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xNEW BEKNE. N. C., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1886.
PRICE 5 CENTS,
1
ltn.l BMmlaimr. A1M.
Nsw Berne, latitude, 88 6' North,
longitude, 77 8"Weet.
Sunrfcsas.MM i Length of day ,
Sun set. 4,47 J 8 hour, 45 minute
tva rises t 8:80 p. no.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
. T.-JtjsT RECEIVED. 10 Kits of nice fresh
Mountain Butter, which will be sold
cheap. 8. W. & E. W- Smallwood.
' Firs and Freali Candies
C, E. Slovkk.
XtjPSLU'A' TM . JlWKUCB Rk(r-
Watchss, Lockets, Clocks, Necklaces,
Watch Charms, Seals. Sleeve Buttons,
6tudtv3roelets, Ear Rings, Gold Collar
,'BttttOBii, Pina, etc.
Fine. Fresh Goods in great variety at
I '9tL , W. L. Pauur's.
i jQATt-Qn consignment, a car load
Ni6rj superior Timothy and Herd Grass
Hay, packed in email bales. Will be
(sold cheep. Geo. Allen & Co.
I TSOO Bplls
Paper Hangings just re
Geo. Allen & Co.
Egg are going along to Christmas
prices. .
,ifCougba and colds uie prevalent, us
was manifest in our churches on Sun
Hay.
j The weather has moderated and hi
fooniequnca thereof the woody.rds arc
gaining.
Cotton brought nine cents ul l hi- Ex
change yesterday, the highest pi ice for
soma time.
Football is the game among the hoys
now. Good exercise for the boy s und
; good fc the shoe makers.
(K) Those enterprising merchants, How
ard A Jones, offer suitable goods for
. Christmas presents. They quote price
that will strike the reader. Read and
go to see them.
Misses Mattie Oliver and Nettie Hoi
lister will attend the V M. C. A.
library room this evening for the recep
tion of ladies. Rooms will be open
from 8 (o S p. m.
,r Tbt YvM. C. A. will hold a cottage
prayer meeting at the residence of Mr
John Crabtree, corner of Metcalf and
Pi. llok streets, tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
All persons are invited to attend.
;f W(her there are several visitinu
Sportsmen in the city. A couple of our
young tnen went out a few days ago
and lad splendid luck, and more; one
Oflbem earns back with several shot in
his face but no serious damage.
Mr. E. K. Bryan has been appointed a
member of the board of education of
Craven county, vice C. C. Clark re
signed. Mr. Bryan is a man of splen
did" business qualifications and wil!
doubtless be a useful member of the
Tbetad intelligence was received in
i; this city on Sunday of the death of Mrs.
' Washington Bryan, which occurred at j
her' father's Teaidence, Maj. John C
Winder, in Raleigh. A special train
left for Raleigh on Sunday with rela
tives of the deceased.
We regret to learn that Mr. John F.
' Mewbofne'.'of Kinston, 'while out hunt
laewrtt pitif f gentlemen yester
day was accidentally, shot in the face.
The xte,tftf tbejround Iras unknown
by pur informajit, it is, however, feared
- $ thai M'wiircsuBe tbe4ose ef en eye. --
- jHendejasohn Quintette; Club wiU give
Tone of their' musical entertainments at
;.' ' the) New, Berne vTheatr some time in
; Janaary',i88r,lf asufflcUntnutober of
seats can be told. General admission
',r 75 cents, reserved seats without extra
"charge; gallery, 25c rX, list will be
open today t Mwd'ows drug store.
" et.Dr Berkhead preached at the M.
E.' Church, In this olty pa Sunday night
- wUh his usual power and eloquence. As
. - he goes to Winston next year the church
here, with which1 he labored so earnestly
for four years, was glad of the oppor
tunity to hear him and have 'him with
then once again, before he leaves the
, district; thbugh the occasion of his com
ing was indeed a sad one. f i' ' ' ' '
" ,Prort, r, 4-3 ,S i ? '
' Masrs."G. FT M. Uall and A. H., Hoi
, tcn'made a trip 'to . Bell 's4 terry lWf
. day on business, v ,. " jVt,tv
CoL John D.'1iWhUfordf tbeSuperin
tfehdent of the Government "works on
Contentnea enl.Tat rivers, spent Sun
da j In the city. r ' i a.- .-- 1
.rwrg, Clrroen't Manly and C .
1 ,v r oJe a business trip to Trenton
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fer.
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TfcFaBeral of Dr. W. II. barker.
