North Carolina Newspapers

Daily VOL. VL--NO. 178. NEW BERNE. N. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. The OURNAL LOCAL NEWS. learaal kU ml tore Alaaatc. New Berne, latitude, 85 6 North. " longitude, T7 8 Went. Sun rise, 6:17 I Length of day, San sw, 5:18 1 10 hours, 56 minutes Moon tola at 9:24 p. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. BOILED Ox ToDgue, Mouelet-s Pigs Feet, Canned Roast Beef, Canned Shrimp, Cooked Corned Beef Deviled Ham. 0. h Si. ' Eh JUST ARRIVED at Jou D.nri s Choice Small Hams. 4 lu 0 Ibt- . Buckwheat, Fine Syrup, Miner Meat Cranberries, fresh (pakes and VYaftie. I will sire you the VERY CHOICKST Qrooeriea and at a SMALl-Klt PROFIT than any bouse in the city. Try me and be convinoed. THE GROCER, E. B. 11 AC K 11 K.N A NEW Stock of Oil Stoves and other il House keeping Goods at (iEU. ALLEN iS. I'd 1)URE Liquors and Wines for Me.iu nal and other usee, at wholesale. James Redmm. 0 LD PAPERS in any aale at this office. luantity J f i r DIRECT importation of 1-tench Brandy and Holland Oin arrived In bond and duties paid at Custom louse inlNew Berne, guarauie emg gen jine goods for aale. J.S ICl'lM-M' MORTGAGE and Warrantee Kids OD band all the time CI ARBEIT'S Medoc Vineyard C.ynai X and Wines for sale, at Manufactu rer's prices, by James Kelmm. OROWN'SGEORGIA COTTON (ilNS.1 U with Self Feeder aDd Condi unci All of the latest and most approved put -terns. Geo. Allk.n A Co. REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. 1.,-n.ci Soda, etc , equal to imported. James Ki:i'i.-: BUGGIES, McL. l'ates' make, f.-i sale at Iiaii. Hi,' - . Railroad meeting Friday night. The definition of a kiss appear again today. It was set by a boy ami n-r looked by the proof reader, and u botch was the consequence. That boy will never know what a kifs is if h don t do better. Owing to the disagreeable wi-a h r the meeting to consider the inslow railroad was not very largely attended last night. Another meeting is called for Friday night, when it is hoped a large number will be present. The weather went back on the l.atterri Carolina Fair yesterday and give our friends of Ooldsboro a rainy day for Opening. We hope for better weather today and that a large number of our people will visit the Fair. The rates over the A. & N. C. R. have been so re duced that the cost of attending w ill he very little. lire. Ooodale is expected to arm e this evening. She will be the guest of Mrs George Allen, President of the New Berne branohof the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, liar lecture will be delivered on Friday night in the theatre. The members of this union and all ladies who are interested in the temperance work are invited to meet tin. Ooodale at 4 o'clock Friday afler fldoh in the lecture room of the Presby terian church. " "D. B. Walker" is eviiently in a Hungarian settlement. He sen 4s us a paper published at Pittsburg, Pa., in the Slavonic language. It may contain an account of the arrest of some negli gent postmaster in which "Walker" acted a prominent part; we are unable to tell what it does oontain, and will keep it until the pleasant countenance of "Walker" smiles upon us. We think the letters are put together somewhat like a communication we once received and "Walker," who was fortunately prefect, was the only man who could read it. Send Another Invitation. TheN. C Conference of the M. E. ' Church Sooth wilt convene at Fayette ' Till on the 80th of November. Bishop " V Key of Georgia will preside. At the last annual Conference the Ohurch at New Berne extended an in- Titation, and it only lacked a few votes of being accepted. If an invitation is extended this year It will in all proba- r bility be ftooepted. It has been seven --teen yeara since this body assembled in New Berne. It is perhaps the largest representative body of Christians that oonvenes once a year. Out Methodist brethren would doubt . , less receire the