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xnHHTfrO. July T5u715!WTine side oi her hpnsftopeneo: J
K'REKA I.ODOH
Ka.vi Or Ou w.;,oa
, k.u.j b. s unitai; Y,
:'tv: R. J. Disoawar. Fin'l
.at. B. a UBKBW iu;
I . H. Hall, KVd. Sec't:
lISOSWaj
Brralar
Iuki. every Monday night at 8 o'clock.
c-cty; j. i,. cooper, Treaa.
iiuccr: w. J. Pitts, C. P.; B.8. Colon, H.
iilHr Kiicsm.omenta.'lst.&i. said 6t2i (It any)
v a nton clbbmont mo. iF.n,i.ftaF,
ui)k:trv-Tt.fryn, Captain; T. ,e, ,H-.,M
Union, Clerk ; W.4. Pitts. Aooountaiit,
nuiii
Hen. Easlrfuf
law, aea;
iffuonday uiar CanlonraMittM 1 'and stall
nights In each month at 8 o'clock.
miim: lieets tna an.
id 4th Wednesday.
uiKlit-iMiMir,itMnqu
B. H. Ball, President; J.
B. Smith. Secretary.
in Jaaunu-ee a nan.
HY. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 8, A. IN AND A. kt
OflleeiJi'-TH K. tfcewt,W.;H4:lfaiS. nttaroae,
w
i. B. Clark, J. W.j Jas. Bedmond,
Trena
niauleatlons
T.u. Hyman, Becty., , Jusirumr. v
id Wednesday each month
NKW BKBNB CHAPTEB NO. M, R. i. M.:
Ofllcerw-J. C. Hreen, M. P.; N. Case, King;
II. J. lovlck. Scribe; T. A. Green, IVeas.;
Jar. BedmmdrBecyr!llra Caaaaea
tiom li Mojxlac eaqfi jfif uu. -v.
ST. JOHN'S COMMASDKBT NO. W, K.T.
jB
lmci:-r.Ulrleh, K.C.; H.J. bovlck. 6.
o. u. street, u,h.;t. a. Uraen, Treaa.; B.
Koal. Beeordr.,aeiifulat Conclkvee icalli
oil st(lKlMVrMay nlbhtid'Octokelt.l Jlwl
iuk in Maaonlo uau. ,
ATIIKM1A LODGE MO. S, K.
avu.w Tuarfaw alaht In IT nt D
of P.-Meeti
.pallj.llldale
V.C.;
IT. g. Parson, K. B. 8.
WiUn
paea;
fllJt III Hlll.Mlll J Illil-U-tl
NEW KKK'UOCALS
: No sinners wore arraigned before
Ilia Jlonor, Mayor Ellis, , yesterday.
: The temperature was 98 degrees
at liradham's Pharmacy yesterday.
At ilie 'Western 'Union Telegraph
Company's office the mercury stood
at 96 dejrees. ;0 , ; ' ' ::
An unusually large crowd, at least
two or three hundred poraona, were
nut in aaa tha rAAl bam Trf.iii loaf.
evening, on Pollock atreet. The
crowd consisted mainly of ladies
who came out to cheer the boys on.
Mr. E. T. Berry painted the sign
"Bradham's Pharmacy," in large
letters on the side of Mr. 0. D.
Bradham's drug store yesterday
evening.. Between the two words a
larcp'jmortar; was painted. , The
eiggfojsentaj. very attractive ap
pearance, y, n i
The remains of Edward Dickerson
we.re, interred at the burying ground
on 'the upper plantation of Mr. J. L.
Bhera yesterday afternoon about six
o'clock- in the afternoon. Rev. A.
D.'Wt officiated at the funeral
which waa attended by a number of
New Berniana, who were friends of
the deceased.
