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ALL HOME EKTERPRtSES
filumlit ba Represented in Um "
DAILY JOURNAL,
50c-Per Month-50c
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$5. --PER YEAR--$5.
VOL XUl-NO. 208
NEW BERNE, N.0-, THURSDAY MORNING. DEJEMSEt. 6. 1894
PRIOE FIVE OEHTO
a n h ii 11 ii ii ii ii i
BCSIJTESS LOCALS.
A FINE lot nf Wettem Beef this morn
ing. Also n gem-ral supply of other
me;its Sausxgis, Pork, &c.
'Sam'i. Cohh & Son.
PROP- Je Simmons nt the flrni of Sim
mons & Butler Sulem N.C. is in the City
stopping at Mrs. X S. Richardson's for
a few days; all peis ("desiring to have
their pianos tuned can either leave their
orders tit Mrs. Richardson's or with The
A. Colin Piiino & Organ Company 95
Middle St- New Bene N, C.
FOR Tlie wpproacnine Uolidays The well
known A. Cohn Piano & Organ Com
pnny will offer some bargins in Pianos
& Orpins Call around and look at their
sto k on hiind. They will sell sheet music
at 5 -en s per copy during the holidays
t.o.ita Lunch nf k vs with initials
K It. J. on ring. A reward for return of
same. 2t. K.. It. Johbs.
BORROWED BOOKS Oo dffferent oc
casions number of Bo'iks have been bor
rowed from '.lua office, and we respect
'fully ask that iliey be returned. Among
them is ' lV-n Hur'' which we value very
highly. Also Gttrkills Compendium of
Forms and otlier DoOK. ot,
LAD1K5 especially invited to call and
atv. our li'ie Cloaks, Wraps, Mutts and
U"di rweai :it reduced prices. L. Schuitz
& Co.. un.liM (ierock's Photograph
.Gallery.
KHAFKH'S HAMS, Bolted Water Mill
Meal, Loosened Prepared Buckwheat, at
A. H. Harrington's. 78 Middle St.
TO LOAN: Two hundred dollars on
red estate. Address Box 445, New Belli.1.
FINE Broud CieeK Oysierf nt tin door,
15 cis. per quart-v !! i .i-s ones
20 cis. llunry Brawn, iioj' i.iing Mace's
drug store. oSltf
FOR Full and Winter suits 8eu F. M.
CUADW1CU, Tailor, 108 Middle St.
Nn&:uniiles iust received, tf.
HOUSE-:
o Knt yo li 1 OIIOCK (31.
sSltl'
B. B. Davenport.
WHEN lioraxiuc is used according to
direct ins, n third of the labor and the
tt ift ofn nip in ordinary wasliing is saved.
Samp!.- free at J. F. Taylm's.
TIIK ii icst Corned Beet'in the city at 8c
per i ; li st Flour in 101b packages at 2Jc
per lb; bi'st Cie imery Butter just received
ut 30c per H; Three Id cms Standard To
matoes, new crop, at 8Jc per can; 31b
canned apples, very best, at 10c per can
best 4 stg. Broom in town for 25c; 2,400
Blue Men Parlor Matches, the very best,
for 15c; Arbu-kles Roasted Coffee, in I lb
packages, fresh roasted, at 25c. job lots
oi Tobacco a specialty from 15 to 35c per
lb wholesale, and 20 to 50c retail.
Respectfully. J. W. Messic, 40 Middle St.
NUNN & 1 f cSORLEY.
UNN & lYlcSORLEY.
Sweetest Oranges
That have been to New B.-rne this
e been
2
ye'ir.
HI
Per Dozen.
LARGE ONES.
.Try us lor a BOX.
oo
NUNN &" lTcS0RLEY.
UNN & IVlcSORLEY.
EXPECT
TO ltfttOVi
ABOUT.
January 1st, 1895
And are continuing
v to sell goods at re
inarkablf low prices
between now and that
time.
we
CAN- .
YOU
: MONEY.
A Teial. will. Convince:. Yor,
Respcct.nlly,
ii. d. duffy:
WE
Lncal News,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. Cohn Fianos and Organs.
