u, but also
. - ..a avkkn. it ie
. : X .i ci.flo processes
Intromits. JPia tirntr
.1 wuh to Impress npoa
.!:. j( purchasing tlx
I ir,-.iil remedy. A li
- rrrp ut l'i it snanafactwrtd
i iiuoHni Kro Srscr Oo
a ''in.lcJf il thai fact will
' e in kTui.l.nf the worthies
us r.anuf.ctured by other par-
I J l.iKh iWidinff of the CU-
i I m nwp Co. with tbe ndl-
mit, nd the eatiefacUoi
v i i i he ir.'Q.iioe Kyrap of Fig he
( v million of families, ukM
1 i uno of the Company guaranty
if ,. rrn llcitce of lu remedy. It It
"r m ajrsnce of all other laxatives, .
a . m li i the kidney, liver and
Umi j without irritating- orweaken
U:: i.'i(:n, and It doc Dot irripe nor
-.1-.-at. lo order togetlta beneficial
' " 'v pirate remember lb aazM of
t i c v.t uipan J-
CAUPORNIAnG.STRUPCa
. rKAXOMOa, Cat,
" tili . k. saw renc ..
THE JOURNAL.
New Unra. N. C Jan. 1, 1S.
KW AOTKkTIMKaBITIS.
r.tectilur's Notice.
O. Marks Co. Guess,
Kuoitt At tba Book store.
Uaitbew Quail on toast, ate.
J. II. Ilackburn During 1898.
J. a Willis Retura of Purchase.
). II. Waters & Son Baggies, etc
Jno. 11 Matthews Confectioneries,
McDaulel & Gssklll Thsnk tba publle
V. II. Jones As Co. Parlor suits, ate.
Business-Locals.
TLwe)lin House with IS
i Middle street next to Mr. Hugh
. Either a part or whole for trot,
i.i Mrs. U M. Hendren. 153 Mid
get. , E moved my Printing office and
' Agency to 101 Sooth Front
ext to Draney's, where I will be
' o see my friends and customers.
f , Qrapbopbonet and Printing.
I2. ; , Wm.T.Hiu.
neat Beer always on draught, at
.. Middle Street.
A DAT Dt TUB CITT.
n't write It ttS.
New liern Academy will open
iw, Monday, for Its spring term,
noted. meetings every night at the
an Church. Good solo chorus
fibers to the Telephone service
i nested to put No. 130 on their
V. A. Porterfleld ft Co.
erllser who want to be certain of
g their, advertisements changed
please hand them In before 5 pm.
lernacle Baptist Church, H. II.
.burn, pastor. - 8nnday school 8:80 a
Preaching at 11 a m and 7:80 p m.
are cordially invited. ' .
i lie monthly meetibg of the Female
nevolent Society will be held at the
lie of Miss Metis, on Tuesday afiei
on, January 3rd at four o'clock. .
There was very little doing In the loci 1
.'.ton markei yesterday, prices ranging
bout unchanged. . There will be no
market tomorrow, Monday, January,
:'!,!, 1SS)9. V .'.'.'.''- '.- -' V. ' '
"'host persons who have been .Invited
e Democratic ball, at; Vanoeboro,
' cordially invited to attend the New
u'fi Ball, which will be given tomor-
, Monday night, at Vancebo. o. ' -.v
iildle Street Baptist Church, Preach
ng today at 11 a m, an l 7 pm, by the
m' or l ight C. Moore. Sunday actio.) I
p m., ''Everybody invited to these
: es.l ' Strangers always cordially
Mne. v - -r: ': , '
j Christian Science reading room.,
iven street, are open daily. Service
r 10:30 a m, and 4:15 p m, Wednei
:0 p m. Morning lesson, subject,
Acts 17;25. ' Afternoon lesann,
, The True Light; John, 1; 9. All
Ome , J- ' !- : -i .
O. Marks Company will place a
: candle In their store window to
, Monday noon, and 11 who
' bases of goods in their store
i titled to a guess as to the
time the candle will bum, the
1 guesser receiving the hind
displayed in the show window.
:.jr Drawn Mabbrd.
. , front door of the store
Lorch, : on upper Broad
, broken in on Friday night,
, trance to the store effected,
uoneyV drawer was robbed of
s in lt,bs amount being un
Ko clj to the robber or rob-
ure a happy new year, keep tl a
ar and the body vigorous by
Wilt's Little Early liisers, the
ale pills for constipation and
ilea. F. S. Duffy. ;
'APUD1NE HEADACHE
; Guaranteed to Cure
', Neuralgia, La
Her.Jache, Etc.
t I Dr: Stores.