- U. & Customs Collector Lane re
. tnjned. jlrppv. Ocracoke : yesterday
morfiiBg. v)8 misaion there waa to
e4l)liqh a ftepnty Collector'! office
at that poit, pd to enforce the
quarantine regulation. Hereafter all
vessoU entering Ocracoke will be
boar dMW Deputy Collector at
thetfiblei m
iTbi keuvsionf. train to Ocean
viB.4i'lnMpgjton waB ma3 nP
of Qve packed passenger cars yester
day. The ezcurlonists went to
Ocean View and after a dip in the
mi. and a afcrnll nn f ha beach, ran
nnetoWjjHiingtoa tMpend an hour
orJjylajplulijthe city be
foy iarpiBg 4iotoe.vThey arrived
tl'fi time.
jigi' the Mac
' aamiWCroW, ate rtbueated to drive
Wind New
li4 iU'lUlt'lH jMut it 1" hi - rl
ett4Wwty''eacaped
being seriously injured yesterday
even fhS faPflird apeCourt
HowJ ScCCfljing
oneof iM MdlsfheOonrt
lXoeji "iKttl'i jlj ar
ranxeiVw'eWeafirsiP imMwd- jft (.to
mlWWWlM-yM Anockethe
Tpif.,KW ", T.:,..
Uzk nil.
. niflT..
rt&al'Cetnee' DeDartment
---i". .wT;,aifn
iUHelStiM JtUjfcW ftreeti this
afterno6;T116'Ccl&t,X the'-ctty
firemen at aiz o'clock irtfitint'otthe
City hall and late part" in the
parade which wiofcJl&f
o'clock sharp. ,
.WIttlfifi2uM alawn party
nmicr tneaas
5 fen
will be h'eld'ki
ficauemy urcen
for cnefTtrufrgl feugT.
Pi AMI KB.
UmUmrM.fil4 Church I'laaU. ajyef
fltogiatigftt te'clooUijiiltev. iFm:A
bistrfelneMb''bf the fcharch.
SilaVlfKiMs''
gemiemen wero me nsners: -nie&ira.
JanWir. Uabkina, John W. Timherr
T.l'firrftesD. SeUraarijnd Will-
TV i tr itoe.1' Mf. 'ff."'W II eTHtait
V
VHrs'HJwhwa. ecoratejd terj
I'iuvhij iw uiv.BVUaiusj.iiA MTgB
crowd Attended the ceremony. t
,i;l. it- .i 'V'-V'.'. ..(!
ur.'i' 1
ehy and iecnred a good auppir,f
Pop about two 'yeaWMrsV
ing! baa noticed fitbJaAheellgciing
through akaot hale. KrHr.weatfier,
boarding of the house, but has not
'diet orbed them, nnti yeaWdaj, :f ;l.
iTThe beee laid their honey between
I the 'plastering and theweather boards
nng oitna. nonse, Bu,yeqi.vua.y
forty or flu v Donna WM taken on tj
1" a " V r ..ji -j. . . . a.
J 'rcaalakixiaa lleetlaiay,1 V
Tha' Arcadian Club ' met' aV'th
f nighty ahd in spite of the exceeding
wramtli of the wea)he,r,rwaa- a agj
liehtM (ccosionj jiumqitM'Pi- W.
FMkV'and otSnjfi of cardi
LTwere played, and" 'those! wno weje
not of 'the card play tag character
foan'! ejoymet in chattfpg in se
questered oornor,and on.tbe porche.
0iiK;; to the abaenco' bf a great
pany,, nvemoera jrpBiwjae 9iy, ine
attendance was not so large M usual
bnjt those who were present declared
it o be lone of tW?a.a pleaawi
ineetinga they had wer attended.
AttleTen o'clock! cool and de
lightful refreshments were- served,
which were donbly enjoyed on ac-
count of the warm weather, and at
midnight the happy party separated
and took their way homeward.
Ualel Mralalratlea.
At the Nenseo A. Gallup, J. VT.
Wooten, Jones; A. Whiteley Jack
sonville; W. H. Greenfield, N. C;
Howard Winfield, Chocowinity.
At the Albert Father Qninn, W.
