THE JOURNAL.
Lodge Directory:
KTREKA LODGB NO. 1. I. O. O. T.: OftV
-ora : J. L. Cooper, K G.; R. J. Disoaway.V.
U.; T. K. Hynian, ll'o'a. Bec'ty; J. n. rareer,
Jr., Treaa. BeKulumeaUcR even Moada;
ATHENIA XiOUGB NO 8, K. Ot '.-Meet
wry Toexlay night In K. ol P. Hah, Middle
Street. t. P. Avery, C O.; W. 8. Paniona,
v.o.- i. i. Moody, K.K. a.; v. u morn
tOD,M.of F. ...
JAl.TJMET ENCAMPMENT HO.4,1 O.O.F.
" . . - . v t i i .. - n . i trail ti
LI UH f 111 . Jj, ViWKE, v. i . , v. 1 1 nail) u.
'.; F. R. Hyman, S. W.:H.C Lonimlen.J. .;
N.O. Hugbea, werlbe; B. B. Neal, Treaa. Reg
ular EncaniDmenta. lab BO. and nil many)
riitimriay nUbi in each month t 8:00
0 olnck'
' r.ANTOXCLRbrfONT NO. t. P. M. I. O. a F,
Uftlcera. Geo. Slover, Captain; t. G. Hy
nian, Lieut. I P. H. Pellelier, KnsiKn ; Wm. J.
-fitu, llerkiitd. ueroeK, aooounuuit. kbk
olar Cantoumenta, 3d and 4th Thursday
a'Rtiu in eaon moutn at a w o ciooa-
,KA VBN LODGB NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HAR
MONY: Meeia sno ana n weaneraa
iilirltl-ji in tuuih month in SounLree'a Hal
at 7 JlOo clock, a. K. llall, Prtaldent; J. H.
Malta, secretary.
HT. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 8. A. F. AND A. M
('moer:-T. W. Dewey, W. M.j N. Case.
8. W.: George Green, J. W.; T. A. Green,
Treas ; w u ruts, ec'ty. Regular wm
mumcatioiu Id Wednesday each month.
CIIATTAWKA TRIBE NO. 14, IMP. O. H.M
Meets the ud Sleen of every Sunt f Monday
night ai K. of P. Castle flail, Middle Street,
New Herat , N. C. Visiting Red Men always
welcome. W. 8. Paraone, Sachem; J. II.
Smith C. ol It
AKWBKRNB CHAPTER NO. 46, R. A. M.:
(Hcer-T. A. ureeu, H. P. J. B. Clark, K.C;
T. W. Dewey, Scribe; Chas. Duffy, Treas.;
C. D. nradham, Hecty. Regular l onvoca
tluus 3d Modav each month.
8T. JOHN'S COMMANDERT NO. 10, K.T.:
i)it1oers:-H.J. Lovlck. B. C.;J. ll.Claik.G.;
S. H. Street, C. G ; 1. W. Dewey, Prelate; (!.
D. Bradham. Recorder. ICegnlai Conclaves
flret ind third Fridays of the monto.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR-Ortlcem: Jn; M.
Ilitrgdtt, Dlotator; . II. Vinson, Rnoorter;
W. ('. Ronntroe, Financial Koportur New
Berne Lodge No. 448 meets the Soil and 4th
rrlilay ntirlits at 7:30 o'clock in Kouulree'a
Hall, l'ollock Street.
NEW BERNE LODGE SO. 1, F. II. C.-1.W.
lllddle, Prest ; J. ll.S ul'h, Uojordlng Mtcty;
E. K. Quldley, Fintinclal riecty. Meets In
Knight of I') thins hail every 1st and Slid
Wednesday night in each mouth,
Business Locals.
PERMANENT Employment Summer
ant Winter. National Portrait Company,
Chicago.
FOUND A sharp ended row boat.
Owner can obtain same by paying
charges. J. R. Parker, Sr.
FOR RENT Next door to my residence
on Mctcalf Street, a two story house
riven rooms. Inquire of J. D. Dinking,
M Middle Street.
WANTED, a tew energetic ladies and
gentlemen to canvass on guaranteed
salary of 40 per month. Call or address
V. C. Bost, Davidson, N. O.
SEW AD VKRTIHEMEJTP.
Munyon.
F. O, Hill, Agent Notice.
Stuart & Co. Is it a trifle?
H. B. Duffy-Holiday gifts.
Bitrfoot To start with a rush.
T. F. McCarthy Admn. notice.
Hackburn Christmas delicacies.
