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HE JOURNAL..,
Pwprlstor,
Local Exporter.
o.TtgAKcocs,
JSffTXiUereiat the Jd Office atJfeu
BornS. 0H at mamthiatt matter.
The people of this country an
anally consume each 162 onnees of
tea and coffee.'
jilt to estimated that the Hawaiian
&nger will crop will amount to 150,.
SOOO toes, large crop. Irrigation
fe-has A been extensively "used this
r JW & the plantation. f , '
ftl no charitable aooiety inLindom
f-ijae.tblrty-eight offices where in
trsjtiry is made into all oases of du-
" vwa uresentru.
The Glasgow University Total
Abstinence Society carries on work
both in and out of the University,
the latter being principally la a
liaeiO!
on.
Dr;"Gamll;8timates that 20,
000.000 religions services, not
flonnting the Banday. sohools, are
CUUU ivarylyear; iaii wCPnited
Btatos, and that 10,000,000 eer
oare preached in 165,000 places
oT worship.
r - - i
Dootors have traced much ser-
ions iltaeas among, woasen, to the
kablt of wearing thin-eoIeoT house
fboes.- A toons may . be eomforta-
blw while the floor Is cool, damp
and drafty. Cold floors are respon
kible fof many jasee of neuralgia
and rheumatism, also more serious
troubles. Wear thick-soled shoes
Moat, Isolds are contracted while
i la.: l.!tl r a 1 t .1...
ItUBgsuu. Always aoop tug iceu
warm. ?
I raduciirsTifoi sit ibid it.
"Shake not thy gory locks at
me, thon can'st not say I did it."
Treason, Treachery and Spoils
Jar 'triumphant. The Democracy
of ' North Carolina has done its
dnty. Since the moment it over
threw Bepnbhoanism and led the
people out of Badical bondge to
tpreseni time, it has been the
y fteadfast defender of right justice
('and! liberty. Why then .has it
"IallenT Treason and' Treachery
entered its camp, and marshaling
all of their forces under the Mo
loch of Hate, marched under the
banner ol Spoils to the acoomspHah
ment of their hellish purpose.
The contest is not ended. The
treason of Arnold could not hinder
th9iidepeniJeaoe;of 'American:
the treachery "of Judas could not
prevent the establishment of the
f .kingdom, of Christ. The progress
f of Democracy has been retarded.
? ,Ithas passed through a fiery ordeal
The dross has been consumed, and
, the true gold will, shine all the ;
I H i)rlghter.' There will no longer be 1
any question as to who is a Demo-
orat. I The false pretenders have
gone to the Republican party where
they belong and are welcome i to
'the companionship for whioh their
InatdWfltthem'.''' f?.
' They earthquake, 1 the eyolone,
i 'J thiarriTalbf the powers of dark-
nese, has inffioted Inestimable In-
- t nryopon' Democracy material
f rptogrepa and, .aocid order; tat
" 'AasntteTly destroyed popatoiajii
' " la this country. ! The EepubUcan
forees have been swelled into a
- mighty host, but the populists have
been whittled down to the little
and of nothing. . The Peoples'
Party, falsely so ealled, have lost
' Kansas, and Jerry ? Simpson g and
; the rest pti tm; itt Inf Jtha ong
list of yie, defeated. They hkwp
j'Ltdoloradoand the, bright star
' " of Penes has gone "out in ? utter
elarkness. And . where Is ,' Waite,
m3 ; wanted tcrrlde in blood apto
. IhliTIliorsa'a"! bliir, Governor
Waite add hir followers are hur
ried under an astonishing big land-
112a The verdict of the late
elertibn is "ixit the IopqILc
Party .. , . : V; ii v ' -
;WhatmorT It will not dd for
the - Republicans ko .stretch the
meaning ""of'the""! lection , too
far. It eaanot be mude to stretch
trr J89rTb Prestdentrat election
Of that year will not be. affected in
:li s?igtest ;egree i ts4t of
(htse'xbept Insb far a his year's
popular rebuke ' " will 'tend to
strengthen and solidify the party
In Hew York, AjhrasSfiig does
a p'adiygQqd, jometiBjeCaBd U i
likely to help the patty in New York.
