THE JOURNAL.
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CMARLE5 L. STEVENS,
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SUBSCIUPTIOS JUTES:
js )w, ta khum,
Oor jar. X4 ka advaaea,
Hornerv. bj cvm fat laeottr,... -
. AdvarUsiaa; Reese fnraUaed eppli
eattoe. , '
Fntared at tk PoetXXaoa, HeVBerae,
OBcIal raaer ra
Crevea Ceeatr.
. Vew Bane, V. a. 8. ISIft.
"A few mora days, only, before
- thoaa oa est of good resolutions go
ibto effct. " ' . "
Judging from lb returns sbowo,
jour nnele Santa Cleoa, la tba aama
Una old fallow. - -
Tba candidate for office for tba
next Assembly of North Carolina
ara now ataodiog op to ba counted.
Thus far Editor Marlon Dntler la
the odIt endoreer of Saoator Marlon
Butler'a bill to pension tba ri-Con-fsdtrttes.
-
Tba Raleigh Newe-Observ'er en
doraaa Hobtoo, tba Kiascr. It la to
ba hopad tbo esteemed N.-0 will
noi get recklees and alaoandoraa
Congressman Roberts, of Uub.
Tba Richmond Timaa may have
tha beat of intention! ia rrqoeating
Hon. W. J. Bryan to retire a a
aeeker after tha Preiideocj, but the
Tiinea doea not aeem to know
Colonel Bryan very well.
The Charlotte Neva issued an
edition of 04 pages, last week, de
scriptive of Charlotte and lta vicini
ty. It ia a. moat creditable and in
teresting iieuo. The Neva ia a dia
liociite factor in Charlotte's prc-
T"
ONTBUtOTOOOVUDlH.
With the near approaota to the
meetjnn ot tha-Geneial Auemb!y,
nd tha legislation which will result
from lis sessions, it ia quite natural
that there ahonld be an active bait
ling for the offlaea which a change
of administration brings forth.
While there fill 1 considerable
rivalry in it all, tha contention
ahonld be of a character quite dif
ferent from previous changes, and
there should be an awarding of of
fices based npon both Democratic
prinoiplea and Democratic party
services. ' .
V In other words, tbare should ba a
wise and intelligent office giving this
year which shall deal justly wiih
party prinoiplea and the party work-
era. ; ' , . v':j;f ":. '''-"i":- ' i
Who labored during the months
between the declaration of princi
ples by the 8tte . Democratic Con-
' Tension of the people, and th 8th
: day of November? ' ..' 1 "
Who were the workers dnr'og the
long -months, when the fate of
White Supremacy was at stake? '
Who fought in the skirmisheaf
Who led in the charges, and who
nailed the flag of White Supremaoy
- and good government to the . mast
heads in the many conflicts, ' and
stood to their gusa, indifferent to
threats, and scorning compromises
of every kind? "
- There are many of these men in
the Democratic ranks. They saved
the State, and carried the princi
ples of Democracyi to a glorion
victory. And now that the battle,
. the real hand-to-hand conflict is
; over, let not those champions, the
: real warriors be forgotten in the
giving of the rewards.
There are many Democrats of ex
callent character . and reputation
- seeking the offices, but were they in
: the fight, in July, August, Septeu-
ber, October and November?-
Perhaps they were in part of it,
when victory looked safe. Perhaps
they came in after the polls closed
on November 8th' and joined the
shooters .'. I ,-: ' , ,:
Thoy were weloomeJ, their Dem
ocracy was and is not challenged,
' but should they claim equal rights
in tha sharing of the oflices with
those who fought in all the fights?
Such a question is hardly neces
sary and yet it is Heat toconsiderthe
h'.Et'uoo. aej til I r,i i: .j )
liittaii.td psrtf r.i j't uU T
horf r throuf b il 1.
TtiT ( laiiU er baswl.
and let not t'irre te any nuUtake la
gitit g rter. atere reeerj is atie.
Bow a TkM.
W eu Oh Baad-vd DoiUr IU-
wri Uf af cue U Caurrb cm-
mot ta ceiaa by BaU's C'mirli cere.
r.J-CBKSZT COToWd.0.
We, Ike Mve aeowa t.