nearty. co-operation of - all our citiaens in their efforts to enter ';" tain this body, and w hope therefore - an earnest Invitation will be extended. New Berne need visitors; we want v Jf ople t oome and see u and carry the - H)wsish .them abroad that the old -" town is not dead, but fully alive and - growing better as well as older.". Invite the Conference and our farmers will - rats a special otop of poultry, and our oystermen will watch their tjardens witb increased interest. t - : pr, P day morning for Richmond. He is one of the marshals on ibe occasion of lay ing the corner none to the Lee monu- 1 ment which is to be done today, j Miss Brookticld left yesterday to t-ptud two days in the Ooldsboro graded echo. I. She us niakiog the visit in the mitrei-l -f ihe New Berne school of which the ir principal t L is month Elc vcn to Ore "Aie itt-rt) any prospects of your agreeing '.' apked Ilis Honor yest 'rday when the j.i in lliu case of I'. S vs. V in l'tll came in and announced that they could not agree. ' N . sir. ielitd the t-pukeemau. we ttjrij elcit-u tu due. Attorney Bushee w at- opposed to dis charging the jury yet awhile, but he certainly had not as much experience in one man s trying to change eleven con trary . ii. s no the spokesman of that jjry dip may convince twelve jurero and entry them along, specially v In n Ihev h.H e the truth on their tide. ' hut her heard of one honest and cons; li n'.i iie man convincing and turn ing i li-vi n i -. ml rary out s. Is There t. Deal Our c ii i er-iioic enl " 1 icmocral w Lose i oiniiiiihira! i n appears in this Issue seems !o he f the o.loll that U deal hai ain ,ol y . .-en !, e l for the leasing c' the A .V N i ' 1; to the W A W. Whether ci not such a cieal ha been made oi i i oiilemplate .1 we are not pr -a I cl l. - iy Hut thi w e .lo na . Ceil anv dispo.-ition of lino property Wltllou-. c .Tieliltllig the people along its i.he 1 li.n'y yinprvpi-r and the (iover ii"t who i n'.i i tains any proposition without consulting them will iiisllv re- ce,e tin :i LiiianiMiou- CL'ndemnalion . 1 are content to think thai the pres ent go ei nor . uhileHinauof pure and j h -no. I iiioliir and of unimpeachable j clonal ter. in not a man of progressive .liens We would not intimate that he even v inks Ml a deal to secu re the A . & IN C I,'. Mg.'tinst the w isheH of thrpeo pie ino-ii, int. reste.l in its manage nit nt H yim ni itl The inairitige of Misk llaiy Hodges Ic Mr. William Muse Moore of Norfolk took place at Chi ist Church yisteiday m irning at 7 110 a in The bride, leaning upon the arm of Mi. II W. Wahah. her uncle, and the giooinwitli Miss I lodges, sister of the bride, moved up the aisle at the time appointed, while Mendelssohn Wedding March pealed forth from tint organ un der the skillful touch of Miss Nannie Hughes Theliev. Mr Mot his met tin in in the charn ilaiid the I eautiful c reniony of the cfi urch was performed, tho respon- ei'.t of the contrac ting parties being clear and distinct, a gratifying contrast w ith the u.'ual inaudible nnswerB of the partus upon such occasions. The bridal party nt occe took the train for their future home in Norfolk. Tho very many friends of the happy bride part with her with regret, and the universal w ish of a happy life to her and her s wa expressed by every one. United States District Court. Court convened Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock The caae of I". S vs. Ym. Powell was resumed. This w as a case of indictment for lar ceny of postage stamps from tho post ofiico at Latham's X roads, Beaufort county. There were several witnesses examined and the evidence, specially as to character of the postmaster at that office, wa? conflicting. The case was argued by W. W. Clark and L. J. Moore for the defendant, and by Messrs. Bus bee and Peebles for the government. Tbejury failed to agree. A mis-trial was the result, and the defendant was bouni over to the next term of the