C4
new berne; n. a, Sunday. November 14, isse.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
i-
NWfeehi,,lititude;i :ao' North.
; - lptUU,T708' Weet.
Ogjasef CBStK ftf dyr .
3ub eti;55 10 &ourg, 3 ininutea.
MoonTOvat pt - -
Jit--! ,ttl3 " rt. j-i -
lbttefNt$s tocALS.
Tbngues and Corned
matt: ,td$iVA' ' o. e. slovbb.
Mattamuekeet Apples at W. P. Bur
rui & Co. nl3
H. L. Bines, General Agent for
Meter. J. C. Liadley & Br.. Nureery
RM of Greanaporp. JN. C will offer for
tk.W fi? aplendidly -lraari
4fvPWla- Keiffer Pears,
d.pih6,tle, OM and strawberry
tJnlja. 'at, itrt , lovr orictM. Can be
At Bill's, The Jewklkb The rat-atop
ef lht Eleotrio Halt makes you stop.
Com is and be dazed at the splendor
within.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Low tide yeaUrday.
Cotton is booming; a little.
The old waken taak at tbe depot w as
.torn down yesterday.
Lenoir Superior court convene to
mbfrew, Itodge Clark presiding,
The cold wafe has arrived Lut its
force was somewhat broken before get
ting here.
The cool weather has improved trade.
Don your Vlnter sails. Plenty of them
in Net Berne and cheap enough.
With our fine strovta, fat oysters, line
fiihaUaa aodOaklOw tnrkeyi and
chjokani, enild and healthful climate,
BexBA. 0Uut to have several hun
dred Northern visitors this winter.
Tb rMeBday In December ia tha
time fj JheH inaiallalibn of the newly
eleolf county officers throughout tbe
State.. ThoB,jtB have been fortunate
Maftbfobe alMtedf now have another
important task before them that cf
glTlMbpndV ,
TOV!rUlbe day set apart by the
Copaffilik Christian Associations in
tatwiUflttod BUtM for the annual aer
aaoaWfor'yoaiafl men, This week is the
Week of Prayer, the young men of the
arietta WKtolhfkAi holding daily wr
vices through the Week. 1 '
I us Y(fnrl-- -
ranfca. . .
W. TP. Barrus, Esq., left jeuterday
foeflde Supetvar Court.
! VaJ, R, W. Cobb passed through Yes
terday on his way to Hyde court wbsre
t)tf04ikth:iBtTOrtief Uat popular
paper, the MtMttufer. He goes down
with an oyster knife with a premedi
Utedtjn'l0,af ereek easier
bed.
Mr. and Mr.0. H. Ouion are on a
. titfe to iTashtngton.
If aw Arnf."
L. H. CHfioroffeni aomething of in
tertt4 fcottae-heeper, Lie is always
in good.htnoor and oaor raakt a cos-
nor fool good when he has a mind to.
jtase ' naa removea from
llp,nilildle street to
et wlrdre'BB'li offering at
rosd-
Lietaad''ft choice stock of
JPelletier offet valuable real
i for ialsMoi - i
4 wisiur UrU
Woublitdf-rfM4-ortM:le from
the Balt!mJ'-ssfaiMro' Kreord
oi fBobthftt! ooTt, in which
thjftteiojb-h4jo. ourco ot
wealth the South has in this respect.
:re4fraelal Sorer-had her share
of this wealth, owing, perhaps, to her
larofteViinrtcdaUoBa
anl the further fact that her advan
tages as a winter resort are not gener
ally known.
- When the Hotel Albert ia completed
and prepeVty rurtlehod? 6r there shall
bt no, complaint about Jtotel accommo
iiofislepe' should be taken to tbor
u.gnrjadttliMUi4 eityknd Uito seo
ion,a,f,ftoHinaU.jaBO, ports,
nraur prod uctajOte. Tb. best adTer
tisement that could be given ' would be
n annual Fair, bol wo presume oar
people are tired of bearing about this
ejalen something more than talk, could
fee done, so we -will 'occasionally boom
the pld town, through Uoolumns of
ib JvXiwdiildjJns toloJt.':
But really, out of the immense travel
td tU BocJi evsy fctibUr; NsW Bera
ought to bo able to induce at least on
bund rf t zir: 3i 3oe I0rntha
tr. These would, rpend between fif
t ' i twenty'' tbousanl dollars and
while routd ;bj OB te lookout for
Inrf . which would prove profit
L"..c.d aud h oonunnnity. i i
'T-T f
iff :TerfimeDt let fools
r , d'r life His enough
It. Cough Syrup
i cr Ids. - ' -
. .. .. ' . ! .