The funeral services of Dr. W. B.
Barker were largely attended on Sun
day evening. The large and commo
dious M. E. Church was filled to over
flowing, and the services were solemn
and impretive. The Masonic Fraternity.
Knights of Honor and Royal Arcanum,
of which orders he wag u member, at
tended, each in their official capacity.
At 3 o'clock the church was well
filled, a number of front seats being
reserved for tho members of the family,
Masons. Knights of Honor and Royal
Arcanum. Tbe body was escorted from
the residence by these societies to the
church and borne iu by the pall-bearers
of St. John s Lodge No. 8, A. F. & A.
M , followed by the family and rela
tives of the deceased. Dr. L S. Burk
head read tbe 0ih Psalm; Rev. J. T.
Harris read the 15th chapter of let
Corinthians. The choir sang, beautifully
and impressively . ihu bruin, 'I would
not live al wy "
After praer. Dr. Huikhead t-poke.
vtiry brielly, but touchingly and im
pressively , cf the character of tlie do
ceased; the incidents connected with his
conversion und the manner in which
hin tune hud bet n eniplojed in hi hall
of the church. The Doctor watt moved
to tears in thu pa)li)g the luftlnbuu
to one whom ho rcguidid h.uwaini
pcisoual friend und in hose spiritual
welfare ho hud fell the dei pi at imi rcM
He extended the invitation to olhcic
who w ere pichent, v li w i i e in I nn;: le
friends of the di ceased to speak a word
111 hid belli.!
Mr. John ti. Iocg being ireseiit
culled Uxin. He respomled in a i-lmit,
eloquent and most appropriate talk, in
whii h abounded words of comfort for
the living and of praise for the eminent
virtues of the deceased.
Rev. J. T. Harris. Rt-v. (1 W. Neal.
aud A. M. ISaker, President of the Y.
M. C. A , of which Dr. Barker was a
member, each made appropriate re
marks, after which the choir sang
'"Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb."
The remains were then escort
ed to Cedar drove Cemetery, where
Dr. Hurkhead read the closing ser
vices of the M. K Chun h, then the
body w as interred with Masonic honors,
tho Worshipful Master of St. John's
Lodye No. 8, Mi J II. lliickburn, con
ducting tho service In an impressive
manner
Dr. Barker was indeed no ordinury
man. In his chosen field, phrenology,
he was widely know n and hail but few
equals in this counliy. His Kwer to
read humau nature; his keen incite into
the character and disposition of others,
was indeed remarkable. Since his con
version to Christiunitv he had been a
warm supporter of the church, always
ready and willing to extend a helping
hand in all good winks. lie will be
sadly missed by this community, snd
his death will ho regretted by all who
knew his worth.
Tribute of Kespert.
At a meetiog of tlie Young Vlcn n
Christian Association a coraujiltet e was
appointed to draft resolutions in pa lug
the last tribute of respect to our de
parted brother Dr. W. II. BarkEk.
Whereas, Uou in his infinite wisdom
has seen fit to take from our midst
one of our number: we. tho members of
the Y. M. C. A , give expression to the
deep feeling of regret in the loee of so
estimable and esteemed a gentleman.
-UMolved. That in the death of Dr.
Barker our Association has been de
prived Of. one Of its most valued and
active members, a man who was with
us heart and soul, and who often gave
us words of instruction and encourage
ment. Resolved, That our heartfelt sympa
thy is in common with the bereaved
relative in their ead affliction, but are
consoled by Our faith in his preparation
to enter thai eternal resting-place
where all is happiness and joy.
Resolved, That there hae been taken
from this community one of its bright
est intellects whose absence and loss
will be sorely lamented. Dr. Barker
was a man of broad and liberal views
and possessed of those sterling qualities
that made bim shine forth wherever he
was wont to be. With rare Personal mag
netism, a full heart, and. frank disposi
tion, he was held in the highest re
gards by his acquaintances. Though
of robust form and full of vigor, the
grim destroyer has laid' hands upon
him. r: His voice has been Bushed: his
spirit taken it flight, yet our hearts
will ever cberisa his memory.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes and a copy tie
sent to the family f the deceased, also
to the JotjkkaL, with request to pub
lish. ' f ; i' ; - j ,
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E. E. HaBPXb. ) Com,
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v VmM lk Lam. atm tola.
