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VOL.VL-NO. 154.
NEW BERNE. N. C, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER .), 1887.
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LOCAL NEWS.
tarI MtaLstv jJataaae.
- rTw Berne, latitude, 88 6' North.
- , lonritBde.TT'r Wet.
" Sub rises, 5:48 1 Length of day,
ua mu, 0:01 1 19 hour, 18 minutes
M Kn stts at 9:50 p. m.
business LOCALS.
? "CODFISH, 3Erlh Potatoes and Onions,
.V ' U IS. BLOVER.
EE AD JNO, DUNN'S AD. CARE
FULLY.. -
THE OEOCEB, E. B. HACKBURN,
has juat received another lot of that
- On Fulton Market boneless picea
Corned Beef, which he is selling si lOo.
"per lb. : - 28 4t
wT IME Commercial" Lime; what is
left, H 00 per ton.
' ' . sep87tir W. P. Bi KKUh.
' f.) USE liquors and Wines for Medici
- I. ual and other usee, at wholesale.
- 1 Jambs Redmond.
"f OBTQAGE and Warrantee Deeds
. i-TX. on band all the time.
.TMRECT importation of French
xJ Brandy and Holland Qiu arrived
vln bond and duties paid at Custom
loose in!Nw Berne, guaranteeing gen
uine zoods for sale.
C- J as Redmond.
ARIS GREEN and poison dutribu
- L tors for the cotton worms at
fv : Geo. Allen & Co.
GARRETTS Medoo Vineyard Cognao
and Wines for sale, at Manufactu-
, rer1 prices, by James Redmond.
' riKOWNBOEORQIA COTTON GINS,
' JlJ with Dell f eeder ana ixmaenser.
1 All ol the latest and most approve pat
' terns. Geo. Allen & Co.
REDMOND'S Ginger Ale, Lemon
Soda, etc, equal to imported.
r '- . James Redmond.
C.LD. PAPERS in any quantity for
I sale at this office.
BUGGIES, McD. Pates' make, for
sale at DailBiiob'.
A. at. Baker tells how to save a dol-
, lar. He has buried Hi Price and is now
- ready for business. See "ad." in to
' dy'siatue.'
" ' Ihs machinery for the ice factory ar-
' tired on the steamer Newberne yester-
day morning and wilt be put in position
Immediately."
Members of the Y. M. C. A. will re
- Member that tomorrow night is the
4 time for the election of offloers for the
5-, ensuing year. All are earnestly re
quested to be present.
- Mr, James Doyle was In the city yes-
terdsy posting bills for the State Fair.
.He went down to Morehead City and
1, Beaufort on Tuesday night, posted the
towns daring, the night and returned
' . her yesterday morning.
The State Fair.
We are, indebted to Secretary John
Niohols fo tickets of admission to the
." - Fair grounds and refreshment hall dur
? ing Fair week. ,.The Fair opens on the
' 18th Of October" end olosea on the 21st.
Ths railroads are .offering lower rates
' this year than ever before; one cent per
'.mile each way is cheap enough for any
' one to go to the Fair.
, log Broken.
Yesterday morning while Weaver
' Blade, Ool,.: a stevedore on the Old Do
; minion wharf, was assUting in unload
ing the eteamer Newberne, a large iron
wheel of the Ice factory machinery that
was being rolled On the wharf was al
lowed to fall and strike his left leg
: which broke it just above tih ankle and
r bruised him badly in several other
places, : He. waa taken W Dr7 Duffy's
' oCce for treatment and afterward sent
to his home, a . ' " '"" (
,'-PerioniJ. 'c f0Vt"- i' .
'u , Dr. W. J. Mumford, chairman of the
, board ' of oommisaioners of Onslow
county arrived yesterday evening. He
says action OS ordering the election for
subscription, to; the": Wilmington and
. Od1ow railroad was postponed In order
to 1 1 ve th e Ne w Brne and, Wilmington ,
ti "9 to consolidate their scheme.
