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iUY IMl'EAllI IUYaP.I.
I r Vi tcrmiecs Almnt i'i Tariff la bit
, at i;uii. burgh First Sen'
Y'ksiriwnTOJi ' r 410 Repre-
mii.iv Williu Barrett, of
Massachusetts, ui.jj 'ie distinc
tion of being the author of be first
thrilling incident in tlie present
Ilonse of Representative. A
Tie threw a bombshell iuto that
body on after it convened by offer
ing a resolution impeaching Thomas
V. liavn-d. ex-Secretary of State
and now United States Ambassador
to the OoiYrt. of St.. James, for high
crimes ftiul BiisuemeanOTaVV
The grounds advanced in the re
solution were the utterances of Mr.
Bayard delivered " before the Edin
burgh, Scotland, Philosophical In
stitute, November 7. In this speech
Mr. Bayard spoke of "Protection'
As a form of "State socialise," and
said it had done, more to "foster
class legislation," "breed inequali
ty," . "corrupt public life," "lower
the tone of national representation"
'blind the nublic conscience," "cre
ate false standards," "divorce ethics
from politics,'' than any other n
glo causo - ; "
Such reflections on the govern
sient by a United Stotea before a
foreign audience,' " the resolution
recited, were in serious disregard of
bis proprieties and obligations and
calculated to injure our national
reputation. It concluded by instruc
ting the foreign affairs committee
which was empowered to send for
persons and papers,, to investigate
ai report "by impeachment or
otherwise." '--'
Mr. Barrett's resolution had been
preceded by one of his colleague's
Mr. McCall,(MasBachnBetts) in a mil-
der tone,
" Mr. McCall's resolution went
down before an (objection and then
it was that Mr. Barrett sprang
his impeachment resolution as
constituting it question of privi
lege. Mr. Crisp, the leader of the mino
rity, made an unavailing attempt to
contest the privilege nature ol tne
resolution. Speaker Keed. overruled
lift point of order and the reeolu
. tion was thrown into the arena of
debate, where it remained for three
hours. : n
The Republicans took the posi
tion that Mr. Bayard's speech con
stituted an offense againat the coun
try that called for a stern rebuke, if
not nis reoau.
The Democrats took the position
that Mr, Bayard's utterances did not
by any stretch of the imagination
constitute grounds for impeach
ment. Mr. Turner '(Georgia) ap
plauded, them and asserted that
the; were not even a breach of pro
priety. He took the position that
the resolution was largely "buncom
be" to give the ,, Republicans an op
portunity to air their protection
views. ;
Those who took part in the de
bate were Messrs. Barretts; Massach
usetts; ' Dingley, Maine; Grow,
Pennsylvania; Hitt," Illinois; Can
non, Illinois (Republicans); and
Messrs. Crisp, Georgia; McCreary,
Kentucky; Money, Mississippi; and
Turner, Georgia (Democrats).
Mr. Hitt, who will ' be chairman
of the foreign affairs ooramittee,
advised Mr. Barrott to amend the
resolution so as to strike out the
words instructing the committee to
"report by impeach men t or other
wise," and this was finally done, Mr.
Crisp moved to refer the resolution
to the judiciary committee, which
boing defeated by a striot party
wte, 90 to 207, the Democrats con
touted themselves with simply vot
ing viva voce against the resolution,
which was adontcd without dm
Sioll. ...,Vj - !'' n. - r-V '.V,,'
SOLD FOR 61XTT MILLI058,
Sale of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Feat Habile A aetlet. i
Topeka, Kan., Deo. 10.. Ed-
ward Kingof New York, acting for
the reorganization committee, to
day bid in. the entire system of the
Atchison,' Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad Company, which was sold
at public auction here under decree
of tlie tinted states Urrcait Court
of August 35 last. Sixty million dol
lars was the price paid.- i. ;
Judge Henry C. . Caldwell has
confirmed the sahv j, ..''t:V:
ATLANTA EXPOSITION PROHrT.
lit Bf !; aid OiploMM to be Deliver-
! Before It Closes. ' "
' Atlanta, Ga., December 10.