court. The next case taken up was U. S. ve R. C. Kehoe and others. This is the case against the board of canvassers of Cra yen county in the election of 1888 for failing to count election returns for representative in Congress. Clark & Clark appeared for the de fendants; Busbee and Peebles for the government. The government being unable to ob tain a jury from the regular panel a special venire of six, within the limits of the city, was ordered drawn from the box. The government being satisfied, the defen dants stood aside a Juror. The special venire ' having been exhausted His Honor ordered another of ten to be drawn and subpoenaed to report this morning at 10 o'clock. The grand jury having Jlniahed their work were , discharged for the term. The petit furore not engaged in the trial now pending were also discharged for ths term. c;i i-i w 4 v ' Court took a recess to 10 o'clock this morning.. . "t " l. , ' BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC. The following telegram was rtceivel last night by Capt. Matt. Manly Latrobe elected by a large majority Wm. M. Ma.sl ll liLU MLITINU October -'0. IbcT. On motion of Hon. i . M bimmone. li. 8. Nunn was Klected chairman, and R. Hancock, jr., secretary. The chairman slated the objeot of the meeting in a few well selected remarks. Mr. John Long being called upon ad dressed the meeting in favor of a Coast Line Railroad, showing conclusively the benefits that would derive to our people and this section of North Carolina, and proving the necessity for our citizens to move and take immediate action to se cure this greal improvement. Hon. F. M. Himmons being called, staled he responded to the call for the purpose of making a motion and not a speech. Thereupon moved that the chair appoint a committee of five to make arraugemnuts for an adjourned meeting. B. W. Morris hating been called staled that he had only beard of the object of the meeting within the past few day s and hud not given the matter much thought, but did think it the duty of every cilieu to do all he could for any object that wculJ benelil our com uiunity . Mr. C. K I ey moved lo amend Mr Simmons motion by making the com mittee twenty lie instead of five, and the eomuullee be instructed to draft resolutions to present lo the a i j mi n d meeting. 'I he amendment was n cei'ted. Mr. Hllsbee. of Kaleigh I c 11. g pllsl l.t I as ri 1 1 nested to give I, is tu-wsnf thi ol the pri ispermis condition c f his an I other sec lions of the Mate Ho said J he did not like to ad use any community to impose a tax upon them selves but he would say Hi a t but few I placets were prosperous hut had to burden thernselx es w ilh a iie-bl and he did consider Ibis movement a necessary I one lo :ew Heme and ( raven ccunlv. and he thought that the people In re ought and should favor this nioveme nl. Mr .Simmons motion w as se-coneli-d by Mr. K. K . Bryan. The motion was carried and the m i t ing adjourned until Friday night. The chair appointed the following as the comnnlsee K. M. Himmons. A. M. Baker, Geo Ashe. C E l'oy. 1. II. Me.iduws. K.-v H. W. Morris II 1' Canadj, J. J W..I feiiden. K K Jones. John Randolph, jr , K. K. Dudley. R. (i. Mosley. Eman uel Merrick, Rev. John Johnson. 11,11 Humphrey. T. h. McCarthy. 1. W. Hancock, AlpheiiH W. Wood W. 1 Rouritree. Ge-o Allen, D R lulford, K. M. l'avie. William Culligan. V. G. Hill. Thoe. Daniels and J , T. Lew is. The committee is requested to meet at the city ball tonight at H .to. RnliT. liM'(ii'K, J n . Se c A Democrat!! ies. 1.1 ITOli Ji'lUNA. I have- be-fore' me your artn le of Sunday last on the return of the delegates from UalcLh. in which you say the Governor intends to turn the State- over to his successor as he re ceived it. We beg leave to differ with you. If you had been one of the com mittee you would have been convinced that the Governor has a policy for this road, or to speak plainer, tbrre is a deal on foot to turn this road oyer