8. Cohn & Son Western Beef.
Vle & Shepard Tonorial Artists.
Prof. Joe. Simmons Pianos & Organs.
COTTON SALES.
Wednesday 86 Bales, 4.87J to 5j25.
Mr. nhua Hnllnpk has mtablialind a
hntinnss ncrnnnv at Nn. 57 South Front
street. fr special changes in special in-
.1 . 1 :M1 1 ...1, TTm
'JUBU1CH '1UUU1IHU1U11 UUU lUUIIOiliai. AJ.IB
operations will extend through the tide
water section of North Carolina.
The Statesville Landmark is now is
sued ia both dally and weekly form. Like
the well known weekly, the Daily Land
mark is a neat, newsy paper. J. if.
Caldwell and R. K Clark are the pub
lishers. One of the books advertised for in yes
terday's naper has been returne ', but the
other "Ben Hur" has not ye.' . een heard
from. We presume the borrower has not
vet seen the notice. We are especially
anxious to get this particular copy back.
It is a medium size vol u m bound in
cloth.
The new furniture store, Sneed & Co.,
N. Hewin manager, at Mr. L. S.
Wood's old stand, opens toduv. They
have been Quite busy for about a week
getting in and arranging their stock. They
carty quite a variety, a portion of it very
One and make a uanusome uiBpiay. Mr.
Sneed, the head of the firm, arrived last
night from Wilmington.
Bills wcie beins posted yesterday for
tiie Swedish Quartette Concert Compa
ny, who have an engagement in our city
for next Wednesday evening. This com
pany is very hiehly spoken ot by our ex
changes, and we feel that the New Berne
people have a great musical treat in store
for them. Tickets can now be secured
by application to Mr. M. R. Howard.
Mrs. Wm. Beard left for Raleigh on
business connected with the International
Immigration com pany . Morehead has been
decided upon as the port ol entry, for the
immigrants. Mrs. Beard will be DacK in
New Berne in a day or two. Could not Mr.
Linburg the general agent of the company
te induced to kon pay our city a visit
himscli.
"Old Maids rorSnle."
The Epwottli League ol Centenary M.
E. Church will have a gathering at the
parsonage tomorrow Dight for the purpose
of disposing of'old maids." They will be
sold cheap. Tlie admission price is iu
cents.
Rev. J. T. Lyon, pastor of Centenary
said in his special sermon to ladies, sab-
batli Delore last, that om maius were me
best and purest human lieings he knew.
Was he nimin; to create a iiooin in marK-
et for them with this sale iu view ?
Bonds of County O0icrs Acted Upon.
The county commissioners accepted th
bond of J. P. Stanly, col., as constable of
this township, and of U. J. Lovick as
county surveyor. They rejected the prof-
lered bond ot Mr. W. ts. (Jlarke, lor
Clerk of tho Superior Court: otJ. M.
llam&oii, lor Kemster i needs; ot ur.
W. L. Lassiter, col,, for Coroner, and of
Meyer Ualin, lor Treasurer.
Jos. u. Hahn. Nieriu-elect, asked tor
more time and was granted until the first
ol January to complete bis bond.
W. M. Watson Be-Appolnted Clerk.
The office of Clerk of the Superior
Coutt having been declared vacant by the
Board of County Commissioners on ac
count of the failing of the Clerk elect to
give satisfactory bond, Judge H. R. Bry
an promptly re-appointed the present
incumbent, Mr. Win. I. Watson, to the
place.
Mr. watson nas made a good, efficient
and accommodating officer, was the nom
inee ot the party for tbe place, so the se
lection was not only wise but the proper
one.
Too Previous
An account of the action of the Craven
county commissioners in reference to tbe
bonding the county officers appeared in
Sunday morning's Richmond Dispatch.
It was sent out as a telegcnm from Ral
eigh tbe day before.
As the commissioners aid not meet to
consider the bonds until Monday and did
not reach a decision on any until yester
day it is needless to say the news (?) was
incorrect, do tar Irom being aecided. the
action upon one bond, that of the sheriff
will not be taken until next month,
Comlnft And Oolnc
Mrs. M. D. Nelson and Miss Annie
Roulhac who have been spending tlie sum
mer North, mainly In visiting the .family
ot Mr. C. S. Bryan ot JSngiewood, N. J.,
returned Home last night.
