Advertising now and then,
Of course, is beneficial;
But advertising all the time
Bespeaks a mind judicial.
The truest, surest, quickest way
To make a grand success,
Is by advertising every day,
The public do the rest.
VOL XIII-NO. 283.
NEW BERNE, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1895.
PRICEFIVE CENTS
wttm
STAPLES
Come First on the
Food List, and our
Staples
Stand HTLx st,
"
Best,
Clieapest,
WE0LE30ME3T.
MOST INVITING,
AND APPETIZING
In ths C-rocerv Trade.
FA1LUHKTO DHAW ON OUH
Stock for your table simply
prevents you from realiz
ing the highest attain
able possibilities
of good living
-00
Just as an athletic congrons
brings all the champions togetn
er, we gather all the
Champion Brands
Of every Article anil Proiut of
Fooi into our stuck.
A f 00 POSITION
can't beat us in the matter of
Q"u.a,lit3T-
. 0-M-
We are always ahead
in low prices, too,
just as A is al-
; ways before
-b. -
r n r
.k:;j
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n. Cob Wanted.
J. Suter Baby Carriages.
II. Cole Continue I.
Opera House English Swells.
S. B. Parker Plumbing Establismcnt.
BUSINESS LOCAL
HABT CARRIAGES Handsome lot of
the Latest Styles just received. .1. Sitter
WANTED -An active business man to
net as City MaiigT in New Bene for the
Singer Machine We will pay tho right
man well. II. Cole. I) strict Mgr. it
ENGLISH Swell 'Biulesque Company
This splendid aggregation of "shape and
good looks" will give an entorlanment
in the Opera Pouj Saturday night. Per
formance will begin at nine o'clock. Re
serve seats on sale at Nttnn & McSorlcy p.
m73t
THE Finest BUTTER in the Citv.
W. H. Cox.
F. M. CI1 ADWICK, Merchant Tailor 103
Middle St. I niu now in r.ceipt of spring
and summer samples and am prepare I to
show a large line inf both foivigi and
domestic styles. The new Tariff on woolens
went h effect, .Tun. first and the grods
which I can show have all lieen regulated
by that schedule as to values.
TltY a Bbl. Swan Down Flour lor sale
by A. II. RARniNoTON, 78 Middle St.
FIVE Thousand pounds of those dcli
clious 10 ceut mis just arrived, nice and
fresh. Come and see them.
j'25:f ,T. F. Taylor.
DRESSED Poultry at A. II. Bauiu.no
tox s, 78 Middle street.
DON't Forget the French Cafe when you
want a lunch, 114 Middle St.
VVANTED Live Hustling Agents to
represent the largest tailoring tstal.lish
meul in the world. Suits $12 up. Pants
$3 up. The Jloyal Tailors 1aymaiket
Theatre Bldg.MCIncago.
MUST Be Rented Out. Six nice new,
uo 1 brick stores, first class and in the
test location in the city tor any kind of
business. Apply to W. F. Hill.
WHEN Roraxiue is used according to
directions, a third of the labor and the
cost of soap in ordinaiy washing is saved.
Samples free at J. F. Taylor's.
TIN & PLUMBING
ESTABLISHMENT
I have opined a Tin Shop and Plumb
ing Establishment at No. 23 Craven Bt.
'adjoining J. C. Wliiity's) and am prepar
ed to give first-c'ass work on 'over) thing
in my line. I huvo several competent as
sistants and give personal attention to all
orders.
Sale of Valuable Eeal Estate.
On Mnndnv March 25. IHfW nt 19 M
on the Premises, I slutll offer for sale that
VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT..,..
Situated on tho comer of South Front
in I Mctcnlf streets in the city of New
Berne, now occ.ipied by A. 11. Deunisou.
Bar'ieiiHs cash,
td E. G. HILL, Agt.
For Sale.
Two Bail 11ns Lots on Metcalf Street, be
tween New and Johnson. 50 feet front ij
108 feet deep.
tf K. R. JONES.
"THE CORNER PHARMACY'
BRADHAM & BROCK'S
Prescription Drug Stork.
Toilet Articles, Perfumes and
Medicines.
Geo. Henderson,
INSDRAHCE AGENCY.
ESTABLISHED
1S70.
OFFICE: HO. 1
Craven St.
Represents the following First-lass
Companies:
Insurance Company of North America.