I. Canty tor the tM If rem. aa4 be
ttor kla parfaal aoaoraU la ail bns
taws iraasadloas aa4 aaacUll; abls la
lo carry (Mil aay eWlcatloes mmi by ibtlr
Wen TaoAt, WkokMl Drealut,
Totode, O.
Watetae. Eiaaa Vabvw, Waole-
aWDftiiU.Toll0.
BaO's Catarrk Car Is Ukea UteraaUy
aetiag directly apoa Ik blood aad ma
eoaa, sarfaea of ike sysua. TatrtbB-
alak) seal free. Price TSo per botll
eld by all Dnigf lata.
all's really fills ara the beet.
kUfU at tb ttottMB.
Xr. Orlawoabaak Do yea aappoa
Ike natives la tk PkUlppla will t
aaylhlag la tkeir stockist; U.U fnrl -
Mr. Criauoabrak Mo; w'U bavelo
btgia by giving ikem the slockuij.
Ter Petatod QaaatUas itiwml.
Wbat Is Ik use of making a better
article I baa your conpclllor if yea can
aot gel a baiter price for It? . -
Asa. Aa there is ao dinofenre In tk
price lb public will boy only lb better,
ao that while oar proflis may b amsllcr
oa a slag 1 a tbey will be muck gnat-
er ia Ike aggregate.
How een yo -gt Ik public to kaW
your make Is Iks best? ; " ' '
If both articles are brought promla-
nlly before the public both are eertain
lo be tried and Ibe public will very
qnickly pass Judgment oa then and in
only lbs belter one. - ' '
This eiplalDs Ibe Isrge sale oa Cksm-
berlain's Cough Itrmedy. Th peopl
hsv been ntlng It for years and havs
found that It can always b depended
upon. They may occasionally lake up
with some fashionable novelty pot forth
with exaggerated claims, but are certain
to return lo the one remedy that they
know to be reliable, and for coughs,
colds and croup there is nothing eqnal
to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by,-r. 8, Duffy.
' ' Castrate' Cupid.
He (reading) Of love that never found
hit earthly do ' .
She . (interrupting) Isn't Tennyson
just great? Ton can always learn some
thing from him. Now I nndarstand why
Cupid Is ' elwiji represented without
any. But please go oe. . 'J ' j .
SUcareraa by Wesaaav V
Another great discovery hu been
made and that too, by a lady In this
country.; "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her end for seven years she with
stood its severest testa, but' her vital or
gans were undermined and death seemed
Imminent. For three months she coughed
incessantly and could not sleep. Bhe
finally discovered a way to recovery by
purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, and
was so much relieved on taking first
dose, that she slept sll night and with
two bottle baa been absolutely cored.
Her name is Mrs. Lather Lutx.', Thus
writes W. a Hamnlck & Co., of Shelby,
N. C. Trial bottles free at F. 8'. Duffy's
Drag Store. Regular size 50c and ll.OO1
every bottle guaranteed
There's many a slip . ' ;
, 'Twin the cup and the lip,
But that isn't all aay, nayl . --
When It rain In Ibe night
v And then freezes tight . ' ;
There's many a slip next day. ,
The sooner cough or cold is cured
without bsrm to the sufferer the better
Lingering colds are dangerous. Hacking
cough It distressing. One Minute Cough
Core quickly cares it. : Why suffer when
seek e cough cure it in reach? It w
pleasanl to th taste. F 8 Duffy. S . v
Wky B Bagaia. :e j;';
Mr. Sntggs When my wife has' the
grip I suffer Intenselr: z .
- Mr. Bnlfflu From sympathy, I sup
pose? -y ; Ji'yf' ''f Jy"' -."
-Mr. Snaggs To soma extent1, from
sympathy, but chiefly because she calls :
It "the le grippe." .j ,;: X
' ; eiee. -v
'' B)r. B. DMikn't Aad BMamtM
May be worth more to you than 100 If
you have a child who soils bedding from
indontenence of .water during 'sleep.
Cures old aud young alike.' It arrceta ti e
trouble at once. 9L Bold by C 0. Brad
ham, druggist. New Bern. N. C. ' " 1
'i 'X: ; Legie. ',,:''y' : '. ' ;
"The mialster asked me hew I could
defend the- practice of skating en Sun-
What did you say?". y .