The Cotton States aud International
Kxposition will deliver its diplomas
an J meuais before the close of the
fair, which ends December 31st,
This announcement was made by
i'resident Collier this morning, and
considering the fact that the World's
Fair medals are not all delivered
yet, the promptness of the jury of
awards at this exposition is consider
ed exceptional, especially as the jury
is composed of men promineut ; and
active in their pursuits, and located
.widely-remote points. . . ..
Catbaiine Lake crisp.
Hog killing is in order, though
many farmers have sustained great
loss by cholera. ,,. .
Crop harvesting if on, Very good
yield of corn, cotton, poaDuta, etc.
fair.: .. : , p i -r. ' l :
A peculiar type of fever is preva
lent in our midut, known as old
time typera from the same of which
Mr. Joseph Brown has been suffer
ing, though having beep very ill, is
convalcBsing. , , ,':.".:. '
Our town is improving gradually.
Mr. Geo. Taylor who has been re
siding at Alum Spring, has just
completed a beautiful cottage which,
he has recently occupied. ' "
!::::! E:r:r!s ofl:r;!s ;?C
Orrrtt. of Pito"-! o Dun at
lunmant to the provisions of Hvuuon MS of
the lioue, tlm imiowiua; reuyrw, w nrow.
and dMuraemeuta or ttte uouiuy Taxea
aubmitted to ttie public:
. - . BBCKIPTS. '
From tjra as per tax Hat ISM and - V
uiiitabul. Inu reliatea. insolvents.
ac., allowed by CowmtauoneraJiLBt 80.lBS.se
Lew sheriffs aoiunilaiaous.
1 .wi.ee
9S.M5.ra
tosw.u
4,11)0.00
From Schedule B taxes
liquor lieenaes
marrUme ? tax
4.574.51
Las sheriff's commissions
rFrom one forfeiture! and panak
ties
From back taxes
" Pamlico county
I 141.04
14.S
r IUQlUO
MMua
Total amount recermd
IM.M1.M
' COUNTT POOR.
Dec, 1894 J A Meadows,
feed for poor house 1 . $
17 17
RG Mosely, house rent C.
Smith wick
8 50
12 50
3 00
Fannie Williams, 1 months
sularv D h keener .
Iiene Cooly, 1 months salary
poor iioii8e oooic
Ieinster Duffy, i months sal
ary rapt, health '
83 33
J J Tolson. rations for poor 1
month
88 n
14 75
3 50
3 50
J ; W Smallwood, mdse to
poor ; ' ' . .
Ben MoFrater, burial W Mo
Field
Ben McFrater, burial D Con-
wav. ' :
Brad hum & Brock, medicine
to poor 1 month
H B Dnffy, goods to poor
Trent Lumber Co. lumber
' for poor house :
16 50
5
3 81
il T Richardson, burial Jno
Cox
800
Williairi Sultan, 1 suit clothes
for J Bryan ,
15 00
A J Hawkins, 1 mo rapport
309
5 60
lan'y, 1895 J A Meadows,
285 lbs hay and c artage
R G Mosely, house rent C
Smitbwick
Fannie Williams, 1 mo sal
2 50
p h keeper' r ' "
Irene Cooly, 1 mos sal poor
house cook
Bradham & Brock, med to
poor 1 mo
Bradham & Brock, seed to
Jan I to 7
J J Tolson, agt., ration to
poor 1 month - V
Leinster Duffy, 1 mos salary
supt health
12 50
300
16 50
3 85
89 44
16 66
400
John Dunn, groceries to Sam
LiOcKer
T W JSmallw'ood, Xmas con-
lectionenes to poor
1115
Ben MoFrater, bnrial Sarah
Aldridee
850
J M Salter, support self Jan,
i eb and March
18 00
Fanny Daw, support self Jan.
and Feb
Wiley Daw, support self Jan
and Feb
600
500
5 00
Solomon Ruark, support self
Nov and Deo .
S W Latham, support Jos
Wiley "
10 00
Feb'y R G Mosely, house
rent U Bmituwick
2 50
Fannie Williams, 1 mos sal
p h keeper . .
