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jjiU black low (bora, sure rangu-g fwin 51 la 13 , for, Lisfcn!
29c Per Pair. "" J
j Udirt rut Leather 81 ippe" C5o uir. Very many Vf
A pwJ tliinjr iu IaAU 1w Mi-. Home of t)w new I'ioue llolle
.i for l'.o. Jiikt few pieora left of tuo 10c Ginghams for 7ft.
? A lovely line f I So Madras Cloth fr 12e. Two or three
fl piecni of Kuiiwn 8trite and 1'ollm Dot Pique for 131 o, former JJf
rl prior IHc Fijrnivd bucks in navy and whita, and block for Bo. W
S Our Im-sI 80 inch J'.tnj.ib IVrcal for 10c, Kiihs dainty Marine VI
t ltlne Kilin Pinulics, mi cupint and u Till lor rail wear, only 10c, J
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Real Bargains. .
iHackburn
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Iu mid i lion to tht-ir Croocry Hiisinosa lmve purcliaod Ibo Hardware
itock from llr. ('corp.-tilovcr pud will carry a t,,
Line of General Hardware,
Varnish, Paints, Oil, , V -
' Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Limo, Cement, Plaster, .
- And ANYTHING TO lE I OUND iu Ibe HARDWARE LINE.
SPECIALTY.
We Will be glad to have our friends call and see u when iu need of
anything in our lino. . " '
We have a Choice lot of N. C. IIshih and Fancy Cake Expoctine
Fresh Lot Portsmouth Mullets on nest boat ,,, ' "
GASKILL & MITCHELL
" HARDWARE:
73 MIDDLE STREET.
OROCERIES:
CI IJUOAD STREET.
. J W SEVEN SPRINGS.
The FiniHit of nil Minrrai Wnlent. A ronitive Cure for Indigestion.
l)yppp, .Insomnia, NcrYosw Pro(ratlon and all Kidney and
Liver Tro')l'ot. Il K (iicrul ri storative nroncrtiei io wonderful. J
Each tfprinjr lm It po ;u iarition All seven art) marvelous. . . : .
REDUCED RATES ON RAILROADS.
HACKS TO MEET EVERY TRAIN.
Telephone Line Wcterworks , . w Hot or Cold
From LaOranjce ; In r Hotel. , . , Water. Baths
to Seven Serine. .'' ;.' ' 1 Free. To Guests.
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r; Wn'er Freo to Oumtrf. U mrilrrs t otli(r hotols'or ban1lnn lio ises
nsin Ktvhm Si.riii- water arc C111KUKU )V0 I'KIt WKKK FOU
WAIESt t'KIVILKHE.
FOtt TERMHl APDUESS
G. F. 5MIT Proprietor,
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
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Orange Oonatr,
Near Mebane N t
OITdri Eattern Carnlini U'yg a lirnltlifut wl bcmtifnl hnmo in Piedmont N. C.
Plenty of wholesomo too I, pure w.iCtr huJ frcnh air. Fnculty of arvrn thorougb
teachers. Kine Kible, cIhsmicjI, soientllio o,l busioi ai cmira. Oymnasiuin and
physical Dirculor. All out ioor sporit enco irngea BcnirHUips, prize? and mea
aid. J.lterary rjoclelli-s. f or now nauusom My unisiriiteu catalogue, address,
PRESTON LEWIS UHAY, B. L, Principal. Btnt;liam Kc'iool, Mebane, N. (
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- I desire to inlorm the public that
beiound at 99 Middle Street with
and Seasonable Stock' of
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Gifl cf a CoM& , ;
Ca4l4aU Scar4- First Bale
r CetUa. Tke Ckarj ef Cra
eltj.. Dreejrkt ireaat Al
keaiarla. WlaiUa Herte
' Skew. Beakew Case.
lUuiua, Aafust tl Ks-Coaras-
ta Joba Nichols Taalarea tha prtdlc
Uoa sod says U la wall fooaded. ibat si
Jadf Hfwnosr B Adams will be the aeit
Repahlloaa caadldale for Qoraraor.
