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;:or.
1 In: ' r. !
l ..-.i or I'i a Lo
i r-T l:ua tr ft it i
.!'-ut Insertion. I
i I.. . ia u.e t ,... isx.
I'VI.1 ""T"!) PTT'TTS V
CLi..A 1" J Atwln.,
9 s s nl is t less tlian flv c
ltf . J lor "cards olth'
l i.g ol ruspt' oMtuarv '
Til CAEO-
r l.ne
,' also
I..'-
DflTB.
e
e -i
'-""V nuuuusc
" . tub which
a as a matter of
i
' urch fc
from
y and all other
..J revenue la to be
echargod lor at the rate of 5
JOURNAL.
.Uredat the Pott ,0lct altfe
Ltrne, N. Cn a temd-dam matlet.
All cf tb.8 politician are polUfc-
i- r no Vz i:r I-told-jon-BO speeches,
c'-' nw oitaem win oenoie
: t -1 ' a C day to 'j mun the
suits and Prinoeai AlJx j Tnte
: r- chance for toanytzjw
e and repenting at leignre." '
vlini Patti'a wealthy is esti
ed by those who ought to know
million' dollars. Many1 thofc-
t-la of it were made daring "last
tour."
The Chinese Emperor dines alone
and V ,i:;33.tj alwayi rconslsta of
eljat dishes. The Japanese em
peror ia endeavoring to add a ninth
of crow. " " ' 1 " 1
. "'.: years agoj .whil Buffeting
Lova a severe attack ' of the grip,
IIr8..T. D. Pyser, of Williamsport,
lan., lost heroice. - While! at
tcadinga revival meeting ast
' week her voice returned and Urs.
Pyr. : attributes, her. .recovery to
Providential aid. I ;p
' i" i t
-1 It is ealcnlated teat la J jta
wAlth of the Bothchild will iave
luoreased from i $2,000,000,000 to
$30,000,000,000. Bv that time the
tings of Europe will ' be renting
thc'rjBlac: front) taenCI by? the
month." All thiv wealtl i has been
built on since .the battle of Wa-
, - . " - ! fit
Miss Willard aays she onoe asked
Thomas A. Edison if he was a
total abstainer, and when he eaid
7" f e wis -ehfald,' May in
quire whether i was home4 infla-
ence that made you!" and he
replied, "JJoj I think It waa be
cause I . always felt that 1 1 had
--'3r c?9 for my head
f : than 200 French cities nave
resolved to erect statues in honor
of the late President Carnoti and
it is expected that soon almost
very , French town : will hive a
Oarnot street or, squaw. Hither
Gambetta has had the lead, 420
streets being named after
htm.
npo follows with 310,
Their
ith
Out white Bepnblioaa fOfElce
er -rs are having both a pli?
;: acre'V. t" ta ; perioral
.Il.w, TLey j:. --rawd enough
to know that all yon have 'ti do to
r - i people believe that there is a
t-iiia' immiaent, an that
t-olness Js right on fthe evea of a
tnZt, Is ta talk that way They
are now thing their black consti
tuency full of all such calamity
. crc " "A and almoBt en jmasse
tlj r,"-jrers are: bcilavli?
" V.T3 tre f'altJ tl2'
''t.;t.J u-t leii'U .rthem.
. . , , 3 a f3W c'': 3 men in
Co. tict L-.e'sci.Jtiae
:'j f-r ' 3,'and
... jt i to c . r-'ess
ftl:r UlJg la a L:; i rain.
r:"y witi the balance cf t"..r
r" wa. Eut tlier's anotbcr ti."3 to tie
''.t'.cn, and tow it : J c:ie
i c.Tlce holders eu' j. To
' taanipalate tlia v ' 3 f
'r - A i in a r- ?, ii -
1 t
.1 f I it
I I ot a ,
-3 t. v : - t i cf
it."
, 1 . ' it a i ty
!t'i ! ' ' 7 t'.e
3 t . j tj r j j-two
r3l r l.r ta t cover
j C -a t- y wcM have
.1 IcTore the tlclliti'ey law pass-
'.1.
