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THE KCaiECE OF SYEIT OF FIfiS is duo not only to tlie originality am! simplicity of tho combination, bul also to the care nj skill with which it is manufactured, by scientific processes known to the California Ii i Syncr Co. only, and we wish to impitss upon nil the importance of purchain the true an 1 criminal remedy. As the genuine Syr up of Fig is muiiufactun d hy the i'aliiokma Fin .sviar t ' only, a l'cowlede ')f that fact uiil assist one in avoiding the worth!.: imitations tnamif.i jtureJ by other -;ir ties. The lii-u sUmlintf of the Cut K"IA Fio Svi:' r Co. with the niedi cal p. oW-r.ii, t:i,l the satisfact lor which the K.-a t.iw Xyrnp of Fifrs has riven to millions of families, n;;i';u., the name o" tho Con.pany a fruaniniy Of the eve-'llenee of its remedy. It U far in advance of all cllicr l.ixatircs. as it atis on the Kidneys, liver and U.we's without irrilatiu or rvakva inir them, and it does r.nt yrip- nor ii.iuscate. In order to pet its ru:eSci.il ellects, plca.ic romoinbcr ti..- name oi the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FHWKffll, Cnl. fJSVItl.F, Ut. TiiW VOItK, N. Y. TUB JOURNAL New Item. N. ('., lib. '.. I si; & D4Y IN THE CI TT l-'air and i !de for today. The Library ol TI. i w ill la open io ii.il I ri !ays Ii 0111 1 p ni to ' - ii I ! ii Ti, p m. Mrs. Cauie M. Willis, w of sick lie-.-, ha had losils several week-., .'-'ln.e. this niornina. The arri als of t hat in lish, t he shad, are iin ; e,i desirable li-h will soon l i! hill till' reach of ever pn i se Mis. T. A. lin en, w h.-e eh. t ion ol planl s is :d w a - o :: iniied, has j;it pirkc ! In tiom her lemon t ree, w ineli all a large one, ne ei : heless ;-r. i til l-.igc line lenin s A nniul ct of ni ten. pled bo i ; repoi led, I he I liie i s in i v ei he'ing fiii;lilened away l.elon i I of, lll-l.llll c -i i'ii ri ii o any valuaiilrs. It w ill lie sate fio ,oii-e holders to have I hei r window - and .1.. o -fastened a ft er night fall The steamer 'aneeho:i, w idle i o:n u down the river yesterday umi niug, ran against 1 he A . A N. C. 11. I ! briiL'e I'ari of the upper deck of the sleamel w a torn of!'. The hi idm' w niiin jao il Kinston l-'iee I'ress 1? i t h Owing lo the very heavy rains wiiii l. fell Sunday night along the A.C. I,, between Maysviile and Verona, especi ii lv, the fieii'lil and mail 1 1 Tins werede layed si veial hours, in reaehine here last night. In several places the hack was completely submerged. A tire Sunday at :t a in was discoveied in the wood shed ol I he Cil iens Hank, the lire dcpai ! men t n sponding ipii. kl it was soon ex I ingui-died alt ho' it created ipiite ahla.e for a few minute. The Telephone C'o.'s shed adjourni ng was partially burned, and some -.light loss ot w ires w as incurred. It. is well to remember that there is a tine of (Ml for Tearing dow n ad ert ising signs w hich arc posted in regular places. The notices of Old Virginia Cheroots and Maryland ( lull tobacco haw been torn down in several places, and if this Is done again notice is givi n thitolli nd ers w ill he punished. Mr II (i llarbee, the agent of thv American Tobacco Company, for East ern Ni rlh Carolina, lias done s.,nie splendid display out door advertising for his Company's old Virginia ( heroots, and this followed up by continued ad vertising will lirinly establish these cheroots among smokers in this section. An attempted assertion and maintain ance oi negro supremacy near the po;t olllc.c lust night, was promptly and