Mid it might thaw on Monday." ; -
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve ia 'the implacable
enemy of sores, burns and wounds, It
never falls to care Piles. Yon may rtly
open It. F S Daffy. ; 'j
Yf.' hT. ; . '
Firtt Burglar Dis paper ssys yon're a
notorious criminal . .
Second Burgltr AVe'll, dst's so; sn'
I'm sorry fer it, ' ; "
Firtt Burglar Yer sorry? .
Second Burglar Yet; I just ht!e no'
toriety,
bom
Doubt
... trt l It 1 pecnz:j
ftfioi ef f-nt pt.a si4 d-wrvft. Tt.c
dou&t ebtincT aav irtnlc,no cjn t.ine
tbcr tuSmtfU .TcU tr.v Ccy be hum
a( tat:R tbo lujurtuss InRreal
m.rtur s widely to'.i. Bui ibry tuy
place U;!icU Ui:U In
MOTHER'S FRIEND
ebich Is a tertesicg. rclaiing and oob
Ing boimcnt for eitrreal ete. Douarmg
noiaen should f a icU at ch nig
etor for $1, aad teat it. There It ao
possibility ef H doing bam, and nVsrt la
every littiibood ef its saving them maay
boors of pain. Jt
THE ERADFIELD RECULATOK CO.
at Baw Aata.
Aastrallaa aaraget rat tke gfvsa ante
raw. Tbey stamp apoa an ant kill enttl
thaaateree op tkslr kgs, when tbey
scrap them off as fast at ikey coma ap
and iraoefsr these t ibelr atonine.
TtUew Janaalae Cared .
Battering kamaaity should btiupplled
wltb evary tneaa posaible for its relief.
Ills wlthpleaaure w publUk the fol
lowing: "This Is lo certify that Iwaaa
terrible auffarer from Yellow Jaundice
for ever all months and waa treated by
some of the best physicians la oar eity
sndall lo no avail - Dr. Bell, our drag
gist recommended Electric Bit tors, and
trier taking two bottle I was entirely
earrd. I bow take great pleasure in
recommending ibens lo any peraoa suf
fering witk this terrible malady I am
gratefully yoara, M. A. Hogarty, Lexlng
tou, Ky. , . .
Sold by F. 8. Duffy, Druggitt.
Billed by Lemonade.
Cobwlgger When did the old custom
ot New Tear calling begin to die oiit? .
Morrill About the lima people began
ssrvtng lemonade Instead of wine. ..
-. Pains In the chest when a person hu
a cold indicate a tendency "toward pneu
monia. A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Tain Balm aad bound on
to the chest ovY the seat of pain will
promptly relieve tke pain and prevent
the threatened attack of pneumonia.
This same treatment will cnrealama
back in a few hours. Bold by F 8 Duffy
Dramatic Criticism.
' Customs Barnes doesn't look like an
astor, does he? , .. "
Clarke No, doesn't act like one
either. '. ; 'I . " . : '
- A Giant Narre Bnildsr.
The Mystic Life Renewcr Is the most
Powerful Nerve Builder known. It ab
solutely cures all forms of Nervous pis
esses and Weaknesses no matter how ag
gravated or how long duration, such as
Neuralgia, Nervous Prostration, Nervous
Paroxysms, St. Vitus' Dance, Palrltatlon
of the Heart, Physical and Mental Weak
ness, Debility of Old Age, etc -
Sold by Henry's Pharmacy. '
. v . Bia Btaaaa-
Etch lesson has ber favored son,
For times are fickle as the dice.
The fancy skater's now the one '
Whs figures most at cutting Ice.
Late to bed and early to rite, prepares
a man for his home In the'skies. But
early to bed and a Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer end better
and wiser; F 8 Duffy. ;
' ' Light lnuatry.
The signal comes from the standing army:
Tls 'Fire away!' You know, '.
The stsndlng army we have In mind
Is ths rati array of girls yon'll find
Btneath the mistletoe. ' '
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlar
rboea Remedy can always be depended
upon and Is pleasant and safe to take
Sold bvFS Duff. '"
eriBler Taaflnt Tiekria Haw Bale
'- '"'t by aiaaitirra StKllwny. "
, Commencing November lit, 1808, the
Southern Railway will sell from prlncl
psl stations on its lines, round-trip
Winter Tourist tickets to beat resorts in
Florida, the South and Asheville, N. C,
in Theland of the Sky" at greatly
reduced rates for the round-trip.