Q. Marks Co. Preparing for Xmas.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
A big line of dress braids and nice
drees goods in all colors and grades
at J. J. Baxter's.
Mr. Lon Richardson has sold his
fine bird dog to Mr. Wm. Madly, of
Baltimore, for one hundred dollars.
The Rountree Roller Tray Trunk
is what everybody should have for
sale by J. J. Baxter.
There were sales of C4 bales of
otton in the local marked yester
day, at pi ices between 4.50 and 5.40.
Yon should see J. J. Baxter for a
nice suit and overcoat, he is selling
them low down for the cash.
New Berne Jhapter No. 40 R. A.
M will ho'tl its regal ir monthly
convocation, tomorrow, Monday
night.
J. J. Baxter is daily getting in
new goods for the holidays. Yon
should see his stock btfore buying.
The l'hiledonian Club will give
aoolher of its delightful germans on
tho fourth Wednesday night of this
month.
Gold, gold filled, gold plate,
nickle and steel spectacles and eye
glasses at Baxter's, tho Jeweler,
next door to Journal office.
Thd" maximum temperature as ob
served by the Government Weather
and Crop bureau yesterday, was 73.0
minimum 55 5.
At their meeting ou Friday, the
County Commissioners rlrow the
jury, for February term of tbe
Criminal Court of Craven county.
After about a week of beautiful
weather, the change came last night,
with rain jand disagreeable night.
Colder and clear weather may be
expected today.
The North Carolina Baptist says
this week, that tbe Rev. S.J. Porter
of tbs Middle Street Tftilist church,
has declined the cM to go to Lum
ber ton, N. C.
The retail merchants are getting
np their displayi of goods for the
holiday trade, and soma very band
souis and attractive window displays
can be teen.
Tha tale of fancy articles, to be
given by the 8k Cecelia 8ocioty of
Christ Choroh will be betd on Sat
urday afternoon next at tho rwl
deno of Mrs. John Hughes. A
Diet cliaoot to buy Christina presents.
. Ml Oyaier Bteeeiwle.
There were twenty-eight oyster
schooners unloading at the docks
yesterday morning and the whole
place was bustling with activity.
Most of the boats came in the
evening before in a bunoh. There
had been a calm down the river bat
the fleet had worked its wiy op
within ten miles of the town. Late
in tbe afternoon a brisk breeze
sprang np and tbe fleet came np the
river together. Old frequenters of
the water front nay that it was one
of the prettiest sights they ever saw
as tbe vessels, not less than thirty
five in number came slipping along
under the press ot their canvas.
The recti pts of oysters in the
morning wern over nve . thousand
b 1'iels and the shockers were busy
all day preparing them for ' market.
The Trent KUer Bridge.
Contractor Neal has kept steadily
at work ou the Trent river bridge
duriug the past week, and the
structure is beginning to assume
some proportions.
Over one half the piles necessary
to be driven for tbe bridge, are al
ready down, and with the present
progress the bridge will soon reach
the other side.
Big Beat Eatale Tranafer.
Charles Reize'nslein has cold. all
of bis houses, and the lots on which
they are sittia:ed, forty-six in num
ber, in Reizensteintown, to Joseph
L. Ilahn.
Mr. Reizeustein still retains a
nmnscr ot lots in his sub division,
but the above sale includes all his
houses on his tract.
C7ard rTtaanka.
The members of the Citv Band I
wish to thank the ladies wb so
kindly assisted them at their Festi
val on Friday night, also to that k
the Naval Reserves for the use of
their armory, which was so igener
oasly tendered.
PERSONAL.
Mr. J, II. Hackburn rcturmd
home on last night's train.
Mr. W. W. Clark returned yes
terday from Greenville, whore he
has been attending Pitt county
Superior court.
Miss Rebecca Thomas of Ihfeigh,
who haj boon visiting at Mr. S. L.
Dills, left last night to visit at
Beaufort.
Rev. G. D. Bernheim of Wil
mington, came over las', night to
c mduct the services in tliu Lutheran
church today.
Miss Statue Williams, who is
teaching school at Riverdale, came
up yesterday morning, and spent
the day in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Jones and children,
returned last night from Polloks
ville, where they have been visiting
relatives. Mrs. Jones' sister, Miss
Annie Bryan, accompanied her
home on a visit.
The shutting olf of the electric
lights all over the citv last night was
caused by a leak in the Eleutric
Light Company's boiler, all steam
having to be taken off before, the
boiler could be repaired.