., ki. J U lb
lu roi6 w II b
TS. BV.eaaae.
The foricasl k for a cold wae here,
today, villi a enatlaaaiioa of cold
weather aaul Bait Taeeday.
Tba teaiparalnra la expected lo drop
rapidly, aoaia twenty or thirty degrees.
. ritia at Cnnm Cwiy
Tba report o( lb Beaih of Mr. J,
W.
May is brought lo tba Jot axaL.
Mr. May died at bis boat la Maple
Cypress, la Craven oooaiy, oa last Fri
day, bis deals belaf das to peeaaacala.
11a leave Ira chlldrea to atosra tbelr
I a.
Nr. May was a farmer aad worthy
cillien, greatly liked by all who knew
him.
' S.S)fraMMr.ny, .
An enjoyable oyster roast was participated-
ia yesterday, afternoon at Tba
Oaka, the following bring la the party:
Misses Mohler, Brooks, Hyaiaa, Annie
and Eoma 6tsverson. Uukia,
Bettle Wlndley, Agnes Foy, Louise Den
nikon, Carrie anil Addle Clsypoole,
Itabel Bryaa; Meaara E A Sloat, WW
Clark, Oulon Duun, N C Hughea, Mark
Slavuason, J Leo Burma, D It Davis.
'( ttsismN tM m
The awarding of the handsomely
dressed doll recently shown iu the front
window of D. F. Jarvla store, wlioav
name baa beaa tbe subject of aiauy
gueasers, will lake place tomorrow, Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
There were ten successful guesser of
thd do'.t'a asm, (Virginia Dare) and the
following, who guessed correctly will
pleake call and decide to wboni tbe doll
shall be awarded:
MIteee Annie Mace, Katie Street, Mrs.
Knight, Xri U 1C Slovor, MIm Emelle
Parket, Mrs O S Attmore, Bettie Sutton,
Merlel (jrot , CII, Miss Leah Jones.
4-n.
La Grippe is asin e I emlc Every
precaut on ahuu d t lakeu lo avoid lL
Its specific cure is (Jm Minute Cough
Cure. A.J. Sbrpaid, Putjisher Agricul
tural Journal and Aiier1Sor, llden.
Mo., ssyr: "No one will be dWuprotal-d
In usiuc One Minute Cough Cure toi
La Grippe." Plea oLt to t k.', tjulck to
act. F. 8. Duffy.
Mlal Mnil.
The splendid reception and enter
ttlnment ahiidi Miss Mary Moore gave
In honor of her guest, Mis Brooks, of
Louisville, last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr. L. J. Moore, od Craven
street, will be remembered as the chief
social incident of the holidays.
There were halt a hundred or more
ladies and gentlemen present. The rooms
were brilliantly lighted and decorated.
Misses Moore and Brooks, assisted by
several Intimate friends received.
An honr was spent In playing Progres
sive Cp-Jenks. Mis Brooks and Mis
Emma Stevenion won the ladies prizes.
Mr. Lonl Moore, won the gentleman's
prize. . v
At eleven o'clock an elegant menu
consisting of numerous delicacies was
served. s
Miss Brooks recited two selections in
the bappleit vein and waa earnestly
solicited by everyone to recite again.
Miss Lizzie Hancock ssng a favorite
song which added pleasure to the even
ing's dntertaiument.
Miss Mary Moore sun; a group of
songs. She pouese a tine voice and"
was highly complimented,
Mr. Jas W Water accompanied the
voraliala with his violin.
Among others there were present; Mr
ani Mrs E K Bryan, Mrs Wultford, Mrs
C S HollUter, Mr and Mrs Jaa W Waters,
Mr and Mr C B Foy, Mr and Mr Thoa
G Hyman, Mr and Mra W P H Bryan,
Misses Annie and Emma Stevenson,
Sadie Holltater, Clementine Wbitford,
Addle Claypoole, Bradford Hyman, Isa
bel Biyan, Bessie Ley born, Lulle Ives,
Belle Marks, Marie and , Ruth Mohler,
Mary Oulon, Lizzie Hancock, Agnos and
Annie Foy, Fannie Cutler. Bettle Wind
ley; Messrs T W Waters, W W Clark, S
K Eaton, D F Foy, J Leo Burrua, Jesse
Claypoole, Win Dunn, Geo Henderson, 0
D Bradham, F R Hyman, H R Bryan, Jr,
J G Dunn, Wm Fletcher, R A Nunr,
Mark Stevenson. .
