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NEW BEROT) C, THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1887.
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LOCAL' NEWS.
New Berne, latitude. 850 6' North.
" longitude, 77 9' West.
San rises, 5:00 I Length of day,
nn seta. 6:48 1 18 hour, 89 minute.
Moon itU at 0:09 p. m.
I 4 BUSINESS LOCALS.
SPBINO BUTTEB on Ioe, Breakfast
Btripa, Small Hams.
-'-'U C. E. Sloyek.
THE Diamond lena ipeotaoles and
eye-glaasea have been pronounced
by olentiata to be "made from the
purest quart known, of great durabil
ity, clearness and uniformity of vision,
and superior to those made from crown
or flint-glass or pabblrs ."
For sale in New Berne only by B. A
Bell.
We are selling best Piano and Or
gans at remarkably low prices. Old
Pianos taken in exchange.
rftf MKARES & H ABThFlELD.
IBY our Sugar cured Hauls. 11 cts.
- per pound.
ap23dlw Rob k hts Bkos.
IOR SALE -Three Mules. Will sell
X ohesp for cash. Apply to
C. 8. Wallace,
ap30 tf. Fish Dock.
A full line of Plows, Harrows and
Cultivators, at prices to suit the times.
Oko. Ai.i.kw Co.
REAL Estate Mortgagee and Deeds
for sale at this office.
Fertilizers. Lime. Plaster. Clement,
Olaas, Paints, Varnish and Oil si low
prices. Oko. Allen it Co.
Mr. S. Howard, near Kinaton, gives
notice of stolen home Look out for
the thief. See "ad."
The grand jury of (he district court
completed their work yesterday and
were discharged for the term.
The schooner Ella K. Hill, Capt. J. A.
Rill, sails today for Bay boro, where ehe
will load lumber for Baltimore.
The A. AN. C. Railroad will run a
regular truck train, beginning next
Monday, May 2. See notice elsewhere.
In the wrangle for the election of
oouncilmen it should not be forgotten
that the question of aohools or no schools
is the most important.
Two of our young sportsmen went up
Trent river yesterday on a fishing ex
pedition and returned with quite differ
ent luck, one of them catching a fine
string of fish and the other a ducking
and no fish. Rather early for bathing.
In addition to changing the hour of
nailing to S o'olock, the boats of the
E. C. D. line make four trips a week,
that is Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes
days and Fridays. The extra Tuesday
trip will put truck in Philadelphia and
New York in time for Friday morning's
market, an important sales day in both
cities, as out of town buyers purchase
their stock on that day.
There is every indication that New
Berne will soon be on a boom. A new
hotel is about completed; steps" have
been taken toward building a railroad
X Onslow county; the saw mills ars
running on full time and increasing
their business; an immense volume of
business is being done by our steamer
lines; our truck fanners are hopeful
over (ha prospects of a profitable crop,
ad in fact the outlook generally is
favorable. What we want now is to'
pat onr schools upon a permanent basis.
The opportunity will be presented next
Monday to do this.
i Jtew Bant far the Margie.
, We will publish tomorrow a schedule
for the steam ar Margie for Bay boro
and intermediate points. The Margie
is a very suitable boat for this route
and the people ought to sustain it.
BwsiaeM Ravtvlac.
The foot of Craven street yesterday
gave signs of a revival of business, by
the vehicles approaching tBe steamer
wharves with peas and other track for
shipment. The sales, so far as we hear
reports) have been quite satisfactory,
" and t&sjianay that Is paid to our labor
: log classes la picking andpreparing the
r-lraok for market baa an enlivening
A effect on business la the city and we
already see evidence of the revival in
i trade In parte of theoity way from the
ateamer docks.
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: Mre.JS. Pnlkper, rifeof the senior
" '.. member of the firm of Calpeper. ft
. Turrier.gent' itarfbtk wak la tmr'clty
' yesterday, and was a pawenger on the
, steamer Pamlleo. ' -
I Dr"M;THoIanarrli;
- - Leathers, of Durham oonnty.were la
the city yeeterdaj and leav this raorn-
, ' Ing on their return. They have been on
Tisit to Wv B. Lant, Esq., of
this county', i; who aooompaniecl
.them td this city and to Gray wood
to see the wood anj palp factory.
