North Carolina Newspapers

Pitilij . - BEND IN YOUR HOLIDAYvADWTISEMPT' l-SHREWD "SUCCESSFUL ! Err Business Men EE THE 3tl LTr ADvEKTIftlSA I In The JOURNAL. I Ami lei the Public know von arei fttll in Existence mth a tvppif of HOI.IDAT GOODS. VOr, XLU-N0.217. NEW BERNE. N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16. 1894 PBIOE FIVE 0EST3 win BUftlXESS LOCALS. OYSTERS served in atl style at Wm. Camion's restaurant. Tbe very best oystes that com to the market. 43 Middle St. is the place. . DON'r foil lo t all on the New Berne Candy Factory nml examine their line of Cukes, Can'ly and Holiday Specialties. FLOKIDA OH.VNGKS, Bananas, Cocoa nuts and Apples at I It. Parker, Jr., No. 77 Hroii'l St. iH3tf OYSTKIt.S Served on the European style it ml half shell " all hours of the night. Wm. Cannon, 33 Middle St. BEST WHITE CREAM CHEESE, 15c per P..; New .Mixed Nuts, 12 l-2c per lh.: Nav Kin-iii)-", 10c per lb.; Nicenew Evap niMied A il"S, 10c per Hi.; Granulated S'ljr.i-- in 10 lb. pkgs. 5c per lb.; New Aim re 'ii S.iidine 5c per box; Best 3 1 ' T ili'.e Peut-hes 16 2-3e pir cju; Hecker's 3 Hi. pkg-. prepared Back win at, 16 2-8c per pkg. au I Oa fiikei 15c per pkg; Eye let li ne Apples, very I est 10 2-3 cts per e.in. lie-peetl'iillv, .1. W. iKSIC. No. 40 Mi. ulie Si. FOR I'i e ipproiu-iiing Holidays The well known A. Colin Piano & Organ Com- innv will offer Some baigins in Pianos & Ore-ins Call around and look at their sto k on hand. Thcv will sell sheet music at fl cen s per copy during the holidays PltUF. Simmons ol the firm of Sim mons & iJull-r Salem N. C. is in the City stepping at Mrs. N. S. HiehardBon's lor a lew days; all poisons desiring to have their iiiiinos tuned can either leave their or. lers lU Mrs. Richardson's or with The A. Colin Piniio & Organ Company 95 Middle St- New ISene N, C. Ii.VDIKS espcivally invited to call aid s:-e our line Cloaks, Wrap.', Mutts and Underwear a! reduced pr'ces L. SctP'ir-i! & Co.. meter Cm- i - Va oguiph Gallery. FINE Bi'nad Cieen Oysier' at the door, 15 eis pir quart select first class ones 2(1 cs. Henry ISiown, adj. lining Mace's drili; '-tore. o21lf FOR Fall and Winter soils see F. M. CII.VDWICU', Tailor, 103 Middle St. New Samples just incnive-l. tf. WHEN l!..rai!-e if iliiveii .us, -i third of u-ed according to the labor and the ii) in ordinary washing is saved. i fiee at J. V. Tavlui's. T WE WILL OPEN, Monday Dec. 17, Our TOT I JAPANESE Department. IF T0U WANT A CHEAP lIIKISTMAS 'ltKINTMAN FllllIKTMAN I RESENT ( KKMENT RESENT CALL AND SEE US. NUNN & McSORI EY. Wanted ! COMPETENT PHARMACIST with small capital wanted open new Drug Store. We have two Sets of Fixtures anil double Stock of Drugs. Chance tor live man. Address, BIUDIIAM & BROCK DRUG CO. New Herni-, N . C. FOR THE- MOILIBAY TIRADE We iiro now adding to our stoo t NKW FllliSll GOODS and oan supply 'GIFTS1 Wlile.h will he both nloaslnunnd serviceable. What will be more appreciated in your home or by your lrlemi tnaii A NEW CARPET, ANEW AltT SQUARE, A NEW unit. A NKW SET OF CI1 KNII.LE CURTAINS A NKW SET OF LACK (JUHTA1NS, A NE SET OF TABLE LINEN, A NEW SET OF NAI'KINS, A NEW SET OF TO W E LH, A NKW DRESS, A NEW CLOAK, A NEW PA IK OF GLOVES, A NKW I'AI It OF SHOES, a new Mcintosh coat, a new muffi.eu. a newhandercuief and a groat many other articles we ean ana unit to vou which we have and ean furniul yon atprtooa to snity u and Hie times when von want your money to render FULL VAL UE, whether you bestow It la a Gilt or supply . neeuoi your own. , We have just in a new line of EI H BON 9 and silks lor nancy