. ISf OLDER TISEt '
People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient actian; but now
that ft is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanentlyoverconie habitual
constipation, well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for a
time, but Anally injure the system. Buy
the genuine, made by the California Fig
Syrup Co. ,' . . :
Try "Old Marster" cigar at Matthews,
RvrvtcMbta 6fta. '
Some special offerings in Silk Um
brellas, Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Neckwear, Dress Pallet na, Rugs, &c, l
very attraptive prices.' ; Bahvoot's.
, Fruits at Matthews.
We wish our . many patrons a happy
and prosperous New Year, and return
thank for their good will and patronage.
Yours for health, '
C. D. BiuodAU.
Qnail on tnaat at Matthews.
.-' C '
ri I'littlUI
. a
. L..'rkoa; la lw of God'
; t Ztni grace, too l!ti wsteoaaad
atil irrlf (.brut aUJIcf preaeao,
bxi litUe diacwrted and fall; lb Pptrtl
(SMUace aad poaar, lae little dcairad
aad yiliJ lot tbe pnvilrg aad daty al
CkrUuaa linaaiiag, too lit U. prited aad
Ulfulcd. MaU. T.U; TUas I II. Matt.
attJOt JoU las, t. lo, Jetl John
lfcT,,l, JohaKL; AcUl e.
rrannaT jaananT Ibd . trratoMtt
rainrn
FaaaUlea and acboola, Prayer: That
lb fasally aaay be irveieaced as a divine
tnslltuitna; that all feanilr aaay be held
la the blaiiad boad of aaulaal love aad
ataal honor, that, aader God, paraatal
affection may caeriah Utialbovd Into
joy, aad parental eaaaapl lasplra la
aolilanaa of llfr, aad that whatever la
againM lb Christlaa Uaal of the family
Bay be opposed and vereoaa. That
all edaoaUoa aaay be more aad saor
valiMlTlbat tna lb highest well being
of both community and Ballon may be
cured, aad Christ be all and la ell IV
to: laa-Moc Mat 4:0; Bpb.I lo; Job
W:KkEpk.10,lL
WIDNKKDAV, JAJtOant 4T, TAaaSKACUl
urm encaoa. '
Borne MUiloas Prayer: That Indi
vidual Vhrlstian may feel their aacred
obligation to do tbelr unoat toward
making their own lead Immannel' land:
may realise tbe unity of tbe natioaal
w.ifar the peril of one member being
lbs li II of all; and may fully perceive
that the (saltation of tbrhl In tbe borne
land advances Ills klagdum in all lands.
That Homo Missionary organization
may be endued with the Spirit of lovr
and power; may worthily tajy t be com
plete confidence of the churches; and
that they may aeverally move forward
In practl.-al Christian comity and tnolual
helpfulness. Ea. 85: S0-X0; Ia. tit; ti
lt, i; 82:8; 1 Cor. 1Z: 4 6.
TH UHSriA V, JSKCART 5TB, MrilDLK STRKZT
BAPTIST CHl'BVH.
Foreign- Missions Pryn ThJt la
dividual Christians may lender lojl
obedleuce lo their Savlunr's last .emu
mand, and take fresh courage fruia bia
last promise. That our Foreign VI i
slooary organizations may be filled .U
CUrlstlike devotiou, and Chrmlike.'Kjv
tiwaid each other; and may ever be
mindful of the new lessons which ei
peilenre teaches. That or miasionarlea
may be gloriously lucceksful, being
divinely enabled to reeogniz providen
tial leading, and lo maks fuil am of the
wltues to Uimseir, which God has pre
set ved in even heathen land. And that,
to save the lost, miasionarlea of the Cross
msy speedily be seut to the veiy end of
ths earth: Mark 16: 13; Act 10: 84; 35;
Acta 17: 23; Rom. 2: 15; 10: 14, IS.
Service will begin at 7 30 p. m. All
are cordially Invited.
PKaiauaAI.
Mr. George N. Ives, left yesterday for
a short trip to Raleigh. . .