elfect ually rebuked, in a manner in which those most interested w ill not soon for get. Tho possession of the steps, en trance and corridors of the pos' nllice by negroes at mail hours Is becoming a perfect nuisance, and il is not surprising that encounters should take place The marshal's ball held Friday even ing at Lowthrop hall was largely at tended. There were about forty couples in tbe german which was led by Chief Marshal Dradham, assisted by Mr .1 no II. Andrews of Halelgh. Many of the dancers were visiting ladles and gentle men from different parts of the Stale. Tho Italian orchestra furnished the muslo and refreshments wore served by tbe ladles of tbe cburcb. Everybody seemed to enjoy the dance and many of rbe visitors expressed their intention of coming again next year. ... . Baaa Baatlba;. Taaiajbs. . There will be a Mass Meeting at the Court Hons, tonight, at 8 o'clock,, to which all ottimni sre earnestly requested tOaiknoV ; ,' .;t. c. ' . -J - ,- THa WATT . Commends Itself to the well In-formed to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done In the crudest man ner f.ii disagreeably at welL To cleanse -the ivitem and brauk op colds, head aches, and fevers without unploasanl after e fleet", Use the ilellghtfnt lhpilil laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. Made by California Pig Hyrup Co ' t ut ib flr Exhibit, It trilit mi in lint h (iuauo F.xhihit uuuld pea.. t. liu.e lo all 1 act uLlci.l ion, and make it an pxhi'et worthy of an special slu htion. But tie- K II ,. .1 A Miado-.. Co , had an txbil.it at Mid W.un-i I nn of the i-pccUl t.rauiN of t'tinno, I !ui w ,t attractive to every farmer Some of the coin, osLv coiiou mid lobacio grow n hy u -in i i. ;, jioiim , -a as ebu w tl , al. d I lici r ij .! V csw c dvl i of the mi I il of liii ci u.l -cn - '.; .no I Irs I fri tulnui-. r ii r i-ln A -intemtm from on. "t II. e of the To'cl-v lb p i; ' n.ci:t of ll-ru Mi l V, ii.wi i'jiit. Tbelalgesl coll. i I ion of tli plcasuie w a e.xhit'ii i 'l and took KirM Tit int. i.i. A Trap, I.m'u by !l:u WiNotl, exhibited !., .1 IH' look r'nt l'ri'iniiini. A Too liuno . built io 1 kn. o! VViNun, cxlnl.'tfii !.j ! U took F i i t I'i cmi inn M r. .1 . W. Slew ;u I i u -pr.iK i exhibit f;i;d tlial lli- $'-' 1 I'I' Hj'Cll J!!:l'V IS el l.'.'Ke. .f f.n aw.llds, hem r 1 lit ii-i r lo S' rOl illl-.' otlirl' ;to t i -1 1 ' i Mi ll C. s Virrf a:i 1 M i Kile;, lliri,:,, 1 .'I. T.i Kii-iiinond, Va. f irmer ciiy la-l .Mr. and Mrs T:r, Vol 1 City w In : ' ! i;! n I iioln -. Ml T;il,..l l w il r Th i d III t I i- i on -li lei a I i lur .V; C 1 ,V I A i'ollel N C M loolh, Mi l ee ny and .Ml I il. S.'klll'll III 4 to Ni I:er lil'liige wliei: li.e . i 'apt. Hill, oiuli with a ,'igainst the Mi i.l, l.ie.il-.l i i in: and . g the bin 1 lie tu n.ing render I rt w , lpl, as a I ''I igc mil It,,' accc if special -in da Hill ' a- .ii is a eer- l one 1. " 1 i a i 1 , a - it i otnp li'lel y bit ck ac. I s . ;,, i (,,., 1 1,,- i . I'. ol U ol repaii in i- l'.imi.: on and i! is hopcil that trawl can be iimiihi: 1 by Wedio The fault win Ii reported I h.il I a pay all cost s of re s.'h III Il IS .1 lo 1 ll.l. "( ', rec ol drug: l.illli pills e Hit Iiel reg.iial. I I , an ate I he woi h :isl handed I I'iarly UUi I-' ,s Onlly. The U'itfs little nl I ie of 1 1. l-HSOU A I . ill ol Mo, eh, Mi I I i; Tl the .i '.v I. A Well 111. Mi i; I K -I.. ii came last night Mr. C. I! ,y i. till lied 1 1 lo.ie; I last niglil. X iss Kale t , 1 1 IS i n ie, -i, iii d ) eslcl'iiay. I lover Mr. F. V. I