They srsiv iyr,Nd wRh theeotu-
try and t: e t ,y cf J ew Berne: hi fact
' u!a! ivt tby wotjli Lie tolirebereJ
. t i..fy:n, is -:!. wo nanaa to
. l-'rra t' --' vt-t it tc reqairt
t t- 1-Mc --fr.rf.i 'y tcj ifxntij
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"Otmrt ' convened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. The case of U. S. vs.
Grady Smith, for passing counterfeit
money, was resumed. The defendant's
counsel, 8immons fe Manly, contested
the case with much teal -and interest,
and the government's attorneys, MAars.
Bub bee and Peebles, did their uty
fully. The passing of . counterfeit money
by the defendant was hardly denied,
but the defense was that it Was done
without the knowledge of the defend
ant and without criminal intent on his
part. The case was given to the jury
at a p. m. and at the hour of going to
press they had not agreed.
Court took a recess till 10 o'clock
this morning
Steamer Alovemcui.
The Stout arrived yesterday morning
with a good cargo of general merchan
dise.
The Pamlico cf the O. D. line arrived
Tuesday night with good cargo of gene
ral merchandise, and left prom ply at
3 p. m. on yesterday , carrying out quite
a larite number boxes of peas, turnips,
naval stores and oilier truck, and neve
ral pasitengerr.
The Eaglet of the E. C. D. line arrived
yesterday with a cargo of general mer
chandise. The Vesper of the same line
sailed promptly at 5 o'clock yeierday
afternoon with lumber and truck, there
being about three hundred packages of
the latter, principally peas.
The ateamer Carolina left New Berne
at 10:45 on Tuesday for Tremon and re
lumed on Wednesday at 1 p. m. She
leaves this morning from the foot of
Craven street at 9.80 ftiarp, for Hooker
ton and Know Hill.
The Imprortmcul ou llir Hiram Plrr
Fnlne Klj KHI.
The Sileby Manufacturing Company,
learning of the improvement made on
the "Elijah Ellis, " sends the following
letter
Sknkca Falls, N. V., April 2o, 1W7
Mk. Wm. EUJs Dear Sir: We are
iu reoeipt of your valued favor of the
22d inet., enclosing a drawing showing
the appearance of the top-head of the
boiler of your steam fire engine after
putting in the additional smoke Hues
The results accomplished with the en
gine in quick steaming make it plain
that the alteration is a decided improve
ment, and reflects credit on whoever
conoeived the idea. We congratulate
you on your success, and in having
such good mechanics and so progressive
a company.
Very respectfully yours,
Cuables T. SlLsuv, Troaa
Arrested on Suspicion of Burning the
Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Ever since the burning of tho cotton
seed oil mills in this city, which oc
curred March 37th under such circum
stances as to exoita suspicion ol in
cendiarism, detectives have been hard
at work in trying to discover the guilty
party. The investigations have been
3uiet and systematic, and late on Sator
ay night led to the arrest of Noah
Evans. 00 it) red, who was employed at
the mills as day watchman. It will be
remembered that the tire broke out in
two separate buildings simultaneously
on Sunday morning, March 27th, very
soon after the night watchman left and
the day watchman took charge. In
vestigations made the day after the fire
showed that the day watchman was not
at tho mills at the time of the outbreak,
having gone to his house to request an
early breakfast. Previous to this he
had received the mills in "good order"
from tho night watchman.
The detective work so far has been
done by Wren's Detective Agency of
Richmond. Newt and Obmrvtr.
Stonewall Items.
Capt. Esson, of the steamer Bettie,
has located bis family in our town. He
occupies the Hoi lis house.
We had a nice rain last evening and
as usual a cold wave followed, which
is favorable to the cutworms, and well
are they plying tboir vocation.
From all appearances, the matrimo
ntal wave will extend its proportions.
At any rate, my opinion is that two of
our Stonewall widowers are exerting
their skill to hsye it extended, and,
from appearances, their exertions are
not offensive. J
There was quite a boom in the matri
monial market on tho 21st Inst., in our
section. Frank Armstrong and Miss
Liuie Baxter were married at the resi
dence of Andrew Armstrong, C. A.
