THE LEADER IV LOW PEICES, OFFERS THIS FALL
mVvvVF! Sri .V '
Miraormnary Bargains
T WST.." TT A .
J.LL ULCiiai .a. Uil.liU.Oa
Tn largest Stock of fln tod cheap,
' 'filntliiniT in ihn flit v. ill all ahout
250
of Corkscrew Diagonal, Wonted, Beaver aud Caseimere Sutu, raDgiDg from
$2 to $20 ct SvLit.
Men's and Bojb' Overcoats, Reversible Coats and Tlsterettes
A long felt want supplied : vii., the largest line of
Children's Knee Pants Suits
nd BOY8' SUITS ever brought here, just the very thing for eitv trad
Latest Styles in soft and stiff brini Uats, at reasonable prices.
Boots and Shoes in Endless Variety.
Ladies' Button Bhoes aa low as (j5c. a pair.
15 Button Skating Boots at 11.00.
I AM SOLE AGENT El) It THE
i A. BATTLES' MEN'S CALF SEWED $2.50 SHOES
KVKHV PAIK WAHHANTKD.
Dry Gwads, Dress Good., Worsted l'opIini,
Cassinjeref", Kentucky Jeans, hkachrd, brown
and checked Domestics, very cheap.
Good Calicoes at 4c. a Yard.
Don't fail to examine our Stock of Newmarkets, Ladies' mid Children's
Walking Jackets, Shawls and Jerseys, suld at astonishing low figures.
Men's Furnishing Goods, Wool Overshirts, White Shirts, Kcd and White
Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, lower than ever.
As usual a Pandy Line of Neckwear, lnti st sh:ij s and patterns, handsomt
line of Hosiery and Silk Handkerchiefs.
Beautiful assortment of Suspenders . a pair uf tiue nobby Silk Suspenders
for Only 75 oents.
MAX 8CHWERIN,
Middle Street, Sign of Flag.
ME. 8AM. R. BALI, will be glad to mnt his old friends and acquaintances.
MB. 8AM. KNGLANDKR will show you the Elephant.
SHAKESPEARE
Caixxxot ,5ave Bacon,
Neither can Baoon save Shakespeare, but THE I'L IU.IC may, and as their pat
ronage proves, will save )heir money by buying
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Notions
At F. T. Pattersons Stores,
On MIDDLE SlTtEKT. near Hotel Albert, where LOW I'lUCEH and Reliable
Goods are as far ahead of all competitors
Thistle.
Prepare for Cold Waves by securing; a pair of Wool Hlankets, handsome Com
fortables, Woolen Underwear for Men and Women, Neat and Nobby Ties for
young men, fine line of Bordered Handkerchiefs for Ladies and Gentlemeu,
oompleU line of Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Merino Underwear, Hhawls,
Trunks, Valises, Hand Satchels, -Hats, Caps, I'iece (loods in fact everything in
firtt-claaa goods too numerous to mention.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Specialty, for Boys. Youths and Men, at prices so low that would cause the
ha.irt0.grow on "Bill Nye's" head in astonishment.
Delays are dangerous, so come w hile you have tbe opportunity and seouro
bargain.
The only solution of this puzzle may be obtained at F. T. Patterson's Store:
potstuohtiwskoolngisaynnufwohees
War! "War!
AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
Look Out for the War.
y . , .
Having just returned from the North with a Large Stock of
MEX8, BOYS
-AND -
Children's Clothing.
I can give yon Men's nice snits as low as 13.75, Boy's Suits for $ 3.00,
Children's knee Baits 12.25. I also bave a large and well selected
stock of SHOES. I can give you Ladies' nice Button Shoes for G5c.
Boy's nice Shoes, 11.00.
Oflft Dahavi WTams Vavtk
Jl nice Hat for Boys either Soft
-suit you in either Wool, Straw,
stock of . - -
.'i"c60fl Dress Shirf from 35c.
' CbUdrem and Men's Hose, 5C.