Tae eollsetloa of North Carollaa bird
CP ! tbeSuullaseasi aasbMBreat.
ly toUrfwl by the addttloa of the eol-
lectloaof of Or. Bmllhwkk, of La
OraaM, LMotr Coaaty. This It Us ft ft
He parsoaally eolleetad jnoat of the agp
la tae eastera ooonUts, Carator Brim-
ey has oompletad the work of asountlnf
very Dae speelmea of a shark, A saw
fitk Is aearly eoaipleted.
The Boor of the Supreme Court library
I s bsea tora sad the tllla so plan ad
off as to brine It to the proper hreL
The stalls to the seeoad floor are tora
away aad a circular steal stairway will
raplses them.
The Slate charters the Bay River
Transportation Company of liayboro
1'amlloo eounly.
The flrst bala of eottoa of this year's
(rowth was marketed here yesterday. It
was grown by J. If. liyatt, la Johnston
oounty, and Is somewhat earlier than
asnsL
Owtag to lbs sickness of Supervlsoi
dummerviUe at the llalifas farm, lbs
penitentiary Investigating committee did
nothing yesterday la looking Isto Ibe
hsrges of cruelty to convicts last Feb
ruary which are brought against hint. 1
asserted that Buminervllle was sun-
truck yesterday. He baa sued one
uewspaper for ItbeL It Is said that this
was done at the suggestion of Buperla
Mtndent W. U. Day and that some other
pspers are to be sued.
The manager of the Hickory Manufac
turing Company, which turns out the
nest of hard woods, says that they are
operating at their full capacity. Tbs
jisjorlty of their output Is all exported
and billed dlreot from here to London.
The Piedmont Wagon Company has s
larger force of bands than ever before.
Us capacity Is tbs second largest In the
South.
The Adjutant General was here yee-
terdsy. : Commissions were Issued to the
following officers of the State Guard;
Jompany 0, Third Regiment, at Hen
demon; Captain, J. 8. Poythess; lleulea
ants, W. K. Sturglsand A. S. Kenn;
Blue Ridge Rifles, at AshevlUe, lieuten
ants, John K. Hampton, and Herbert
Walker. .-. . , : .,.,. .
The prolonged drought In the Albe
marle section Is getting to be quite
serious. Wells are going dry, springs
and creeks have scarcely any water In
them at all, and vegetation Is parching.
flie water supply at the cotton mills In
the town Is getting short. Little Long
creek Is tbs lowest it has been Iu fifteen
ears. - , - j -.
Some of the Republican friends of Mr.
I. B. Fountain do not appear eurprlsed
dt his expected removal from office.
4ome of then say that Judge Pur nell
sa displeased with bun from the first,
tnd thai the Judge has slated more than
once that be .objected to Fountain s
confldeutlsl way with newspaper peo
pie." -
Mrs. Creasy and her chlldrea auturned
to Wluiton yesterday, and 'her 'two
raugbters, Misses Elizabeth and Isabel,
will then go to Wilmington to live with
the sons and brothers. Dr. Creasy car
ried $10,500 Insurance on bis life. This
wis left to his wife and children, '
The Winston bone show, tn conjunc
ilo j with which will be held the Forsyth
Uounty Agricultural Fair, will supercede
the annual tobacco fair. A splendid half
mile race track Is being constructed and
there will be a spacious modern grand
stand and a large exhibition hall
street for a Midway ts being lsid off.
The site of the shew Is about one mile
north H Winston and Is naturally Jbeau
tlfub The show will open October 84th
and close October 2ft. : : tr. ' '
The attorneys, who went to Hender
son vllle to appear In the Benbow bank
ruptcy case, returned home. They say
that Judge Ewart allowed ten ' days for
the filling of additional briefs, and re
served his decision until after thst time.