Flowers, 3. P., officiating. On same
day, Andrew Flowers and Miss Olivia
Wesket, at tho homo of tho, brides
father, John Wesket, Tbos, Oam pea? J.
P., tie ing tho knot. On the same even
ing, fct the residence of the bride, Mrs.
Warren Balanja and William Ward,
late of Elisabeth City, bow of Pamlico,
W. EV-Booken, J. P., rendering tho
necessary aid. On tho same evening,
at the residence of tho bride father,
Jotdea Sawyer, Miss Barah Ana Saw
yer and Kit U wis j were rmdf .004
Elder R-ghtnd'a agency.
wasna cr'JSj.
; w", Jfc Soyt ft' Ooi whcfleale and rs
taQvdraggisw of Rota, Gaiety: We
have been selling Dr.' King New Dis
covery, Eloctrio Bitters and But
Arnica Sal r for two years, i U re
nW handled remedies that sell as
well, t uai"
tion. There have been some wonderf ul
enree effected by tbeso medroiaos ta
this city, amoral oases of rouoncod
Cot!nwiTtioBBave bee entirely en rwd
byC of a few bottles' of Dr. K.i gs
New I iorery, taken vn ecscert n
wita'l 'a Bittm. We r""-rr
them a!, Soldby B, K.L... r, -
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Kington Items.
Simon Einstein of Goldsboro, waa in
town Sunday.
Miss Jiannie Davis of Beaafort, is
waiting sirs. H. H. Jnrney.
rT. 8. Herbert spent a daw r so in
Rackyt Modnt last week.f fSsJting re-
Miwns. . v?
Mrii Alice Hunter, with her two in
teresting little boys, Nick and WiU, are
visiting in Kiutipa. . . ,
Mr. F. B.'Beotoa- anaonaoee himself
n independent Republican- (Pro
hibition t) candidate for Mayor.
Bob Rountree has finished planting
his egg plant "craD." Like Col. Mul
berry Sellers, there's millions in it.
A colored man, whose name I have
failed to learn, was drowned near Maple
Cypress last week, while rafting logs.
The members of the Kins ton orchestra
have just received new instruments.
They will play both with brass and
string.
Mr. Cyrus Brown died at his home in
Jones county Monday. Thus paaseth
away another good man and useful
citizen.
Five or six Kins ton sportsmen vioited
Village creek last week and reduced
the tinny tribe about two hundred and
fifty poinds.
The Republicans so far have only two
men in the race for alderman: Jamen
K. Davia in the first ward and W. A.
Coleman in the second.
Quite a severe storm passed over a
portion of Contentnea neck township
last week, turning over three or four
tenant houses, uprooting trees, &c.
Alpbeus Fields of this oounly, has
received his sheep skin and license, and
is now a full Hedged M. D. Under
stand he will locate in Beaufort county.
The remains of Mr. Alfred Winkle
were found Sunday in Kennedy 's mill
pond, just one week since he was
drowned. He was about seventy-three
years old. Leaves a wife and two
children.
Big picnic in Uuckelsbury Tuesday.
1 am unable to tell of the good things
they had, not having had an invitation,
but will venture to assert they had a
grand time. Buckelsbury folks can
beat tbe world on good eating.
Paradise, owned by Leon Albritton.
was visited by a fire Saturday. Right
much timber burned and some of hie
neighbors fences. Leon puts bis dam
ages at 2, 000. Wonder if the snnil as
well as the trees was burned '!
The anti prohibitionists take their
text from the Hth chapter of Deute
ronomy. 26th verse, which reads as
follows: "And tbou shalt bestow that
money for whatsoever thy soul lusteth
after, for oxen, sheep, or for wine, or
for strong drink, or for whatsoever thy
soul desiretb, &o.
A little girl in this place has grest
dislike fr the word "gal" if such word
there is; to prove it: She was reciting
her spelling lesson a few days since,
and came to the word gallop, and being
asked to spell and pronounce it,
answered, gal l-o-p "girllop. " What
would this world be were it not for the
little ones.