Mrs. Helen Brvan Moore, ct Durham
arrived to.vieit ber uncle, Mr.j. w. Bid
die. .. .-:
Mrs. H. B. Duffy left for Charlotte to
attend the Baptist State convention.
Mr. R, H. Berry left for Richmond to
enter upon the business of general fire in
surance agent ana adjuster.
Mr. Chas. W. Reiff; travelling passen-
cer ncent of the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk R. . R. Co., "The Cape
Charles Route" was in the city yesterday
in the prosecution onus wore, v..
Ktnrira Xeeda Aid for JSaOtolac.
An appeal for aid for tbe sufferers by
the fire which ' to nearly destrojed the
little town of Marion, bare been sent to
places near there. Tbe appeal is signed
by tbe mayor, aldermen, county omcers,
ministers and ' other citizens of Marion.
It sets forth that about 80 families or 100
persons, are houseless, tome homeless and
unable to build homes, much less to re-
emba'k in business and that tbe commun
ity ia unable to give the relief necessary,
witu tne winter season just upon them.
' It is said that creditable pluck is being
shown to arise out of tbe ashes, but some
an not able to get on their feet again
without some relief. ; : '
Rev. Wm. H. White of Marlon, is Sec
retary and Treasurer of tbe relief commit
tee and will receive all money, etc., sent,
It is probably because "misery loves
company" that the New York police
were so willing to "Jump on'' the "living
pictures, v . "v
I'lrlch-Wlllis.
Our estimable young citizen Mr. Ru
dolph Ulrich and Miss Etta Willis the
charming eldest daughter of Mr. S. W.
Willis were happily united in the holy
bonds of wedlock yester Jay a'ternoon at
5:30 o'clock in Centenary M. E. church,
Rev. J. T. Lyon, the pastor, officiating. '
Tbe church was well 111 led with mends
of the popular young people, and the altar
was most beautilully decorated with
flowers and evergreens.
Mrs J. A. Meadows presided at the
organ, Dr. Master Duffy was the best
man and Miss Stella Ri berts Maid of
Honor. Messrs. J. A. Paris, E. K.
Bishop, B. B. Neal and A. II. Powell
were the ushers.
The ceremony being over Mr. and Mrs.
Ulrich left on tlie steamer Neno f..r their
bridal tour. They will v s t r. latives of
the groom in BaltiiooiL and then extend
their trip.
Superior Courl.
Wednesday's procekdinos.
Isaac H. Smith vs. The E istcrn B. & L.
Association.
The issues submitted were : 1. "Did
the defendant institute-or pro:notc a crim-
nal prosecution against the plainunf"
Answer "Yes."
2. "If so was there iiiobablc cause for
the said prosecution V" Answer "Yes."
The verdict nas squarely in tavorol the
Association. Ii was lepreseuted by Mr.
M. D'W. Stevenson.
!St..to vs. Isaac Grimes, col., A. & B.
Guilty. Deleudant dechargod upon pay
ment of cost.
Bell vs. Foscue. J ndgment by default
n the amount of $200.
Henry Thurber by his nest best Iriend
vs. The Eastern Building and Loan As
sociation. Plaintiff submits to a non-suit
and appeals to the Supremo court. No-
tire wuivtd and bond nxed nt $35.
James A. Brvan vs. Thomas Vail, col.
This was a solitary case of the enforce
ment ot a James Cdy haw. The case
was decided in favor of Mr. Bryan. The
ssues submitted were:
1. "Did the defendant execute the
lease sued on?" Answer "Yes.''
2. "If so was the execution thereof
obtained by fraud and duress of the agent
of the plaintilff "No." Mr. W, W.
Clark rep reseated the plaintiff.
Other'x Too!
Editor Journal: Thanking you
kindly lor jour pleasant mention of my
shae in the preparation ot the Hotel
Uliattawka pamphlet, permit nv. to say
that in its present shape it is to a legroe a
modincation ot my original drati: aud
that lor such changes as seemed desirable
to make. I am indebted to the good offi
ces of Major Giahain Daves and Col
Wm. 11. uhver.
