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t am 49 mri old and km b-n tattering with
Change of Life I bad flooding epella ao bad that
none thought I could live. - My husband got me
. Wine of Cardtil and It eav-d my life. I tun like
another penoasine taking it... - ,-:
MRS. B B TOWNBK.NU.
H is tht devout wish of nearly airpeople to Hv to ripe old age.
None of us want to die young. .This universal desire an be realized if
care be taken of theJhealth in early and middle life. A little precaution then : -will
add many years to our existence.- Death can be kept away t long ,
- time. Happy, healthy old age will be the lot oi the woman who promptly
corrects the ailments which afflict her sex. In youth, Wine of Carduiwill
' take the female child safely over the dividing line between girlhood and"
womanhood. As a wife she needs it to help her through the trials of
pregnancy and childbirth with as Bttle-discomfort as possible..-: At the
Change of Life it will help her over the dangerous place that appears in..,'
her pathway between -40 and 50., Then will come many years of truly,-,
blissful existence. 1 She will grow old slowly and gracefully. vTo the last,; ?
she will preserve that charm and beauty which-tre always characteristic
. UIIM' M1ISMI KFAITBUT.
For ad Ice hi reqnlrln pedal
directions, addreaa, giving Miiiplonia,
U.IIm' IdfiMry U-p't, TIm CHATTAMMUA
aaulclKICO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
LARCK BOTTLES OF WINE O t CARDUI
SOLD FOR $I.OO BY DRUGGISTS. .
' For the CHristrn
, .' .,' . ':.- ' --
n.- t; 'Holiday s;.;' :;. t,
( SOUTHERN RAILW-AlY
r - V,AndonceB 5;ale
- GEEATLY; REBUGID RATES .iJRQMr'jQ":
"5
" TlcieU nn sale l'cf mber JJ2,'
3),-3l, 3 o'JD ani January I, 1900
; 4 For full Information call on any
dress It. I, - VI RNON Trav. Pass
v Traffic Jlanager--
" . wASHiafoN,
Pic-llic ; For ; Bargain .Hunters !
v - IS
25 PER CENT
IVelnnlnii Tomorrow and ending after our
from 20 to 25 per cent, in price, but as I bave concluded to dUmintinue binrtling
stiove line of goods, 1 will seH ihcm at the above quoted discount in order lo clone
thorn out bolweeu uow and Christmas. .- Our stock consists ol a full line of . , -
Domestics, , vA large Tariety of Dry Ooodv---.,Trlmmlnge, ...,lHes pnderef
C'lrsett and" a oomp'ete line of Ladles, sad Misses , Shoes; also Capes, ,: '.' ,
. i - Jacketo, Drew and U.dUr. Don' fall to eall Oft.-r.-..-J'.1
J; ROSEnBAUf.liSf.liddlo Street,
Just Received a new and pretty lino otl
' 3' SultS. aeeS 3 tO
Ladie3 especially
set these Bargains.
Vi MIDDLE BfREEIi . "
WcUlt l
lid do you Vzntl
v, nut ep'vb' ily lo Vnow e nie
..til l!i brat I hsinli-as Dloyole
i a-nl lii-jt Admirals for V 0D.
'. i rli'l to bive you con.e In
- our atock - -
im v lr-c'a for old oi-.
: en I. n.il a laro qiiantliy of
!!!,!, f-.mi 1 60 to 'l f.0.
, ! i i -l lllll I I'i'H'g tO K
' l V.Z m:':!'.NV
) pl- - r. ana JreiT -
4 ap r e sUtfltt'H ubbII you CSU HLWmt
n f i ; r a, m - t -
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CO.) LanaHi r, uuto. ....
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oi perieciiy neanny ifranumomera. .
''it n for women alone to decide ;
Whether they-will: be healthy or
sick. The remedy for their sick- ,7
-ness ts close at hand. ' 4 S
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and H ew -Yc ar
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of TickeU ,t "J x.h'j
23, 24 and 25.
Deemuer
Reinm Limit' Jannaiy 4,'190ll.
agent Souinertf Hallway, orai
Ant.,', Charlolte, H.Ci -
5;;CeDvPass-Jge
-- " Prc:"--,
OUR : ;,.
ISCOUKT .
entire Stock of Dry Gooda nd Ladles
.UNDER HOTEL ALBERT..
