I'sw Eeshe, N. D. Sept. 19, 1896
iiw uniimuiiiTs, -Take
to Davis' raucy.
Republican Senatorial Convention. -C.
E. Nelson-Fine Btt J: ... ; .A
Lodge Directory:
K'REKA LODGBr KO. T. I.O. O. F. : OM-ccrs:-T.
6. Hvuian.N.G.; B. . GhIom, V- G.j
n. H. Hall, B'e'd. Sec'tyj K. J. IHsoeway, Ftn'l
See'tjr; J. L. Cooper, Trees. Regular meut
tr.gs, ererv Monday nly Mats o'clock.
OA LDMET BNCA MPMENT DOl t, 1. O. a f.
(.micfr.--w. i. l'i(t,C. P.; B.S. Guton, H.
I: J. L. Cooper. 8. W.: C H. Hall, J. W.;
H. H. Street, Moribe; B. B. Neal. Treaa. Keg
ular Encampment, IK, W, and ttb (It any)
Thursday nig til In each month at eight
!tNTnNCT.CkilOtrTN0.1. P. M. I. O. O. P.
mcer. Geo. Green, Captain: t. O. Hy-
Bian, Lieut.: w. if. uonen, kmirdi n. o.
Uuloa, Clerk ; W. J. Pitta, Accountant. Beff
olar Cantonmenta, M and 4th I liuniday
a wo to In aaou moou atao'ciocx.
t'KAVKN tODOB NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HAR
MONY: Meeta tad and 4th Wednesday
nights in each month In Rountree's Hall.
Offlcera.-T. A. Green, W. it.; R. 8. PHmroee,
HT JOHN'S liltMiK NO. S. A. F. AND A. U
' 8. W.i i. B. Clark, i. w.; Jfts. neainonu,
Treaa.;T. Q. Hyman, Hec'ty. Regular Com-
munleauona su w eanesaay eaou moron.
al KW BBRNV CHAPTER NO. 46, R. A. M.
,unnn I. c. uiml H. P.. N. Case. Kinir
H. J. .ovtck. Scribe: T. A. Green. Tres.:
Jar. Redmond, Sec'ty. Regular 4.onyoca-
tioas aa Jionaay eaen mootu.
fcT. JOHN'S COMMANDERT NO. 10. K. T.
Officers 5-r. Ulrich, K. C. : H.J. Lovlck. G.;
r.R. Street, O.G.;l. A. Green, Treas.; B. II.
Meal, Reeorder. Kegnlat Conclaves called
on onui 1st Frraay mgnt in ucwuw. jieri
sags la Maaonlc Bait
a THEM A LODGB NO. 8, K. of P. Meets
every Tnesday night In K. 01 P. Hall, Middle
nueev. w. M- Hennery, v. a, n. diuiiuiii
V. C; W. 8. Parson. K. R. 8.
mi am locals
Weather forecast for today : Gen
erally faif.
The fine residence of T. J. Tar
ner on Hancock street, is being re
painted. .
' The' interior of J. R. Pigott's
. residence on Hancock street, is being
greatly improTed.
Maximum temperature yesterday
at Brad ham's drag store 92 degrees,
Minimum 84 degrees.
There is a new building being
erected on the North side of Phil
lips' harness shop on Middle street
The Bryan speaking yesterday, at
. Goldsboro, took away a good many
- from here. There was a noticeable
abscense of politicians during the
day.
Sam B. Waters has completed the
' improvements and painting about
his store and is now ready for the
regular customers, loafers and
political "argufiers again.
A good sized snake, species un
known, was seen yesterday near
Hancock and Johnson streets. It
came out from nnder a house in
that vicinity and returned to its
hiding place without being dis
turbed.
Several of the sailors from one of
the large schooners now in port,
kept New Berne alive to the fact of
their existence until a Into hour last
evening by the ringing of the bells
of the bicycles they were riding, as
well as by their characteristic songs.
The fallowing are registered at
Hotel Chattawka: J. L. Lincoln,
Mobile, Ala.; S. C. McCatler, N,
Y.j Clarence Flower, N. &; Sam'l
P. Morton, Jr., Baltimore; W. P.
AnJerson, Richmond; R. F. Brod
das, N. C; Chas. A. High, Balti
more; R. L. Woodard, N. G.; Clif
ford 0. Anderson, Jr. Atlanta; M.
. Manley and Bosie Manly, City,
BIRD.