C! meet Manly, Eeq., has . returned
from a trip to Hot Springs and Virginia
' sr, 1 is much improved by the tripr- He
is ready to meet the fa!) Marts' with bis
, hi visor and skengtaVUw
0. n. Guion, Esq., with' Mrs, vQoion,
en ca a visit to WashiDgt6B,T?C.--
a .in
x mer Kovejientfc;!fIU'' ,
.9 Chance of the . Clyde' line left
day for Baltimore with cargo of
. a a. i c aval stdres. iWJj-i !
t Newberne of the O, D. line left
rJav at noon for' Norfolk with a
- of rclton. . -. '
j Elaaktn of tne 'Alli'ine
f ,r : !y Old Field with general
: i. -' n
V r of the E CD. Line sailed
' rnoon direct for Wilmlng
: ., " ' cargo of lumber, The
i; oe sailed yesterday after,
r 'I car3 of cotton and lum-
r. Tfce Eaglet will arrive
: frcta E. City,
Farewell Elm City.
The steamer Defiance went out y ester
day with a cargo of cotton and the
steamer Elm City in tow. The steamers
in the docks all gate the Elm City a
parting salute as she glided out, per
haps for the last time from this port.
She arrived here on the 11th of
January, 1888, and has proyed a very
poor investment for her stockholder
May she and her original stockholders
have better luck in the future.
The Lenoir.
Tbe following is from the Baltimore
Bun of Monday.
the new light-draught ompotMle
steamer Lenoir, (knows as No. 40
built by Wm E. Woodall & Co. for tbe
Clyde Steamship Company, made a
satisfactory trial trip on Saturday. She
is now at Ligbt-etreet wharf receiving
the furniture and outfit. Tbe vessel is
named after Lenoir county, N. C , and
is intended for freight and passenger
service between New barn and Kinstou,
on tbe Neuae river. The Lenoir is 112
feet long, 26 feet beam and 5 feet depth
of hold, and will have a mean draught
of 18 inohes. Messrs, Charles Reeder
& Sons built the engine, which is 14 by
14 inches, high pressure type, and also
the boiler, which is of steel and iron.
On the Rig-ht Line.
The communication from "Concord''
is '.timely and on the right track. We
can point to an enterprise that has Lt't-n
lost to New Berne fur lack of harmony
and business push, but it is no use to
look buck and tell what might have
been. Let us look forward aud seize
other opportunities to advance the
material interest of our city. The
development of a large section of coun
try depends a good deal upon the growth
and thrift of New Berne, Oar business
men who are now upon the stage of no
twn will be held responsible if this fine
old town w uh her many natural auvan
tages should go backward. Let us
unite upon a busineps scheme that is
most likely to advance our immediate
intercut urid slick to it until u is accom
plished.
Th.9 Onslow Railroad.
At a meeting of the Coltou and drain
Exobange, held last evening, a resolu
tion was adopted to appoint a commit
tie of five to meet, with gther citizens of
our town, representatives of the v il
mington and Onslow Railroad at Jack
sonville, on tbe first Monday in October,
to consult about the propriety of con
solidaticg the schemes to build a rail
road, or come to some understanding
whereby concert of action can be bad
in asking Onslow to vole a Bub
scriplion to the two enterprises
The resolution was passed unanimous
ly and the President was granted time
to select the committee. The meeting
was harmonious and there seemed to be
a general feeling of interest in an on
ward movement. A sjrong represents
tion, representing every interest of the
city and oounty should go to Jackson
ville next Monday. Other matters of
importance were discussed by the meet
ing, which we hope will receive more
attention in tbe near future.
The Oyster Fair.
We have a letter from tha commie
sioher of immigration, J. T. Patriok, (in
which he endorses the idea of holdiDg
an oyster fair at New Bern this winter
He offers to aid us in the enterprise and
will do jo by securing low excursion
rates from New York and Baltimore.