New York's position as a Democrat
io State, on distinctly Democratic
issues, is not affected. As far
North Carolina, she is as sure to re
tun toDemooraoy as the euu-shin.
ea. The Bepnblioan party was fonr
yelKi ago theviotim 6fuou rfland
8licUMihat,wkichtne' Democrats
have just experienced. The causes
whioh have given the .Republican
theviotory will just as certainly
canrt 'tleifdeleat in 1398. Hard
times will oontinue. Xne iiepuDU
oan party nas always Deen tne
party of contraction and National
oants. it wuinoicnangeits pouoy
The Populists have asbisted it to
power, bat taey are no longer
needed and.wilk.be treated as a
useless incumberance to be reject
ed and thrown.away
In the next contest the , Demo.
: a t t,i. ;. .mi
OrttblU BUU JkCpUUItUaSL ia)VUOBte. Wlll
meet on their own merits. In such
a contest we have no fear of the
result,
If the Baby IsCattlas; Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs, .WinslQw's Soothing Syrup
or foljudren teetUins. ' It : poouies the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind cone and is the best re men,
for diarrhoea. Twenty. five cents a bel
tie. n61yr.
Wholesale Market Canntry Pradnee
Beet 4a5c; dressed. "Bind quarters 5c.
Beeswax 20c. " '
Corn, 47c.
Chickens, young, 30a40 grOwn 45a
00c pr.
Ducks, Eng. 85a40c.; Muscovy SOaCOc
Kggs, I3ai4c.; f
Qeese, 75o.a80c. '
Hides Dry flint, Sc.; Jry salt Sc green
1 fc, deer-bides 20c. v
Peanuts, 50a55c -Wool8al0c.
Lambs $la$1.50.
Old Sheep, Il.25af2.00.
Oats. 40a42c.
Onions, $1.25a1.50
Sweet Potatoes Bed Yarxis,40c Norton
35c Hamans, 20 a 95c.
Cotton, 5a5:20
Pork, fresh, 6a7c.
Apples Mattomoskeet, 75c. a $100
Field Pea 50 a 60c.
A Determine Woman
recently knocked down a burglar and
beld him nntil the arrival of assistance.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi al Discovery is
medicine tnat cneccs tne ingntlul in
roads of Scrofula, and, if taken in time.
arrests the march of Pulmonary Consump
tion. It cores Indigestion .and dyspepsia.
chronio dkurbea and similar ailments.
This wonderful medicine has also gained
great celebrity in caring tever and ague.
chills and fever, dumb ague, and like dis-
Asthma cured by newly discovered
treatment. Address, for free pamptet,
testimonials ana reierences, world's uis-
penrary Medical Association, Buffalo
JS. X.
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PROVISION'S.
Fresh Crackers & Cakes. I
Fruits, Can and Bottle 1
i, Groods, and Jellies A full '
rarietyoh liand.'' i -'
QUALItT FlBBT-CLABB. ; t ; V
Prices Ld? to Snit fte HarMies
VlStbleaFj:e$ ta WLCouatry
Goods delivered to any part' of
the citj promptly.
C.0 ECZEMA 0,'lDABY
When Only 3 Weeks Old. Head and
Body Covered. Doctors No
- Efiect. Trios Cutlcura. :
Wonderful Change In 8 dors.-' Cured
In 5 Weeks, Now 13 Mouths 014
Wtn Pcrfbct fckln.
' The first I nndoeS that my baby bad anything
the Biatter with ber waa that vaenever the nurse
veald change bar she wonld cry- Afiet the
t- , nuroo ioiu nuuooa now Terr
.u duv mas. . BinfKV U. 1.
to the daator.and he told me
to use sine ointment, but It
did not do her any good. -In
a short time Ecaema broke
out on ner neaa, spread to
her eyebrows, breast and
back, but the doctor's rem
edies did not seem to have
any etfect. I thought I
would try your Cbtiooba
Rkmkdhs. as I bad lost on.
with the Ecsema before I had beard of
thenu I am glad to say your Cuncosa Ilex.
diss worked wonders with my baby. Three
days after I commenced using them I saw a
change. The doctor was surprised. I then told
aim what I was using. She was only three weeks
eld when Ecsema broke out, and when she was
eight weeks old she was entirely cured by
CunorBA. She is now fifteen months old, and
has a perfect skin, portrait inclosed. Everyone
asks what makes her skin to fair, and I tell
tfcemCUTlcuKA. Mks. G. C. 811EU1CK,
C2 Conway St, Baltimore, M0.'
