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NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY MORSINC- FEBRUARY C. 18W.
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ESTABLISHED ISP.'-
It not
the
name
. that
makes
the
Columbia
.Bicycle
THE BEST Its the machine itself
It ScPEBion Construction, .The
name limply shows you are getting
Ihe genuine article. . - ...
; Only one place you can get
f-w .-:;' them In New Berne
The COLOMBIA Agency.
TOLT. IIIIX,
; AGENT, -
FkenaSO. ' 01 1. Front Street.
SOLD ON E&Sf PAYMENTS.
twenty's
127 MIDDLE ST.
v Physclans
Prescriptions
Carefully Prepared
At Prices to suit the times.
- ISP A choice selection of Por
Jnmee and Toilet Articles.
GUANO
- FOR
CASE!
If you want Guano tor
Gash we can supply
1 you with
Old Reliable Brands
At Rook Rollout
, Prices
J.C.Vhitty&iCo
Farmers.
- We have A FULL LINE of
PLOWS, :s
HAIIROWN,
CULTIVATORS,
' and all other 'Farming Im.
' piemen ts at EOCK BOTTOM
PBICES.
TO MEKCHANTS-Wo can soil
goods at manufacturers prices,
you
Is. H. Cutler Co.
3 lbs, Atmore's Mi no Meat.
1 " Arbnckle's Onffea.
S Cans large liie Baking Powder.
- " Standard Tomatoes,
" . " . Corn.
-1 Bars Good Soap.
tjVAll Flrstelass Goods. r ,'
Allerood Grocery Cenpaar,
- v ' in auaie atrees. ' .
B
Stationery
LATEST Newspapers, Per loll
eals aa4 XairsiiiiM, msj always
befooaitat
T. W. WATERS'
1C3 Iliddlo Ct.
t ,""!' i'pn'riiit om rueivcd fur sl porl-0i!k'a.-
V Ve.l utiiiiilii for m', Onli-ra
taken f. r ' 1 mi !!!. X.ainil Bint
riutd'N"'' i, r. nn tM, Ii :'.., c'r
I;
Senator Chanaler's PDZZlinaL Bi-
. metallic Resolution.
Senator Allen's Pertinent Qnery.
Tariff Cut on Steel Rails. Sign-.
. ing of Venezuelan Artitra,- '
tlon Treaty ,
r Jocbsai, Bi'RitAr,
WAsniSQTOS, D. G, Feb. 5.
Senator Chandler has puzzled the poli
ticians by the introduction of a resolu
tion declaring it to be Hie sense of the
Senate that tbe United States should not
permanently acquiesce in the single gold
standard, and Unit the efforts of the
Government in all its branches should be
directed to secure end maintain the use
of silver as well ns gold ai standard
money, with the free coinage of both.
Mr. .Chandler cnlls his resolution
another s'.cp towards bimetallism and
has announced his intention to speak on
in order to refiitn'argumcnt made by
Senator Vilas, whom. lie calls a gold
monometallism and Senator Pettigrew,
whom he colls a1 silver monometallism
when those two Senators voted against
the International monetary commission
bill. . :
There is an impression that Senatoi
Chandler, who, while In no sense 6
leader of his party, is one of the slickest
wire pullers now in politics, has somi
object In view which he hasn't men
tioned and isn't likely to mention, bui
tobody seems to know just what It is.
Although Mr. Chandler is a Republican
of the most pronounced stiipe, the bittei
personal attack h made on MoJCinle)
nd Hanna just before the National con
vention met last year make u reason
ably certain that he will have little or no
influence" with the coinini; nuininistra
tioo. If it wasn't for thnt he might bt
supposed to be acting for McKinley.
Be usually acts for Chandler. -
While the Senate was wi angling as to
whether theicarugua bill, the Bank
ruptcy bill, the conference report on th
Immigration bill, or the Pacific Railroad
resolutions should first lie disposed of,
Senator Allen very pertinently asked:
Does the Senate proposo to do nothing;
The Bankruptcy bill is in tho latest
stages of consumption; the Nicaragua
Canal bill is about to be nailed In its
coffin, and the Senators si putting ofl
these Pacitic Railroad resolutions, ll
the Keanre intends doing anything be-
yond passing the appropriation bills at
this session iijwill have to hurry up, at-
time is rapidly eating up the small
mainderof the session.
It is already evident that the new
tariff bill will not Increase duties upon
everything. For instance, the majority
of the Wavs add Means criminittee havt
Informally decided to cut the duty on
steel rails nearly in half. The duty on
teel rails under tho present turiiT
about cqunl to 7.64 a ton, but It 1 not
likely to exceed 4 a ton in I lie new
tariff bill. Improvement In methods
and lessening the cost of rails by Amort
can " manufacturers Is given a the
reason for this cut'.