Home Isurance Company of New
York.
.Hartford Firo Insurance Company of
.Hartford.
Queen Insurance Company of America.
'" Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn, N. Y.
North Carolina 2fome Insurance Com
pany of Raleigh.
Royal Insurance Company of Liver
pool, England. -
Boston Marine Insurance Company of
boston.
. JjgfTbis Agency has been in existence
for the past 25 years, during which time
all losses Have been promptly settled
without a single contest.
All classes of desirable Insurance
solicited, . j3 lm
R, U. DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP.
PREPARED AFTER A RECIPE OF TBS
. -,. LATE DR. WALTKB DUFFY.
At ibis season chlld.tn ere liable to at
tacks of the Coup, end parents should
Always be prepared by daring a bottle of
R. N. Duffy's Crotip Syrup on hand, pre
pared from the recipo of the late Dr.
Walter Duffy can be had ot the Druggists,
and of R.2T.' Duffy, proprietor, New
Berne, N. C. Certiflcatts nf its efficacy
can be seen ot the proprietor. 85 cents
per bottle. Eeo (hut the wrapper reads:
17. H. DUFFY'O
CROUP SYRUP,
nwnre ot (ids flofOors wh(' are lolling
nn iat!.. ion croup nyrup lor so cuius.
NEW
XEWS ADRIFT
In the City or Elm and Vicinity,
UiMbcrett In and Briefly Told.
Miss Mary Wright left on the steamer
Neuse to visit friends in Norfolk.
Ml ftnill'l t'nl'rnn'ta ndditinn in liia mo.
idence, a commodious L and full length
piazza is getting well under way.
Mr. G. W. Midyette of Oriental was
married yesterday to Miss Lucy Taylor of
Kinslon. They arrived in the city last
night and are registered at the Albert. '
Messrs. Walnau Bro9. have opened a
dry goods business at the market dock.
Mr. L. Walnau went off on the steamer
Neuse to purchase more stock.
Two schooner loads of oyster shells
from Beaufort ate now beiug distributed
on the streets. Mid. lie street has received
a good spread, ol the shells as far up as
Johnson street.
The proceedings of t he legislature
which for some failed to come night be
fore las', are on another pige. Yester
day's proceedings ate in the usual place
on the first page.
A large number of our citizens took
advantage of the cheap rates and visited.
Kinslon yesterday. They declaic it is a
sad sight, as it must be, to see so much of
our neighbor town in nuns.
Tho Fair premium of $2 00 for best tea
tablecloth was awarded to Miss Emma
Katie Jones if New Berne, instead of Miss
Deyshcr of Kington as published yester
day. Mr. R. W. Pugh, contractor, was up to
Kinslon yesterday on business. Archi
tect II. W. Simpson and Mr. J. J. Keller
have also leen up on professional busi
ness. There was a good and pleasant gather
ing at the Earnest Workers Festival at
Mrs. Credits last night wiih satisfactory
financial results. T he refreshments were
delicious, and were all sold out. by ten
o'clock. The promoters are quite well
pleased.
The house of Miij. W. A. Blount at
Chocowinity was burned Friday, March
1st, with a very valuable library and ele
gant furniture. Tlirro was no insurance
and the loss is estimated at between two
and three thousand dollars.
Mr. J M. Moore of Tusc.irora, informs
us that the farmers of his neighborhood
are not intending to plant any cotton this
season. They aie 'now rushing work on
truck crops. T hey have planted peas
and are now planting potatoes and other
truck crops and the regular tie'.d crops
will follow in due season.
Mr. Ed Matthew sat Mr. S K. Eaton's
jewelry store, showed us an unusually
large pearl fro n a native oyster yesterday
which he found, himself, in an oyster he
was eating. It is about the size of a dueK
shot and is of a pretty purplish blue
color. Mr. Matthews proposes to have
the pearl polished ami set for wearing
himself.
Repainting the Church.
The work of repainting the interior
wood-work i f the Presbyterian church
has been commenced by Mr. Hugh Cum
miugs. It will all be in oak, of different
ityles. The columns will be in antique
oak. These and also the pulpit will have
a mirror finish.
The changes are niakiii' Ibis a much
prettier church on the inside than it ever
was before.