Ian. wsterday mo.inin: I llyfo .,1 r, -lohn i . Ko a 111 let! yesli ldav lor his home al I oil. Ul. one Mr. II. I'. Doiteh of ( !s.,., registered at the Challawka. .1. ('. L Harris, lis,, , of K ,'igll, h registered at Hotel Cliatlawka. Mr. Win. Sui ton left yeslenl ay n ing, lo purchase s,,, k lor his I stable. Miss Cora Fieldr of Kinston, ha- rc tunic ! home from a visit to Miss M iini, I ianic'is Mr. r.. win Williams lell yestir.by inornihg, returning to Foil Caswell, near Soul hport. Messrs, Dwlght Slyroi., .lames llaskill and Allie Cook left on the Neiise last night, reluming lo Newport News. Miss Laura Woi Ihington Williams of Raleigh, who visited tho Misses Bryan, during the Fair, has rt turned home Miss Kssc Mock of Tlmmasville, who has been visiting Mrj. George Slovir, left yesterday morning for her hi me. Miss Julia Howell of (loldsboro, who waa the guest of Miss Bessie Williams, during Fair week, has relumed home. Miss Nettio Davis of Wilmington, who spent Fair week In the clly, visiting Mrs H. W. Simpson, left yesterday morning, returning home Miss Isabel Bryan returned Sunday by tbe steamer Neuse. She has for the past two mouths been visiting In Annapolis and Bnltlmore, Md., and In Washington Clly. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Arkcnburgb, wbo have been visiting for the last three months In this city, enjoying the hunt ing in this vicinity, as well as the social pleasures, have returned to their home in New York City. CASTOR I A lor Infant and Children. Tbe Kind Yon Have Always Bought , Bears (ha fUgnatara of OlTSIt Alt OVATION. heaaiarJ A. Br j aa Kx.. Bf ilia Many rriraaa. Wrleaaara Eirrj ahrrr. As the A & N C. Mail train pulled huo the siRtiou here la-t night, there' a jliout from many ibroala and a burat of music from the New liem City Band. The occasion was the coining of Sena- tor James A. Bryan, bis first visit since he left for the Legislature in January, mid the additional fact that be was lo lie soon the new president of the A. A N.C. As soou as tbe train stopped tbe crowd pressed up to the car. and a Mr. llryau reached the platform of the ala , liou there weie half a hundred hands 'strelcbcd towards him, ami as fasl as he could the Senator gave each a hearty .graMi, and as he walked towards the riitniiue there was another cheer, and welcoming on every side. It w as a reception hearty enough to rti h ke any man feel good, and Senator lltvan seemed particularly happy over the iiception given him hy his town people and friends. After ii-rv one had shaken hands with Mr. llryau, he was allowed to leave for hi home, a number of fiiends ac companving liiin. All ahini: the A. .t N. C. road, there h:i a reception of welcome for Mr lo mi a.-, (lie train passed along or slop p. 1 a' the stations. C.irtlST CHOECH. NEW BRf. Al-l-.tll l N I'l.llllllllUlOII s. riiri. anil Alms KmnIii. .1: ot the history of silver plate, M -"' lly that manufactured in the li-l lenl'.try, may be learned from what arc cailed its ' Hall Marks". These are stamped in the metal, and are usaily in. in rains, single letters, heraldic animal- and oi her devices. Thry all have iteitain signification which is easily in, ci pi i te.l hy most sil ersmillis, or hy any one ho w ill consult a dictionary ol li ill .Mi lk-." I ne chinch plate of Christ ChllleU l'aii-ii. New r.ern, N. ('., consisting of an alms basin, a chalice, a paten and two Il i: in.., h is on il, besides the Royal A n ,s .f I real llriiain, four hall marks, all in -hie!,!, i; the initials M. I''."; the