Yours Truly,
CnARLES Hallock.
Hotel I'hattawka Arrlvnls.
W. W. Watt, Fhila ; W. B. Mcares,
Phila.; R. A. Pages, Richmond, Va.; C. E.
Stevenson, Orange, Mass , V. E. AValker,
Boston; C. W. Findlay, New York; II. A.
Whiting, Wilmington; J. . Haines,
Winston, N. C, Chas. W. Rieff, Phila.;
W. C. A. Shepard, Richmond, Va.; J. 11.
Randolph, Boston; F. Meyer, Baltimore;
Opinions on Foot Itall.
There are two distinct opinions preval
ent among the Yale f iculty about foot
ball. One party favors an iinmediaie
prohibition of the game by members of
the University, ana the other is willing to
give the players one more chance; with
the provision that if a Yale team should
give anywhere another exhibition like
Saturday's the sport would be interdicted
at l ale College. Certainly nothing will
be oone without thorough investigation
and consideration..
Dean Wright, of the academic faculty,
said that prompt action would be taken
by the faculty in case a repetition or Sat
urday's spectacle should occur. Prof.
Wright admitted that there was a Btrong
sentiment among the iaculty in favor of
abolishing tbe game, but declined to
give his individual opinion for publica
tion.
Hheumatlsm.
Rheumatism is caused bv Uric Aeid in
the blood, and is an unfailing indication
that the Kidneys are performing their
tunctions impertectly. Alter tbe poison
has entered tne system, tbe symptoms are
aggravated by dampness, exposure to
cold, improper lood, drinking to excess,
etc., but the cause remains the same, lm
penect action of the kidneys. Dr. Hum
phreys has given the treatment ot Rheu
matism his profound attention tor over
forty yean; his Specific No. 15 is the re
sult. It goes directly to tlie spot, opens
the clogged passages, permuting the
secretions to pass off, the cure follows
quickly and surely. JNo. 15 cures .Rheu
matism, Acute and Chronic, Lumbago,
Sciatica and all forms of Rheumatic Pains,
Soreness, stiffness ami Lameness. A
small bottle of pleisant pellets fits your
vest pocket hold by druggists, or sent
on receiDt of nrice. 25c. or five for tl.
Humphreys' Medicine company, corner
wiuiarq ana jonn ts., JNew lorK. it
. Notice.
Everyone having a Naval Reserve uni
form or part thereof is requested to leave
the same at the priutinjr omce of W. T,
Bill & Co., or at Nnnn & McSorley's
today. . Kindly attend to this w'thout de
lay.
' Notice. '
E. C. D. Line and O. D. S. S. Co.
After December 2nd, ' the Sunday
boat from New Berne will be discontin
ued. -.. fV",.. i,'-y- '
. The steamers will sail only on Mon
days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays
atop, ni. '
Geo. Hendebbon, Agent
' v - Fair Privileges for Bale. - ;
i The following exclusive, privileges for
rair wees are ior saie: -i .
2: Con'ectlonery. This includes candy,
socio, iruirs, nuio ana canes. ' v
K 8: Sandwiches. . ' '
.' A- I'irmra on 1 tnKarvft C. . ' V.
' Sealed bids. Bids to be opened Mon
day, Deo. lOto. Terms, bait cash upon
acceptance, balance January 1st.
' The Association reserves tlie right to re
ject any or an ems.
' ., CRAB. KEIEEHSTEIn, Sec'iy.
d2l8tplw - .
HEWS IN ltUIKl'.
Judge Russell of Arcadia Valley. ()., lias
two apple tresi which have borne fruit
every year lor 55 years.
Arizona is said to have I'.r- si oi' pi tri
fled ire s covering one tin iKnid aer s,
which is now being worked up tor man
tles, tab'e tops, e;c. The stone p . I T ' s ;
beautilully.
Florei.ce Nightingale, at the age of 71.
enjoying excellent health. SH - i- a
rich woman, having, besides some private
means, the $250,000 publicly sab-ri-.U -I
for her by the Enirlisli peo.!- d tin-el' mi
of the Crimean war.