Sew Tinnlnir and Plnnibiiir IIoiihc
Mr. S. B. Parker, of (ioldslioro, who
lias bien running a plumbing and tinning
business in Goldshoro for 15 or 20 years
has opened a bi'arch in New Items also,
with hoadqiiarte's on Craven street ad
joining Messrs. J C. Wlutty So Los hard
ware store. He bungs with him sevcial
assistants.
Our citizens will welcome them aud
hope to see the new house do well.
Earthquake Knocks In N. C. and Va.
A distinct caetbquaka shock lasting
several seconds was le't in Winston Tues
day night, March 5. JJuililings were
shaken but no damage done.
A Wytheville. Va , special to the Rich.
mond Dispatch tells of a very perceptible
earthquake schock was fblt there. Houses
shook, doors, windows aud furniture
rutt'ed, and unsteady obicc's quivered
perceptibly. The shock there lasted
about thirty seconds.
Viinderbllt Divorced.
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt has been gran
ted a divorce from her husband, the well
known millionaiie. She has been granted
a liberal allowance and will have the care
of her three children. The dicree of
cou't allows Mrs. Vanderbilt to marry
again but does not permit Mr. Vanderbilt
to do so.
The divorce is on account of the hus
bands illicit intimacy with another wo
man.
THREE Bl'RULARN CAPTURED
In Elixabeth City While Robbing it
Store All Krfrea Good Work or a
Colored Detective.
Elizabeth City has a sensation in the
capture of a band of nrgro burglars
through tho good work of a colored
Richmond detective. Ths head man of
the gang was a proprietor o! a fashionable
colored boariing house named Win.
Lucas, lue detective, Dennis Kowe,
stopped at Lucas' bouse and so ingra
tiated himself into Lucas' confidence that
he was admitted into the lavor ol
the crowd und by representing himself as
a skilled and expert thief be became one
of the party to break ' into the grocery
store of Eckenghous Bros ft Co., and
rob their safe, wiiioh was considered a fat
job. ..- .;- : .'' i'";t'" . "' -
Kowe notified the eraoeia at me law
and proprietors' of the store and mm
were placed in waking, Lucas, the
thief", stayed ontsidu to wMch, and the
other two thieves and th ctoteotivf went
Inside Then the store it'ht ware turned
on suddenly by ' those inside, revolvers
levelled on the bunrlars aud evetv one
Captured. They are now I jail at Elira-
hctT Lity awaiting their timi, alter wbico
they will no doubt use their muscles for
the benefit ot the Mate or North Carolina
for a cood term of years. . :-i
The Falcon-Economist gives the above
facts and speaks in strong pruiM of the
services tho detective rendered, -r
BOYS CIGARETTES- -STABLES.
This Combination Which Proved ho
Deatrnctlve in Klnaton Not Entirely
Absent from 9few Berne A Warn
ing;. Our attention lias been called to the
fact that boys of this city play around
stables in the nai of business places and
smoke cigarettes wh'.le doing so in oppo
sition to whatever effort lias been made
to break up the practice.
They even climb fences and thus tres
pass in the rear ol stores though notified
to keep away.
The Broad street business block, pro
bably paitially because it contains one
vacant lot is a favorite gathering place
for them. Parents should keep au eye
on the youngsters. There might uo harm
come from tlioir pranks, more thoughtless
than otherwise of course, but such as this
seems to have been the cause of the Kin
slon fire, and while we aie well protected
along this line there is no one who wishes
to leel, especially after such a near ex
perience as has just occurred in Kinston,
to feel that he is running even a slight
risk in this respect.
KINSTON rlKCHANKN A NII.SBY.
Through Mayor Ellis of Vew Berne -Thanks
Expressed to Him and Other
Sew Berninns.
Kinston has purchased a third sized
Silsby steam fire engine which has just
been rebuilt and warranted for ten years,
the sjine is a new one. The engine is a
size larger than cither of those in New
Berne. They also purchased 2.000 feet of
Baker Fabric 'cotton hose, the kind pur
chased last for tte city ol New Berne.
Mayor Ellis of New lterne, representing
the American Fire Engine Co.. illeclcd
the sale.
The Board of City Council passed reso
lutions thanking Mayor Ellis1 for bis
kindness anu courtesies in assisting them
at times of fires and for information fur
nished them so freely.
At a previous meeting thanks were ex
tended to the tireinen and all the people of
New Berne and the citizens of Kinston
declare their eagerness to assist New
Berne in any way should occasion ever
offer.