, Ticket's will be on sale from November
1st, until April 80, 1800, and in most
Cites final limit returning May Viet; 18! 9.
'In connection with the above the
Southern Railway offers the quickest sad
finest train service and connections to
all' resorts lo the South, Mexico, Cali
fornia, Cuba and Porto Rico.
Any information as to rates, schedules,
sleeping car rervice, accomodations, etc ,
cheerfully furnished upon application to
any agent Southern Rsllnay, or lt. L.
Vernon, Traveling Passenger Agent 11
Booth Tryon St., Central Hotel Blug.,
Charlotte, N. C. . , : ; ,
' nolle rr Mrtilm f Creilr.
" . . New Berne, N. O, Deo. SQ, 1808.
In the District Court of the United Statea
for the Eastern District of North
""r Carolina, 3rd Bankruptcy Division
In tub Mattkr nw J.-.D. Dinkins is
.; Bankkdptcv. ' '
Eastern District of North Carolina ss.
Upon tbe petition of J. D. Dinkins,
B&nkrnpt, it is Ordered, that a meetli.g
of the Creditors of satd Bankrupt be held
at New Berne, N. C, In said District on
tbe 4th day of January. A. D., 1899, at
13 o'ciock, M.,at the otllceof L J.Moore.
Referee, in New Borne. N. C, 8rd Bank
ruptcy division in said District, for the
purposes named in the 14lh section of
of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act
to establish a Uniform System of Bank
ru;'ey t!wf-hout the United Ptalcs,"
TH CCiP.-1 S3 Thg GftOWHia
USg Of tUCTRfClTV.
rar Vkl lh Bwl
aur at mere framavtir
Smb Ik Sariut i a .
wrtP A tHm tMaT.
Allboogh th lorratioa and lalradoe-
tioa of tbe trolley ryttaa ef streat rail
ways kav bww of Wttaiiblt aalee Is
tiTlllaaliaa II has lat-MfCUnywroaxibl
earn karta bare aad rbera. Katnbaai
waa laid oa eoe ef lbs dreweaoaa So
laoirte traetiua) la thaMr dallvered
by Prof A. W. Raekar ala hMI
atetki ef eke twlllab Aasociatloa Far
tbe AdTaocameol ef Hcleao.
lavarteot parte of to world ofaarrra-
terlea bava hna artablitbed fnrtb eat--
poaa or Beeping tracjr or Tke cnanee la
tb direotka ia whtcb tbe aaacaatie
swedle aolnu. It waa long ago diaooe-
ared Dot oely that ta eoatpaat aata not
a lot directly el tbe aorta pal, bet that
tbe eteooai of variation In let iadlaa
tioo front troe nortb amaergoaa alow
aiteraliooa, Hence It le etc nary to
umbo I rat ebarte, abowlng tbe varia
tion far different pares of Ibe globe
every few yeera. Bat la order to get
tbe oatn lor taefe eornctioee of tbe
bignm Importenoe so tbe snrveyor and
snarlner it Is reqniiite tbaloarfal ob
servatiooa b made oontinaoosly at a
nember of widely raparated poiata.
Two of tbe moat famooa and hitherto
asef el hmltailous of thiaoias are titu
ated la Washington, in the errand t of
tbe naval observatory and la Toronto.
Tbe tnterfereuce of tbe electric current
that ran through tbe eartb end th
track ot trolley lines which have been
eonstmcted near tbaas ebearvatoriea In
terfere so mock with tb behavior of
tb Instraments of both plane that the
record now obtained are practically
worthies. And lb experts are greatly
poxaiea by the problem of escaping from
this vexations Interruption of tbeir
work.
So delicate are tbe Influesoea which
the msgneta in soeh an observatory ara
intended lo laveetiaate that tbey can be
perceived only wbea tbe apparatus It
most scrupulously guarded. The roam
In which they are mounted is nnder
gmbod. Visitors are never admitted ex
oept nnder nnososl circumstances and
ara required to deposit tbeir Jackknlvee,
keys and all other metallic object about
tbeir person before entering tbe apart
meek Th magnets, generally bars ot
steel not over sia inches long, are poised
above a scale that is graduated to tbe
moat minute fractions, and a telescope,
on an adjacent pillar, la need to read
tbe fluctuations, which are too small to
be discernible by the a atari it ed eye. A
tiny mirror, as big as a dime, catcneee
beam of light more slender than the
lead in a pencil and reflects it away to
a sheet of slowly moving pbotographio
paper, on which a permanent record is
made. Tfaearrangemeutof tbe apparatus
is snch that the movement of the mag
net is magnified many times in the' rao
ord, In otder to render tbe changes pa
ceptible. ,
There are three sets of instruments
en duty In snch an observatory. . One
swings horizontally, like a mariner's
compost Another dips ap and down.