It may not make the treaty any strong
er bat tt certainty added something tc
the sentimental Interest of the occasion
that the Venezuelan arbitration treaty,
which was this week signed by the rep
resentatives of Venezuela and Great
Britlan, la the presence of Secretary 01
ney, at the Department of Stale, should
have been signed with a gold pen
owned by Senor Andrade.llie Venezuelan
Minister, which waa in a holder made ol
a quill from the wing of an American
Eagle and was decorated with a gold
heart surrounded by diamond, (Ire at
Britlan and Venezuela have been wrang
ling ovor that boundary Han for nearly
a hundred years and for some years past
there has been no diplomatic intercourse
between the two countries, All this is
now happily settled hy agreement to set'
tie the dispute over the boundary Hue by
arbitration, and the two countries, will
at once resume diplomatlo relations,
Secretary Olney is very proud of the part
he took really the leading part
bringing about this treaty.
TIXB STATE CAPITAL.
Ctrup BalM Mew- B.r. Fair,
JaJ( ftarwsml ! Bncr.
let'. rilf(.. r palliu aqnrl fl
erne. -
' " JOt-atxL Bl'KESV, 1
RsLiian, N. C' February .1. )
The tt round trip ticket to the New
Berne Fslr, wilh admimdou to the
grounds offered by tho Soul hern "R. It. is
certainly cheap enough. -
The committee yenterday afternoon
heard the cue of Judge Norwood and
decided they would be lenient, and give
him another trial, lie and Ins wife are
stopping her at the Park Hotel and it
was a pleasure to see him when told the
dwlslon of the committee.
The Progressive Farmer flatly refused
to publlih Skinner's attack in Senator
Butler only as a paid for publication
The editor termed Congreaamsn Skinner
"a political outlaw.', "
Senator Butler in his editorial over hi
own name In the Cancaalan, yulerday
Htde tuck an attack on Governor Rus
sell In what he calls bis double dealing
rcgnrijing the rumpus In the Populist
to ft he a coi.n i an kit
Ttk Lmdivs Bromo (Quinine Talilp'lf
All (jni;,';l li Mfua I tliS money if it fltil
in cure, v ie
Highest of all in Leavening Strength. Latest U. S. Gov't RepDV
Absolutely pure
lines and his pretended attempts to rec
oncile things, that tho governor will be
compelled to get up and explain things.
The Senator goes on and taunU Gov
ernor Russell that his love of power, had
made him do "questionable" things.
Have all tbe "glass houses" we used to
hear of been shattered! . This same paper
declares that "fusion is a failure."
The minority Populists aud the Repul -!
licon conference committees met lastj
night. The Populists declare they have
no men capable of taking care of the two
asylums, the ones at Morganton and
Uoldsboro, so they ask for the Judgeship
the Eastern criminal circuit. This
place may fall to Walter Henry, the
'big" Democrat who fell with a thud
into tho PopulUt party last year.
The Mecklenburg contested election
cases came off in t lie House yesterday
and tho, Democratic, sitting members
were turned out for the Republicans.
The executive committee of the Teach.
rs assembly met here this atternoon.
Die place- for the next meeting of the
Assembly was discussed, and they de-
tided to ask the legislature for a new
harter for the Assembly.
There is a bill in tho legitdalurc to pro
tect wives. It provides that a man shall
se guilty of a misdemeanor and be auh-
)ect to imprisonment, or a fine if he us
wults his wife.
The president of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House have taken charge
f the enrolling clerk's Swinsnn's office.
tie still refuse In accept Ihe negro
clerks.
Tomorrow afternoon in the Supreme
Court room the bill for annulment of the
.V. C, B. Ii- Lease will be heard liefon
the committee. It will attract a crowd.
Of Governor Russell's Reiarii
EateaH Lease.
Correspondence President llofl'inan
S.A.L. Submitted to Legislature
Governor Urges noCliiinire in
Bill Pending.
ilHClul
R.u.r.iou, X. C. February ."i. Gover
nor Russell sent a special iiicstupjc to ti e
legislature to-day, which crcat.-a a .1.
eided fvenantion.
It. fontaiiied Hie eorienpninli'iiie U
tweeu him and 1'iesideiit IIp.O'iiiiiii, nl
the Seaboard Air Line, ami llollinunV
proposition to lease the North Carolina
Railway for 20 jean at four lnui.lre.1
thousand doilara annually.
Hoffman makes the charge thai !.. h
aot previously lieen allownl l i eul.n.ii
proposition uu an equal fool ins w in,
other lines in submitting l licit- bi,l .u
the operation of this road.
The Governor says this clmr 1m iui-l
ling. That if true the lease of .the rnad
now is void in lointv, and lipiuiil.nl
In law and inoraU. and I be courts will
nullify it.