Jsit now cur T ' tint friends are
;-; jat ! e biick church
1 1 a f 3 i t on which the
.;'';ou . t r . oonage stands and
only t.vii 1 Lzi feet away from it.
T: y i 3 1 o required to cover the
t : wivh tin. Before the Mo
' - -3 reppalen. Ay ft
.in & .10 ' : I :.
. to WL'.t uu... ..i Lo
t ..J law went into effec", and yes-
t rday they bought their tin at f3
23 per box. The new Democratic
tariJ law has saved them more
than forty dollars in this one item.
They will bsides save money on
their nails and b'oges and locks
and other hardwa. ! ) 1 1 -
These are facts. Let those who
doubt ask Mr. J. A. Clay well if the
Methodists didn't lose fifty.two
dollars on tin unde- the McEinley
law. ,.yv-n ,y v-V.-,-'.-
Let those who doubt ask our
honest Republican, fiiend, Pink
r ' r 1, tew w ? 'A the V tists;
fiAtbd id lin becousd fliiilcll.nley
law was repealed. " " ;
This is only one of many Inst-
anoes showing how the Democratic
party ia redeeming its pledge to
make goods cheaper. morganton
Herald. , . , v ; ; ;r-
InproTtment in tneU. 8. Treasury.
The condition of the United
States Treasury is oonstantfy! inr
proving. The treasury statement
for September shows the od re
serve to be 158,875,317: fendl the
net cash balanoe besides to be 161,-
044,40 total, U9,919,719S I
The increase in custo&s and in
teral revenue receipts goea steadily
on and render the future very hope
ful. The tide has tamed onder; wise
Democratic management, and yet
there are some who have wilfully
closed their eyes and refused to pe
convinced that Democratic princi
ples are the basts on tha country's
salvation.-ExJ J U.v"1.f.Jlf'
Rheumatism, neuralsia, headache and
paint of everj kind instantly relieved by
JoUnion'si .Magnetic Oil. tl.W' size' 50
cts.; 60 ct, size 25 cte,' " r ';
. . Tuner's Almanac for'95. i
We are indebted to the publisher.
J as. H. Enniss, of Baleigh, N.
tor a copy of Turner's jn. O. Aim.
anoe for 1895. This number of the
A'r'vnae is the most valuable 1 that
t ri-r ben issued.: To the farm.
er and housekeeper; ft is a mine of
information for the whole yean In
fact, the Almanao is valuable to
everybody. - t,f'
u von have never bad a Tamers
N. O. Almanac in your' honse, buy
one and hang it up by the fireplace
for referenoe, and especially; In
sicknes, emergencies or any other
matter and yon will never eo with
out one fcgalo.j I j willy sv yon
many aoiiars in a year, ana can oe
bought for the very small sum of 10
cents if you will address the' fn b.
Usher, Jas. H. Eaniss, Raleigh, JS.
O. Don't fa'l to get one, ' .
RATHER DIE THAU LIVE
-'j " - ... t ...
prftirt-ly Broke Out ln"On
if""Rnr., CTnuld Not KImtl
$uMd Wwi ti) llootf All tllgbt
. Crylns aaa taneiing. ; . , . V i .
Vm TO USE CUTICU3A,
Immedtete Kollcf, Beat and gloep.
, Complete ul Permanent Cure' v
' . Ait ilm ,Tn Montlu. ?