It-lie, "K' a lion ''passaiit-ganUnl''; a1 id a Leopard's head crow ned. II u.i. w v liks. The initials '.M. I-." in a shield show the plate to hive been the work of Monlecii l'o of Loudon. The lot ti r "Ii" in a shield indicates that the plate was hall marked, and without doul t made in 1T-VJ. (Heorge II ) The liou, "as-anl gardant" is a guarantee that the silver was of ihe standard purity reijuired by law. The leopard's head ciow eel in evidence that the plate wft 1 1 t i i inari'.ed al Hie London (ioverntnent l lllice. A II t he records of the I'arish were le ir.ned in 1 8 1 s when the house of Mr Lucas licnncrs, the I hen Secretary of Ibe Vestry, was burned I!ut the well pre served traditions of the I'arish prove that th plate w as a gift of K .yalty, as is indicated by the Coat of Arms of (I real Britain engraved thereon. It was pr.'senlcd to the Parish in the latter part of the reign of (ieorge II, and ,1 iillitless in th - year in which it was made (as it is slid lo have been made for the I'arish) through Mr. John Council llryau, then Warden of ho I'arish, and "High Shcrilf ol ihe County of Craven," whose de eend nils still live in our city. The legend " Dieu et Mon Droit" and am! also the "Supporters," the Lion and I he l'n icorn, are omitted from the Coat of Arms for some reason. A llible and book of Coniin in Prayer were given al the same time as the piate as was then the custom in such presenta tions. The llible, still in the church, was printed in 1TIT, (Weorge 1) liev. James Uccd was the incumlient al ihe time of the presentation, lie was lector of the Parish 1 ioT-1777, he died in May 1777 and is buried In the chinch yard in a large ivycovered tomb near the west fence, about midway of the church yard A communion service made by Mor deeai F01 was presented to Trinity Church, Boston, in 1742, with an accom paniincnt of books, vestments and linen for the Altar; and an alms basin of his make, of dale 1700, is owned by Trinity Church New York. Ttio Boston service is similar lo our own. There is no au thority whatever for a claim made that our communion plate was brought by Governor Tryon from St. Philips, Bruns wick, N. ('. "Craven Parish" is very much older th in St. Philips, having bjcn fouuded in 1 715, and was well established a "Christ's Church" long before Tryon was Govern or of North Carolina at all; nor would Tryon have htd any authority, nor have boen allowed, to bring away proporty of the parlshci of St. Philips, or 8t lames, lo Christ Church, when he trans ferred his residence from Brunswick, N. C , to the "Palace" at New Bern, about 17011. Il Is said that Governor Joslah Martin atlempted to take away with blm the church plate when he llo.l from Mow Bern in U7", but was prevented. The Book of Common Prayer, pre sented with the silver, is of the tame date 1752. il waa printed at Cambridge Knglnod, by Joseph Dentham, and bears on its cover the full 'Coat of 'Arms of Great Britain, upon the back ia mono gram, are the letters O. It. snrmonot ed hy a crown Uhaiiam IHvas. Not one child dio where ten formerly died from croup. Peopla bar learned the value of One Minute Congh Care and use It for aevere lung aad throat (roubles. It immediately, atop, eoagb Ing. It never falls. ? 8 Doffy,, :r.