Chnnty Commissioners Proceedings.
The Boaul of Commissioners of Craven
county met on the first Monday in March
ltt'Jj, it b. nig the 4th day ot said month
when the following was hid and done.
Present, Commissioners, .las. A.
Bryan, Cbm'n, J. A. Meadows and M.
H. L'jirr.
The chairman presented for cancellation
two Craven County b mds, of the denoni
inatiou of $500 numbered 197 and 198
respeciively purchased by him for credit
of the sinkinir fand, Maich 1st, 1K95, for
the sum ot $500.
On motion, commissioner Cart' and
Meadows, were appointed a committee
ro destoy the same which they did by
burning the same in the peeenco of Hie
Board and Register ol Deeds.
Ordered, that the tax valuation of prop
erty listed by V. A. Wetheriugton, town
ship No. 1. be reduced from $282 to $200
on account ol e ror.
Ordered, That the lands assessed lo W,
K 1 ate, lnlant, townslui), ISO. ( De re
duced in value from t,500 to $900.
Oidered, That the sheriff rclund to llip
National B ink of New B-i'nc, the taxes
collected by him for tlie year iS9i
upon the stock of said bank, standing in
the uanic of C P. Loonis, amounting to
2.44; W. J. Jenkins; amounting to $1.63;
M. Clark, u nounliiig to $,'1G.59; and C S.
Bryan, amounting to $171.18 also the
tax collected by him from said b ink, upou
he slock of the same parties to wit: C. P.
Lcomis 81,81; W.J. Jenkins, $1.21: M.
Clark, 421.P2 aud C. S. Bryan $158 67.
W. B. Lane presented his official bonds
for state anil country taxes tor approval
upon motion lo postpone their considera
te until next day commissioner Brewer
stated that he will be necessarily absent
to-morrow, that lie wishes to be recoreled
to-day in approving said bond.
On motion tho board took a recess
until the next day at ten o'clock.
Tueslay morniug March 5th, 1895.
The lioiird ol commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment:
Present Commissioners, J. A. Bryan,
cbm'n; J. A. Meadows, M. II. Crrr and
E. W. Smallwood.
Whcrca", by authority of the com-nis
sioneis ol Craven county, James A. Bryan,
chairman of said Board, has pursuant to
former resolution and instructions of the
Board executed and made a contract
wiih II. A. Tucker & Bros, of Wilming
ton, N, C, for the construction ol the
court house steps and porches as set out
in said contract,
It is ordered that said contract be in
all respects approved and satisfied and
recorded iu the minutes of this meeting of
the Board.
On motion the chairman was instructed
to notify Postmaster M. E. Manly that by
reason of injuries thereto and work being
performed thereon, the bridge across
Bachelar creek at Kelsons Ferry wilt be
impassible during the next 8 or 10 days
and to request him to notify the mail
carriers of said tact.
Win. B. Lane appeared before the
Board and tendered his bonds for the
collection of the school and state and
county taxes.
The school bond for $14,000 having
been examined and the surety thereon
found good and snffieient on motiou it
was accepted. Commissioners Meadows,
Smallwood, Can' and Bryan voting to ac
cept the same.
The bond for collector of state and
county taxes was also examined and the
surety thereon being found good and
sufficient, on motion it was accepted.
Commissioners Smallwood Carr and
Bryan voting to accept the same. Com
missioner Meadows .voting in the negi-
Uve.
. Ptaaos Toned and Repaired.
A. E. Marateller, practical tuner and
repairer of Pianos and Organs, 25 years
experience, suiis'acuon guaranteea,. will
tune your piano lor $2:50i piano and or
gan polish, 25 cents pet bottltj. Prepara
tion applied to Keep tuning piaa troat
rusting ana strings ivom DreuKing. ou ets.
You can have yonr pianos attended to by
the year as I live in Wilmington, . Beat, of
city reterence. uraers lett at. JSatonis
Jewelry store, 07 Middle Street wilt be
promptly attended to. ; - mi iw
DON'T forget that Old Papers can )
Dougut cheap at toe jocknal otuce and
in any quantities. s tf
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Whiskey Tax on Urussisls.
Fifty Cents Tni on Each Bed in Board.
Infc Houses Lawyers Taxed HMO
Other Matters.
