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Lard, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheroots
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count all our lulls and are then-by enabled to offer oar .
customers the Ijowcat Possible Prtw couipaiible with .
tbcQnalitr of the (rood. V J f-j - . f ,
Oar Shelf (londa ere ueJoe; aoatUuUy tqilwiUhod"
wiUi New mi Attractive Article and ourconsUut aim
. U to suit oar coolortK m in tierj frwU'j J -
Anj errors of otniiiiioa or commission are always
cheerfully corrected.
Hire di a-Trial and if yon are not pirated the fault
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THEFT"
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STANDARD
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V mmil5llljSLffiiE5 PEST ATTING!
Any pattern you see shown in the Stand
ard periodicals, we keep in stock. -
No waiting here lor patterns to be or
dered. Our pattern stock is the largest in
T!iafaim Vnrth flarnHna. : ( fi1i
PRICES, 5 TO 20
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CENTS.
THE STANDARD DESIGNER
Is issued monthly at $1.00 per year, and can
be purchased oi us at 10c per copy. 1
It contains nothing but the latest and most
up'to-daio styles.' . . ' - .
Standard Fashions Sheets are yours for
the asking.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN
PROMPT ATTENTION
H
ULJa
Jluy 7, -1809
THE CORRECT HAT FOR SPRING
IS A
STRAW HAT !
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We havb them at prices to suit buyers and in
. v latest styles" - , I
FROM 25 CENTS -TO $175.
4 word of akrmlaf W lk tumr
turr Monk CirnH bi1 Ukr
ItUitkruo b drtalaf r fof lb
Urntrm la mmmnm. tklfimg IMi
poUuxs kail oiW roilao lotto Bortfc
u of BLiu'Mri krt Wa ll ut
rlxtMit cut ( lk aM4 taai 1M1
poUUM u4 Mkar prodar au colli for
kt kUlpplag ll la m hJM eoiaaitwloa
rtbaaui ikul kid plat of UuIum.
Lart yaar IW wu om of laoaa kia4
of aoaudaaloa BMrcaaala rap raw tad la
Uala eoaaty (PaaiHca) ta mf cariala
oledf Ikal kad ao plaea of ka ti
er t. , t i : .
I vltltait tka dtr aad place tkal k
ltiml u La, laal Dacaihar tad foaad
ikal be kad ae plaea of bealaaam.
I Iblak IhU Ike farawra la lkl eoaa-
l;loal lul ya.r fttOOM by aeadla(
Uielr prodaoa U aarallable ataa to acll
for Ibern.
Tkere li a aua la Botloa, Mut., ibal
tils, lo ba a-ooaimlIoa aMrcbaal Ual
kaa ao place of boalacaa. II, kai a cel
lar rvatad a rooai about It feet aqoare. I
t tt dowa la It laat Deceatlier aad
at laforaMd by a reliable penoa thai
thb) ao called eomaletioa aMrehaat bad
Jodgiaeala baaflaf eref kin aad the
o Sloan could aot Hod aay property be
leaf taf lo kla lo allack aad tkal Buu
ksd 10 ageate la tblt coaaty rapreaeat
ln kla laat year aad will probably bar
a. Many or more to repraaeal klia Ibli
year tad eooM of oar faraiera will prob
ably tblp to kla tkla year lo. their Bor
row. -
Tliare are good reliable eoaimltatoa
awrebkau la Boaloa Ikat woald treat
ibelr ablper all right. Tke Am ol
Mnara. Boarorot A Co., M aad N toulb
Market it reel aad 8 C'omawire alreet,
Boa too, MaaK, li u good a kouae to sbl
to u I bave tvrr ablpped to, I aia per-
wally acqualuted with tbrm aad havt
bjua aklpplug lo Ibrm for twaaty-lbre
yrart aad kare reallacd betler prioac
fium ibaai Ibaa aay oilier coojuilMkui
merchant, Ibal I have ablpped lo. '
They deal boaeat and fair with Uteli
pttron, and are Tery good aaleamea
An, peraua wialilng lo ablp to them ll
iliey will write lo the flrm aad ak tot
tencir aad card, they will be Mot to
lucm. - ..
1 bare been iklpplog potatoee for the
liat Iwenty-llve yeara and hare found
Hoiloa to ba Ibe beat - market to ablp
litem loN ; J Yoatey etc, , " i
W. It. SaWTBB,
" Doteb, May 10.
Rear 400 basket of peai were ablpped
from bare yeiterday, and a Urge quanti
ty today. . i '.
We were (hewn a nice ilze IrUh pola
to yeaierday cnuilug" from Mr.' W. A.