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
These wonderful skin cures, blood !
and humor remedies cure everv diseaae and
humor of the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss
of hair, from Infancy to age. from pimples to
Scrofula,
" Bold throughout tho world, frlw, Cutuusa,
SOo.; Soap, 2&. Resolvent, 1. l'OTTf b Daua
mtd Chim. CottP., Sole Proprietors, Boston.
ly"How toOnroBkloDIcai!, jnaijedfree.
Dl PV'C Skin and Soalp purUed and beaulified
DHOI O by Ccnctnu Soir. Absolutely pure.
WOMEN FULL OF PAINS
rind In Cutlcora Antl-Paln Plas.
Ser instant and grateful relief. It
1a the first ana only pain-kllllng
strengtheuing plaster.
K. LATHAM
i No..3CRAVElVST. I
DEALER IN
Lime, Cement, Terra Cotta
Pipe for drain and Sewers
all sizes in stock. Also
fittings.
Bejsure to.bny a barrel of
ALUM 1JME
For SanitaryPnrposesJ
?ine8tJyoueverj3aw.
iyprice8 Qnaranted.
WM. LORGH
ESTABLISHED 1865.
FAf.1ILYGRQCERIES
ANU
General Merchandise.
I"CART-Hon8B Accomodations.
There has been a fall in
Prices at Tatlob's Store
At Cove.
5c Plaid Ebmspun at le.
10c Suitings at 8c
10c Worsts! at 8c.
Good Fanti at 75c.
Best Brogan Shoes at $1.25.
tun family flour at (3.50.
A great many other things loo numer-
to mention. Come pod bring the cash
ana I win surprise you.
lv, V. Taylor.
To the -TRADE-
WS ABB AGENTS FOB
Stock Diadem
T 's - ... - XL J
GIMRU BEST PATENT
nonpareil Flour.
Nonpareil is the best Flour made.
WK CAREY IN STOCK
AT ALL TIME8 A
. , . ., -I&BQE SUPPLY OF
PROVISIONS,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes. &c.
M-ffe bur an our iroods from first hands
ror i;Ait , uiereiore eau irive 10 our iraae
BED EOCK PRICES.
49-QUAIJTT OT GOODS GUARANTEED-
Roberts & Bro.,
South Front tSt.
Clotli,
-AND-
In Stock: and
for sale by'.-;
KiniOHESi
-o-tlGHT MACniNEfiY-o-
Copper Work, Gun Work
No. 44 Craven Street, nearly opposits
child
J.
Sag
' City Hull, New Berne, N. C.
riXIKCIAL HOUSES
THE
Farmers & Herchants Bank
. r ; Began business May. 1891. -
Capital Stock, paid in, .
$75,000.00
Durpiua,
7.O00.00
2,800.00
12,750.00
Undivided Pofl toy .; ,
Dividends paid.vv
. . . OFFICERS:
t. B". Cutler, - President.
W. S. Cradwiok. '. : .. Vic Pn
T.'W!i Dbwxt, ''-.K --i Oasbier.
A.H. I'OWBM., ; ,.; . . . Teller!
F. F. Matthews, v f Collector.
With well established connections this
Bank la nrenarad to offer all arcommo
dations consistent with conservative, bank
Prompt and careful atteutiun given tn
collections. - . -
We wilt be pleased to coirespond with
those : Who uiav eonlemnlate makins
uaiinges or opening new accounts. -
A. SS7AN, -; TIOS. DANIELS,
- jPresldent.' : :r-'l Vies Pres.
- 0. S.:S0SSTS, CasUer. .' .-'
THE NATIG1TAL BANK
Of New Berne, N. C.
Incobfobated 18C5.
Capital, - -Surplus
Profits,
$100,000
98,168
DIRECTORS:
Jas. A. Bryan, Tnos. Daniels,
Chas. 8. Bbyan, J. II. Hackbubn,
Jno. Dunn, . L. harvey,
G. II. Roberts, E. K. Bisuop.
Thos. A. Qbkek, Pros. C. X. For, Cashier,
Wm. Dusn, Vioo-Pros. II. M. Gboves, Toller.
CITIZEN'S BANK
DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Tho Aocounts of Banks, Bankers, Corpor
ations, Farmers, Merchants and others re
ceived on favorable terms. Prompt and care
tol attenlion given to the Intel est of our cus
tomers. board of directors.
