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VOL. VI.--NO. 201.
NEW BERNE. N. C, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER L3, 1887.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
feaxskaJ HlaUiu. Alaiac.
Ww Bern, latitude, 85 0 North.
" longitude, 77 8' Weet.
Sun rises, 6:88 length of da; .
Sua hu, 4:t6 I 10 hours. 23 minutes
Moon ri.ee at 8.41 p. m
BUSINESS LOCALS
WJ E co furnish a Pure Hb'od lie
i istered Jersey Bull f at uud
erate prioe if applied fur immediately
Tola ia en opportunity to obtain a calf
of the best Block in America.
Gnu. allk.n A C
rpHE "JARMAN ' ICE FACTuk V it.
M now ID lull operation, auu is re
pared to furnish ice to no patrons at o.mi
HALF cent per pound Open hi all
hour (or the deliver; of Ice
J A Bt'huK
n0v29 m Business Mauagt r
IT FiPFTVF.n this ninrninir Twi l.lv I
five Fine Turkeys They urn ae
fine aa ever put upon the market
rpHANK8GIVINU GOODS, all fneh
JL and of first quality: Mince Meat,
Raisins, Currants. Citron, Kvaporated
Apples, Prunes, Nuts, Candle. Buck
wheat, Small Hauls, Beef Tongues
Corned Beef, Ch ppexl Beef. Creamery
Batter, Edam Cheese, Macaroni Tapi
Oca, Mackerel, Finest Teas, and beet
grades of Coffee. C. E M'M'k
GARRETT"8 Medoc Vineyard Cognac
and Wine, for sale, at Manufactu
rer's prices, by Jamks Kki'Mm.
REM EMBER-I cell h'lmt laes (!:...,)
and warrant them It, fun, 1 money
if not satisfactory , and guarantee to e ll
the lame class of goods OH K A I'Kit
than any house in the city.
THE GKOCEK. K. B HA 'Kbl K.N
TOHN DUNN is Blill ahead in line
J Goods at low prices and hi el re le
tbe pride of the town. Call an,) n t I. it
prices.
FOR RENT A convenient dwelling
Apply to .1 I lvis
Ocilllf. New Heine. N I'
1TJRE Liquors and Wines for Mad in
nal and pther uses, at wholesale.
J AMU liK.DMi '.N I'
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NEW SUK-k of Oil Stoves and (
House keeping (I khIk al
(JEd. A 1.1. en A (
ll.. r
DIRECT importation f French
Brandy and Holland Cm- arrived
in bond and duties paid al ('utnni
3ouss in New Berne, guaranteeing Ken
jine foods for sale
JAS liKliMd.Mi
BROWN'HGEOKCIA ('UTTT)N lilNS,
with Self Feeder and Condenen r
All of the latest and most approveil pat
tern. (iitu. Ai.i.kn (t: Co.
REDMOND H (Jini-er Ale. I.- in..n
Soda, etc , equal to imported
Jamkh KkiM".M'.
JOHN 11. CRABTREE A Co.. F. n
dsrs and Macbinitits. New Berne,
re ulTing special attention to ihi man
nfaoture and repairs of Boilers of nil
kinds, and would be pleased to furniih
plana and estimates upon application.
noT22awlf
BUQJIE8.
aale at
McD. 1'attn' make, fc
Iaii. Bin is'.
Mirs Minnie Bryan has returned f r im
op the country
The Thaoksnivlng turkey i in the
market and going aj Si so n oo per
pair, wholesale.
a A concrete walk is being madv in
front of Hotel Albert Quite an im
prOTement and one that should bo fol
lowed up by others.
Mr. Benj. Onion has placed hie new
bloole on exhibition at John Dunn's
tor to be raffled off and will in
future look eom other way for loco mo -.''
.C tio& The way theee machines do some
time suddenly kick up and double turn
over dUreepectful of their riders has a
. tendency to make one even prefer try
tag a young Kentucky mule.
:, The next engagement at or opera
hone if December 8th. It will be the
tar. Mis Hellen Blythe, In "Only a
- Woman Heart" Tbe manager; here
"' - inform n that a number of engsge
- tne&t bat been made for later in tbe
' . teeiim. and among them some of the
. ' Tet7 beet troupe on the road . We note
. Stederick Ward. Tbe Mendelsohn
v , .Quintette Club of Boston and other of
V ' tnerit.
f - Will Clot oa ThiuiiagiTlng Day.
vTbo Cotton and Grain Exchange an
v. ftMBOM that it wll be cloeed to-morrow,
C " Thursday, being ThanksgiTlng Day.