A third is designed to measare the in
tensity of the earth's magnetism, which
Is a separate thing from tba direction
in which it acts. And so sensitive are
they that tbeir readings are apt to be
interfered with by exceedingly trivial
eaneea It is rostomary for the superin
tendent to inscribe on the scroll "Visit
ors admitted," whenever such a breach
of the regulations is permitted, so that
if any abnormal fluctuation I detected
in the motion of tbe magnets a suspicion
ot its meaning will be excited in the
mind of the scientist who afterward ex
amines the photographic trace.
lu spite of tbe delicacy of the appa
ratus, it may teem surprising to the lay
mind that tbe passage of trolley cur
rents at a distance of many roda from
tbe observatory should be able to affect
tbe instruments within. But tbey do,
and it is impossible to separate in the
record tbe variations prod need by genu
ine changes in terrestrial maguetistn
from those which are caused by tbe
trolley. Professor Bucker said a few
days ago: "From all parts ot tbe world
we ' bear ot observatoriea rained or
threatened by tbe invasion ot the elec
trical engineer. Toronto and Washing
ton have already euoenmbed, Potsdam,
Pare St. Maur, Greenwich and Kew are
besieged, aud the issue largely depeuds
npon whether these great nationul ob
servatories can or cannot make good
tbeir defense." : . ' . - i' --
' Although tbe practical service to
mankind which ia rendered by iuitito
tions of this class is alone sntBoienl to
justify tbeir maintenance and to war.
rant alarm as to tbeir future, there are
other questions involved which posses
profound In teres.! for the philosopher,
We know that tbe earth is a magnet,
but as yet no one is able to say what
makes it so. The fundamental secret of
terrestrial magnetism ha not been
solved. .Then, too, there are various
cbauges in direction which mark the
behavior of the needle that remain to
be explained. What influence is it that
makes tbe needle rwing to and fro to a
microscopic extent every day? Wbyiait
that tbe dinrnal swiog is greater In
yeara of son spot abundance than at the
minimum stage of solar activity? Why
do-the indications of the needle differ
in gammer from those ot winter? What
is the key to tbe mystery ot the long
period movement that makea it neces
sary to recbart the situation? : What
causes tbe convulsive behavior of the
magnets for a few hoars or day when
these is a great outbreak ot suu spots?
And is there any relation between the
weather aud tbe fluctuations in the
earth's magnetism? There are theories
on these subjects, but no generally ao
cepted doctrines, and tbe human mind
ia so constituted that it will hot rest
notil further light ia obtained. New
York Tribune. .
Mr. Hardin Norrls, clert of the drug
store of R Shoemaker, Perry, 111., says;
"A man came into our store the other
day and taid, 'I want a botl'.e of that
stuff that saves c'-.ililrpi's )iv-s. I r"ul
in the News ' I i'. 1 '. a c' ' ' i
get s: k v ' i -
Leit . - m. mm tt U
Cc. . .D i!LIC.
. Has ajS as am Ihfaht Foolx
"mnurr ritAUHVir mrJ tapoTjlV
ri
iiy deer air, write UTftea Doyle
ao in tag lit h trieod. "pray pratral my
oomplimcaU to tb Ormtae Uolf eleb
and wish tbetn front ate a vary happy
evning. 1 sot myailf at tntarmiUaat
gulfar. gHtinji vrry violent aliacki at
ragolar intarvala. It eeoally takes ate
yseJt
etnat two months so coaviace
iastsoaJiimrrtaoy gooa.an4UMsi
I give it np aalil a frttk beret of ao-
erfV ett to tryinf one mora. I played
In KfVDI enlil tbay told at that esse-
vttort bad to pay a special tax. I la-
a ago rated a private conn la Vermout
tbeir llnkt retnraed. I mold undertake T A Grate. Treasurer! W J PliuTbecre
In a few game to clear away any tod tary; W W Hark. 8 f. TO Hrmaa. J D
new existing." . Kealar Coaasualcailoas M Wednaadav
; 7 " V
tu, .mm ns, A
aav niven np trying to collect that lit-
tie bill from 1311 kin. Yos ere, be 1 a
pretiy big, bosky fellow, and he need
lo throw my oollevtnr ont." .