Special to Journal.)
Raleioii, N. C, March 0. In the
Senate today a bill passed providing fjr
the redemption by law within 2 yea is al'ler
sale under execution.
There was a very heated political de
bate on the bill to elect nine additional
directors of the Penitentiary and abolish
(he office of Superintend! nt. Itwasopon
ly announced that the purpose was to put
Fusionists in control.
A Democratic Senator said that as 9'.)
per ceut of convicts were Republicans,
he thought that paity ought to have con
trol. Tho amendment to reduce the
salary of Ihe manager to $1,500 wa- de
bated. Also one to reduce the )cr diem
of directors from $4 to Si. The bill
passed 32 to 6, Democrats voting nay.
Tonight the names of four republicans
and five populists were chosen by can
cases to compose nine additional directors.
The session of the Houe was devoted
to consideration of the revenue act. The
drummers' license lax ami the tax of one
per cent on tobacco warehouse men were
stricken out. Druggists who sell whisky
aie taxed fStl annually as license, and
are not allowed to sell save upon icgiiL.r
physician's prescription.
The cigarette lax is made live in-tead
often cents a thousand. Boarding houses
are taxed fitly cents on e.irli bed. Law
yers are taxed $10, and Imnehise lax is
imposed on ail corporations s.ive b.in!,
railways and insmaticc companies.
PKOKREKS AT THEKTIHSOX Mil. I,.
Will be lleidv to Resume Kiuming
With Xew Onlllt at an Early Itny.
The Stiuison Lumber Co., wl ie b is al
most in every particular newly equipping,
the mill, is pushing the work with all dis
patch and aim to resume work in abuut
three weeks lime.
Mr. Ike Trissell, formeily of Portland
Maine, who is in charge of the work, will
remain in charge of the mill af'er it starts
up again. He declare his intention ol having
only first class machinery throughout,
and of having no one in responsible posi
tions except thoroughly competent meu
a very good plan for any business.
Mr. W. F. Doubles of Not folk Va, who
is to be the tiler at the mill airivcd and
be and bis wife are for tlie present regis
tered at the Albert. Mr. Henry Khese.
who for threj years was head engineer for
Greenleaf Johnson it Co., of Noilolk is
the new engineer. He also lias arrived
and isa asisting in the preparato' y
work.
THE NT ATE TAKES YOV Wll.l. I'll.
Raleol Taxnliou I'ndcrthe i w Iteve
ll lie Bill on Polls. Taxes anil Occu
pations. I'nder the Keveiiue act the poll lax is
$124, the Stale tax is 2i 2- cents, H e
schools 16 cents, on incomes and gross
profits from property not faxed 5 per
cent, and on gross incomes derived from
salaries and leas , p;r cent, on excess over
$1,000, and 1-4 per cent, on excess over
$1,000, to ij5,000, and .', per cent, between
$5,000 and ' 1 0,000.
The tax on cigars is 5 cents per l,ou0
and on cigarettes 10 cents per 1,000.
The sewing machine tax is WOO, piano
organ dealers' tax $25(1.
The tax on drummers is ijilOO, which
shall give exemption from all other liceir
tax.
The license for insurance companies Is
410C and a ax of 2 p?r cent, on gross re
ceipts in thisStatc.
State banks are to pay $50 on is25,00O
of capital and $2 . for each 41.000 over
that amount.
Ruilding and loan associations pay tax
according to paid-in capital.
1 lie tax on railways is I per cent, ou
gross receipts; telegraph and telephone
loinpanies, z percent.
HEWN IS BRIEF.
Five hunndred and seventy-six archi
tects have entered the competition for the
preparation of plans for the projected
fans exhibition of 1,900.
A sheet of pen drawings by Michael
Angelo was discovered recently in a Lon
don auction room. The subjects were
sketches for holy families and allegorical
groups. The prize brought 1,900 auc
tion.
The Massachusetts House of Hepresen-
latives defeated the Woman's Suffrage
bill by a vote of 127 to 87.
A revival is in progress iu tbc Presbv-
terian church of Winston-Salem. There
have already been 'over sixty professions
and the meeting contimus to grow in in
terest.