I e Tb PoetofSoealso announce that the
aooy order and registry department
- i will be closed but the general delirery
will be Open from 9 to 1:80 a. m.
-4. - i g sj-
";, . The Xfcaatr Last Kight.
The Ajnr'iO.aCo3CertCoBipaiiy gate
'aaolher of their grand entertainments
' last nlgat to a deeply interested
aodieBoa.
' Prof. Brewster wee happy in the per-
formanoe of the rariou trick! or ait
. arofeeeioxt, whll Miss Hay da resdered
, - exeelleat saucie both upon the piano aad
. sJtaar. She to aa artist ofdecided merit.
The eoeoea wera " graad 'aad vail
. twti Mains' They play again tonight
fur Ua benefit of the Oxford Orphan
. JLr-r!nm. Admiatioa 85s., gallery 25a.,
sal cti'drenlSo. No extra charfr for
r?rred seat. Tonight is positively
t Utt std tbe orject for which they
f 'j it worthy ere. ,
The Latett
What ib luc ditlercnie between Harry
Stevenson and an elephant .- Solutions
of this conundrum w ill be reteived un
l l U a m uda at l'tJlrr'U's thoe
store
A New Stea.Il.cr fjt New Ec
Tlie f ' 1 j w log lU-in w ao Bt n t
oul vv i
the press Ji. patches laM -jiluiday
Wilmi:-'jI n I'l . Nov la The iron
scull ocikw Me-moer Man'.co being built
for the O.d Dominion Steamship Com
pany. was launched at I'dsey & Jones
ard this aflerijoon Trie ?ejel w ill be
1 tu feet long. i'8 fet beaui. lUfeet
inches d-ep Tt,e Maine i w ill ply be
livecii N it .a Ya an 1 New Itrrne.
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Steamer Movejiei.la.
Ilie K.iklr-t ,,f Ihe I! i I) l:t,e
sail at 4 o clock il.i.t afternoon.
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lo have the valuutn n in
two ihoiibhiid dollar. if the
old build ll bllile ai'Ioen
Neiibe river. '
The peuple i Ii that bide i f ihe JillT.
a Mr. tiiteliimi t-Uf:crbtb, are taxed iin
nually mole than ll eir Male and ci un
t tai-8 in cnibtii Niube nver. The
iiu r rhfi' in the value of ihe pr belly in
that pait of the col, My wcul I pay the
county lo build the hi i, Ik' e. Tbe Mock
owned by the county in the A A. N t'
K will lie re I han build it
A limine Hi'ii'M Neune river, a rail
road from New Berne to Wilmington
through Oiiblow, Join-n and 1'eLiler
and an extension of the A. A N C. I.
to l ay eltev ille are the. Ihmgb that the
Joi hNaI. intendH to advocate and urge
aa long an Iheie in a glimmer of hope of
obtaining either. Ihe interest of the
com inuniiy demandb Hiat these IhlngH
be (lone, and the JnlKNAI. w ill do Its
part Inwards getting tliem .
A Bridge ci (led
Fl'lT It J,l UN Al. I b-.ir Sll I el .' ill
your last issue nomelriing bil l about a
bridge across Neuse river, and il does
me good to know thai others are begin
ning lo see our troubles on ihe north
side of Neuee river, for no one knows
our troubles like we tbat have the but
den lo hear. And talk about railroads
being a necessity, but if everybody had
as bad a chance lo gel lo market as we
do they would say let's have a bridge.
We have lo pay as much lo gel a bag of
c itton across the river as it would I ex
pect to take it to NeYork. Twenty
five cents is what we hive
to pay and ten cents to get
it to the Exchange, and every
thing e.se in proportion, and that is not
the bad part of it, our lives are in
danger many times in crossing the
river; we have to take the weatber as
il conies, and you know this season of
the year it is very changeable. We
have to help pay for all tbe bridges in
the county and why not let us have one
It would help New Berne. We have lo
carry our produce and sell it to tbe
hucksters and tbey sell it to the citizens.
If we could drive in with our carls we
would go to their houses and sell to
tbem. When we start to town we don't
know when we can get back on account
of tbe weather. Let our busineoe be
ever eo urgent, sickness or anvtbiDg
tbat may be. we feave to submit to it
alL and it i unpleasant. If we are
jurors tbe law don't make any provis
ion for us.