VY ilnon'i patch. Our farmer, will aoou
lie ibipplng Ibem.
A negro laborer waa aevereiy hurl
fueaday .nigbl at the GolUnboro Lumber
CoV taw mill, ll ieemi that be wa
managlug Ibe cut off iaw and the alab
bearer puabed them dow d too faat and the
aw became eulaagltd aud broke throw
ing a piece igalnMJhe negro alrlkiog
Uliu belweeu ibe neck and ahoakler lu
dieting a terrible cash. Dr. Bonner
dnaacd the wiHtad.
Mr. Joaeph Klnaey and wife were in
town a abort while Buoday.
Judge blornegay held court moat of
ycletilay afternooa. Two colored data
el, aroapd ca Huckleberry avenue be
came a little boliteroui on Sunday atom
lug aud were arraigned before bli honor
Tbe nuire alia with a great deal of grace
end tllgutiy, but gel, off a lltlle'wbea he
bear, of luch decUlon, ai relating lot be
K.& M. 0. ILK. yetterdarv
' Our town con tlouea lo Imnrore. New
building, going up, atreeta being In
proved, people mwvlng In, facloriea
ruabed with ordert, saw mill working
tleadily, all going to ahow we are a hue
ling eel of people and will aooa hare
one of Ibe Uveal town, oa the A. 4k M
C. We bare S churches, mi vices In each
regularly; I live Sunday echoola, prayer
meeting twice a week.
UIm Maud Arnold returned home yea
ierday from a visit ta tbe Fort Barnwell
Mellon. 5 ": - ;
Mli, Mete Outlaw la right ,Ick. W
hope though ibe will be out toon.
Ur. liamploa Weat from Cloa, la la
lowa trading today. . Our merchant.
carry well selected itocki and are draw
Ing customer, a good long distance. -
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Children and Hisses SUPPEHS
Will be sold cheap. ; -; 1 .
White and lleslise Chirts,,lcr Hen; large
sizes, 16, 16 1-8, 17. Ii you want .cne, it ril
be sold very cheap. . '
At t M IV . a MVJW-,H ...
aiso nave a iuu una oi jjlluj, wnicn are
selling at Reduced rrics3.
rraM fcar. T.
THE gPSClTLATITK MARKKTtt.
- Today's quotation, furnisbed by Lewi,
A. May it Co., New Vork, Kcpreaented
by A. O. Newberry.
- T Maw Voaa, May 10,
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, Open. High. Low. Close
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B. RUT...
M.O.P.N..i
Banliatlsn .
August..,
January. .
149
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181
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144
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130
110J
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150
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ILLes the food more delkJous ondwhoiesoroe"
Tmica cnor riwa
183
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6T illDDLE 81'EEET,
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113
COTTON. .
Open, lliph. Low.
S.05 S 93 6.89
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CHICAGO MARKETS. x
WhaT - Oicn. High. Low. Clone
July 72t 723 71 72s
Treatoa May lOih IIW9.
There wlU be a Baaday Fch ol picnic
, Trealoa oa Friday aeil I3lk May.
Ail deaoaslaailoaa bave Joined together
aad a real aloe llase is aallctpalcd.
Cabbages are p leallful arooad here
aad they are real alee, aalllag at Ire
ceata per heed. -
L. A. Haywood Esq., has Ira eeree
pleated la Irish potatoes which are
really (ae aad promise a Weary yield.
T. C. Whltaker we leara has I acres
equally as good as Mr. Haywood's while
Beajamla Erwla, C. C. Ueadersoa aad
aay othera arooad here bave real lee
potatoes.
At Oliver w learn that J. J. Blmaoas
Beaj. Ueadersoa aad saaay other there
ksrs real magnlfleaat crops of potatoee.
Oar market was well supplied with
Use May shad oa Monday morning Isst,
asany were the enquiries whea were the
aets set, waa It Boaday erealng or Mon
day morales after mldnlgblf But we
are lacllaed to believe that tbe majority
ooacluded that It was Monday after mld-
alicht ai they were charitably inclined to
believe tbet our fisbermea hsd loo much
respect for the Ssbbelh to violate it not
withstanding there waa a real storm of
wlad aad rata oa Monday morning.
Charity ll la said cover a multitude of
sla. - - - "
Tbe crop of Spring chicken we learn
will be aausnally large tbla season, ao
will Irlah potatoes. With chickens, po
tatoes aad cabbage, where 1s any that
fears slarvatloa, only one aud be says
thai be has tbe eoasolallon lo kaow that
he will live notil be dies If be perishes to
lestb. .