G. Forlong, city; P. Odenthal,
'Norfolk; W.E.L Sperry, K. . Y.V
At the Chattawka-r-J W. Mason,
N. C; T. W. Grimes, Winston; W.
H. Cohen, H. 11. Bryan, Jr., city;
W. Hirscher, Norfolk; Mao
Nusbanm, S. G. Waters, Bait.; W.
T. Hayden, Phila; R. M. Walker,
F, M. Mansfield, Atlanta Ga,; W.
K L. Sperry, N. Y.; H. S. Nnlton,
Richmond.
, anlpplBg- Jlewa.
The schooner Annie, Capt. Truitt,
arrived yesterday with a mixed cargo
from Adam'a Creek.
The schooner Agnes, Capt. Jarvis,
arrived with a load of watermelons
and sweet potatoes from dowa the
river yesterday.
The schooner Essex, Capt. Ewell,
brought up a load of corn,eggs,chick
ena and a general cargo of farm pro
duce from Bay river yesterday.
, The schooner Carrie Reel, arrived
yesterday with a load of eggs, chick
ns and cattle from Broad creek.
The schooner Flash brought np a
general cargo from Bay river.
Bel Fire.
Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock,
the barn and stable, with supply of
feed, of Ci R. McCleese, at Pamlico,
was deatroyed by fire, unquestion
ably the work of an incendiary.
i Two plows, and the horses, which
were at work in the field at the time
of the fire, escaped, which was all
that was saved.
It Is a Fact that Hood's Sanaparllla,
the One True Blood Purifiei, has proved,
over and over a'ain, that it lias power to
cure, even wben other medicines fail to do
any good.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or gripe. All Drue;
gists 25c
A Bet QaestUa).
"la it not enou 'b tor you, seems
to be the fool question of these hor
rid or torrid Ju ly days. . And do yon
answer it gently and calmly, or does
it make you hotter? Well, never
mind answering; now, wait until
November when the days are really
cool and nothing eici tea one.
But there ia plenty of comfort and
good times in New Berne daring
these warm, well, call them hot
daya, if yon so desire. '
Of course the fortunatea, we stay-at-homes,
call them unfortunates,
who can go up to Black Mountain,
or to Ocracoke to bathe in the aalt
wavea, look towards New Berne
when they read the Journal and
and see what it says about the tem
perature being 95, 100 or 105 de
grees, and exclaim, "oh, how those
poor-atay-at-homca are Buffering,"
and then they take a drink, at their
own expenae. - 'i.a-
Bnt aeriously, New Berne during
these hot July daya is not ao fear
fully uncomfortable, as our friends
ia the mountains or by the aea waves,
may-thiuk it is. . '", v.
The Doctor, AUie or Tom atill
j deal wufc '.'cold stuff" for us, and we
it f?1b-Vh,ldo 01 tbe balld
rg',ljoj''gold bag" owner ; fur
nishea-cUaira for the weary, and
again and again discuss "16 to V
wfiometimea we tire of this discus
sion, J and. then we discnaa a cold
melon, at some other fellow'a ex-
.. .ntA' ' . ,,.'... -. ,. ,i
pense.
Then 4he delightful cool of the
evening, we ride our bikes, or watch
the flrluu"iiXnriugf:
SUte toitBnamoutv-Tliciirwc.jitJ
aroand
fke- f Uj' W JUUU iiJ.tl.lsyC," At th- re:
ofcie not fiiAm, th loint, Ihc'i ,irj ' ' . 4 ' I . r
SteTTa 3ob;rd6l:.y3 itim f f- S fkK H
gtnng to ( o hojie Ue j Jet feay fare Wia-1 I (j $ W
UXttVO uuim
Thank yon, yea." .t191t.,nO
V.I
1o Tjn?!??'? rfli-a- tti
Capt.'Tqler.. of . Washinetopi.la In
nUl ?
Mr. janrWTurner-hgonim
a JNortnernrasinessiriDr:
(1 evjui amiTltud Jr,il
it -.t,
Mra.J
JOrul-iti Vj.ii:irti
m.
