TEE NEW BERNE JODBHAL.
CHIRLTS L STEVENS.
EDITOR AND PEdPKltluH.
Nkit BXBITE, N. C, Sept., 1 isK";.
Ea tared at the Pout Offlo at Sew Heme,
ft, C M maonA clam matter.
one which ought to appeal to every
one, and th projectors of the ware
house should be offered evory induce
ment iu their eflortg to establish oue.
AT LEAST BE TRUTHFUL.
The criticism of the Democratic
State press upon the Sound Money
Ir moorats, and their conference, is
i not such as will bear pood results.
The men who met last Wednes
, djv. at (.ireensboro, and those whom
j they represented are not of the poli
tical class, ami tlio political line
TM DAIlt Joc-"ai. (icp Monday) Is
dUTrl by carrier la this city, at V)ccut.
per xot .
Tnil Momil, Invariably hi ailvauce. Sl.rm
laa Tail .""
j tttll 1 U TO ,
vmir juvuil one year, in uivancr, i i id i ! . t'l 1 . .
Idwtula, Kate. liven on appllcaUon at ! which thcV propose to follow id not l,CIlll' waltcd ulltl1 "ils
... , , . .,. ., : t uen tootc ior a who a princess
months older than himself. 1 1 is two
that was their purpose
Royal Children Marry Young.
The members of royal families
usually mary at an early age.
The emperor of Austria married
when he was 2-i a bride of- 1(5 years
and 4 months: one of his daughters
married at the age of 1" years and
y months, and his son's hrid was
only 1 T.
The kinj of Belgium was a youth
of IS when he married a girl of IT,
and his two daughters were married
while mere teh.ool girls in age (IT
years).
King Christian of Denmark pru-
4, and
six
rtra MaU par Una will be cu:e-J IT
ax4a Ot Tnaaka. Resolution ol Respect n.l
Gbttamrf Poetry . alao tor Obituary Notu-.-
alaar tttoaa wblet tM e11tor tilmnolf
ahaUl gin aa a matter ot new a.
IfOltoM affTnr ri aad Society and all otlier
ell Hill anatl from which revenue Utntw
In a4 w-Ulbe eaanced lor at the rate of live
rati a tlae.
TMiOWll will not umler any eirrtnn
el sarea be responsible for the return or tin
aX kaapln oi any rejected oianoacrlpt. No
sesioai will be mad to thU role with re
ard to attoar Vetters or Incloauree. Nor Till
Editor enter Into eorreaponjence con
earftja raiected aaaauaerU.
If a few of these newspapers will
recall the past, and the attempts
which have been made to change
the course of public sentiment, on
, sons followed their father's example
and did not mate until the age of 2
ami 27 respectively. I lis daughter,
the Princess Thyra, was 2 when
she married the duke of Cumber-
ior ijuality. It is pot necessary to
attempt to breed net troters, but it
is essentia! that, oulv mei itorious
sires be used. The demand will be
largely in favor of family driving
horses, and for horses of medium
si.e. which are adapted for general
work on the farm, with quirk action
on the road, rather than for heavy
horses, with slow movement, and
horses can be raised cheaper in the
t ransporlcd
ship of the fleet,
them, up."
There is room
VhctlHT the
which might pick-
East tlian they can
from tlie far West.
my number of people from a line of land, but the Princess Alexandria
X2STOB1AX. 1"AKAQHAPHS.
- The politician "claim" column is
likelj to show tome changes before
November.
Th Caucasian'- "valedictory to
Ui Democrat," baa the too familiar
declaration aoarkL of "we are the
pArtr," come acd join ui. You
Democrat! are in the wrong.
How ru it that Col. Tipton es
caped Joe Caldwell, and got to the
Greenaboro conference, without
being found out? Now give him
another lecture, Joe.
Th failure of Hilton Hughes &
Co the big New York drj goods
hovae, is being used by both the il
Teriteeand gold i tea awrn illustration
of th pernicious finanoial jettm
adrocated by the other side.