worn. . . ..." . . A. VTTna AIHII, llll eiUKnMU USUI LTUOllh Ul I J IbO, MUFFS and BOAS, for Ladlei and Children. WE WILL CONTINUE To reduce the prices on onr stock ol DRESS GOODS. Come If you want a Dress of any kind and we will make the l'rloo suit you. Remember we are agents for THIS CENTEMEKI KID GLOVES, THE GENUINE COMTEK KID-GLOVES, THE BAIKITZ KID GLOVES, . - Of which we have afull supply In ; BLACK, TAB'S A BHOWN'S, In all sizes. Respeotfully, 03 POLLOOK 8T. To MR. & MRS. SANTA CL1US. STANDARD EXTRACTS, : For the HANDKERCHIEF. . Regularly sold at 50C Per onnce 1 will sell to . ; ; - "Santa Glaus" for 30 cents per ounce Hold Tip Fine Quality and plenty ol It, bring your bottles to be filled., ' , Fh Jipi:r.3 Cups asi hmW- at very ' Low Price. 33. BEKK"2T. dlSlOdJ Local News, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wm. Ellis Notice. T. B. Smith Tickets for sale. S. K. Eaton Here we are. Wm. Cannon Fine oysters. Z. B, Folsom: Notice of Charter. L. II. Cutler: Notice fi.r Amendment. COTTON SALES. Saturday 68 Bales 4.75 to 5.05. Fair and warmer weather is predicted for to-day. Mr. E. B. Hackburn leased the Dudley Petty lands Saturday which have been advertised for lease :o the highest bidder. The Sclir. Annie Reynolds, Capt. E W. Hill, arrived in port yesterday with cargo of coal consigned to the interior of the State. A fine Italian band of three arrived in thejjity yesterday. They were discoursing their music at the Albert last night. The empty shop on Spring s reef, next to the one occupied by Mi- Z. Paris is being titled upby the Methodists fora miss ion station. Prayer meetings will lie held in it every Wednesday night. Friday Mr. W. B, Boyd paid to Mis. J. A.JSimpson $2,000 insurance on her husbands life from the Knights of lienor. Mr. Simpson died on the 29th, of Octo ber. Mr. T. A. Henry's store has been neat ly fitted up with oak counters and shelves tortus drug business, nnu lie is now put ting in his show-cases and stock He may open this week. Mr. Benj. Huuitins of Trenton, informs us that there have been several cases of hog and cattle stealing in that neighbor hood lately. He himself has lost an ox, Mr. Sylveste Barber a cowr or two and others hogs. Some were taken from the woods, others from fields. There is no proof on the thief yet, hut it is hoped he will lie detected. The colored man who dresses almost exactly like a woman, calls himself Prince Couzi, and claims to be a native of Cape Colony, Africa, went from here to Kin- ston, yesterday. He and his mother have been around .New Berne about a week ac companied by a young colored musician I lie o ld apparel is doubtless simply to better catcli attention, and cmisj thought- lets and credulous crowds to gather around them. His story is that he has been in this country since a child and is now seeking money for a collegiate edu cation. Aluaie at the Chattawka. The fine Italian band will furnish music at Hotel Chattawka's 6 o'clock dinner to day. Notice. The ordinance in n-sard lo placing and displaying goods, wares, e'.e , up the side walks is hereby suspended irom this elate until January 2, 1895. Wm. ELLIS, .Mayor. Knight, of Honor Officera-Elect. At a regular meeting of New Berne Lodge No. 443, Knights of Honor, held in their hall on Dec. 14th. the following officers were elected for ennrng term: S. 1). Pope, D.; Dr. O K. Bagby, V. I).; J. M Ilargctt, A. I).; W. D. Boyd, H; W. F. Roiintiee, F. It.; K. R. Jones, Treas.: II. L. Hal , Chap ; A. E. Hib- bard, Guide; F. lioesser, (iuardinn; E. Tucker, Sentinel; S. K. Eaton, P. D. Comiiia: And