. Prof. T. R. Foul and family returned,
last night from a visit at Graham.
Mr. Owen H. Guion, returned last
nl jht from a business trip to Raleigh.
Mrs. J. C. Watkins and son Cutler, re
turned last night from Washington,
U. O.
Mrs. E. T. Berry and children, n
turned last night from, a visit at Tub
carora. . . , ,
Prof. Andersen returned last night
from Wilson, where he has been spend
ing the holiday.. . .
Miss Ett Nunn, who ha been spend
ing tbe holiday al home, left yesterday
for Hancock's Creek.
Mr. U. A. Harris, Supt. Henderson,
Telephone Co., returned last night from
a week' visit at Louisburg.
Miss Gertrude Davis, of Beaufort, who
ha been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chsrlea
It. Thorn, left last night tor her home.
Mr. S. H. Neal and little daughter,and
Mrs. Elizabeth Neal, returned last night
from a viait to Mr. J. H. Bell, at Wash
ington, D. C. .
. Mlas Annie Cbadwlck returned last
night from Kiniton, where she baabeen
spending the past week visiting relatives
and friend, - v..-.'
BBCKLSN'S ABHICA SALTS.
' THE BEST SALVE in the world to
Cuts, Bruises, Sore, Ulcer, Salt Rheum,
Fever . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblain, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cure Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 95 cents perNbox. For sale by F.
F.Duffy.
i : v" rear trvl)r;ra. -
iSealed proposal will be received by
the Secretary from thi date to January
10th, 1889, for rental of Restaurant,
Fruit and Confectionery, Sandwltcb,
Barbecue and Cigar Privilege during
Ihe 12ia Annual Fair of Ue Eaat Caro
Una Fish, Oyster, Game and Industrial
Association lo be held In thi city Feb
ruary 2025, 1806.
: .' Geobge Gjiekn, Secretary.
Baantks TIlS too Vw IllflJWS tejIS
gig-iatus
f
- A full line of Express Wagons, Veloci
pedes. Frames, Pictures die. for tbe
holidays, low down t R. Ulrlch'. ,
Oysters, lialf shell, Hoast or any ityle
at Matthewa. ,
Tlie finest beef ever sold in. New
Berne now at Oak Markot.
Turkeys,' geese, ducks,- chickens at
Oaks Market. -
, Cpuntty lard 8 centa per pound at
Oalf market.
;..r. rirrLL
' JuiaL la loukfhf over
k:th ot U J as al each mora
ia. I toil tb slit f eaadidalM plae
t( ibeakaeifM bcTur tae v.
Mow all I bia U eatattag aerbapa, bat
Aem M a at look i'k all -daaipbliL
nm to at aorh cnuabl tor foo!
Boalaeaa meat be mighty poor wbea
sack a crowd want la get late petty
Oeaa watch, lb bawl of is, hardly
pars taoogb fof a CoeaferubM Ntiag.
A eoara every oa te bl cketos bat
to the Mtaide apeetaioe It looks like aa
aaeemly tcraacale or la repeat, "dm-
paoouaeaa.- I
fracTToa
mnstMss tMS Pa !.
Co, Jot as a i WJtboat detract lag
from the clalaae or Vlu of etber gea
tlaasen wboae naaaeai bar been maalloa
d a Jcaadklau fof the mayoralty of
IS city, I dafclre to preaeal the BMrlia t f
our highly eemd tills sad christlaa
reoilecnaa, Mr. Willi sa Dais for Mayor,
subject to rail Seal lota by la majority
of the Dsmaaratle aoaer at the epproacfc
lag priaury electioa le be held oa Jaa
aary H, ti,
' Mr. Duaa ha afrkyt beaa loyal te
Democracy, a liberal cjoairl halloa of hU
means la it aopponl has aever held a
political 0010, belong! to no political
faction. He is oa of oar moat enter,
prising clliaraa, beia eoasMCted with
many industrial Interest of the city. Aa
Praaklent of the East, Carolina Flak ft
Agricaltaral Fair aa given year of hia
Urn aad alteatloa without atlat, at great
penoaal tacrine, wlihbut rwrd, aav
the merited praise of It Ncee, to
which hi (fort contripaied so greatly.