The Slate is now making an effort to
develop its oyster industry, and an oys
ter exhibit at New Berne this winter
would be the thing to giye it a boom.
If properly advertised, scores of oyster
growerfrom New York and Baltimore
and other points North would be here,
and we oould show them oysters grown
on the bottoms of Far creek, Broad
creek, Core sound, Of Carteret county
and New river that would compare
favorably with tbe beet grown any
where. We have now hotel accommodations
that will suit all classes. To the oyster
exhibit might be added other industrial
exhibits and thus make up a first class
Fair. Th) interest now being manifest
ed in the culture of the oyster demands
a Fair of this sort and if New Berne
don't inaugurate It some other to wn will.
We have tha advantage in location, and
must have the fair this winter.,
::'".-A Fifty Killloa Mortgage.
; Wilkesbaeei, Pa., Sept. 28 j-Amort-gage
for fifty million dollars against the
Central Railroad Company of New
Jersey and in favor of the Central Trust
Company of New York was filed here
today in tha offioe of the reoorder of
deeds for Luzerne county. It was dated
July 1, 1887, and is to run one hundred
years, bearing interest at the rate of S
per cent. This is tha largest mortgage
erer recorded in this county. -
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",i ; v f esJ.a's Arnica Salve W v
; Ths Best 8 alt a in the. world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, Balk
Rheum, Fever 60 re- Tetter, Chr?ed
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all fckfn
Eruptions, and positively cures piles
or do pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
luniea.- rnc 25 cent per box. tor
ale by S. N. Daffy. s. f . declB ly
l ., t -a Tli m 1 - I
tuc mrensui ui Luuj J lie n rukness
of Dissensions.
rjiToa jouesal: WMle it is im
possible for an editor to please every
one, and I am candid enough to say you
have sometimes done things and omitted
others that would justly subject
you to unfavorable criticism, 1
will send you a word of en
aouragemeiit for the spirit of recon
ciliation you evince and for the efforts
you are making to bring about among
the citizens of this region pleasant and
profitable political relations and practi
cal and beneficial business associations.
Not a meddler in politics I have ob
served its current and felt deeply
interested in what has come before me
in this county during the past eight or
ten years, and with pain and regret the
conviction is firm in my mind that fac
tion and not party principles has given
color to canvasseis and influenced, for
no good, political results. A Democrat
from a firm belief in the great doctrines
which that party has always advocated
and sustained, let no one suppose that
mere temporary expediency, or what
might be so regarded could for a mo
ment cause any deviation from the
strictest construction and vigorous ap
plication of its fundamental principles
when national issues are involved or
basic law is established or executed.
But local interests, the desire to win
converts to the Democratic party, be
cause of its principles, the hearty wioh
for intelligent and honest administra
tion in home affairs may will justify a
latitude of action which works for
general good, and the great improve
ment of present and past conditions.
And in this connection the tirim-sl po
litical associates may for a time tind
themselves momentarily separated upon
ndividual honast convictions us to the
wisest course, but animosities bred of
such diversity of opinion should not
disrupt either political affiliations or
friendly associations. The candid must
regretfully acknowledge that both
species of relations between some of our
citizens have been strained and are
still unadjusted to that even balance
which should maik the patriotic and
useful citizen. Let us hope that all
feeling inconsistent with manly firm
ness and which cannot work for har
mony among us may disappear as the
vapors of malaria before the bracing
breezes that so soon shall put physical
energy into our frames.
Observant of men and things I have
watched the material concerns in our
midst and compared and contrasted
them with those of other localities lens
blessed by nature and opportuity than
this fair region of the Neuse and Trent
and especially of this lovely old city
New Berne. How do tho more west
ern places in our State sg far out
stripped us in material growth and
prosperity? Il needs no divine inspira
tion to point out the chief cause
Among the ciliztms of such places as
Durham, Winston and Asheville there
has been a combination of strength.