Now that all the gold bugs of
North Carolina have left the State
to attand the Indianapolis Conven
tion, why not declare a quarantine
avgai&st their return?
There aeema to be a good deal of
aniMcrasary alarm that North Caro
lina might be purchased for McKin-
ler. In some Quarters an infla-
a a
tioa of the currency by tapping
liaonas "bar I might not prove
unobjectionable to those engaged in
the "tapping."
There is a rood deal ot sorrow
otct the fact that the real Mark
Hanos, of boodle fa ne, was not act
ally in North Carolina last week
as reported.
Will Gathrie capture Watson, or
Watsoa eaoture Guthrie, is the
a
juestion.
It might be just as w-ell as not for
Cy. Watsoa to occasionally cast a
fiance to e what Jndire RusreU
dstag. No ase of being "buncoed
yen in politics.
is
i Considering. - according to the
JTrv-Observer, the smallneas in
nnmbers, insignificance in names,
lightness in avoirdupois and weak
Decs in menUl caliber of the Greens
boro conference of gold bugs, a good
importance seems to be given
to their movement.
T2X3 HZX9 DVCaULASES.
ach week just now shows the
necessity, based upon good business
inoandi, for a tobacco warehouse
for New Berne.
The Jocbxal, undoubtedly, has
Ihia more forcibly presented to it
than any one else, as the farmers
naturally drift into this office, espec
iaJJy those who are cultivating to
bacco, and who are personally in
terested in seeing a tobacco ware
house established in New Berne.
In another column of this issue,
can be found an account of one of
these tobacco raisers, which is only
the experience of one out of many
which arw told the Jockwal.
The practicability of producing a
fine marketable tobacco in this im
mediate section has been demons
trated. The soil and climate have
been found congenial, and the
quantity and quality produced have
made oar local tobacco farmers feel
that they have found a money crop
of the right kind.
And the best of this tobacco cul
tivation is that the farmers are not
attempting to raise tobacco to the
exclusion of other crops.
The need of a tobacco warehouse
here is one which appeals to those
who would build one for a profitable
investment, to the local merchants
of this city, and to the farmors of
this section.
It only takes a" little figuring to
prove the profitableness of the es
tablishment of a tobacco warehouse
for a town. The results are appar
ent at once. Where money has been
scarce, it brings in plenty. Where
trade has .been dull, it is at once
enlivened. Where the farmer has
been engaged in raising cotton,
barely making a profit out of it, he
finds in tobacco a crop that is a sure
money one, a crop fairly oeftain, as
any crop can be.
The tobacco trade, which a ware
house will bring to New Berne, is
action which was believed in thor
ouchly, by ridicule, abuse or false in
sinuations a little reflection on this
will convince these papers that such
a course had always been a failure.
Another thing which ought to be
lorne in mind is'that false motives
imputed to the "bolters" ought to
be carefully weighed before publish
ed. If these "bolters" must come
under strict and unqualified censure,
at leaBt let each censure be the truth.
It may be the best political wis
dom to caricature these Democratic
"bolters," and then it may not, but
at least let justice be done them,
lest the Democratic party lose votes
and ftn important part of its organi
zation, for no one will deny that the
Sound Honey pemocrata are wanted
in th party, and their votes will
prove a decided factor nest Novem
ber. It may be a jest to write up the
G reensboro conference, as small in
numbers, etc., but why should it be
said of them "that they are going
about in Democratic disguise, and
that they are oompansated for their
time and labor from Hanna's cam
paign." The above statement is
qualified by the word "some" which
is a concession, as tho representa
tives from the city, in which the
paper above quoted", is published,
were a banker and two business men
of the highest repute.
The Democratic party is not so
strong thai it can afford to offend any
voter, unnecessarily, Jt wants every
vote it can get in this campaign,
and least of all can it spare votes
from its own party.