At Warranlon there Is to be s big edu
cational tally. Prof. J. Y. Joyner, of
Greensboro, Is conducting a teachers'
Tk War sb tk fa II I T Last Year.
rumty af May aa4 TmmA.
MaaiLa,July tl via San Francisco,
Aog. tl la Manila, talk of the ending
of the war deals no longer with weeks,
bat with moatbs and even years Among
the saasa of people here, military men
aad foreign realdenta, there ts bat oas
opinion.
The whole effort of the Insurgents for
three months was to hold off Americans
until their ally, the rains, came. - la this
they have been as successful as they
could have Leed. TJalese affairs take
e anfpreeeen turn the Filipinos will
resume the war this fall with fresh spirit
and a replenished stock of arms and am
munition. One ship load of arms, It U
learned on good authority, baa reached
them within this week. Of money, the
leaders of the Insurrection have no lack
They control the resources of a Urge and
rich section and even If no crops were
harvested for several yeara they could
still obtain enough cash and supplies by
impressing to their use Ibe treasures of
the churches, tbs storehouses of farmers
and manufacturers snd funds of private
Individuals, a system of levy which they
have long enforced to considerable ex
tent. All the ships coming and going In
the ports open to trade pay heavy tribute
lo the Insurgents. '
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Atales the food more delicious and wholesome
1 PORTSMOUTH
I CORNED MULLETS!
with heads on and Lac V bone in, hut nire and
Just Received at
TUB nrsvkourr si Dal.
WAR FRKPAKATIOXS.
Troops Moving to Ike TraasTaal Frostier.
Caare Are Well Sapplled.
8ouraanrroH August U The Brit
ish steamer Arundel sailed from this port
today with thirty officer and 770 men of
various ' regiments bound for Cape
Town.
GiaaaxTAB, August 21. The Msn-
chesler Itegluieul numbering 1,000 men,
has sailed for Cape Town.
Cara Tows, August 24 The Delagoa
Bay Incident coupled with the recent
transit of a large amount of ammunition
has directed the attention of the British
officials to the Immense accumulation of
munitions of war in the South African
Republic, especially In the Transvaal.
.Durban, Natal, August 84. The-men
belonging to the British first-class
serve residing here hats been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to rejoin
their regiments.
orr car aitlbab.
AaaWasal rartteaUre af tae Urn,
WreagaS Bj IfceCale.
KoaroLC, Ye., August 14 Lieutenant
ohnsoa, of the United Stales Revenar
Culler Service, who arrived here today
brought Important news from Cape
Hatters of the recent shipwrecks their.
LleulFnsal Johnson wee seat dowa tr
Investigate, as Is the custom of the reve
nue cutler service, the wracks of vessels
upon w hick, lives aire been lost
Be weal especially to Inquire Into the
loss of the schooner Aaron Reppard, of
Philadelphia, of which Captain Wevslll
aad four of the erew were drowned when
the schooner went ashore on Ilstlerss
during the recent hurricane. He was
upon Ibe scene of the awful disaster
some days and confirms the stories
brought la here by survivors of the
wreck of the several vessels whose ex
periences havs been recently printed and
told much which hat been hitherto en
known.
He confirmed the report of the foun
during of an unknown steamer far oil
shore at Uatterae and said that the
bodies of two of those lost from this
steamer came stbore before he left the
coast: Pieces of wreckage which came
ashore and which Lieutenant Johnsuu
was apparently eenndent came from a
steamer bore the name of Agnes. From
this vessel, Mr. Johnson believed the 864
bales of cotton previously reported
drifting ashore came.
. Cost Of The War. ,
WasbisotoN, Aug. M. Increasing the
army so largely and sending so many
men to the faraway Philippines and
maintaining them there for an undefinlte
period has made It certain thst the ex
pendllures of the government will be
largely Increased during the coming two
yeara, as the general expectation ts that
all of the volunteers will serve the full
term of enlistment. During the last
fiscal year, the government expenditures
wore $90,000,000 In excess of Its receipts
This indicates that more money will
have to be raised. There are only two
wars of raising it. More bonds must be
Issued, or new taxes must be Imposed.