! jc-. HCTCBEKK, Texas' Feb., 188'
j For many years my wife has been af
flioted with a larpw futinir ulcer of the
leg, which has had the attention of sev
ersl doctor, srd t' r rf alt kinds of
rji0 '.rip. . '..t I
('!'! 1 i !' f ! . I". I r. -:d pUre
it ! I t - it'll . fi l!f
xi'ci 'i i r - i T y ' - ' -r 't
Appointment.
Tbe following
made at the late
appointments were
session of the M. E.
Conference:
New Bekne District.
Presiding Elder.
-J. T HAhKls,
New Berne L W. Crawford.
tJoldsboro John R Brooks.
Uoldsboro Circuit W. M. Robey.
Wajne Circuit R. C. Beaman.
La Orange Circuit W. W. Rose.
Mt. Olive Circuit J. T. Abernathy.
Kinston Circuit N. M. Jurney.
Lenoir Mission James U. Johnston.
Jones Circuit J. F. Washburn.
Craven Circuit W. J. Crow son.
Morehead City E. L. Stamey..
Carteret Circuit W. H. Puckett.
Pamlico Circuit To be supplied by
J. K. Bee ton.
Beaufort J W. Jones.
Straits E. D. Hoover.
Core Sound To be supplied by
Reid.
Neuso Mission To be supplied by J.
T Brogden.
WiSHIiNUTH.N DlSTKUT W. H. MOOKE.
Prrsidiug Elder.
Washington Station W R. VVure.
South Edgecombe Circuit B. B. Cul
brelh.
Tarboro and Bethel T J. Uattis.
Wilhauiston Circuit W. T. Culchen.
(iieenville Station F. A. Bishop.
I'm Mission R. H. liilliaai
Swifi Creek Mission- To bn supplied
I y J V . Pegram .
Auioi i Circuit--!.. U. Yv'yche
Huih t'n i wit N II I in ton .
l'i mouth Station - I M . Sham liurgt r.
' ! ii in I ' i a Cl 1 c u 1 1 To be supplied by
I.,, we
Maiiu in usk eel t II cull - J. (I. liuthrie.
1 nil hi-Mi Slatloii K. 1.. I'i il.
Sw mi OuurtL r Circuit . T. llai rison.
Haiti i a- ( ' i cuit- C C. Brothers.
1 i tMuou 1 li and Ocracoke D. !'
Tale
A ii mimiti -n 1 isi nn i T. W (iMHKlii
Piesi.iinn r;i,i.-r
Wilmington, Front St K. A. Vales.
Fifth " D 11 Tuttle.
Iiiooklvn Mission C. W. (iodwin.
Topsail Circuit -J L. Keen.
Duplin " At; (ianlt.
Magnolia W. A Forbes.
(. Iiulon J. T. Kendall and
J. Needhain
t'okeshury '
Bladen
Elizabeth '
Whiieville
I A White.
' P Jerome.
D. May.
J. C. Crisp and J. M.
Dow num.
Carver's Creek circuit R L. War
lick. Waccamaw Mission T. J. Browning.
Hiinihville Staiion J. M Ashby.
Hiunsuick Circuit 11. M Eure.
Onslow Circuit N. A. HiKiker.
oiindid So 1 (I Ii rs in Niiinlnal Inn for
Door-Keepers of House of K prfsen
1 allies.
E tl Ton Joi ii.N A I .: Pel ui it in e to u i ite
an a i lick) in reply to an article in
Tbuisdaj 's Jot liNAl., signed "Ltnoir,"
lecouimendiug a wounded soldier
lor principal door-keeper. In it pos
sible lhal we have but two wounded
soldiers in Leuoii. It seems so. We
have two that are getting all the per
simmons, ai i they want to ehake the
trees and K,e what few scattering ones
that ate left Those two have been ap
coiuted to irious efllces One is get
ting a salai y of aBd ib0 other about
S400 per j ir. Did they do all the
fighting in the lato war between the
StatesV Let honor bo given to whom
houpr is due; then no one will regret.
Onk of Lenoir's Wounded Band.
Nov MicrifT and Atlornej for Jones
County.
Commissioners met today and elected
Simmons & Manly as their attorneys
for the current year.
E M. Jar man' appeared before tbe
board and tendered bis resignation as
the sheriff-elect, as his sureties had
failed to meet him here. Wrhereupon
the office was declared vacant.
The commissioners then proceeded to
All the office by electing Charles H.
Foy, who, at the request of the chair
man, appeared before the board and
said he desired 34 hours to give his
bond. Commissioners granted until the
first Monday in January.
J. B. STA.NLY.
Dec. 13, 188C.