These "bolters" may he coaxed,
but they can not be driven. Why
not trv fusion with tbem instead of
with the Populists ?
was married to prince of Whales at
the age of 1.
The (ierman emperor was
Hansen's Theory and the "Relics."
The safe r eturn of Dr. Xansen
has now been followed by the arrival
of his ship at. a Norwegian port near
the point from which is started
i three years ago. and the history of
the voyage suggests some remarks
about what the explorer lias accom
plished and the theory which lie set
out to verify. It was his purpose to
reach the pole: he did not reach it,
ill. 'ill' T
ami one wun nis companion, ijieut.
ies-s pii I'jne,
the native
ARB THEY NEEDED ?
I he conference which met in
Greensboro, vesterdav, made up of
Democrats who sy that the Chicago
platform and the nominees of the
Chicago Convention arc not Demo
cratic, and that the Democratic par
ty as constituted at Chicago has de
parted from its principles, therefore
they do not fel boqnd to follow its
decrees or vote for its nominees,
m irks an important political epoch
iu the historv of the Democratic
party in this State.
It is not the part of political wis
dom to attempt to malign this
movement, for it is one which very
ereatlv concerns the Democratic
party of North Carolina, both in
this and future campaigns.
The exodus, of those Democrats
from the party in 1892 and 1S94,
who so largely make up the Populist
party of today, wga a movement "led
largely by men who could not secure
office in the Democratic partv, al
though the masses had grievances
whjch they honestly believed could
not be righted within the Demo
cratic ranks.
What of the movement of the
Sound Money Democrats, who met
at Greensboro, is it led by ornce
seeking men, who think to gain
State offices by disagreeing with the
Chicago platform and its nominees?
Do these men Beek in any way to
antagonize the Democratic inter
ests on State matters ? Are they not
most of tbem devoted to North Car
olma s welfare, and has not every
one of them, that is all who have
been asked, declared for the State
Democratic ticket ?
If these Sound Money Democrats
declare against the Chicago ticke,
will it be a good policy to abuse
them and make them stay away from
the polls, or cause them to not vote
the State Democratic ticket ?
It must be remembered of these
.1 af.l 1
men, tnat many or tnem nave oeen
stalwarts in the party in the past.
Thrv are sincere in their convictions
today, and although they may be in a
minority their votes are necessary to
Democratic success in North Caro
lina, and instead of abuse, they
should receive a kindly reception,
perchance by this means many of
them can be reconciled, and will
vote the entire Democratic ticket,
State and National.
These men may be led, but to at
tempt to drive them will be fatal.
Their votes are needed.
Let them be kept for the Demo
cratic cause.
his bride only three months younger.
When the king of Greece married he
was only "2 and his K issian wife
diad only just passed her sixteenth
hi rthday.
The king of Italy did not marry
until he was '4, which is mature for
the sunny south, and his wife was
not quite Hi years and i month.
The king of Portugal was 22 years
and (J months and his wife almost
21. The king of Iionmania, at 20,
married a young girl rising 16.
The czar of Russia was 2' ar. his
wife 22 when they wcie married.
The king of Sweden and Xor vay
was 28 and his wife : I .
Everyone knows that Queen ic
tor:a was a few months under 2 1 and
the prince consort three months
younger when tho rpval redding
took place; the prince of Wales was
21 years and 4 months; the duke of
Edinburgh n few months short of
3u; the duko pf Connaught very
nearly 20; Prince Leopold just over
20; the duchess of Jnfe a little over
24; Prjnoess Alice, 10; Princess Hel
ena, 22; Princess ljjuisp, 2 J, and
Princess Beatrice, 28 years and G
months, Phila. Press.
TP Breed Better Horses.
That prices of he rses went down
is no idnication that there will not
in future be a demand for horses at
good prices. The supply of horses
for use on the street railroads in
cities was quite up to the demand,
Johansen, on April T, 1S05, lie stood
at a point from which the journey
to the pole would have been equiva
lent in miles to a journev" from New
York to Boston. He had surpassed
all other explorers in reaching lati
tude c'l degrees 14 minutes north.