Annual Itaaaar.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar
on Wednesday evening, December
15th in the Presbyterian Lecture
room where the usual refreshments
and fancy articles will be on sale.
Doors will be open at 5 p.m. Every
body invited.
Backlaa't Arnica Salraa.
Tub Bust Salve !d l be world lor Cuts
Brulatt, Sorts, Ulcers, fait Rheum. Fever
tin run. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
0ins, sdI all BkiD Kruptiont, nod poait
ivtly cuitt Pi'eaor no uv required. It i
uaraDierr to ui verlut lalintction Of
money r ft.iVed. Tree 25 cents per box.
Fa tale by Y, 8. Dully.
nioehhala'era MocHaf.
To the stockholder of the How
Berne Tobacco Warehouse Co.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholder of the New Borne To
bacco Warehoutn Co., on Monday
night December 20th. 1897. at th
City Hall at 8 o'clock. This meet
ing is called for the purpose of bear
ing the report of the Pieeident anrl
finance committee of board of
director for the past eaon, and U
lay plan for the future. This wilt
be a very important meeting and all
stockholder are earnestly requested
to attend.
E. E. IlAKPEit, See'y.
N. II. Street, Pre.
am Cms la a May.
"Mystio Cure" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically core in 1 1
3 days. It action upon th system i
remarkable and mysterious. Jl re
mores at one tli cause,, and th
disease immediately disappear, Tb
first doe greatly benefit. 75 cent,
rfold by Henry Pharmacy, New
Barn.
SfM
rrvlara V Bmf. ',
Church of Christ: Preaching at
11a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m. Endeavor meet-
iog at 6.30 p. m. All are cordially
invited. .; i!-v : J'., '":-; ,
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Third Sunday in AdveoU High mass
and sermon at 11 a. m. Sunday
Sobool at 3 p. m. Vespers, sermon
and benediction at 7.30 p. in.
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Koun tree Hall, Pollock
street, Rev. O, D. Bornheim, pas
tor. Morning service at It o'clock.
Evening service at 7.30 o'clock.
Sunday School at 3 30 p. m. All
seats free, and every person cordially
invited.
Centenary M. E Church R. P.
John, pastor. Prayer meeting 9.30
a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Sunday School at 3 p, m., J
M, Howard, Supt.
Christ Churoh-Rev. T. M. N.
George, reotor. Third Sunday in
Advent. Holy Communion 7.45 a.
m. Service) 11 a. m. and 7 30 p.
m. Sunday School at the chnrch
3.30 p. in. and at All Saints' Chapel
9.30 a. m. The public are cordially
invited to attend. .
Christian Science reading room), 87
Craven St. Open daily at 10 u. m.
to 5 p. m. Services Sunday 10 30
a. in., Friday 7.30 p. m. Testimou
ial service, lesson 2 Tim., 4: 1-8; 16
-18. Subject today-: Paul's charge
o Timothy. Gulden text: "But
watch thou ' in all tiling', endure
affl c ions, do tho work of an evan
gelist, mike full proof of thy minis
try." 2 Tim. 4. Footsteps: 1
Preaching the .Word and exposing
false teaching. 'I, Overcoming
afflictions. 3, Winning the crown
1 of righteousness. All are welcome.
(
Jcst try a 10c bux of Csscarets, the fin
est liver ar bowel regulator ever made i
Offierra Elceled.
The Kuights of Honor held their
election of ollicers Friday night and
the following named gentlemen
were elected :
J. M. Hargett, Past Die.
S. D. Pope, Die.
Wm. Lorch, Vice Die.
Eugene Tucker, Asst Die.
G. L. Vinson, Rep.
W. F. Rountree, Fin. Rep.
S. K. Eitou, Treas.
A. E. Hibbard. Guide.
K. R. Jones, Chap.
J. II. Vinson, "Guard.
F. Boesser, Sent.
I.a flies' Blyllab Wrap.
Our offering this week consists of an
unusually nice collection of Jackets
made of Astrachan, Boucle and Beayer
at from $2.38, 8.50, 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00.
BA.RFOOT.
Caalrlbatlana Far Tb Orpbaaa.
The citizens of New Berne are
requested to make, contribution of
food, clothing, toys, mocey or any
thing which may prove of service in
making glad the hearts of the Or
phans at Oxford N. C. on Christmas
Day.
St. Johns Lodge has appointed a
commit'eu of three, Messrs. Jamet
Redmond, T. A. Green and 0.
Marks, who will see that the con
ttibulions are packed and sent to
Oxford.