Going. Miss Braddie llyraau went up to Golds- bo ro lo visit friends. Mr. K. E. Terry passed through from 1 northern trip en route to his home. Judge A. S. Seymour returned from Raleigh where he has been holding court. Mai. W. II. Chadhourne and Mr. Henry Brown returned from New river where thcv have been surveying the work. The ji-try is finished and dredging is now in progress. Mr. Milan Howard and Miss Carrie Clay pool who went to Durham to the innrriase of Miss Mamie lleartt ot thut place and Mr. Felix Harvey of Kinston have returned home, Mr. G. N. Brickhnuse, the clever shoe dealer of Not folk is iu the city in the in terest of Lis house. He is registered at the Albert. Mr. T. II. Mallison was in the city Saturday on business. His daughter Miss Minnie also spent the day 111 the city vis iting Mrs. f . uincli. Mrs J. K. Willis returned homo last night. Since attending conference she has been visiting Mrs lola II. Beckwith, ofRa.eieh. A Christmas Gilt Service. The Christmas celebration in the Pres byterian church next Friday night will be the reverse of those usually held. Instead ol Giving a Clni-tmas tree or other enter. tainu.eut to the Sabbat 11 school the chil dren am members of the congregation as well, are to bring gifts for others for the orphans at Jlarmin springs orphan's Home. -The children have practiced on Christ mas Carols lor the occasion mill tney sing them well, nnd there will also be some recitations bv them. ' There will be an intermission in the retular service for the presentation of the gifts which are to con sist cf anything that will be of use or give n eaeure to tbe inmates of Hie home. A pleasant ever.ina is expected. The public are invited to be present. The ex- erciaes will be held in the church and the box forwarded to reach the Home on Christmas day. The New Berne Oil Delivery has now put oil tickets on tale for the quantities of half and saltans. Bv buying live gal lons worth of tickets they are sold for 60 cents, which are good for tbe well known "Pratts Astrar ( wDitei ana tne "uurn dim." InAS Both over 150 test. - N. B.-L sell nothing but tne Bianciaro" Ud Company's three nest grades 01 011, and if at any time mv customers find any inferior oil from the Delivery, I shall ap fireciate their informing 'me of same, as 11 the very-best grades of oil you will sometimes get a bad barrel. Respectfully soliciting your patronage, . Iam Very Truly, . T. BiiOdmt Smith. THE KUfaH DAUGHTER. A PleiMAnt AnnlverMrjr Meeting Annual Report Good Work Plan, tor 4'hrlHtuin. Distribution. The Silver Closs Chapter of the Kiug's Daughters held its anniversary meeting on Friday evening the 14th. The annual report showed that the receipts for the year amounted to f 82 01. The disburse ments $79.29. Among the charities done by the Daughters during the year were teaching a mission school for 41 months. Distributing several c rds of wood, as sisting in paying the house tent for some needy ones, providing nurses for the tick, etc. A more reciin act of charity was ending an erphan boy to the Oxford Atrium. After the business of the meeting was over, bv special invitation several ol the King's Sons added their pre-t lieu to the occasiou and the remain -'. i i t the even ing was spent in soe'nl n er. "iirsc, pleas ant games music, i -t ., enlivened bv 'The cup that cheers, but not em-lni itcs." According to their usii-il custom the Kings Daughters will distribute on Christmas Eve baskets of ptovisions, etc., to the siek and those in n ed. Mr. E. H. Hackburn has kindly contented to have a basket in his store to receive contributions lor this purpose from any who may foci inclined to assist in this gjod work. Church Sot Icon. Centenary Me'hodist Church. Rev. J. T. Lyon, pastor. Services 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting 9:30 a. ". "miday school 3 p. m., J. M Ilu.vanl, Supt. Christ Church: Rev. T. M.N. George, rector. 