Every individual uniting with every
other when any enterprise has been
suggested or started which had for its
object the building up of the particular
place or its neighboring interests.
Every one among them has acted upon
tbe simple fact that combined will and
effort in any direction muBt produce
marked results. What has interested
one has beou felt as the interest of all,
and all have united to prosper the inter
est of each. There is the plain lessou,
learned and applied, aud see what it
has produced. Life, prosperity, growth,
vigor aud health. How is it here?
With pain and suffering have. 1 soon a
different spirit among us. If perchance
some business nas been proposed, some
enterprise suggested, some actual com
bination formed, descord, dissension,
controversy, jealousy and malice have
seemed to paralyze and destroy effort,
and to decry and defame when not able
to crush. Could I exorcise these demons
of selfishness and drive them from the
minds and hearts of our people, and re
place tbem by the noble spirits of hope,
faith and charity, of mutual assistance,
encouragement and oombined energy,
a life of former activity, hope and peril
would be gladly laid upon an altar
which would bring the blessings of
plenty and peace to so many of my fellow-citizens.
Be brave. Mr. Editor, to attack
wrong, and have lbe courage to stay
the torrent of passion by tbe calm front
of dispassionate right, softened by the
conservative goodness that marks the
peaoe-maker. Concord.
Sept 27, t!7.
Continental Fire Insurance Co. of Sew
Tork.
The proof of loss On the building and
machinery of Mr. J. A. Meadows was
received by this company on the 24th of
September; on the 20th draft for ply-
men t of same was received.
This old Company seeds no words of
commendation. Its reputation for
promptness, fairness, and just dealings
has long since been established. Tbe
capital is 11,000,000; its assets near
15,000,000. Tbe pa value of its stock
is 8100; it li selling at 8230.
Policies issued in this Company on
most favorable term. .
William H. Out is, Ag't,
. Continental Insurance Co.
Newborn, NjC :
Wrtk Kaswlag.
Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant. Lake
City, Fie., . was Uken with a severe
cold, attended with a distressing oough,
and tanning Into Consumption in its
first stages. 113 tried j&any o called
popular cough remedies and steadily
grew worse. . was . reduced m . flesh, ,
had difficult in breathing and wae on
able to sleep.' Pinally tried Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and
foaaa immediate rellsr.and after tiring
about a half dozen bottles found him
self well and has had bo return ef the
disease. - No other remedy can ebo w so
trend a record of cures as Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, guar
anteed to do 3 jt vest is claimed for it.
For sale at R. N. Duffy's drug store.--.
EOKt UN NE Wis.
KAI KMANN'S VNLLX'KY Sll'JT
Pahis, Sept. 26 The follow mg de
tails have been received concerning the
shooting incident on the Franco-German
frontier, near Uaun-Sur-i'iaine On
Saturday morning a parly of five
sporUmen and four beasters were fol
lowing a path on trench territory,
seven yards from the frontier. wlen a
person standing behind a clump of
trees on the German side. SU yards from
.LID IIUUVIC1 , L.J CU I LI ICt DUULO O, LUCUJ .
The first bullet did not hit aiiy one. but
the second killed one of the heaters
named Brignon and the third i-everely '
wounded a gentleman named Wuuger.
a pupil at tbe Saumur Cavalry tv-hoo!.