Ferdinand TJlrich, E. II. Meadows,
J. A. Meadows, Chas. DuUV, Jr.
Samuel W. Ipock, James Redmond,
Chas. II. Fowler, Chas RctzensteU),
nuuumimiiD, iiiaycr tiaun,
E. W. 8mallwood, Thomas A. Green,
Geo. N. Ives, C. E. Fov.
J. A. JONES
SALE, LIVERY
AND
BOARDING STABLES.
IPmo Carnages, Buggies and Teams and
Teams lor hire at reasonable rates.
Best attention to boarding horses.
Horses and Mules on sale for cash or
negotiable paper.
South Front Street, New Berne, N. C.
Opposite Gaston House.
AUTUMN
Dress-Goods.
it-o-Jt
Now on sale carefully selected Special
ties in DRESS GOODS 1 this season.
French Novelties in exclusive designs.
Liberal assortments oFEnglisu and Scotch
Suitings.
Two toned Knotted wool effects. Waffle
Cloths, distinctly new, rippled Bril
liants, r
Mixed and striped Covert Suitings, Satin
Twilled Cloths and large Plaids for
Skirts. .
At 503.' per yard, an extraordinary collec-
r jn ol sell colored and tancy mixed
Suitings.
BALEIGH, N. C.
VALUAcitymty
-FOR SALE.
One House Eight Rooms) and lame
Lot sitnatea n uast jrront street.
One House and Lot situated on Met-
calf Street -. ' -
Both pieces of proDertv in excellent
neishborhood.
For price and particnlarg, apply to
. 1J. II. I'ellotier,
i8tf ; ;, OfBce over F. & M. Bank.
For Sale.
One 15 Horse Power Goodwin Steam
Engine, made in Richmond, Vs.. can be
seen it 3. 1L Crabtree & Co. Machine
Shops. ' ;: '- '
. t ot lurther information, ftplly to '.:
C. R.Thomas, Att'y.
''.'New Berne, N. C,
53 SHOE.
HTHI BIST. '
NOBQUCAKINa '
5. CORDOVAN,
V5.WFINECALF&KANGAH1
Soles.
...as9 WflDlCllUM.-.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE '
f W-U'DOUOLAS, t
" BROCKTON, MASS. '
YsS eu savrs monrr hr nnkaslasj W. Im
sdvertised shoes in tb world, and guarantee
the value by stomping the naine and prioe on
the bottom, which protects von liiinit hlch
prices and the middicman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom wor style, easy fitting; and
we. ring qaalities. V. have them sold every,
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make, l ake no substitute. If your
tlcaier cannot uppy you, wt can, eoldby
JT, .J. BAXTEK, Agt.
1 1 2 1 .joIvAL
DR, W. J. WARD, -
-su.":nic:-ci::7isT
r NEW BEENB, 0 :
Omce, In Duffy Bullding-114 Middle
Btreet,, t . aa4 Bro
DH. E. H. GOLDBERG
SUEGiO-ORAL . DENTIST
Office Henry Building. ' V
Middle treet,lctween T3rond and Pollock
-. JMorta iSpiscopal clmrcli yard,
; ISTew BerneK
BRANCH OFFICE
Jacksonville, Onslow County N.O.
DB, G. K. BAGBY,
SURGON; DENTIST.
Office: Midiile'street, opposite Baptist
Church, -j ' ?
JSEW J3EJiNB,3J. C.
DR. J. D CLARK.
DESlMTIsST
- KEW BEENE, TS, C'
Office on Craven Street, between Pollock
ana isruaa. -. r. ,; ,'; .
J. H. BENTON, M. S.
DENTIST,
:-NEW - BERNE. jN, 0-:-
f Office! 89 Middle 8t 2d Floor. .
Teeth Extracted witliout Pain by the use
oi jMirous uxide (ias.
P. H. PELLETBEB,
Attorney At .' Law.
PoUock Street, First room above Farm
er's & Merchant's Bank.
Will practice In the Counties of nrow
Carteret, Jones, Una low and Pamlico.
-Unitod istates Court at New Berne and
Supreme Court o the State.
WM, ; CLAKKE,
Office, 72 South Front street; op
posite QastooHouse. f.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND ; ' r -
Keai Estate Agent.
