K KEW BERNE JODRNaL
New Borne, N. C, March 19, 1897.
' IEW ADTERTIHEXEMTB.
O. Marks Oo. If you. '.'', . v
F. VI rich The largest. - . '
UcDaoi.l & Gaskilli-Groccrirs.
. Bimiaiss local
WANTED Traveling salesman to Rcll
most complete line of Lubricating Oils,
BpeciMties, etc., on the market. Salary
or coinmiftsion. Atlantic Refining Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio. --.-.,'
LOST ! A chain with two small keys at
tached. - A liberal reward Is offered. J:
B. Whxis, Register of Deeds.
Lodge Directory:
KCKEKA 1.0 m;K NO. T, I. O. O. F. : dffl
.tri B. 8. Union, N. (J ; J. L. Cooper, V. u.;
-ectlreen, ItVtl. Hec'ty: R. 4. lilaoaway, (n.
rx-cty;-. it. I'ailter, Jr., Treae. Ktrulai
meetir.Kfc evei v Mo-uv utUt at 1: 30 o'cHK'k.
CAI.'JiICTl.NCAMPMENT NO. 4, 1. 0.0. F.
0-icer: B. 3. Union, C. l;J. L. Ooo-r, II.
".; . H. -treet, S. W.: N. C. Hu:ue, J. w.;
F.R. Ifyiua.ii, scribe; II. Ii. Nonl, -lean. V.?n
utar Kuoaiuiment8, 1st, lAl, and uth tit any)
I'linnutay ulKlna in ouch liiomii at
'Clock
LAN'l'ON CE1.!0.T NO. P. M I. O. O. F,
Di3u, Lieot.iB.s.;.u!oii, ti .,1 a; i'. h. Peiie
Kett'yi- C-'J' jnotie:i; ', jiud 4tii T.iun;
Uuy A ".bia ia eatu uiouUi e'.7:J o'clock
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHTS Of HAD
MONY: Meets '2nd ami 41 li Weclues(iH
lilghta in each moulh hi Kountreu'H Hall.
B. K. ltall, freaiduiu; J. H. Smith, Secretary.
T. JOHN'S LODGK NO. S, A. F. AN D A. M :
Officers: T. A.Green. W. M.; .1. It. Clark,
VI.; E.iB. Xel, J. W.; Jas. Keduioui ,
Trea.;T. li. Kvjivd. See'ly. lSenlar Com
iunicalions Su Welti. esilny eutii uipnth.
KKW GERNS CHAFl'EB :tO. 6, II. A. M.:l
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U.J. Lovlct, Scribe; T. A. ;iecn, TreHs.;
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stow m itonduV eau monhi. ' t ,
8T. JOHT8 COMM4NDlil:V NO. 10, K.T.:
Ornceii): KU ':. (;.!.; H.J. Loviek, O.;
It. Stieat, C. :.; '!. A. (i.ien, T:-eai.; li. D
eal, Jlecot'ne.. (te:ii:u Cinc avr:' flisi
.. and ilmiJ t,.ii:'ys ut t!e tuon:.
ATHENT A LOOtiE NO. S, K. o- P.-Meet'
veiy Tuesday lie lit in li. ol I. Hi . Lii.ni'e
hlreet. H. W. siiii-ti C. C: I'. I'. Avei y,
V.O.- W. S. l'aiMina K. K. &.ti.,C. C.'l.rorii
tOD. M. 0" I'.
CHATTAWKA TltlllK NO. 14, IMP. O. H. l
Sleets tbe 2ud 81eep of everv 7 Sunt j Monda
night at K. or l. Onstie (tall, Middle Street,
New lierne, N. C. Yisitiuu Iteil Men nlvav
welcome. II. W. .Siinpsun, Sachem; .1. il.
Smith, C. ol l
mi urn locals
, Hackbarn's line'of Spring goods
is increasing every day.
., The hotels were filled with trav
elling salesmen yesterday.
Mainsprings 50 cents, warranted
one year Bangert-the Jeweler.