The German cliicials declare lhat a Uer
man soldier named Kaufmami. who
was detailed to assist the forest guards
in preventing poaching, lircd the phots
Kaufmann attirms that he shouted three I
times for the party u hull bt-fore liriLtf
at them He behoved llitl ttity werej
on German teriitjry . lie p.'Usim-n
declare that thi y ht-..i I nothing. 'Mm
officials on both si tes - f the f n .'.! i r ar
waking inquiries int" the shooting
The Paris papeis uie the people I i
regard the shooting ulluii on the fr. u
tier with i ttlmi,es in oi,.t i noi to t-i.i
bairass the go i uiim 1,1 o, thin h.ii.
dllllg of the i !.,. At ll., s:i!l..- t:!i.- 1
the g-,erii ment 1? uii 1 I ; I 'r. - I -dt
mand full rt-p:i!!ili n ;
Premier U.iuvu-r cuuf -in I w.th li
Ulllileter of fole'li hlf.ol- .,. 1 ll.r l...:,
loter of j'lr-lice iii n !..'. :. t the L. i,t.. t
locidt i.: a f 1 1 r the re- i-io: of tl,e i.fli- no
report of the allaii. mid i! an Irri led
to send a note to IWhn I eipirr-t 1 1, the
(ierman govt-rumeiit . m the ml' lest 1
the continuation of fiienlly illation-,
to institute an n ii; ' y i :! n : T : r
w ithout delaj
P.KHI IS, St -t . An . !!. !.! rdr
has beenstnt toMi.v-l urgf r a detailed
report of the f i mil ler alFai r . Cmnriiis
s lone is have (.o Iu- t us eitain the e i a t
spot where kt rper Biign !i und :h m
Wangei w ere standing "hen Kaufman
filed. 'I he tioiiliei line where II. e
shooting occurred is vtiv ine',,lai and
upl to mi-lead any i ne. i in.; Ilml.i it
Hismauk, secretary of the (oirigu
oflice, has sent a frnn'U n te t the
French eiiilnis.-y iukk!iiik eaily
communication id the results: of the
ollii'ial inquiry, an 1 ihe I ir m h i
is authorized to pioin.se ainle
and indemnity it a (o iniai. t!
foil nd I esp iisi L ie.
li.niste
J'l.t"-'
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hat i l in Mi l it
unprei r dented s;
i i Syrtiii w ilhin a
ill Ph.
e of s -f
e v ear s. blL'1
It is w uh out
st I - Hied v evei
!'l:e 11
t ; riJoi i
astomsl
d the world
doubt the safi st
ud I
discover d for the spi
cu re of 'oiighs , Cold s
Lung troubles It m
i d v an I i iTeclual
. and the t-e errst
Ls on all entirely
different prim iple fioin the usual pre
scriptions given by 1'hysiriai.s as it
does not dry up a Cough and leave the
disease still in the system, but on the
coutrarv rruioves the eiinM of the Iron
ble, heals the parte affected and leaves
litem in a purely healthy c ind itimi. A
bottle kept III the house for use w hen
tho d iseases make their a p pour a lire, will
save doctor s bills und a long spi ll of
serious illness. A trial will convince
you of these fact-. Il ij posit ively sold
by all druggists and cem rnl dealers in
The land. Price, 7"i els., lare b ittle.
1 lie ,irunil V r in y Meeting.
Sr. l.i a Is.Sepl. 2'".- A national salute
from Camp Washington heralded the
tirsl day of tho (irand Army meeting,
and aroused the army of visitors and
the committers whose duties called
tbem to the early trains. A tine mist
dampened the atmosphere early this
morning and gradually increased into
a steady disagreeable rain. The lirst
trains of the ea.ly morning brought
more warriors, more isitors and many
children.
The West and South in their great
crowds us steadily as tho rain dropped,
and Kansas, with its grasshopper badges,
came on in force, joining Nebraska's
corn-badged fellows at tho camp at
Washington Park. The gray haired
warriors and sturdy farmers tiled from
the depots, w ith grips in hand and
blankets thrown over their shoulders
asking only for a tent, while the women
and ohildren toddled behind prepared
for anything.
The Pacitio slope had scarcely set
tled down before thenaarer West
poured in with Colorado. Arkansas.
