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U would be to 8M Napoleon crossing the Alp, with ninety thousand British
ittmtDi in n open boat.- BUT it is a greater sight to see the ,
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TTHO IAS A F1KB X.1SE OF
ont
omens
Furnishing Goods
Consisting of LINEN, and SEERSUCKER LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS at HALF
FRICE. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Underwear (or Sumner nee at your own figure.
' TRUNKS and VALISES, just the thing for hot weather travel, at way down
prioea.'-'V -
' 1 mult make room for Fall Stock, beuce will not .carry Sum
mer Uoods only, so I frivo my customers the benefit of discount.
Do not ask us to enumerate our stock, but come right along with the crowd
and make you selection.
- Everything s young man wants to replenish his wardrobe. Neck Wear, neat
and stjliah, knocks the figures right off the thermometer. Straw Hats below
aero. , Carpets, Homespun. Shoes, they just walk away at the prioes we offer
them, and all other goods at LOW PRICES. mj7 d w6m
DEN SET
SCHOOL,
TEE JXHJBNAli.
THE TglSTLB 'AJTD ;TKB T0LU5-
The Thistle oometaoross the foam
Tq take oar precious ottp away
The trophy wiUt-faer must go home
That 'i what the British yaohtmen say.
She is a heat of wondrous speed,
And like a swallow akima the seas
Io Lightest airs, and has bo need
.To waif till blows a "cutter breeze."
Well, people hare a right to boast
About their own, for speech is free;
But 'tis not those who brag the most
At Scotchmen know, who "bear the
gree." .
The Thistle is a bannle boat
But shortly 'twill appear
That we have put a yaoht afloat
To match her in the Volunteer.
Hall Volunteer ! Auspicious name
In enterprise on land and sea 1
Though thou hast yet to win thy fame
Of tay success no doubts have we.
The Onp shall never cross the sea,
The hearts M EagUshmea to cheer ,
While to defend the trophy we
Hare left a Yankee "Volunteer. "
Boston Courier.
C3
iris and Young Ladies
Full corps of Teachers. New Huilding. Ample accommodations for
Boarders.
"j' ' Write for terms to
jaul6 dw tf
JOSEPH KINSEY,
PRINCIPAL.
: OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN VA.
Walter D. Moses & Co.
Ml 014 MAIN STREET, KICUMOXD. VA.
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Pianos and Organs on easy monthly
plan at factory prices. Old Instruments
taken in exohange, bought rented and
repaired.
Immense Slock of SHBKT HI I SIC.
Interaction Book! of all ktndi. Bpeolal Ul
count to Teacher and School. Cataloguei
mallea free. Assortment or muiio sen von
teleotlton If desired. Strings lor all MustesJ
instruments. A few allghvly used Clanos and
Organ of standard makes, from tit to t'UO.
agents of Dobson's Professional Silver Bell
Bapjna.
Violins, Accordions, and everything In the
Musical Line.
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues mailed free on application at the offioe of
our Jiierth Carolina A Rent,
uy'-, At Mrs. 8. F.Stanly's Book Store, corner Broad and Middle 6U.,
junl7dw6m r NEW BEENE, N. C.
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Trtal vt our AppiiKM Aaa for Terms!
. Jh o Le s a I G r o c e rs,
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HAVE JtiSMOVSTD TO THEIR
.TWO STORES. SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER 8TAND.
And keep of FiXJtTR, MEATS, .COFFEE. 8TJGAB, 8TBTTPB
rrOlJUSsKS., JIATTOBACCO, 8NUFF AKD CIQAitS, a
eTenrtMnft In the GKOCEBT l JIK, a rUIX STOCK and at
LOW PIXICES for OASII. ' : - . S4b
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C t- moved from Qoldsboro to Wilmington
, SEW DAIltT PAfEa,
f-3 Wilmington Messenger,
A Kat-sre ETglit Pag Paper, i ",
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""-'. Telographio Dispatches. :
.! rket Reports . ...f.
. n v 3 awake Democratlo jonraal.
"Tbe Pride mt tka tate?J; ;
ixelished nf wiiJOHOtcnMi
: 1 ree Konthi on Trial
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SUti of Korti Einlini-JKU Cotstf
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K. White ana K. B. Jones
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HOTICX.
