-t Carolina - it annual . h.biiiou, boys and ti.e civ g. to holding fairs. fO'ST". Mur.'ixk Batroti and l.very F;r hold girls of Frank ( i l .v- n f u: bin I tie w s v t his vear with .re at the home . w ha ii i hi y w .11 en ry a!1! i ii.-o . 1 a 1 i iv Sa o y Tik y pi. '- . 1 1 1 o in acti.s. . thiev paper btdlo f R. v T. M N h. . d sfte r - cho : the l'r.-s: fo e George, 1 hours. as at.d t. r- -th. xh.t ils to have SlU'l up 4.1ml to Hear of it. The antioun.ieiiient that the lor.s" of this city will give a "i on the night of April tith, in h e young ludiis v ho ma le a so pie if em ut the la ap Year German, Garlic- rman,'" . r of the ant for, f course mtels the gin u ine appr.o a i . the ladles. Tuit the -B.nhe'ors" "ill fu'lv sus- Join theme'ves upon the night of the i 1 -Gerirsn' ir.'Aprr, when tin y xviil i.orle j honor, is not questioned, and the ladies are already looking forward with pleas- I ! uaable anticipations of the coming event. i -- ' Johnson's Magnetic d ILuse Bran.) is ; th most powerlul and penetrating lini ment m existence for external use only, for man or beast. Sprains, bruises, swell ing5, rheumatism, neura'gia and lumbago. Large bottles, 2o and 50 cts. For sale by F. S. DutTv. MARRIED. At Bachelor, (Adams crei k) N. C. at the residence of Mr. Elijah Taylor, brother of the bride. Miss Laura Tay lor, to Mr. John Carrrway, Mr. Isaac Tylor, J. I officiating. THE ATI.AXTIC HOTEL SALE. Tbf Xoted Horlh Carollun Senntle Snort ChAngea Hndi-WIII be Run in (Inoil Sljle Planx or the New Owner. I,i t nisht the !ix kholili rs oftheAI l.iiitic Hi-lei hclil a mei-tiii2 ;it th-J Yar hori Uih Ifiino. i aiiit-jj wi ii- (urafiii. itjuoi nuii a representine; a .-yudicati- ni' Washington and iithmond piople. 1 lie pr-jposiui'ii niHile by thi'i teiirireutativis was accepted by the stork holders. All tin- stock was represscuttd at the ii.ectinu'. Mr. A?hUy llorne, ct Clayton. Mr. F. W. Barms, of Wilson, M:ii. W. A. (Julhrie. ( rrpresi-ntinj,' Col. J. S. Carr), J ud'e II. (x. Connor (represeut in; the Branch estate) uttitHled. An armntr.-ment was made by which the I, ok-! property is exchanged for a ImO. k ol re . I e-tate in ti e city ol Ijiiirel. Marplucd. The arrangement was satii tactory to all the partiis at interest. Mr. Kaile Humphrey, who is here re pieseniinsj the new syndna'e, sai.l last niuh1:" "The new owners will endeavor to le .so the pioperty to some proprietor who will run it in ti-.-t c!a-s tyle. And ii tho proper uinu caunot be found the al8-Towners will put in a good matager, and run the house themselves. It will cer tainly be open this season, and will !c run iu oooil style. -N ws oi O'.scrvi r We are nl to see the above announce in. nt ol the intentions ot the iu w Atlan tic Hotel svn licate Tin y have come into p ssessiou of tin. to l-eojri the esrly hot. 1 in oo.ul lime preparations which precede tile opctii!-.. ! There are n expo-it o: s or other jrreat j oat'.. ericas to Call av.iy pleasure .-eekeis this ve .r, an.l the summer res .ns should i.i conse.i K-nce f.re proponioinitely b Iter i The new owners have ample lime to' either pr-perly lease the h.t. I fr the s a -on or to secure a cod m ma-j;. r, am wiih due care in selectirt; those who wil le iu charge and prise in again w i Morehad's sup. ri with w i.h awake enter - lely calling retention to advant-itres, an.l to the good serviei' that will he iqvi-n ut the hotel, we s not work season no reason wiw tlicy should u a gran llv success! ul Want Tobnrco Money Would Io. Acccor.ling to the state. tients i-f the merchants ol Van lean re, ;i tow n ol about 20 p-jople, there is enough tobacco sold by tlieoi iu one year to run two schools ten mouths in the year, one lor the whites and one for the colored, paying the princin il of each i?45 p;r month and an asisthtit tor ench at iJ30 per month still have a svrplus ol J4.20. M.iriling but true. Pamlico ..1.1. and Her- A iew Berne Wnr Clnlin, j We .-.e it stated that Represent alive .'haw ol N. rth Carolin.i. has introduced ' a net : 1 1 o i of the luirs of the late Fnd-! crick Jones, iu his day one of New Hriii'.