Contributions may be left at (be
wholesale store of O. Marks and
Son, from now nntil Dec. 21st.
ARB YOTJ NERVOUS.
Mr. (J. 0
Filler, 135J
Sontb Fourth
Street, Colum-
bus, O., write t
1' to Dc Hart-
"V man, of Co-
follows: -For
ten or ntweu year i have been sub
ject to nervous dyspepsia. I would
have spells of quivering in my stom
ach, with smothered feeling. My
nerve wero terribly debilitated. 1
wa suffering from .what I called
nervous prostation. Mj stomach
felt bloated, and I was constantly
weak and tiembling. I consulted
several physicians who treated me
without doing any good. I had
almost given up in despair when 1
beard of P-ru-na. It was about
ix year ago that I first took Pe-ro-o.
I found it ao immediate rel ef
to all my disagreeable symptons. It
it the only medicine that bat eter
been ot any use to me." Mm. Lucie
Waldie, Otsego Lakr. Mich., Box
07, writes: , "For . tirj yeart I
tofferod with ettarrhat Jytpcpsia.
I wrote to you for ad vie and yon
told m to take your medicines. It
ha been ten month sine 1 began
to use yonr medicine and I am per
fectly well. I think jour ruedioiue
deserving of much praiw."
Bend for Dr. Hartman latest
book on 4'Winter Catarrh." Ad
dress your letter to Columbu. Ohio.
Ak voiirdnwifixt for a fM Pi-
run a Almanac for IS'.'H.
JK
LaclaraTharatlay l(ht.
, Rev. James B. Averitt, formerly
a resident of this place, will deliver
hit famous lecture on "Personal
Recollections ;of Plantation Lite
before the war Life in the great
house and life in the cabin" at the
Court House next Thursday Dew in
ber 16th at 8 o'clock, door open at
7:30.'
That every one may avail them
selves of this unusual opportunity,
and listen to a mbject which will
always lie of thrilling interest to
both North and South, the price of
admission will only be 25 cents.
Oram or Mr. !!.
A despatch was received here yes
terday, from Raleigh announcing
that Mr. A. T. Mial, father ot Mr.
T. W. Dewey, of this city had died
Friday night at his home some miles
outside of Raleigh., -.
Mrs. Dewey was at the bedside of
of her father at the time of his
deatb, Mr. Mial'i death was due to
pneumonia. . s. ;
CASTORIA
For Infant and Children.'
rutu-
IniU
Km
JTffJf
UjutotS!
If
Bryaa a Dark Hlajrrr.
Qalvistox, Tex., December 9 Hon.
William J. Bryan and his party returned
last evening from a duck-hunting trip to
Lake Surprise, in Chambers county,
Texas.
Mr. Bryan carried off the palm by bag-
giug 43 ducks, of whlcii l'i were canvas-
backs. He said he had a delightful trip.
and appeared to be in thbest of health.
Aiier ainner air, Bryan leic tor Ban
An'onio, where be will be Joined by Mrs.
Bryan and former Contul-Oeneral Crit
tenden for a tour of Mexico, in the course
of which he will study the money ques
tion there, Mr. Bayao said hu expected
to reached home about January 18.
Free of Car ja to Sufferer. -
Cut this out nod lute to j ur druggUt
and grt a oamp'o b-.ilr five of Dr.Kinn's
New DisoH'Fi). fr Cm siiiiiiinn,Couohs
and Coli's. Tbey do imt Hpk ton to buy
lieiore trjing. 'I lm will Lw you the
Una tueri'k f this iruly wcnitrlu1. rem
vdv, aid rhow ji.u what can le arcom
phdiie.t by the n-gi'ar lzi bottle. Tbis
is i o experiment, anl wu1d b! ilUastront
to Dim propriutois, dt l they not know it
wouid iuaiiab y cure. Muny of tliu beet
pliyticians ;ir j nnw u-i'ig it in tbeir prac
tice with (--i.t ir.U K anl arei reiyinic O"
it in m-K-l n vert CdeN. It m Kiinant d.
Trial bottle trie at F. 8. DutTy's Drug
Store.
Regular s'zis 50 rents and 41,00.
TBE NATIONAL BAKE.
ffw Brar, B. V . Drr. 10. IS97.
The annual meeting of tho Stock
holders of this Bank, for the elec
tion of Directors, and the transac
tion of such other business as may
come before .them, will be held at
their Banking House on the Sod
Tuesday, bsing the 11th dayof Jat
nary, 18U8. ,
Ihe Polls will be open at 11 M. to
be closed at 1 P. M.