( . Carolina Congh Cure is made In Brad barn's Pharmacy from ' pure balsam, gums and herbs especially Indicated la cold, coughs Bud bronchial aliment. It will cure your backing oougb or we will refund the money paid '.ot li. Ko remedy I a "core all", bnt we don't want jonr money ttnlesa we can cure ! your cough, Mc at Breduam't. , .' ,: UCTASSDI ATBtOa. Hr ib- Jaaraat al IS Trip AaO f ha Ifeaalr. LfcWFoI.DXH.LK, Congo, A.frica, January'ltf, 1890. Dkam Jot itsii.: I f you will allow me to do ao I would like to tell my frieudi through your coluiuna of wy oafe ariival in the Congo Free State in vAfrica, wldl her 1 iinhii! ked from New ltern last Octolier. My long journey has been a delightful one, full of new and ulraugc sights. After spending three busy weeks In I,oudon, 1 lell on the 2nd December by rail for Dover, ihcnce to Antwerp via Ostcnd and Brussels. These curious quaint old cities are full of interest. I was glad to have a few days to s:nd in seelng tbeui before embarking on my long atreich of sea travelv We left Antwerp on the Cth Decembi r 1893. on the steamship "Alberlville " The leaving of these Congo steamers is made a gala time, going as they do, but once a month Special trains from Brussels bring large crowds, and all Antwerp seems to Utrii out for Ihe occasion. Wharves along the river are lined with 1 James A. Bryan comes out Ibe victor, paople, and the huge, ocean steamer The Stale Board of Internal Improve moves out slow ly amid cheers and wav-1 menls met yesterday at i o in and elected in; of Hags and handkerchiefs, and the the directors who will elect hlin presl- grand music of the Corporation Baud. The voyage of eighteen days to the mouth of the Congo liver, was very pleasant, hut uneventful. Two stops were ma ie. The lirsl at Las IVmas In the Canary Islands. We w ished lo go ashore, lint coming on deck, we saw two formidable torpedo boats lying at ai -chor near us. I felt somewhat doubtful ab nil going when told that on a former Hip of our boat, an American (on land ing) was run back lo Ids ship! We de termined h'lwever to go, and believing "discretion to be the better pail of valoi" wc asked no news from the seat of ar. Tlie natives of L is I'aliuas are copper colored, laiy, thriftless, and ignorant, l'hc scenery is line, and tbe climate salubrious. Two line holds accommodate rich Kuiopcan toii.ists who wish to escape the rigors of col.l northern win ters. After leaving Las Pal mas, we soon enter Ihe tropica and the weather be comes warm and pleisant. The South Atlantic (so different from Ihe stormy Northi is as smooth as a summer sea. A! be, t villc" next slops al Sierra L'one, an Kn :lish colony on the coast of Africa. Then sailing along the Liberia!) coast until leachin; Cape Palmas, the boat. strike i oul boldly and heads for the Con go i i er. Wc reac'i the mouth of this liver Ch islni iseve. Tlie captain al tempts to go in at night; missing ihe channel we run fast on a sand bank. I here is now a forlorn hope of a Happy Xmas ! Spending the night and half of Christ mas day on the bank, we at last glide oil into deep water and atn hnr at Banana Next day we go up Ihe river lo Bo in a, capital ctyofthe Congo. Fr un there to Mala li, 1 HI miles up the river. Here begins the cataracts of tbe Congo which have for so long a time shut oul clvllfza. lion and the gospel from this Dark Con tinent. Matadi is also the terminus of the new railroad to Leopoldviile above the Cata racts. 