New Mexico and Texas. Iowa and
Missouri contingents reported many
men, and announced the coming of
thousands more. Several hundred have
reported from Pennsylvania. Early in
the morning Kentucky posts esoorted
by their department commander to his
headquarters, and then moved out to
the tented fields. Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois quickly passed through the
streets, seeking shelter and greeting
friends and comrades. In the tents
groups of men assembled, reviewing
tbe past and drifting into war remi
niscences. By noon tbe railroads had
brought in'ten thousand citizen soldiers.
Stanly Hall, Thursday Night. Sept. 29.
St. Peter's Presidential Amusement.
A grand affair. The community is res
pectfully invited. The proceeds go to
liouidatean Indebtedness of tbe church.
Seats' (or the whites will be reserved.
We snail be pleased to bare you come
and fill these seats. Respectfully,
8t. Fitkr s chorch.
Ad mission &3o. Ticket is good for two
Digit).
i Keresuamta, Head This.
.To those subject to Ihe vexations of
business life, dyspepsia, and a feeling
ol debility, irritability and despond
ency, we say, take Simmons Lfyer Reg-
snator. The Keguiator is tree rrom any
Injurious jnineral substance; not disa
greeable; can be taken at . any time
without interfering wits business, or
pleasure. v It is gentle, safe, and a good
digeetor fit as unequalled in the wire
of piles, eonet (pat ion, bad breath, sick
headache and .bilious complaints.
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I iihersitv Address.
The Kileigh Nv-s and Observer Bute
that lion. Aiferd M. Waddell. a grad
uate of the class of by invitation
of tbe faculty will deliver an address
at the I niversily on the evening of
October tun on America before Co
lumbus, lij invitation of the Shak-
epeareClub he w ill speak on the even
ing of the 10th on Khakspeare's Legal
Knowledge.'' The 6tudents and fac-
ulty of the University and the people
of Chapel Hill have a rich treat in store,
. as Col. Waddell is one of our
coniphsbed eiraturs
The tiicil iiauijelist Penu Write-.
Mh A K. llAWKr- Ileal Si r I uke
yreal pleasure in ooying that afler hav
ing worn jour new Crystal lzed Lenses
for the par-t war 1 1 ; sight has greatly
improve-i W I. Pknn.
All eyi-o htteJ ai 1 i!,e tit guaranteed
at the dri. st re .f 1. S DufTy. New
Berne N , 5 lui
Wanted.
1 .'. .'.' 1 o 'AlM'l.lil 1 ws: lass
(j ranter i m, I tern.- moderate
- f .itniohrd to parties n Bpplh ntioii
fair
Mrai
to II,
tl tl'ierslg
Ml-.-
ied
J JM:I'11 NKI.m i.N
Broad street
C aven iili, I M I 1,1 ir ste
NEW GOODS!
a r
Xiio Jitiiiih
.1 I
SI A1C1UV
III:
i'l.ila 1
-dp
h.a Hull.
I assail i
Pure Lard
I
I (est 1 Ii 'il r in l he inai 1. 1 t
Watei I 'rai kru t raliam
Pilot Bread and 1 ine I a k
d he best of Teas and C II,
1 ulton Mar ket t m n.-d Be
Thurber s best t ran-ls of
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I an I io
In !a
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Sep ' i
t every thing lin e in ratable."
ne a 1 1 ia I and be con i need
dl.iu Jmll.N III NN.
Wanted Immediately !
5,000 to 10,000
ACRES LAND,
Well tnnbi-rel
p it'iti ii
th I'm
mar 1 1 ans
W. 15. Boyd.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
i hern, N C
dw
Miss Mace's Class
In Iirawingand Painting w ill begin on
the L'Tlh inst.
Lesson llay s Tuesday h an 1 Thurs
days at three p m
Terrns-lor 1'rawing. iJ i( Paint
ng. f'.i 11(1 Advanced, r ( per month
N. ud, lllW
S. B. WATERS, Jr.,
FOR TDK
Eest and Cheapest Lino of
Gents' Furnish'g Goods
HATS, SHOES,
Clothing, Umbrellas, Sue.