The Press on "Sea and Land.''
Bnel's marvelous success with "The
World's Wonders," ought to have satis-
fled any ordinary mortal, but, like Alex
ander, he is weeping for more worlds
to conquer, and has accordingly em
braced "Boa and Land" in his latest ef
fort. In our opinion it is his best book,
and its'ciroulation will, no doubt, cover
the land and part of tbe sea. We hope
he will not tomahawk us for this wret
obed pun, since we like his book so
welL 77 Svn.
The book is a revelation to us. We
had no idea that the subject could be
treated in suoh an intensely interesting
manner. It is a great work, and we
are "almost persuaded" to turn book
agent ourselves and help to circulate it
for the good it will do. Christian He-
fltetor.
The quotation from Psalms civ., S4,
85, at tbe commencement of the des
criptive circular is.a happy thought, as
the entire soope sad purpose of the book
is fully described in these epigrammatic
sentenoes. Mr. Buel has made another
great hit in this book, and If he is not
the most famous, he is certainly one of
the most roooeesfol writers of tho day.
Reptibhcan.
He seems to know by ictuitiou what
sort of books will suit tbe people, and
he writes for the masses. He has never
yet written a book that was not a great
success, bnt we predict that his latest
work, "Sea and Land, "will outstrip all
of his previous efforts. It deals with
subjects that are always interesting,
and he has treated them in a way that
adds fascination to Interest. The
World.
D. T. Casxwat,
Agent for Publisher.
At the request of many of my fellow
citizens of the Second Ward, I announce
mysejf.ecjdida t on ofifiaa. at
CiWaol said, ward; Aatsssurea
dt ka ehotidbrabd thertfore'Ball be b
Iho field until the contest is decided.
1 J. V. Williams.
witvl K'.-tia-JJatlaa '-
Osi . umnit jit tba naiuat nreiudioe
exerted by some of tnf so-called friends
daring ward meeting, Monday tho 18th,
and of nofvresidenU and minors voting
tberseti en$ Delisting as' I da that the
wttt of th people of thd fifth ward was
aot xprossod lathis actioBfthore being
not more than 90 or 100 legal voters. In
aocord with tho desire and wishes of
many, I announce myself as tha Bepub
lioan candidate for-Cosncilman of the
fifth ward. ' Knowing that, the will of
tho people wUlbs expnaeedj at tbS jballs
en tho 1st 1' -ity In May, I shall be in
tho field, ot
tliat day. .
lent of ar election, Ull
1 pectfully, '
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NEWS NOTE 3.
Jacob F. Wyckolf, a New York
broker, made assignment Monday, with
preferences of50,000.
The Bell Telephone Company Monday
filed a demurrer to tbe government's
suit in Boston to nullify its patents.
Two women, named Mrs. Annie
Kelly and Mrs. Ellen Burrett, have
been arrested in New Yurk, charged
with counterfeiting silver coins
Vice President Win. D. Morgan, of
the New York Produce Licbuute, died
on Sunday, at his rotidtm c ,u New
York, of pneumonia
George M. Thompson, a grain dealrr.
of San Francisco, has filed a petition i f
insolvency . His liabilities arc : ioo
assets ?91.0t'"
Lizzie Brandt, the wife i! Jlrr.r
oranai, a uenuuU lii i klavrr. i I re
iOrs, is dyinu Iruui 10 jur ins rt , m i- I I
at the Lando of her huobau J . '
Capt J. L. SuuUjj.of tlir Mhoi 'in 1 '
Carrie Strung, shot himself ill . jtn! I 1
while hunting at Beaufort S 1 . M 1. 1
day, iullictiiiu a fatal oun I 1
The much talk i of ft ,v,. p4tt. 11.- . ! ;
Bridge. lieuch ,t 1 of--: . !,,.
arrived in l'h.lu.ieiphu li 1-1. ', I 1
lieved ;i strike v ill ii --uk
Three younx men iiaiiit .1 1 i.ji ii r.