And truly may It be ai) ear Fair weald
have long tlace.beea anlrrdaaoanl recol
lection of ibe paabut lfor kit tlrele
eaerjey. II has done muck for the de
velopment of oar iracklo ( IntereM which
bat been so beneficial I all ele of
our community. Ue I I deed a maa of
affairs, practical, liberal and energetic,
ad If elected would nn oobtedly wear
the ermine of thi high sad honorable
position with great credit to hlmatlf and
II tbe people would feel j utly proud of
having beat owed apoa be it highest
tun. r. "Let tbe office tee k tbe man."
' AMti Factiox.
EFEIIDIIIII
THE NATION.
Cetrri is tttr cn
trf tenting. La grippe.
lung troublce and
othc? dbeaare of
the tnulcou mcn
, branp take hold
of our people
and fatal results
follow with
alarnllnjr fre-
where the membrane are tlcan and
healthy. I
Mra. Lou Darin, Fayetteville, Tenn.,
tells in her letter how Dr. Hartman'a
great catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-ha, cored
her of la grippe and serious Ibng com
plication. Bhe any i
" I was afflicted with a disci
monly known as 1 grippe Mro years
ago; 'the doctor eaid I had consump
tion. I got one bottle of Pe-ra-na and
the second night my cough htopped.
I took several bottles, and I will any
that I believe I would be a dead woman
now if it had not been for Pe-n i-na.
Mary M. Pruitt, Palpo, Mo., aye:
Pt-ru na Mtdicint Co, Celumt is, 0.
" I had la grippe for three u ceaalve
years; it seemed to get a tight :r hold
on me each year. . It seemed I waa ia
the jaws of death. What had helped
ma kfnM M ma( (Ia nw an ' irood.
UC W nvu.M hw ..w jm W
1 saw an advertisement of Pe-rulba. I
procured two bottle and it cured an.
I have sot felt any aymptom since.
You may uaa thia in any walr jr
please.
Almanac fofthe'year 1899.
Ask any druggist for free Pe-rn-na
A New ?i;ai' Recepiion
Or any of the social function that
alwav iiccur at this season of the year,
require the man who would be correctly
dniosed lo have a new style evening drea
suit, such as we make in tuch eiqulatte
style and finish. We will make you a
handsome Dress Suit from Broad Cloth,
a business suit or Prince Albert or cuta
way coat that is perfect in fit at a reason
able price.
F. II. Chadwlck
Mildlestreit. , NEW BERNE, N. 0,
J. H. Matthews !
. lii Middle Street.
DEALEtt tX
ForelgiiJjHntl Domertle
FRUITS!
Hot & Cold Lnnch, '.
) Oyater in ny Style.
Confectioneries,
Cigars Tobacco dtc.
J
mm
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f M-AJcdrkiSki
V M a v w caiae
!
faffi 1 Eagle caijd t
0U IUUSnTTO rkHPHUT
Bl m tUV HUUMCU.
" Mtw tnaM OMBtmea
FOlt JIAYOll.
At theaarswet e-lirtalloe of a iiaaw;
tm say irteooa aad IrUner etiuasw, tepte
lally tmai Ui Uborlag , I kave
Ooaarated ko beona a cmadldaie before
Ik Dtmnrimttc PninarWe for the anmt
atlloa fir Mayor of tbe ciiv of hew
ttrra aad I brty aaawuaea myerlf a a
candidal forth poMikoa.
1 also take Iki. nr.M.ioa la dsual
myarlf to abide by tbe eipreaaed mMM i 00' 01 01 ro,k-"d mf moW
Um Pimoeraim votevo at the primariaw7, J. K. LAND.
aaa wiu swpport le goo lailb waoevwr
hi aomiaaled. Reauctfullv,
W. F. HILU
Xaowa amoog bks fnrad aa Big fJlrl.
Announcement I
. . , . 1 " rfrrrl 1
tW',,?lh W V "4
folly ak the trotea of tna Deasocrau at
Ik. BU- 1 k. .A..
1899. I kav votrd Ihe Drotocnukc tiok-
t thirty year. Have iwtvr held any '
political offlcr. Reapecifully, (
J.J. TOL80N.
Tax Collector!
' I hereby announce snyaelf a eandidale
for Tai Collector of lb city ot New
Berne, and aolicil tba aupport of Dem
Ot mile voter al the approach! UK prl-nia-y
bm cling, oo January 10th, 1890.