Neither Is likely to be popular, but It is
a question of necessity, not popularity,
Under the act of Congress providing
authority for Issuing bonds to carry on
the war with Spain, ouly halt of the
$400,000,000 were Issued, snd none of the
100,000,000 in certificates of Indebted.
ness bsve been Issued, but the fact that
Treasury officials have been quietly In
vestlgallng with a view to an extentlon
of the stamp tax Indicates a desire to
try to raise the money needed by new
taxea rather . than , by ' more bonds,
although Secretary Gage says that
neither bonds nor additional taxes will
be necessary, and cxpressesdoobts of
his leeal rlirht to issue more bonds. If
the necessity to do so should arise, un
der the law authorizing their Issue lo pay
the expenses of the war with Spain
which officially ended with the signing
of the treaty of peace. .
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Hamilton "Clark, of Chauncey, Ga.
says he suffered with Itching piles twenty
years ln-foro trying DeWitt's Witch
liazel Sulve, two boies of which com
pletcly cured him. Beware of worthless
and dangerous counterfeits. F. 8. Duffy.
Otis Is to Stick.
Wasuihoton, Aug. 25. Secretary
Root declines to discuss the nature of
bis conference with the President, this
may
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Goods. Shoes, Notions, Hats,
Gent's Furnishing Goods, &c.
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.) MIDDLE STREET,
KEW HERN, N. C
main tn command of the army In the
Philippines.
InalTlnl lli.M ' U I I Bnn.rlnl.mt.nl
Meb.no, will make a talk tomorrow. . . Gen- ou w 11
The latter today received a letter from a
school committeeman In a western
cojuty, which contains no less than 23
e.rors. Dr. Mebane save: "I will use It1 Irrlladni stings, biles, scratches
tomorrow as an Illustration of the need wouBds and cuts soothed and healed by
of properly qualified school officials. ..I DeWitt's Witch Uazel Salve, a sure
Peatmastere Combine.
Waluixqto, August tS Post OHlce
department officials are a little uneasy
over the reports they have received con
oernlng the orr anlzallon of a lobby to
work' Congress .In the Interest of the
fourth class postmasters, of whom there
are 70,000 In the country. The Post
Office department has a very stringent
rule prohibiting the presence In Wash
logton for the purpose of trying to In
fluence legislation of any postal employe,
and under that rule the man who is now
getting the fourth class postmasters Into
the National League of Fourth Class
Postmasters was discharged. The object
of the league Is to get legislation from
Congress raising the pay of fourth class
postmasters, and they are now raising
money to be nsed for that purpose by
assessing themselves from 10 cents to $3
each, according to their pay. The Post
Office Department can prevent postal
employes coming to Washington to
lobby before Congressional committees,
but It cannot prevent their employing
lobbyists and sending them, to Washing
ton.
w t$g5aiiiuiin.i muims
Anways Croup Syrup is the best rente
dy for whooping cough on the market.
We have numerous testimonials of Its
efflcfency In whooping cough, every one
of tbem given by some grateful father or
mother. We guaiantee every bottle
every dose; if it doee not relieves Croup,
Whooping Cough or any form of child
reus cough, we will refund the money
paid. Sold only at Bradham's Pearmacy,
SPECIAL NOTICE)
LCD, & 0. D, LINE.
In consequence of an accident to the
Steamer Kcuse, she will not be on the
line for several days. Until she resumes
ber regular schedule, the Steamer "New
berne" will leave Mew Bern on Tuesday
and Friday at IS o'clock, noon.
GEO.TIENDER80N. Aircnt.
H ILBook Store
.Schoel Teachers and School
Children Attention. : ;
We bave Just received a full and
complete supply of new school
books and school supplies recently
adopted for all Public, Private and
Graded Schools
Personal aod prompt attention
given all mail orders.
(a. N. Ennett.
Mill ilsfllilef litis ee fi
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J. L. McDANIEL'S.