Moreau, August Hunc-rati a:il J f.r 1,
Huard, were drowned i M I; nuiul i I
yuebfcc, Sunday . I'V tin iipr.eitn,t- ' ! a '
boat. '
In New or li . Monday . J. "'1 .11 1 I i
employed at th" l.igliteenth i-tn 1 t Ma
tion of tbe Sixth Avenue I'll m i. tl. i: ,: ',
road, wan struck l.v 1.11 eiitic nn.l
killed while
1 1 111 -t 1 I
tracks.
It is understood lli.a tin
Railway has agreed to
S5.0O0 for the los of
Jumbo, and to haul the 1
cars over its rails fre.
coming season
til and i i un k
p:,V Ii.iMltllll
the eh pi. .u.l
ri uh h eiht v
il u mi tie
A missing draft for 8T' i"'". drawn
on the New York National Bunking
Association, of New Yolk, l.v the Hunk
of North America, of Philadelphia. 111
favor of Dunn Brothers, also of Phila
delphia, has been found 111 the ellire of
Dunn Brothers.
James Nixon, an old ln inm. livitik1
near Harmansvillu, Pa, who hu.l 1..
faith in banks, was robbed suverul da
ago of 85800 in cash and hoV'''"1"1'!!!
securities, which lie hud sm relod 111 hii
house. The silversmiths emplojei at the
Uorham. Manufacturing Company '
Works, Providence, H. I , have voted
to disband tho local aHsenibly of the
Knights of Labor in that rity to wtn.h
they belong.
While Hamlin Miller w as attempt in'
to drive across tbe Auglai. river in
Allen county, O., Saturday mlit . Mil
ler, his wife and child were thrown
into the water. Mrs. Miller an I th
child were drowned.
rOUr.HJN M:S
IlEUilL'M A N I Till: ATI. AS
IjONDON, April 25 A dispute h.,
arisen between the Belgian government
and tbe Vatican , which threaten s to
lead to a kulturkampt iD Belgium.
The Beernaert cabinet wanted the
Vatican to instruct Catholics in Bel
gium to vote for the army bill. win. h
makes religious students liable to null
tary service. The Vatican dally re
fused to do so.
CALIJNdolT KKSEHNK,.
RoMS, April 2.1. In the Chamber of
Deputies today Uen. Viale, minister of
war, on the passage of the bill calling
out 17.0U0 reserves for active seryice.
announced that fresh reinforcements
were required for the Massowah garri
son. It is stated that thirty-two mil
lions will be required to meet the extra
military expenditures.
TIIK FISHERIES MSPITK.
London, April 28. In view of the
approach of the fishing seat-on, Mr.
Ciourley, member of Parliament for
Sunderland, intends to move the ad
journment of the House to urge the
government to make a more satisfactorv
declaration in regard to the settlement
of the dispute with America.
ECMORS OF ANARCHIST TU.' T
Viesna, April 25. Startling rumors
are current here of the discovery of an
archist plots to destroy the Opera House
and numerous factories at Peslh. It is
stated that only tbe extreme vigilance
of the police prevented the conspirators
from carrying out their designs.
PASSED THl gBOOND RXaDIKO.
Berlin, April 85. In the lower bouse
of the Prussian Diet today the new
ecclesiastical bill passed its second
reading in tho form in which the upper
house approved it. The clause admit
ting certain religious orders Into Prus
sia was approved by a vote of 230 to
117.
VICTOR HUOO'B WILL.
Losdoh, April 85. Victor Hugo's
will has been admitted to probate. His
property in England is valued at 82,
000, Bis daughter and grandchildren
are tbe sole heirs. "An annuity of it 00
is left to tha, widow. of his son, Charles,
BXRtDfv April teTn 'Jtrfc&sfciCr'tc
I day dfecusMd tha.nplemeaurj credit
of 176,900,000 marks for military pur
poses, and the credit loan bills were
referred to the budget committee.
THtt POfK AND THE (.'ATHOUC. UNI KKU1TV.
RuMK, April 25 Bishop Keaue, of
Richmond. Vs., has received a 1'apai
brief advising the founding of a Oatho
lie- university in America.