On his hunting trip in North Carolina
waters. President Cleveland is accompa
nied by Dr. O'Reilly, his physician, Com
mander LrtO. Ue W ilde, Naval Secretary
of tho Light House Board, and Commati
dar Benj. P. Lamberlon, Inspector of the
Light House District. Thev left Wash
ington on Tvesday the 5th.
'A negro near Hawthorne. Alachia coun
ty, Fla., ravished a sixteen year old white
girl and then held her over bumijg iail-
roact ties until uer clothing was on fire,
after which he threw her unconscious intr.
a muddy place near the railroad track
and escaped, aad there she was found
several hoars later. She can hardlv re
cover. Parties are searching for ibe negro
and they swear they will burn him if
they catch him. ; , t
CoaUnaedTturrMay.
Owing to the large numbar of visitors
to' see our gmnd exhibit of High Art
Work, we luve decided to keep, it open
till Friday night. Let all who have not
done so call and see the work before it
closes. - H. Colk, Dist. Mgr.
f . V $6 Middle St, opp. Hotel Albert.
. 11 " ' ' .
.i-r-n At The French Cafe. - , ;
Go-to the French Cafe, IU Middle St.
and get anything in the Hue of eatable
Open until 12, mid-night,
THE PKF.IIIIHS AWARDED.
At the East Carolina Fair. Taken in
Onler by Denrlmenl.
(I ONTINl'KIl )
(LASS 1: l'L'1.1 VAUY IlKI'ARTMKNT.
.'est 5 lbs cf North Carolina butter,
Occoiieechce faun, iiillsboro, N. ('.,$2.00.
( LASS 2: -JKLLIKS.
iet apple jelly. Miss. Mamie Wnl fen-
den. 25Vts best grape jolly. Miss Mamie
Wolfenden, 2.VK
CLASS 3: - PKKMBKVKS.
Ast preserved icaches. Mrs. Sim
Waters, Sliets.; last preserved cherries,
Mrs. Sain Waters. .5(1; b-st preserved
quinces, Mrs. Sam Waters, .50; best pre
served tomatoes, Mrs. Sam Waters, .50:
best pieserved piun-app'e, Mrs. Sam
Waters. .50; liet pioerveil fjs. Mis.
S'Uil Waters, .50; bast strnwlieiiies, Mrs.
Enoch W adswoitb, .50; best preserved
citron, Mrs. Dr. Street. .50; best pre
served grapes and peais, Mrs. I. S
Mace, .50 each; best collection display of
preserves. 1 i varieties, Mrs. f. S. Maec,
$2 OH.
class 4 : ( ' a n n !: i Fin ns ani
veii:tai!1.ks.
flest canmd peaches, Mrs. f. S. Maee.
.25; best canned peais. Mrs. I'. S. M ice,
.25,- best canned tomatoes, Mrs. Wolfen
den. .25; best collection i.f calmed goods.
14 varieties, $:;.d0. Mrs. Wolleiulen.
CLASS G: WINK, UIIANDV Flit'lTS.
West scuppernong wine, Mi-s Carrie
Hancock. .51); U'st brandy peaches, ills.
K. li. Junes, .50; best Inamiy ( berrii s,
Mrs. Sam Waters, .50; liest collection of
brandy Iruil, f variellis. s2.U(i, Mis. ().
Marks.
t'l ass ', : sWiiKT PICKI.KS.
st W'ct ivikle watermelon lind.
.(t p
. S. Mai
.Mis. K
di-play i
.'.oi.
Mis. i
peae'hes
largest
Mace,
e, .511; Ijest swec t pickle
Iph ( irav, .50: bi st and
it the above. Mrs. I . S.
( Lss S : SOI li l'll'Kl.LS.
., -t jar ol euriiiiil ci's. Mis. I'. S.
.Vice .50; i, est aitichokcs, ,1rs. Woiliai
den .5(1; liest pepp'jis, .1rs. ft.iljiusoii .50;
best, tomato catsup, .Vis. Sam Waters .25;
hist t how chow, .Vrs. Sim Writers .50.
best display of sour pickles. Iis. I . S.
.V.icc, 8 kinds, s2.on.
CLASS !; (AKI.S AMI Ilia. MiS.