: My prices are lower than anj
other tirst-cla88 workman in tlx
city. Baxter, The Jeweler.
The weather forecast for toJuy n
Local r&ins followed by fair weulh
er in the afternoon and warmer.
St. John's Comman iery No, 10,
K. T. will hold its regular Con
clave, tonight, being the third Fii
day of the month.
The Esther Wake Club will meei
tonight at the home of the Misset
Daisy ,and Mattie Green on East
Front and Broad streets.
The temperature yesterday as ob
served at the Government Climate
and Crop Bureau, was, maximum,
64.0 degrees; minimum, 43.0 de
grees; range, 10 degrees; rainfall .07.
William Davis, colored, one of the
street force, while cutting away dead
limbs on a tree on liar.cjck
street near the A. & N. C. li. 11.
depot, fell from the tree, injuring
hit back and knee.
The rumors here concerning the
death of both Corbett aud Fi tzsi Mi
nions, one of which originated in
the vicinity of tho A. C. II. li
depot, caused the Western I'nion
Telegraph operators quite a great
deal of annoyance.
The Fair which was held at the
heme of Mr. Charles Ileizenstein
yesteiday by the children in that
vicinity Was a decided sue jess. Be
sides a beautiful display of toys,
fancy work, there wore sterecplican
views, running races and speeches.
After the ceremonies, refreshments
were served which were enjoyed
equally as much as the other fea
tures of the Fair by all who attend
ed. The committee has Lot as yet
decided npon the dato for the next
one.
Now is thk Timb to pnrify your blood
and Hood's Harm punt la is Hie best medi
cine for tbe purpose. Thousands of great
cures prove that it is the One True Ulood
Purifier.
" Hood's Tills are the favorite family
Cathartic and liver medicine. Price 25c.
mmimmm " ,l.r KOI If ,
A note hat been addod to the
charts stating that 3 feet of water
can be carried at high water from
New Berne to Beaufort. N. C, via
Clubfoot Canal. At low wuter
about 1 1-2 feet can be carried.
ENTIRE STOCK
: No. 78 Middle Street, Under
j-ceialeatl-ear Siavlllf-. I nf, Beilri'i hn Ml Nlltl, j Naval teeerva Ta-lHi:b. i
The work train" of the W. N. A j. Prof. Gentry and his famous com-j The Naval Reserves will meet to
NT. 11. R, which was employed haul-! pan y of educated dogs and ponies, ' night at 8 o'clock,' to farther its
ing satfil at Ilatch's Fort three miles ( some one hundred in number, who, Jorganil&tioni elect petty officers and
Sonth of Maysville wag partially it Jib said, surpass anything ever hear the report of its oommittee on
wrecked yesterday alternoon about -seen in this line before, are soon to by-Jaws, : r f f?;:-;J
H o'clock. The locomotive was re- Jjisit this city. '.;Ttey. will exhibitj . Every member is earnestly re
turning on a down grade from the under their own waterproof tent at quested to be present and on time,
water tank towards the train of flat East 'Front and. Pollock, streets, t V. " -r. , ,,
cars.
which had been left levera!
hundred yards from the tank, when
the air brake failed to work. The
... . . ...I
engineer reversed bis engine, on it exniDition will, no doubt, be hailed - "M,r u-pu m me nvus uu .ui
war too latei Ihe engine bad too! with delight by -; everyone who iias rTer 80 that 6 J feet can now be car
much headway and ran with nnre- .either heard of or has had thepriy- riea H miles BDOva tlli8 cit7 in tne
laxed peei ioto the cars, derailing
two of them.
Au engine was sent out
from
Wilmington to assist in clearing the
track for the passenger train which
was scheduled to pa38 in a very short
while.
No one was hurt aud the damage
was very small. The passenger train
. . , , .
arrived one hour late.
PERSONAL.
Mr. C. T. Watson went to Wil-
1 mmgton on business ye8teniay
Mr. William M. Bigger of Kioh-
l monj arrived yesterday on business
Mr. J. W. Stewart went to Golds
boro on business yesterday and re
turned. Mr. T. L. Kerse, of Richmond,
representing the Armour Packing
'Jo., is in the city.