G. U. Roberts, Cashier.
Duify'ii Croup
. Syrup,
ON SALE AT
Davis'
Pharmacy,
Phone 58. Cor. Broad & Middle Sta.
Tordan'd
Cough BalHAin,
. as CENTS.
Preparing
for Xmas.
ChristmM ihopping is beginning
in earnest now and we are well pre
pared to supply j our want at a very
low price. '
Men' Pure Linen Han kerchieft,
lOo. -
Men't Large Size' Silk Handker
chief, 40c. ' '
Ladies Embroidored - Hand Ker
chieft, 10, 15, 20 and 25o.
Ladie Kid Gloves, in black, tan,
brown ana white, twa qualities, 73c
anH ll.oo.
Our Xms Toys art lielng opened
and tha until price on nice toys
ha been a pleasant torpris to onr
costomert.
, Make yonr section rarly am) we
will box iml bold your purcbato
nntil wanted.
December 12.
Willi biltou. or CiMitlre, mt aCawaret
candy oalhartie.eiir gnarunU-e'l.'lrtc.OV.
St, j
ANDY
10 i
25 50
URSOT.nTFJ.T (ITTlTt JllTFETl ""r" tmwtiitiMi. w.ret an tin Meti i
nOaUllUlClUl UUnnaniCiDill H,.. ..rrr rria nr niiw. bill nana n aitaml rxnlta. I
a e - . . . n . Mm --..--....- ............ -
I. - - J hnnfcl.l ft.. 1 A MTI11 IV1 UL'ULT.V H
To Start Holiday
o o
We will open up and put on sale this week, a great big collection of
Dolls, Toys. Books, Games, &&, at just about ONE-HALF the price
that other merchants will want for them. i".''--- '
Every age from the tender tot to the aged grand parent will find the
right holiday a'tioles here at price
never undersold and tever approached
Line of Stylish Lidies Jackets.
We have juct received our third ship
ment of Ladies line conta, made of Astra
chan, Boucle, Beaver, &o., at from $3.75,
$5.00, 7.60 and 10 00. vJ
Special this week, a Ladle Black Cape
trimmed with fur and braid, .worth $1.50
at 88c.
Gloves Make Excellent Gifts.
Men's all wool driving gloves, this
week at 25c, 43c and 73r.
Men's dress d or undressed kid gloves
at 72c, 98c and $1.25.
Ladiea' kid gloves, all colors and black
value $1.00, our price 89c.
Gv -a--. -Barfoot, 2icgx,
m tup Boost,
Opi
P. O
Y Suggestions for
.. .HOLIDAY GIFT5.
Probably every section of the store,
can furnish something that is appropri
ate for Xmas presents. If any, very few,
fancy wares are here, it's the useful sort
we are best supplied with. -
How would a pair of soft all wool
blankets at $3 50 do P y
A pattern length of novelty dress
goods, 85c,to $1 25 per yd P ;
A waist length ot one ot the new silks,
35c to $1 per yd P :
A pair ladies kid gloves, 75c to $1 75 P
A pair gentlemen's walking or driving
gloves, 65c to $1?
Children's kid orwobl mitts, 15 to 50cP
Gent's silk handkerchiefs, 25c to $1 P
ODODi
JOST RECEIVED,
. Frankford Sausage, 10j lh. linrlon Layer liuisin.
- 15c lb. 'Seoded Muscatel Ilaisins, lb, packages, 15a. Por- 1
fectly cleaned Currant, lb. packages, 10s. Citron, 20o
1. - Ijoose Muscatel Raisins, IOj lb. New California Apri-
cots, 15o lb. North Carolina Dried l'eacbes, 12c lb; Dried
Apples 5 and 8o lb. Cranberries, 10 j qt. Sour Krant 8o
Qt, 2 q' 15o. Sweet Mixed Tickles 20o qt. Chow Cliow
Pickle, 13o qt. In fact wo have everything tistiall kept
In a first class Grocery Store. Oive n a call and i l imine
PUj. our slock and get onr prices. . No trouble to show uotxU,
njjj We guarantee satisfaction or refund jour money. Thank
ruT ing my many Iriehd for past favor and trusting to receive
p jour future business. I am very respt.,
O I D D A D ( C D ID Wholesale and
5 J. K. rAnlVLn, Jil., RetaUOrocer.
2 Thone 69.
NOTICE!