But it was only, by leaving his ship
and traveling northward for 4hree
weeks and a half with sledges that
he was able to approach so closely
the spot which he had hoped to
touch.
It was Xansen's theory that if a
vessel strong enough to withstand
the pressure to which it would be
subjected should become fixed in the
ice near the Xew .Siberia Islands", an
arctic current would slowly but
Surely aarry it across "the top of
the worh." so to fpeak, and that in
the course of this journey it would
iass so near the pole that odicers
and crew could visit the spot as if
it were a kind of way station. Leav
ing a Norwegian pert on Aug. 4,
1602, he made his way in the Pram
along the Siberian coas' uutil he
arrived, on Sept. 22, in the neigh
borhood of the Vew-Siberia Islands,
which lie a little east of the mouth
of the Lena Iiiver. Here the vessel
was permitted to booonie fi.v.ed in
the ice, aad Nansen waited patiently
for the drift to carry him northward
to the pole. Xdne months later the
Fram was at latitude 61 degrees 52
minutes, but afterward the current
carried her to the westward. When.
Xansen and his companion set out
for doubt as to
rue history of the
"relics ' became -known to Xansen
before he sailed three years uzo.
The information was forwarded to
one of his friends a short time be
fore his departure. X. V. Times.
More Beer Less Pulque.
IVlexieo is to have more beer and
winch is the curse of
Mexican. The effect
i i!1" ii the nerves is singular, and it
almost forces men into physical
stru s of which they are uncon
scious at the time. The number of
deaths from fighting in puhjueras is
incredible. In every great festival,
particularly when there ar? displays
of fire works, the police Lave hun
dreds of persons to look after from
KiiuKing urug puique. j lie ven
dors at times become so bold in the
sale of this drink that they declare
they must sell it to those wanting it
or lose their trade, regardless of ihe
struggles of the Government to re
move the evil consequences resulting
from it. In Mexico City at least
2o0,000 use it in preference to water
or anv other drink. It is said by
some who have given thought to the
matter tbat T5,000 gallons of it are
consumed in that city daily.
But now, according to Mr. P. M.
Burke, United States Consul at Chi
huahua, a brewery has been estab
lished with the capacity of 35,000
barrels per annum, equipped with
the best modern American machin-
ie company proposes Bto es-
Iubllo HptBkniK.
j Hon. Charles B. Aycock, will ad
dress tho people at the following
times and places.
Tarboro, Tuesday, September 1;
(ireenville, Wednesday, September
2; Grifton, Thursday, September ;j;
Swift Creek, Craven county, Fridav,
September 4; Li Grange, Saturday,
September,"); Polloksville, Tuesday,
September i; Jacksonville, Wednes
day, September 0; Pichlands, Thurs
day, September 10; Hallsville, Fri
day, September 11, (Duplin county) ;
Warsaw, Saturday, September 12.
Come out and hear this eloquent
and earnest advocate of the people's
rights jdiscuss the great issues of
the day.
Ci. i:iET Manly, Chm'n..
State Dem. Ex. Com.
Jno. W. Thompson, Sec y.
erv.