Mr. W. P. Anderson of Indi
mond is in the city stopping at the
Hotel (.'hattawka.
Mr. J. E. Allen of Cherry Point
ind Dr. Julius Levy of Baltimore
are in the city stopping at the Hotel
Neusee.
Mr. R 1). Parrott, Jr., of Nor
folk, arrived yesterday on business,
and is stopping at the Hotel
Cliattawka.
Mr. li. M. Felters, advance Agenl
for Gentry's Dog and Pony Show it
in the city making arrangements foi
an exhibition to he given here Mon
day afternoon and evening.
Thefollowing prominent members
if the New Berne Bar returned
from Beaufort yesterday where the)
have beeu attending Superior Court:
Messrs M. DeW. Stevenson, D. L,
Ward, Chas. Jl. Thomas, L. J.
Moore. A. D. Ward, P. M. Pearsall
md II. L. Gibbf.
What .llr. Hnncoek Hay.
The lialeigh Tribuno of yesterday
lius the following.
"lion. Kobt. Hancock', of Craven
county, and his son, Mr. Eeymoui
W. Hancock, arrived in the city yes
terday, and will spend several daye
here looking after privata busi
ness. Mr. Hancock is the author of the
acts of the last legislature repealing
tho charter of the insane asylums
aud providing for their government,
which are now claimed, by some
Democrats, to be unconstitutional
and contradictory in their provis
ions. When asked by a Tribune repor
ter what he thought of the charges
being made by the deposed dircc
toro, officials and their attorneys,
Mr. Hancock said that ia the eyes
of Democratic office holders and
their lawyers eyerything that tended
to deprive them of their "pie" was
"unconstitutional." He had not ex
pected any other course on the part
of the Democrats.
Mr. Hancock's opinion is that the
act was perfectly legal and that the
courts will sustain the State author
ities and the Democrats must step
down and out.
Mr. Hancock was also asked for
liis (pinion in regard to tbe claimed
defects in the revenue act. He said
that while it might be a fact that
the Senate had not observed the con
stitutional equation in the amend
ments which they had added, still
he thought it would be no trouble
to have the Supreme Court con
strue tbe defects in tbe act and
render it operative without much
trouble. ,
He said that Democratic lawyers
in New Berne would make an effort
to prevent the operation of his char
ter amendments for that city. They
are claiming that that act is uncon
stitutional. This, he said, was in
line with bis first proposition,
that everything which tend i to cnt
off their "pie" ia unconstitutional.
However, said Mr. Hancock, they
will find that there are jnst court ip
North Carolina and most take their
medicine like little men."
and ran ossi1 1
ti
of Stoves, Crockery, Lamps, Tinware, Agate Ware. Notions
Hats, Jewelry and Clocks. -
Monday. March 23. Afternoon -all.' "--f ' : v ,-,
3 o'clock; night at S o'clock. -':
Theneweof the coming of this
... . .
Hereof witnessing this wonderful
exhibition of animal intelligence
The show is sure to receive the best
of patronage in this city, as the
' prices of admission are deci.ledlj
reasonable, being children 15c,
iadnlts,25o.
' u 061
i Wonderful medical discovery of the slc,
i .., . ,- ,. , , . . s !
t'l-aoaut bu-i iciresuu'u; lu ilia lastly Hit
gently aud positively on klunejs, llveiJ
and bowels, cleaD6iD Hie entire sjtteai.
dispel colds, cure lieudiche, fever, Lab'l
util constipation and biliousness. Plead
huy and try a box of C. C. C. today. 10.
i'i, 30 cents, gold and guaranteed to cut
by a!! 'Irusgists. , '
Close Ton litb t.