7. ' . . .
invited to 'call and in
. - " ,
soi r
KEW BERN. K C
We Are Now Showing an Unisuiilly
' 1 - " ' Full Line of '-
Cr s- " f f" '' ifr-f
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f :.t l.:::id. Tl.:; ! :.s ), d to nnny
Itnuirun imxtukvti 0.1 tii t-ii-t f tour
hits, ami even oa the part of those hav
ing a knowledge of the peculiarity of
the loiiiilry
Tlia Mexican Central railroad bus a
taugi'ut (suction of truck In which
there la no curve) that is said to be the
longest In the world. It la over oO
miles In length, and a locomotive head
light can be Beeu, of course, for a very
lous distance. . -
One evening a train rounded
the
curve npiiioaching this tangent, and
as It entered on the straight track Its
brakes suddenly began to grind. It
soon came to a standstill, and the con.
ductor, fearing that an accident had
befallen the engine, hurried forward,
and was shown by the engineer a light
that was twinkling and dancing on the
Hack directly nbead.
A headlight, sure," the .engineer
said. . "Must be an extra ana the ais-
patchers have overlooked-lt, for orders
do not mention It"
,"Uuess you are right," the conductor
replied, "but I never knew the dl
patchers to be so careless before. Any
where but on this tangent there would
have been collision and somebody
killed, " We'd better move ahead slowly
to the next Side track. JVe can't tell Just
how near that train may be, and we
will wait for It to pass ns there."
They reached the aide track lu safety.
anaY drawing In eu 4t. awaited the
coming of . the other train..; unit no
hour passed, and- the --engineer Tas
faming., wondering hew. much longer
he was to be delayed when the . con
ductor called him to step out to the
maid line, ' J v -
"What do yon ithlnk of that head
light now? be asked, -when Jtbe euglr
necr had Joined blin. - -"Seems to have
got clear, op and off the road.V .$ A.
The engineer gated at the twinkling
light, then, "Venus, by 'Jupiter?'-be
claimed. '"Billy.; we've side tracked to
let'n atar-jto-j", W my name's not
Smith !"-youth,s Companion.-:
r CLQTHES AND THEMAN:
. - 1 - . 1 v
The DlnTerenoe Bains Well DreeaeJ
Ilad le Cabinet OOlelal. , -
''Yea, the clothes a man wears make
a great deal of difference tn this world,
especially . In- official . life." remarked
the private secretary .of a cabinet offi
cial., who hi compelled to see many
pPiewana Sanr
at bay. - ' v ?
more people
"I , was especially - struck with the
Importance of clothing some time ago,"
continued tbe official, "when the as
sistant .secretary - was - absent and. ! It
was my duty to stave all toe callers
6ff the secretary. 1 do -that often, but
when the assistant secretaries are hers
they help a great deal. '
"Well. I noticed on the occasion 1
referred to that I nadUao trouble in
keeping people away when I wore my
ITluce Allien ana looaea nae ine real
thing. When I told them that the sec
retary waa too busy to see callers, they
thought I owned the whole place and
walked away without remonstrance or
W1U1UU1 aayiug iu.i lueir uuaiucea was
very Important and they Were sure
they would be seen if I would just take
their names' to the secretary.
When I wore an average looking
business suit, which might look Just
little bit shabby,' tbe callers didn't pay
much attention tq what I said. It was
more difficult than you can imagine to
get them to go away. They would find
all kinds of excuses io remain and to
get me to present their name to the
secretary. -The difference was so ap
preciable as to be noticed by others In
tbe room. I found that it paid me to go
well dressed on all occasions and that
I wasTnuch more useful to my ex ecu-
tlve head."-Washington Btar. .
- Calneel War a. .-. ' "
Coined words! -1 have made a littl
study of them myself.., always with
disappointing results. . I always-TUn
across them, after discovering them,
somewhere about 100 years before the
birth of tbe Inventor. I once coined a
name, away back- In 1870. for one of
my so called humorous characters
Bllderback. . 1 put the BUdcrback fain
Uy In Jocus print for several years.
One night, about 1887. 1 lectured In Sa
lem, N. J- and told one of my BIKlor-
back stories. Tbe audience was cou
vulsed with more mirth than the story
called for. After the lecture I was In
troduced to about a doses Bllderbacks,
tauquan
Blnlna anal Tkaraaa.