.Vs!. pound 'ak.-. .liss Duffy si mi;
best j,.-lly cake, .Vrs. (). Jarks, .'75: bast
fruit take, .lrs. o. Murks, $2.i'ii; last
silver cake, .Vr-. f S In: .75, best
chcei. lale take, .Vrs O'.V.nks $l.ut); liau l
somest d.cor.dn I take, .Vrs U S .Vice
f.i.nii: 2nd best. .i,sl) .l,rl;s, $2.(Hi; b'st
mardi mallow, .lrs (I ,V arks, $1,00; b st
and l.uyest display of meals, mi's Sain
.S'.icet, if). Oil; best loaf of bread, Mrs
(.'has Ivis, .50: liest beaten bi-cll Is. Mis
John Hughes. .50; best r.scii !ii.-euils.
Mis 1'cHeuer, .50.
CLASS IU: -('III LDIIIOX'S DKI'AltT.MKXT.
West jelly cake. Miss Wyiiian, .25; lar
gest display of liiucy dishes, mis ()
Marks. $:) (h'i.
sl'KCIAI. I'UKMU'MS.
A-t display of ouats, Mrs Sam Street,
1 line picture framed by Mrs (J Marks;
fir the lest mange cake," Mrs O Murks,
1 whim lur rug by D F J.uvis; 1 burr, i
of Koval Crown flour lor the best bread
and rolls. Mrs. J. W. Moore by Ilack
biirn cV Willelt; 1 bandseiine u a si t I i
best display ol nkes. .Vrs () Jaiks bv
nackhurn eV Willelt,- 1 rug lor best poun.l
of butler, li B Dully to Oeeonechee faun
llillsboio, N C; by .Vrs. K.if r, bakery, I
handsome cake to Mrs John Hughes for
fincv dsi and diriil. iv (i: wines; by IIui-
lalid eV Co., dry goods, 1 givy lur rug
for pound cake, mis () Marks, I biby
carriage rug for fruit cake. Mi's O Marks;
by Holland A Co.. 1 pair ol slm s, mis
Sam Stne-, for display of incus; l pair
Ot handsome bisipie ligiires by Johu
Dunn to mis Sam Waters for tiuedisphiv
of preseives; I silver castor by S K
Eaton, .Mrs U S Mate for display of pre
serves,- 1 silver salt and pepper, s Iv
Eaton, mis F S Mace for line display cf
swe,-t and sour pickles; 50 lbs of Hour by
I- I Inch lo Mrs. Wollemlen lor display
of canned goods and sour pickles; one 5
lb box of candy by Dutfv iv. Hill, New
Heme Candy Factory. -Vrs OJarksfur
collection of biandy limits and fancy
dishes; 1 book of p .ems by 11 Bcri v,
druggist, .Vrs Kalph (!rej, collection of
preserves; 1 silver thimble by A E Hil.-
bard, .lis. .Joe Kinscy lor. elly and pre
serves not entered for premium hut
worthy of special; 1 botile of line per
fume by Biadliaiu & Biock Diug Co..
.Vrs Mirtie Jfurks, for collection of sweet,
sour biandy Iruit; 1 iilin in clock bvSK
E lton to .lrs ( ) .Varks lor collection ol
tine takes; special mention of the -New
Berne Candy Factory of the tine display
w hich was a gieiil credit to the depart
ment and worthy ot premiums, 1 clock
by W P. Junes, furniture, 50 lbs of Hour
by F Ui ich.
(To be Continued.
SALE OF
TCRPENTINE STILL, COTTON GINS,
STEAM ENGINES, GEIST MILL,
On Siilurday, March Ifitli, 1S95, at 12
M, I shall oiler for sale the followiii"
property, viz: 1 Turpentine Still, 2 Col
ton Cms, 1 Steam Engine, 1 Grist Mill.
2 Boilers, all the wood of A. It Dcnnison,
situated on lot East of A. & N. C. K. R.
fronting on Trent liivcr, to satisfy a mort
gage due by A. U. Deunisou to the Na
tional Bank. Terms Cash.
E. (J. HILL. Agt.
Assignee's
SALE!
On the 19th Day of Mabch,
1895, I will dispose of the entire
Stock of Goods, Wares aud Mer
chandise in. the stores at New
Berne and Kinston, N. C, assign
ed to mo by L. Shultz & Co., at
private sale to tho highest bidder
for cash. All bids to be sent to
my office at O.- Marks & Son on or
before Tuesday the 19th day of
March, at noon.
v, M. M. MAEKS, Assignee. -
mtQ 2w ' ; New Berne, N. O.
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