The revival at St. Peter's that hat
gone on with increased interest will
close tonight. The closing servioei
will ' be especially interesting. It it
to be regreted that more room can
not be had, as the evangelist wil.
make this meeting the most inter
esting of all the others. The publi
is kindly asked to be prepared ti
contribute to a special collection Toi
the evangelist. The man is Worthv,
and the people have been great!)
benefitted, the hope ia therefore,
that he will be made to feel that th
people of New Berne are willing ti
pay a servant who is worthy of hii
hire. X.
TO CUBE A COLD. 1.1 ONE DA?
Take Laxative BromoQulnice Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it tail
to cure. 25o
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Wroaca Shonld be nighled.
Editor Journal:
Public sentiment can do almost
anything when sufficiently aroused.
But, unfortunately, at this time i
is not aroused, 'in New Berne, in i
direction to benefit the town, mor
ally. Is there hope of arousing it!
There is certainly occasion enough
if those, of our citizens, who hav.
sons aud daughters value their pur
ityofeife at anything. Just nov
there are crying evils in this towi
that should be put down at once
and they wonld be if publio senti
ment demanded it. There are pi a
ces of vice so notorious that eve
our ten year old boys speak of then
with shameful familiarity. The;
ought to be wiped out. They art
places of moral rottenness and hav
become a stench in the nostrils o
all good people living near them
"A little leaven lcavenetth th
whole lump." Tbe contagion i
spreading. It is not probable tba
all vice can be put of our town. I
exists in many forms which the lai
cannot reach. But the citizens o
New Berne have a right to demani
the destruction of its publio forn
and they are guilty, before God ant
their families, if they do not mak
such reasonable and just demand
To give it freedom, under unen
forced law, and to allow it to be
come, in a measure, reputable is ti
turn loose on a community a poisoi
worse than tbe cruel venom of asps
a contngion more to be dreader
than the Black Plague, else bistort
has been written in vain.
But what shall be done? Shall. wt
continue to rest supinely, saving,
nothing can be done," while tb
revelers, onr sons and fellow citi
sens, hold high carnival in the ball.'
of infamy, shame and death? Hm
New Berne a conscience that wil
dare to arouse ia the face of the
facts? We believe she baa. Then
are certainly more good than bar
men in onr town. But remember i
takes mora than "silent sympathy'
to do the work. Brother, if yon ar
right and for the right it behoove
you to speak out with no uocertaii
sound. His satanio majesty's latest
word is, "nothing can be done.'
Bat whatever la wrong, ii wron(
and ought to be righted. To be
lieve that wrong exists, which can
not be righted, is the worst form o
infidelity. " W. 0. Johnstok.
Hotel Albert
s improvements made by the Gov-,
ernmen. have thus far increased the
..t.. .1 .1 iL. IT i m .
euse river, and 8 feet can be car
.ried nP 'h Trent river to Trenton
Cull nd Exaiylae. i
The D. TJ. Love man Co., of Chattanoo
ga, Tetin., through their representative,
Mr. J. II. Arrington. invite the ladies of
New Berne to call at TheCliatiawka,and
insoeel their elegant line of samples of
everything that woman caa wish for her
adornment or practical use. Will remain
through Thursday and Friday, 18th and
only.
Resolutions ofKeapect.
Adopted by the New Berre Auxiliary
if the Woman's PiirBonage and Home
Mission Society, on the death of Jlisf
Onrrie D. Mayhew, Recording Secictao
of the Society, which occurred MpjcIi
tOtn, 1807. . ; ' :. :.
Whereas, OtirHeavenlv Fatuerin hit
'ivine wisdom and mercy has removed
from us our much loved and higYly es
teemed sister, and the Society has been
.ailed upon to mourn the death of its in
valuable Secretary, and that in her death
we have lost a faithful worker, the pool
i kind and sympathetic friend, and thi
jhuich she loved so well, a devoted
nen-.ber. .
Therefore, r solved. That while oui
ica'rts are filled witi great sorrow, wt
iow in humble jjjibmisBlou to the will ot
31m who ilocth all things wisely, and foi
the best. . -
Resolved, That in the death of our sis
ter the Woman's Parsonage and Horn
Mission Society (has met with an irrepai
iHe loss and that we will 1 ng chcris1
her memory, and strive to emulate be:
': tues while we arc in tho Master's a. -
vice.