New B?me, N.
Connections). New V ark
Boston and Canada.
Timber lands
Farm lands,
Truck lands,
Town lots
Do yon want to bnj 1
WKITE.
Do yoa want to Bell f
WHITE.
SPECIAL.
100,000 Acres of land in hand ior dis
posal. 1,500 Acres, Trent road, 6 miles of city
Timber and Truck.
3Totico!
FOB SALE OR REUT
A valuable first-class farm on Pemboke
road one mile from this city, in first-class
omer tor trucking purposes. . 109 acres.
w Demgm euitivacion. .
, Terms very low. .
Apply to ROBT. G. MORLEY, Sr.,
- No.;S2& U Jones Street.
Sept., 5, 189. . - . 861m
Wm. H. OLIVER
Life, Fire, Marine, v -
Accident, Fidelity,
Steam Doflet
NEWBKBN, N. C.
A .Number of Time-Tried -and
Fire-Tested Companies Represent
ed. . - " 1 . ' " .
Over 1125,000,000 assets repre
sented. '" i r i ,
NOIOBABT PUBLIC. .
Commissioner of Deeds for New
York,' Connecticut and - Fensyl-
vama.
BP Agent National BoardJ.Ma-
rine Underwriters, . .
NEW CERf.'Z IIOUCE,
'"MofetoaiCityJJ,
.i:H. IvJA-lVIV Irop.
Pleasant Location New Manage
ment Good Accommodations
- Attentive Servants
Terms Eeasonable, '
L a n i n r .po ioo know
OR. FELIX IE l--TS
mnpr:
1
lifittto CTift on tun ti'i
P. s.
as Ua
HEADiH0B8ES AND MULES--0 U
KAJNUJiNtir : FROM 4
And ..Weighing; From
s Some extra fine Drivers in Horses-also adaiited to all .irr.....:
Exceptionally fine Draft Horses
A full , and - complete
harness always on; hand. : ; :
; Blue Front Stable?,
IK. H. O. HYATT'S
-Kinston, IV.C
-Diseases of the Eye and General Surei v.-
GEO. HENDERSON !
(Successor to Roberts & Henderson,)
General Insurance Agent
Representinjr Insurance Company of
jNortii America, ot runnaeipnia. -
Home Isurance Company of. New
York. - ' ' '
Hartford Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford. .
.' Queen Insurance Company of England.
North Carolina Home Insurance Com
pany ot Kaleigh,
(ire
enwich Insurance Company of Brook-
lyn.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn. . .
United Underwriters Insurance Com
pany of Atlanta, ' ' " . ' "
Boston Marine Insurance 'Company ot
iX8ton. : ' '
BARBFB 8H0P3.
Prof. W. H. Slicparrl and! bis compe
tent Assistants In tbe Toosorial art will
give yon a good job nod . will pay , strict
attention to all brunches of hair cutting
and slnvinr, ' - . ; . .r.,..
JQTGlvcmeafall. ' 1
, At Gaston House Barber Shop,
BAKBEB SHOP REMOVAL: I am
now located in neat and commodious
quarters in Hotel Neu-cee on Broad Street.
There fs no more conveniently or better
equipped barber shop in the city, and I
bave a good force of polite and expert as
sistants. Old and new friends, give ns a
call when in need of tonsorial work.
- 1 1MOTHY- BQW,
First Class Barber Shot)
BBIOK BLOCK, MIDDLE ST.
Nearly opposite Baptist Cburoh. .u$
.Apartments neat and tidy, and only
competent assistants employed. ' -
' c irsi-ciass;Dsiu , rooms connecten win
shops. :..x- .KJt II. L. BANKS,
Proprietor,
ELLIOT L GREEN; .
Hair , Dressing Parlor.
Careful iittention given to all branches
ot the business. " ,
Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty,
BOOK STOKE
ISO. . v
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Elauk Books, and new lot Standard
VVorks of Renowned Authors.
PrSyor and Hymn Books, Lad!.
Purses, Pens, Pencils, etc
Also, Late Papers and Periid:ut.is ry
Ciived daily, V ',
vJJEZS.a7!
TO 7 YEARS OI.I ) I
and Mules:'4'Vrfr-
line . of Buefdes anVl
M.ddle Street, New Home, N. v. . ''.
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