to the W. & W . as soon as it is newly ironed to Goldaboro. Do not understand that the Governor said it in se many words, but from hearing him express himself as fully as he did, the writer came lo thai conclusion, and other members of the committee weroof the same opinion. The Governor would not slate what disposition he proposes to make of this road, which is proof positive to the writer he fears, and to make it stronger, knows, this disposition he proposes lo make will not suit the parties along the line of the road, nor will it be to the advantage of the county stock. You say his predecessor never extended the road, etc., and why should he? The writer should think any Governor of a State would like for historians, when they come to chronicle the time he was Governor, to be able to point to one act that was of good to the Stale, or some section, and not be compelled to simply state: 'Governor was elected in ly4, was inaugurated and served his term." You suggest that the people remain Quiet until the next election. This is a matter we can not let rest. The future of this city and the welfare of all the counties bordering on both sounds, depend on this extension. We are completely shut off at this time by the R. & D. aDd W. & W. at Ooldsboro. We can not expect any prosperity aa long as this condition remains, and if the Oovernor can turn us over to the W. & W. they will use us as a feeder and nothing more. We should agitate this question in and out of season, and keep hammering until we succeed, and if we can not accomplish the connection before tho ooming election, we should know if the future Oovernor favors our proposition. We can not afford to take chances again, as the railroads of the State have become so powerful that the Governors fear to go contrary to their wishes, especially if they wish to Irjo to Congress from distriots through which the associate railroad runs. Democrat. A Woman's DtacoTery. "Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood its severest tests, but her vital organs wen undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep. Sha bought of us a bottls of Dr. King! New Discovery for Con ram prion and was so much relieved on taking her first dose that shs slept all nfeht and with one bottls has been miraaulouily cured. Her aaaa Ultra. Luftsi Lata." Thus write W. C Hamriei M Co. 6f Shelby, N. C. -Tor salt at E. Duffy's aruxnvra. NEWS NOTE'S. A laiLpa. Fla , special reporlb twenty three new cases if fever and two deaths The Synod of the informed Church is holding ilr '.4. si aLLual session at Siinbury 1'a The hast KnJ H tel at raLt.'orl N. 1' . owned ty Win Dad was burned Sunday nigl.t 1 .ss c'-p !.j insurance t'oo uo" The lumber In in - f 1 A Mai w ell been atta' hed at ashbum W by creditors on abou t i" : o reach j'.' ' '" aggregating l O.t.. s W ill '! t.e Si l.e dnlc H :e r A. N e w ll.lltB Ihe C" w he lesale- . j u N or k . 1 'tuladelphia iTUo 7 i he pi.d.ab ,1, i- 1 asse ts al"iut c'' 0 '0 C. I s hull a ju r ' 'i in a ase in I -ai.-c&ste i I i . w as hue 1 c j" and c. .ati. Mon day f r f aihi.g t i alt- n 1 iurt last '1 ues day. His fx. use- Was thai he did I...I feel on well und l.e tl - ugh l , t d i I n. t matle r u. Henn 1 r. J M, telle,- , I I w . . , , .,i San I i n h w he the. r he i ame oi i, t He ll.ay I i 1 der in law , ! I'll ll ' I I s li de ali, f. I p. .s, - ag ' ' um III It I llll'l. r sell Ig ll IS W I fe SU I 1.1 e 111 le ft a le Her 1 t. IS -l-t. I is' I .,f 1 he I I :l. ll, la he ll.- ( oil f e-.-r for tl.. I' su r in ci, :,- Mis l.l I I iwi.l.l 11 Isl,, ,(,. k I," w n I'd. t I lali an 1 s I I, l red the' , I ' e , f t,,. in 1 i ost' oi M .ii. lav .ii. 1 as the 1 lllg w, II man , N e v r B.t and befor l'oli,-,-s-aulli .1 ow hide. II I 1..W S 1 111.' - I lllte-.l who IS " k. the edit . r 1 in ii. ist. r ing I. with 11 e alf ad. . i r pow e-re-' an ar 1 1, I . g H l-ke she- vv a-- ov cause . f ihe attn,, k w a in the p'ipe r ;,H . I. n, now in I UI"pc The- f.iLflal se l v i e the- ri'iiirin.s ' d 1 1 oi bliriil- w III be hid J go over Wash Prof 1 he' in i lia on 1 1,1,11 li e d net" I a v . W lig V. i.l ile-lil i i tl. termi-nt will take p se-rrn.in. a..' at I oil rinn,!iv S. cr. tai v !'