Also a fresh lot Ueim Sweet Mixed Ticklos. Sweet Cu
cumber 1'ictlee 10c doxen and large Extra Spioed IMckles,
only 10c doxen.
Frrah Fancy Elgin and Clover Hill Print Butter.
The best selected stock of Staple and l ancy (Jrocrries iu
tlw city.
I have a geunine Havana Cheroot, guuruntced to be made
of pure Havana Tobacco for 5 cents. Try them, they are
fine
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Wholesale
at Rrtall
IMioiie 91.
71 Ilrv.M Ki.
One-Third of Your Life
S Is fpont in bed, so why not lie comfortable. One of our Royal
Bj Elastic Felt Mattresses is just the thing that will add most to
jj your comfort.
We sell them under a positive guarantee that if after 30
! nights use yon are not satisfied that it is the equal of Any Mat-
5nj tress you ever slept on we will refund your money.
fdJi . ...
Yon will never know wnat luxury in sleeping is, until you
try one.
B FRANC H. JONES & GO.,
87 MIDDJLE NTItJEET.
W HE IV YOUR
IIOCEMEH are; IEJL1VEREI !
You will always find tbem lo
be just as ordered and "straight
goods" right through. If you
S"nd your order by either tele
phone or mail it will be filled Just
as satisfactorily, and of good
weight, the same as If you ordered
In person.
' Our line of Delicacies and Fancy
Groceries is beyond competition
for either quality or price.
Just Received a nice lot North
Carolina HAMS.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. ;77 Broad Street.
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iirmiHiHiHiuiiriHiiriiMHiinHiiriiniiiiMinifiinii illiniums
Fine : Tobacco, Truck
and General
Farming Lands
For Sale. "
jS Wo havo just received the Newest Patterns of Neckwear, 3
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E Tics to Suit Everyone.
sr The New Kerchief Ties, Just out, Z
feel sorry for the children who are sub
ject to his Jurisdiction. Of course no
name will be given.
and safe application for tortured flefh.
Beware of counterfeits. F. S. Duffy.
The soothing and hetdlng properties
of Chamberlain's Cough ltetnedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and p T ra
nent cures, have made It a great f ,v or - j
lie with the people everywhere. For sale
by F. S. Dully & Co, i
One tract of 80 acres lo one fourth ' yj;
mile of city of New L'ern. 1
One tract of 87 acres in lees than one
mile of city of New Bern. ' Jr
One tract of 8i0 acres In. about one 21
mile of city of New Ue-n.
Une tract or tw acres in two nines or
'city of New Bern.
Ki. Judge Hilton Dead; V One tract of 80 acres in two and one
. , tt-, half miles of City of New Bern.
Sahatoqa, August24. Ex-Judge IIil- 0ne tract of 8j0 acres Iu three and one
ton died at 8.10 p. m. after a protracted quarter miles of city of New Ben.
j,nes( ' All of the above tracts are well loca-
ted, being on the same side of the rivers
I thst New Bern U.
. , ,. I Thev are in eood state of cultivation
r 3.: fcU.tc ii .your oim.i a)d we bold them at moderate price.
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M.HV Atuiar .ajBijrca-aaa , . .
The new colors
In regular fonr-In-handsi. 3
Sp . We have a full supply of Teck Ties for older men and can
ES suit any taste. Black and white fatin and Silk Club Ties just 2$
2 in. White Lawn Club Ties in nice quality. Our entire stock
F is hraud new and you can get no better selection anywhere in
the city. ' '
Lemons 15 cents do?.en at McSorley's
tli.'it vonr blood is rlrh
1 pure. The leht Moml imritier, '
enriclier uml rit:ilizi r is llooil's Sniiv
Jarilla. Do euro to CZT HCCO'S.
For prices, eic. apply to
J J.WCLrCNDZN.KewBern.N.C.
J. Or. JDTJSTIX' Z CO.,
57 POLLOCK STREET. NEW BERN, N, 0,
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