Our ferriage as a rule is as much as
our State sod county tax, and with some
more. We do th. beet we can; pay our
taxee. serve as jurors, go to our duty
as other men go
If we can't hare a bridge, give ua a
steam ferry. We are willing to have
any help we can get, I don't think
there is a people anywhere that have
as bad a chance to get to market as we
do. I nope you and the friend of the
cause wit' not stop sounding it out until
there is relief, for no one know where
tbe shoe pit ohes but the sufferer.
ALFEXD Gashm).
Tbe ghost of tbe White House is said
t walk half of arery, night, but he
eould do double that amount of work,
if be wasn't afraid Of the morning air,
and knew that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
cured all kind of troublesome' oou;h8
and colds. u
Sba stood ai the gate la the late
Spring twilight, and when she said
good-bye, she felt neuralgia kins her
rory ebeek. but ebe only smiled, for aha
had Salvation OiLtha greatest cure on
wis foTfvtim- ' ; , " -
(jRLtN MA.URlMi
Nl'MbttK 16.
1 ULtj that the aame complaint of
"urn out and impoverished land , pro
ducing bin ail and unproni&ble crops,
ixiQien from all portions of tbe United
button. Writers on the subject say that
bkiumng the land is the cause of it.
LLi ! Tti term skinning the land 1b defined
lo mean raising a crop wua or witnout
fertilizers and tbvn taking off all the
vegetable products or burning them off
before plowing. In other words, doing
ihe opposite of growing a crop for the
perpuae of reluming it to the ground
rreoident ('. K. Adams of Cornell
l uiverbiiy, N V., says Txxik at the
statistics of our Agricultural Depart
num. lu every Stale. North, boulh
l.abl and Weal, ihe yield per acre of all
the great crops has been steadily de
dining The American farmer has im
p iveribhed Iho Bull and gone Weet, and
it id not certain that this process has
tilbeeu arrested. The New England
Males lave held their own, not by
means of impoveriahed agrioullure, but
by ihe general eslabllshmeut of inanu
ta tones Tne same process has been
a" mg on. that converted the fertile
laic!, of Virginia into pine barrens
Ihoubands of acrea in the Eastern
Mateo have been abandoned as practi
cally worihlebb Kver westward has
been the nioTemenl until Ihe current
1 Ii b ci uiie l' i a slop on the slope of the
l'aedic and there la no West lo whose
virgin boil we may II. e. Our farmers
no lunger hae the alternative of stary
ii a oi muiing West. They have the
"ibei alternative -the one which has
long confronted Ihe farmers of the old
woild M Ah a Tl "N. or a belter know I
cdo of llio conditioiiH tin ler which
uuiiUtt will yield a bounteous and
pr "liable retul II . '
ll seems tu be a settled fai l thai the
fanners of America have not yet found
-nt huvv to obtain large crops, and al
the same lime lo maintain the original
ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 y i f the soil.
How can ihe fanner obtain this
know ledge w ilh ihe greatest certainty
and at Ihe least cost of tune or money
Miall he spend his whole life in making
experiments, or shall he by reading the
cords of the experience of other
farmers obtain the advantage of their
e pt-riineniH alsuy Farmers must not
be afraid of such book farming.
In the next article I propose to give
suiiie information regarding the great
damage to the lands of the Southwest
Stales, caused by burning the stalks and
stubble before plowing, apian adopted
lu save the labor of turning under the
vegetable matter, whic h is so necessary
l ' the life and vigor of the land. A.
Kinston Items.
A country ham occasionally finds lis
way u market This is evidence that
the cholera has left a few hous.
Ihe Superior Court has been in en
gaged since last Wednesday in trying
cases on the civil docket. The most im
portant case came up on Thursday. Il
w as that of J . T. Edniundson of Wayne
county, against the Western N. C. Rail
road It will be remembered that on
ihe V2tl of July , 1 bS5, an encampment
of the Stale guards was held at Ashe
villi'. The Ooldsboro Rides attended
the encampment and on their way when
between Black Mountain and Asheville
nonio of the cars were thrown from the
track and several of the members of
the IMIes injured, Mr, EJmundson
quite seriously. It was charged that
the accident was caused by tbe reckless
rate of speed the train was running and
a suit was instituted for damages. The
Railroad Company effected a compro
mise with all tne injured men exoept
Mr. hdmundson who refused a com
promise upon the same terms and after
wards brought suit In the Superior
Court of Wayne for the recovery of
damages in the sum of $20 000. At the
instance of the Railroad Company tbe
suit was removed to this county. Tbe
plaintiff was represented by Messrs.
Oeo. V Strong. C B. Aycock, W. 8.
O'B Robinson, J. W. Bryan and Jack -
eon & Perry. The Railroad Company
as represented by Messrs. W. T.