7, .y 7 J""
Eev F. A, Bishop and Mrs. Bish
opJ came up from moroheaa yester-
dajK;
Misses Ridie and Melisstf &Sy5!TO676 return
Jasper, spent Wednesday inirtTtlrJttorelfiai;ievihi weeks
i
t
Mr. StWisetfenewL Waird'
mete, wafelelBwh,WeteedhjjfJEtejrt
Oeds. talbwod? hag dnmotn pdt
Mr. M. H. Carr, of Kinston,
arsived last night. He ia on his
way to Ocracoke.
Mrs. W. G. Vardell arrived from
James Island, S. C, to visit her son,
Rov. C. O. Vardell.
Mr. J. Leo Burrus who. has been
spending Sometime in Uyde, return
ed home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Bates and Misses Clara Green
and Sarah Meadows returned from
Morehead yesterday morning.
Misa Addie Thomas,' of Beanfort,
who has been visiting her; aunt,
Mrs.P. H. Pelletier, left for her
home liyBt night.
- Miss Ida Ellison, of Harrisonburg,
Va., who had been visiting Mrs. A.
Oettinger, left yesterday for New
Berne. Kinston Free Press.. ;
Miss Agnes Gates Foy who has
been visiting in Hertford and Eliza
beth City, returned home yesterday
morning on the steamer Neuse.
Seoretary Geo. Allen, of Raleigh,
who has been in the city in the in
terest of the Mechanic's and Inves
tor's Union, left yesterday morning.
. Mr. W. D. Mclver went to Raleigh
yesterday morning to a.tend the
meeting of the State Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee, of which he is a
member. ""
; Mr. C. G. Blades, who haa been
to Maryland and rmladelphia on a
business and pleasure trip combined
returned on tbe steamer JNeuse yes
terday morning.
' Mr. Arthur Whitoley, Editor of
Jacksonville Times, was in the city,
last night, enjoying the cool
breezea which he appreciates and
which are peculiar to this city
daring the hot months.
Mr. A. T. Davenport, of Stone
wall, waa in the city Wednesday.
He said that the crops looked well
and were very good in I'amuco, ex
cept in places where the rain . had
damaged the corn and cotton. "
Col. John D. Whitford arrived
on last night a train, lie waa ac
companied by his grandson, John
D. Whitford, Jr., who has been in
the Government service, at George
town, for several years. John D,
Jr., has trany friends in New Berne
but they will searcely be able to rec
ognize him as long as he wears the
ponderous eye-brow on his upper
lip, which he has developed in the
rice country.
BATBORO CORRESPONDENCE.
The beautilul and well accomp'ish.l
Uiss Florence Kennedy, of Wilmington, re
turned bomo Monday.
Mrs. Alice Hlilerand Mrs. Feicb 3, of
Stonewall, were In town Wednesday visit
ing friends. ; : - V
. Mrs. Alexander and sons, of Aurora,
have been tbe guest of Mr, and Mrs.
Hough for several days. .
Mr. Albin Daniels returned from
Washington Monday vuite ill. Hope be
will aeon recover.
Mini Mamie 8lilley and Etta Fowler
are contemplating liarine Aueutt 'lor
Washington and Ocrocoka by the way of
Aurora,
Our telephone has been sleeping but Is
awaxe once more.
t ; i
The Filling of
Prescriptions
ia tba mott Important work of a good
drug store. Tbe very live of a commun
ity depeada upon the care and Integrity
of the mn who fllli Us nreacriDtiooa. We
use only tbe very best and fn-eheat drogs,
and exercne moat painstaking can to pre
vent me uosuuimy oi error.
BRADHA1T3 PHARflACY. '
flit
Death of In. Jordan.
the, lata Colonel Jotitf.y
Jordan,
anaalCalrijteadie; and relatives
lo appreuead 'a ' fidflOha result, but
tyfEa'cohttnhefftSplJS
rtMfffAtfertl tr'hBBgH' airoiiaiii (jj
eipeetiOiaB 46,,,, of
might beneut ber. in .dome
It had algp-peen pTftiiliud that during
ne Bhottta-seeK renewea
vu(ri.imi4, ,
8treiHnMr4Hmig?hi a trip
r..i.. ci- -m.
