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- ' w offered for flb.Vf, 'VvSs 1
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i lt. It is mad of the best nttterials-T:; 1 . . 4
Wamsutu'wuslin, t? fci.Z?-
- Brookfield 2J0Q toen, x , . .t s 1 ,,'
;", ' :".,V .. ,.cuiv6. n. t.tspooI cotton. ,
; 'v', 1. . -a .-.! V.' Slut-. . 'V'ssk.
2d. Its worltmsnship' ii. janequsid s si t!i-s
V i French Placket Sleeves,; 'Zh 7-'ttXil'-.Q :'
' ': -i Reinforced Bttoiu . "":. A
Vi rfc ...:n " h ' "
l :;. Tall men Short nitty 'v'-'.'iro j
, u, wen, txau iucii,
rH . j ' . . -Rk-men Little men.
. . . . MAHVf ACTUUD B 1' ' SSSSSSS
DANIEL MILLER & CO. 'ji' Q
;;;':.: Dr Gwdd Notions,'-' (flj .y; fj;
S- , ; 1 Gents' Furnishings
CO' andii HOPKINS' PLACE. CO
100 LINEN. -
Tf vnnr Hf.ilir does not keen it. tend hil
4a tonlAl Mill rn. ' arArn. rAm. r !; ' t
. ( f ttfacturers, liultimore, Md. v ,
We are constantly; k receiving New Goods
7hich we offer at Bottom ; Prices.. We have
won the name of selling Goods CHEAP, and we
arelceeping up the reputatibni:Bea
Mailt 01 .me iiuiiicut; uctrcitiixs we are uueruxg
i r .i - ) it
this season;
; Gent' Half Hose, FU Regular Made-. Balbrigan aU4 'Sflid Colore;
' o n-vr?f.;i; , rrr tiR
CAESIMEBES. hftse i few pieceif left over lor Gentlemehand Chi
, dreiOTear,Kh.ioh we offer VKRY CHEAP. V 0 -- -
LAWN3, figured, bcautiraj, stjlqa, at Oc. ... ,v y pi
White la t -Slil I VSTfl
' CATJCO, aa good f Via made, at 4o'. ando. '
u Twd Wide Bleached and Unbleached DSniestic at &0 Per yard
Pride of the West, Wamsutta, New York Mills,
- ; Q I Fruit of the , lopmf jSarkerv 3 . M
An a host of other brands of Doiheatios wbidlw we offr VEB Y4 CHEAP. (
AVe hare Nice Worsted Dress Goods at lOo. per yard.
Lace Bunting at 10c. ,7
THEN SEE OUK
if
llun's Veilings
Cashmeres,
Alhatross.
fZ-vt"" ...... oerges,,,. .- 1 mjpfn.
juvosus,
"-Buntings,
; y - TShallv Delaine
. ADd.:t6f)t;.of othci linda . of DKESS GOODS, irhicb can U bought
VKIti. UllJSAlr. iryu want a bargain try ng pn JJress U6oda.
Soe our jobs in Summer Silks and Black Silks
" lovely; Embroideries lof all stylos from,2d.-np.:We.ba7tbie
1 See oar Swiss and Mull EmhrbideyIrish Point, Bretonne
a.d Oriental Lace. , : '',.' ir ,Mt i'.'.
' 1 Ladies' Hose a prices from So. up. . ' r n '-( y ?
, -cats' Sock, at u. j jr;; 0 r; g ) o 3 J &
. .C 25c. Corset. 7,. -f.u '
, Handkerchiefs from So. up. f ,t1 no . .,. ,
AH Wool Jerseys t 11.25. A i--' ' "..
..Towels, lwge, at only Be.; V f -7 jr J'4
Large All Linen Towols for lOe.'-'to.4- .Vjfi .'' -Avi'
j ITapMns, 4o., all linen. - V.D-'";' .r . J I !":
eell our SHOES oh! so cheap. We have a lot' of JJantL Sewed
Shoes for ladies':wcarr which we are offering VETtY CHEAP. '
11 -t o ' .