Xallae
I want every mao and woman in the
United States interested in the Opium and
Whisky habits to have one of my books
on these diseases. Address B. M. Wool
ley, Atlanta, Ga., Box S82, and one will
be ent you free. w ly
and when the trolley lines displaced t0 r0acb the pole with sledges, eight
uiu norse uie iimrKoi received a tsuu-i mourns more naviug eiapseu, iue
den blow, results of which are wel
known. Farmers who were breed
i f horses disposed of their mares
and gave up the business. When
colt is foaled it does riot reach the
market for from three to five years,
hence It is slower to adjust
the demand and supply again com
pared with other stook. C&ttle are
not subject to the same drawbacks
as horses, as they enter into the food
supply, and the market can recover
owing to the ready means of dispos
ing of the surplus, but horses can
only be disposedof for certain pur
poses, their number being reduced
by natural causes, and gradually
Every year the surplus will be less,
and as fewer horses are now being
raised, the normal condition of the
horse market will soon be reached
The horses of the future will be
of better quality. Before the agi
tation of the subject of good roads
heavy horses were required, in order
to move loads. Speed is now more
desirable, and lighter horses will be
preferred. The ox team is better
adapted for rough roac's than a team
of horses, and there was a time
when a yoke of oxen could be found
on every farm, but oxen are glow,
hence farmers willingly sacrificeii
them in order to use the speedier
horse, and as the roads gradually
improved the horse supplanted the
ox. lhat is just the position in
which the Percheron and Clydesdale
horses stand today. Ten years ago
they were in tho lead, but theFrecnh
coach, Cleveland bay and hackney
are taking their place, because the
roads are becoming better, and more
speed is required in moving loads.
Farmers who could not before move
their produce to the railroad stations
during the winter, when the roads
were bad, are now using the
wide
tire wagons and quick horses. The
cost of transporting an article to
market depends largely upon the
length of time required, and the
profit must be made by reducing
both tho time and labor.
Good roads will increase the de
mand, because more vehicles can be
used, where before they were impos
sible. The bicycle may displace the
horse to some extent, but there are
uses for the horse in which he has
no competitor, and it may be added
that the large army of bicycle riders
is not recruited from those who used
horses entirely. The bicycle has
been the cause of better roads and
thus increased the uses for the
horse, which will be apparent in a
few years, as the driving horse will
appear on the scene with more
speed. Farmers who take a gloomy
view of the outlook for horses
should not overlook the fact that the
colts have not had time to grow
since the depression in prices, and
that horses will for a time become
scarcer, mere is a prone ior me
farmer who will raise colts of super-1
vessel was at latitude 83 degrees M
minutes, and her course, when laid
down on a chart, indicates that the
drift or current, instead of carrying
her across the polar sea and releas
ing hor qn Hip east coast of Green
land, would have brought her back
to the neighborhood of Franz Josef
Land and eventually to the north
coast cf Norway. Nansen'g theory
was that she would go across '"the
top" and come down on the other
side, wdiere she could follow the
( Jreeuland coast to the Atlantic.
This theory was based largely
upon the supposed history ami course
of what were called the Jeaunetce
relics the articles of clothing,
memoranda, &c. , which were found
on an ice foe off the coast of South
ern Greenland, near Julianehaab,on
June 22, JS84, three years after the
loss of the Jeanuette ear the New-
Siberia Islands. The current, i.t was
said, whitdi had brought these relicn
across the polar sea to the extremity
of Greenland would move a shin over
the same course. The theory seem
ed to be supported by some other ev
idence: we think it was suggested,
however, by the supposed journey of
these articles.
But the so-called relics did not
oome Irom the Jeannette. hey
were placed on the ice floe by per
sons who regarded their action as a
good practical joke. Inasmuch as
many persons appear to believe even
now that the "relics" really came
from the Jeannette, we quote the
following from a letter written by
Dr. William II. Dall of the Smith
sonian Institution:
"The vessels of the Greely- relief
expedition of 1SS4, namely, the
Thetis, Bear, and Alert, reached
Greenland waters in May and Cape
York on June 22. On the 24th of
of June (or the 18th, according to
some accounts,) loose papers, biscuit
boxes, and a pair of oilskin trousers
were picked up on a bit of floe off
Juliauehaab, Southwest Greenlanu,
by some Eskimos, and afterward car
ried to Denmark.
'When a notice from a Danish
paper was sent to my friend Dr. E.