1 histoid is a triumph of mans engineering skill, and of his persever ance. The heat is so intense that hundreds of employed men ,li"d during the con strucliou of it- Several companies also "went to pieces'' and were linancial wr cks I ca is" of the undertaking. Scenery is grand Great mountains covcre 1 wilh cr.luie to tlio.r summits, in. Koa.ls wind around them mosl picturesquely, and often from a height one sees several tiers of ihein below. We are now waiting at Leopoldviile for a steamer to lake us up the Cong lo the ICassai river to Suebo, our mission station: this is ,0.1 miles. When we get our Congo boat, which Dr. Suyder is now looking after in Kngland, our mis sion work will be greatly helped and strengthened. The lield here is indeed "white for the harvest." Our mlsslou is doing in ich for the poor benighted s iuls and they arc learning of Christ who has done so much for us, and is ready to do the same for them. May the piayers of God's people be abundant in behalf of them, and for His Servants in this work. Yours truly, L. C. Yabs. VOICE OF TUB PLOPIX A hanic let rea la A. aV 1). V. Ei). JorriiNAi.. In tho coming change In tho administration of the A. & N. C. rail road, I hope we may have Senator Bryan for President, and tbe sooner he Is In stalled the better for us all, as several changes are needed. A great nuisance which we hope to see abolished la the negro man who issues the checks. Either through old age or Indifference, It U tedious in the extreme to be served by .hi in. He has been retained in nosltlon many years, by Democrats and Republicans as a matter of sentimental regard for faithful services Such being the case one would prefer being taxed to help pension him, rather than submit to bis. Insolent maner, posl bly superinduced by bis feeling of abso lute security la bli position. To have a blight white young man who conld and would serve acceptably, would i be most agreeable to a majority of ns, ' although it might !mean the lo of a J body servant for some of tbe offlulaU. Vfe have eonAdenoe In Henator Bryan that he will give efllclent and acceptable j employee with who n we moat coma la 1 contact, and I merely mention this one' place which neod a change moat surely : . ..-i ' , : ". . :r'. . 'I1..I.I f,..llnn Pharmae arlll All your prescription promptlr and with h. .nr.. t1..a .npa flliarf ii. llMn,. AMvrtvA In ana nart " """-'""-"' " aim iva Hiilin pi null VKV l'UI.MU,1 AHtmS E KHI I t. I.i thore. Medicliiea iieiivcreo: to any pan rtirDksb $oo DO ftrnl anl tow. Apply' ,. . ' V, , tiS: n,0M M' kU M '" . w;iaft At Eei rem Cr. C. E. Fej fs Our licit, :z tz' .1 ., i ii j. . TO HEBT KtZT TTTSmDAT. ItW Ml4ll,t l tbla - Jaam a rjra a lr-alaf. Tho new Board of Director of the Allmilic ami Nonlt Carolina lUilrowl, are to meet in tbla city on next Tuesday, February 8lb, and at Ibia meeting elect a new president of tbe road, wbo will be Craven counly't Senator, lion. James A. ltrjau of Mew Bern : Tbe following are Ibe new directors, J. A. Bryan and J. A Meadows, of Craven, L. Harvey, of l.euolr, J, A. Westbroke, of Wayne, S. C. Suggs of Greene, T. C. Whilaker of Jones, L. C, Daniels of Pamlico, W. M. Webb of Carleret. Tbe directors on tbe part of the pri- vale stockholders are, Henry Well, of (loldsboro, Dempsey Wood of Falling Creek, C. E Foy of New lirn, K. C. Duncan of Beaufort. Of Mr. Bryan's election the Raleigh News-Observer 2oth lust, says "After a hotly contested and Interest ing tight for the presidency of tbe At lantic and North Carolina liailroad, Mr. drill of the road on the'W.h Instant. The selection of Mr. Bryan is an ad mirable one and means a euc.cei.srul and progressive administration of the affairs of that road. Mr Ilrayan is president of Ihe Nation al Hank of New Item and is one of the wealthiest and most progressive eili.ens of the Katlern part of the State. He has large business interests in that section. He