"-' A Special J)riTO In Boya and
; Men from 75c. np.
rVC:;,-;.j4,JLAIlQB AND- WELL
TEUKXS, VALISES, and a fine lot ol GENTS' 8GABFS from 2c. to
, 50c- And other bargains too numerous to mention. Come one, come
" alL and be convineed that I can sell you more goods lor a little money
than any other jhoMtun the city. '
-- " 'Bishop Eriflding,' 6pp. feaptUt Church, New Berne, N. 0.
j as. A. Thomas and Jig. B. BicttHV Salesmen. , , I '
Towcl,6cnen nandkerchiefti6c.f MeWflata ZBoyslfic, :
Tt J m . I J '
UUVO UUU U&1A1U1VU. U
well fitting una wearing anu test made
Styles
as the Vuhmtu r was ahead of tbe
nvirl ViillvAm'a TTn4s t
or Stiff as low as 15c. I guarantee to
Soft or Stiff." Also a wfcll Beleeted
to 50c. Undershirts 20c. Ladies,
Men's Shoes.
Good Shoes for
SELECTED STOCK OF
THE JOURNAL.
- - -
THE CAPTAIS.
Beside the wheel the captain blood .
The wibd was loudlj roaring .
And by the oak si doe etauoch and good
The mighty waves were pouring,
The phosphor stars, amid their gloom.
like lamps by no giimp holdeu.
Showed, here a changing, opal Liu -ll
And there a radiance golden.
But never does the captain 's gbiv
The phosphor glory follow.
Though now it on the wuve eret-t e
Then sinks within the hollow
For in the sombre mist that lite
The heavy cloud rack under,
lie hears the breakers' tumult rise;
In wild, ditcoidant tbuuder.
He saw the canvas strum, and turt
W hen heavy gusts made batik
lle felt U)m1i biung Bpurgi
But where the deeper shadows cIul
His eyes w ere ever lurum,
For there the ocean rollers snrant;
At rocks their fierce rush snurnin
No beacon marked the uarro w
I Where ships could hud a crossing
i Amid ILe seething foaiu and sirav
Thai on the bar one tossing
1 Vet while the gale, lu stormy rut!.
1 Swept on like bale embittered
His sturdy vessel's only path
Was whore tbe low reeds glittered
Willi ready baud be waiting elands
Tbeu coiue tbe 8u lieu beating.
Of waves that leaped arroes ibe saiidr
To give the stern clitfo greeting
He grasped thu helm loo late too lati
The seas were on Lim dashing
And through tbe planks tbe sbar ro. Us
grate.
While spars in w ruk weie . raslnng
The morning ligbt w as soft an t ami .
The sky was blue and tender.
And where lasl night was gleem ;iinl
storm ,
There shone a radiant splend i
A nil ou tbe reef a si lent w ree k
Was lonely vigil keeping.
And cold, upon her riven dei I, .
Tbe i aptiiin lay a sleeping
in - ; : ; ,
II un to be a ".V dirnd l .
It ! eay to be nolxnl y, and the
W at rh man tells bow to ilo it. (io
totbfi tlriiikiiij; Haloon to hjiend
your leihtire time. Voir tieed not
diuiL in iit-h now, uM a little beer
or Home other dnuk. In the mean
time, play dominoi's. i hi -Uei.-, or
something elNe to kill tune,
ou w ill be Mire, not to n ai
that
an
useful bitok-.. If you read any tiling,
let it be the dime novel ol the day.
Thus go on keeping umr stomach
full and your head empty, and
yoursell day ing tune killing games,
and in a lew ears 3011 will be a
lirst -clans" 110 Ix.tlv. unless vou
should turn out a drunkard or a
profeNsioniil gambler, cither ol
which is worse I ban nobody. Then
are any number ol young men hang
ing about saloons tist read to
graduate and be nobodies.
A Sabbath keeiuiig man is of 'a
better kind than a Sabbath-break-
ing man, other things being ciual.
A Sabbath -keeping community has
imineanse advantages over a
Sabbath -breaking community,
whether their Hurrouudings are
equal or unequal. The criminal
classes do not belong to those who
honor the Lords' day, nor are our
jails and work house Idled with men
and women who remember the
Sabbath to keep iiholy. Morality
intelligence, thrift, and all tbe
elements of lasting prosperity and
good government are found when
oue day out of seven is taken for
needed rest,and for thoughts of God
and eternity. The spirit, soul, and
body are benefited by it, and the
very animals are blessed tinder its
benign influence.