Tlie Gvernor recommends the prop
osilion of tho f'calioard Air Lino to tin
legislature, and urges that no cliane l
made in Ihe pending bill to annul the
lease ot the North Carolina Hallway n,
the Southern, and says the hitter baa in
right to complain, uvit leasi-d the road
from Ihe North Carolina Railway com
pany, and not from .the Slate. .
He then says: "Tho Stale Ima a large
interest lirthe Allanliii St North Carolina
railway. It is entirely practicable to
compel the lessees or purchasers of the
North Carolina Railway, to tukn Ihe
State's Interest In Ihe Atlantic A North
Carolina railway, provided the legisla
ture will authorize the sale or lease of the
latter road, and oats the measures nec
essary to enable the Stalo lo get value
for Its property.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
' . February !J.
Mat cotton iu New urk closes at
which is a po'Dl bixhnr than ihe
7.18
lose
yesterday.
Thi speculation i Lghl Willi no change
in Ihe general situation,
.. . Yours truly, ' .
' : J. K. Ltiim.
NERVOUS Troubles nro due to
impoverished blood. Hood's Sar
saparilla Is the One True Blood
Purifier and NERVE TONIC.
THK
MARKETS. .
Cn ioaoo, February !i,
orrnina, cnm.'
..... 75 75J
S.bn 8.8.1
May Wheal...-.
May Rlbi
' Baeklea'a Arbiea.lalve.
The Best 8slve In tho world fur Cnts,
Uruiics, Bores, Ulcers, Bull Hlieum, Feier
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, CliilMalua,
Coras, and all Skin l'.rupllons, and pnsl.
tivcly cure Piles, or no poy required. It
is guaranteed to give perfuutsatisfsctioa ot
inee;'unded. Frlcsjr.lrnls per box.
f ' bf.F. Ihiflv". ,'
Baking
Best Elgin Butter 23c. lb.
4ood Butter, 20c. "
Granulated Sugar 5c. "
Atmore Mince Moat 8c. "
J. P. Squiro's Pure
Lard 7c. "
If goods is not first-class monv
cheerfully refunded.
The Allegood Grocery Co.
T Middle 81.
Gentlemens
Dress Shoes.
These are all Very
Popular Prices.
1. Solid Leather, either mcili
tim or wide toes, ti-12, (Jong,
and Hals, 1.3S' pair.
3. Black ami Tan, Genuine
Calf, plain or cap too, wide or
narrow widths, regular sizes,
an elegant siioe fri.OO, pair.
3. The Host Otitlcim-n's Shoe
wo cany, made ot beat quality
CordiiViin leather, every pair
guaranteed, price 5, pair.
No.
No.
No.
2.'' Sample
Cost.
Shoes at Wholesale
o Bargain House
C. A. BAR FOOT, Msr.
lani for Hi Tax
es of 1890.
This is positively the last time I hall
appeal for city taxes. The city nerds the
money and the lioarl of t oiineil are urf-
lllg llle to collect. l,on;rer ihiliileuei
cannot lie niven.
tSF'l'ay up and prevent heinpj; adver
tised with cost a Ideil..
Ill lill J. I.DVli K,
.Tun. .M, Im',17. Ciiv Tax Colleelo .
C0AL! G0AL!
Wo sel
only the very
bet
ijtiality of
While Ash Coal.
Ktiii, STOVK AND CHLSTX!
SIZKS.
i liiler.-, left at tli" Mud, tear of
Hackbuni & Villcti'. r.oie, or at
ofliro. .VI .Suiitli Front Mtm l, will
receive prompt atletilioti.
noi.i.i -sTKi: co.v
M'lu.nc ;tl.
Por C
OUGHS,
OLDS,
ROUP.f
Col. Jordan Cough Balsam
''Frog in Your Throat:'"
Lixativc Bronio (Quinine,
DnlTy's Ci on p Syrup.
Davis' Pharmacy.
I willn Haturiluy. Fcb)6, 1
.'tlockl toon, sell at public an
Mb, t(1 lie lillieat l.l.lder, all I
1807, al 1?
?
auction foi
the kimhU,
wares aud merchandise, xtore flxturva
and other personal property and accounts
conveyed to me hy deed of assignment
from J. M. now-aid.
All pnrlies wishing to examine stock
and inventory mav do an l.y ealling al
the store Ulwen Ihe li.mrs of HI a. hi
an 1 1 p. m. Tbnrnlay and Friday, and
i from 10 . m. Saturday lo lime of sale
Goods v III he sold In bulk. '
Salo will take place at the store recent
ly occupied by J, M. Howard,
P. H. PELl.ETIP.lt,
Feb. 8, Ii7. ATep.