;,,; ;-;,.,),.,' ,. , I ; . ,, ,;'.t T-;:. '
The first of October my daughter ynm taVen
With Typhoid and Malaria. While sick thore cam
little blisters in the benda of the arms, which
earned to fill with water and Itch. The doctor
aid when ehe got well these would leave, but
ther grew worse all the time, tmtil from her
neck down to her feet, her body wat entirely
broken ont in one mase of eoree. She could not
leep, bat would walk the floor an night crying,
and Hid ahewonld rather die than live, suffering
j y.rt Horn ."wilof thecr tonnedby
I A . --.ii kciis i auJin: e.'weaent
fcegan to get better, would eieep and rest easily,
and in two months, after using five boxes of
Uutntuba, one cake of CimooBA Soap, and twt
bwties of OrTioiiBAKissoLVBN, she was entirely
wei,and ij"W a'r nearly two veare there hal
tieen no trace of tne disease. 1 he doctor called
4t Psoriasis.. I cannot give yonr remedies toe
unch praise, for I believe my danphter would
have died if it bad it not been for the Cittiouha
ni. UABV J. NELSON,
focomoke City, Hd.
Wr"n 4T."TS VODERS
Prolvt.i - i v n-frrs. -.nd Its cures
tit torturing, disiiKunng, humiltutlnf humors
sue ttie moat wonderful ever recorded. :
I Siie mt the world. Price. CutioOa.
i Botr. 2tu: Kkcolvsmt, CI. PnTTsa Duvu
sao Cam. C'oar, Holt Froprietors, Boston. .
Sw'HovtoOareBkinCiseasss mailed free,
ri Bkln anrt Scslp pnrlflcd sod lnwotlflial
3 O by (.UTioiiKi (JoiP. Alwelutely pure.
-nfv i- 'i rtnrinft pain 8 una weK--.t.
v f-tsj minute by tne
- .. . . piflprnr. Only
liusuuMutt uii-sviiiuig planter. , .
For Salo. '
Onb 15 Horse Power Goodwin Steam
Jwine, mn'le in Richmond, Va, can be
wo atj, II. Crublree & Co.; Macbine
Shnpa. s ' j
l or f . Uicr information, aplly to j. "
IJew JSorne, N. C.
T . . . vur .
I DID
t flj f
i On '
imodioiis
td fclreet.
I . -r i f D - .13, Jan, .'.
'1 1 . ler.li.r ,Ea,.',.'.i,
IV..". r, Dr. N. II. Eireet.
r-r- Me. 8ih Township, J. 1).
Surveyor, Geo. 8. Wilcox.
FOX CHIEF JUSTICE:
' Jamea E. Shnherd, of P.eauibrt.
, FOB ASSOCIATE JUSTICES " "
Valtor Clark, of Wake.
James C. MacKae, of Camber
Bad. . - . ..;.. .
Armistead Borwell, of Meeklen.
burg. ' ": . - ,-- v
FOE 8T1TK TREASUEKE: ". ,
Samul McD. Tate, of Bnrke. ;
FOB EEPEKSENTTATITE3 In CON-
- ' : OBEsa: ; " ,;':A '
First District W. A. B. Branch,
of Beaufort. -:: t'--v"
Second District P. A. Woodard
af Wiloon. '
Third District John G. Shaw,
. . , i j , - . . ,
oi kjiw urrmuu, . , -, ,;. .
; Fourth;; Difltriot Charles'. 'M.
Cooke, of Franklin. ...... ; ; . , ,
Fifth Distriou-A. W. Graham,
of Granville. ' :
. Sixth i District Ja.- A. Lock-
lart. . ' -V-:"--':::.'
Seventh Dirtrict John S. : Hen
demon, ot Rowan. : .
Eighth District -W. H. Bower,
'of Ualdwlt.V''fW:w''-r;-l'Cv:s:.
s Ninth District T. Crawford,
0 00&f;i4-:: :
; FOB BTJPEBIOB COUB1 JUDGES: '
' Third District Jacob- Battle, of
' Foarth DistrictW. -R, :Allen
of Wayne. ;;v1;;- :
Eighth Diet. let b;, F. Long, of
Iredell. - i wvi x ;vo ?
Ulnth District W, N. Mebane,
of Eockinffham. v
Tenth District W. B. Coonoil,
Jr., of Wataoga.
r Twelfth, District Hi B, Carter,
of Buncombe. "fZM i'-f
'''t '; FOB S0L10IT0B: - f
First District W. M. Bond, of
Chowan, , r ;f ' ?v
V Second District W,i . Daniel,
of Halifax.' --s';:a?-vt"i'? :'-Vh K.