- most nspecled citizens. Tne pcioi. n p: iys for the re'erenee of a war c'aim, a n. unlirg to $10,500 to the com mitti e on claims. We wih be glad to see the claim success fully p'. secutc.l. We doubt not when ix.imiind it w ill be found to c a perfect ly just on -. New Buoys PlAeeil. The United States buoy tender 1Yi")k-i, j Cii pt. Donnel has just placed uexv buoys in Neuae iiver wherever needed, from ' Johnson's Foirjt, a few miles below Xew Berne up as far as there are buoys. Those below Johnson's Point were attended to last spring. The Violet is now in port lying at the former Old Dominion wharf. This is the first time the Violet has lei n to Nexv Berne in several years. She has attep.led to her dutits during the time but did not stop at the city. HOQ- C. H. Bryan, DoaiJ. Hon. Charles Shepard Bryan, a native of "ew Berne, died iu Casville Missouri on Sunday the 8th, dav of March in the sixty fouith year of his age. Mr. Bryan was a graduate of the Uni versity of this State, and brother of Judge Wm. S. Bryan of Maryland and Judge Henry K. Bryan of this city. He was a prominent man ot Missouri, and of g'eat populiritj in his county and District. He had filled many positions of public trust Presidential elector, mem ber i f the Ijegislature and various others. Inppector of Fnblie Bulldlntrs. (k-n. Julius C. Holmes, Inspector of Public Buildings for the V. S. Treasury Dt-ijartment was here Tuesday and left Wednesday. While here G. n Holmes Ibr.roiiohlv insi)tted the Public Building r- i now iu i-ourse of erection in this city. The General visited our efficient tire department and was thoroughly delighted' with same. He is one of ihe fire laddies of C'h irh stown, W. Ya . and Pr.sident ol the Independent Fire Co.. of that pro- 1 1 gressive place. It was mainly through his efforts that thev were enabled to ertct a handsome three (fl) story building, which is a lasting tnemor al to the fire laddies of Charleston n, W. 'a. PRO BA BI.Y MOT Bl'RIEl) ALIVE. ' A Pbyslrlin tilve Selentlfle Explan- atlon or How Booty May be Turned Over In a Cottin by "t'atiirttl Cannen. EniToa JoraxAi.: I sie in the Jochnal an article hea hd -H'lrinl . A'ire" which statisihat as a proot, on opering the gmve of Mr. Charles Woolen h s coffin was found bursted open on one : side and that his face xvas turned to the j open side, whith fact I consider no proof , . . i. . . ii- o -.... - i :. .1 Xvllaiever inai 'i. ooii-u vns loiiieii ulive. Bicause in the first place had he x-en buritd alive his stiengtli was not sul- ficieiit lo have bursted the cotfin. 2nd Ofiim.es the gas generated in a ! coffin from a corpse that is kept out some timei aurh'r.-nt tn hl.nr trie emu ,i'l nt'i r..i'r. I haveseiu this done even be fore interment. As to the b-)dy being turned ovir. that is easy enough to account for. A ,r,' of that stiengtli would have been sufficient to have moxed t lie body some und in its decay it would naturally roll as it was in clined. I write this because I feel that the artic le referred to is calculated to give needless aDxiety to fiieuds and much alarm to ner vous women. Respectfully, P. B. Loftin, M. D. Grifton, N. C. The Kioston Free Press says that Prof. L. T. Rightsell has resigned as prin cipal of the Christian College, at Ayden, and the trustees meet to-day to elect his successor. A TRIP TO 4;oi.nsnoK To AtteiKl the .nethodUt MlHsionnry Conference Its Meetinyr Notes of the City. Editoh .Topk.vai.:-- The Missionary C'onti. rente at (iol.l-l-oro was will a.tt. n.l ed bv pastors and liie-idiii'' . liters, ami ' I was exceihnclv inten .stm and chlX intr. I Three si-siotis a day s-ive us a number of. very line a Mrts-es and sonic rich dis- j courses. j Rev. Dr. W. H. I.inihiiih wa. l orn in : China in lsi-4 the y ear his p ueots i . ache. I that country to beL'in. their lon, iabonous and efficient niissionary wosk. His ; father, after many years in Clrn-t, opened the Southern Meihodist Missiim in .In nan. ! wnere lie .'led a lew vears hl'O and where his HL'ed wife is finishing hv-r lonsr, beautiful lit"- in seli-sa.;ri ficin tod for the women and childieu of Japan. Tim son spent inanv yars m Chin i mid Japan as a missionary. His w ife's failing halth imw keens her at Nashville, Tenn.. while he ijives his time to the M. E. Church, South, as one of her missionary secre taries. He wa- the Central figure of our late Conserecce uludi lasted two days and ilights. lie v.j C. T.. Cullier and wi(e added much to the iutere.-t an.l profit of the occasion. They have spent sou.e years in China. Uiv. Dr. Swindell, a member of the Board of Missions f.r the whole church, has for years shown intense interest in the j w rk. Kev. (i A. (oe.-by ol Selmi, tily i.ppoiiited mi-sionaiv secretary ol N". C. Conierc-nce, will devote all his time to the subject, visiting and lectuiin,' in all parts of the CotilereiK e. The eood women cive the audience a rich feast, in an address by Mrs. Collier, mentioned above. Your readeir .vill Leuhult-i know the I Graded S hools in G.nd-boro are doin j well. Supt. Foust has ( h ire of b th. The white school has fourteen teachers ! and seven hundred pupns. The negro school has six teachers ucd live hundred ; and flltv pupils. The Emergency Iin-pilal is atai ting off wen. nut a u.is.