WALTER DUFFY,
51
AT TIIK SOLICITATION
OV MAXV FRIENDS. I
IIKREBY AXNOONUK MY
KLK AS A OANMDATK
K0U OFHCKOFCIIY TAX
l Ul.l.KCiUK OKTIJii ClTi"
OK NKW ItERNK.
"IK ELKCTKU I PROMISE
A FAll'HrUL SKRV1CK.
5A!tUEL R. BALL.
VI
-is
!
To the tniicrHtIc Vi
Um of the City of
lV?w Heme:'
I liertby knnounce myself a
candidate for City Clrrk and Tax
Collector of the city of New Berne.
My Democracy has alwiys been
ODqufsiLned, and 1 would re
sptcl fully ask the votes of all
Democrats at the primary vote to
be held atethe poll.
Very He.pectfully,
J. M. HOWARD.
I AtBook Store I!
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I CHRISTMAS ItEMKANTS
5
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88 PER CT.
S
Turner' Old Reliabl
?
s
Almanac for 1899.
fi. H. Ennett
I,
overside'
Lots Located on National Avenue, and others
equally desirable.
A complete water and sewerage system
to be introduced.
Only $250.
Balance $1
Every ratn of moderate means, and every man working on a salary, may own
a home. Bay a borne and pay for it Iastallmenta.
More than one half of the lota have been taken. If you want to got In oo the
GROUND FLOOR Mow 1 the Time. . -
- No Taxes. - .
' I will pay the Uxea until you hv fully paid up, and received your de d.
Free Improvements.
All improvement, uch a Slreeta. Side Walk, Shade Trees, &c, will be made
and completed at an early date, without expense to purchaser.
' WHY PAY RENT ;
When for $& Cash Down and Payments of 11. per wek, you ran hoy a Desirable
Lot, tod alter tbe lt ia putd for erect a Handsome Collage, to be paid for in month
ly installments. Or it you want lo build at once, for $250. Cash and small monthly
payments you can buy a lot aud boild a house, In a good locality, where values are
absolutely euro to advance. . - - r- - T -1 - - ; -
Under my home building system you can build at once after a cash payment of
tha Vnltie of the lot, I will build for you a house, or will advance- you the money
to build . .-,
You eillnmnah Imth nrinrlnal and interval hv monthl V Installments, natd ex-
tantlv t.h atiniM na rent hut Willi llna HirTffifiw-A if nairi for rent, everf dolhur is
watted, if paid nuder my system, every dollar ia saved. ,
A more favomble opportunity will never be offered, to provide a home.
Ton should act at once, eiae of Lot SO x SOU feet. .
' Map ahowtng lota, and for any further Information yon may desire,
Apply to
Cciidziised Milk.
lHTITUfBABltS"Sol
VcsrV tm AH.CATiO..
Hkm Ca m.
:TO TUE VOTEIW!
OF THE
City oflVew Ilrn:
I deelre to anaoanee that I am a caa
dxUu for tba office of Chief of Police of
tbe eity ot New Beta. I refer the puhlie
la my record while I we a Police omoar
of la diy. aa to .my fliaeae to fill the
TO THE DCIOCRiTIC VOTERS OF
HEW BERH. .
1 bareby aBBOoace myartf a eaadidate
for the oOoe of Chief of Police of tut
.peem-lf electedtod.1 Ihe be
for the good ot the cltywd the ezecntloa
to that office.
, v - .
rf J
JAMES T. LEWIS.
Announcement !
I hereby ao source that I am a candi
date for tbe office of Tax Collector of the
city ot New Bern, and ask the aupport
of my friend.
DENARD W. ROBERTS.
Announcement I
I am a candidate for all the trade In
j Clcare, Conf.ctlonery, ic.
C 4. MoSORLEY.
To the Democratic Voter of the
City of New I'erne:
I hereby aincucce mvM-lf a n c indi
date for lb ottiru i.f Tax Collecler. aud
ro.p cllu:y -k ihu v. t . t-t hIi I Vino
crau. 1 have nver Chi 1 to vote nt any
etevllon. Very H-H-ctfii:y,
L. r. WOOD.
TO U DEMOCRATIC YOTEES
Of the City of New Berne.
Al tbe solicitation of my many friends
I hrrvby annoiiut-o myself us a randidute
J.r I hi position of Chief ot Police and if
eltcled promise lo diachaie the duties
faithfully. Reepect fully,
JOHN M. 1 1 AUG ETT.
WOW
X7H1LH GOODS
At Dufly'tt Drug Store.