' ' M lea 4 Arilel
C r"iT TACOi, ' ': j-f 'r,lff To
Bar 4 Oa Tks Prcaldaat.
One of the good and substantial old
farmers of Craven was sitting on the
steps of the American House yesterday
reading a circular from a Northern seed
grower with a prominent heading,
'Cleveland Pea."
"I tried some Cleveland peas once,"
said he, "and they were no uccount; I
am a little afraid of the name, it didn't
soem to pan out much in the recent
election."
This farmer ia a Kound Democrat and
give Cleveland a hearty tuilori in 1884.
The President ought to sue the man
who has giveu a woi lhle iea him name.
Church Services 'I o-Iaf.
Methodist Church Services uL 11a.
m. and H:30 p. ui . conducted by tbe
pastor, Itev L. W. Crawford. Pews
are alike free to all. Ushers always at
tne aoor to welcome i-triuigerB. A cor
dial invitaliou ia extruded to nil per
sons to worship wiih the congregation.
Sunday-school at 3 p. m.
Christ Church V.W. Miiehis, Rector.
Twenty-firet Sunday after Trinity.
Services at 1 1 a. in. Holy Baptism and
at 7:30 p. iu. Sunday-school at 4 p. in.
The public is always invited to attend
the services of this Church. Ushers hi
the doors to provide seals.
Presbyteriuu Church Service by the
pastor, iiov. L. C. Vass, at 11 a. in. and
5 p. in. Sabbulh school al uj p. m. At
11a. ui., a special sermon for young
men will be preached. A coidiul iuvi
tatlon 18 epccislly ulendeil to young
men and youth to this servire A wel
come to all.
Baptist ('hutch Kev. I r II, eo
Whitlield, pustor. Services at 1 1 a. in
and 7.80 p. in Sunday Si hool at 3 i.
in , M M ( iutes, Superiiileiident. KeHl
treaii(l the public cordially invited t
atti nd all the t-ervioe of thm church.
l.M of Lcllers
in the Pohlollic
ReniuiniiiLT
it
New
.Nov.
Beroe, (raven
Wth. 1S80.
county
N.
( '
Cause V lla in. KoOert lluiiden. Dnvie
Davids, Mrs. Molly Heath, Jim Har
rison, Emma Jones, Cioero Merril.
Adeline Parker c. o. Jno. B. Nelson,
Joaaphiue Nickinsou, Mrs. Iklward i.
Smith, if rank Uasberry, hranc is Skin
ner, Frances Simmons, Eliia Shivers,
Ligzie Taylor, David Whitehead, Mr.
Rinvoceu.
Persons calliug for above letters, will
any advertiwd, and give date of list.
M. Manly, p. m.
Mr. Hurd & peaks-. The Cause of His
Defeat.
Toledo, O., Nov. 11. lion. Frank
Hurd arrived In this city today and
publishes this evening a manifesto to
the voters of this district, wbtoh is com
manding widespread attention. Id
speaking of the causes which led to hie
defeat, he says: "I can say nothing
mora than 1 have heretofore said, ex
cept that in the future it will be difficult
for certain persons claiming to be lm-
oorats to satisfy their party associates of
their democracy when, either secretly
or openly, they opposed the election of
a regularly nominated Democratic can
didate for Congress at a time when tbe
fat of the party in the House of Repre
sentatives was hanging in the balance."
Referring to rumors of hie intended
ohaag of residence, h says that he
regards Toledo as hai heme, and shall
remain her to practice his profession.
On his favorite rob j sot, tart If reforms,
he save: "There are more earnest, de
termined tariff reformers ia this district
lhaa ever' before. Tbe association in
tke Slate ia engaged in tbe work of
thorough organization. New quarters,
eligibly located, will be established.
Books and document will be distribu
ted. The advantages of a reading-room
ill be furnished. Addresses will be
delivered during the coming winter by
Speaker Carlisle, Col. Morrison, Prof.
Sumner, Henry George, Henry Ward
Beecher, Kicbard overman and others.