3rd Sunday in Advent Holy Communion 7;45 a. in. Service and ser mon 11 a. in., and 7 p. ill. Sunday sch nil iiiid younu men's Bible class 3:30 p. in. Sunday school at the chapel 9:30 a. in. The public are cordially invited to all services. At the night service seats are all nee. Attentive ushers. Presbyterian Church: Rev. C. 0. Va'dell, pastor. Services 11 a. in. nnd 7:30 p. in. Sabbath school 3 p. m. Sub ject of morning semi n, "Element of Personal Affection in I he work of the Ministry." Pbilppians 1:7 "I have you in my heart..'' Subject of evening sermon, "Hyp n rites." A cordial invitation to everybody. Church of Christ: D. A. ISriudle, Pastor. Sirvicc-i 11 o'clock a. in., and 7 p. in. Sunday school 3 o'clock in the afternoon. ''Sheep,'' will be the subject for the morning sermon, and the text at night will be "What lick I vet?" ISaptisl Church. R,-v. Hulus Ford, pastor. Services at 1 1 a. in. an I 7 p. m. Sunday school 3 p. in. Y. M. C. A Services this afiemooii at 4:30, conducted by J. J. Land. All men arc invite I to attend the m. cling. NORTH CAROLINA APPRECIATES . Xcw Yorker Who Would Not Ex change HI. Home in Thl. Slale tor any Other Pnrt of the Globe. Reports Irom those who settle in any part of North Carolina, east or west, from the sea-coast to the niouutain's, indicate that no State is liked better than ouis when its beauties, conditions and advanta ges become acquainted with. It is loved alike !v the millionaire Vaiiderndt and the sturdy yeoman. The Southern States magazine contains a letter which is another indication oi'this. It is written by W. II. Reiptey who moved from Wistboro. X. to Cherry ville, JN. C, in lan I an I there fore has had ample time to become fully satisfied as to the country he has made his home. Hear what he says: I have travelled in the West, but I would not exchange this portion of North Carolina for any other pnrt of tie globe. I live in full view of the Blun Ridge and the scenery sur passes any description that I can give. The climate is delightful, much warmer in winter and aooler in summer than New York. It is impossible for me to write all that I feel or to do iustice to a descrip tion, of our sunny Southern home and the warm-hearted! mends we have lound." The above is only a specimen ot what can be found in almost every portion of the State. North Carolina offers spies did opportunities to those in quest of com- lortable homes, and a hearty welcome al ways awaits good settlers. MARRIED. On Wednesday, Dec. 12th, at Institute at the residence of J.M. Patrick, faiher of the bride, Mr. Dulus Dixon of Hooker- ton, to Miss Annie H. Patrick. The mar riage was at 2:80 o'clock, P. M.; anil di rectly alter the ceremony the contracting partie", left for their future home in Greene countv. The bride is a sister of Mrs. J. M. Hines and Mrs. W. R. Barrington of New Berne. Notice for Amendment of Charter. We hereby give notice that at tbe next session of tbe General Assembly ot North Carolina application will be made to amend the charter ot The Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Berne. L. H. Cutler, President. This Dec. 15, 1894. 30d Notice of Charter. The Stimson Lumber Co., hereby gives notice that at tbe next session of the Uen eral Assembly of North Carolina applica tion will be made for a charter for said company. - Z. R. Folsom, Manager. Dee. 15th, 1894. 