12 50
Irene Cooly, 1 mos sal poor
bouse cook
300
Bradham & Brock, med to p . 13 65
Jno u sutton. burial 3 pan-
pers , ,
J W Smallwood, mdee to pr
II B Duffy, do
Ditto do
D F Jarvis. do
John Suter, 1 chair for p h
J Komegay, making coffin
L Daily "-
W B Lane, stiff, expense in
taking H Taylor to Wil
mington J A Meadows, sundries to
poor
J J Tolson, agt., rations to
poor 1 month
Lmnster Duffy, 1 mos sal
supt health , .... . ...
Solomon Ruark, 1 mos s'prt
A J Hawkins, 2 do
J A Meadows, burial expenses
H Hooker - ,- - - . - 1
Bd Comm's. Onslow Co, ex
penses of Ellen White
Daniel Lane, mos support
' Penny Reepass V ,
March R G Mosley, house
: rent C Smitbwick -
Bradham ft Brock, medicine
to Door
15 00
6 77
14 90
.25
7 03
200
3 00
. 710
' 6 73
97 00
16 66
400
6.00
5 00
82 27
300
2 50
17 50
,88.99
14 50
J J Tolson, . agt, rations to
. poor 1 mo'. ' ; i .,.
II B Duffy, goods to poor .
Perry Jones, " burial Sarah
Smith
"300
,5 00
8 60
.' 7 00
12 50
300
J G Sutton, do M Foreman .
Thomas Jones, do 4 H a0"
Coy-
Lewis Move, do Gaskins and
Moore ' . ;
Fannie Williams, 1 mos sal
poor honse keeper
Irene Cooly, 1 do cook
Dan'l Lane, 1 mos support P
Respass
Solomon Ruark, 1 dd self
1 50
300
3 00
, 6 00
6 00
'3 60
'' i
12 60
800
A J Hawkins, do
Kanny Daw, support self Men
and April .
WiloT Daw. do : ..v.
April R G Mosoley, t moa
-house rent C Smithwiok
Fannie Williams, 1 mos sal
poor house keeper '
Irene Cody, 1 do cook
J J Tolson, agt, ration to
poor 1 month i. . 100 80
Bradham ft Brock, medicines
to poor 1 month ' " 16 60
Caesar Boyd, 1 cord wood to
poor house7
8 00
2 60
3 50
Ben McFrater, furnishig .
coffin to H Hen iM r
John D Pittman, burial of .
pauper ; . :."-(. .
W B Lane, stiff, expense con- '
1 V4-VI ' :
..., : i ,.ieK.l nioa
lies. ,.. -
150
3 00
3 00
t 50
24 80
Solomon Ruark, 1 do self
A J Hawkins, do .
Sarah Hancock,; da
May J A Meadows, good! to
; Co; poor house
R G. Mosely,.' honse Tent to O
i Smithwiok,- - ,
Fannie Williams, 1 moa sal OM
poor house keeper
Irene Cooly, 1 do cook -
8
5W
12 50
8 00
Q A Hamilton, 50 cords wood
to Door honse
125 00
J J Tolson, agt,. rations to
poor 1 month
103 8
Dr. L Duffy, sal supt. health
; Feb, Men and ApriT .
Bradham ft Brock, medioino
to poor 1 month
8000
16 60
72 82
7 75
H B Dnffy, goods to poor
J W Smallwood. do
Ben MoFrater, coltln for a
Dillahunt.. 260
Ben MoFrater, coffin for Thot
Hioka , 260
Eastern Honpitat, travel ins
expenses W Slade 880
Dan! Lane, 1 mos support
Penny Respass, 120
Sol'n Ruark, 1 mos support
sen n w
Sarah E Hanoook, do 2 50
Fannie Daw, 2 da ' - 3O0
Wiley Daw, 2 do - 000
J M Salter. 3 mos snnnort
April Mav and June 18 00
Marcreret A Rogers, part k s9
rent for 3 mos - 8 00
June R G Mosely, house r nt
C Smithwiclc X ou
Fannie Williams. 1 mos sal r?
as p h keeper i ou
Irene Cooly, do cook ' 8 00
L. Dnffv, do sup't health, 16 66
Ben MoFrater. furnishing
coffin for Maddox 8 60
Bradham Drue Co., medicine
to poor 1 mo r; - 2O.00
J J Tolson, agt., rations do 107 45
Geo W Hamilton. 26 1 2 cords
wood -: 66 35
E W Smallwood. goods as per
bill . ' w w
Dan'l Lane. 1 mos snnnort P
Respass S ; V 160
Sol n Ruark. 1 mos support
self 800
A J Hawkins, do . k 8 00
UatfTif fVkv. 1 inn sun.