Arrangement are nearly completed to
begin the publication here of a weekly
journal, which U is designed to make a
national organ of tariff reform. Tbe
organization has already commenced,
will be by ware preciaot ana town
ship, and will be the most thorough and
complete political organisation ever
made in the United States."
The Stock Yards Strike
CHiOtOO Nov. li. Early this eve
ning it was stated, on the authority of
tbe packer, that the strike at tbe stock
yard was over, a ad that the executive
committee of the Knight of Labor hai
ordered the strikers to return to work.
Several hour later dwi was received
from the onm ooarce that too reported
ending of tke etrike was without foun
dation. ,.,.' . i i .
A lafr number of new men arrived
at the stock yard today, and several of
the firms 'ssy tbey bare all tne beip
they need. .,. . . - - . .,--.
It la announced that th packer will
hereafter require of every man ia their
employ a written guaranty was no wui
give th firm three or four days' notice
before leaving, and a money deposit
will be required from every employee
to cover hts guaranty.' Thii rale will
apply 1 th an en sow at work a well
as those engaged ia tbe future - 4 '
1 At his reeideeo to Kinrion, K. 0., tta
Friday morning' Nor. 12th, Lnui H.
Fisher, eoL, of oonramptkm. Faneral
services coa ducted on Sued ay erening
by Rev. L R. Fere bee. . '
Tbe deceased, f hi industry, eoon-
omy srl strict attention to Veeines,
kd aeeuDin!td a reasonable thar of
fuia wotli oo4. - f ' : -; --'
Southern Winter &e sorts.
In th spring of 1889 a group of Stat
commissioner were chatting together
in the spacious parlor of one of their
number at the New Orleans Exposition
They had been exchanging information
about their respective States, and sev
eral of tne Southern gentlemen had
referred to the wealth of iron, ooal and
timber in their mine and forests, and
of the prosperity that was attending
their rapid development. One of the
company turned to Judge Sebring,
Florida's genial commissioner, with tbe
remark: ''We have you there, Judge.
Iron and coal are worth more than
orange proves, Bbd will prove more
laaiing sources of wealth." "I don't
know about that," was the quick re
sponse; "but Honda has a mine worth
all of these rut tog ther." Then, as
the others I joked bur prised, be save
them some figures that were even more
bluriliuK lhau his statement " "Florida's
mine," he said, "id its winter visitors.
Sixty thousand people come there be
tween October and May. Their aver
age suy is twelve days, and their aver
age duily expenditure ia 810 apiece.
Figure for yourselves our income from
that mine." "Judge, " exclaimed one
of the party we K've in. Florida has
a bonanza yielding 57, 200,000 a year."
Since that time it has been often said,
by those to whom the statement was
repealed, that it was incredible; but
those who investigate tbe facts care
fully w ill soon conclude that tbe aggre
gate Florida receives from her winter
quests is even greater than the huge
sum named. But Florida is by no
means the only Hiate that derives an
nually a handsome revenue from this
source. From the famous Hygeia Hotel,
al Old Point Comfort, southward to
New Orleans, there are scores of well
patroni2ed hotels in large cilits, little
towns and quiet country nooks, all of
w hich have both regular and chance
quests every winter, and if it were pos
sible to collect accurate statistic! from
every one of them It would be found
thitt fully tifieeu to twenty millions of
Northern money are d isbursed among
Ihein every season. It is the return to
the, South, w ith compound iuterest, of
thu vaHt sums her wealthy citizens ex
pended at the North for tifty summers
before lbol. 1 li ib ureal out-pouring of
money in not made solely at the coast
resorts. Norf Ik , Virgin ia, get a share
of it, Wilmiuglon, Charleston. Mobile,
Puss Christian and New Orleans re
ceive their proportions, but so, also, do
Kitlrels, (Jreensboro, Raleigh, Charlotte
and Asheville in North Carolina; Colum
bia, Spartanburg and Sum pier in South
Carolina; Atlanta, Marietta and
Thomasville in lleorgia, and Chat
tanooga iu Tennessee. There are scores
of places not so well known, such as
Turboro and New Berne, in North Caro
lina, that are yearly visited by people
who have found them pleasant spots
for a few weeks of rest and recreation.
The tourists seeeking a pleasant tarry
ing place in the South do so for many
reasons. Some go for curiosity, msoy
to escape the fierce wintry blasts, others
to engage in hunting and fishing, still
others to exsmine tbe opportunities for
investment or speculation, multitudes
because it baa become fashionable, but
by far the greater number because their
health, or that of some one dear to them.
compels tbe change of climate. Henoe
it is thut the South has become the win
ter sanitarium of the United States.