. Third Distriot John B. Wood,
ard, ol Wilson. ' , ' ' i
Fourth District E. W, Pon, ' of
Johnston. ' , t
Fifth Distriot B. 8. Parker, of
Alamance. , -
Sixth Distriot O. H. Alien,- of
Lenoir.
;' Seventh Distriot N. A McLean,
of Robeson. " -
Eighth District-Emory E.Rper,
oftavid8on. - - .
Uinth District vV. W. Barbcrr,
of Wilkes.
Tenth District W. O. Newland,
Of Cald well. ' '
Eleventh Distriot J.L. Webb,
of Cleveland. . , i
Twelfth Distriot George. A.
Jones, of Macon. . - ;
Senate Swift Galloway, of
Greene, Dr. P. A. Whitaker, of
Jones. YJ- . ' .
Thare has been a fall in
I?' ' Prices at Tatlob's Store
. 5 'Au H1VH. ' '
Bo Flald Eomspun at 4o.
iue uaiungs at oc s,
. 10o Worsted At 8c.
3ool Pants , at 76c. . .
Best Brogan Shoes at $1.25. -,
Best Family Flow at (3.60.
A rnf mnnv othfti" thirera ton mimnr-
to mention, iome 8od brine the cash
and I will surprise you. '
1j, Jb'. Taylor. .
4 r. ,
"sBstg ClbtiL,
AND-
In HtoCli and.
for ssxIg by
"0 JC'O
Cents!
Cerisl
Tts Di;t!:ore (;::s
vu,wwil s I ati U.i I k.
u i area wra ca rAicsr i .
jr.s D:"j zzi Zz:,iz'i f'.cvvs
Tor.y addre-3, f t r u.:;i JH.
- tori, o to tlie
I .- -rt i. y j... n;aper in
L 1 for LJ
r'x ii j.U3p . it a PoKVi- 1
I".- . nail ouipr ire (Liu
COaiOiiied.
t: 3 Evci:-: ; c
1 1 1 I ( T s, - - 2 f '10
Divivi-jinlspiiid, - . . 12,750.00
OFFICEU3:
L. II. Cin.Kit, . . I'rcsuleut.
VVT. S. Chadwiciv, . , Vk 1'res.
T. W. Dewh y, . . . Ciblnoi.
A. H. 1'owku., ; ., , - Teller.
Matthews, - Collector.
Witli woll ostabliisbtd connections tliis
Uank is prepared to offer all aocommo
dutions consistent with conuervativo bunk
ing. - - -
Prompt and cureful attention given to
eoiiecuons.
- We will be pleased to eoirespond with
those who may . contemplate mnking
enjnges or opening new accounts. : :
J. A. ESYAN,. ; TE03. EANELS,
fev' Prosident, Vies Prei.
;:i;:;'0.'E.' SOBEETS,' Cashier. -
THE : NATIONAL BA1IK
Of New Cerne, U. C.
Incobpobated 1805. v -
Capital,
Surplus Profits,
$100,000
, 98,168
J . v DIRECTORS: . i V -;
Jas. A. Bryak, Tnos. Pakiels,
t'HAS. S. liRYAN, J. H. HACKBTJBK,
Jno. Dunn, . ,....'' L. harvky, .
G.II. Roberts, - E. E, Bishof.
Thos. A. 3itKE, Pres. C. E. Tot, Casliler,
Wm.l)tnnf, VlcePros. vH. M.Geovbs, Teller.
CITIZENS BANK
DO A- GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
The Aocounte ot Banks, Bsnkers, Corpor
ations, Farmers, Merchants and others re
ceived on tavorable terms. Prompt and care
fi)l attention given to the lntoi est ot our cus
tomers. ; ... - ,.,..-.,
BOAftD OF DIRECTORS.' ,:J.i;
Ferdinand TJlrloh, -X ' E. H. Meadows, 4
. A. Meadows, ,i Chas. DuffV, Jr. -:i !.