80d The North Carolinian brings out, the lact that the recent conditional pardon ol Lou Paris, with the hope of her entire recantation was brought about by tbe Kescue (Jircie 01 lung's JDaugnters ot Kai. eigu who secured tbe place for tue unfor tunate girt in the Good Shepherd's Re formatory in iljlttmnre. "Tin re are marriage ties, aud friendly ties And tue ties which business nukes, There are solemn ties, and merry . ties And the ties in betting stakes. There are builders' ties, and railroad ties . Which an actor can recall: But the Holidat ties wo advertise Are the prettiest ties of all t - Do not buy any Ties until you see our New Line for Christmas. Also a New lot of Collar and Guff Boxes. -TraVilline ' Sets, Card Cases and boap Boxes -,- - ' ! 1 T r TlrtTUT A 1TV BERN K TIIK ON LIVK J I'M P." A III' Milt F.I) HI'II.II4JN A V i:lt. Over -tOO Krcctcll in Four Years 2.1 of Them Ilrlek Mriirliirc. aiKl I'i Iron HO Sow Morcw mifl ONice. n WarehoiiKeN ami nauulactiirics. (wo Hotel., etc. .1 Nolid (.rowlli lo !. Proud ol'. LETTER FROM SAM SI, (HTM. Editok Journal:- Five years a--. when S mi Sloctiiu first druppcd down j here among your people to atimdlhe i New Berne Fish and Oyster Fair, lliing did not look pretty. Sam tvinetiiliere'i what New lieiLe had been before the war, when it held high social and commercial position, and it oroku his heart to s, e the lackadaisical, shiftless way in which things Were going on. lie knew that tln-ie was the mr.king of a beautiful and l.ii -v town right here, nii'l he told tin -pi opie that they ought to brace up and 4. 1 .1 move on themselves. Some couldn't stand the pinch and waute I to run S am off for speaking out p'nin. Others went to thinking, and tlu v tin tiht right mil. h. Yes, indeed ! Xow, when New Bcruiniis do one io-i to thinking, they are like old Solon Shiinzle in the play; they can't slop. Why, Mr. Man, your own townspioplo don't half realize what they have accomplished within the last loir years ! Only yester day Sain Sloeum drove around town with the President of the Cas Works and count ed every one ol the new buildings which had been put up since lour years moo. and ill the houses tnatliad been Iresli painted . He cniimVd everv one that he didn't u iss. I'liere were so in:lnv that he hadn't figures enough to go around ! You won't believe it your own selvi have an itemized statement, s unless JOll and here it is in summary: Brick building". Iron clads Wood buildings, all '.old, I 'J ;!(; Total erections 404 age of over 10(1 niiildings . new- strilctun s, tlicic - livdi painted. In the This is an avei a veal' ll.'-i-ic: were 276 h -it - language ol ihu immortal Patrick Hum what a furbishing up was there, my country men ! Of tin sc lour hundred new buildings, bit were stores and olhe. (i warehouses and iiiaiiiitactiiries, two hotels, two livery stables, one church, one school houseaud one public hall. Included iu the number are 4S stores which fol lowed the tires at the Five Corners and tie foot of Middle streel, the depot, ware house, round house and wharf of the W. N. & N. It. R., the depot of the A. tV N. C. R. R., the freight sheds, wbaif, ware house and office ot the E. ('. 1). transpor tation line, the stwindl, office, and store ot the Scheclky Co.. li"' Standard Oil t'o' warehouce, tin- -lieu of the City Water Wo,'.,.