The sennte has always been con
trolled by lawyers, who are the arluto-
cratlc class In the United Btatos, and
Dlalne was at a disadvantage because
he did not belong to the profcsHlon.
The law Innls were disposed to dis
nnraee nnj flout lilm. but be wns dl-
resncclful to Hie verse of Irreverence-.
"Does the senator from Maine thin
I aiu sn Idiot?" roared Tbiirtnan, I
reply, to nn luterrosnlory I',;iliio pi
to him one dny lu tbe Pacific rallioa
debute.
"Well." bellowed lilalne. "t lint il
penils entirely on tbe nuswer you n-i -
to my questioor-Knturdiiy Kvenli
Post.
Apcnrfli-r,
Tbo ld'-a Unit a ml
trntb (l"-iniind ri'-'-ur.-o v
In f. I l.mi ; - 1.1
ill it-
of t:
t".i
If you t.. 4 I
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fie,!-' 'Oi
l"V V'lii tiilillvS I. -j
-hi
lo,.e
Ira's 1
Lv.
I;riend fs the greatest
and grandest
remedy In the
wor'i for expect-
j a n t mutlicrs."-t-Wrlttcn
by a Ken-,
tucky Attorncy-at
Law,
Fi . r prevents nine-tenths of the
I '1 i i 1 suffering: incident to chtld
4"J birth, ihecomlnj mother's
disposition and temper remain unruifled
throug-hout the ordeal, because this relax
ing, penetrating JliJlment relieves Uj
nsimi distress. A eood-natured mother
is pretty sure to have a good-natured child,
The catlent is kept in a strong, healthy
condition, which the child also Inherits..
Mother's Friend takes a wife through the
crisis quickly and almost painlessly. II
assists in her raoid recovery, and wards
off the dangers that so often follow de
livery. - , . ' L
'' Sold by druggists lor ft a bottle,
THE BRADF1ELD REQULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, OA. '
v Send tor oof free" ill mtrated book rttte
xpreealv forexpeetant moinerBvrv -v
F, M. Simmons, -3.
II. Pou, -
A. B. Ward )
IS. W. P.
- SlMnONS, POU WARD,
ATTOBNETS aad COUNSELORS
. . .- HEW BfcltSB, M. C
Oifloo 68 80. Front Street, nearly oppo-
11 . i.i r- l-
. , . u v ,... ; i
(Offlooa also at Baleieh and Smithfleld.)
Fraotlce in tlie oonntiea 01 uraven, uupiin,
Jonea, Onalow, Oartcret - Pamlico, Wake,
Johnaton. Harnett and Wilson i in uie su
preme and Federal OourU, and wheravet
servii-ee areuaiivu. r
vp.HePelletler,:-
' ATT0BNET AT LAW.
Middle Street Lawyer i Brick
'. - Building. -.V -
Will practice In the Counties ol Craven"
Carteret, Jonea, Onalow ana i'amllco. u, a)
uourtatew nerne anu wiumuia vaiui-a v-
bastata
ROMUtlJS A, NUNN, "
VZtf BEBJTB, -I.-0. - p
' Officer Opp. Hotel Cbattawka.
11 Uoulh Front Street. - ' .
Practice In North Carolina
FINANCIAL.
T. A. Inn, Pres. K. B. nTeadowa, T. rna,
- B. M. flravaa, Caaaler. , jr
UAfii It ,
Dolng Qeneral Banking: Business,
. I
1 1
October 1st, 1809, Burplus and Undivi
ded Profits, tl9,fJ0O,0O.y
Promnt and careful attention e-tveu to
all business entrusted to us. Account
received on favorable tei mat-
Hoard Director.
rerdlnasd Clrtoh
K. U. Meadow,
. Meadowa.
. Cha. Dnflv. Jr.
Samuel W, I pock.
- Jamea Redmonil,
- Mayer Harm,
Tnomaaa.. tren
(jaaa. u . I owier, ,
J. W, Uralniter,
E. w. small wuoa.
O.x.rov.
lao. H.ives,
w. r. uroeaatr.