Samuel W. Ipock, 5: James Redmond,)
Chas. H. Fowler, " Clias Beisenstala, X
William Dunn, :'. Mayer H11U11,
E. W. Bmsllwood, ? Thomas A. Green,
Geo. K.Ives, , - r V O.K. toy. - , v..':
J. A. JONES
SALE, LIVERY
, ' AND,,. - . -:.
E0AEDI1TG STABLES.
fi Fine Carriages, Buggies and Teams nnd
Teams for hire at reasonable rates. ,
Best attention to boarding horses, :
Horses and Males on eule for ensb or
negotiable paper. . -: , ,
Soulb Front Street, New Benny N.; ,C.
' Opposite Gaston House. -' :
AUTUMN
Dress-Goods.
; Jt-o-tJ, : , '
1 Now on sale caro(ullT selected Special
ties in DRESS GOODS fo- tliis season, v
French Novelties ia exclusive designs, .
Liberal assortments orEnglisb and Scotch
Suitings. " s '. - t
Two toned Knotted wool ffecls, Waffle
Cloths, distinctly now, rippled .Bril
liants. -. - ,
Mixed and striped Covert Suitinga, J3lin
Twilled Cloths and large l'laius Tor
Skirts. 4 t
At B0 per yard, an txtraordinury collec-
rjn ot sell colored ana fancy mixed
Suiting?. - - .' .
w.h. & u. fuciceicco.
EALEIGD.-N. 0.-
FOft SALE. r-
One House Eit Rooms) and large
Lot sitnated n East Front Street.
One House and Lot situated on . llet-
calf Street.
Both pieces of property in .excellent
nctahlwrhood.
For pnee and particulars, apply to . 1
F. II. Pelletier,
8U . ... Office over F. & M. Bank. '
mm W J Ik - it . m I st . f v m s;
i-V, .1 l. j, ii. V.f
J. II. 3IA.NN,' Prop.
rieaont Ijocr.tiouITow Manaze-
mcr.t Qood Accommodations
Attentive Servants
Terms Ecasonalile.
y. it ;
Middle str('ct,lieteoii i.-roitd a.iJ Fo'ioek
North Fpu-opalclmreli jui'd,
"New Bemei IT.
Jacksonville, Onslow County IT.C.
SURG ON DENTIST.
Office: Middle street, opposite Baptist
Church, '"':-"
DH J.D CI-,
': NEW JBEENE, N. C, -'
Office on Craven Street, between Pollock
and Itniad. r ., .:- -
Identist,iI.
-:-newv-berne;;n,x?-:-
Office: 99 Middle St 2d Floor." ' ;;
Teeth Ertracted without Pain ty the use
. ; . orjotrous UxideGas. .. .
P. HZ PELLETIEB, i
Attorney lA.t ' Law,
Pollock Street, First room 'above Farm
. er's & Uerchtint's liank. :
Will nraotioe in the Counties of CravAn.
Carteret. Jones, Onslow and Pumlloo. -
SWUnlted states Court at New Berne and
Supreme Court o the btute, . , .
Office, 72 South Front street : o.
. posito Qastoa House. ;-'
ATTORNEY AT LA7
. :. and : -. :
i Keal Estate A?ent.
. New Bime, N. C.J ' '
Connections. New ' Tt rk
Boiton and Canada. -
Timber lands- '
l Farm lands,
Truck lands,
Town loU
Do yoa want to bay 1 ,
Do yon want to sell t ; " ; v
; BPF-OIAL. -.
:. 100,000 Acres of Land in hand for dis
posal. '
:i,60Q Acres, Trout road, 6 miles of city
Timber and Truck. . .
Wm. H. OLIVER
Life, Fire, r.larine, ;
Accident, Fidelity,
Cteam Collet
' NE WBERN, N. C.
A
A Number of Time-Tried and
Fire-Tested Companies Eepresent
ed. , - .
Over 1125,000,000 assets repre
sented. ' ,
NOIOBAEY PU1ILIC.