, nort K Cummin?s 126
Jtuy R G Mosely, honse rnfr
I 2:fL;i, . O Kn
Fannie Williams. 1 mo salarr
as p b keeper. A3 ou
Irene Cooly, do cook 8 00
J J Tolson, agt., rations to
poor i mo . . b
Bradham Drue Co.. medicine
to noor 1 mo 20 00
J A Meadows, goods to poor 10 65
J W Smallwood, do 7 75
H B Duffy, mdse. to poor 8 88
Danl Lane. 1 mos support P.
Resnass : - ' : - , .160
A J Hawkins. 1 mo snnnort
self v . . 8 00
Sol' Ruark, do O0
Fanni Daw, 2 do ' T . o 00
Wiley Daw, 2 do s 6 00
Sarah E Hancock, 2 do 6 00
Marinda Beaslev. 1 mo sup
port JV Uummings 9 00
Aucnat J A Meadows, mdse
to poor and Airs is.il lwis ifj KS
E H ft J A Meadows Co. nuke
to poor house 780
A J Hawkins, 1 mos support
self 800
R G Mosely, house rent C
Smithwick : 860
Fannie William.,! mo eiil;nv
as p h keeper 15 00
Irene Cooly, do cook .800
J i Tolson, agt., rations tr i
poor 1 mo ' 98 09
L Duffy,salary a? sup't health
1 mo - 16 66
Bradham Drug Co. medicine "
to poor 1 mo 2000
G W Hamilton, 87 cords .of
wood to p h ' 9760
W Small ?. mdse to
poor 6 75
Ben McFrats iylrig Geo
Parks 8 60
Do Ellen Jones, - - - 8 60
Do Willis Barnes t . ' 8 50
Do Ellen West ' 860
Do Wash Simmons ! 8 60
E W Smallwood, indte to
poor . r i , 8965
J L Cooper, lumber tor p li 64 80
Solomon Kuark,l mo eiti;vo.-
800
1 60
Dan'l Lane, 1 mo support- P
Sarah E Hancock, 1 mo sup.
port self 860
Ann RogerSirdo 800
Marinda Beaslev, 1 m . p
nort K Cumminirs. - ' 200
J M Salter, 3 mos support ' 18 00
Sept. Thos Daniels, cash to
A Cragg and p h 18 00
RG Mosely, house rent O
Kmithwiclc . - 260
Fannio Williams, 1 mo Sii'aiy
as p h keeper . 15 00
Irene Cooly, do cook 8 00
J J Tolson, agt, rations to
poor 1 mo ' 10511
C D BradhsAn, medicino to
poor 1 mo . 20 60
H B Dnffy, mdse to poor . . 9 13
Ben McFrater, burying iA. t , ,
: Elliot r - -s. 8 60
Perry Jones, do Levi rtfirson 8 Cd
Sol'n Ruark, 1 mo support '
self l" 8 00
Sarah E Hancock, do ' 8 80
Merinda lieasley, 1 mo np ''
Dort K (Jiimminf s -800
L Duffy, 1 mo salary sjapt
health s ' 18 66
E W Smallwood, cash for -
wrk on p h , 170.0
Wiley Daw, 2 mos snpport
self - ; : - 8 CO
Fanny Daw, do . ; 6 00
Ootober J A Meadows, hftj c
to poor house . 6 77
R G Mosely,' house rent O
Hmithwicit z f()
Fannie Williams, 1 mo lalarj
asp h keeper, . 15 00
Irene Cooly, do cook - . w ; $ 00
J Tolson, agt, rtin: tj t
l 1 in-) 101 60
li miU:tm Drug Co., n uiomu
1 to poor I uio ,.
Enoch Wadoworth, H cords
w ,od p U ..