-, -lr Fair (ironed Buildings, ile Hotel Challawka and Hot -I Xeuse-. the Odd Fellows Hall, the pump liou-o and iron towel of the Water Udrlis. Crab tree's addition to Iron Works and foiindiy, Mr. Reiz-iiistein's very important addition. and the two stables of Stewart ami ilnha. The enumeration does not include I: c thirty-five poultry lions -s belonging to the Rivcrule l et Mori, an I I lutlti v Farm. Who will dcav that New Berne i- on the live jump? While most loc diiic-111 i the State are at a stand-still or retiogn. -1 iug, Niw lierne is moving on. W. hallenge comparison with other eiiie-. North, East or West. We are prom I ' I our Fair Grounds mir let Mock an I Poultry Farm, our gas works, our Hoi-l Chattawka, our artesian water, our Water Works and Sewers, our stree's, sidewalk.- and shell rock boulevard, cur hvi in stable anl their stock, our cemciei v ad- lition and improvements all accomplish ed within four years, and more a coming ! Sam sniffs the odor ol prosperity 111 the air. tt our people are not quiet I v pros pering, how can we cxulain the erection of no less than 33 handsome villa resi dences of which any city in the land might be proud ? Brethren! Sam S ocuni has come to stay, lie lias opened his shop and is now prepared to resume busi ness at the old stand. N. B. Warts removed from Otalieiles and pucker extracted from gieen persim mons at moderate cost. Also houses painted with neatness and dispatch and colors warranted to stick. No kero sene. Sam Si.oci'.m. NEWS l BRIEF. Slight earthquake shecks have been felt in Sicily almost daily during the past week. At Memphis, the jury in Ihe Smilli- Richardson Kerrvillu lynching case re turns 11 verdict of not guiltv r.s to both defendants John Garvoy, the tramp, who was found asleep 111 a bed in the Astor man sion, was senteticed to one vnr in the penitentiary. Oscar Rogers, Ariner's confederate in the Southern Pacific train roblxiry, has received a death sentence in the 1 list net Court of Pinal county, Ai i.onia. The Lower House of the Couth Caro lina Legislature defeated the divorce bill. Tbe bill reducing all salaries ol Slate olli cers from Governor down, was passed. Near Greenville, Tenii., Smilh Taylor, a farmer was uelilup ami 1000. u 01 $1,600 by masked highwaymen. Ihe booty secured was first payment mi the salo of his farm. A posse is in pursuit of the robbers. The Greenville. Reflector notes the death of Mrs. Mary Quinerly, widow of tho late , ex-sheriff yuinerly, 01 ntt county, v ; Rocky Mount now has a daily paper. The Evening News. It is small but gotten out in good style. Parker und Way man are the publishers. The Bolan-Pierce light was pulled off in- Maryland Friday, The men fought aamely for twenty-two rounds, hut ader that until the thirty-fifth round not a blow was struck, both claiming to have broken bands. C. F. Ozlea. a prominent farmer of Georgia, in the testimony beforo the United States Court at Atlanta gave the names of fiity men who ho declared were members of tbe band of ' whitecaps. Preachers, lawyers, doctors, politicians and capitalists were recognized as mem bers. . ' r '" "NEW OLD Paper for sale at this office,; WAKHI.WTOS LETTER. Hint.' Hoard or Health limine at Work. 'I annually anil Hill. Ur. t'lennan Ntie. tor Divorce. Capt (Alexander Necnrc. Favorable Re port on Mint Hark Rill. Toe State lioardsol Health which have I 1 1 in session here this week at the Eb '. I House adjourned to-day. Dr. Thomas of Wilmington and Dr. Richard Lewis represented North Carolina. All able pajiei' was read by Dr. Lewis. Dr. Thomas has gone to lialtiuio.ic. The llou-e has gone to work in dead (ani-.