Commit Joner cf Do-' 1 1'cr Tew
York, Connecticut' an-1 Tc: "yl
vania. ;
C-Asent National BoarajT-Iv
ne TJnilerwriters.
n
C3ULHS2I0:TEr-7( C'T"-
Ta nnrmmice of a ! ' -:- it .-
Superior Court of C '"id' f '
at the Nr ,
Sr., " ' . i m 1 I
j' i -
i . 11 y t -3 .
h to t;.c b 1 1 . " ' 1
i.P'Pf' 111 I ill! l.iUMr'V Hi-. . .
11) t!.f. C i i: I : ' i- '
act , ' '
- - , .iiJ i. ...
HANGING FROM 4 TO 7 YEARS OLD,
And Weighing From 850 to 1450 lbs. Each.
Some extra line Drivers in Horses also adapted to all purposes)
Exceptionally fine Draft Horses and M ules. ' ;
vf A full and CDmplcte . line of Buggies and
Harness always on band.. ' '
, .V : lilne Front Stables,-Middle Street, New llerne, N, 1 '
v"'; . ,v;:i
iir:.l.H. -.;'.-:..:!------iis-T.-it v .
-V ''i l;4.J Ni . ,
OXt. II. O. HYATT'S .
v S'CX. Kins ton s "...N.7 0.;'riL'v:::-:;.;::?-,
-Diseases of the Eye end General Gurgeiv.-
Hew Brie!; Siotcl.
Also Suited, for a Jlnl
'House, Oflices or : '
Stores. .
tfffQ LIGHT AND AIEY BASrJIENTS.
-. ELE3AKT DWELLIl'3 APFAETliElTTS,
A new four-storj brick bnildinj;, near
tbe corner of Broad and Middle Streets,
the best business location in New Berne.
Its apartments contain ell - tbe modern
improremeiils- stationury wash stands,
in each room, and bntti tubs,all Supplied
with cistern water in pipos, to and from
Mime. Improved water closets on each
floor. Electric lights, bells and speaking
trumpets to office, front Joor, basement
and dumb waiter. , A grand observatory,
dining or sitting ; room in;pper story,
commauding a line view of the city and
its majestic rivers'. . It is one of the most
complete buildings of its size in the State,
for a hotel, club house, first cliss board
ing house, restaurant;! dwelling apart
ments, sleeping rooms and for business
purposes. -
Kent very reasonable, "for separate ap
partments or as a whole. Apply to,
'- - E. W. Ciltl'ENTER.
wm. Lonci-i
F:::iLY:r
n r m
General Merchandise.
I7"CART-nojsK Accomodations.
w . si m m
. .-1 ,
. ' ' -'
"': ''"'W;... '"'1
GEO. HENDERSON
(Successor to Roberts & Ilenderson,) -
General Insurance ., Agent.
Representing Insurance Company of
North America, of Philadelphia. -
Home Isurance Company of New
York. , -
' Hartford Fire Insurance Company of '
Hart lord. - f-
Queen Insurance Company of Eiiftlnnd,
North Carolina Home Insurance Com- .
pany ol Raleigh, r
Greenwich Insurance Company of Brook
lyn. Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn. . . ;.' - " . 1
United Underwriters Insurance Com
pany ofAHanta. -
Boston Mhi'iiib Insuiiince Company oi
Boston,
,oD.
' U vr;
; I " ' f 1 - '
SoMnln. So Fi )(-fnn Nrlrtitr,
i- ret. byrlnire. A J to 4 Dv-ire r (oNtHiia;A
tii;;ifiT. LKiiothir(KA.'i".iAiATORHiiiK.ijd
w A sure Preventive of it V-ih iI D!fla"fc
Ai Druggit jc gtMii to d aviits for i.i. a
fnlpfninn IT alvHor i T'--TriF?r" of ' 'J
iJmiiurriimr-il'es. bit. HNHY t- .NX,,iuford,.v-
lor Mlk iJluiui. Ohio. .
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