-ing mat win oe ; Tuesday a runawiiy team stunned aid unused a in m o:i the street; in a lew minutes he w :is nicely dressed and cared for in the Emergency Hospital. A Syrian and his wile, Greek Catholics, not able to speak Eng i-h, were lately foun I in a cabin in Goldsboro in verv dest'nu'e cir- cumstauces, an i he quick sick. Tlu y aie both well provided tor now. Let New Bern "do likewise. ' A visit to the Odd Fellows Orphan Home wonld gladden ihe heart i f any one, whi re fiftten fatherless b ys and nine lalherhss girls are tenderly cared 1 ,i 'these orphans alien. I tin: Goldsboro ("railed school. God b'ess the Schools, the Oiphanage and the llospiial. A D. Bf.tts. i Net! inm out Hlitnle Trees. j Mr. R. A. Richaid-o i and C. T. Wat-j son with commendable public spirit are sitting out young elms white shade; trees arc needed in front i f the r prop-i erty. j There are numbers of places in Vie city j where old shade irees hive died and been removed, still others xvhi re the trees are giving out. New trees should he set out in all vacin places and also iu the places of unsightly trees of poor servicr. It takes several years for a tree to reach a size which will cau.-e it to give good simile, an.l this is a n.ason why not a single sta son should he allowed to pass wituout re- l placing all trees wherever needed iiow is the time for such ytovk and it will be a good thing it considerable of it is done. Ieeiilcd in Favor of thetJiy. The case of J. Rosenbaum xrs'. the city of New Berne, has been decided: by the Supreme Court iu favor of the c'ty. This was a ;use in which the plaintiff denied the right ol the city to iniose the special lax it has leviedjupon second hand cloth ing dealers (in addition to a tjuigatioD fee) and resisted its collection. Although not much wns involved In this case it elf, it was never the less an important one, on account of the prece dent it establishes. Moretieail Saw-mil. "Messrs. E. D Harrell, George Sanger and John T. Harrell, of this place, have purchased a saw mill at Mori-head city, and in a few days xvill commence the manutacturing ot lumber unrt-dr the firm name of Morehead Citv"-"SJLumber Co. This young firm are practioft'. lutnber men and careful in business transactions. and The Times sincerely wia'ijis them j abuudant business at remmiraftBe pr.ces. I Jacksonville Times. Charged With Ineenillarisin. - Mr. JamiS Ri'ey Emu', of Aikms, has ' been arrested on the charge of setting tire to Mr, Barney Fulcher's cotton gin- j ueryofthat place Ile was put under bond for his iippeirance next Friday f.r! trial. ' The trial was not held immediately on account nt important witiussis being absent. Gent's Clothing Store. The store recently yocatcd by Mr. Solo mon Cohen, will soon be occupied by Sanvl Alexander A Co. Mr. Alexander xvill move here from Charlotte, the parties is our townsman i Mr. h. Da.ien iurg. Mr. M. U Sudan i will be their manager and head salesman. The firm will deal exclusively in gents I aiu; J4o0,000. The b'rek was a magndi clothing aud furnishing, and expect to i ceut ti. e-s'.ory structure of brick, prouise-; handle the fi-iest grades. ; v ornamented with terra cotta trimmings. ' ; " The Idaz" st-n'ted in the b, ih-r room in Another Reserve Division. ! ,hc basement f tne building, acd spr.ad It is reported upon good authority that j so rapi(y iuit f,,ul- Ja.. lies and two gen- 1 a Division of the X. C. Naval Battalion j tltmen, who xx-ero taking ri.lmg les-ons; has been organized at Edenton, X. C. and s on the fifth floor had barely tune to es-. its application for inemlershiii been for- j cape. R. W. ZTii-.eklev. privat secretary warded to Raleigh. Edenton is to tie congratulated upon its 'enterprise in this matter. The Daniels-Fowler Case. Mr. O. II. Allen, commissioner in the case Lewis Dauicls vs. C. II Fowler, et als. lor the settlement of of his father-in-la w 's estate, pissel through on the 11th en r.-ute to In- h-.me in Kington. Messrs Sim. noes ai d xVard reiir.sent the ph.intitl and Messrs. xv . O. II. Guion the defendants. C iu k and HO.VOR ROLL Of Xew Berne Coliefjiate Institute for Ihe Month of February. Miss Bessie Parsons 94 2 5 100. Hilda Jacobs 1)1 7-8 100. " Lucv Abbott 1)0 4 o 9o. ' Annie Green 90 5-790. " Appie Caho 90 00. Marg ir.