Cluvexius in Better Spirits.
Richmond. Deo. 11. Thomas J. Clu
yerius was in much better spirits this
morning than he was last week his
appetite is aood, and bis meals are still
furnished by a colored woman in the
neighborhood. He refuses to see any
body except his spiritual adviser, Dr.
Hatcher, and relatives. His complex
ion is not so ruddy as it was a month
ago. and he now passes much of his time
tn deep thought. It is said he will
make a confession of tbe murder of
Lillian Madison to his spiritual adviser,
but Dr. Hatcher hae given no indication
of any such fact, and will not do so, it
is supposed, even should he confess,
until after the execution.
-Sergeant Smith has not yet decided
upon a plan for the hanging. If he
adopts tbesys em used in tbe execution
of Jeter Phillips, three men will be re
quired to do the banging. This scaf
fold has two trap doors, which are
opened simultaneously by the two, men
wbo pull the ropes attached to each
trap. door,, .. . ... ; . .; j
i - . '-aa tv . .y, m
t The Hew Silver Certificates-
f WlisatOTO!; O: Ct, Deo. 11. Lim
ited quantities of $3 silver certificate
have been put la circulation: So far
they have been issued by the treasury
in redemption Of JI fnd , f 3 aotes.
When tbe supply u sufficient tbey will
be distributed among tbe sub-tressUrif s
and rot In general circulation in the
r rrs-i-u t as wur -i"r""-i i" the rase
rf t I t vr c rt -- a. . "V r i
; o r -- t - 5 ' iv
New Movement Among the Knights
Chicago, Deo. II. A movement of
considerable importance is going on
within the ranks of the Knights of La
bor, which wilt have great effect in
lessening the power and importance ot
the district assemblies. It is a forma
tion of the National trade district as
semblies which are essentially after the
plan of the various international unions.
Machinists' assembly No. 5134 voted
last night to withdraw from district as
sembly No. 57, to which it has been at
tacbed ever since its organization, in
order to join in the machinists irade
district recently organised at Cinciu
nati, tbe recommendation of us dele
gate to the convention at that place be
ing concurred in. To make this change
will require the consent of district as
sembly No. 57, but this will probably
be granted.
Thia week the clothing cullers of the
United States are endeavoring at Cm
cinnati to form a "Clothing Cutters
National Trade District. "
The convention has three delegates
from Chicago Assembly in that trade
which will doubtless go into the move
ment. thereby withdrawing from Dis
trict Assembly No. 24. The effect ot
this movement will be to give con
certed action to the trades in all por
lions of the country and w lthdraw them
from local matters
tin unci p alien ( elchrat ii.n.
Kinston N. c . Dee in ;w,
J. C. Harg 11, 1'ieoiiKnt l':i...!.. ipoti, !
I 'elebralioii .
A I a meeting cul h d f i 1 1 i u i - (
i Ilect nig plans as to 1 1 rt !t ! i a'. . t, . I ! ..
me ting was call. 1 to oidei I v . ',; tn.j;
ii. W Pal rotl t. :: Miaiv i I .o
utter whicii thi.- Ii'li. w ii ,. ii..'.
ai li d
''he meet : r: .. n . i in ! y lof'.O'
spei ches f loin M essl II'1ji I
W. liorden and R 1. Pi.rioll a- ! , i : .
vast importance of celebrating the I !
of January. After which, mom n i
celebrate 1st January, -7 was c.ni;. I
unanimously .
Motion that a comm.itie f inn.- I r
appointed on permaiieiil ikhiilmIi i..
Carried.
Motion that tho president le em
powered to appoint said con.m n 1 1 e.
Carried.
The following are ihe names i t com
mittee: A. T. Speight. E. W. K .iden,
R. L. Parrott, lleniy Creen. I-. Wajne.
A. J. Dunham, 8. O. Mabon, H. Smith
8. Hicks.
Moticn to meet ueit Tuesday night
Carried.
Adjourned .
J. C. IlAIiiiKTT. I'rosiJent.
O V. PAliltOTT. Secretary
III Memory of Mary binder ;iiinii
Mary Winder Bryan, wife of Wash
ington Bryan, daughter of Maj John
C. and Octavia Winder, died in Rl
eigh, N. C , December l'.'ili. A. D. I''i,
in the !10th year of ber Hge
"I W'nllM nut live aiu ,,'- nw w l N Oll.o tlir
toiiih.