PLE ASE ! ' PLEASE ! ! PLEASE ! ! ! f - 1
:; V:'Bon't Ask For Credit! ;
And don't forget tliat AJ 11 BAKEIl'S is the
rlr.co to huy Bargains Cheap for CAGIL
V7o pay . Sp ecial Attention t5 Itho Tholccab
rr.do, a3 we have many bargains to! cell to
HEW BERNE. N. C AUG. 1, 188?.
Arrival and Departure Mails.
A. A
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i i i . X MAIL CLOSES, v
For North. West and South, Via
w. u. . K. at o;30 a.m. . t.
For - Beaufort ' and .' the East, -6:00
p. m. ' !
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Countie Mondays. Wednes
days, and Fridays at 5:00 a. m. 4
t or Trenton. roUoksville and ' Mavs-
ville daily at 7:30 a. m. , , 1 1 ,
or uranteboro, Bay Jiirer an J van-
demere, daily at 8 a. m. "1- ' ! ' ; -,,
;'"'.' ". . .'OFFICE HOURS:' 'i -fv
. In Moner Order and - Reirietercd Let
ter Department, from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.
In Mailing Department from V a. m.
to 5 p. m., and from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Ofnoe open constantly between these
hoars except when mails are being dis
tributed or sent. ." :., .
. farmer Allen's Suaplclon.1 1m
"I snppose yoa all have heafd ot
old Farmer Allen. He was a great
temperance man, yon kaowsWell,
thirteen years ago " we all went' to
camp at , Portland, v One : terribly
hot day we had a clambake, and in
the tent was a big barrel ef chain
pagne punch, strong panel), too.
Allen came along very hot and very
thirsty, and looking at the tent bhw
the barrel of pnnch.:T;;s " H? '
"'Jlello, boys got some lemonade,
haren't yout' said the nian.r," i 1
"xes,' replied the boys, winking
at each other; 'help yourself.' j
The farmer went in, took , one
glass, smacked his lips, took another
ana liked it so well: that bo wanted
more. In a little while he, came
ont or the tent looking very rosyi
anu very unsteady in bis movement.
Llo reflected a moment and then
said:-'-'-v-'" ;""-''7i
" 'Shay, boys (hie), tash almighty
nne (nicj lem'pade in cash bar-(bic)-rel;
bat (hie) dont yoa think (hie)
it tashts (hie) a leetlo : mite ' of the
" W- a . a . . ..i bis i
Hiavosr "-notion vazciic. 1 r
Every&cdj !
In orderto reduce my Stock
before going North, I have de
termined to offer Inducements
to Customers to Close Out my
Spring and Summer Stock.
-1 have a few of those beautiful White
Dress Robes for ladies, tbat bare been
so popular all through the seaRon, which
I will clone out choap from f 3.00 up.' " '
Still Ahead on Whito' Goods !
The nut beautiful ' India Linen for
12Jo. per yard you ever looked upon.
Call and see.it and you will; exclaim,
How lovely! ; " . ... f
Piq'uea, 6e,''per yard.' . ; n-.r '
' All kinds of White Goods at Bargains.
, Linen Torchons, 15c. for 12 yds. ;
. Jlamburif Edgings from flc. up to a
very deep, and bandsomo itouncini;, 131
inchoB wide, for. f0c, including all an-
termudinto wiiittts nt bottom pi'ii'.es. i
17E3DTTVS . ;
Tower of Strensul:?
A Bin Drive in aLadins' Biillirigean
Hose,. with a. patent cleared m!am, for
10o. cheap and durable.
Also. Colored Hose for 5c.
Sot Made i PouTics.-Dhln't
Senator Horsey make his. money in
"Why bless yop. nos Politicians
never do. Supporting .their party,
and devoting time and attention to
their: political duties is a periods
financial tax upon them.- '!
; Don't they get rich 1"
"Oh, yes; but not out of politics.''
' Tnere'S' Horsey, vior metance.