., ard has uiaele formal am. ...in t-i:n-ri I .f .Mr W'ash-burne- d.atli, and has dire-cled that the-St te- Deparimenl bech.sed oil the day of the; funeral and drape'. 1 m mourn lug for If n .lav h tlif ii-aftf i . A sp.-oia from Rio Grande' City . lex . says: "Stan county, along the borders of Mexico, is in a state' of l. rror. Me'i fan bandits ride in gangi through the streets at night . and illi'ersof the law ilaiem l show lhe-mselve-s Saturday a party e f bandits came to town and mailed two I. It. rs al the postoUiee, one to Manuel liue-rro of Roma and the other to Seller Iloiiacina Garcia, notifying them that unless they immediately raiaeei SI' "I"1 and S1- tH, respectively for the bandits l lie i r stores would be blown to atoms with dynamite. Gov. Ross has been appealed to for protec tion .Soni( fashionable ladii's are not satis tied with ready made fans, but must have them made to order, they are, however, satisfied with Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup at '-'a cents ami take it regularly. "One fire burns out another 'h burn ing. 'and most pain sulTers more to be curpel, hut Salvation Oil is painb-ns and certain. It costs only 'J cents Gordon ('ding to Ohic. Gov. (Jurdon f.f Georgia has accepted the invitation of the Ohio Democratic committee to make four spoeches in th.it Slate, commencing Oct. 2. The' Gov ernor says he will not discuss the candi dates on I oca 1 issues, but will counsel with bis fellow-citizens of Ohio "in the interest of trulh, fraternity and unity.'' Gov. (iordon is one of tho most eloquent and magnetic speakers in the conntrv. and his counsel might be heard with profit by several Republican politician! in Ohio, including Gov. Fo raker. Balti more Hun. ADVltTK TO MOTIIKH8. Mrs. Winblow's SexvrHiNQ Sthii should always be used for children Uiething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the beet remedy for 'diarr noes. 1 werjty-nve cents a bottle, mar'l dtuthaat wly The Tyler Desk Co., of St. Louis, Mo., manufacturer! of Office Desks and In terior Fittings for banks, court houses and government buildings, have just published a new 100 page illustrated catalogue of new designs. Architects and business men should send for it, free, foetage 7. s24 lam 8m Ttl r Verdict tnmmon. W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus. Ind.. testifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as the very beet remedy. Every bottle Bold has given relief in every case. One man took eix bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of ten years1 standing." Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellviiie, Ohio, affirms: 'The best sell ing medicine I have aver handled in my 20 years' expenenos) is Electric Bit ters. " Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of ths liver, kidneys or blood. Only ft half dollar a Tbottl at k. if. Daffy's drag store. COMMERCIAL. IOTTO!N MARK KT, Nt Y"hK, Oct M 0 W a M - lulurea opened easy. of If 6i'U bales '.'tuber. J 7-t Apr.: t 5o November I) j'j May 'j a: December. i) jj June H y January y Vj July. " 'A hebruary y i7 August lo . ' March. ii 74 September - New Heine market steady Sales f ' : bales at If to if 1 1 i Sale oi Mortgaged Property .... . . , . 'oi iuesuay .oeiuuer-e.n. i".,ai, Ihe i ourt House distr In '1 renlon Jones county. N C 1 w ill se 11 at public sale f i ' r ( ash the land of W t lir y a n . about ss aires in saide ounly Ivn.g . n the sou ih side of the A . A, N . C R R . and more fully described in the mortgage deed eieculed by said Hryan and re corded in Register s otth e in Joiiei county, N . book .N.i y !. page lo satisfv . laiu. s w as ms le r w l.l h sai 1 m rtgag. 