NKW L'AKMNaL!- To BE t-.hAThl'
Itoili:, April 25. At the cousislory to
be held iu May the Pope will i reale
Dominican Father iiausaaiid Muueiuor
Palletli cardinals
UH1LZA1S DEFtAl THE A M E K h b JU'...I.
BuMBA V. April 25. The (ihllzais ha c
defeated the Auieer s troops, and killed
100 of them at Baboo Caslle. near 1
KLelal.
I'HOUAMJ. I.Mt-llN ! Mi M ,1.N.
ItoMK, April 2. It 10 reporu- I ttial .
Key. Dr. Me il nu. of Nt oik.wi.l
be cupended from Lis ia.U.ral funi liuiio '
Mil. Ma.n.Mn..'- Ill l .11 mi ll .Kl'.
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The reinitiation ho. 1, -Ward
w .11 he opeiie.l a!
nl.. re . ii the ."-th. L'.'iti an 1
J 1 1 11a k i i un.
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.fit.
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Ilurklrii' A rill, a Halve.
TlIK P.iT SaI.vb in the world f. r
Cut, HruinoH. Sored. IToer. San
Htieum, Fever Sorex, Tetter, Chappeil
llaiulu, Ctnlhlains. I Wne. and all Skin
KruptmriM, and pohitivel)' cures pih-M 1
or no pay re.juired. It in iuaranfte.l to
Kive perfect naUHfaction or money le
funded. Price 'J') cent per hoi i "r
mile hv U. N Ihiflv. drclf", lv
COMiM ERCIAL. ;
Joihmai. Of net. April :: f! P. if.
ixjmN.
Nrw Yoiis, April 'J'i - No. ii tuiui.-n
closed Htendy. Sales of il H'Kl halen
April.
Miiy .
June,
July,
AuKUHt.
10 '.0 October. '.I '.'I
10 4' Novemher,
lo 'i'i 1 )e eniher ,
10 hi January ,
lo (17 February,
10 March. 1
September .
HixiU Btemlv. Miiidhnir 1 " , l.w
Middling. M . I1'. . (mkxI Ordinary 'J '
New Heme Market steady Sales of
two hales. j
tlood Middling Id 1 lfi- Middling 1"
Ix.w Middling it W li, OikI Ordinary :c J
Skkp tti in - Jf;t On. i
OottonHsed 810 00.
TCHFBNTINl Hard. 8". oo dip.
Tar-7V a81 ?f
Oats- ".Oc. in I. ilk
I'okn 4Ma'r.
Kick !( ia Oil.
llKKHWAI- IV. per 11
Hssr On foot, ;t.- t.. s.
OorVTHY H A us- 10a 1 V - Ml '
I.ARP 10r per ll
Boos".-, per doren.
rHKMI l'.ihK 4 ( rRc. ier pound
Pkancth T.'ic.rSI CO pr husr.e.
FttltB-TV aSl.OO perhun ii. '.
Onions ?J Oua',1 T per t.&rrel
Fiki.p Pra ROc
HlPKB Dry, Hc. grt.cn Sr.
TaLIxiw ,V. per lh.
Cbicssns Urown, 4"i'o, . "pnng
aoaJ.c.
MkaI .0c pr bushel
Oath ISO ct. per bust, el
Potatoes. Karly Kokp 8 J.7'i per 11.1
Potato bh Hahama? . 3(c. yan s. ic
Harrison. 6.'c.
Wool loa'.flc. perrxiucd.
BHINOUK8 West India, dull and n in
inahnot wanted. Building r. in-h
heart. 83.00. saps, J 1.50 per M
$20 REWARD !
Stolen,
On tho night of the 20;h lie .
bay Mare, about 1 years old left
lark
runs little, star in face . both hind
feet
white . about It hands b igh. A loo, one
open Columbus side bar hugcy.
I will pay twenty dollars for property
and apprehension of thief.
NAMl hi, HOWAhll.
Kinaton, N. C . April 28. 17.
ATHVTIf k fkMWk S. R in.
KRKiorrr department
NOTICE
To Shippers of Truck.