Mr. AC Burt is repslrlng Mr. Bally
Browa'i dwelling. Mr. Frank Barnes is
palatial the Disciples new church, here
which when completed will be quite aa
ornament to onr town.
Fruit and berrlet will be nnutually
tea roe tblt seasea what tew that escaped
the cold taapi are now dropping off.
Honon are crowding on our worlhy
clllsen, Lou Tailor, elected mayor of
Treuton, then appoluted magistrate. He
ba, tbe vim and energy iufflcleut to dis
charge every guty that may come before
him.
The tobacco crop, will be large this
year In Jones couuty. . If the tobacco
crop continue to Increase would It not
be advisable for our merchant and
money men here to go to work and pot
up a tobacco wherebousehere. Our lands
here are nearly all adopted to tobacco
aad will eventually draw all our farmer
la the raising of ll ami if tbey have lo
carry it off to sell it, won't they spend
their mosey where tbey sell ll? Many of
you recollect that I advised many - years
ago our merchants to pnrcbase bale cot
ton wbea they complained of dull
sons. Now see tbe change, some day In
the fall season over 800 bale sold here
with everybody selling dry goods and
groceries.,.- :. A
Let tobacco lake the place of cotton.
With no market here you certainly will
fall back where yon were before. Why
aot go to work and make enquiries about
the cost of bulldlugs, Above all keep aa
eye oa tbe increase of tbe tobacco crop
for ll will certainly In a short lime sup
plant tbe coltoa crop la Jones county.
The Idle crowd around Trealoa I dis
tressingly disconsolate as tbe late rains
have to mad-dyed the waters of tbe old
Trent that tbe Ash won't bite and tbe
boy are so busy at work that tbey can'l
dig bah for them. If times don't mend.
in a few days pitching quoit and hitch
ing boxes to dog tail will be Ibe prin
cipal amusements. Just to have a little
fua as It I said "a little nonsense now
and then Is relished by tbe best of men."
Gardens cenildering the cold ipring
are rooking extremly fine. '
The health of this whole community
(remarkably good, In fact we hear of
but little sickness in tbe whole county.
Dr 8 K Eoonce, formerly of this place,
now resident physician of Pollocksville,
will lead to the hymeneal altar one of
the fairest daughter of Pollorksville,
Mis, Llla Ward, tbla evening at tbe Bap
list church there. ", May many year of
happiness attend there will be the wishes
of all tht know them.
Lewis King, J A Smith and son, Joe,
and several others left yesterday for
Charleston to ..attend the Confederate
Reunion. - '. . ; .
Mr J W Bryan lost bl horse a fw
days ago by falling in a ditch and drown
ii. - j. as.
' eaM Call l.ltaa. ' '
Special to Jonraal. ,
lUt aiun, May Itl-Opisloaswsrt lird
ae Mlowa today, aft it which the coarl
adjoaraed for the tenat . ' . . .
State v Dlioa, free Burke, reversed.
Halloa vs Wsbb, true Barks, sf
rssed.
Mich lee Co. n Boggaa - froat Aasoa,
per earUm, afflraaed.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infant and Children.
Tel Kind YoaHan Atwajs BcsgM
IJ.L. McDaniell
. HU C l-VSOIt TO . . . j
McDAtilEL & GASKILL, I
Whl-Mle and llrfall Grorfn, f
71 BROAD STREET. NEW, BERNVN. 0. g
llaviug boagU tbe iulereet of Joarjjh Gaskill in the firm 5
otMcDatiiet & Gaskill, I shall continue tbe busineaa at tb 5
aani (land. " 5
I desire to thank tbe public for Ibeir liberal patronage to l
the old Gnu and n-ictullv ask fot a continuance of your rs- JJ
teemed patronage, I shall endeavor to alar art giro yon full
value for every dollar yon tpeod with me. Again thanking S
yon for past favor, lam Your ery BMpectfully,
5
Bear the
Signature
AUCTION HALE !
Th Hoaaehnld aad Kitcbea Furniture,
beionitng to sirs. Lalluatairn. la lb
boose on New street recently occupied,
will be sold at Public Auction on Friday
at II a m oa the pre i tare, by 8.R. Street,
Auclbeieer. . .
N. C. State Bonds
FOR SALE.
Under "An act lo authorise and direct
be Issuing of Ktale Bonds to psy off tbe
debt of tbe State's 1'iison and for other
purpose", liUls will be leceivel by tbe
stute Treasurer, at Italeigh, N. 0 , f or
l I0.WJ0 of N. C 4 pi-r cent. B udf, run
ning leu yenis from Jan. 1st, 1890, Interest
payable July and . January. These
Kondi are txrmpl from all tsistlon
Bids not contlileml under 1 04, The
riglil b reserved to reject any or ad bids.