I'll guarantee - politics, have had
thousands of his money. IV If it was
not for running across a jab. .now
and then to dig a canal, or sell bid
boats, or Dniia new ones, or stock
mail routes 'for the: Government,
pouuca wouiu ruin iota oi peopie.-t-tittsiurgh
Telegraph.
DiFFictTLTlEEl. Wait not for
you difficulties to cease; there ip nb
soldier's lory to be won on peace-
iui ueiua, uo Haiioi 'a, uanng w- pe
shown on . sunny seas, no trust or
friendship to be , proved .when all
goes woll.i- Faiths patience, heroic
love, ' devout courage, gentleness
are not to be formed when thert
are noMoubts, no irtitations, no dif-
fin!H:r ,,,"-;.v"'.:. "'.,v-T A
A fond father presented his Xouri
year old boy with a trumpet,' with
which he was greatly infatuated;
aii ay tne boy tooted "awav
delightedly, and at bedtime, whop
bis grandmother prayed; the little
fello said:; 'Oli, no; .I'll tell you
wnat let's dot 'grandma; yoa , pray
anq 111 keep ; on blowing;', Tro i
ST; MCHOLAS
YOUNG:FOLKS.h
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ATTRACTIONS ' FOE 18845.
No printed periodical can take the nlaee of
parent, pastor, or HCDooi-veacDor; but a 'good
magaslue ean supplement their work and In
aneuoe to wonderfal dot(re. In view or
this. It Is not extravagant to sav that In
stead of "Can we afford to take St. Nicholas? "
the question of aveiy earnest household In
Kngiisn-epeaKing oounuiva, to-day, should
be "Can we afford nor to take Ht. NieholasT",
The magazine. darlnK lu eleven hnnnr
years of eslstanee, under the editorial charge
UI
ART
A PBS DODGE,
has grown familiar to hundreds of thousands
of young readers: and their Interest and In
telligent enjoyment have constantly In
spired the editor and pnblieheisto fresh ef.
fort. To-day, Its strength In Its wholesome
growth, It sympathy with young life, It
hearty recognition of the; movement of
events, and Its steadily Increasing literary
and pictorial reeoosiv- 'i'he following are
some of the good tittups already secured for
future nnmbers of 8U Nicholas
MIII Owl Kamlt." a serial storr for hnv
by the popular author, J. T. Trowbridge.
--eroaallyCelmete4.'Mlluslnitd uh-
pere on famous places in Europe. Ky Fnuk
H. atsrhtei. ......
Illsteric Olrl.' a comranloh aerleato
Hstjorlo Boys." Ky K. B. Mreoks. '
"Heady for BnstBeaa," BUKKestlons to
boys about to choose an oocnpaiion, -baaed
on personal Interviews with prominent rep
resentatives of various trades and profes
sions, liy fi. J. Hums,
MIri vest Back taHdia." a serial. Bv K.
"Talks far Ttsns Folks." s series of
popular papers, by H. H. (Hslea Jarksea).
"A-Bwajr iae uw-sMkm," recollec
tions of a boy-page In the U. H. Henate.
containing much political Information, both
Instructive and aniuaing. By Edmaad Al.
Ditv Bad tks es1la."a Terr fnanv
serial sury by a new writer, Chas. TrryL
ahert Morles by Loatsa M. Alrelt.
1 he rrojrrfi af i nv. tiim" descrip
tive papers, lif i. Has, K. ltoKna.
"Art Wsrk for seniu k'eks'i naners
on decorative haudioraii, by low, it. I
tand.
8heea or SllTr'i a storv of Texmllfe.
BTliilM H.T.V ll'i.mM, Ilnkrr. ,
A Osrdes ef -rn"i Ix-ine st Bhort
stories forKlrl". i'T l-dnT VVHIrrs
Tles ef le 4 Bt.1', etoris of
adventure, hy It. H. vi..
Spstul Pspcrt I'T l-lh wn Krll.ru.