"Then why didn't yon employ a
woman collector? He couldn't do that
to woman."
Tbat'a what 1 tboegbt. So I not
on and sent ber around, bat she never
eama back."
"Why not?'
. "He married ber. " Chicago Poet
A taaaallaat Tbsaitkt.
The bishop of Wakefield was once
eooaoiing an aat od ooslermanger for
the lose ot bis little son. Tbe poor tuK
low was rooking to and fro In bis dis
tress. He suddenly looked at tbe bishop.
and. wltb tear running down hi
cbtekt, mid. "D'ji tbink 1 ooold get
th young beggar stuffed?" London
Hew. . ..
i i at
A Ckaaca fee Bis,
lira O'Brlde Before re were married
you often wished thrre was some brave
deed you could do for me to show your
love.
Mr. O'Brlde Ye, dear, and I would
dell now.
Mr. O'Brlde Then, lovego down te
the kitchen and dlacharga the cook.
COUCH SYRUP
Will cure Tonsilitis and Bronchitis.
A specific for Incipient consumption,
NOTICE !
' Notice is hereby givro thst application
will ba mado to tbe next General Aa-
tembly ot North Carolina for an amend
ment ot the Charter of tbe Ulty or JNew
Berne. ., v
A Big Knock Down
.on . Wood.
400 Cordi. Oak and Pine, must be sold.
8love Wood, any length, a Specialty, de
livered to your door, .
Brick" and Hand-Made and Sawed
Shingles alwaj t on hand.
Bicycles, Drsys and Harness and two
good wbgons, ,.:;.
All the above will be sold in tbe next
three days. ,
Now we will cut price again on Beef,
Pork and Bausagea. .
BIS HILL, Ttie Shingrle HaB.
Xman Oifta
From Santa Clans
i
In the shape of an ERIE BICYCLE for
either Lartia, Uentlemen or Children,
will be appieciated by all lovers of oat-
door spurts. If you have k s5n, brother
or huaband that you - would please, ao
Erie lcycle will do it above all oiber
Kins, vve Lave a euperb asmrtment of
thoee high grade wheels, besides other
makes from 5 lo $W
Complete line op Sundries at the low
est cash prices. ' r .
Don't foraret the Auction Sale every
Saturday evening and night from now to
unrisimas. - . , . ,
QASKIS' ctCLE COMPANY.
. Planters Building. ' y '
BO YEARS' .
EXPERIENCE
JSTotice
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Lodjce Directory.
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNIGHT
OF HARMONY i klls tad aad etk
Wadataday alghta la each taoaik ia
RoentsM'a Hall. Pollock street, at TH
o'clock. S. R BalL Platdnt Jmtmmm H
aiJl-8c'y.R- - Hill, F. Bee-y.
KN1CHTSOF HONOtt-OtBec KR
Jo.- Dicuter. O I. vt.
W F Roeatree. Flnaarlal Reporter
New Berae Ledra No. 443 inset a I hi lad
,nd Friday alt hit at 7 50 o'clock In
'Mouoiree't Mall. Pollock street.
leach moatk. .
'vALUalKT KNCAMPMEMT. NO 4,
a. v. j. w. vmcern f It HymaB, V f ;
u iia-nas, M f ; K Hlbbard. 8 W
J L Moodr, JW;CH Hall, Scribe; K
Oerock, Treasurer. Kegnlar Kncamp
ment, 1st, 8rd, and tth (if any) Thursday
alghlt In each month at 7:90 o'clock.
EUREKA. LODGK NO. 7. I. O. O. F
Officer C. II. Hall. N. Ci : J. I. Vvl
Y- i T. H. Huiioa, U c'd. tSte'tr; J. R.
"rlLer,' ' Treaa. Het-ular meetings
j every Moaday nlit at 7:80 o'clock.