1 V ge-I.t 1 w Id For Rent, Car .- I fuel lllg 1 i ou be ll pled b V l.iflitly o. A lv t - i : w Mi K R I ll! A Great Bargain. Hio i it I :s. MOItl. OK t 111 he Mild tit l'nieiie- : I I li .Sal u i, 'iirt ll"i -lo. k. n- ll, Ml I i ii. 'K tli 11, oi ,.,1 hi : . i i . ii. .HIl he , l . 1 v. . ..',i.( .a. 1 1 ii '. ,1 : i,ijm. eo. I a Ci. ill 1 ! I us Cm rhl.cl 1 f I , !,! ! I.ix !,, ..- .-li II..- IiihiIi, MI..), ll.ele eie .kS' f li hi! Ha' I'M, lino In- Ml.ni, lu H l.l 1 1 rsse- IB ail I H.l Willi .'1AM ,11,1 11,11. k 111 l.llU liellillC' Hl.il SMS' II '. H very lies Itl ftil h: 1 l,e w loll , . J I e-se-1, Un ki a I, ear MM III I. I , i 1 1 H , I 'II, 1 ' 1 11 I ! 1, k V H I I "II '. -us I! ,, 1 In I . n 1 ,.1 et ' NOTICE TO Merchants and Others. 500 bills. Flour, 100 aks. Salt, 100 iasi'8 Canned Goods, lb tioxrs U. Salted Meat, 100 kefia Nails, L" hbls. Suar, FOR SALE CHEAP AT F. ULRICH S, Middle Street, New Heme. N. ' Fall and Winter 3XXlliixexy I MI83 HARRIETT! LANE Invites her friends and the public gen erally to call and see her fine Millinery Goods. It is sufticiont to Hay they were selected by herself, which Is a guaran tee that they are handsome ami of nice epjality. The Latest Style's, the linest Goods and the best bargains are alnavs to he found at her store. 8tyles Unequalled : Quality Unsurpassed : Prices that defy competition! She hopes all will call, whether thev wish to purchase or not. New Heme, N.C.Oct. 1. dwlm New Millinery Goods! I have relumed from Ne"w York anil received a Complete Stcck cf Fall and Winter Mllinery Goods, also Velvets and Plushes, which I am offering at extremely low prices. I have also a large stock of Novelties and Fancy Articles. My Pattern Hats and other goods are open, and I invite my friends and customeis to examine be fore purchasing. Am too busy for a regular opening day. C. M. V. F0LLETT. New Iierne, N. C. ocl3dw2m For Sale Cheap, ONF. HUNDRED AND TEN BBLS FLOL'B slightly damaged by water. HUMPHREY & HOWARD. o1.8dwtf AGENCY "Blest be the heart that knows no gwile, That feels no wish unkind, Forgetting provocation, while Good deeds are kept in mind. Therefore yen nan find at TAN8ILL 8 FINE ClOAH AGENCY, superintended by W. U Palmer, to efaoloeel variety made at popular price. , MM Wat. h. PALITKR. BeeoM oor from eor. Sonth Frent and MMdle streeta. ew Berne, . Q FOR P H. B. DUFFY I 1 I K N ' ' W 1 N A FEW i -l'A( K IS HE- -! i. I $6 a Day--A Gold Mine )r AtrrniH l.iHinlsM 71oiir Making li um I ii rsai t i iiti-.i a Knlilen harvest r.M ll if next 1 wo MnnUiH. 7 1 prr MoMth ami i l-lksris tu mi'IIM' in t-11 tu wT OUTgOodsl, o f H(al r quirt 1. Nu jMiillliig. Bam ,f U M of KtMMlfj Hinl t4lnat)lc In formation ami fiil) f,ai! IcuIhjw K rt K F, No humbvfl W i- lliHtll J llht MliHlWc KIM. AddrrW ftt ODC6 H I A M'A K i ' Hl. KltWAKK COM 1 .' -.11 ti.iflUjn, Meiu. House For Sale. (hi account of removing to Faiaon, N i'.. I will sell mv House and Lot in New Heme, on Hancock street, former ly oe e' u i it'll by H Sperling. Terms easy. 1' II KOKNKGAY. Apply t.i II. H. 1M H X, oi .'l dlw New Berne. N. C. NEW BERNE FURNITURE STORE, The Boss Installment House, Dealers in all gradrB of Furnitures. Clocks Tictures, Mirrors, etc., sold on wet k!y and monthly payment. Pictures of allsizes framed to ordeT. J. M. HINES, Manager. Cutler V. Middle St.. opp. I,. H Wanted, .-(( TONS of COTTON SEED. Highest Cash Price paid, IWcred in New Berne l. II. .V- .T A Mt'inrinro oc9dwtf ' Cheap For Cash. A Forty-five Saw Gin add thirty fee of BeltiDg for sale by -c se9 dwtf L. H. CUTLEB.; Ilaving purchased the entire Stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers in stora n der Hotel Albert, twill sell the same AT C03T. SPOT CASH. No goods will be sent out on probation. w- --- Thankful for past patronage, tb t'usi ness will be oontinned at Um ' old stand undor Bote! Albert. . '. ; F. T. PATTEKS0N. New Berne, N. C. naSr'f Usa Hero's E 1 I ' Mill W 7