Is a splen did business man and is eminently iUall lied to till the Important position to which he will be elected. The Kinston Kree Press 25111 instsayv: 'The practical election of Mr. J. A. ISryan for president of the A. & N. C. li. it. Is agood one. Mr. Bryan is presi dent of the National Rank of New Hern and one of the wealthiest and mosl pro gressive eili.ens of this portion of the State. He is a line business man and will manage the road successfully. The Free Press wanted a Kinston man as president, but Mr Bryan was our preference outside of Kinston. His selection gives more satisfaction lo our people than any that could have been ma le except a Kinston man. His manage mint, wc feel I safe in saying, will be along broad and liberal lines, that will win good will and patronage to the road ani its management." And the Joi iLNM, of January '-'olh said: "That Mr liiyan is in every way capable to fill this position needs no telling. Tnat Mr Bryan should succeed to the Presidency of the Atlantic and North Carolina liailroad, through the wishes and assistance of his friends iu Craven county, would seem the logieal seepicnce of Mr. Bryan's political life in Craven county. For twenty years Mr. Bryan baa stood as the backbone of Democracy against Republicanism aud Negroism in Craven county. A great portion of this lime it has been against his personal interests that he has done so, yet Ihe people of ('raven, even those who may not be hU perso. nl friends, all h'-h'y respect blm lor his courageous so vice in behalf of ('raven county dining the yiais whin it was no slight risk lo do so". CaLL NO 11. Hitnnsi of t'rav u I'amalT Nnnh 4'arllan. Notice Is hereby given tl al si Craven county I oiuls of the de o idnalion of five hundred dollars each, have this day been drawn for the sinking fund of said county In accordance with the act of Assembly authorizing their issue as follows: Five hundred dollar bonds, numbers 819, 95, 153. 29, 147, 1. These bonds will be paid principal and accrued interest lo Vlarch 15, 1809, upon presentation of tbe samo at the National Bank of New Bern, New Bern, North Carolina; on or before March 15ih, 1899. Interest on tbe above bonds will eae on and after March 15th, 1809. By order Board Commissioners. E. W. Smali.wood, Chairman. Mnllra r rirai Mila- al I'reailar. In tbe District Court for tbe Eastern District of North Carolina, In tbe mailer of C. A. Vlck, Bankrupt. To the Creditors of C. A. Vh k of Kins ton, In the County of Lenoir, and tbe District aforesaid, a bankrupt. - Notice Is hereby given that on the Slat day of February, 1800, Ihe said C.JV. Vick was duly appointed a bankrupt, and that tbe first meeting of his creditors will be held on the 13th day. of Mareb, A D, 1800, at the office of L. J. Moore, Iteferee, at 13 m, at which time the crod Itors may attend, prove their claims, ap point a trustee, examine tbe bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come lieforo said meeting. L.. J. MOORE, Referee In Bankruptcy, 8rd Bankruptcy Division. The art of compounding prescriptions ao as lo bring ont their greatest medi cinal -afflnleiMHr. itannAi lia aMnmnllaliafl without modem appointment! and per- fectly pare drnga. . The physician eoa- alanily carries on reatarch to improve I hit proscribing) while we keep pace with I bla Investigations by our amdy of tbe prog rase ot pharmacy, improvement of odr already elegaotly appointed eatab-) llibment and lioaeat medlclnoa. It will pay yon health and dollars to trade at BradbamV V OSIIV- aa BBv7 