CAPITALIST nr BUSINESS MEN
- m
Dmlrlnj to local or ratabliali a bual
ncas on the Hnutb til of Trent Elver,
Bear lb termlons of the Mew Oounly
Bridge, caa luak favorebl arrange
meots by early application to
i:. a. hill, Ant.,
For Owner.
December lttb, 1HB7.
ty Two applloitlont already on Die.
NOTICE !
Having ancceeded the firm of
CLAUK LUMBEtt COMPANY in
the business heretofore ciiluutcd
and operated by them, tbe umlrr
signed will continue said bunini'M
under tho Arm name ot Tho DUcca
Lumbar Compa'iy.
All debts due the Clark I, urn'. it
Company mint be paid to u, nn I u!l
diibl dua liy the (Inn i!l I - i I
by u. I5LADKS I.Ull! '. :
CATIIADTII
CUntCOliSTirATIQU-x f
ALL
DRUGGISTS 1
t'.t M . 1 1 1 T-.k
- .. . I. nu.HNii .u., vi .via. v.f.
Trade,
With a Rush,
o
that mean a great saving. We are
in prices. -if we know it. '
Dress Patterns for the Holidays.
Will lie In great demand and we start
the season's ball rolling by offering t,5( 0
yards of drers patterns at $1.98, $2 40,
$1.00, $6.75, $9.0Q, $12 00 and up.
Special Sale 150 yards imported nov.
elly goods, been selling at 87jo, we offer
this week at 25c the yard.
Handkerchiefs, N;cV wear and
Suspenders.
All these make gilts that are appre
ciated and our rr.ces make it possible
for all to buy, c.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
P. 0.
inono
FOX IVIl G
Print Ilutter. g
30c lb, S
77 Broad Street. 5
DOOOrVF
Call and
Examine '
our
Beautitul and
Varied Stock of v
Christmas
Novelties
before making ,
your purchases.
Mam's Pharmacy.
See He For
SHORT LOANS.
Wheoever yoa have a paper
joo want iliacounlm are ma
and youOET TiliJ OAHII.
no Mi.l.11 t , Nrw rr r.sr. n i;
just Rtczr:.
A FEESa LINE OF
Family
Groceries.
PAIVULL Corner '
lUllliliU Broad and
sjfc PERRY, " Middle (Streets
xraiw bernb, nr. a.
Attention Ladios
We have jnat received another
Ltrge an'l llcautiful Line of
Cut Glass,
UavilaiidV China.
Bniiquet Lamps. ' -
When you are looking for Xmas
Presents it will pay ynu to call and
examine our stook before buying. ;,
L H. Cutler
Hardware Co.
Willenbrlnk'H
Restourant,
Only Cp-to-Date
Restaurant in the City. - ''
For Ladies .
and Gentlemen.
ISO ICfDDLISTBZIT,
New Ucrar, N. C. r '
Regular fleals,
At all Hours, 25 Cents.
H. WILLEN BRINK, Trop
Formerly Chef, Hold Chattawka.
'This Little Pig -
Went te the Market, '
. This littlf' pl alnycd at home,"
but the finest little, pies and hi phrs
Unit their way into thh market in the
shnpe of delicious rauaagea that are ap
petizing these cold morning, with your
buckwheat cakes and in pig feet, tripe,
sweet hums and bacon, choice loini. aod
ahoulders of pork for maiHinir. and ling
products irenerally. At JOHN WAR
REN'S. North wen Corner . of South
Front Street.,' ,,-
Braunwcliweiger
SaJIuin me,
. Ture Lliuid Extract of Malt.
A Food Medicine.
lMUI E 10 CTS '
AT -
127 MIDDLE STREET."
liipan's Tabules, S Cenls.
8-Yo Italian Mints. 5 Cent.
Csndy Caacarets, 1U Centa.
Physicians Prescription
'- a 5peclalty.
Two Hundred
Years Ago
A o t hat wasn't alwnyi new,
II' nf Canadian Uan r ari l
In lit lloclielle, and wlun woru out
bv the French thev lira rriiiniln!!. ! .
gummed and burdened fur the In mu-
: mi .. I
lartl. IT lion Knatn nnt H,. .
with lhembe tit kerod them up i r
Brssil, and Krasil In turn pal.. !
them off on tha lurklata i,.i,.,i..i
of Motsmbique,
Nowsdsjs, when yon buy hi
hstyou net a new hat. It V i !
it here vou sot tho lat( t I ! t
most approved c ilor, an 1 t;
beat make. You are nun if
latest stylo, and you don't 1
psy moch.
We have line of !!,.! , f
13.00 anj run suit Ton i
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