All the LateBt Novelties always in stock.
Host S3 00 Shoe in the city. Kvery
Paib Wahkantep.
Ask to see his 60c. Shirt.
Also, the celebrated Arrow Iliand
Collar, two for 25c.
Clothes to order a kpecialty. Kits
(itARAffTEKD.
Next Door to A. M. llakrr, ip,.
Fplsoopal CliurcL.
seplu dw:iin
Take Notice !
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Canned
Goods, Dry Goods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of tbe
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
AIJO
C. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Every pair warranted to give satis
faction. Country merchants and the people
generally are requested to oall and ex
amine our large stock before purchas
ing. We will give yon low figures.
We job Lorillard Snuff.
ROBERTS & BRO.,
South Front ft.. New Berne, N, O
. K, BISHOP,
Broker & Commisfn Merch't,
Otlrt and Tutkwii acxt ta Clrd
Wharf.
acat for Axnaon 4k Oe. PrarUloai.
Fire Pswef Iterag Batldtas;.
S3 OOTTON. GRAIN and MERCHAN
DISE takeaon 8IOHA0B at reasonable
rates.;"-. sepUalia
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INJotico.
Having purchased tbe entire Stock of
Boow. Shoes, and Kubbers in store un
der lintel Albert, lwill sell the same
AT i'i.iST, !P' T CASH. No (foods will
be bent out on probation.
Thankful for past patronage, the busi
ness will te continued at the old
stand- ur. k r Hotel Altert.
I T PATTEttSoN.
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Use House's Chill Syrup
MILL MEN!
Look To Your Saws !
If out of shape anJ making had lum
ber or u.-iuk loo iuu' Ii puw ei correspond
mill I' J lielamai. New lterne. N . O. ,
care kadelitf . i ... As the saws
w ear di. w i. tl.t v r I.. I -I be speeded up.
This in v I. .1 i., l y i hanging ihe
tern-l -11 -epL'Od&w.
TO ARRIVE:
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1 Carload cf Delta Ccttcn Ties
A limiu-d . a ui. 1 1 1 y of whieh may be
I'll r. lilir" I hi .1 le.is Ijuble pri, ! by ap
ply 1 1 1 K ' ' e 1. 1 I .Mil Ui
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K. R. JONES,
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
GeniT.i! Mcrdiamiisc,
1 5 i ( J I N 1 M I I ..s K(o.
( "iinsifMri. ents .f tin,. i' ( -, en and
other Prii' 1 w e sol h lied .
I'roinpt Attention ; uat :i ntaod.
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wit 1- hi l hsl r .1 wn hiMiiew M I u $ 1 pr duy
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itn il s!itei-e lull i-ii,!iis fr.e VinjtDTM
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Music Lessons.
MI. HATi IIIK HAKKIM )N. f, r tho
pitst two years it student of the N. K.
C'onserviitory of Music. Boston, will re
sume her music class Monday. October
Unl. isepdlf.
Steamer Howard."
Coiiiim ii -1 n k MoM i A Y . the U'th day
of Septenil.i i , lt-'-7, the Steamer HOW
ARD will run the f ll.iwiin; schedule:
lor Trent' n. i tiiv Monday and
Friday .
Keturnin' i ci v 1 uesday and Satur
day. I'p Neuse luver very Wednesday,
and return Thursday. scfdwtf
Cheap For Cash.
A Forty-five Saw (Jin and thirty foet
of Belting for sulo by
stO dw tf L U. CUTLFP.
HARDWARE.
SiMi, Dt or iiikI Hliuds,
Pnlnfs, Oils ;nul (Jlass
i-inio, ( t iiiciit ami IMastOr,
AND
All (Jrailfn ol t'OIIKLNO AM
HEATING STOVES,
AT BOTTOM PRICES I
L. H. CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
THE
T eweler,
FOR
Watches, Diamonds,
Fine Jewelry, Etc.
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