The spirit of God will dw ell in a
divided heart. We cannot, feel the
pleasure of devotion while the world
is our delight. Not that all pleas
ures are crunimnal, but the closer
union we havo with the world
the less is our union with
God.
Ad Opportunitj Unimproved.
She stood In the pressroom of the
country daily, where the agile ''fly''
of the press was slapping down the
papers with admirable precision.
She was a motherly looking crea
ture, with a blue cotton umbrella
and a double chin.
"Hiat 'fly' delivers the papers at
the rate of 1,500 an hour,' ' modest
ly remarked the proud proprietor.
"1 lfteen hundred an hour !" she
exclaimed. Mercy on us! yon don't
mean it!" And then, moved by
motherly instincts, she added :
"What a place to spank a baby 1"
Somerville Journal.
Prtnerve Tour Erex.
It is Bimply wonderful, the reputation
Hawkes' Spectacles and Eye-glasses
have attained throughout the United
States: they are known from the Atlan
tic to the Paoiflo, and their reputation
is built upon real merit. Testimonials
from tbe most eminent men of the
country are given, who have had their
sight improved by their use.
All eyea luted and the nt truaranteed
at the drug store of F. 8. Duffy, New
Berne. ...... eep 5 lm
r Mortgage Sale-
Pursnant to a power of sale contained la a
mortge executed to Pant JortM, ol the
State of Georgia, by William OoUtean, oath
6th day of August lt&f, and assigned t ma
on the SSd day ol February, 1885. 1 will Mil at
Pnbllo Anetlonrat tb Court House Ados in
the City of Tiewberu. at Twelv o'eleck,
on WEDNESDAY, NOV. S34. Mt87,tlie ft
lowing real estate, aitnaiea m tne ity or
Newborn, on tbe ooraee of Wert street and
Scott's alley r known and dlttlngntahed tn
Uie plan ol tbe Cttyof Newbernaaleteaom-
ber t ana us. an west street,-:. - vi
, Terms of sale-fc-Oash. , -jA '
DEAfi axa
I Well I do declair if it don't beat
the world what a LvgLty sigbt of
things Alilc iia k ff Lu g"t m his
etoic. 1 tht'A lu my Utt Vttd to
(-Hi that 1 W as
Well 1 httVc In-tli ali gut bat.!..
Vou know 1 fcdW u ll daief Mri.n
da i,tifl ILiiit A!!lci l.tkrl bad
bad u tu!fl with a ma:, and cut
b.m lhU'O. So tin- tiet I
as '.o ax lid s el ai'' '.
,;b- 1 did
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W as l. .
liak- I !.a .
w l,al i! i on t h I.
b ' s- oil . ai
cat ! te .
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w.in the
II. tlllf l, I
1 1 1 1 v kind ol
- a! tell cell!-
1 1) t; 1 1 .i :n lm ill es
per yaid 1 come nigh lousing nr.
p. II umiI hit I 1 mug hi I it-1 1 H e 1 he
wai tlitie was sn li a ciowd a push
ing and a scrougeing up to a cum
u'r " l,'u 'heywt i.
selling a line
lot ! be.ltllilnl worsted bu diesM-s
lit It II and twelve eellls per ald.
I bad a line I line at t bat counter,
kept Sam Hill, a liitlc lellow at
ilaki i's, one bom showing in i the
whole lot.
had most made up my
mind to buy a halt yaid (okin.br
tix up my blown dress with and to
put some on my bonnet, but I
knowed my old man would say 1
was gitlm' giddy, so I axed the
dear little Summit' lor a sample.
He gave me one nnd then he sighed
1 dont know what for, pt ihaps he
did not know I w.i
mariifd and
he had lallen m love with me; cint
tell. 1 am going to buy one ol
those Treco dresses sure just as
soon as 1 sell my dried berries.
1 dont think t here can be much
warmth in those new stuped cotton
shawls they call lluuiinneks I eee
in other htores. Suppo-c they ate
Stylish but that is all sonic w nne:i
care lor, but 1 don't, s.i 1 bought
one of those all wool shawls very
cheap at liakerV
Well 1 guess 1 niu.t close this'
letter so good buy. My gal Marinda
and her new baby is comeing to sec j
me next week, and I ju?t want to.
surprise them both at the array of
bargains 1 bought at linker's. 1
amjustgoiug to tell her when she
wants to buy not to forget that
Baker's goods war bo cheap, if she
dont mind she will be so surprised
at the low prices she will almost
swallow her teeth. Thar now 1
must go ami milk the cow, so tra la,
dont forget I trade at Baker's.