OS AKD AFTER MONDAY. MAT 24.
and inrttl rorlher notlr, a tretcht vraln will
Im ran daily (except Saturday aod Soaday )
for tba eonrenlence f ahlppwa. LMvlcf
Mcwbern alrirOO P.M., irl Tim atOoMahoro
P.M-, roaktnf etow eoonotlon with tbe
AtlanMe Onaat Una Fact Track Train for all
point 2ejUv
, (4VICKTIMKI VK5TILATXD CARS1
Tor rorUiar Information apply to aavnta of
Xb Cmpar, r
ftt, x d , Ifhi srta, Kr?.
W. DTJWN. O. . .
I
E. W. SUfiLLWOOD. CEO. JICip,
Smallwood & Slovcr
DEALERS IN, V
OESKHAL HARDWARE,
TIXHWhK, GLASSWARE
M uODEKWWTtE, CROCKJEBT
S.iSU. 1'UORS, BLIIfDSZ
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS .'
AND 8TOVh
L'NM'RPASSLD AS TO ' j'
PRICE AKD QUALITY.
Middle Street, Next loor to-'
I in,. Albert, f
-Ni.-.V BERNE, N. C. X
For Sale,
.1,1 risni aboot
i.t ioboui action; of
M I x H lll'liHKH.
A I
First-Class Buggies
I on KE1T CXJN8TAKT
: UN 11ANO AT
T. RANDOLPH'S
CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Pi. -vt. s: Ni w Hkh.ne, N. C.
Tl.
- e w .Mi . I . e, to
I a iv.iiil.ie
p .r. h.,.-lliK .
purchase will find it
to . all and examine
Ue w here,
e at chort notice.
Ul I
Sit.
Mlil.Nt; dor
.11 j.iKirari'.i e.l
in work and
apl9 dwtf
For Rent,
'P
attached on
. The lot is
.th ! i u it tl.
li pi em ,nl
Ml'1 !
n l well of good
HANi Ol'K.
o. Allen ,t Co.
All.
III 'INT --TllAlillIT:
l'u n h' 1. 1 1 1. . ( iuarantee.
Su pi 1 1 Punch Juu.or.
! I .s I.NT.
' I r 1 It it'tt ii i;i .
IIIH I't'I fl't L'il
nrrnl ( ucU i,
ti ! t HI t t .1.1
J I H I M H T .1-1
Iu'iiih H.Mjuet,
k. ma Conchas,
Cluli Honne, etc.
i in (ieneral, I.leut.-
r ..ri.t ri,i. Hr ifadier ttenaral,
1 1 i ' :. i . I m..l MHj.ir. aud many
I.' I . I
I li I I, . I . I O .1 . !
i. i .1 i.y 1 1, 1 1, :m:,-. and iiuve timoti
,: " ' ' "- "
I l .1 ; . u. .-1 V. w Ken,,..
( I I I H '"..I 1 1, . ' W h W '.,'1
' u W .. I :.M KH, MiperluteDdant.
SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS!
i Mis: Harriette Lane's
t. U i f 1 me Millinery (iooda ii now
ready for i h lhition , consietiDg of the
; M::t Elegant Hats, Bonnets.
Hit ten:. Flcvcrs, Etc.,
in it.o i 1 1 v . Hawng always kept tbe
: incht an I most beautiful Millinery"
ever I r ng) t to this market, aha
fully ni-tiiiiiB tur ri'putution in tbia
' r.-t-pec t ihiK season, nr rather grirpawca
it. Th ess handsome Ooodd will ba told
' nt a small advance on New York Coat,
All are cordially invited to see them.
n ; '.7 dim
J. W. STEWART,
3a
1 1 K Al KJ,r A RTER8 FOR '
MI I. KM, HOIIHK8 and
Kt;i;iE8.
I hn b-t Bnpry on tba
rr.ntket f. .r the lQOney,
Hnnws and veblelea to " i
l.iro ki reasonable rataa, t .-
Broad 81.. Kcwbera, If. C. -
ATTKNTION.
Vr( pare your Hotjaea for thaSptiag
tad Summer by Using --i'
Alabastino
AT
J.1 "
L. H. CUTLER'S,
26 & 28 MUaii Sircci" '
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W Call ibi g&t Btfnpte Tic t. , .
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