There are but two thioge that prevent a
much greater exodus from th north.
These are u lack of knowledge of where
tbe desirable hotels are, and of the kind
of recreation to bo found at the many
little-known resorts. Tbe great sum
mering places along the Atlontio ooeat,
in tbe White Mountains, on the great
lakes and Canadian river, have long
been accustomed to furnish this infor
mation annually, and have reaped their
rewards. Florida hotel men, very
many of whom are proprietor of North
ern houses, have advertised their places
continuously ; but aside from these and
tbe Kimball, at Atlanta; tbe St. Charles,
at New Orleans, and the Hygeia, very
few Southern hotels are ever heard of.
except by the Immediate friends of
those who have visited them. Manu
facturer's Record.
Tidal Wave at Nice, France.
PaBM, Nov. 1. The city of Nioe has
been visited by enormous waves from
the Mediterranean. Tbe water swept
away quays and the promenade Ang
laise plantation. Upwards of 100 peo
ple were carried off their feet, and tbe
quays and promenade are covered with
sand. Tbe devastation wrought by the
waves extends two mite along theNlo
water front.
At Cannes, 22 mile from Nioe, a
fierce storm has bsen raging, and two
vessels known to hav been wrecked.
Men standing on the cuare were carried
out to sea on the Immense ware. Tbe
Cruisctte promenade was destroyed.
Rain, amounting' almost to a deioge,
ha been falling four daya at th oity of
Alz. In Niames two parishes are under
water and a third is isolated by the
flood.
Muxderol by a oy.
AshitilU, He. IS.
Tuesday la-Yanosy eountyi a ma
named Pate was teasing a boy of tbe
same name la the, t several
isr sons. The boy suddenly lew rat a
passion, drew kalfo and utabbed ft
man m th breast. To wound proved
fatal. Th young murderer lut peas
lodged ia Jan. . i
Editor Cuttle ( CUixBV"--'.
WifiHtFOrcm, Not. 11. The claim of
Editor Cutting against the Msxioan
goramment fer M.00o dam area on ao
ooun of faao tortoanet and per
sonal indignities suffered by him. ha
Keen for some time en fiJk ia ths Stat
Department, but It baa ast ye bees -amined
by th secretary, and tr ha
been therefore no deeieiow who regard
to the disposition t be mad of ib rj n
! If you ebon Id bv a tame horse, and
bar ud vrr weedy-without oo
, Invent wr,ty five oentein a bottle
of baivstion O.l. sod if that rail you
r - i"
Items.
Aurora
Thanksgiving turkey will aoen ho
in
demand. . :
Eggs, 18c,; corn, 45; colic n ia sesi,
2 ; lint, 8.
Carpenters are all busy. That looks
like business.
The young men are getting ready for
a tournament soon.
Some one had a chill tbe night of the
dance. Ob them chills.
The doctors 1 say it ia distressingly
healthy. Healthy country this.
Will the Journal give us tho vote
entire for Congressmen in first district'
Nelson Jewell has got ever the scare
of the yearthquake and gone to swap
ping horses.
Will the independents elected to the
Legislature in the several counties vote
with the Keputlictujf''
Our farmers claim the largest yield
of corn ever made in thin section 75
and 80 bushels pc acre iu fc me in
stances. The "ole hat man'' has ordered a
large aseoituient of holiday goods, toys,
eta lie says "Christmas comes but
once a year. ''
Iiev. Mr. Loug,l.is will preach his
farewell sermon ou Sunday next. He
has done a good year's work for this
people, and of course they will pay up.
Professor Bonner has a ood school,
and still it grow s. Alive i. acl.er who
is abruast with the times, and a live
town aud country to back u ii
F0RFIUN' MMTS
RnMK, Nov. 11 The Starnp.i Hi;f the
Vatican hue addressed a note to Kng
laxid, asking for the establishment of
diplomatic relations between that coun
try and tbe Vatican
Rome, Nor. 11 The l'..pe has placed
all the literary treasures of the Vatican
library at the disposal of Father (irianr.
of Innsbruck University, who proposes
writing a history of Itouie. The object
of Father Grisar will be to confute the
assertions contained in the Greporovius
History regarding the influence aod
temporal power ex eicised by the Pope
in the middle ages.