At the residence of Mrs. E. M.
Smith, at C p. m., 18th inst, Mrs.
Alsie Williams in the 85th year of
her age. Funeral at Centenary M,
E. Church this afternoon at 3
o'clock. '
Mrs. W. A. Palmer died at ber
home on Change street Friday even
ing at 9:45 p. m., age seventy-fonr
years and ten months. The funeral
service will be held from Centenary
M. E. Church, this afternoon at 4
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances
invited to attend. -
. Shlpa-ia
The schooner A. L Ponder, Capt.
Davidson, arrived in New Berne
yesterday and is to be loaded with
lumber at Congdon's mills.
The schooner. Nettie W. Capt,
Thos Elizon, arrived yestetday
with a large cargo of cotton.
eMUCrf t
Owen Bryan, a colored man,
brought to the JoubvIl office Fri
day, a sprout which he had fonnd
inside pumpkin, which he had cut
open to cook. - v .
The sprout wu seven inches in
length, with the pumpkin seed at
one end, at the other was two small
1 sves. . '
Eryan claimed to have found sev-
1 of theseusproots inside of the
rpkin, which he said was per
' l!y whole when he cut it up.
1'ow did these sprouts grow inside
; pnmpkinf Is this another dry
or phenomenon? i
RawThejr Bearl It,
Tha Journal, knowing the in
terest felt in the Republican "county
convention, which was held in '.his
city, Thursday, called npop a riqm
beaof the. leading Republicans in
this city yesterday to get their views
on the situation, and what they
thought of the convention. . ,
The following were interviewed
and expressed themselves.
R. 0. Kehoe--Everything Waal
stttisfactory.. I bare no complaints.
Was glad to see no friction in the
party.' . '.. '''
Robt. Hancock One of the best
conventions. ever held in this county
Being a candidate, myself, I feel
modest about saying anything re
garding the, nominees of the con
vention- : ' ..-of vk yA:ii '::
J. L. Hahn As the result of
Thursday's convention, the RepubH
can party of Craven county stands
united in solid phalanx. No fac
tions. 'No bickerings, a No strife.
This means an increased Republican
majority at the coming election.
J. E. O'Hara. The result of
Monday's convention will be an in
creased vote for the Republicans. All
factional strife has been healed.
The nominations of good business
men in the main on, the ; tick
et will gain the confidence of the
people as the election draws near,
and the opposition cannot be as
great as it otherwise would have
been. Allot the defeated candi
dates will work for the ticket. The
Republicans of the county feel thank
ful to the New Berne Journal for
its fair and impartial report of the
convention.
Ex-Sheriff Hahn. I am happy
and contented, but am sorry that
my friends feel so disappointed in
my defeat. I believe Russell and
McEinley will be elected.
R. W. Williamson. One of the
quietest conventions ever held in
Craven county. -
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Henderson Cole, who has
been ont of the city, returned home
last night.
Mr. P. M. Pearsall returned last
evening-frcm a trip to the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mr. James Simmons, of Raleigh,
came down last night to spend a
few days in the city.
Mrs. T. M. N. Geoige and chil
dren have returned from Durham,
N. O., where they were visiting
relatives.
Rev. Henderson Cole left for
Hubert lact night where he begins a
series of meetings, to last through
next week.
Mrs. W. E. Clarke, who naa been
away on a visit, returned to this
city yesterday. She came on the
steamer Neuse. .
Mr. Charles Roberts, with J. II.
Hackburn, returned yesterdayfrom
the North, where he has been on
business.
Mrs. U. S. Mace, and children,
who have been away on a pleasure
trip, returned home yesterday on
the steamer Nense.
Mr. J. D. Bangert who has been
visiting his brother-in-law, Mr, W.
M. Watson, left for his home on
the steamer Nense yesterday after
noon. . .. . . . ,
Maj. D. T. Carraway, who has
been spending the summer at Black
Mountain, returned home last night
Master Goelett Carraway returned
with the Major.
Miss Rosa A. Dail, who has been
North for several weeks, will retnrn
tomorrow, and be prepared to meet
her music classes in the New Berne
Academy, on Monday
Mrs. Hollister, Mrs. Neta
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Manley and two boys, Miss Slover,
the Misses Hollister and Miss Mary
Giliam returned home last evening
after a two months tour through
the Lakes, Springs, Ores and other
resorts in the mountains of Virginia.