Dortch. F. H. Busbee and John F.
Woolen. Thursday and most of Friday
were consumed in the examination of
witnesses. On Friday evening Mr.
Jackson opened the argument for
the plaintiff. Saturday mornina
Mr. Dortch opened for de
fendant; he was followed by Mr
Robinson for plaintiff; Mr. Busbee fol-
owed him for defendant and Mr.
Woolen closed for the defendant. Mr.
Aycock thn cloeed the argument for
the plaintiff in a compact, vigorous dis
cussion of the testimony. After an im
partial charge from His Honor, Judge
Phillips, the jury took the case and set
on it Saturday night, Sunday, Sunday
night. Monday, Monday nigbt (having
been put on two meals a day) Tuesday ,
and up to this writing, Tuesday even
they hve not agreed.
(.lass Ball Snooting.
A i the regular shoot of Craven County
Oun Club the following scores wero
made out of 21 shoots.
Wo, Ellis 0100110110110000010008
W B. Ellis OOOOOOOOlOlOOlUlOUO 8
Dan. Jonee 0010010001101010010119
John Dunn 0000111001000010100107
Dan. Jones made the highest score
out of twenty one shot, breaking nine
balls. Wm. Ellis and W. B. Ellis made
a tie, breaking eight balls each out of
twenty-one. They then shot off a three
ball score, Wm. Ellis missing his three
balls; W. B Ellis broke two out of
three and won the score by two balls,
breaking ten out of twenty-four.
Wm. Ellis,and John Dunn judged.
M. D. L. DINSMORE, Capt,
New Berne, Noy. 23.
Notice.
Thursday, Not. 4tb. Thanksgiving
Day. tbe general - deliverr of tha Post-
office will be open from to 1:80 a. m.
The money order- and registry depart
menta will not be open. - :T
; M. I? At lit, Pi K,
Ourcoat Prest-ntatlun.
The Salvation Army held their sol
diers ' meeting Monday night at the resl
dence of C T. Watoon, Eq . ihe theatre
building being in other use. The
friends of Capl. Hun loo had bought
htm a nice overcoat, and Messrs. H B.
Lane, R. O. E. Lodge and J. V. Wil
liams marched up lo Mr. Walsons lo
disturb their private meeting It was
ihetr intention to march lu while the
soldiers were engaged in singing and
take charge of the meeting, but th.
singing ceased just as they arrived, and
wheb they entered tne bouse C apt.
lluolon was making a talk. They
walled patiently until he was through
and called for testimonies At ibis
point J. V. Williams arose and said
Capl. H union, I now propose lo take
charge of this meeting for a short while
and you will please take your seal, lor
some months past ll has been known
tbat tne Salvation Army w ere holding
private meetings oace a w eek and peo
ple haye been curious to know what
was going on at these meetings and
hence a deputation consisting of 11 B
Lane, Esq , R O E Lodge and J. V.
Williams, have been sent to Uarn of
the character of these meetings and re
port to the world if we should he forlu
nite enough ever to get out of this pri
vale assembly. I am glad lo be able
report thai while I have heard great
deal here about warfare pulling on the
armor- always having your cartridge
ready , etc.-still 1 think It is not hksly
to do any body harm except the sinner
w ho may gel hot ibol if he comes w ilh
in range of your tplendid weapons
Ihis deputation Is a reproseiilatlT
one Hi) r. I,odge in here represent
ing Ihe capitalist 11 B l.aue. hsq
here representing the strong arm of tti
federal Oovernment, and 1 am here
representing tbe city government and
the Methodist Church. You should he
very careful how you receive us know
ing what a pow erful backing we have
1 think St. l aul the most interesting
man in the Bible. He is of more inter
est to us because he was called the
'Great Apostle lothe (lenliles '' Among
olher beautiful things he wrote
Timothy juBl before he was promoted to
glory, and among the very last thing
he ever penned was this, "Do thy dill
genes t. come before winter. The
cloak that I left at Troas with Caipus
hen thou com cut bring with thee
Some of us have noticed that Cap
tain Ilunlou must have left his cloak at
Troas also or tutne olher place for he
has not had it since his arrival. We
have brought that cloak to him for if
the (Ireat Apostle could not eland the
winter without a cloak we are afraid
for Capt. Huntontotry it. Ho Captain
take your cleak and put it on and see if
it is the one you left. Here he prt
senled a fine overcoat and compelled
the Captain to put it on amid general
laughter. Now as St. Paul Blood the
storms of winter and the perils to which
he was subjected so may you stand and
bs able to write to the people of New
Berne, 1 nave fought a good fight I
have finished my course I have kept
the faith, henceforth there is laid up for
me a crown of righteousness which the
Lord the righteous judge shall give me
at that day and not to me only but unto
all them also that love his appearing
Capt. liunlon called on Mr. Lodge
and Mr. Lane to speak but this was not
their say. The Captain undertook to
make a speech in accepting tbe coat
but in his confusion had to confess that
he did not know what to say. Lane
Lodge and Williams marched out and
left the the noisy crew singing :
Follow, follow I will follow Jeeus.