Your loving aunt,
Polly Akn.
Willis, Edwards & Co.
Have reopened the New Berne Machine
Works, and have added Tools to their
works to do all kinds of Machine and
Boiler "Work at short notice.
They have also added a foundry to
their works, and are prepared to do th
best of Brass and Iron Casting,
" House, Plumbing a specialty.'
If Tou want Kood work (dve a call.
AIL work guaranteed aniiore at prices
to watt tns tunes. j - uuwij
CONSTIPATION
Ui iiltd the 'Fatber of l)iaeaeB," bevue i
lilt re ic do medium through which ditcuc
fco ofuij aunt k the b bU-iii a uy the fcUrp- ;
tlOil Of pulSOQOUe kjttbt 8 .La ILt Itttlilloll of
deft t I taLil etirle lua.i'l :l Il.f bl Ill&ci.
aid b'Mr.n li ie ittibcd 'v J r j. :j I J v e r ,
Liul trti t.iit- (i rsf,- ; !i. m the
b.oOd I !"dliit BiL.U '? I lactic,
Bud IB gtL- .'tt. ttu .'lil'ti'- . w .:. r t -
Loss of Appetite,
Sick Headache,
Bad Breath, etc.
ll.c lii bilut :,; ,.' t ' 'Us ' pal . A : e : i
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Steamboat l'or:i;a-)'.
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Steamer Klnaton.
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GEORGE ALLEN & GO.
DKALKKM IN
General Hardware
Agricultural I in p I in n ( h
IMous, llarrous, ( ii 1 1 i ato r,
llocs untl Axes,
Woods Mowers and Ifcaprrs,
Hti'iim K li K i IK'S,
Cotton (.ins and I'rcsr-es,
Fertilizers, laliid 1'laster, Kami!
Mt'i limih's TimiN and Hardware,
l.im Hrick, ( cnieiit, IMa-t'-r
Hair, Paint, K a Isom i nc, ar
nisli, Oil, Jlass, i'utty ami Hair.
l'rec.ern, Kcl rigern t ors, Oil
(iiok Stoves, laireku Murgliir
I'rool Sash Loc ks, warranted to
gi ve Ki'Ciii i t y and satisla lion.
rui i:s v k it y i.ow.
Jt:0. Abl.lA v ( o.
Over 9,000,000 worn duritiK the po-
years. This marvelous success io due
1st. To the jtuperioritT ot f.-imline nr
aS other materials, as a stiffeuer fur Corsets.
2nd. To the SBperior quality, tha
and workmanBhip ot our Corwt?. oonil lijed
with their low prices.
Avoid cheap Imitations made of vark uf
kinds of cord. Kono are fenuinl, urJest
"DR. WARNER'S CORALINE "
Is prlutej on Inside of tteel cover.
FOR 8LE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
,369 Broadway, Mew York City.
WANTFDL.A1HKS for onr rail and
ObrikUnai Trade, to take light, plea ant
work, at their own home. II to ti per day
ean be quietly made. Work sent by mall
any distance. Partimlara fte. Io ean Tea
ling. Address at one. CRESCENT ART
CO., If Ml'k Bt.. BotD, Mat Boi 6170.
,o20 dwlm
TNTKSDIKG ADVERTISERS
ho a Id
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addr
GIO, P. HOWELL & CO.,
19 Ipraee Street, lew York City.
For Select Llt of 1,000 NKWIP APBB S.
will be sent FBKK.cd appUcatloa.
CELEB RATLDf
If
STEAMERS,
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
The Fast Freight Line
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lti ami Ft 1 On ,0 11 m . malt 1 ng connec
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Steamer Howard.
Commencing MONDAY, the 12th day
of September, 1897. the Steamer HOW
ARD will run the following schedule.
For Trenton, every Monday asd
rriday:
Returning every Tuesday and Satur
Up Neuse River every Wedneadsy,
and return Thursday. st8 dwtf ?