PntitohW-alfcielativea of
BgO il)ecam4) evidenli-tihuiD a fatal
diarmei:tW,Ki8t fatal in .the
Uatioxjbof medicine, had insidiously,
and slowly, bnt pone the less surely,
undermined a constitution broken
by griefs almost beyond endurance
to ber. cansed by . tbe death oi a
beloved and promising ? aon some
yeare ago under peculiarity distress
ing circumstances, and by therecontj
death of Colonol Jordan, her lato
hnsband. , . t . '
All that the forethought and th
care of a loving family, a host of
friends and relatives, and medical
skill conld do, proved unavailing, to
arrest the progress of that dread dis
ease; and so, snrronndod by her loved
ones Julia Lane Jordan passed from
the griefs, and the suffering of this
transitory life into the peaceful rest
and happiness of the life eternal."
Mrs. Jordan waa the daughter of
Hardy B. Line, and Harriet Benson
Lane, and therefore a member of
one of the cost prominent, and best
and most favorably known families
of Craven County; ai . family whose
members are recognized in Craven
County and the city of New Berne
as among its most substantial and
highly esteemed citizenn. Among
the members of that family atill
surviving are Mrs. Jordan's sister
Miss Harriet Lane, and her brothers
John B. Lane, Esq., and Depnty
Sheriff Hardy B. Lane of . New
Berne, and B. B, Lane, now of
Chapel Hill. : ; 7 V
! Julia Lane Jordan was born in
New. Berne on the 25th., of January,
1839 and waa 57 years old therefore
upon her last birthday. J
She was married on the 3rd,' day
of June 1857 to John V. Jordan. ;
The early years of her married
life were spent amid the stirring,
the exciting, and. the dangerous
scenes of the Civil War, in which
from the first to the last her hns
band played a prominent part,
among the "bravest of the brave,"
and gallant soldiers of the South
Many of the comrades and the
old soldiers of Colonel Jordan, who
were pained to hear of his death
less than a year ago, in August 1895,
will bo saddened now to receive the
news, that the wife he loved above
all else npon earth haa too pass
into the great beyond to join her
husband and aloved son;
If tbe inevitable waa to come it
seems meet and appropriate to those,
who recognized the ailectios exis
ting during nearly forty yeara of
married life between Colonel Jordan
and Mrs. Jordan, that they ahould
not long be separated by death. '
No wife waa more devoted to her
huaband, and " no mother - to
children, than waa Mn. Jordan to
her husband and her children. '
She was a woman, too, of the
largest and kindliest heart, chari
table and kind to the orphaned, tbe
poor and distressed, true to ber
frienda and loved by them; for
many yeara a oonaiatent member of
the Church she loved, the Presby
terian Church of New Berne, it ia
enough to eay of her, that ahe waa a
representative of the noblest typeof
Christian womanhood, and tliat her
influence for good, will long be felt
not only by her immediate friends
and family, but by the community
in which she lived and died, in the
home of her childhood and young
girihooj, ber aobooi days, and ber
mature married life. .Mrs. Jordan
leaves one daughter surviving her,
Emilie, wife of Mr. W. B. Swin
dell. -J-:. A' Vl:;i- :: ;
The funeral services will be held
at the Presbyterian Church this,
Thursday afternoon, at 5 o'clock
p.m. v.;-':' Vv
HOO D't Sarsaparilla has over and
ovor again proved by ita cures,
wben all other preparations failed, tliat
it is the One True CLOO D Purifier.
Great ajldaammer Redactions. ,
Never t store have we offered ataple dry
goods, dress goods, Clothing, Notiont
Shots, and Millinery at such winnicg
prices for buyers aanow.
Jod door P. O, ' JJabvoot's.