Mtk Disosnsy.
f. & u mm,
MAT 1st, 1898. -
Capital Stock.. ... ... . ; ... $ 76,000.00
Surpl a.-n. . ... ... 4,000,00
iJndlTided Profits,...;... .2,000.00
- . , .OFFICERS. "
U H. CtrTLrt President. . v -
W. B. Chadwici, Vice Pres.
'. T, W. LkweV, CsBluer,
" V J. W. liiDoi.s, 1 eller. -
C. T. Chidwicx. LoUeotor, '.
. DIltECT0R8: ' - --
Wm, B. Blades, . M. M. Marks,
C. D. Bradham, - ' P. H. Pelletier,
L. U. Cutler, ' Jno. Kntcr, .
W, 8. Cbadwick, J. W. btewart,
T. W.IDewey. -
We want your buaineis and feel that
we can olTer you as much in return as
anv other bunk in the citv. It is our
endeavor to make buaincB relatione mut-
uailv ploHH&nt and proutabie to our
patron. -
Hello Central,
- Give nU9r
eaoorti at v :n'.i . i. n
S'I. rr tl.ey kc-p I'ry Viwl, lawed
any b-neili )im v-mit, eml will deliver it
l your door. Full n-'n-m Kimrauleed.
. r .1. V. M-'oie v. I I " ni h u
tf.ll f .4 lO H ' ,. ' ' 1 I I i 1 , , , - : , i ? (.,1
r I inn I lor"- r t!-o ! ' (-, on
.mill Front sliest l-v I lie tn-i-vfi and
I I. (,;,.- III. J. T. h. -I
A; .1 t.ism !;,
And Allmitlc CoaH l.li-e liailrnfii Co.
of outh 1. uio
TKALN3 GOUNU SoL'Tll.
DATED .35,
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Lv. Ooldo.
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Lt. Florence
Lv.Fay'ville
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Lv. Selma..
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10 801
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Ar. R. Mt
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Ar. Tarboro
Lv. Tarboro
104
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Lv. R. Mt
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Ar. Wlilnnl
P.M
A.M
wmlnelon ,nd WeJdon K.ilro.di
ill(lolio aud y,,!,, Division Main Lb
Tiam leave VVilmmgton li 00 a m, ar
rives Favt-tleville 12 25 D m. leaves . Fay-
ettoviile 13 MS p m, arrives Baoford 4
p m. iieturowg leave Sauford 8 80 p m,
arrive FayettevUir 8 41 p m,y leave Fay
etteville 2 50 pm, arrives Wilaingt-.u
4 40 pV '; .ir ' - "
W ilmingtoo ana w eiuon murosu,
Bennettsvllle Branch - Trains leave
Bennettsvllle 816 am, Maiton 9 20 a m,
Ked Springs 2 63 a m, Hope Mills 1042
a m, arrive Faytttevllle 10 50. Keturn.
ne leaves ayetuviue to p m, uope
Hllla 4fUt nm. Red Surlnors 8 US s m.
Hazton 9 15 p m, arrives Bennrttsvllla
t!5 -ji'j"t;jiip.-"'-v-en ', , i
Connections at Fayetteville wnnarain
No. 78, at Maxton with the Carolina
Central Railroad, at Bed Uprings with
the Red Springs and Bowmore railroad,
atSanford with the tieaboud Air Line
and Houthern Uailway, atuult wiin tne
Durham and Charlotte oallroad. -
Train on the Scotland Keckr Urancn
Boad leaves Weldon 8 IS p m, Halifax
t J5 p ra. arrives Scotland Neck at 8 08
p m, Qreenville 4 67 p m, Kloston 1 84
p nu Returning lea Tea Kinston 7 50 a m
Greenville 8 S3 a ro, arriving Halifax at
11 18 a m, Weldon, 11 88 a m; dally e-
oept Sunday,
1!
rains on' WahinKton Brarch leave
WaeWainoa 8 10 a m and 2 80 n to, ar-
rive Parmele 410 a m, and 4 oo p m, n-
BUi UtaJg aJ vaj a miuwv w w ea m v w m
m arrive Washington 11 00 a m aad .7 20
p m, dally except Sunday. , . - - r
Train leave Tarboro, M O, daily except
Sunday 6 80 p m.rjunday, 416 p m, ar-
rives PIv mouth 1 40 D tn. 8 10 r m. Re
turning, leaves Plymouth daily exoept
Sunday, 7 ou a m, ana Munaay v w a m,
arrives Tarboro 10 06 a m, 11 00 a n. --
Train on Midland; N 0 Branca leave
Ooldsboro dally, exoept Sunday, 7 09 a,
m, arriving Hmiinncid xu a ra, iteturn
mg leaves Hmlthaeld 9 00 am; arrive
t Ooldsboro lOaOamr' i . - , -
' Trains on Nashville Branch leave
Rocky Mount at 9 80 a m, 8:40 p m, arrive
Nashville 10 10 -a m, 4 08 p m, Spring
Hope 10 40 a m, 4 88 pm. Returning leave
aw for Clinton daily, except Sunday,
11 40 a m and 4 16 p ni, Returning leaves
Clinton at 7 00 a m and 8 50 p m.