Birmingham, Nov. 11 Five thousand
tons of coke at the liirmingham i ..h
works are on fire. The largest gasono -ter
in England is on the premises and
in imminent danger of being exploded.
The inhabitants of the entire neihhoi
hood are in a panic. Tbeiireroeu have
found themselves so far unable to copu
with tbe fire.
Tbe Egyptian Question.
Cokstantinopi.s, Nov. 11. The pend
ing negotiations between fc.nglanii and
Turkev relative to the Egyptian ques
tion will, it is now stated, be completed
forthwith. Tbe basis of tbe fresh un
derstanding will be the joint report on
the condition of Egypt to be made by
Moukbtai Pasha and Sir Henry Drum-
mond Woltl, the special Turkish and
Engliab envoys respectively.
Paris, Nov. ll. The trench press
continue to discuss Lord Salisbury's
declaration about the Uritish occupa
tion of Egypt, but all tbe comments are
made in a very moderate tone.
Tbe Journal des Debate says that cor
dial negotiations are proceeding be
tween England and France in tbe direc
tion Of a friendly settlement respecting
Egypt.
CRArOji8TIll.a,(la.,' JuEn 11.
For tee fat I have been tutfering
ith aaoaouhtt Rheumatism-.. Patent
medicine and physicians' prescriptions
failed to give relief. Last summer I
commenced th us ofD. 0. B. and ex
perienced partial relief before using
one bottle. I eon tin tied its use and
eladlv confess tbt ft- is the best and
quickest medtoiiie for Rheumatism I
have ever tried ana cheerfully recom
mend it to the pubtiov
j. w. lawpxs, a.m. , m. i).
Sold in New Berne by . N. Duffy
and E. U. Meadow. J 1
The Brews rs Oor&Vne
New YoRK,"TveJLLtte brewers of
Pater sou aadtfewark have joined beads
ith tnos o nevr sore tape Jrfong
Island, forming a combination t,main
tain the price of beer and pot a check
en boycotting and tbe tabor unions.
Each brewer ia required to deposit
$15,000 in cash a a guarantee of good
faith,' this sum to be forfeit it the
agreement k violated. ' It i estimated
that th guarantee fund will reach very
nearly $1,000,000. - All existing con
tracts are to be carried Out." The p ice
of beer is to be $8 per barrel with
per cent discount. If a
customer changes hn brewer
tho percentage will be only five
par cent., aad the brewer most pay 9t
pee Barrel to tne aseootation ror every
barrel furnished tbe new customer.
The object of tbia provision fa la pre
vent rmiaoe oooptioav Baouioeny
brewer outside of tbe combination be
gin to out prices tne agent of th new
association u to ue allowed to meet any
Bgure offered by ouUiders, the brewer
who t thw compelled ttr out the com
binatteslpfi'o.t Mmourftd for all
loatea bv th association.' The brewtm
say that there are bo "pofttics" ia the
movement. , -
:'VXinatttoKlBjaiiu . ,
t LtSBOa. How Ji-A. snook of eartH-
tuako vii experienced In the province
Of Beira yesterday. , Much, alarm is felt
Utam la aoneqnaew
A ttnna aAdlDaarweseLa. .
Mis Minnie WeJlacot of Atlanta, loat
hearing ne; aight aoL en of
but.., Sore covered ; he oodf and
I at be. - Bsc joint, were-aweUsa and
aeinful. ber limb paralysed. appetiU
lnt, and tbe.waaakiog out. h miserable
tfe. Sit bottfc tf t. K B: restored
bt sight aud berlr,lr,Tlivvrin aches
and nain. added fleah and atxanet&and
Sold fn rrr'Bi'tt'3tyIttffy
gad K. U. Keadowrv -
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Oirwa, Nov. 13, 8 P. U
OUTTOH.
Naw Yoke.. Nov. 12. Futuiee closed
firm. Sales of 1 16 600 bales.
November, 9 06 May, 9 5t
December. 9 09 June, 9.6s
January, 9.18 July, 9.76
February, 9.28 August, 9 84
Mar oh. 9 3S September, -.-
April, 'J. it October.
Spots quiet; Middling 9 l b, Iajv. i
Middling 8 5 8; Uood Oruinary 8 1 8.