Ben McFrater, burytug Ma
M0
tilda Keddick
Do Penny Respass
E W. Smallwood, mdse to
3 60
3 5Q
' poor - - '
Trent L,nmber Co., lumber to
poor house ,
Sol'u Rtiark, 1 mo support
self 30 70
,3 03
8 00
Sarah E Hancock, do "
2 50
2 00
Afennda Ueasley,! mo support
jv i;nmming
Geo. Fillingaine, 4 mos sup
port self
A.J. Hawkins; 2 mos sup
port, Ang. and Sep.
November Fanny Williams,
1 mos Sul. as P. H. keeper
Irene Cooly, do. Cook
R. Gv Mosely, House rent, C.
Smithwioic
Bradham drug -Co. Medicine
4 50
6 00
15 00
3 00
2 50
-to poor, 1 mo
20 00
J. J. Tolson, Agt. Rations to
poor, 1 mos ' - 100 60
J. W. Dnguid, 2 mos Sal. a)
Sup. Health,' etc.
J. W. SmallwooJ, Mdse. tQ
poor
Ben McFrater, burial limes
and (links i -Do
Pollock Child - ,
Do Infant (Francis). '
II B Duffy, mdse to. p h in-
43 33
0 25
7 00
3 50
- 3 00
; mates 1 151 31
i A Meadows, cash to Mrs.
ha Lewis
3 50
G 3V Benjamond, coffin for
RMoCleeso
3 00
Solomon Ruark, 1 mo sup
port self
3 00
3 50
Sarah Hancock, do
Marinda Boasley, 1 mo sup
port IV (Jnmminzs
"2 (Hi
0 00
A J Unwkins, 2 mos support
Out and Nov
Wiley Daw, 2 mos support
self -
Fanuv Daw, do ,
5 00
(I 00
J M Salter, 3 do.
18 00
3-00
S G Mosely, house rent Ann
ltoeers v - o
Geo N Wiley, 1 mo support
lainilv
2 00
HSttip Wallace, support Nan
cy ouwseii, jnov Dec and
an. '- ,: . k
-4 50
"i $ 3,218 71
(To be Conlimi'd )
Appr. ciatlva.
"I'd give anything for
your
(unbi-
voice, said an auditor to an
tious amateur vocalist.
'Gladvou like it", replied
the
gratineu tenor.
"It would be so useful in my bnsi
nees."
VWhat are you engaged in ? '
'Tm a fish peddler."
Sufferer Cured
) "Every season, from the time I
as two years old, I raftered (lrend
fully faom erysi'iielas, wliich kept
triowing worse until my liamls were
almost useless. The hones softened
SO that they would liend, and several
tf my finfrers are now crooked from
this cause. On my
hand I carry large
sears, which, but for
AYER'S
i-y r Mirsaparuia, w
yiKw ' s"res' provu.
I V ",iv', "nJ
SiirsHparilla,
would
ded I
utile
lytlitng.
bottles ot
Ayer SaKapni;.,' -ured me, 'so
tiiat I have had no return of the
Oisease for more than twenty years.
The first bottle seemed to reach the
lot and a persistent use of it has
perfected the cure." O. C. Davis,
' IVaiitoma, Wis.
m
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a i
ONLY WORLD'S FAIR
L'Ufanfsso niiilln
ATXR'I PILLS Promots Good DigMtioa.
Allamio Rank Carolina BailrMtl.
1 PASeKNfiKR DkHAI.TMENT. 1
' Newbrrn, N. C , Dec. 9, 1895 )
Special rale f Fart Round Trip tickets
only for tlie Christmas llolid.ivs ac 4 cents
per mile one way to tlie FuMic.
TiV Agjnls-A.-- N. C. IV It., and the
Publie: . -
The Ibllowlns rates will iiodIv to the
above from nil Stations on the A. & N.
C. R B. to all 8tatios on the sain, pro
vided Round Trip Tickets are purclmsed
Four Cents per mile on-! wav lor tlie
Round trip. Tit kits to be sob I Doc. Slat
to Dec. ?5tli inrluiivn with final limit to
return Jan'y 6lh, 1896.
Usa tickets of contract form ticket onlj
good fi rcontinuoua pasange in each direo
lion. 8. L. DILL,
Gon'l I'as A"ent.
To My Patuons:
t will be found
now in my new
quarters, 11G Mid
dle street, (Dnffy
Building) with a
- good force of skil
ful and polite as
sistants. . IL L. Banks.