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
ympathy to the bereaved sister, ant
ither loved ones, and may God coinfor
md sustain her friends, and help then
.0 meet her in heaven.
Resolved, Tuat these resolutions b
pread upon the minutes of tiie Society, I
3ipy be sent to the relatives of the de-
:eosed, also copies be furnished "Ou
Some" and the New Berne Jocenai
ith a request for publication. '
"Faithful unto death she has receive)'
a crown of life."
Mns.'J. A. Mkadows, ")
" R. R. Hill, I -m
" K. R. Jonzs, Com
Miss Lucy Ribhtos, J
March 18th 1807.
Besol alius or Reapeet.
Whereas, The Woman's Foreign Mis
donary Society of Centenary M. E
church New Berne, recognizing the wis
lora of our Heavenly Father in removlnj
our dear sister and earnest efficient cor
responding Secretary, Carrie D. May
new from our society to membcrahi
with the angels and the rct'.eemed, and
Whereas, our society appreciating hei
worth, and missing her fellowship ant
h:lp deBiro to give- expression of oui
sorrow, and to place on record somt
tetiiruonial to her.
Resolved 1st, That the wisdom am
ability she exercised in aid of missionary
work, by counsel, service, and fund shi
has hft us a legacy -of faith and goot
works which will ever be held In lovinj
remembrance.
Resolved 2nd, That the sudden re
moval of such a member leaves a vacan
cy and a shadow that will be deeply fell
y every member of the Society and wil.
prove a grevous loss to our church ant
community.
Resolved 8rd, That we extend oui
incere sympathy to the bereaved ones,
with the earnest prayer that this great
iiereavment may be overruled for thi
highest good.
Rt solved 4th, That a copy of the reso
lution be sent , to the family, a oopj
ipread upon the minutes of our Socletj
aid a copy furnished the North Carolint
Advocate, '
Mrs. Kati RicBARDsoa,
" 8. II. Scott,
" M. J. SlWDCS,
" Qko. Hbmdebsoh.
" Caboums Basokst,
Committee.
OrcllBO Chill fills.
Tbe most satisfactory results have folo
lowed lbs use of Carolina Chill Pills is
til malarial disorders sod debilitated con
ditions of tbe system generally.' Besidei
wiog s specific aud antidote for chills oi
'ever; as a spring tonic it is without ax
equal, tboronghlv eradlcatina from tbf
wora out sod exhausted systems even
trace of malarial poison so often present
Id inch small quantities as not to product
olillU or fevers, but causing that amaslns
and persistent result of malaria malaria)
neuralgia. This is uinally confined tt
one side of head or forehead, coming oi
with regularity of clockwork.periodlcallj.
between 9 a m and 8 p m.
Cos box or, Carolina Chill Pills will
cure you or your money back. Try tbea
it costs nothing If yon are not cured. Solo
tt Bradham's Pharmacy. 81 pills for 50c
7 days treatment,
; Gail Dcrdcn
CcNciNsro Milk. .
Lirtls BookKrWtT HIAITtTm ID H o
0 MswVMM (MDCMca Miut CO. MX O
9000 00 0000
Pjreniluius Awarded.
At the 1 Oth Aaaoal New Bar rail.
; f'-. ' ' Svecial rwaluma, -v .-, -For
best yield of crab graBshsy.; 1
two-horse plowbv JC Wnitty&Coto
Uackborn& Wlllctt.
For beet homo production farm pro
duct: t dIow by L H Cutler & Co. to
W FCrockett.
For best bushel turnips: 1 years' sub-
aerinfinn in uVI. lmi V. rt T.
.jicirus iu mitfcourn ee wiiietu
For best bubel Tuti-bagns: 1 ycais'
subscription to weekly Climnitle by C L'
OasktU to Huckburn & Wfflett.