J BTOSI CLBWiIOUT no. t, . m i. o. o r
'mera.-tto. Slnrrr, Captain; T. G. Hy
-nan, Ltut. P. II. pclleUar, KntlKn; Wm. J
JTHta, Clwk; Kd. Uemrt, aoconnlant. Bm
liar CantonnMnta, Sd and 4Ui Tiiuraday
I W KIBNB CHAr-Ehfso. isT H. 17m.:
'AVm T. A. uraw., MP, K.:
T. W. Dtwry, arnbei that. Duffy, Ttmi.;
C I. RriHiun. dticty. ktular oovnea
lona M Mnnu Ml nmath. '
r. JOHK8 tX)HMAMEIIV HO. IU. K.T.:
:-l . W. Ik.ry, Jm. Hwlmond
8.J T. a. Hyinaii, C. O : I. V. He an.hr,
Praia!; B. a. Piiinroae. Recorder. Keiii
OODelarw arts uid Uilrd mdava ot Utr
month.
saw hrkni LrtrxsK m.i, r. h ac j.c.
Hcalea, Frvat ;
J. H. Nnit'li. ItMnllnir wtv
K. K. Qukllev. Plnanrlul Meeta in
Knlalit ot fytlilaa ball ever 1st and Srd
WilnnTtlllahtii In rmrh month.
Russell House.
i While In Beaufort be sure and stop at
the Rnsell House. First-Clsss Board.
A home tor traveling people. Fishing
and bunting unexcelled. Terms $1.25 t
day or $5.00 per week.
O. A. Rl'SSELL Prop
Henry's
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HI III OLE
M'KEE I'.
I
j Pharmacy, I
Carnbana Water. .
Tarrant's Seltaer Aperient.
Wyett's Vichy Salts.
Enoa Fruit Salts.
Rapid Flow Fountain Syringes.
Rubber Bulb Bytinues.
Atomisers. Hard Itubbcr.
Cloudy Ammonia, Sund jSoap.
The Greatest Dyspepsia Remedy of the
j XIX Century:
R1PAN8 TABULES.
8 Cen's and , 25 Cents.
Physician's Prescriptions
m A Specialty.
OUR MOTTO :
Alway Isead. '
- JSever Follow.
With the npf -oachine of. the boliiltys
there is Hi way an anxiety, and a study
to thu people, what ami where they can
obtaiu such aa would satisfy their wants
We prido ourselves In Kiviuirto the trade
the very finest ibat can he had of every
thing in our line and audi, and no other,
you will always And here. Our price
"nmpete with all and our stock superior.
The following Is a list whkh will help
yon when you ieei that you hardly know
exactly what you want:
A fresh lot of Chip Beef of first quali
ty, fine stall fed beef, dreys d turkeys,
ge se and chickens, veal, pork. '. ,
Soliciting! your further patronage, we
are respectfully, " ,
Sam'I Colin & Son.
A. Colt ii Piano
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THE OLD RELIABLE
; and
: . v : s; Orga n Co.; ' ,.
133 MIDDLE ST., NEW BFRNE, N. C.
fW Branch Housed-WILSON, N. C.
HiRb-grade Melilin, Bamilton K Cor
don, and Foster Pianos and Uiidt;eport
rgaiia. . - . j-
fell either for Cash .or on Hie Eiiay
Installment Plan, as cbeap as you can
ouy anyfhere else, if not oiieuper.
Correspondence Solicited.
Pianos Tuned and Polished for $9 00.
Just received for Xmas A nice line of
Accordions, Banjos, Violins. Guitars,
irnnmicas, c , and all kinds Strings,
i Latest t-hfet Mueic Also Piano
- -id t 'i;
k t! ' I f.-r pt pitrnn?
tar . i 1 iie i .: l tl
Livery, 5a!e (6 Exchange StaMes
i
i
2v- T31JI3:2T CO.,
WHOLESALE A BETAIL DEALERS IN
HORSES . AND . MULES.
OT A Complete Line of BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS AND HARNESS.
I FINANCIAL.
t. A. Urea. Prat, B.H. ateadowa, Tie Pr
H. Bt.SBOvaa.Caabier.
CITIZEN BANK
01 wwwaiua,K.o.
DO A OEM ERA L BA.HKIMfa BDBINKte
Tk AeeoaDta ot Baaka. Mankara. cwmm.
arJona, rarmora. Merehaata and othar re I
atTfl on favorable term a. ITouipt andean
Ml attention t1an to the Inivi ai of ear ens
tomer. Coll euoaa a SpMlaltr.
eoAao or Drawrroae.