(X BL Beott and 0. K. feeott, ad'
nunwtraior m j. r. Bomb
To O. K. Scott snd C K. Beott, as admlnlstre
tor of J. F.Scatt: -"Take
notice t That the aborts named action
H Inatltnted to foreeloae saortgaeea on lands
Situated In said Jones eonntr; and toat roe
are reqnlred to appear at tbe next term of
tne said mipenor uonrx idt ue aaia Jones
Ooonty, to be held at Trenton In said count?
on the iih ItODdar after tbe 1st Monday in
September, A.D. lm.and answer or demur
t the complaint filed In the aoore naaed
arUon.-j
-n.- TH08. S. W&TTAaTni, ' i
an7 dwflw ' " Clerk 6n parlor Conrt, Jones 0
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Pi C wa.a
"GIIAE? & COTTOIT v "
coinnion irriiciiAifrs,
51TW BEIWfB,y.'0,'--1
ITctf co. ".'
Th e Oaston Hine I her Phop fives to Its
old rt.ifrp and I' x '-ic (eneraitj - ad-
j rem s:-1 - r fTnnd, J . .. its;
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A NEW JOKE ON VANCE.
Gen. J. M. Leach spends cou
eiderable of his time in Washington
with his bod, J. M. Leach, Jr., who
is a chief of division in the Sixtlj
Auditor's office. The General is as
full of "reminiscences" and good
stories as even and, one which I
heard him relate to a party of North
Carolinians the other evening will
bear repeating. Said he, in effect:
'You know that Zeb Vance used
to be a member of tbe National
lloase before tbe war, and Sion
Rogers represented the Ualeigh dis
trict in Congress. Well, some
friends sent Frank Shober, of Salis
bury, and ne a case of very nut
wine one day. Zeb and Sion found
it ont, somehow, and they used to
come around to see us mighty often .
In fact, they became great friends
of ours, sticking closer than broth
ers while the wine lasted.
"One night, after they had re
lieved us of a half dozen bottles,
more or less, they got to feeling
pretty good, and after a while, Zeb
remarked that he believed be was
just about the best dancer that
North Oarolma ever sent to Con
gress.
"'ow. nobody ever heard of Zeb
Vaooe'l Tfrtata ah a dancer before.
Every one knows that he dosen't
in the least resemble a ballet girl,
lie ain't built right to dance and I
didn't believe he bad ever had any
experience In that direotiou before
that night; but he stuck to Lisas
sertion.
"Well, Zeb kept repeating the
statement until 11 n ally Sion says:
'Zeb, I don't count my sell any great
shakes as a practical eiponent of
tbe terpsiohoreau art, but I allow
that I can just dance the hind legs
off of you. ,
ow, Sion Kogers was luilt like
a bean poie; ne was over six ieei
high ana aa thin as a wafer, and no
living man ever saw hlnj without a
bier pair of eye glasses adjusted to
his long nose.. , If it was funny to
think of Zeb Vance's dancing, it
was simply ridiculous to consider
Sion llogers ia that . connection.
Bat Shober said he believed sion
coald down Zeb; I asserted, to tbe
contrary, and Shober bet me $100.
The room was cleared, zeb and
Sion peeled off their wearing Bp
panel., until nothing was left bat
nOCtarn&l habflimttttasv antiiha two
contestants took their positions on
the floor. It waa tn ill assorted
pairnever were two men more
unlike. Shober and I were to do
the pattlng and Zeb and Sion were
told that , the man who stayed on
the loot longest ws to have a half
dozen bottles of our wine. Shober
started the old plantation pat; the
dancers caught step and went at it.
a 'Go it, Sion!' shouted Shober,
Bockl. flown to it Zebl' I ex
maimed, and both men began to
rattle off a double shuffle' back step
that would -bar) turned any nigger
in North Carolina green witb envy.
"Time passed.
' "Midnfght'xame and went;' the
clock on the mantel atrnck one.
Tbe dancir still went on. , " '
! DstyUgU appeared. Vanca was
becianing" to doable like . hunch
back amvbe iu . eweatln g like a
drait torse. v, won seemea io grow
taller, every , minute; hU bead was
thrown back, his arms stood akim
bo, only bis toes j&ppeaxed to touch
the Boor, &3d not-a dropof perspira
tton'Ti? Tiaible abobt bim, , ...5 ,
-''The LoteK bre&kJas-bell rang.
Shober and X were nearly exhausted
although we took turn in patting;
bat the ' dancing ' stUl went on.