Mr.Barney Chadwick who attended
at the Hon. W. J. Bryan's speaking
at Goldsboro retu rned to his home last
evening by way of New Berne, and
expressed himself as being very
much pleased with Mr. Bryan and
his speech. Miss Mabel Chadwiok
wu also at Goldsboro. ,
. Vew Berae Marabala.
The following gentleman have
been appointed to act as Marshals
at the Democratic Rally, whioh will
take ' place at Kington, N. 0. on
September 24th. ,
XL R. Bryan, jr., C B. Foy, Joe
McSorley, Thos. W. Waters, F. S.
Duffy, Howard PaUr, D. L. Roberts,
jr., ,G. A. Barfoot, B. .B. Neal,
Percy Cox.
NERVOUS Troubles are due to
inipoveriahed blood. Hood's Bar
aaparilla is tha One True Blood
furlfler and riCn VETO NIC. :
' Baralait BIwe Blarf.' ,s '
The story which has been going
the rounds concerning the man wh
c urged his Maker, and 'was turned
into a burnjng man, beinralive and
on fire but never bing (Consumed,
has served its purpose as a warning,
and it seems a pity to say ft was un
true, but' to deal justly,": however
necessary the moral may be, which
snch a story seeks to impress, the
Journal is compelled to publish
the following, from its correspond
ent.- The reader can pass his or her
own opinion upon it. V; ;
Pine Bluff, Ark., September 13.
I have answered not less than SO
letters containing inquiry concern
ing the story of the "Burning Man."
There is ho truth in the story, but
is simply a sensational fake written
by a negro preacher, who lives here,
to some- one at Wilmington, N. C.
I am surprised at an enlightened and
sensible people even noticing snch a
preposterous story, I
Perhaps yon had, better have this
card published, it may satisfy peo-i
pie. . J. II Hudson.
Ti n1 lit VttAa nnnn mi ra - It V1a7i
RDd you vi uot bt nervous ; Pure
KtnJ . U- t.. I. !. TT If. 43
rilla which is lima the greatest and list
Hood's Pillt cure nuU8' a. sick headache
indigi slioo, biliousness. All druggists, 23c
MAKBIAGE. . .
Mr. Geo. P. Hatsell was married
to Miss Ida Ballance at Ocracote
September 16 at the M. E. Church
at 7 o'clock p. m. A reception was
given aboard , the "Lay Boat"
Thursday the 17th. A large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen from Ocra
coke attended and pronounced it
one of the grandest and most suc
cessful affairs ever witnessed aronnd
Ocracoke.
' The evening was passed away by
dancing singing and sailing, every
one went home fejoioing and wish
ing the couple a happy and prosper
ous journey through life. W. C. M.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, September 18.
OPENING. CLOXB.
December Wheat, 61 ' 61 J
January Pork, 8.75 6.92
January Ribs, 8.35 3.43
Tha Diac ovary Saved Bis Lift.
Mr. C ' Caillouette, TJruggist, Beavers.
tille, III., says: "To Dr. King's New
-Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians for
milts about, but ot no avail and was sjven
up and told I could not live. Having; Dr
King's New Discovery in my store I sent
for a bottle and began its use and from
the first dose began to Ret better, and afar
uiing three bottles was up and about
again. It is worth its weight in gold.
We don't keep store or bouse without If
Get a free trial at F. 8. Duffy's Drug
Store. - '
Electoral Tata By Btatea.
Alabama ...
Arkansas
California..;
Colorado .
Connecticut,
Delaware
Florida
Georgia,
Idaho,
lUinola,
Indiana
Iowa, ,
Kansas.........
Kentucky,...,...,.,..
Louisiana, ...
Maine
Maryland,
Massachusetts,
Michigan
Minnesota,
Mississippi
Missouri,
Montana,.,.
Nebraska,....
Nevada,
New Ham shire,
New Jersey,,.,. .....
New York
North Dakota.......
North Carolina,
Ohio
Oregon,.....,..,,,,...
Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island
South Carolina.......
South Dakota........
Tennessee,
Texas,.,
Utah,
Vermont ,
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia,
Wisconsin ,.
Wyoming
Total, ... ........
Necesiiary to elect,..
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Republican Senatorial
Convention. "A:
The Republican Senatorial Convention
oftbe 8tb District will be held In King
ton, N. C, on Wednesday, September
am, at 11 o'ciock a. m., tor ins purpoae
ol nominating: Senators, lor this District.
and attending to such otber business as
may come before tue convention. , .