"iJ'HK - AiMf .Kims
ltdtit mMh S. iiFr-
ki'ptj Ttf ttclt tot all Kinda of Sewing- tMa-;
cliiuiS- 'Bcwwe Machine Oil,' Belts, Sotew:
dmoiaUwtolarMoii Also the hfvarious .atr
tnchhieDts forSewintr Mt-bio..,M J.i &,
WHiTTT.iSr.Oamrenlfl tor jtha Wfeeelefi
ftliinko h'li'Xiai Jiiiivflfl ,hu ,08: e iafiattn
JU
das
5
a. tti'" -.I ' M' lrr J " a
Is'lSdi
W'tlie
Hai
diiWersT 6" to
15
tbiSMut
iter
an VAftl -TUtflfcrW, m"arW"TtU '111
eityFtt MdoaA'MitMle sTWtA.U
I era tu uiiiJiii Tv
i-jii h-iolJ,imii
$10) to $18 per week lor Men and Women
for IfcoViseiwrla rtbnb1arni imp
van WBAUvexperUBttJii tlOMnM Wt
Mo :atib. Send stamp for .wnrfejMdi
par iculam. K.-Hhbuaxn,-31 fl Sixth
elwjt, Philadelplriil Ink V"a;,
I at taovr itnimi-nln' iiinulnWJihtla'jgA
4''4ifyeif3Prbnea 10c
""'MCBaoiel ft Gaakill,
A CHOICK lot breaktast 8triii (SuRar
cored) 10c. per lb., jnet received at -f
V ?5- W ? -t-McDaaiai & Gaakill a.
MASON'S improved JTruit Jars all sizes
at McDanlel & Gaskill's, 71 Broad atreet
New. Berne, N. C f.-rv --
PRtDE of the South Cigarros,best smoke
f.-r the money in town. Try my 8O0
butter, none totter, in ,; market. Full
cream cheese- 15o, choii.-etoble peaches
m can J.8C1 ,1 J, roison.
NICE lot of Similar's IIiiiD'a lust in. Beat
Ham in the market. 6 to' lu pounds.
; - J. .1. Tolbon.
FEESH lot ofrollo'ttlum aud Tongue,
I Hi, can 5c, lh. ca'11 10c. J. J. Tolbon
EXTRA fine Vml. Beet, Lio.b, Veal,
Fork and fine Corned Beef at Sab'L
Cobn & Sow, 88 Middle street. 'Phone
8PIUXQ SAMPLES: Suitloir and
trousering, ,hv sWit your nrdt-rs out of
town Suits $13 up at ' F, U. Uhadwick
103 Middle Htreet '
A HANDSOME
PRIZE!
Offered to tbe Man, -Woman or Child
! who sends us the first and most, com
1 ' plele list of names and Post office
- addresses of residents of tbia - .
! : town and county. - -
CONTEST CLOSES UUGUST
15TH, 1896;
Address,
T THE HUB, ?,
Mail Ordar Dent.. :
207-209, Main St., Norfolk, Va.
l J. RED t SON'S.
v PIANO, ORGAN TUNING
AND BEPAIBIN6 SHOP
Under Hotel Albe'rC
' We are fUlly equipped With every ma
terial aeed in P1&00 and Organ Repairing
so tirat (Doss uaving instruroeots out or
order, will Sod it to their advantage to
call on, or address aa aa we do not make
culls, Soliciting piano toning; we will
then rail and examine the instrument.
and advise jou in regard to Its conditio!?
whether you desire to bave it repaired or
noC ,- ,., .-.,..:
r7ttavllle TMtlsnealala.
. Piano and Organ Tuning, Repairing
and Throuzn uemoaeiina: done dt the
Wtber Company. May be relied npon to
give perfect satistactlon. Thev nave cer
tainly proved by their work to tufa great
acanUition to our city, and aVerve the
patronage of those deairooa of having their
fianos properfy attended to. i bey nave
tbornujzbly remodeled my Piano to tbe
entire saliitacuon of my family, and friends
who bave tried It ,
C. W. BBOADFQOT.
Thls'Is to certify that my sister . Piano
has been coropletelr remodeled by tbe
Weber Piano li-pairing Company, of this
city, and 1 cannot rxit express my aston
isbment at tbe complete work which baa
been accomplished. An instrument many
vears in use, very much out of order, and
to add to tbia bet, ita b aving been dragged
almost to pieces in order to rave it from
being bunud with my house a few weeks
ago, I now can but acknowledge my delight
at seeing the old instrument brought to
such perfection. So that in justice and
confidence I caa assure those needing
similar work done, that by calling at the
Weber Piano Repairing Establishment,
see and bear the Instrument referred to, they
will be convinced that this announcement
00 my part is but an act of justice and well
desetyed merit aone uie aoove nrra.
vy. W.HUSKE.