New Berne Market steady. Salts of
117 bales at 8 80 to 8 45.
Sales for the week 1147 bales agairst
990 bales same w eek last year.
Middling 8 3 8; Low Middling
1-V Uood Ordinary 7 7
UOiUf-MllC JllUll I
Skioj (jutton Hi 00.
Cotton Skkd 810 00.
TcRPKNTlKB Hard 81 0(
Tab 75c.a81.26.
li.
Oats New, 35c. iu bulk
CouJi 65a60e.
Rick 50a60.
BKJtswAX 15c. pez lb
Bkef On foot, 3- to &c.
Ooontby Hams 10c. per it.
LaRI 10c. per II..
FuOS 16c per aoten
hhKbU 1'ohk 44u6c. per oui .1
PxaNUTS 50c. per buahel
Fodueb 75c aSl.OO per bun, lie!
OMONB 82 C0s2 25 per barrel
Haul x vuaiw:.
lilDKS Dry, luc. ; green 5c. I
AHhlJCS Wattamuskeet 2jh40i
lr.-8, 1.10.
I'EAiis 75c aSl 25 i
I 1
HoNtY- 35.'. per f:il
TaI-Ujw - 5c ,.t Ib.
ClIEKSK- 14
LMOlMi-liron n
Joa'i.'i
2oa'.'5c
MKil. 7(c (.ti hush
id.
( IaTs 50 cis. (., r bu
shel.
Tl UMI-H 5(lc .,t bushel
Il.l.ll l'.iTATOhS -8.75 pel bhl
V'iHib IOuHk . pei iound
I'1 "Tatokk I'.ahamas .'iOc , in
W. M Indian. 50, ; HHrriKon. l.5c
HlllNOI.KM -West India, dull ami ti .
.n.il not wanted. Huildiii); 5 inch'
to aits, ill 00. ais Jl 50 Dei M I
Wllwl.ltMAl.H P1III KH '
kvi Mase 1'okk Sll M) '
Hiu i l.niiK MkaT- 7c.
( ' K. s. F H's II. ' un. I I. (
FlTK-SH OOaO.00.
Lakd 7!c. by the tierce
Nails Basis 10's, J2 Ml.
Suuak Oranulated, 0c
CuKFEE 1 lal2c.
Salt 80a85c. per sack
Molars es and Strum 8045o
Powdkr 85 00.
Shot Drop. 81.75; buck. 82 00
KUBOeENB 9c.
Real Estate For Sale.
A larp lot with commodious dil
ling and tenant house on it. in the city .
for tale. Nicely situated, in good lo
calilv. Terms very easy .
Apply to
nM.ltf (JU10N i I'M Mil U.K.
ALEX. JUSTICE,
DEALER IN
("Loire Flour ol all Grades.
Selected Teas,
Pure Coffees auil Slices,
Butter and Cheese from t lit' let
dailies,
Foreign aud Domcfitic Fruits,
Cauued Frnits and Yejjctalilen.
A fulf variety of other foods umnlly
kept in a first-class Btore.
Goods delivarsd at any pari of the
city free of charge.
Broad St., betwwn Hancock and Middle.
novH dtf
LOOK HERE!
IIOTSE KEEPERS.
DINN i.U iSKTS, 12.1 PiecpK.
TKA SI TS, 40 Pieces.
CLL JlIiKli SETS, 10 Fleet 8.
FINK TOILKT SETS,
AND A
FULL LINE OF
HOI'SK Fl'KNISIUNCi GOODS,
AT
L
i. CUTLEIl'S,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW DliKNE N. C
Public Bale of Valuable
- Property.
Tbe lartre and alegaut Brick CuildiDg
oil Both Front ttrMt known ae tbe
BatecMta Hosa, wilt b aold tt aooCioa
at tba Coatl Uoum doac is New Bra
the Fink Moaday is December, 1886, at
1? Olock. .
Tiimr Part cash; balauc in one and
two yeara. '
7dt4 KAtlT SL HABVKT.
Oysters and -Restaurant1.:
Usa. 8. A..W0MBLS tua pcel a
Flnt-CIaae Oyter Balooa aod Reetaor
ut, bee floor below Cotton Eichaog,
m4 ia prepared to forciaa Oyatere ia
Meaai at all boars. Pamiliet nrwIhp
attheir honea If 4eairad. ac23(twSin
E. W. &11LLK00D. GEO. SLOTH.
Smallwood & Slover,
DEALERS IN
GESLHaL HARDWARE,
T.'.V WARE.IGL ASS WARE,
WQOLENWARE, CROCKERY,
SASH, DOORS, BLIND8,
ULASS.ll'AlSTS, OILS
AM) STOrES,
jl'Nhl'Kl'AShED AS TO
PRICE AUD QUALITY.