-t Small wood SO 05. ' Nita Wlialey 93J 97. ' Lizzie Hancock 1)5 100. " Let.ic White 92 3-5100. Nina Easnight 91$ 100. . Maude KinseyOl OS. " Lulu Maides 90 100. Master Richard Duffv 94 1-598. " John A. Meadows 9098. Miss Mollie Hollowed 9790. Vary Burke 94 95. " Lizzie Colligan 91 93. " Lilv Groves 95- 93. " Katie Sueet 9198. " Roweoa Whitty 9098. " Bayard Widtehurst 91 91. The first is the scholarship, the second the deportment. Several oiheis would have gotten on if they had not been ab sent so D.uch, YKUDHT CORUM-Il'S -IL'RV j Clost1 : win, Investigation Shows .Mr. Lane lo Have liccn Cnmo to IIih Oealli I'riuii n Itlow or Hlous Infli-te! by a Party or Parlies 1'nkiiowii. The cot'oti. r"- j"fv which had l en at work three da se. kii,.: t fathom the mystery connected wi;h ihe . u all: of Mr. Wiliiam Lam- lii'imiitlv rea--emhl.dat i 12 o'clock Fridav a id i eir 1 the evidence : from all the witnesses -ummou'd The ' ex -im in it Ion con-umed I w. . ui.l h a .f houi a' a! ye: viry little wa- .li-i ov. r-.d '. eyoud ; ; what wa- air. a ly know u. It wa- mm. w ii tli it wliii" pro-ei iit'rj-j I the se ai'th for Mr. l.ane a ii' .1- 1 1 i i hole the; I Size Ol a o.a'.'e was discoveiel li- ir the I river shore, not I . r Iroui .Mr. Aiihtui I I pock's bom -, and that dirt ismti of i which w .s f'Xh:bh-i) -a as taken out of. j Mr. L-int.'- p '-ket- uiiich closely re- j sea. bled the soil in wh'ch the hole had! been f.iir.d an) that I hi re had been! ; str-incl telati- ns existii g b tween the i two Ipo.-k i-rothei's and Mr. Lane. Mr. Arihiii Ipock siid ti.e hoh- had; ! n. -t been r.centiy (hi-r th it ho h-d flis- ; ! cover..! ii some time back and tilled it up I himself lu i.i I n -l k-;o.v wim (:-r it nor i uhati'r. He te-iiiied as to Mr.' Lane's ! , havii.g come over to their phsoo w hhe j ; it:, der the iiiriu.-i ce ol lifpi r and Liiven j j th.-m four ie which caused them to give j : him not ic c to keep away, i,u' both he and his brother denied ex;.-tin r animosity. ; With all the ijie-tionines the above1 I f.cts ail those previou-iv given were ! ! about nl of cons-ive. tln.t wi re j diawn out. I 1 Dr. Ditguid, Supei'inteniien t of Pu'.lic ! Health, sub i.itted hi.- r, port to the jury ; i as follow s : j i UEI'ORT OF AL'TofsV. I ma le a gi.ni.ral sui'vi y or -.up. riitial examination o! his clotiiing. I t..und noihtng suspicious, oi.lv that ins two shirts were sijich-. d up no I then Ik gan to insp ct his rents found bo-'v gener al I v llis hind, i x'ern it'y .-ho.vt.l n signs of fracture, though hi- right eye was i. inges ted con-;i'er ib y. His mck was biiii-id a ll ic r und. His lungs Were found iu a ooi- . mds'ate coi taiuii g no water or bloody i i,U--iiu-, and the lung lloaild .-ho'.xiug lie j vas not drowned. His h art w is in a I norm-il state showieg he did not die ol ; he irt discus-.' His :-t..ra .th a- then exanru. d: food; was found in his -to. rack uu.iigeti d; from ! elrs- examination, it coiiid haroly liave; been in sr.-inach more than an Iv ur before dentil. No -it. r w a- f ilitl ach which vvou'd h ,ve b. en m ins he case had been drowned On his back ovi i- ! ft -h..u' (st-nm'.a) was a y,;rv l,rg.- i.iuls r blade j extend- ! ing up th..- neck to tt, i,g!i- .-l-'e. It looked is if don with l:"o al t.'iiut instru ment as a lio-ird. I -; 1 1 ol -ile .fan ax. Hi skull was now opet.-d iindhis brnai and skull examined found. The ba.se of i:0 lracture was 1 brain (cerebellum) '. was very much congest til, shoxving con cussion du to blow on back and neck produced death. J. W. Dutifiu, supt. i le ili h j i The itit-v with a"! the facts i hem. diet as i i reiired and suon r. turned a ve follows : VERDICT OF Till: Jl'KT. To the Coroner of Craven County We, the jury lmpanelhd to enquire into ! 0 tti3 cause oi Qtatn oi imam L.aue, nuei viewing the remains and lvaring the evi dence in the case, rendei this our vtrdict, viz; That said William Lane came to his death by a blow or blows upon the b ick ! and back part of the neck, and iowir parti of back of head, which blow or blows! caused congestion of lower part of brain j and upper part of spina! column; - .id in-' : ., - K.U rwr inll .,..,.l .. l.l.lllt ., till illl.i nlpment ,n the.' hands of c me person or! persons to the jury unknown X. M. Gaskill, J. J. Baxter. S. Blumgardt, Asa Jones. S. A. Harris Elijah Tav'.or. New Berne, X. C. March 1:3. ISI'0. ! There are some w'uo still hold that p. ! sibly the death was accidental th it Mr. j l Lane might have b.-.-n struck whi'e clo-e ! by the water's edge by a filling limb or, I injured in some similar m-mti.-r, sufficient- I ! ly to pi oil uce death :md that' his body later Man on was taken out by a hign Hue. i conjectures and .-urnii.-s. s may be advanced but probably all i now known . that will cv.t lie known about tiiis myste-i rious death. I l'OPE BICYCLE BVIMU-XG BI ltKD Five story Ilrlek Structure in Boston with Content! Los SIOO.OOO. The Pope M dltlf cHllirg Co . o ton, Mas--., manufacturers of the Columbia and Hartford b'cycles, have for years bei-n sold in New t ISO-'- ; famous; . which j r.i.rnc. ' bv W. T. Hill ot Co., have had the mis. ; teriible loss by Ore. j i fo't'tion to suffer a Advices from .'oston under date ol March : 12. said as follows; The Pope Jt:n;!tic:uring Company's building, oti Co umi us a vt-nu.?, w:-. com pletely gutted by fee, iiece-sitaiitig a gen- I eral alarm shortly b' tore i o'clocK todav The fire caused a loss ot between .350 OUO to Jr. Albert 1 pe, and t lie .1 nitor, . P. Preston, were hc..:mc ! iu bv smoke and tire on the si coral bv h.ih.b rs floor, and made placed ihere by their i scape the fire me". Li tl building were thirty btit they all escaped five or fo-tv lieopl wituout injury. The cot tents, whith ruuined. consisted of 175 s c nd-h did heels oie-.