This is !o Certify that tbe Ht-paira and
thorongb Remodeling of the Pipe Organ
in our cburcb by tbe
Weoer risoo and
Organ Repairing- Company has restored
to ui a Tamable instrument which waa a
long felt loss to tba church. - We bow look
upon it with pride, being fully convinced
that its grand tones gives pleasure and
ileliuht tu the mem trs of the choir as well
as to the organist. - . . i--oil
KS. W. A. ROBINSON. Onanist..
. . Ilay St. M. E. (Jlinivli, Kajeikville.
, HelUMe anal Pf'rttyp. .
Ai orsaiiUt ol St. Murj'a church I de
sire to express my satisfaction at the ex
cellent work done by the Welr Piano and
Union Tuning and Repairing Uouipany In
repairing the Innte cbuit-h organ. If any.
thing, It ia better under their work than
when new and it certainly in better tone
and tonch. This company also repaired
and tuned a piano lor me and one for my
mother, giving the behest satislactioo. I
take p'euauro In onuimendinz tliem a
competent and reliable in their work.
' Rupnninillv!
MRS. A.B. t iil-EMAN.
Goldaboro, N C, July 3, 'to.
Oreal at laaaaainer SIrtlaeaaiia.
Big Reductions In t ' ' 'e Vy foods,
dma goods, Honmcr lni:'V t ;k,
Notions, and Millinery, very early but
they are dow iiud door I'. ().
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'Ut ..'"' -M'i :i wli Jui
TJtader
brAtom tbe, Lawereity of Ji. il,
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JBRIMARYtEPATiTHWt...,
INTERMEMATEjufita ,11 ja.V(o4.
iGLASSIGAiLrt
O.ett as Jkuinimvi .i!l I,.-; ,;, r .',;
a. ui rui ludi Aiiairi j snaii 1 1. in. niisiiv lis
" ' JNO. S. LONG, L.L.D. V 1 ' '' '
!":.f "' 1 m -' a
a 1 . 11 Pin
aFOSS LOWEST PICE 1
:''
While people all over the country are agitating the money qncs-A
tion some sound money (meaning gold), others free coinage of
silver not knowing whtob. they want we are now, aa always, pre- .i .
pared and willing to sell tne best
Horses
'Adapted to allfPurposes,
That hare erer beerb put on the
GOLD, SILVER, GREENBACKS, OR NEGOTIABLE PAPER. ,
'A fall and complete line of
always on hand.
M. Hahn & Co.,
s No's 118, 120 &
E. 17. Sr.lALLWE),
. Under Gaston House, South Jfrout Sticct, New Berne, N. C ; , i
- jFUI-iIL. l-iiIVJS OP
i;eiieiTalHa,rdwapo3S
Stoves, Carpenters Tools. Cutlery,
Table Ware, Carbed Wire, . '7:1
v I GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS,
..rv't ;" .,- Lime, Plaster and Cement. - . . i r
: DEVOE8 PURE READY MIXED PAINT?.
ty Personal attention to the prompt and correct filling o! all
orders, - . mtfm w,4ow ; . ,
s,AttaSc HoU
norchead City,
i'
EVERYTHING NEW J
' Accommodations better , than
; ever before? offered to tbe
? pnblictj .
trXOIAI, BATES TO rAMUJSS
'; :; AND PASTIES. .'
Oerresaanieaca f remptly answered.