Bv order of tha Chairman of the Exccu
tire Como-ittee of the Couatles compos
ing the 8th Dittrict.
Baltimore, Md.
I
The Paper of the People,
Far tbe People and with the People.
Honest in Motive, Fearless in Expression,
Bound in Principle, Unswerving: in
its Allegiance to Bight Theories
V. - and Bight Practices.
Tbe Srm publishes all tlie news all the
time, but it dors not allow its columns to
lie degraded bj unclean, immoral or
purely sensational matter.
Editorially. The Son Is the consistent
and nnchaouioa cliamoion and delender
of popular riilits and interests araiiiKfv
political machines and monopolies ol
every character. Independtnt in all
things, extreme in none. It is for pood
laws, good government and good order.
Br mail Fifty ita a mouth, Six Dol
lars a year.
EUERYDODYI
Is asking us how it is we can sell so
AHEAP!
With Five Large Stores to buy Tor and
One price to all Cash,
is the secret. ' - A-A'"'--
Immence Fall Arrivals
It is an endless variety of Dress Goods
we are showing this week. Two special
attmctioua, . One l"t of Bine and Black
Serge at 18c, per yard that we sold last
season at 2oc. Una line 0 inch silk
warp Black Henrietta that rgular. price
wsa $1.25 per yard our price Ti.
Millinery Dep't.f 1
We will have the laruest stock to" Tie
carried in New Berne this fall, and with
Mrs. Bcitio Whalev as manager of this
Department, it is needless to eny that it
Will be more than a success in all its
branches.- We are very busy opening,
but we will lake pleasure in showing you
our new arrivals. . ; .
THE BIG
Dry Goods Mm
V .. . . U , ;.
G. A. Barfoot, Mgr.
Silver or Gold !
. It matters not 1 , What we want ;
. is vour order for that Fall Suit.
THAT you must have. Our " "
Fail and Winter Samples are
ready for your inspection. A'so -
a line ot CassimeroS and .'
Worsteds in stock if you do r.ot .
. wish to wait. We guarantee Fit
: , and Prices. ; Goods were never
, so good or prices t low as now.
F. M. Chadwick.
101 Middle Street. . .
If a four wheel 'machine tis a Quad
ricycle, and tnree wheel machine la a
Tricycle and a two wheel machine is a
Bicycle, what would you call a one wheel
machine 1
Wh, a Wheel BarrowJo besure. .
Very Good. , ' . , ,
;HTo-w .Pat !
, If you wanted the beet, Bicycle what
would you do T ' "
Why I would go to-
J.C WHITTY & CO'S.
' AND
OCT :
"VICTOR J"
Take Notice t
The best thing for New Berne that bos
ever nappeneo. An enterprise that will
be ever a success. We are now sawing
cook wood, stovs or range lengths,
me very ; nicest kind, r- and stonng
it away under large slied houses
keeps dry aiwavs In raiur weath
er, and never gets wet . ,
we keep a large stock of this kind on
hand. Wo cut the prices on sawing, as
wears petier prepaied to riojt cheaper
than heretofore, and we now deliver it
in your wood houses or anywhere yoOi
want n, wunout any tronole to you, only
givo jour orders to BIG HILL, the
ouingie Man.
, You can also do Big Hill a favor,, by
reporting to him, if his own earts don't
deliver tbe wood anywhere the customer
may want it put.-. We have polite dray
men ai'il tike luains n-mly to serve the
good citizens of New Berne, if they will
only take hol'lor an euterprite like this,
one that has never la-en oilered to New
Berne like this lfore. ,
Hesnet-rfullv, --
BIG HILL. The Shioglo Msn.
- FOB RENT ! -
FDfiNISHED OR DNFUBNISHED
Tlie Residence now oceupieil by
Miss Emma Disosway Posset
tlon given Octolr 15, 1898.
Apply to - . Mk Disosway.
If you had
A Rose Bush
and esch'rose kept its perfume in a little
bottle in the centre, it would be no sue t
er, purer, or more lasting than the Per
fumes we otter for sale. .. Your luvorite
Odor Is sure to be here tor our stock
embraces almost every known good per
fume, domestic and imported at popular
prices. , ' -
BKAUnAffrS KrlAIlYlAWT,
- For Kent.