Bessels in the Winter of 18S3-5,
giving an account of these alleged
DO
relics, he began at once an investi
gation, which was facilitated by the
fact that a number of the men of
the relief expedition were in Wash
ington. A cross-examination of a
number of these men, at part of
which I was present, was conducted
Dr. Bessels's rooms. Averse to
tale bearing, no names were men
tioned by the men, and I do not re
member even that the name of the
ship was mentioned on which
the foolish hoax was planned. But
the evidence of the men was to the
effect that these things had been
placed on the ice by some of the
younger members of the expedition,
thinking that they would create a
sensation on one of the following
tahiish branch suppy depots, and
will erect cold storage houses for the
better keeping of the beer in all the
principal towns of Mexico. The
stockholders of this company are
among the most progressive and
wealthy business men in the city.
The present price of a glass of
beer in Mexico being 25 cents, (Mex
ican currency. j trie cut in the price
to 10 cents '.vhieh is proposed will
it is thought, gieatiy increase the
consumption and proportionately
decrease the demand for pulque
This is one method by which the
Mexican Government hopes indi
rectly to put a stop to this obnox
ious compound. Ex.
SI 00 Reward SI 00.
The readers of this nnuer will be nleasec
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science lias been able lo cure
in nil its stage', nod that is Catarrh. Hall's j
eaiairu Lure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fmlernity. Catarrh
being a constitutional oisase. requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catairh
Cure is taken internally, ae'm dinctly
upon ihe blood and macous t orfaees ot ti e
system thereby destroying tht iotindatior.
of the dissHse, un.l giving ths patient
strength by building :.p tl o constitution
and assisting nature iu doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faiih in its
curative powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F J. CF7ENEY & CO ,
So'd bv Druggists-, 75c. Toledo, O.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
220.
IIAKTSFIKLD, P0TTKK & CO.
(Sirress-irs lo 11. II. II A UTS KIKI.lt.)
WHOLESALE
Piosu:. cwrj arms
you y
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nothing
BUT THE
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You will And one nonpon
lnnlilo n&rh two ourww
audi wo coupon Irvaldx f-lK'h
four ot nee tM.(Of HI ack well'fl
iMirliHin. liny a liig of Oila
( lehratod toltocco and read
the coupon which glvra a
11 hi of vii1uh1.Ii' proMCiiUi and
bow lo get them.
crr S:rtet.
.New York.
Tobacco Flues!
.'50,000 pounds 1 Ht KIIKKT IRON in storo and L'n.OCO ponnda
on the way. All in want d' Flues will do well to place thir orders
early, so that they will be sure to go! them in tunc.
Tin and Sheet Mefr.il Work of ever diseription promptly done.
No. 23 Craven Street,
- NEW BERNE, N. C.
VLITES BEST
LOWEST FEICE!
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A Remedy lorSunhe Bite
After reading of the death of a lady
caused by a snake bite, I will inform
your readers of a remedy for snake
bites. It is a very simple, though a
good one. If a snake bites you sat
urate cotton batts with kerosene,
apply tlie saturated batts to the bite
and let them stay for two or three
minutes; take off and piit op, anotheV
ones keep putting on now batts un
til the poison does not change the
color; also take a dose of kerosene or
whisky. For a woman about one
gill of whiskey, for a man about half
pint if he is accustomed to drinking.
I think you will find this remedy
will prove to be a permanent cure.
Respectfully, L. J. F.
Believes In Tobacco.
W. 13. Gwaltney was a caller at
the Jourxak office, and brought in
a very fine sample of tobacco, which
was grown on his place near Vance
boro, in Craven oouuty,
Mr. Gwaltney came to Xew Berne
a short time ago to engage in truck
raising. He also raised a small patch
of tobacco, and the results of this
and what was raided on his place
near Vanceboro rnakes him an en
thusiast on tobacco culture.
S f--i !ci.e-s. 'i.i i 'n '
mem r d .. H hp u -
Dr. K. ('. p- Nei vi- n
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K. - 1 11,.
The r.idv thing a in-m wants after
he gets all the money
more.
he needs, is
Ld:es u e
& P. P. lis f
mail or at jt .f,
Dr. L- riu..'v F - eh S.
h a ill On. I it,r bv
. For sH't- b V S DutW
and yreen
printed or
Riches have wings,
backs might as well bo
fly paper.