For best tusliet cornr To L M nrl
ilea, LuGransc, N, C, 1 years' sul.sciip i
tinn' to -'.'-.weekly Journal acd wteUly
Cur.Miiv.-le by C L Stevens and OL
Gnskill. ' "
For bat country ham: 1 yeare' tub
sciiption to weekly Chroulclu by O 1
Ga-k'll to V F Crockett. '
For best display of v.ilil game: 1
banal "Gold Medat Flour" by J li
LViker jr.. to "I vey Blades Hunting
Party. ' . ....
' For best lasting ptescrves: 50 11
sunnr by John Dunn to Mrs S B Wutets.
For largest display of sweet pickles; 1
"pepper and salteervice'V 0 K Euton
to Mrs U S Mace. '
For best pound cake: 1 rug by D F
jarvis to Miss 0 Molts. . - ,,..
For best cocoanut cake! . "Special
Premium'' by j B Holland to Mis ' c S
Maco. ''.
. For best chocolate cake: 1 bottle per
fumery by C D Bradham to Mrs C
?lover. '; -
For handsomest decorated cake: 00
lbs flour by F Ulrich to Mrs Eva Hargeit
' For largest display in culinary depart
ment: 1 dozen napkins by 0 Marks &
Uo to Mia U 8 Mace, - - ;
For fine display in culinary depart
ment: 30 lbs flour by F Ulrich to Mn
& E Harper. . " -'. '. -----"For
best sour pickets: 1 silver spoon
by S K Eaton to Mrs U 8 Mace.
Ol . TT , , o ..
i For beet bread, rolls and muffins: 1
silver tb.lr.iblc by A E Hibbard to Mrs P
U 1'elletier.
For best silk embroidery in Children'i
Department; 1 box stationary by T V?
Waters to Elmer George. . '
For outline embroidery: 1 aluminum
soap box by -J M Howard to Ethel willett.
For outline embroidery: 60c by nark
Dissoway to Marprret Bmallwood. .
For outline embroidery: 60c by uark
Dissoway to xowena wbitty.
For outline embroidery; 50c by Mark
Dissoway to Jennie Sultan.
For Outline embroidery: 60o by Hark
Dissoway to Lillie Tolsoa.
For fine specimen of work, "children'
Dep": 1 pair of kid gloves by urssB
tane to Addle Jtyers. -
For fine collection of callie lillies ic
bloom: $1.60 by James Redmond to w
watson. . .. , i
- For cut carnations: (1.00 by Jas Bed
mond to Miss Annie Arendell.
For display of mosses ia bloom: fl.6(
by Jas sedmond to Hiss c nancock.
For best boquetoi forest grasses: $
by Jas Redmood to Robert George.
For best tub of oysters: 1 sacx dis
lera Sour by Roberts & Bro. id 6K
Ives Sc, Bon. .
For best trio of bantams: f 1.00 by f
Joliu & Bon to Wm Dunn,- Riveraldt
Poultry Farm. 7 ...
For fine display of oysters: 50 lb
Hour by F Ulrich to W L Smith, Smyrna
For Due display of oysters: 100 lb1
flour by John Dunn to J A Mattocks
Marines, N. C.
For collection of mixed birds: 60 lot
lour by F fjlrlch lo D McCosby, Jasper.
S. C. ' .
Would trust your eyesiaht oomt
this week and see.
Tillow Cases, 45x36, at 8o."
Beady-made Bheets .. 4lo.
Kid Glovea at 896, 75o. 11.00.
Finest Kid Shoes 11.50 worth 13.
All wool Dress Goodj,88 In.
at - -22o. '
Turkey Red Damask 20o.
fcAnd host of other cood bar-
ains. , - .
March 19th.
of IJustard
In the CUy at
F. ULRICH, Grocer,
I MUdleiStreet,
IF
YOU
WJfSS
UiDY
ft .
O'
COCGIIHlLmO.
10
25 SO
ABSOLUTELY GUAHASTEED V"VV:TX Kn
FINANCIAL.
Farmers & Merchants
i
.BANK.
-esr-x! B --l.oaai-CB3r JJ1 399..