: CALL AND EXAMINE. -Aluminum
and Enamel Trays. Comb,
Brush and Mirror Hrts, Complexion
Brushes, Puff Boxes. Toilet Atomizers,
Cologne. Extract. Toilet Wa'era, Keep
Clean Hair Brushes, uizell Daly & Co.'
Special Line of Empire Extracts, tome
thins; extra fine.
A (pecial drive in Leon Marganet &
Co.' Entract. 8 ox. bottle for $1 00. and
other good too numerous to mention.
$5 Cash Down.
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WILLI AH DUNN.
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We have placet ia one of our front window a very bur
ranJk ahich we aitl light Monday at 13 o'clock and to the one
that peaara the rwnreet the leagth of time I lie ranJIe will bunt
veiUprtaratFUEKthebrautifntPmFil 1V.11 ia the in
Jow. -
Tbe Goeetce are Abeolutely Free U) cuj-v one that tuakea a
parrhaae.
Gneat a often at jou make a purchase.
Holidays Are Over.
Now that the Holidy are Over, jour thought tun to
omething more terioai than Gift, Tova, etr., aud we have ome
good new for yon.
Cloaks and Capes.
Trying to keep op full aMortmcnU ha left ns with more
garment than we usually carry at thi teaaon. n e chop the
price off about one-third and expect to make short work of
them.
$12 60 Jackets
10 00
9 00
8 00.
6 00
Cape are reduced in the lame proportion and these value
are tuch that ought to command your immediate attention.
The garment represent the bVtt workmanxliip that is pos
tihle and the newest Style.
Fur Collarettes.
te also have a few Itir Collarette t hut must be sold at Q
once.
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They are principally black
$4 00. They were 4 00 to f 6
Picture
St mi new picture f mines, for enihroiilerinpr, liatc just Im ch O
receiml. The fram and piee uf s-UimiH'd linen aiv together ff
and the price is 3fc. q
Some fancv f mines are 50e.
Art Squares.
A belated ahipnient of Art Siimres lias jus; ln-en opened.
They ure none the leant pretty because tliey mv late. hihI the
prices lire low for such iinlitv of nil wool Sjtiaus. 3 2 vds
l 60. 3 x :j yds fl! 00. 3 x 3 vds f i 50.
January 1.
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JS9SSSSSS3SSS3SZ.
LOOK OVER
And See It
Need
Bed I!pom Suit
Parlor Suit
Sideboards
Pining Tablet
1 lining Chair
Morri Chairs
Fancy Dockers
Cheflonier .
Hall Racks
Roll Top Desk
Ltdiea Desk
OotnbinationJCases
Book Cases
Brass and Iron Beds
FRANC. H. J0NE8 & GO ,
i 87 MIDDL.E STREET.
F0R SALE
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DWELLING HOUSE 'AND t LOTS
SITUATED OH NATIONAL ATE.
House has ten room., with all modern
Improvements, water, sewerage, etc
Location very Fine and desirable resi
dence property or Inveetment.
For term apply to
. J. F. TAYLOR.
A Day After
the FEAST.
Our Stock of AIR RIFLES intended
for the Christina trade arrived a day
after Christmas. Now they MUST BE
SOLD. -, .
' And we will obV them LOW DOWN
in order to dispose if them. -
Tour Tra'y,
J. C. Whitty
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THIS LIST
You Do Not
Some
China Closets
l'ictures
K isel
Lamps
Onyx Tables
Polished Tables
Carriage Kobes
Far Rugs
Velvet K.UK8
Tapestry Rues
Smyrna Hugs
Carpets -Mattings
Carriages.
THIi." -
Time Has Come
Amid the-great vii'e'y if article,
wLIch can be oi taine I
At Whitehurst's
For Chriftma Prescn'e.
Especial attei t on i calhd to the
CHINA TEA AND UINNEIl SKTS.
Yon can make up the m t lo suit voi r
taale in any number of prices from beau
tiful patterna. ' ; ;
Doll Carriages and Wagons.
Toy, Velot lpede and tloraes, '-, - ;
No. 4S Pollock Street,
HOTEL NEUSEE,
NEW BERNE, - N. C.
J. M. RICHARES0N, Prop'r. '
Terms, Per Da. f i So.
Can accommodate a few Regular
Boarder. . , '' "
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Special attention glvoi to the travel
ling pnbllo. ;, !''-
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