Train No 78 make clone connection at
Weldon for all points North dally all
rail via lUrlimoml. '
H M RMlilCiON, Genl Pass Agent
J R EKNLY, (ten'l Manafrer. "
T M MltHON, Traffic Manager..'.-
P. TRENWITH.
:';.''l7I;tclrIit.-:;S5hs
Manufacturer of Bugs.!, JWagoai,
Cr(, Drey, Jkc.
Repairing dou on Quick Nodoe-
t "Ship work a Specialty.
South Front Btrref,' near the railroad.
Alway oa Hand Huggiea, Wagon,
Cine, Drays, etc., for ale. -
At IU
Jollrn
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a to tlif
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spring nope uwi m, oo p m, nu-1 -Llaliy Exoept Biaday.
Ule 11 82 a m,; arrive at Rocky Mount . -'.WV -3
Tm'n nn Plinfnfi HMnnh Ih,M War. I V - --' trT-- - .
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9 14. ....."....liastoa. , 418
8 98.. oawell..J,.X,.l 414
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11 18. . . . ... Tasearora. . 4 88
11 8U. . .'..oiark'a 4 40
12 08 .i..Ar. NewBerat, Lv..,.. 4
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4 20.,,, t .ikAcroataa ...;.. . M. 14 00
9 48 Uavelock ,;.TT.r- 4 44
3 12.. i NsVport. Lt. ....(, 4 04
S8.:,'...-M.WUdwoed... 4 47
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tTueeday, Tkarsday and Batarday.
8upristaadmt
Atlantle Coiwt I.lme.
WlLMIKOTOK k NBW BlBHl R. R.
'i 3 TIH4 TABLaCO, 6,
inEtfect Wednesday, Aug. 7,.188Dally
.- ,"-4-..- -Ixcept tJunday;
Going South ecnancuii IGolag North
- Nn'M 1 PuuinrTniu Mil tS '
Lr. m m; , VtTXTIOSs; ;a. p Jt,
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9 84., ,,PolIookvlU4Vi; 404
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10 02. . . JackonUl)v 1$
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IS IS r..Ar. .WllaJsgton; Lt. ..r 444
No, 4, PAssaNsna 4: :Fatiicr ? No. 4
Leave Wilmlagtoa Maniay. Wedae.
day and Friday. Leave New Ben Tm-
4ay, Thursday aad SflmmJXM.
i an - T -w,iiAa : t'xa
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VICTORT COCNC1L KO. It, iUNIOIt
O U A M: Meet vrr Brat, asd third
Wednesday algkt In Roqatree Ball J a
G Deleiar O ; O O Gerdaer, T 0 A B
lilbbard, Tress i U T Dart ling, n .
CALUMET FNCAMPMINT, NO. 4;
L O. U. F. . 0rr: 1, U Meefly, u r:
3 G Delamar. II P; J J Batter, 4 WJ
O H Hall. J W: Geo. Graa. bribes 1
Gerock, Treaanrar. Befalar Fseairp-
msat, 1st, Rrd, aad S (If any) '1 unreday
Ight In eacb sioatk at l-.t o'clock.
NBW BERN' LODfil? tfe: 1, F U It C
' J O Scale. Preat; t 11 fj""ltk, Krd!
Bec'v: xl K Onldlsy, Mnaacial l! y.
Meet la the In'r-Sl of liarwnsy Hall
every let aad Si Moaday atckt (a each
month. .
EUREKA LODGE NO. 7, I. O. O. F.
OHIcerrT.H. Inltoa, N.fl; W. T. EM.
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Parker: J r, 1 1 -t ,eittg
very Loaday a'fht at i, i o clock.
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arrived :yS;fr r4 s : 1 1, -
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Fine Draught Horses.Fine Large MuleX
;nFhe Medium
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Larae assortment namess7 Kbhes.- whins
xo select rrom. rarm Yf
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J. Vf. STEWART.