Bids will be received until "liar 22nd,
100 m.
W. H. WORTH, Slate Treasurer.
lUlilKh, N. Cs, April IS, 1HD9.
Close
S.89
8.88
By allowing the accumulations in tl e
bowels lo remain, the entire Byslesu in
poiMonpit. DeWitl'a Mule Fr!y I;r:-r
i .jiiluie t lie liowe's. Try t a 1 j - i
v S! tusKi's use t..-.ti. f". 3..
Notice of Dissolution.
Tbe firm of McDsnlel A Ossklll is thU
day dissolved by mutual consent, Jo
sepb Uaskill Witlidrawing therefrom,
uaviuii sold hi Intoreal to J. U aloUan
iel, who awiumrs all the lialiilitir of the
firm. All persons lioldiug claiuis against
the firm will present them to hlin for
payment. All persona indebted to tbe
ttrm are reqneateil to come forward and
settle at once.. J I,. MCliAfMfcL.
May 4, 1899,, JObKl'U UASKILL.
A
Thoroughbred
Man of the world would nev.r think of
wearing a ready made suit of olotbtdg
any sooner lhau ho would allow bis best
girl to take lilin to uie incuro. uts in
dividual thste must be suited in Fabrics,
ami the KxqiiUite Kioto,- Perfect Fit
and Exquisite Style that only a Skilled
Tailor can put on aiuit wld satisfy him.
Our Artwtio Tailoriua; Suits the Meet
Fastidious. '
' F. 31." Cliadirlcks
Middle atro.it. . NEW BERN, M. fc
J.L.
McDMi
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Wholesale
A lUlail
OTt?ert
Thame Ol. 71 llroni Hi. jg
f wXitl
"CLOVER HILL" BUTTER I
FAMOUS THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD.
ONE 1,11. PBINTS ONLY 25 C'liNTN.
' AT
JNO. DUNN'S
Perfect Butter-in a
Perfect Package. It
"Hakes Friends Everywhere."
Your .able la not eouiplete without a pound of
the "ClrOVEH UH'TT IIUANW FOX
ItlVFIl DtJTTCIX WE AIIE SEMilNO
AT 25 TJEMTS A POUND.
J. 3K. ISKZDIS, O-xocer,
j it th, Rnhk Store
$ We don't make a specialty of
S last year's al manner, but wa are
J headquarters for a Fall Line of
I up-to-date
'Phone GO.
77 Broad Street.
Stationery, ' r ;
Blank Books, . ' .
Hammocks,- -Sporting
Qoods. -
ti. H. sniTCtt.
Llltle, neglected.snratches and wounds
frequently "result In, blood-poisoning,
Better heal them quickly with De Will's
Witch Hazel Salve, a thoroughly anti
septic application with a record of al
ways curing pi!i'S, old ulcers, sores, cuts,
wounds and akin diseiuK s. F. S. Duffy.
J. L Hartsfield,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT, 1
6 $1.25
UEfS m ! M5 j
Your prescripi'on if brought to ua to
be tiDr.l, will lie given our moot careful
! . --nt at,, v 1 I ,1 t ' . i V :. il I ':! i
a , C 1 emli n't t j i '8 I fi U 1 1 thti
oil "t ' ' I vis'
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I bave some OAIMJAINS IN CITY
REAL ESTATE. s r .
Oflice v over Citiwns Dunk, with J. J.
Wolfenden. " .
if We have JastTeceiFcd our complete line of Spring Shoes j2
tnd can now uR. em j one U QUALITY, STTLI AND g
l PEICE. ' - - 3
h Onr line efMei'i $l.!5, $1.50 and MM BUcU'ltf 3
FE rhoks finnnt be Mnaled in the CUT.- 4
: - Onr line of Tai Vlcl Kid SHOES at $2.51) $2.75, $3,00,
:f $3.50 and $4.0 la atrlctlj np te date and every pair of
them are gnaranreed. r j
We have the largest line of Men's Shoes in the f'ily
atd we euarantee our Shoes fur Quality, Style and Price, !
1 We caa sell yon Shoes which are np-to-date in style and low - j
f down la Price. . ... , -I
. Cl',1 aad be ce-vbeed.
c-- zorzrnr -da'coLil
67 POLLOCK ETr.--T, ' NEW BERNE, N. C. -
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