It is said that in Switzerland si inilkio.rd
or niau gets hotter wages it gilted wuiia
good voice, because it lias been discovered
tliat a cow will yield one-fifth more milk
it soothed dunng the process ot milking
by a pleasing melody.
Chinese soldiers relusud to light at mi I
about Port Arthur. They are hungry,
and have no hope of pay as their man
danns have cheated them out ot it. 1 hat
kind of a nation needs a good whipping
to bring it out of such conditions.
During the absence from home recently
ol the Rev. Al. Hamilton of BnuUhaw,
Neb., bis wife did the r-reaehing and
Other dutie-1, to tlio satisfaction of tlie
congregation.
Mrs. Humphry Ward is said to he tlie
best paid novelist now living. Out of
her thre'' lioolis that have been published
the last six years she lias realized no i
less than $200,000.
Tlie Federal grand jury in New York
ity is inquiring into tlie case ol .lolm It.
Tait, the defaulting teller of the Chemical
National Bank lie is accused otim
bezzling $15,000.
Will the antiquarians nf2S!H believe
that the Americans of l.S'Jl were a hu
mane and highly civilized people i,i the
face of the proof to the contrary which
they will And in the descriptions of col
lege foot ball ?
The Ralc'gh Press says: Yesterday Ed
wards ot lir uglitnn received two lei lei
mailed to them January, 29, 18S1. All
those years the letters had bei n in the
postoflice hem but had fallen under ne
of the letter drawux formerly used bv the
firm so they could not he soon until I he
draw-Jr was removed. One contained s'l
subscription to the Biblical Recorder.
Iu Wavne county, the home of '. Minion
Butler, Democrats are being boycotted.
The principals of Ml. Olive an I l'ikc
ville schools having voted the Democratic
ticket, their Populist patrons have with
drawn their children, and say that Demo
crats must look to Democrats for their
support. They are even withdrawing the
amounts pledged to their pastors, ihus
carrying the fueling into the churches.
The Board of Education o' Pasnie, N.
J., recently made the teaching of cooking
i regular pait iv tin- ciiniculuni lor tl e
upper guides in tho leinale schools. Lnsi
week twenty or thirty girts in one of the
schools made a salad. Tliev then inad
vertantly ate it, and every blessed one of
them was promptly taken sick.
The thirty-four factories in Xorlh ( ' .im-
lina during the year consumed in the
manufacture ot cigars 04,01:1 pounds o1
tobacco, and iu the production of cigar
ettes, 2,924,482 pounds oftoV.ieco. Tne
total number ol cigars turned out in
North Carolina was 5.41-',!30; l e g tr
ettees, 891,215,38-'). New York mikes
more cigaret'es than any Saitc in the
Union North Carolina comes next, and
Virginia is third on the list, there, being
only a few thousand dillerence lu twei n
North Carolina and Virginia in the pr -
duction. Ex.
The llendersou Gold I,c il has this to
ay of the Nicaragua canal: The eon ',iur-
tlon ot the Nicaragua canal is an enter
prise in which the United Suites in
general and the South in panic ul ir diould
ieel a detp interest. It would be worth a
great deal to us. o one idea ol its impor
tance may be formed when it is leune I
that tlie Nicaragua canal, about (id miles
loner, will reduce the distance between the
Atlantic ports of this country and tiie
ports ol the Orient about 10,000 miles.
The Suez canal, which is S8 miles, long,
reduces the distance between England and
India 4,000 miles.
Wholesale Market Country 1'roilneo
Beel grass fed, 4c., stall-fed 5c; dress
ed bind quarters, 5c.
Beeswax 20c.
Corn, 42ia45c.
Chickens, young, 80a40 grown t."),i
50c pr.
'hicks, Kng. ba40c; ilusjovy DUaouc.
Eggs, 16c.
Jcese, 80c. a 90c. pr pair.
Hides Dry flint, 8c; dry salt 3c green
IJc, deer-hides 20c.
Peanuts, 50c.
Wool 8 a 10c.
Lambs $ln$1.50.
Old Sheep, $1.25a$2.00.
Oats, 42 a 45c.
Sweet Potatoes Red Yams,40c. Norton
85c; Hamans, 20 a 25c.