Troly, the L'erjtteman's friend, is Dr. Le
Brun's G & G. One, At store or sert
by mad. One Dol'ar. For s lc I y F. S.
Dufly.
Take care of the pennies, am. jie
dollars will be blown in by your
heirs.
Hysteria, eouvuVh-n-, nt-. ier..,ir
prosriatioti, wkel nines-. l"-s t' e ; i.
cured bv Dr. E. (J. We-i'- Nerv a d
Brain Tr'R'inenl. i -ton- oi by tr.-i
$1.00 per box 01 -ix ri $5.(.0 Gicn-n
teed. ' For s.vl-r by F. . Duft;'.
It is no trouble to see that u-otith
is a curse, as Ip.ng as the other fel
low has it,
Cure in tlnee day?, no worry, no die'
never fail. Dr. Le Brvn's G. & G. Cui
At store or by mail; no publicity. $1.00.
tor sale by F. a. Duttv.
a. great nnancier is a tluef wba '.s
successful. A thief is a great liuan
cier who fails.
WantedLadies to know that Dr. Le
Brun's S. & P. Pills are for sale ut oui
store, f 1.0Q, or will be sent by mail
For sale by F. S. DDfty.
Some old-fashioned folks, like bal
let gins, Keep tneir iortunes in
their stockings.
We have the sole agency for the sale ol
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat
ment. Written urantee given to cure 01
me money win De reiunoeo. if i.uo per
box or six tor $5.00. or sale by h. b
Duffy.
While people all over the country are agitating the money ques
tion some sound moip-y (meaning gold), others free coinage of
silver not knowing which they want we arc now, as" always, pre
pared and willing to sell the best car load of each,
Horses & Mules
Adapted to all Purposes,
That have ever been put on th.i Xc IJi-ruc Market for cash, Vitlicr
GOLD, SILVER, RFKX HACKS, Oil Nr hMO H A KLK I'APER.
A full anil complete line of Huskies,
Wagons and HarDesa-
always on hand. Medicines and Liniments of all kinds and for ill
ailments of the Horse.
Some people have more monev
idtBan brains, and are not considered
uu nis v auuuwru piaue iip-weaiwiy eimer.
eight acres in tobacco, A part has
been cured, a little sold in Green
ville, where he received $3.50 per
100 pounds for it.
Mr. Gwaltney is very anxious to
see a tobacco warehouse built in Xew
Berne, and saya the farmers around
New Berne are all desirous of seeing
this citv have an established tobacco
market.
Protects Bicyclists" Mouths.
A patent has been issued for a
mouth shield for bicvele riders, the
object of which is to protect tne
throat from wind and dust. Ine
invention is that of Mr. Oscar Mc-
Cullen of this city. Ihe majority , . rpfllizi.s lh..t fi.iHnnft V, .nH-n
. . : j c... ,1 i-
Ol i luers unu it eAiienieiy uimtuii
Excel all others io quickoess, no bad
ettect, no publicity at store or ly mail.
One Dollar, Dr. Le Brun's G. &. G. Cure.
For sale by F. S. Duffy.
The business in which you know
you oould make money, is always
monopolized by others.
If iiealdi is deiie ladhs try Di
Lc Biun'sS & 1'. Pills, ihe only French.
One Dollar at store or by n ail. For
sale by F. S. Duffy.
When a man disputes with a fool,
the fool is doing the same thing.
I foel liK'' a new man aod Y.ft is worth
living sirce I took a course of Dr E. C.
West's X'-rvc and Biaiu rrnitmiut. For
sale b F. S. Duffy.