-. s ol hicx e'e ti 1 1 it g xv. re com) eteiy 1,700 new whe. Is, . and about 'JO.hOO -. b. -1 i s .s i er .1 thousand tires. The Tomb's Companion budding, one of the most imposing stt ucture- ui ihe city, which is sipa:a;ed I'loui the burned building by a lu'ti en-toot atiey. and the Iloll'uit.n House, a seteu-st.-ry upartment h itt-e a ro-.-the stre-t. were thoroughly d rendu d. The IL H'-u-m House was for an hour in gri a danger, as the strong northwest wind carried the fl in. 3 nearly ha f ))iiy across th.- broad rvenue The loss ti) both buildints by Water will ag gregate iO.O(iO. The fire under con;!'"l bv 5 o' was pjactically .Otk, I lit it Was hours b fore it was entire1' subdued. The Pope Company has a tolal loss on its slock and fi vturts convi rvatively esti mated at C 150,000, and 200.000 on the building. The loss is fully loverul by in surance. Mr. Bill informs u that the building burned was uot the factory it was sim ply the Boston headquarters. The fire dots not aftect either the laciory or the LaGranoi; pen and ink sketch 1 00, Mr general ofBce. Both of these are at Hart- x Brock; pencil drawing $1 00 Mr N ford Codu. ; Brock; charcoal drawing $1 00, Miss " Louise Lane; best display of decorated A disordered Liver causes jaundice, ' china not less than 30 pieces, $5 00. Miss biliousness, indigestion, flatulency and ' Sophia Hutchinson, Wilson; best imita dyspepsi.i. Johnson's Kidney and Liver tion Bonn or Royal Worcester $5 00, Mrs Regulator corrects all liver troubles and . Jaivis; oil color fruit or flowers $2 00, these ailments disappear. 25 an t SO cts. I Miss Nobles, LaGrange; water color -alill F. S. Duffy. I life $2 00, Miss Hadley, LaGrange; best PREJUl'JIS AWARDED. At Ilie inrll Annnnl Exhibition Ent Carolina Fnir. l!e-t patchwork quilt 1 00. M I -CI.., ,11. ,. 1 ,,0 I W ,L ii, o. ii..-, -, vol r. v ouoi I oo, ail:, a n Soarks knit eoiliitpronn.. I Oil Mi:u.lnlei Simpson; crochet.d conukrpane l (, M:s- Hannah Osgood- I test rag earjietino 10 yds or more 2 00. Mrs Susan I'riee,- home made heir'h rur any style 1 00, Mrs A iv llowirton: 2d pre. home made i ., , , - 1 . ,. hearth ,U2 any style .,0c, Mrs A K ow- . it.n; home spun woo h 10 yd, 2 00, aios auMll i 111. Ililll. Slim. 1:1 ceilliei ; i -. o ., f i- i- t I .-iiuare. in white 2 00, Miss L K Jon. s; , i , . , , .... handsomest centre siiuaie in colors 2 00, ; mi,,, , , 1 . , , ' Mrs Hele i; handsomest drawn work cen- o on m.. t it .,..:,: 1 lie .-.uaie VIO, illlH 1 uaiis, I1MIU OOllieS, . end),, I., not less than G, 2 00, Mrs Hum- phn y, (lold-boro; b. st exhibit of , h.ili. s ' not less th :ii 12 I! 00, M ss E K June-;. hand-onu -t i-mbr-l. colored iiueu table cover 1 h i, Miss E Iv Jones; b st hand- ! mole in I int'i dress 2 00, Miss Carrie : Aretidi Ii; be-t machine-made infant's die-s 2 00. Jliss Carrie Aren hll: best I decorated chair 1 00, Mi-s Noima Cox; ; niost ai titic home made table 1 00. Miss Norn a Cox: best linen table cover 1 O0, : M.-s Humphrey, Gddsbnro. j fancy needle Work. I Si k embroidery on fl innel sjiecimen I 1 00. .Mrs (ico Howard, Baltimore; 2 pre. j embrnidery on flannel spi cimen aOc, Mrs i E W Il.senihal; outline embroidery ia siik 1 00, Miss Shepar.l, Warrenton; tatting 5)c, Miss Shepard, Warrenton, Xn drawn work 1 00, Mrs H L Duffy; 2d pre drawn work 50c, .1rs C R Thomas; hfiniLome-t einbrd. babv pi I lo -v 1 00, Jrs E B Ellis; sola piih-xv 1 00, .Vis W I II Fennel!; bureau scarf drawn linen work 2 00. 3is Freeman,- btire-u scarf 1 linen embroidered 2 00, .Vis Freeman; I napkins embul. initials iu cotton J .1. .. ! 2 OO, .1 s T .1 X George towels einbrd. j initials in cntt-m i do. 2 00, J.ss E K Jones; napkin- hemsdehed enibrd. initials ! in cotton 2 (HI, 3rs ('has R.-izenstein; I napkins c-mbr .idtte I 100, 3iss Annie j Koullia. ; carving cloth embroidered 1 00, -1iss E K Jones; tea tnb'e cloth era-Iji-oidiT.d 2 00, .1iss E K Jones; picture i frame embroidered 1 00, Mits E K Jones; ; specini. n lace w ork, Uoniion point or B ! 3 00, .lr-s Freeman, Qoldsboroj best sneci j mi n work not entered elsewhere 2 00, ; -Vis C E Slovti; buff.