. All persons Indelitml to J, M. Howard
will please make Immediate settlement
wlthmc, , P. II. PF.LJ.ETIER, .
, 1 Assignee.
Go to
I
, For Fine HihII Fed Ue.r.
' f.smb, Motion, 'resh anil '
f Corm-d Pig Pork, and Veal '
every dny. Also live ami t
dressed Turkiys. WUl'havf
, nlonty to supply the tiude
, r"lnel Banssge In tlx e'sw ,
at 10c. per pound. , '
m numHu - hh
atmore:s
. Celebrated
IvIeat I
EAT
t'Yill fjOl tfllNl
KecoivtMl.
Yc,;i I. it Kieiu'li mi l California
Friineji, Kvapi. inted Apples and
I 'caches.
Inl.liU
I''n ih Canned
,!' All Kinds.
Clioice Ti'iH ;ii',. i; anted CofTVe.
The Very Best Klgii: Butter.
Prepared and Old l-'usliin IJuck
wlieat, Kinest quality,
I'n'lmi Market 'iirneil B.ief,
( '.irolin ; I;
IV. -Ii O.H h ial.ee
:.hk
i i.ui i:. i. Ai;i)
.i
BAKiNt; I'mwuki:.
The Very Best Goods
ani. Lowest Possible
Prices. Give us a Call.
Respectfully,
lilSk
N. I .
YOU
LIKE TO
DEAL
AT A
11
lieic things look n'.' a d
clean : wlu-ic I'l rks nie
oiilt.' and o'pli : iln': w lici e
ill lilelie.s are in.tdeoil li e:
nnoup a 1 1 w be: e ,,n K ll .
loll all- !.'. Il-ng
THE BEST
In the MARKET
AT tiii:
FA I ICI'NT TRICK.
Tliat's the sort of house we
keep. Cull and be sine of
it.
We have Just
Received a
Cargo of Tobacco,
Price Ktlf froHiJlOr.
Utile. Ik. '
JOHN BUNN,
6S &67 Pollock St.
. Hlaiiii'l 4 (
1 IS
1
(10
The Fight.
Between the Sugar Trust and
Arbncklo gives me an opportu
nity to sell Arliuckle's Ariosa
C.ff, at
20c per pound,
and .My l'ihl. fur
New, Good, More
Ir.s caused me to
tiling down, tp
)
illSIIK !
Murk Kveiy-li-k
l!otti,in
I'ricpp.-.
"A (.'ALL will convince von
that wo tire tie Cheapest ;ro
cor in town.
F. ULRICH.
Von have iund "iiur (
flaliiin" and found it cured.
mgli
X o w
tell your friend, evervun
tdi
Id
I. now l h.it wo 1 1 naranli
every Lot
tie. i i'ii re, no pay . t.'..e.
It rail lia m's
Orii"' Slor
(',.,. Middle and Poll. .el
Mn-el,
A I-'I.'KSII LINK OF
Chocolates
Bon Bons.
.m 'st im:
KIVKH. Tin
I- eilv at ll'i-
l-'iiicsl in li e oiii
per u nd.
X. XI! XX
.i to To (nice.
T. J. TURNER,
Slill
Jristls
in
Low Prices!
iV- '-.IK
l ijV-fc'r.;-p
.i.tiicm:::.
s w B i;m:. .
When
You Know
where to go for your work, you
And that well made clothed cost no
moro than shop -shop work. We
employ only tho most thoroughly
trained operators. Wo use only the
best material, wo charge only living
price. .
F. 51. Chnilvvl'-k.
101 Mlditle at reel.
ftpeiMhil stlmewar aale.
lie aura and tU-ad our apvel d sale of
Glassware . today, pieces worth
S3 snd (W ceaii nil o at oue prhv, tc,
eack ; Ilarfiaii',
TBMfflS
; mssm
i tr
1 li A V F. .1 I'M' IM.I I M 111 Him
K'.ii-- io K ! i a,i - ,! u e r ,i :
the ru T f .. ... I I t , ., ,
p. I . II ' .H .!(.!..,
T
HeIt i'
UUINDS0 :Z
mm
BOAR
You will necessan'y
spend much 1 im 3 in
the house and doubt
less will prepare these
Airy, Fairy Creations
suitable for the com
ing Spring- Sunsln .
We have a FEAST 1 ' r
BEAUTY LOVERS.
NEW
Embroideries
InJ.CEiidlessa: Variet .
St. Gall Seldom sends
more Dainty Beauti ;s
across the water.
3 Cents
to
75. Cents.
Coni'oriitul
X. '
Our
lew :
ALL WOO1.
BLANKETS
At $3.00.
A X l
E EAUTIFUL
COMFORTS
At $1.50.
Will Surely Bring:
SLEEP,
SWEET
SLEEP.
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