After a man's jaw begins to swell,
to keep the mouth closed while rid
inec, owing to the exertion in pedall
ins-, conseouentlv in cool weather
suffer from sore throats, coughs and
eventually more serious results fol
low. The mouth-shield, which is
made of German silver spring wire,
formed midway into a coil spring,
oldnig in position the embossed
eather mouth-flap, which covers the
spring and prevents it from touch
ing the face, presenting a neat ap'
pearance and fatting comfortably to
the face, effectually prevents the
wind and dust from entering the
throat while riding with the mouth
open.'"'
The above extract taken from the
Richmond Dispatch, will be of inter
est to the friends of Mr. McCullen,
who will remember that he was an
operator in the Western Union Tel
egraph office in this city, several
Republican Convention.
The Republicans of Craven Coun
ty will meet in the Court House in
this ctty, September 17th, for the
purpose of nominating candidates
for a county Republican ticket.
Delays are dangeious. Use of Dr.
Le Brim's G. & G. Cure at once. One
Dollar, at store or mj'mail. at F. S.
Duffy's.
A CjJoocI Place to Slop.
R. J. LUPTON, has just opened a neat
and comfortable Boarding House in Bay
boro, where lie will be glad to see his
friends and all travelers who may be pass
ing through that section, anc see to it that
they will !e comfortably entertained and
their wi-nts attended to. Mr. Lupton's
house will be lound a good place for all
travelers to stoo at while in Bavboro.
New Berne Mails.
Notice ii given that on aDd after this
date mails leave
For all points in Pamlico Couuty and
South Creek section of Beaufort County
close at 5 a. m.
For Vanceboro and Post Offices in
Northern part of Craven County close at
12 noon.
For Bellair and Lima, 9 a. m.
For Whitford, ll a. m.
All irail for DeBruhl goes to Pol'o'.,s
ville, the former offic s discontinued.
Vanceboro mail arrives m.
Vanceboro mail leaves 1 p. m.
M. MANLY, Postmaster
M. Hahn & Co., j
No's 118, 120 & 122 Middle Street.
. W. 'SMALLWOPD,
Under Gaston Lloase, South roi.l Stn-ct, New Berne, N. C.
fuil. i , i r hz of
General Hardware.
Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
Table Ware, Barbed Wire,
GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS,
Lime, Plaster and Cement.
PURE READY MIXED PAINT8.
DEVOES
EPer8onal attention to the prompt and correct Ailing ol all
orders. m3ra w,dow
Attention
mm
Now is the
time to buy
:Cotton (dins anl I r
We are agents for the bi-st on the market.
We have in sto.'k tho largest line of lit HR MIC nd LEATHER
BELTS in Eastern North Carolina. Anything vmi may need in onr line
we can furnish you at Hock Bottom Prices.
MILL AM) M AC II I N K It V SI TIM. IKS. CALL AND SEE I'S.
II V 31 AX sitpply ro.,
Successors to .!..). IMSOSYYAY A: CO.
NEW - BERNE ACADEMY,
new bkrxi:, X. V.
Session of 1896 and 1897,
Under the plan of reorganization, oilers thorough i nstrnot ion Jin tho
Classical and English Courses by a corps of eminent Eduontorn
from the University of N. C, Hornei's School, and other
noted Educational Institutions.
Tuition Fees monthly in advance, and shall
not exceed,
I'M I'.NT f !.;: IVr Month.
PRIM AP Y I) El A I
INT KKMEIHATK
CLASSICAL
.(io
Warranted no cure no pay. There are
many imitations. To get the genuine ask
for Grove's. 1
To Boat Builders ahd Marine Engineers.
- IN PARTICULAR-
Our exclusive specialty Is designing and building (to order) complete outfits ol genulw MAHINf
machinery in small and medium sizes (four to twenty loch cylinders).
HIGH PRESSURE-COMPOUUD-TRIPLE EXPANSION"
and PADDLE WHEEL OUTFITS,
EITHER WOOD OR COAL BURNING MARINE BOILERS.
(No Stationary or "Trade" Machinery.)
Catalogue, free. MARINE IRON WORKS,
Clybourn and Southport Avis. CHIOAQO.
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