.apltal Stock, paid In,.. 7,0il..M
Surplus S.tMIO.Ot
Undivided Prom ...3 SOO.OS
OFFICBRS: ' -L.H.
Cutlsb, President.
W. 8. ChadwIok, Vice Pres.
T. W. DawKT, Oaghler. :'
J. W.Biddlk, Teller.
' F. F, MATTtuwa, Collector.
"With well establlsbed connectiorui thi
Bank is proimred to otter all aocoTDmoda
tlons consistent with conservative oan'. -is
ProDiot and c:reu attent ion ulven to col
lection. We wil: oe iileascd Vo cori"onc
vitli tboso Wuo may oonteilate Qiuku-f
anir-aoro-e-D..jiowi;oi-, -
f. A. ttreen, Pre, E.H. Ueadowi, Vice Fret
V H.M.GB0VM, Cathie-. -.: .
CITIZEN BANK
, or src-vv BaTn, ur. o.
DO A flBFKRJili BASK-NO BUSIKEm
Tha Aeeoonu ol Banks, Ban-era, Corpot-
anona, J -rmars. aieronanui ami otoera re
saived on lavorable terms, rrompt and oan
ioi anenuon Given io trie iniuieat oi ourona
tomera. Collootiona a Spcolajty. .
-0-1X1 0DIBCTOB. :
fet-lnaad Ulrlon,
J. &. Meadows,
Samuel W. Ipork,
Chaa. H. Fowler,
I. V". (-ralnser,
B. W. 8mallwood.
K. II. Meadows, -
. Cha. Uulrv. Jr.
JamftS fiedmond,
Slayer Rabn,
Tbomaa A. uraaa,
C. K. Ifov.
W. r. C-ruekatt.
-eo.N.Ivet,
J. A. BRYAN, THOS. DANIELS,
' President. .P . Tlce Pres.
: G. H. ROBEETS, Cashier.
the: national bank,
Or MKVf BKBNK, H. 0. ' .
Capital, ......$100,00C
Surplus Proflta,.. .v.....-...;..98,168
DIRECTORS:
Jas. A. Brtax,
9CHA8. & BVTAM,
Clao, DCBK,
id. U.KOBSBT -
Tho. DAirraLS.
J. 11. Hackhoh
I Uabvit;
B.K. Buuior :
PROFESSIONAL.
F. K. SlmmeBs, A. D. Ward
(Simmons & Ward,
ATTORN'ETS and C0TJ NSELORS at
LAW. V
NEW BBENC. IS C.
Practice In the eonnttea ol Craren, Diiplln,
rfonea, unaiow, .anerei ana rumllui; u im
auprenw and Federal Oourta.
owtom Ma. an Maaia rraat Btracf
VapmlM Haiti VkeiiMka.
P. II; Felletler, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Middle Street, Lawyers Brick ,
Bnlldlar.
"Will practice la the Coantlea of Craven
Uart-ret, Jonea, Onalow and Pamlico. U. B
Oout t at New lierne and guprnna Court 0
uia etata.
Wat. W. Clark.
Owen H. ttiloa
Clark &Quion,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
AT LAW,
New Berne, N. C -
WM. H. OLIVER.
L1F1 TIB1 MARINI
AOC1D1NT. FIDBUTT, v'
TKAM BOILBt
Insurance asaaa
; aw8BiUf.
A Hnih, nt TI..TI. A . . . . .
0-manlea rapreaented.
vrar a-,uuuAMi aaaau IWDraaaataaj
. WOTOABT-FTJBUU "
fMMflMll MM Tul -. n .
erttcut and Penn.ylv.nla.
wruwra.'0 MMt0Ut loiA K-rlna Cadar
One Thousand for One
(TBADBtABK.)