Banks'
. BCIH
11(1-1 MI4dl'5t
Daffy Bld'(.
Truclicr .U&ntcii
- A man of family who thorouglily
understands trucking and market
gardening. ;
BEFERENCE REQUIRED.
; Address, LOCK BOX 48,
jdlldwlm Kocky Mount. N. C.
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THClNEfflCUl TOBACCO CO-'t-f " I
DURHAM. N.C. U.S.A. Yf' t
MAQC 'ROM
ABSOLUTELY PURE
J. A. Paris & Co.
-WHOLESALE-
Grocers & Supply
Company.
MANUFACTURERS : AGENTS.
100
Full I ream
Cheese.
500
Boxes Cakes
and Crackers,
Hazard Powder, shot,
Gail & Ax SnnrT,
- Lorillard Bnuff.
All at Mannlactnrers Prices.
tyWe break no packages, be
ing the only exclusive wholesale
Grocers in the city. We solicit
your orders which shall have
prompt attention.
NO. 79 MIDDLE ST.,
Isjust bnck from (he' North, where he
purchased a Large Stock of i
' Stylish, Gents' Clothing,
. a Nice Line Underwear and Hats,
. and a General Line of - -
Dry Mi Sloes, Mods, lie,
At Hin k-Bo tnin, Cl s;D2-Out
Sale. Cusli Prices, ond will sell
Accordingly. We huvo - wuat,
-you wunt and cannot bv bat on
prices.
COME AND SEE US.
J. A. MS.
Livery !
A good supply of fine horses
Fleet Drivers and Strong work
ers and Farm Mules on hand,
and a big lot more now on the
way.
$ST If you want sound, serviceable
anifhals for sny purpose whatever, eec
me, I've got them aud will selltliem low
for cash or negotiable paper,
t3T'Uood teams always on hand for
liire. . '...-
J. A. JONES,
No. 70 South Froot St
-TII2- - - ,
Palace - Saloon,
Now Open at 18 fliddle St. .
Is the Finest In the City and Srves the
....BEST OF...'.
Wines and Liquors
For Medicinal and Other Cms.
Pab-tV, Milwaukee, St. Ijiuit Jund
KocliBRter Deer on-clranlit.
Also Porter and Stuck Ale ou drmiglit,
eqiin to any found in Now Yoik or any
oilier city.
-Call and See "The Palace Saloon."
-'.f-ou.? LAC:;j5v.:.-:.r-
. a
E. P. Reed's Fin2
" Shoos
' Have Just Arrived
Also fine line jf D')UGLA83 and HOCK.
LAN D lien's Shoes, nnl a full lino of
all ot'uer grades.
S Tiiese goods were all purchased
beloro the ureat advuncu in tho s nml
will be sold nt old prices.
We have a few pieces of all wool, 44
inch
Henrietta and Serge
In Blacks and Blurs, will be closed out
tit 50 cunts ; - r ymd.
pasHssiHsssasasg
n A Fmt Supply al In 1 " -nl
Saltad Almomia, In V ,
In nued Nuts, nl jlt .
K . . FsSr a Iunn
nl Tr7eV5M"d TEN" K " &
fu Lar( Bunck rialaga In
In arapesAc. pi
IssasHSHsasasass"! A
hi
Lalb'
A Full Supply of...
Just arrived and bffughfc so
l"Bemembor that I a'uiyskecp a full lino of Carriages and
Buggies of different make..
HTAnd have now added BICYCLES which arcn tha way;
don't forgot to examine my stock of Harness -and general
dlery, ttobes, snrpaRHiog anytbiDar V"" luvo ever bccii.
Br""A job lot of 250 dozen WIIIFP, tionght si they can bo sold
,. less than factory prices. :
. , ALL GOODS GUABANTEKl) AS
E..-17. SrJ3ALI.WOOD.
Under Gaston Honse, South Ximl St:r t, Kew bcine, N.C.
FULL ll IN AC OF '
8foves. Carpenters Tools; Cutlery,
Taoie wareiiaroea wire,
' CALVAfMSZED PIPE, PUMPS,
-""' ' Limeri'mster and Cement. -
DEVOES PURE READY 1VUXED PAINTS.