-l. Three appropriation bills have parsed that body. Mi. Henderson says the Post office bill is 11:1 ly to report to the full committee. II lias been drafted by Mr. Iletnler-oi). A Tammany man in the city said to-day of Senator Hill: "They won't understand David for a while. They are always ex pecting him to do soiui "iin' - to hit some body. '.Veil, he won't ut. ss somebody hits bi n. lint he ain't asleep. Mr. Hill of D .iiuybrook is still at the fa.r. Only, just now . tie ain't lookin' for beads But lie - i:l lias his shiUaly in han I ready for use when he s-es a head and don't like it." .Judge Cox to-day look up the divorce ease ol Dr. Arthur (lleunni. who. on the 2nd of last Octolier, sued his w ife, Susan I! f r absolute divorce and the custody of tic ir two children. Mrs. Gleiuian is a North (,'arolinian. lion. Sid. Alexander has secured a fav I'avoiv.bli; rep nt 011 the Cbarlo'tc Mint l'aik Hilt. Tlie qui sli.111 is asked who will be the speaker of the next house; Zcb Vance Walser, of Davidson enmity, will must probably be the man. He already has enough voles pl-alged to secure his elec tion, lie has served several terms and is bright and popular. SHAFF.R'S HAMS. I tolled Water Mill Meal. I.oj-eand Picpared Buckwheat, nt A. II. Bahiuxotox's. "8 Middle St. HERE WE ARE ! At 97 Middle St. H itu the at'L'cst and best Se lected Stock of Diamond, Watches, (told Rings.Sleevi Buttons, Studs, Sea if Pins Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Silver Novelties of kinds and in Dirt a full line ot all kinds ol goods to 'e found in a FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE c a i.r, and si-: i-: m i-: Don't (urges die Number, !I7, Opposite li iptist church. Sam K. Eaton. FOR THE Holiday Trade. Drapery Silks, From 75c per yd. To 50c Also a lull line ol Ladies Dress Goods which if wm pay you 1 1 Ml t) see before purchas ing elsewhere. II. B. Duffy. ' R N. DUFFY'S CROUP SYUUP KEl'AUED AFTER A RECIPE OF LATE DR. WALTER DUFFY. THE At this season children are liable to at tacks of the Coup, and parents should always be prepared by having a bottle of If. is. iJuny'8 uroup syrup on Hand, pre pared from the recipe of the late Dr. Walter Duffy can be had of the Druggists, and of It. N DatTv, proprietor, New Berne, N. C. Certificates of its efficacy can be seen ot the proprietor. 85 cents per bottle. See that the wrapper reads; R. N. DUFFY'S OROTJP 8YRTJP, 49" De ware of fmlM dealers who are eeUlng an iiuiuiuuu uruup -tyrup wr w ueuia.j Price : Reduced ! ZDri-NT-ixa-g: Bargpairis, WHEN SANTA CLAUS Holds the ribbons means something rich for the public. His Giff List kcluw$ BARCAINS IN GROCERIES as beat anything heard of to date. We duplicate his lection in our stock of up Food Products WE AUK TL1K PEOPLE PRE PARED TO LOAD THE G s R.FW.S.T.M.A TABLES with a inotiii i.iiu of Temptations Hid Delicacies from every qnarte of the globe. Whatever is eaten of the ought to be FINEST-::-QUALITY. If low in price, all the better. a.nl QUALITY are Dnr twins una everybody's pets. If you have not tried a pound of our 30 cent brand Mocha & Java you nave missea a grand thing, so delay no longer. -FOE FINE CANDIES. Fresh Supply Just in. JOHN -:- DUNN. REGISTER With the -FORME- Join the Number OF- Fortunate Feople Who are daily carry ing away Irom Our Stores, Strong Values IN EXCHANGE FOR WEAK PRICES. This Months Sales WILL BE A WATERLOO for us, and a grand triumph over HARD TIMES for you. Your l?ocltet Hooks will (i ROW PAT at tlie mere mention ot the Prices at which. we are oiienngr Iirirst-Class Sf O-OOIDS. - o Our St&dc -IS XII Most : Complete We have ever offered. Tours Very Truly, Hackburn & Willett.