Miilille fttn. , Nxt Door to
Al..n tlotrl,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
OYST ERS
a n :
FAMILY GROCERIES.
v. ii. iioiroN
Mi. I I '
t-lreet.
I I. LINK
below
of
l.lh
ChOiCC
Family
Groceries.
- i , i, l..,n,l the
Finest Oysters
' - i ( i s 1 I. afcl,i i: C'ai c-
lin.t A1!ou!m,
Tli
fii
f th.
I .
1 1 V .
.us served
no 12.1 w
W
C. E. SLOVER,
It fc :t 1 :.ud i ' t ail Dnalnr
Ch:::c FAMILY GROCERIES
AM.
Houseliold Goods,
...... ! . . ,m Al hit
1, I. I . i (,, ht more
ll.- -lly
v I (lit
Notice to Lumbermen.
W. to i i-iiuiii i wiih reliable
pailn-B to .li -liver on the hanks of White
nk River. North Carolina, or at Mill,
from one lo ten million leet of lotf; aid
Ion ate fiom . i n- Hr.l to three fouriht
of a mile from the river None need
apply that are not thoioujihly acquaint
ed w un the tuinni sh.
F.-r partirulnr apply or nd.lreRB
KIIJ.I-.V K. TEUKY,
n..v -I JlOd at Stella, N. C.
THE BIGGEST THING OUT
For Cliills
IS
House's Chill Syrup I
If your LirutiK'xt or Merchant does not
keep it. net). I to
BERRY'S DtiUG STORE.
If House 'h Chill Hyrnp fails to cure If
directuuiH are aiihert J to, youoan get
your money back.
TIm- (tade supplied l, K.MIcrry.
H.i. .
I Si I up -, I!, I i, J KIl
:i ce r 1 .'un- l i lure up
lnim-
iKut:
1- I'ATTKKSON. Shoe .Store.
' 1 1 . .
I -) ri p I .
I I in in
1 tier i iM.ttl.
1 ot'LA ii Inim ll
I ll.nue (till
ni ii otM(Drr.
tii.i led ih p4-
i i
I., l l.lla
I hi M il.
I. I'Al.MKU.
1 OOS-UD1.
' I "Hi r-. in. J.
lei troken down and uf-
!ih .liiinl. ohMlR. Frardim
i u p r. fculied in a eompicta
nn M i r, f-otiini-nl to all who
.. hii.I ti ver aa barmleaa.
I. he M
I 1
1,11, !
..H ll,
1 in i.. i.KKck k. 1 holographer.
r.l Ihrw chlldrn Wfr rairllhr
H. ii. i. - l,.li sj rn(.. 1 c..i a Jr U iLe bett
ti .i, j f. r ik 1 rni'-.li in ih niarhei.''
A. ji. CARKOU,
' IUi,
fn m ' l . .
. J ll.,li a Chill Hyrnp In oux
I wnn'ly rmimn.friit Italapoat
i ( I. ma and frtver. '
.InHN fCHKKLER.
( HAH. I. K)M-X,
kke; R IJIXON
Al tnjmtn'i Cigar raetorj .
Not a ningl com plaint from tbe many
boulet of House's Cbill Syrup eold.
NoUjinK but the mott unbounded aaiia
fnction at to results and lurprlae at it
promptness.
R. BEERY, DrcggUU .
oc 12 d3m 2 taw mtm
J. McSORLEY, t
FASHIONABLE BOOT AID IEBE KlIEi
POLLOCK ST., KEWBElty, IT. C.
satisfactoey;;;,,
Dkpaeticert of tex Imjuoa. .-,
' Pen$ioOmc. - "
eacloa berewith iraft tot '
17.60, ia payaeat to ta aeoea. Tha i
atyla, lit and worknambip are aatie
faotort. ' Tbey fit ma better than at
eboea Ibave bad ia twenty year. -1
Venr reenectf nllr.
-. ; - - Iff f tlf-r rr
J7
A
may reef errors a cs H a gone case.
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