-t scarf 1 00, Mrs. i Sevmour; Roman embroidery 1 00, Mrs. Jas. Waters ladies' fancy bag 1 00, Mrs. Durlicld, Princeton, N J; ove or cravat - i case 1 00, M.s Jollifee; lamp shade 2 00, ... t. .. I.,.., ..i i." ve., iiiieim shams 1 00, Mrs Free man, (juldshoro; lancy apron 1 00, mis Wright Moon; hamlsoint st display of fancy work in this class 12 or more arti cles not entered elsewhere 5 00, miss Shepard, Warrenton. CliOCIIETING AND KNITTING. Child's sack crocheted 50cts, Mrs A K Ilowi-rton; set of table mats, J doz. torn 'crocheted oOcts. m ss 1. Shepuru, V arren ,!' i.i; ' ton. Ya: chair tidy cr ocheti d SOcts, Mrs Freeman, Goldsboro, N C; crocheted l ice -"O. ls, MtsS L Shepard, Warreotou, V; knitted lace 50cts, Mrs L Willis; siijipers er-icheted or knitted oOcts, miss Mary Small wood; 2d pre. slippers crocheted or knitted 25ets, Miss m oy Oliver; knit skirt 1 50. Mrs m M irks; crocheted purse 50cts, miss r lorence inyneni, vaocowiuiiy, shawl orscaif crocheted fl 00, Miss L Mn par x arr. nton, v a; 2 1 pre. siiaxvl ov scarf cr. chete ! oOcts, Miss Alice Smith; Alglian knitted 1 00, xirs Gar.lnttf; bcst display o; work m this department by "Qo ia.iy, o or mote articles, uo, miss i. Shepar.l, Warrenton, Va. children's depahtmknt. Piain sewing machice or hand 50cts, Virginia Baxter: 2d pre. sewing machine or hand 2octs, Lula Waters cdico quilt 25cts, Master James Manix Norman silk embroidery 50cts, Louise Lane best out line 50ct8, May Belle Ma;e; best knitting 25cts, Lucy Morns; best button holes 50cts Lucy M inis; pin cushion 9o'ts, Margaret Disosway; creditable outline, special by M irk Disosway, ."iOcts, Amy Guion. Creditable silk embroidery, special by Mrs S U L ine, 1 pair kid gloves, Jennie Su'tm. . Sofa pillow, special by Mark Disosway oOcts, Elizabeth Clarke. Creditable work, special by m. Disos way oOcts, Virginia Harrison. Outline, special by A E nibbard, 1 silver thimble, Hattie MarhS. LADIES' yVQHIt. Special Premiums. Crocheted pillow shams, Miss Mollie Fulford, special No. 40 bv J J Baxter, dry goods, 1 pair E. P. Reed's ladies' shoes. Crocheted trimming, Mrs J Kohn, special No. 34 by W B Swindell & Co., 1 pair Zeigler ladies' shoes. Piece of knitting by lady over 70 years. Miss Susan Williams, spteial Xo. 42 by S Iv Eaion, 1 pickle castor. ' For creditable display. Mrs. Lizzie ' Sturgeon, special No.-5 by R Berry, drug gist, 1 book of poems. I Be-t knit sack; Mrs M O Windhy. special No. 45, by Lucas i& Lewis, j grocers, 1 set (bread, meal and paring', j knivi s. Best collection curios, Mrs Hargett, spicial No. 11 by John Dunn, grocer and i confectioner, 1 barrel flour, i Colli ction of work, Miss Wingfield, I Chocow inity, special No. 43 bv S K Eaton, 1 pepper and salt. F.-r fancy stitches. Mrs is B Loeb, spec ial Xo. 35 by Ntxv Berne Candy Factory, 5 lbs. line candy. Handsome embroidered centre square, Mi-s E K Jones, special by O Marks & Co. 1 co i set. Drawn work 5 o'clock t. a table cover. Mrs C R Thomas, special Xo. 41 by S K Eaton, solid silver spoon. For tl incel suit, Mrs DeBruhl, Jones countv, special No. 44 by W P Jones, furniture dealer, 1 picture. Handsomest lace centre square in Iloni tfm or point lace done iu 1895, Mrs C R Thomas, special No. 19 by Mrs. Janie I ei'i-y, Millinery and fancy goods, 1 Mo uet rug. Handsome drawn work, Mrs D F Broa. ihvtrst. Goldsboro, special No. 17 by New Berne Bargain House, 1 rug. 2 d z finger bowl doilies by Mrs Duf tield, Piineeton, X. J , special Xo. 33 bv F S Duffy, J lb. triple ixtract white rose. By D F Jarvis, dry goods, 1 handsome parasol lor finest display of deeora'ed china, Mrs. D F Jarvis. FINK ARTS. Oil painting other than poitrait 2 00, Mr. Nace Brock, RichUnds, X C; oil painting poitrait 82 00, Mr Nace Brock; water colored landscape 82 00, Mr Xace Brock; paste'le painting $2 00, Mr Xace Brock; painting in oil, any subject still life study $2 00, Miss Nobles L-iGrange; water color, fruits and flowers $1 00, Mrs. Chas. Ives; crayon drawing other than portrait 1 00, Miss Louise Lane; crayon uortiait 1 00. Mr X Brock: decorated china tea set $3 00; Miss Sophia Hutchin- s;.m Wilson- 1 rln-7 rntw And annei.rfl ttO! HO Mrs D F Jarvis; toilet set $2 00, Mrs D F Jaivis, one vase royal Worcester $2 00, Mrs D F Jarvis; one pitcher royal Wor cester $1 00, Mis D F Jarvis; painting on silk, satin or velvet 50cts, Miss L Shepard; painting on porcelain oOcts, Mrs. Jarvis; decorated screen $3 00, Miss Hutchinson; decorated frame $1 00, Miss N Roberts; decorated nlaemii-a 1 00. Miss Hadlpv Mis- N It Mis- Mnui: I iOI i . I'.ii.- CHIIUKI N'S DUI'tRTMl VI'. , Cnnon drawing any snl.i.il 1 ,. ' I. bivia Hughes; iharcoal r-lu. ' l . i r i... . '-U't' llOg.H-s. CIIIMKY I' HTM I N I . i'i- . Best .libs, butter oo. Chm II - .1. I,n Ilcinph i , , i i i m n m i m . , Bes! blnck "rape ellv. Mis I Mine, c .