, AOCIDINT TICKVrS, -
The Inter-State
Casaa Cempaar. ef New York.
rives THREE MONTH'S Iasariaof
$1,000 for $1.00,
ve men er wenei,
itwaaalSania9TaAnoar.airalnt lata)
P.tr? Acildnnu a-toni, or ou bKroIx
Bcie,Wii.i, Home t are. Hallm.il Can
-.lev.tmt, Hrlila., Tnlly an.l .1,1 Can
-WaniablpaMMuabuau aud St tun r. rtw
Go to
SAM'L C0I1N & SON'S
. Foe Pin- Bull Fad Bw-f.
Lamb, Mntino. Fra and
CortM-d 11g pork, and Veal
every dT. A 1m anj
drr-t Turin y W ill I an
plimty lo Hipnif the h.l
rlno-t "in t'i c;'f
at loc. (mild.
CATilAnilS
-
ALL
' ooy -
QfARCH LIGHT'!
HaiMliinmrljr ;
.. 1U ISmS rrirt
Blrrrlr LaBlrra.
a Inns as
piStteut
suwk 1 st
.'rlee
Ail Humifies very low
":".'- BfBca R(ek.
: '
" WILLIAM T. BUl,
' x ' SI Nsutk mat St.
- Jfew GoodMj!
LoW Prices !
The American Stock Coipaiy,
Will open at C3 Middle St.,
with a stock of Dry Goods, Cloth"
ing, Shoes and Furnishings,
Taseaaj or Wcflissflay, f'u.
For Sale orjExchpngrt?.
The brick reeidt noe, No. 25 tlan
cock Street. . -. - T7' ' v -' . '.'.,"' -r
; . J. Hi LATuAlJ.
WM. BCNKf JAS. r.EDMOND,
Presideat. . . . ' , '- tlce Pres.
; B. S. SCION, Seotr ft Treas.
New Berne Ice Go
"'" t; : .: Maanftctnrara
Pure Crystal? Ice,
r From Dirtllletl WaUii
Oat-pat 0 Tons Daily. - x""
Car Load Lots Solicited.
- Ice delivered daily (except Sundays) 8
a. m, to 6 p. m. , . . . -
Sundays (retail only) 7 ft. m. to 13
oooo. . For prices end other tnlbrmatioD, '
rdrlreas. . B.8. GTJIOX, Maoaer. .
E.W. Small. vpod
Under Hotel Chattawka, Sonth
Front Street, New Berne," N..C, ;
- FULLJLINE OF "
G-e.exal . r
; -Saxda-w-SLXo
Stoves ": ,.
Carpenters Tools, , !
Cutlery, , '
' , Barbed Wire, V '
Galvanized.Pipe,
I'nmps, " -"
Lime, - '
- riaster " :
and Cement,
fW Personal attention to 1 the
prompt and correct filling of all or.
den. ' " - ' '
New Berne Malls.
Notice la given that on and after this
date malls leave . "
For all points InlPamlloo Coontv and
-oath Creek section of Beaufort Countv
dose at 5 a. n.
For Vance boro and Post Offices la
Nortbero part of Craven Countv close at
IS noon. . ., . -' .-." '
For Bellalr and Liens, fi s. us. ' ,'
For W-ltford, 11 a. m.
All trail for DeBruhl ftoasto Polloks-
fills, the former ottlce is disooDtlnued. ;
VSDoeboro majl arrives IS nv. ,
Vaoceboro atail leaves 1 p. m. , :
M t MANLY, PoataurUr
- B. C. ID ;
AND
o. id. xjzxnz.
TRIIGHT k riSSKSGIE,
UNTIL FUBTHER NOTI01C
The Steamer NETJSE
Is soheduled to sail from New
born ai follows: . , :
HONDATS, . WIDNESDrT8
AND FEIDAYS,
Sailing hour SW f.m. Starjk
Freight received p U 5 o'doclc
For tanaar inxoraiaiiofi appqr to t
OEO, CrXBt-SBlf, Af.
Nolle. V
Tbe ananal mrtrtlnj of flia fttockliold
r of Hit East Carolina P1aI Oyttar,
(iame and luatil j l.aocialiua wlU be
held at Ui City Hall -on-TuSaday e,.
log, Jnh Lint, VM1 at I p m.
f
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