Perdlnand tllrloh K. 11. attndowa,
9, a. Meadowa. Chax. Oufly, Jr.
RamiMl W. Ipork, lairti-a ttedirOBd,
Chat. H. Pnwier, Haver Habn,S
J. w. Ura aver. Thfma A.fareea
B. W.Smai.auod, C. f.rnv
o. H. It. w. r. Omrkott .
F. & M. BANK,
MAT 1st, 18 tit.
Capital Stuck $7i.000.00
Surplus 8,t00,00
Undivided Profits 8,170.08
! OFFICERS:
i L. H. Cftlir President.
i W. 8. Cradwick, Vice Pres.
T. W. Dewiy. Cafbier.
I J. W. BiDDia, Teller.
F. F. MATTntwg. Collector.
DIRECTORS:
! Wm. B. Blades, II. M. Marks,
I G. D Bradham, P. H. Pelletler,
' L. II. Culler, Jnn. Buter,
W. 8. Chadwick, J. W. Stewart,
! T. W. Dewey.
We want your business and feel that
we can offer you as much in return as
any other bank in tbe city. It is our
endeavor to make business relations mut
ually pleasant and profitable to our
patrons.
E.W. Smallwood,
DEALIRIN
Hardware and Fire Arms,
Sash, Poors and Blinds, Paintr,
Oils, Cement, Lime, Etc.
Astntfor Garland Stoves & Ranges
and Uevoe's, and lirnj Moore'
HEADY MIXII) PAINTS.
Under Hotel Chattawka,
XEW HERXE, JT. C.
WAITED to UY
Wool, Col ton, Bmwax
Y, Highest Prices Guaranteed. '
J. E. IjATIIAM,
' Near Cotton Exchange)
ItVi'o,.. HORSES AND MULES !
ry y' To Suit FurcJiasers urt at Prices y
. ' That Are Right !
A... fM;; SPECIALTIES s ' T
v A Fine Open Bnggy, ,l . . . . $23 00 '
i A Good Buggy Robe, - - . - - , 95 '
Extra Fine Buggy Bobe, , - ? - - '2 00
And it big Assortment to aelect from on hand.
A Good Set of Harness for only ; - ' - ' 5 00
If ' 60 Pairs Cart Wheels, made at
Large Line ot Harness at various Prices. ' -
Whips at Below" Cost Prices. ; ' . ' . . .
FOR CASH OR GOOD NEGOTIABLE PAPIR
PROFESSIONAL.
F. . Sinmoat, a. I). Ward
''oa, t. W. Poa.
SIMIONS, POU & WARD,
ATTORNEYS aad COUNSELORS at
LAW.
nr.w nt Biir, n. r.
Offlcj 68 fo. Front Street, nearly oppo-
biif iiuiei vnaiiavaa.
(Oflices also at Raleleb and Smlthfield.)
rraoUee In the counties ol (raven, Dnplln,
Jonaa, Onslow, carteret ramlko. Wake,
Johnston. Harnett ami Wlln i,; in me Su
preme and tiriai touiu, and wherever
sent, ea are dtaln it.
I II. 1VII ll r,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Middle Street, Lawyers Brkt
Building.
Will prarttee In tae Counties ol Craven
I arteret, Jones, insluw and l'amllco. U. H
( ouit at New Uernt and uprrme Court oi
be 8tat.
N. H. STREET. F. P. GATES
STREET & GATES,
Physicians and 5urgeons.
Middle Street, New Beine, N. C
-STEAMERS-
EASTEItN
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE,
FREIGHT & PASSl.NGIR.
For All Points DTortli.
The Steamer NETJSE
will leave oo Mondays, Weduesdays,
aud Fridays al ti ji. in., sharp.
The Str. Nt-wberne
Will eail on TnfFiiutg ' ai d Fridays
at 12 oV- k. i (ion, making land
iiilt at all way stations.
feey Freight received not later
than one hour previoua to sailing;.
For farther information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt. (
M. K. King, Gen. Mgr.,
tl.C. HuDQiKS,Gen.Frt.& Pass. Agt.
Norfolk. Va.
New Berne, N. C, Hay 30th, 1896.
Hickory, N. C. " "
AND
Old DominioDSteamship Co.
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