- Mr, .j,,,,,,-,, j .,5(. ' ,,,1t.k,,JB1.ri. P,,V. Mr, , :,, if , o- . u . I Mac, 2-icls; best tfoosihcrrv ,. , .or . i . .' Itobbins t2&cts; best currant ,, ,, r , V , , Kobbinp, 2.3ctr; best apple ledv - , , , ,, ' 1 , Mn.u, 2.wt; best collet lion ..! i lellV. jellv. . Mis M ,--Mis I S Mi- T- C l J.O nil L JiK'C' ' ' (liIII. ',-,, ,-r,. B' -t strawberries, Mrs Son W.di i-. "iOcIs, b st peach, MisS.im Water- r,0cts be-t tigs. Mrs Sam Waters .iii. :-; pine apple. Mrs Sam Waters oOcts; hi st lorn does, Mrs Bobbins odcls, bo.si cr-ih tipple, Mrs Sam Waters 5h-ts; l-t chern. s, Mrs Sum Waters .ro. t.-; bed ol- lection, Mrs I' S Mai e $: oo V-i i-ition. Mrs Uobb ns obi ts. ctum J V. Marmm'.i.l, ... Best picb, Mr Enoch Wadsworth, 25eis; best p ar. Mrs ICnoch Wadhwoith, 2-V;l-; orange, Mrs. liuocli Wu.lswoith, 25cls; ajiple, Mr-. Enoch Wadsuoith. 2") i ts. t'i'im I .- ( in,,..! ', , '.,.,. I l )... Btet canned peachi-s Mi I S Mute. 25cts; tiest canned pears, Mrs. Wolfendcn. 25cis; best display of canned pgetabli . ' Mr O Marks, fjt! ui. Cluxx 'I W;,, linn.,!; Fi-,iHk. Best sctippernong wine, Mrs Puffy. 50 its; best bluckb-rry wine. Miss C. Hun cock 50. ts; best i berry w'mr. Mrs Bob bins 50.;ls, b. st brandy peaches. Mi Italph ("ray, 50tts; liest brandy cherries. Mrs Ralph Gray 50cts; best larged dis play, Mrs O Mirks, $:' oo. ChitH VII- s'fi.r ',-,.. B tt sweet pickle tomatoes, mis Ralph Gray 50cts; best sweet pickle peach, .xij E E Harper 50cts; best spiced grape, mis Ralph Gray, 50cts; best sweet pickle pear, -Mrs R Gray, OOcts; !est largest di"plav, mil' S m ce, t2 00. CitxH 'IIF: Siiir 1'iilh,. Best jar cucumbers, Mrs I S m icc5o cts; best var.ety pickles, Mrs I' S m u e, , 50cts; best mangoes, Mrs l" S Mtico 50cts; best chow chow, Mrs I' S Mace 50 cts best art'clmkes, mis V I! Boyd 50 cl-: lest mustard artichokes, Mrs W B Boyd, 50c's; . best sour chow chow, Mrs Sam Wan rs 50ct-; best tomato catsup, Mrs; Sam Waters 25c ti ; best peppeis, Mrs Ralph Gray, 50cts; best and largest dis play, Mrs V S Mice, f 2 00. C'iimx IX: (nieii ami Ilr.'i.l. . Ziest fruitcake, Mrs I' S Mace 2 00,- best gold cake, Mrs I S Mace 75cts; tieM cocainut cake, Mrs I" S Mice fl 00; U'.-t chocolute cake, Mrs O Marks, 1 (Ki- lx;st ! nut cake, Mrs O M irks 1 00; liest maish ! mellow cake. 1 00: hand- ! somest decorated cake, Mrs C S .waci 3 00; best date crke, ir O Marks, 7icte; ! best and largest display of fancy cakes and breids, 21 varieties, Mrs V S Mace I $5 00; best display of large cakes, mis 1" ! S Mce, $3 50; best dozen rolls, mis' Smith 50cts; best beaten biscuits, Mrs II R Bryan, 50cls; best wafers Mr II B Brjan, 50cts; best collection of bread and rolls mis. lames W Moore, 2 00; mis. Fulford, best bread from Iioyal Crown flour. Special, 1 barrel of Royal Crown fl .ur by Hackburn & Wdlet. i iuidken's dkpartment. Clans X. Best bread, May Belle Mace 25ets; liest biscuit, lijary Willi9 25cts; liest biscuit. Mamie Bowden 25cls; best cocoaniu cuke, jtay Belle Jace, 50 ct; liest preserve! peaches, May Belle Mace 2rcts; best pre served figs, May Belle Mace 25cts; best pears, iVay Belle -Vace 25ctf; best collec tion of preserves by a child, May Belle Mace, 2 00; hest sweet pickles, Sarah Meadows, 25cts; best sour pickles Sarah Meadoxvs, 25cts; best Dolly Vardeu cake Sarah m adows 50cts; best tea cake, Ella Mace 25cts;bist artichokes, Ella 3ace 25cts; best display ef fancy dishes, Mrs O Maiks, $3 00; md lest. May Belle Macu 12 00. SPECIAL PREMIUMS. F'r splendid exhibit of preserves by Mrs Sam Waters $2 00 by Joe II ILick buiu. For fine display of sour pickles, ; ni I k umbrella by O. Marks Co, to Mrs F S Mace. F"or finest diaplay m entire department, 1 pair of ladies' hne shoes by II B Dully to Mrs U S Mace. For tine display of brandy fruit, 1 fish set to Mrs O Marks by Hackburn .St Willet. For fine disp'ay ot preserves by Mrs Ralph Gray, 50 lbs of flour by F I'lrirh. For fine display ol variety of preserves and jellies by Mrs. E E Harper, 50 lbs ol flour by F Ulrich. For fine display of wins jellies by xirs Robbins, 50 lbs of flour by F Ulrich. Mrs. Wolfinlen for display of canned fruits, 50 lbs of flour by V Ulrich. i 1 pair of kid gloves by Mr Jarvis for best cake by child under 12 years, May Belle Mace. DIED. At "The Oaks'' near New Berne, Thurs day, March 12, 1896, Mr. Benjamin Ciomwell Harrison, in the 2Hh year ol his age. Mr. Harrison came from Xorfolk, Va.. about five years at"0 to engage in truck farming. For about three years be has been in the employ of Messrs. Hackburn & Willett. Modest, industrious and kind, he will j be greatly missed by his friends. To them -and especially to his young wife, nee M'ss Minnie Wade of New Berne, whom be married only four months ago, xve extend our heartfelt sympathy. J The luneral will take place from Chri-1 ' Episcopal church (of xvliich he exported , soon to become a communicant) this (Sato morning at 11 o'clock. When Daby was sick, wo cavo h.