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INVITATION
-' We extend to everyone In -New
Bern that wonld choose f
toaiethiag above th average In
tootksome delicacies for their
lhaakigiving - table, aad that .
-would like to be as bountiful ae
pOMlbl at'a low eot. Our choice
' stock Fancy Grorerlss in Canned
Ox Tongue and AtuioreV Hlch
" Plum Paddibgs, Imported Ct-eese,
tkolce Beliahct, Heii)' Pickle,
' aad CbiU . iauc will give yon
' asinetklog royal for the family
feast, -"r-
- W bsT today a large ihlpmer-t of Fruiti Oiaigor, Apples, Bananas--;
and Malaga Grape. -., V
F-a-r Dellctons Celery and Cranbsrrirs.
'" 'In fact we bate every thing ef the
CAROLWAI DISPATCH fiM,
AND-
Fr All polate Sorth.
I 'jad..'
1 iXHe steamer iNHiuois
and FtldaDi at 0 t). m. sharp, max
iDa landing at Oriental,- Ooraeokp
tnd genok. island.
t than
en hour Drevion to aflinir,
For fnrtber information apply to
GEO.' HENDERSON Agt.
U. K Kixo, Oen.: llgt. 5
n.0.HcDiM,Gen.rrt.4 PnH.Ai'
.-.-..i .Norfolk, Va,---.,-,
New Brn. N. P., May 80tb,18M
YOUR PRINTED
STAIIONERYm
ff. Il an In3ex to your Basin'e.
T5. Tben why not ose the Mit.
We do the loe,; Cleaa!, Neatest
Job Work of all slnds.' .. . .- ' ' ,
We give the Beat Work, the Beat Pa
per block, the Beat Iak, and charge yon
ao more for It lhaa you pay for tbe
other kind. ' , . , -J '
QUR pRINTINO pLEA3E5.
17 T. in & Co.,
(1 South Front Street, New Bern. N. 0
f - 1 1 Arrive!
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j m: ii, twine, etc
I tmy ti e contract
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1Mb til II t AJI ktfM '-
Size!
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actons, eta for oaie
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Bash, Door and Blind, Paiata, , -
, Oils, Cement,' Lime, Etc 1
Agent for Garland Storeik Eangei r"J
and Deroe'ij toi BenJ Mooreif -' t
EIADT M1IID PAINTS.
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Under Hotel ChatUrVka 'w
WJGTV BEIWr, IT. C. f
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W offer to Wholesale Boyers S .,
t00 ken Steel Cnl Nail. 10,004 Load.
ed Shell,-10.000 Club Shells, Wads, -
Primers, Caps Powder. Shot. Single
and Double Breech Loading Grins. - - '
Tinware,' Olassware.'Ciockery. Wood. -,
nware, etc., at price to suit, -
We else eall tbe attention of the hunt
r to onr line HrinUr's Coats, - Teu,--
Capa. Belts, Uun Cases. Ouooltne lor
keeping your gnu nice and cleaa. . . . ,
; Bmokeles Shells, Loading Tools, etc,
Our Prices are interesting. .
AND TO HOUSEKEEPERS, who
wlah to beautify and adorn the home for
Holidays. Gold Enamel, Silver Knamel,
Aluminum Enamel, and Paints In small
cans, all. colore, Electro billcon for
oleanlng Silverware, Puta Pomade, Bur
niablne, eto.
We also carry a nice line of unfnl
Bonsehold Bpeolalrlse snch a Ideal Cake
Tamers, Carpet Btretohers. Coat and
Bat Hooks, Measuring Tapes, Carpet
and Mattlnr Tack, Manftlo Tack
Hammers, Wire Koaater and Broilers,
Meat Baws, Meat lvnif ana Saw com.
blned, Meal CutU-rs ud Hniff-r.
rtd Japanete Ctuu,l liaja a.u
Brusbee. ,. . "
Toer Patron! 4olllted,
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S a-a to m, .
We now furalnh you f Uiro V,
ready out and delivered to yor-r i!
Always under large s!t (.!, r
5 a wnt In raTny weather,
f'i-e I' k and Lalliaa,
Ufa to Let
"A lu- ! a k Of No. 1 I" I '
t ! ' a J.it Snivel
,r a . I Lime.
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