' House on South Front Bt
For sale, one light InifU'V Rood as new.
not a scratch onjit, will be sold cheap tor
cosh. Apply to P. M. Daky.
I vj boutti r ron di.
Dreaa GssSi Uepartmeat.
We art showing an enrtUe vnrtrty of
cottons, wollens tnj silks this wick, don't
walk out of eur atore before p i! ; our
eleSant line of silks from 25 ci. ! i l.r.8
per yard. I' :'s.
FAT
Bl'SISEi5 LIM'IIA
FAT stall fedBef, Lamb, Mutton and
Vteni3on, for steak or roast, tins morning.
Chas. E. Nelson..
OHOrnR miAlitv Prnrv1 Anrir ol. 10
cents per pmind, and a new lot of nice
frpit Jeuy, o cents per pnuno, nt
. AIcDaniex 4 Gaskill's
FKESH Grits and a new lot- of those
nice Enslish Cured Shoulders which we
cut, just received, ar SIcUanibl & Gas
kiix's. . - r , ? .- .
PICKLED Piz Pork, tbe best meat for
seasoning vegetables there is. 6 centaroer
pound., , , JUCUANIBI, UABKIU,
10.000' pounds of Pale Cream Chiese at
James F. Taylors. Jut received and in
cold storage For sale at New York
JUST Beeeived a fresh lot of Bologna
sausaga 10 eta, lb. fivsb corned Ports
mouth mullets, 40 cK perdoc at - ,
Phoney v ' J. R. Pakksb, Jr.
GOOD Boasted Coffee 20cts. lb. Very
finest butter 23 cts. lb, cut bam 12cts. lb.
Fulton Market corned beef 8 cts. lb. full
cream cheese 15 cts lb. at . : -
Phone 69 r : J. K. Pabreb, Jr.
FRESH Fat flakei 10 cts. pk'ff. and a
full and Somp'.ete line of choice lamily
Groceries at the very lowest cash prices.
Give me a - trial and I will sell you our
goods or make come one else sell you very
cueap. ' uespecuuiiy.
Phone 09. ; J. B. Parker. Jr.
JUST received 25 bushels bolted . water
mill meal, 15c,, peck. Try my sliced
Usui and bboulder. a, E. Allkgood.
78 Middle street. 5 . . . -
CALL at 85 Middle street and buy a new
suit of Clothes. I have a fine lot of Fall
aud Winter Samples in, and will be glad
to show them at any time. Give mo a
trial. 8. D. Pahrkh, Merchant Taylor,
No. 5 Middle Street 1 v. v : . .
BE8T Creameiy Butter, Ireeh from the
dairy, 25c. per pound; best refined -pure
Lard, 8c. Railroad Baking Powders
best cheap powders in the market.
J. J. TolSOK.
SEWING Machine Supplies. Needles
keut in stock for all kindo of Sawinn Ma
chines. Sewing Machine Oil, Belts, Screw
drivets, uiiers. Also tlie various at-
tachmenU for Sewing M.chinis. J. C.
Whitty & Co., egenU lor tbe Wheeler
& Wikoo Utf Ball-lx-aring tealng Ma
chine.
NICE l. r nt Kin H'crV lln.i.V jut in. Best
Ham in ihe'roarket. A i, 1 p. tn.ds.
: J. J. To- son.
FRESH bit of Polled Hmi) ltd Yi'ngue,
,lb. can Sc., t lit. eini lite. J . I. I oi.bon
'Phone 4G.S
DO 'KOT KAIL
and send to our mark, t in tlio morn
ing. We have a tine display of
MEATS of all kinds.
FRESH SAUSAGES lOo.
Sam'l Cbhn & Son
A FINE IDT OF
KOUrvTDKKOB
APPLES.
JUST WY THEM
LEMOWS'
23 CTS. PER DOS.
- Reward.
Reward.
'Reward.
We win par t20.oe to the person
Who wlU bring ns a stove that will
ompare In quality, Snlia and
point ol zoellenoe with to.
J""'
:'A: A I WE. NOW HAVE
' ON OUR FLOOR. ,
W. will have aa Jadgas three dlalataraated
Persooa. '
We 'want yon to sea these stove, fsmd
Ranges whether joa wish to boy or not.'