-r rittorlA When slie was a Child, she cried for (.'astoria. Wlien she bis'ame Miss, she clung to Oisti.ria. When she had Children, she gavr tliem CaatoHa, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. The Rockingham Index has a compli mentary mention of a sermon by Rev. J T. Lyon pienehcd to the Ii ickinghiim ! lodge of the Independent Older of Odd Fellows, on the sui jeit of Love, Truth and Fri.ndship. It says ' the sermon was j a most excellent one just such ns was i x- j pected from the gifted preacher, and that he gave a thoroughly exposition of th principles of Odd Fellowship, its cngin, j progress and noble work. If the Baby Is Cnlllnic Tei-lh Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, euros wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. TxveDty five cunts abottle. tapestry ()aiutintr if:! nifici:il flowers I )(, T1R. I)L f:l:V Is in c i in U U('ilASlN(i Spring Stock wc rmi-t inako riifioi for t ;i' Wo -dl'.-r I. Ik- cotiiinir wfk". hi-Kniiimp- MONDAY, farth-lG, tiio h.iiit. .- i f - o-i: ,f our.riu iii' AUi i; sii hks AT' 22r A 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ! m r if otir i:u$tbmcr.'.' wen- I SIIIIll- (i tn i.-ic ioiiifti -'ft gzt":' .1 . im! n jreat . tin- t ici was" til i' i Hie Ppec--, I thio.- llkl Hut . tnan y al vaiiri . tin tal s;i l- t'. Ill ( ,rd I iii. I'lttir.'-r w aiH liavo drriiicd. thr-s,. S! I A I I lav i o,. t- : r.ido iu th ; t- f-nt.Wii-iri' Ins time.- to sll s f..r NK week. " Hi nd m your SO ill) Il.l' f ill orders i . 1 1 1 ) 1 1 lino of ' 1 - t - i iIhtc in a full 1 lid . iil- xv Ii j te. 1 Wi' in i ii ; i . . n : cli'K, al llioag 1 1 1 1 'ar";aii) s, ai d : vine yoi i tlitit mined to suv" x itircliase of lew nmre arti itt siore in full of I vimI Will con xve lin.vo dotcft "i iiioik v in tho 1 1- 1 ry (lortiis. ' i s l from 45 rrl-ifore, , .'25c 1 15 inch II. . ri to "e ' fi i I Our price (). N. I . cotton. 4C' ' A Wo are now s. !lnio- ;i Shoe dial .-ohiatH .'5 for $1 00'C and a i n Sho.- for r..'t ets. t . . - . We also have a f. vv jiairs of";' Ladies' i'me Sltai-H, Hr.PA Vj" tO thai xv d.l for ?-.r.O artil " ; o. i we HOW (a-U for 1 7.).fcv;-. i.ini I'.l'CK I at. si 1 (MIKKDMOORS i Respectfnll v Stilnnittod, H. B. DUFFY. Just in 1 i New !::. of e -ew -wear, iu .-tile by, thi, o Every tM "'U the I, .mix illlc-nt HiW ' Rnfus Wal Im Us has s, en it s , i- . ; ever Lr. -uji: u New Ni window. Sizes lilt t . g ' i A n v i ; . Sh See our li fi liiutl''" ie lot lor 50 cent v ' , New ( 'Lulling i. -v buy unli I von - c u liicyi le Su it . . , i ot sample id y " - n m ri x ing. Ii.. ax it i li you wnKl w :ii c"ijl." Filll line .le tij 'orJttr. Fit . ... - - Fr, sh B.ilton- b eo! Lu,k Cutlous, ' C ";tr in. I Shirt Si.,,H,' -.:.';. ; - ' J M. HOWARD. The lialancc of Our Stock of LADIES CLOAKS and ' - JACKETS." x I-: x l i.i. i i. "XX AT 50c "ON THE DOLLAR-!: We also have nlio.i I Ziotrler's Shoes, sizes ; lo0 pain ot ' (' D .t K last, wli ki:y low . XVI' Wli .' . i n i. A .'!..'." Sh. A '!.H'i S! -A 2.. (i Sin Wc , o. won LI call an Y. 1 11 1 en t you if yoo r nix W. B. Swindell & Coi " 67 Ulilille Slri il , i T MEN'S RUSSET SHOES. '.' x . -A NICE I Sweaters;, Win Bovs' .V Cliihl -INK OF i shiris, MeVs(''' ion-' Clothing. A MC1-: 1.1 N I; OF v"7 Men's. Kid (Jlnx.s m Mr?is anl I ml I ess. Hon ii I ree'H Ro! ei 1 1 ; Trunks for l.u.l lilies. .1 .1. IJAXTI3R. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Reward ! ; We will w ho xv 1 1 I will eo in point of nix r--In i ii g inn- in Xl-el ii .00 t. the person. II' ii stovi tha1''' iinali! x . lininh and to -e xx il Ii tho V bucks mm i on nor lliior. i Celetirated 1 XV I ' II. M ' We u I Inn i 111 I lie: Is ,1 II ilget I hreei (1 IB- ,C 1 Mill S. We w.ni! and Range hu v or 1 1 t , .. :i t . . w in: t lirsi stoves wi.sli to Thr an II, r ll.ueUomirst 5IOVM hit nh.mn n S.nlli Carolina. mnt rath i X k' I' M 1 1 1 b IllCkS MUX I ,Si WN,,I tl) u"J hy til iSLOV KK IIAUnWAKKtX). .ve p 1 s-r ti l ui or c Will nry. n ni anything AVe piira- II) our tee l R r::i II we t 'mil. Slovcr Hardware Co, ELECTRIC TELEPHONE it i 1 1 1 ti'. trnl ho,,,,-.'' trli' hi' t.-.. at.. re suH I'Hira (4rtt(ss-R- . h i 4 t n -Mrih. On nluld--r. I in tuptninuinksi. an I nT-ah"i. ntir i1HUn( ()ifn.rltNt, raaily na whan ! ii-il. On Ha put np tor -any now fmv i omr, iso irrn-i, imu m, hi Ills". V arnaMtSMi A Konsf tnakw. W rht W. P. Harrlton Co Civil lO.CttmkM, S. v y
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 19, 1896, edition 1
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