Cotton, 4a5
Fresh Pork 5c.
Field Peas 50 a 60c.
Turkeys, f 1.25 a $1,50 per pair.
"Procrastination is tho thief of time."
Young.
Do not procrastinate when you
really need anything in our line.
There is no use waiting, some peo
ple wait too long lor everything.
Do not be one of that kind. If
you need a pair of Shoes do not
procrastinate until the sole is all
gone. If you need a suit do not
wait until your old one is seedy.
If you owe us a bill do not wait
until time eats up the profit.
: J. m. ho ward.
I BARGifflS n BnilffiEI
Selling at Cost for Cash for Next
:y:;8 - DAYS.
All persons indebted to me are request
ed to come forward and, settle their ac
counts at once.''' ' ' '
Respectfully, MRS. B. B. IANB.
' 101 MiddIjB Street.
h22-dw-lro . "
THE SWEDISH CONCERT .
A Iylliimi Hall.Niileni, ext Nntnr
ilay Xlgbl.
Hel'erring to the Swedish Concert Co ,
wliieli will appear at Pythian Hall,
S i ' in , next Saturday night, the Rich
mond Times of the 30th, says:
' I lie Moz.nt musicale last evening was
Ihe finest entertainment given by the As
sociation this season. The Swedish Con
ceit Company old favorites in Richmond
rendered an excellent program of solo
;m 1 (p. lai n ttu selections. Miss Jose Bar
' i 11. ii reciter of attractive and graceful
appearance, added much to the pleasure
of the occasion by the rendition ot several
emotional and humorous pieces with
rcniarKabie artistic power.
Tin- quartette consists of Chas. A.
Skoog. lirst tenor; George Laurin, second
tenor; A. K mil Skoog, baritone; W. E.
Mcpherson, basso; Miss Vida Skoog was
1 1 io accompanist.
The Sneedish were tspecally sweet,
and the quartette was compelled to res
pond to numerous encores. The Academy
was tilled with a splendid audience.''
This splendid Company will appear in
New li, tiie on Wednesday night the 12th
in-t.
The N live I Posl-Ollicr Boxes.
I'm i'i:i) States Post Office,
Ncwbein, N. C,
Dec. 3d, 1894
X' tii e is hereby given that by tho au
thi.riiy of the United States, Boxes far the
posting of letters and other mail matter
have h.-en placed at the following points
in this eity:
At the corner of Broad and Queen Sts.
' Hancock " "
11 Broad "
lie and South
Near the '
Midi
Prom Sk
Tlie hours at which letters are taken up
an; iii-lic ited i n the cards attached the
bo s. M. Manly,
Postmaster.
dv Provision Mnrkel.
I lniM! opened a fust class provision
ma; kit onposil- Hotel Albert where I
re l ive dadv CiriCAGO Beef, Veal,
Mutton, Pork, Liver and Sausages.
i :erv piece of meat is inspected by the
ii. S. ( ,',-y, niment. Also carry dressed
p-itihry of all kinds.
11. Ii. Hayes.
If. Late of Hotel Albert.
Found.
tin or about 20lh of Aug., part of a
C' piess 1! i ft. Apply to
ii'U in Cut. J. M. Ipock.
VAIL & SHEPARD.
(Successor to W. II. SlIEPARD.)
1'ul.l.llCK ST,
Xext toClidtawka Hotel.--
Hair Cutting, 20 cent
Shaving, - - 10 "
Muslache Dyeing, 20 "
Sharpening Hazors, 2.1 "
fciTFirst-class "ink Guaranteed. Hive
us n dial.
-FOR THE-
V are now atldliiK' to our stock NKW
FKl'.sll (;m tDs und can supply
GIFTS-
'liii-h will ln:lnth nlea.siiiainl servieealtle.
Wlial will l)e more appreciate!! in our home
in- hy your triuml than
A NKW (j.VItl'KT,
A NKW AltT Slil AltK,
A NKW m't;,
A S KV SKT OF OIIKNII.1.K t RTAINS
A NKW SKT OK LACK Cl IU'AINS,
A NK SKT (IK TAHLK LINKS,
A NKW SKT ( IK N A l'KINS,
A NEW SET OF TOWELS.