W. P. Campbell, gr.
, From the H'
SEA-SIIOIIE . T
" ' To the '
Select Exclusion from
KTewbern and,
. Wilmington to
Tlie entire trip mle by diylight,
BienkfiiHt on the ooast and supper in
tlie inouulnina. -'
Two daya to anend at Mt. A'ry, at the
foot of the Blue Ridge. Bu su e you
don't miss Jt. '
rARE: Only 3.50 from Nebem
and Jacksonville.
IHHIT
J. v.
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Anyone needing 8w lin 1 fr
;ta! 'if
ly
or any other purpwo, can v t it
paying the cartno to Mil l
Slilngto and Dryfn 1 .... -1 1
1 kkJi A4 4 " r
i i
1 SJJUT " MAtOiaYH4 A
mi I
uoraws ueuooijantt aimeRJo OT mvii
oil; ouw TiUiinKil'-ou Jco.'fr xuditlaxit
I .... . ...r . 1 Sit V UatiII,
auiii twn --' -,,-:t . .- - .', j - --j ' - . - -
111 r 11 11. 1 j a hdii ii iii lu-vrjuiai
car load or each,
& Mules
New Berne. Market for cash, either
Baggies,
Wagons and Harness ;
' -HV.
122 Middle Street.'
$25 BICYCLES I
, Caa be bought la '97, hot at
- present we desire t call year ..
attention to the following VV.
Bicycle Noveltlea Jnst yee'4, " v
Ladles' Cotton Sweaters, Ladles' Woole
sweaters.
Uetita olf Hoae, woolen, latest patterns: '
Oenta UoU Hose, cotton leet (or summer
wear; uenu uoii Hose, an cotton.
Bicycle grata In the following slanilanl
alalestlc, aofrer.PnenmaUc, Uartord,
Bloycle stands, three varleUesi lucyela
er. Automata), (two vaiiutlea .
(two var
iranie polishers, three varieties; tae aew and
popular wooden handle bare, two stylee;
UlL'yvie lacinR coru. iwu coiura; tyyciomeiera,
bulla, wrenches, ollera, lanterne all atylea-
bleyele locks, combination kef and eliatn .
locvs ln'alluiulnum, nlokel and brass, handle
gripe, In all styles. We also hae constantly
on hand a lull Una of Bloycle nttlngs, tlrea,
rlins, valves', ebalna, spokos, etc., and we are
well equlped to do hnj kind Of Bloycle re
pairing. Also a full Una bt spoHlug goS,
Baae ball bats, et.. 1
avAt considerable expense we Kae fwrw
chaw (1 a fumona Bureka Maoger A BerRur'a
Celebrated Knaraelllng Oven, and we guar
antee to do work with these machines eijual
to any that can ba done elsewhere, lio not
send your work North bnt call on us and save
time and money. Besneettully,
F. S. Duffy, Prop.',':'
A. E. Plttman, Ilnr.
PRIVATE
Day and rjoartling
-" School. : ;; :.; . ' v.-.v . ; :, '
N0N SECTARIAN . .,s..
Mrs. A. B, Ferebee will open a first
class icliool on Sept. J.
1'rtmarr, inh-rmeuiale nnd Illlic t
Branclf. Ilavii g conrjccUd inlereal with.
Mist Pmrkk "I Kiiia i n, wlm'h .s tuuifht
auc.-e-fefuMy t'.ir tear, we will etttUi,-h
a m hool tquii el lulTy lorn. oft ilir..iu h
ednoiliou and cuIut .lion; pupils IllUd fur
colli go , ; . . , ' ' , V
JdViiliiiiiiiik's-aiKl Ei clisli rpciiilliii
luoi;n g if .eslruC . -
l.oi, id s- in mi lor l.upiUhlun dollars
a noi.l'i. ;
Prin ary D. mrlmcnt ,
fin
Inienii'-- inlo- .
Cla-:cl
53.1,.. Iii.i.lJabWil.
will re-0in l.er s;hnn, at her
r si hrcc, Monday, tV-pt,, 7th.
Full Etu',; h course, Jalin, Ger.
mun ami i rnich.
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