:. They an the handeomest stoves ;
, ever shown in North Carolina, and
: each la warranted by BUCK'S '
. STOVB EANQB CO, and by
Slover Hardware Company to give
perteot satittaonon or w. wlU re
' land your money. - . - -
rWCall and let ns show vod anvthlne In
our line you may need. We guarantee OCR
rtuuiuron aoyuiing weaeii.
Yours XespeeMuUy,
BROAD STREET
Fruit - Store !
A NEW DEPARTURE.
I with M Inform my friends nd patrons
thut I have opened a wholefa'e depart
ment in connection wiji my rvtall store,
and sra receiving a fresh lot of goods by
each steamer. " ,
M stock consists of the very best qual
ity of Apil, Bannnie, lemons, Pears,
Peaches and Confectioneries; also Cab
bages, Irish Potatoes and Onions. In
connection with this I will carry a lull
lino ol Family Groceries which I will sell
cheap for cash.
'llianklng you lor past favors, and
hoping to merit the continuance of same,
I am yours Oltedient.
J. D. I i... "ID,
Ne. 63 Breal Street.
1 am buying ny goods in Hie North.
era Markets tor canli, and will sull as
cheap at any house in tlie city.
This will inform r v rn ' A t' t I
We opened my I ... s 'it the
same old stand, on t ) 1 : l, op
posite 1). (1. t - nw's lis . i ik-
vvrrrv.VA-v n n s v -v,vv::.va:
IPvepe Yoqi Bqllots.
The JouenAL will pay to the person, who comes the
nearest to giving the correct number of Electoral votes
cast for the National Presidential Ticket, .
" A $20 Gold Piece, .
A $20 Currency Note,
" ;; or $20 in Silver, .. .
as the successful predicter may choose.
, The conditions attaching to this voting Contest are
lliat all votes cast must be upon this blank, and the
- voters jnnst be subscribers to the Journal, Daily or
Weekly. -
Every subscriber will be entitled fo vote on the blank .
taken from each issue of the Journal. " ,
Saturday, October 31st, will be the last voting day "
; in this cdntost. Each vote received will be dated, tour
and day it comes to this office, and will be so recorded
and filed. The successful voter will receive notification , '
v as soon as official returns come in. . ... , .,
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BRYAN, SEW ALL or WATSON jj?
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McKINLEY AND HOBART
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PALMER AND BTJCKNEB . .
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VOTERS NAME
- Subscribers eut around Border.and send to JOTJENAL. . S
MATS, ;;
HATSI
Perforated, Embossed, Corrugated and
Pyramid Hatting. .
" Corrugated' Stair Tremls, any -size.
Why wear out your carpet and make noise on your stairs ? when it can
be prevented by using our STAIR TREADS. AH our goods are manu
factured by the N. Y. B. & P. Co., acknowledged pioneers and leaden
for half century. .
IIYMAJT SUPPL.Y C
Successors to J. 3. BISOSWAT CO. . - '
E. W. SUALLWOOD,
Under Gaston House, South Front Sttcct, New Berne, S. 0.
PULL Vj-jIIVB OJP
General Hardware.
Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
Table Ware, Darbed Wire,
' GALVANIZED PIPE. PUMPS,
Lime, Plaster and Cement,
' DEVOES PURE READY MIXED PAINT8.
Personal attention to the prompt and correct filling ol all
orders mg3aiw,dow
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TJUWhile people all'ovr the country are" agitating the money ques-tion-some!sonndmoney
(meaning gold), others free coinage of
silver notjknowing which they want we are now,' asj always, pre-
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Horses & Mule
That hare ever been put on theJNew BerneJMarket for casb, either
UULU,;aiL.VJfiK, UliKKBAUKS, OB NBQOTIABLB PAPER.
A full and complete Hoe of Buesles. Wtcrons md Hirnnu
always on hand. Medicines and
ailments of the Horse.
Wn'a 11ft. 120A
IIEV7 - BERME ACADEMY,
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$:z2 of IGC3 and 1097, :
Under tho plun of reorganization,
Classical ana Jingiinn Uourses by a corps or eminent Educators,
from the University of N. C, Horner's School, and other
r notod Educational Institutions. . ' , -v .
Tuitioa Tees monthly
not exceed,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
INTERMEDIATE "
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for Further IiifoNmiJion, A
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MATS.
BEST -.
car ioaa 01 eacn,
or
all Purposes. ' "'
Liniments -of all kinds and for til
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offers thorough Instruction, in the
in advunco. ci:
11
.$1.25 IVrluHi.
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3.00
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