Zebs shirt was b ticking to himTlike
a brige coort-plasr. bulfiion look
ed as cool- Miff Christmas nof
stom.; - Zebwaa . bat over nn tii he
had nearly assumea a sitting pos
ture, bis bow-legs losing sfe rnnd
as a barrel hoop. Sion cc: -ed
to grow taT.er and bis eye glasses
6tlU perserred their equilibrium on
the end of his nose. - ' - - : ;
,?Wfcea 12 o'c'ack came," and Cca
gre3 tm .Ue1, we csted are
cess." Hut no; Lion wouldn't hear
to it. riaaJly I faw that Zebwbo
now t" j abort 2 feet, 2
ir,-?"5; lf'.XT, ws atoat to
galed themselves with' oar wine,
and Zeb went to bed. Bot Sion
didnt. After dancing 16 hours
without a stop, be went to the
Boose of Representatives and made
a big speech.
I remember Congressman Rogers,
although I was a6mall boy when he
died. He again represented the
Raleigh district in Congress for one
or two terms just after the war,
and a Terr able man and a most
fluent and eloquent speaker he was.
But he is dead now and buried
near Raleigh. And there be lies
as you and I, dear reader, will
some day somewhere lie
"A thing,
O'er which tie rave rtaps Lis funereal
wings"
Southern Home.
ADVICE TO BOTHERS.
Mas. Win blow's Sowthlno Sykcp
should always be used or children
teething. It soothes tbe child, softens
the gums, aliajs all pain, ouree wind
oolio, and is the beet remedy for 'diar
hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
mar7 1 d tu thaat w 1 y
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That Dollar of Yours I
T W AVA AHA U a4erVafl.7 s W Ul A AAD OnaffsMsfl T4
xucic aic rLiiiiui cud ui jriaiuca lu a uciiu iim
TIICDC IC DIIT nilC Dl IOC TH CAUC IT
iiia.ua. m uw i wit a. i kHVL iu uh n a. s s s
BAKER
TORPID LIVER
I. hnvwn by Ihtir luaiktd
Itlcs
t Ullul-
ul iu ne :n tin
of as .ii
1 A fet .li.g t.r , ui .at-lllnl.i
fum-d Udignc
S. (VHiUllpKtl'i!,. :i. c . s( ,
dlurrlioes
. Hi-ad.c he. I,, ii.,- ii..:,t
IlKUIMMi. nilllLCKl Mini )f:.MH,t
a nt-BI Iburu Ikm, (.1 a, 1 nr.
0. Distention of ll.f kU.jnui I, t
mini.
7. l'ruUiii i.r tnnu ai,,l (um n,. ;u
l-lioly. will, lashltudu and illspom I u.n I.,
luayeeverj thluj! for tumurrow.
A natural (low of Bile from the 1.1 rr
Is essential (u good heaUh. i, n i
"Intruded It rosulu lu
BILIOUSNESS,
Willi Ii, If iienlectud, booh Irads t,o n-uous
dlsranes Munni.nn l.iver hgulatoi eierw
a mosl fellrlioua liiflucii. hm t every kind
01 biliousness. 11 msiuies i lit- l.iver to projier
worSlDK oid.-r, rrjtulalei, tl,.- kecrrl l)u of
l)ll aud puu Ulr dlK-(.tl. oikhiis In KUi li
condlliou Uial Ihrvojin .1., ihrlr tetl work
Aflr Ikklnx Hits lurdwii.r m oiu- wUlui
' 1 sin lillloua
1 have liren ul icci l. . m i i . ijm . I of ( on
ligation of Hit) l.i er. ami Ijuvx hern in Uiv
hal'lt of lakliiK rrom 1 io2u Kiains of calomel
wlilcli KHUurallv laid meUifor ll.roeor four
days IjiU-ly 1 tiavr been unitiK simnMim
relief wltti
I Hi ..),
Gives you all the Quality and Styles that
others do, and 'tis
AT AH1K
i
lYou Save the Dollarf
I Wary, chary people that must see to believe,
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a R RSTlRlM H. I I V inVll.HIl III I'.HHX, , IH T flllMf-.H I1VK
BAKER'S
Liver HextllsUir hl. Ii uue
out any Interru .l ion to Lvibitusi,
MlddleiHjrl. tililo.
OS1.1 li F. SI IMC
liaa our 5PJ Hlump in re 1 on I rout of V i ,iHr
J. II. Xellln A Co., I'lillaadalphla. P.
Sale & Livery Stables.
1 UK Kl KM H OF A
.V M. HAHN AND
M. I1AH.N t IJtIM
l'AIS' liaa tien dis
solved by Mie death
of A. Halm, M. liabn
rill continue tbe
business of BAI.K.