Oood live mea to sell Binder Rewlng Ma cbinet In Craven, Jours, Onslow, Carter -tend Farnlleo eonntim, N. V. Miiat -. umi a- mrin. in : uimu inn ifluir iir vimi v if 1 - . And in a few JajeVe Selection of IN 4S r I vfc. ULN Ever placed on this market. Thwe Ooo Is wer hnpght di rect from tbe factory SnJ are eaily the "Uet for the Money" in Ibe oity. We are consUnliy aililing to our Stock of and purchasers would do well to look us up when in t eed. Wc had to arrive by Kohnnrirr. car load r.f OAL! BAQK BOX NAILS ANI) OTHER S1ZKS ) not forget that we can give you Bottom Figures' on Sump. Also a few nice N C. HAMS, they are going rapidly, ao ooine early and avoid the "rueh". OOOO coooccooooo ccoo occo ....Fair o Ar ivp rrtjtftralion I hs Wen iiihi!o t art oiiiitiinl il' cir nt -of U wn coM umi i h AD itr fti t mi i.Ih rinU 1c it ml l In I.i m i t I'i iccH t't-inpiitible with il Ctmliiy. Corsets rhdcAiier for tie (ih linieil W. t. i.n.l '1 1 1( .M I'M i S (.1 OYK H'li IMI. long or Mnrt Wnul, III: i k n While, fl 10. Kcnis aiM for Mi.'e Mid Cl.i'dun, "-'c iii.ii il im. Shoes and Oxfords Our Spring line lor If 1)0 Is coni h Ie with till tin- in : hupi k i f ( (xfonls in hot Ii Mm k and Inn. We have c.cli,i-i e ndi- ler the llKKVV, SKl.UY & CO.'S make ol Mioismd Oxli.uls, mil w i- WHrrniil eirv i air lo give goi d i etvice. l iiieil In u" l I .'.0 lo 3 Oil. Ilojs and Girls Oxfon's and Bin dais in I 1 u k r T:ir, all sizes Boo to 1 .V. We curry a very large line of Shots of all kinds t ml in n any insiances we n liiil tbi in al sliiitly wholesale piii i s. Kid Gloves We have sold mote Kid Oloves this sens, n llcin i vi r We've given In tu r value than ever lor the j.h i s we m KMlisfaction, Made i iiBluck, Tan. Drown or White clasp or Foster Him k. 16c and $1 00 pair. Men's Furnishings Furnishings lor im n si 1 1 ns only ii Ih v (1 i i'p stoic inn hi I llicni our store in p; r ieuhir. Men's While HImiIb, unlni ndiii d, B0r. Men's ( oloied Hliiits, rediicu) liem il in d 1 Ml to 7-V. Mi x's Sox. t-pleiiilt I va'ue. All l.ini n ( ollan None Ik tier al ii i .iin . 111 -. Spring Sbiipra and Colors of Neekui ir is jnsi in m.d I h. ;.i vi iy pruy Hows and (.b.b I ie!. '."ie, I'ullstind ln. ei mh . u Dress Goods The Dress f!i oda Block is li e most iivporinnt rue Hon-ami the sin nkih of the Diess ( ds n sis o . our line of Blm k dm (Is. Itlnek ia our specially ami I our liobbv. 1 lie line emliriiccs Mohnir, Mciliui', Si rji rii'tta, llroadcloili. Venelimis. &e. 'nti int ri ilm lion (n we oiler for Knir Week Onl ALL WO, , Fl I'.NCII SK !S0 in. lies wide, T rVKNTY-Fl Vli C. NT . Souvenir Pins. Sicilinn Silver Flap f 1 ia soi.v.'uiis of New In New li. iu co'oiB, 25c each. o U February 19. t CCCOOCCCOCCCOOO ccooooco Tobaceo Gruano S--21-2-.3 A NEW TOBACCO IIUAND hy A new Tobacco Fcitmjfci ; IITJT . '-'- ' ' L.00S uut ior obu t&oii4 Tobacco tbisBeaa. It's; Going to be HeardrFrom. . Call i"or mil Tri Osehlil-; Manafactiirf d lly ; " r v " - OLD DOMINION GUANO. . ....... . . . . - .- - at j ' i vr -, -wr - r ttii v .m .,- ' t ii i r it i fc'rj wi'l Ie Upptritng ihe Choicest -f- UKaAKSf TOBACCOS f ' w9 D O a O O O o o a o a o o o o Q O o o a Week. o I c foic. II i ivo T o a o a o a o o s o o o a n ll.is .-I', il. pi li rs i:. Ihrn, (m.imKc.l o o AN OLD HOUSE - " ,J "..''.v':,'0'..'...,Kwo.i. Unaor Nortu Carolina Co.," Branch, Norrolk, Va. m4 Hi : -.):.
The Semi-Weekly Sun-Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Feb. 28, 1899, edition 1
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