Hlnre Jesus lias lain Il.iie I ,liead Jiot on
Kloom ;
I would uot live alea !Ur nhui) I 1 . , !
i no! I'll not. linger when tilddsn t" m '
Tli da j s of our pi lull a n i:e ginmoi us In re
A le enough for tiff s w nt s, full e li . h U t 1 1
cheer."
Although not unexpected, the an
nouncement of tho death of tin-, lint
caused many a heart to be filled with
sorrow. Ten years ago, then the vei
picture of health, she c.uuiu to New hi i n
a bride. She soon won in lo r in
home a large circle of sincere friends.
For a cumber of yearn past her In alt I.
has been broken, and lo r nillern. n,
tense. Consumption had fasteto d it
self upon her, and although human
skill was exhausted in endeavoring to
restore her to health but in vain -the
angel of death had selected In i .
Her remains were into m d in Ral
eigh, the place of her nativity.
She was a consistent member of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Her mis
siou on earth is accomplished, the has
been called by Hira whom she faith
fully served while on earth to "e nter
tboee portals of gold'' and listen to
"That hi evenly music w liat Is it 1 line l '.'
The notes of the harper ring sweet In inlr.e
ear !
And see soft unfolding tho portals or sold.
The King all arrayed In his heauty behold !
0 give me, O give me. ihe wines cf s dove,
To adore Him, be near Illm, enrnpt tn Hie
lover ,
1 Wait but the summons. 1 list for the wool
Alleluia Amen evermore with Ihe Lord. '
Newbern, N. C. O.
We have heard many of our old
friends say that Salvation Oil cured
tbem of rheumatism. Those who have
not tried it should do so. Our drug
gists sell it for twenty-five cents a
bottle.
A CARD.
To Ihe Voters and Citizens of the Ninth
Senatorial District, Onslow, Jones
1 and Carteret:
I desire to express to you my warm
thanks for the oon&denoe you exhibited
for me at the polls November 2d last,
and to assure you that I propose to be
your obedient public servant during
the approaching session of next Legisla
ture by readily complying with your
demands as far aft I may be able, and
that I shall esteem it a high personal
favor ! to. be properly notified of your
Wishes with regard to changing or re
pealing of any existing laws, or the en
actment of new laws for the enhance
ment of the general weal of the dis
trict, or for; ihe" good of thei counties
separately, or for any special interest
within the district. I desire- to do my
whole duty as a legislator, and beg that
you may lend me your assistance by
Snaking known your wants relative
thereto. V .HjXoar obedient eertantv i&i
i L v i . --Jobs W Sahdfvs i
I Banders' Store, N.XU Dec L, 1880. -I
j WU -Hetfcevsv tl'!",P'.,i.l-r
J Often1 fcffcVct and 'daisy" la giving
rr :fr'.',f. .. ' i3 l-eir children who
r v li""" 'y, ' I' " yfnr
"T? - 1 -l't '.'IU. Ii. 0.
i i, . .! i ; e ive it
; COMMERCIAL.
! Jocbjsal Office Dec. :J 6 P. M
I OOTTON.
j NEW Youk, Doc. 13. Futuies closed
barely slca.lv Sales of 1U;'.'U0 bales.
i ieceixiotr u -i-i June.
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August
September
October.
Nov oiu her .
February
March April.
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May,
Spots steid) , Middling Si Iajw
Middling 9; (iexij Oidinary r 1
New Berne Market steady. Salts of
03 bales at S 50 to a.
Middling S If Iti; Iow Middling ft
a It), liood Ordinary 7 15 16.
UOirlKSIlC ntHHKT
8 iced cxjrroN ?2 60.
Cotton Seed s 50
Tuwemtlns Hard, gl.oo. dip. il.yth
Tah 75c aSl 25
Oats New. ,;5c. iu bulk
t "OKN 4&..'iO.
RlCB 50a B0
HKK8WAI- 15, . per lb
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A fcpl ndid Opportunity !
Gootl Lotatiou Fine Farminp
and Wood Land.
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lo lolluUf) 1 1 H lil'iui! our iniio hihI :t l.inf
from i re 1 1 t hi , th : inl d in cdii i n ' : i i i o
1 111- I'lU.ll Ac-r-H IDl'IV HI It fS, hliVW I I ikh 1 In-
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tN H ' KV lliU'vK in THK T( t.N, In Mti.i
on ut y. 'J'he land m an Id to liewnrili m I en si
5 i ' "u. Tlie iuorU'ttKr detii n bout and
ll.o wild Imid will bp n:d liy virluc o r
i.. wei id bale rout-Mined In said inortRHge.