BTPersonal attention'to the prompt and correct filling ol all
orders, . ! . , . .,
Parties
-
Having
Coupons
...... .FOR ONE BAR.........
, James Armstrong & Co's
gest Family Soap
-FREE!
Plkase present them at onok
To F. ULRICH, Orocer.
WM. H. OLIVER,
MFB, FIKB, MAKINB,
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Insurance....
NBW IIRHNB, N. C. .
A number of Time-Tried and Fire-tested
UompameR reproHented..
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Commissioner of Deeds for New Tork, Con
nertlmt and Pennsvlvanta. ' 4 -
t'r Agent National Board Murine Under
writers. , - ... - . ' A , -
Reward!
We will pay 1 25.00 to the person
who will bring ns a stove that
will compare in qnality, finish and
point of excellence with the .
Celctratcl BUCKS STOVES
we now have on our floor.
We wi l bavo as Judges threo dis
: interested persons.
We want Ton to see these stoves
and Ranges whether you wish to
bny or not. .. 4
Tbay are Mm rlaaoMawst Stoves
aver show I North Carolina, and
each la WARRANTED by BUCKS
STOVE A RANOB CO. and by the
ELOVEH HARDWARE CO.
PTo give pcrltf.t mtisim.-lion or we will
ri'tiiinl your nmnuy. ;
tI?"Ciill and lit u slinw ynn nnvlliini;
in our Hn foil inn jr oetd. ' Wc Riiiinu
teaOUH I'lilCtHon tnjllilns ive toil.
YiHirsJRvSictlQlly,
t:ovcr
nt
Hardware Co.
Ccllc.i -9- Cents.
V.uy yoirr ("otton L.
ft iZ aii'l J U's, r iiciis and
'J iiM, .i-fr l'iptf and
-4, i oit'aiiil a-i(l
'n C'c'ii'iit, Kock
; j '1 Lime, Firo
(; u I Laildins Krick
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n.i: ?Cl
;n I'jyer,
;f t ..'m oi
n
Is .
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if
they
ffiold low for cash or .
secured paper 1 .
and
Sad
KEPRESENT15D.
J. W, Stewart
! ' mo3ra w,dow
e have Received
.A UAROB LOT OP
AN CHILE'S
Ziecjler ... Shoes
- Cheaper than ever fare.
XV3 will put our DUKH8 fjTlhl8 down to
neiti'ly coati. Hint uo have Rome tine It lack
ami Hlue tsei'Mf Uenilettaa that you
should ee before pui-chasiiig.
We also have a heautlrul line of Iadlet
Kid O loves In all the vtaudard shades.
. Come to see us, we will do yon good, -
W. 13. Hwindeir&'Co.'.
67 Middle Nlrort. t . r
Don't Delay !
-oun-
CH
j t Grills are hoinj picked over.
Large Wagons,.
Velocipedes, Tricjcies,
Toys. -
ancy Article in
China,
Metal, Silver
plate and Basket work
Imported 'china, and!
all kinds of Crockery;
Knives, Forks, ' .and
cooking good.s.
Writing Piiper and Blank Books;
Flower Pots nod Vsscr.
M. E. Whitehurst.
Ho. 15 Pollock Street, New Berne, N. C.
n
We li-ive received nnotln-r lot of
Cnrlcbail Iiinncr Sen,
Sl!ad aud Fiuit Digues,
Cracker Jtirs,
Chucola 6 Pdcliers, ,'
Culiurcts and oilier
Fancy Goods
ffC.ill nml eoi lliem.
L. H. CUTLER & CO..
HOTEL NRUSEE
With French Cafe Attached..
Ho. 57 Droad Ct.
iCyvVann room, elrclric b. Vk, hot'
and fold bull?, ai'd tho fiotst l;iblu of any
dole! In t he city.
dim on lioili Aiik riian and Kurn!-" i
pluns. Meals at till liuiira up to 13 o'c'
at nlglit.
Liulies' p.'U'lor, and private C
labia fur tliom if di-sired.
Free Sample llonm fur dnri
rutroiiiii'.e of iho Tihv '
c ia!!y slicitfi 1.
r t'rc;
and i '-!
;1 r lie n :
RSTMAS
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