A NKW DK1XS,
A NEW CLOAK,
A MlWl'AIROFOLOVES,
A NKW I'AIROFSHOKS,
A NEW McINTOSH UOAT,
A NEW J1UFFLKR,
A NKWllANDEKCHIEK
and a Ki'oat inanv other articles we can sutr-
liust to yim wliieli we have- anil can lurniah
vim iu, pneus to sun you ami mo tunes wnen
you want your money to rt;nilci FULL VAL
i;i ;p wlii'llier you bestow It in a Gilt or supply
uei'il ol your owu.
We Inn c just in a new lino ot UIBBONS and
SILKS tor Fancy work.
Also, an elegant assortment ol FITRS,
MUFFS ami 110AS, for Lai lies anil Chililren.
H7-; I17Z., CONTINUE
To reduce Uio prices ou our stock ot
UltKSS GOODS. Como it you want a
llri'ss of auy kind aud wo will make tlie
l'rice suit you.
RiiiiiiMiiber wo are agents for
THE CENTEMERI KID GLOVES,
THE GENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVES,
THE BA1RITZ KID ULOVES,
Ot wliieli we have alull supply iu
1ILACK, TAN'S UHOWN'S, in all sizes.
Kespec-tfully,
ID- Ja.r'rls
POLLOOK ST.
Wanted !
COMPETENT PHARMACIST
with small capital wanted to
open new Druj Store. We have
two Sets of Fixtures and double
Stock of Drugs.
Chiiuce tor live man. Address,
BRAOHAM & BROCK DRUG CO.
New Heme, N. 0,
IOIt SALE
3-STORV llrick Building, Large Lot,
situated on West side of Craven street,
and occupied by H. Diinnenburg, Bottling
WorKF.
Fur lurtlicr inlonnation, apply lo
H. B. Holland,
Or P. II. Pellotier, Attorney.
nlS-lm
E, W. DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP.
At this season children are liable to at
tacks of tlie Croup, and parents should
always be prepared by having a bottle of
R. N. Duffy's Croup Syrup on hand, pre
pared from the recipe of the late Dr.
Walter Dutfy can be had" of the Druggists,
and of R. N. DuflV,' proprietor, New
Berne, N. C. Certificates of Its efficacy
enrt be seen of tbe proprietor. 85 cents
per bottle. Bee that the wrapper reads:
R. N. DUFFY'S
GROUP SYRUP.
PREPARED AFTER A KECIPE OF TBI
1ATE DB. WALTER OUFTT. '
. cyBoware of falsa dealers who are soiling
mi iiuiittuuu vroup syrup tur vo nnu, . v .
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YOU
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wn,
L BE
Unless you make your
Selections from our
IMMENSE
STOCK
IMMEDIATELY
WE DAK IWT
Keep Puch Bargains
long and you can not
afford under any cir
cumstances to miss
them.
Therefore,
If you have not
availed your sell
of the many op
portunities we have
offered you lately,
YOUR LOSS,
by accepting tbe best
chance that has yet
presented itself to
you to buy
Pirst-Class
VERY-CHEAP
Tours Very Truly,
Hackburn
& Willett.
LATE
Redeem
WE ARE
Kept B-O.S3T
j.
Replenishing our Stock of
Groceries .
A.lthough something is
constantly going out
we never run out or
anything.
Our goods are
NEW & FRESH
Because they are new
and Just in.
Just slop in and
see for yourself.
Uuuning water is
never stale. Our
Stock is like a
River
Always Moving.
WE IUTY TO
SELL!
AND SELL TO
BUY MORE.
Some processions bait,
but our Grand Grocery
Procession never baits or
stops. The'order is to
move on consumers
Rteadily,along tbe whole
Hue, without any cessa
tion in the general ad
vance. We do not pro
pose to quit until con
sumers cry:
ENOUGH!"
Nojone ever can get enough of our
Top Quality
Groceries
-AT-
BOTTOM
PRICES
FEESH BOASTED
Mocha& Java
Coffee,
ONLY 30c per pound.
FOE
FINE CANDIES.
i
Fresh Supply Just in.
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