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CAKO INK A, PANOh RT.
KxK'uti , x rl s. hangrl,
I'. I ! (' Y n i n 1HKHT, A t y al Law
d! ' id al Newbern, N. C
BUILDING AND REPAIRING
C NTRAC'TS
Solicited by first-class JCarpenter and
Mason.
DELAMAR BROS.,
Newbern or Kinston, N. C.
def 9 dwtf
NOTICE.
The
Tlitf Annual Meeting of ths Stock
holders of thia Bank, for tbe election of
Directors and the transaction of such
other business as may come before them,
will he held at their Banking House on
tbe Second Tuesday, being tbe Dth day
of January, 18S7.
Polls will be opened at 12 o'clock, to
be closed at 1 p.m.
O. II. ROBERTS,
Act'g Cashier.
December 11, 1886. td
Sealed Proposals.
j BealfA froeeouds toi rWalahfof Kedlclnes
nd MedlMl BnppliM t Doaaty Peo
nd trlaooers tn tb ("onnty JaU) klaosn
Provisions to tbOotmty Foot, for ths year
bf;mDlnf( January ht,il(MT, wilt be reoelmsd
by ths board of Comity uommlMlOQera, ai
tb office of U)Rettetv iecdli hew
Berne. . All bids abouid b filed -with the
Cln-knf tho Brd on or" befors U0MA,
Dt.CKkTB&HSOUi, 18S. I ,.t i. ...
i KewBern. ltsft. r , , ,i , i.
it ByorderofthePoard. ; ---'
1 ?4i-.-v' OKLANDO ftrPBst, -
., . ,, ... ,liBtsrof lds,
'ie920 ' i x.flioioCleik.
6E0. EL6TJE.
Smallwood & Slover,
DEALERS IN
Qt'SI-KAL HARDWARE,
7 J. 11.1 lit:, GL A WARE,
h ul-lxware, crockmry,
Saju doors, blixds.
;la$s, vaists, oils
ASJi STOVES,
I'.Nhl l:PA.StiED AS TO
price a:;dquality.
Middle Street, Next Door to
Hotel AlUjit,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Application lor Charter.
Application mil be made to the Gen
eral AssemLU of North Carolina at its
approaching ss-ion for a charter for the
Ni x lieinei ' it 'ii and Orain Exchange.
J i :i:s Rkdmomj,
,:' '' " ' Secretary.
REAL ESTATE AGENcT
"W. Ii;. Iloyd.
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1! IIOVll.
: I i ' 1. 1 M n i t
. -1.. 'ii House.
For Rent,
I ' "Hi i i in rooi of
i ' 1 : l ai 1, , I
II1' ''le J K. l,o.t.
Alamance
BUNCH COTTON,
AMI
Webster's Elementary
Spelling Book,
1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 II ' L HACK,''
Ferdinand Ulrich's,
NEAV HKKNE, N. C
'. .1 ,') cc7i n OU Htinii.
To Advertisers!
I ' I H I In k
II v . I ' , n , i.i
on A mi r fM 1 1
we will print a Upn-lltie
e Million ighut-sof ladl-
et ip . pei s 'J his Is at ths
rf"' ' "lojoi.. li ul! ,,1 a cent a line, for 1,1KB
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A 1 ' I I I 1 1,1 X 1 In Ijic Up-
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A Pi' to
THE BIGGEST THING OUT
Por Cliills
IS
House's Chill Syrup !
If your DrugRietor Merchaat does Dot,
keep it, send to ,
BERRY'S DRU(J STORE.
If House's Chill Syrnp fails to emit l it
directions are adhered to, 70a Ctacft
your money back.
The trade supplied by It. Berry.
House's ( lull 8yrop -effeetrd aa klilue
dlni slid permanent cure beloie one ttolUa
Win URO.l. . "7;
K. J. rATTKK80N, Shos etors.
I I itL
"Have toU every bottle of Eonte's CsilU
Syrup I eonli) obtain from the nanofaetfrrer
11 not only broKe the Chills bat kelt tkab&rl.
ties In robast health.'1
WM. L. I ALMER, yohaacoBjg
"I was completely bmten dow .d etafi
fered Intensely with dnmb chflla. rourdnBK.
House's UkUl ByrepraaahM in VeTw"
core. I most heartily recommend to all whn
; - KBWD. QIKDCK, WOtThSI'; 1
-HyW Ui thrs esnan wlrS W li?
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