"t'srtoosi tnr I o.nnml irls"i funny
plrtnres.iiv (t. . I a . ...
"Frsm Irh lo -. f ', (, i f, p.iint.
NrM'ruj l.lciol ,-t I if . ..
1 in...,
We have nHtonished our competitors
in the Sale of Htraw Hats:
Genuine Mackinaw Hat for Sl;2fi.
Panama Hats, $2.00, formerly worth
$3.00. - '
Also, a nice Straw Hat for boys, wide
brim, t 25c.
Wo liavo just received it few pieces of
Brown 10-4 Kheotinr? from nn auction
sale, that wo are selling at the very low
price of 20c. per yard; exceedingly
cheap, worth Sou. or 30c.
Hoop Skirts, 15c.
' Organdie figured
fine, worth 10c.'
! '
MuhIui, 8o.. very
Fast colors, Figured Lawns, Re.
Wehayehada big run on our f 1.00
Black Uroa Uraln Ureea Bilk, liave a
few" patterns left. Come and see it
Really, worth fl.25 any where, t s i
. 'JBIack: Bunting, all wool, 20c'.
peryi
-M
., Beautiful Black Ottoman Sash Rib
bon, 7 1 inches wide, for the low price ot
wo,-.:'' i -t , ,
u Block 8nsh Kibbons, .blue, pink and
oreamwnito, voo. ' ;
r n r
v An endless variety of Umbrellas, f rom
40ci up, including" a handsome line of
Alpaoa and Silk, and genuine Scotch
Qingham Ooods. 1 ; . ' . i
Parasols, lOc. a piece. " V.
We can surprise you on our prices for
Shoes: ' - . - -
. Ladies' Foxed Gaiters for 75c. ,
'.'Nice Button Shoes forSl.00. s
Come to see thorn" and bo convinced
that we. can nave you money, . , ;! ,, ; , ?
'"The best Double Reinforced Shirt ever
offerod in this market t. 1.00 a piece.
the only Shirt sold bore that Is rein
forced front and back. -A (Jorue and ex
amine it, and I am sure you 'will like it.
White La rn and Piquo Ties, Collar
and'CuffA, and nil kinds Uenta' Fur
nishing Goods. :f '
Samples' Furnished on ap
We are continually receivl
ihglqoVdsjbyimostvefy
8toamer,, ,..r. and; ','v invite, the
Wholesale Trade to s call and
examine . the . . . Bargains f in1
every Department,' before
making any purchases, as we
are one ' of the Wholesale
Merchants of New Berne, but
not the only one. , 1
1.1 .l:i ('-. W -iu.. .
' ' . -.
tl - 1 ' ' - " f ! - -L-"'' r ' :
- . , . Wine Hills; .
. ""Buckeye" Cider
! . t Mills; "Iloore County
. : Grit" Corn Hills; "Haid of ;
the South" Corn and Wheat'
"... Mills;" Cardwell's Rice and v
; Wheat Threshers; Dcderick's
Perpetual Hay Presses; 4Mea
: dow King'! Mowers and Reap-
ers; Gullett's "Magnolia" Cot
ton Gins; Carver's Cotton
Gins, Feeders and Condensers;
Liddell's "Boss" Power Cotton
' Presses; "Roanoke" Hand Cot-
ton and Hay Presses; Taylor
Manuf'g Cos Engines, Boilers
and Saw Mills; "Eclipse" Cot
ton Seed Hullers and Sepa-
rators; "Buck Thorn" Barbed,
and 3 Plain Wire; Tennessee
Wagons; "Acme Harrows ;"
Cultivators ; r Grain Cradles;
Grass Scythes; FeedCutters,
and Agricultural Implements
- generally. Also a. full line of '
Belting, Packing, Rubber Hose,
Babbett, Steam Pipe, Steam Fit-; r
tings, -Inspirators, Injectors, Rectors; Clr
cular , Saws, Saw Glimmers, Files, Lacing,
Belt Hooks,' Machine Oils, Etc., Etc., Etc.
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