KXCHANOE AND
I.1VKRV of HOKWK8.
MlH.l-iJ, eto.. at the
old stand en (Middle street, where he has
been ana-agod In the same business in the
eltysrSnc 1866. will pleased to meet his
old friends and customers
Will have on hand lu due Baon a FINK
IOT OF HORSES and TOVLKM.
Also. FINK LOT OF BIGGIES and
HARNESS.
SWT HAT1BKACT10N Ql'ARANTEKD.
M. HAHN & CO.
auall dwsm
Wsii
FOR TORPID LIVER.
J A tmrpU Nvsw el sr the w boles j
lam, and prsaSavaai
Sick Headaclio,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
TlMr) Is Setter reanedy rrtbs
ws.ssissi sHaoaae. tha. Tntt'a lilvar
mils, as a trial will prove. Fries), &.
Sold Everywhere.
Willis, Edwards & Co.
Hsts reopened tbe New Berne Machine
Works, sad have added Tools to tbeir
works to do all kinds of Mac hie and
Boiler Work at short notice.
The hare also added a foundry to
their .works, and are prepared to do tbe
best of Brass and Iron Castinf ,
House Plumbing a specialty.
If you want good work giro us a call.
All work.guaranteed and done at prices
to suit the times. iyll wly
Bargains for Fall and IVintei
i
TLpv iMjual anything on ever 6;iB lor quality and variety ol sty
and are selling rapidly at MO.NKY SaVIMJ THICKS.
Save $1! Save $5! Save $10!
You have it all your way, lor the more you buy the more you eava
provided you spend your money at A. M. I!AKKKS.
N KLL, Hi I'rioe 18 dead and buried at Maker's expense, liaker ia
not wealthy, he sells bin oods too eheap to be troubled that way, bu
he found the means to bury Hi Trice. It waa a big undertaking to la;
him out, but Baker did it, and now that he is buried deep, Haker calls
on you to look at his Kino Slock of Tall and Winter Good, which
he is selling
Very, Very Otiesip,
to meet the short crops and hard times. Smart buyers ate quick to
take a hint, so we expect to see you soon
A. T BAKER'S.
1TOTIIX
Sealed Proposals for Building
Bridge
8TATI OFNOtTH CiKOLXHa, CfiaVO Co.
Omci Bkgtstzb or Dkkds,
1 Hew Berne, 8epfc 8th, 1887.
- Sealed proposals for building a bridge
across lower Brioe's Creek, in Number
Bsreu Township, at the present site,
will be reoeired at this offioe oa or be
fore tbe First Monday ta October, 1887.
Bald bridge to be built according to
plans and speciSoaUons to be seen at
this offioe. .r . : r.. .. 1
All proposals filed1. to be' properly
esJed sd endorsed, 8esJed pttnosal
for building Brice'tCrek Bridga."v :
By order of tbe board. - v ' L.
- ;.'."- .' ORLAJTDO HCBBS, ""i
,S Register of Deeds,
seSdtd ' '.' "- Ex officio Clerk.
DR. J. B: CLARK
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c-s an CtTfn r -"t, iva roiiocl
Just read a list of the Good Goods at Cheap Trices at Baker's :
Yard wide Domestic at Tic. per yard.
Three-quarter wide Domestic at le. per yard.
Good Calico at 5c; fast colors.
An elegant stock of While and Ked Flannel, iu plain aud twill.
If yoa are at all unwell, call for our Medicated Kod Flannel.
Ladies' Hose, good quality, at 10c. per pair.
Ladies' Hose, not as good as the above, at re. per pair.
A full stock of full regular made Hose for Ladles.
Our stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS is complete in every depart
nient, including the popular Trece in plain and fancy.
We have a nice line of CLOAKLNGS in different stvles at vei
low prices.
We are carrying those popular
Glemant, Weil & Ball Shoes.
If yon want a shoe for comfort and style, try them. One pair wif
, I
spoil yon bo you will never want to wear any other make. t
Then we have a store full of very desirable things, such as U kept 1
anv drv roods store. These roods we must sell, so we have mark
them down at bottom prioes.
Don't forget to drop in and see our late:
Bargains.
"Wonder what Baker will be up to ner'
remarked a respected citizen the other' d
Well) liis harga are so cheap and rach
ModsYox 'tisliard 1
in the meantime just call jnnd see his .
gains. y ; 5
Dont forget
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