Any where and every where 1 will
follow him.
X
Despite the very best attention be
stowe'd upon the baby, it will grow sick
and troublesome by reason of colic, diar
rhoea, teething, etc. Do not fail, then,
to use Dr. Hull s Baby Syrup. Price 25c
It is within tbe reach of all for 25c.
we mean Laxador, tbe golden specific
for dyspepsia, indigestion and jsun
dice. At all druggists.
IrlARBIKO,
On the 7th day of November. 1887,
at tbe residence of Mr. J. M. Nunn, of
Southern Home, Ark., Mr. J. Luther
Nunn, formerly of Lenoir county, N.
C, and Miss Exie Leoda Heathoote,
formerly of Tennessee, Esq J. C. Vin-
cett officiating. May the blessings of
life attend them. J. M. N,
I.N MEMORIAM.
Capt. Killy Wiliis, an old and re
spected citi'.en of Onslow county, died
at bis home in Swansboro on Thursday
morning tne 17th lost., or inn animation
of tbe bowels, aged about 66 years, leav
ing a wife, children and several grand
children to mourn his death.
in tbe death of Capt. Willis the com
munity has lost a good man and the
church a pious member, he being a
member of the Baptist church for the
last twenty-five years.
DIED.
In Craven county near New Berne on
the 9th dsy of November, 1887, Mr. John
L. Hsrtly in the 24th year of bis age.
The deceased was a consistent mem
ber of tbe Free-Will Baptist Church at
Kitt Swamp. He was faithful to all
trust confided tohim, was everpunctutl
at the meetings of the church and al
wars- ready to do with all
hi might whatever work
was assigjied him. He wm
married on the 19th of Ootober and
taken sick the next day and died in
three weeks. He was a good oitixen as
his neighbors will testify. O.
Near Swansboro on the 17th Inst,
Esekiel Montford; an old and highly
respected colored oltiaen of Onaiow
county, died at his home of old ago aad
reaerai debility, aged, about 90 years.
Very few people of tha county white or
colored bat what knew tbe face of nnels
Zekiei, aa be wae nailed, and waa rt
rp'tted by.all who knew him.: : . ':, i
COMMERCIAL.
irro BAH MKT
New Yob. Nov. -10 VU
Futures opened steady J-ilen
bale.
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November
December
J anuary ,
February
March.
May
June
July
A ugusl
beplembcr
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10 51
April.
October
rew Heme market steady Sales
16 bales aipjsioyt?
Kice firm al 'JO tu l3 in t is
I orn steady , 47 to e3
rodder, K)c. lo 81.00 per hundred
Seed collou 8b 00 per hundred
Turkeys jjl Xl to 82 00 per pir
Exchange Closed,
Ths New Berne Cotton and Oram
FUchange will be cloeed on Thursday
Nov. iMib, being Thanksgiving Day.
'-'l JAS KKDMU.ND. See.
' Blest be the hands that toil to aid
The great world 's ceaseless ne.d
The hands that never are afraid
To do a kindly deed .
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W 1. I'Mlnirr Ihr ehule.
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f V Lrl.iui.s 1 rma. lo . gl,i .
work .1 iLtn own borne. Si n, It
rati l,s ultilly initio. Woik at-t.l , in.!
iT.itl.uoe 1'arl rulars fr.s .Nt, c.n...
Hig Ailde.M SI lino. UK. I I.N I All,
CU . if M.-k Ml . Hluu. M.m It.. i ',,
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$100 to $300
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Atfblll. tre
ferretl wit,, rm Iiin,i.li m.u wn I, or... i,d
lve their wnole lime lo in. bualli.a. K,iie
in nine ii I. Ui.l l,b (jrotllably emplojed :so
A few vtt-.L' lei in luwni and fill,., II I
Jon "son A ( a hum Mala Ml . Klrl.iiionil a.
To Whom It May
Notice is hereby given
written request of Win
Concern
lhal at the
M . Walsou. a
have and do
member of the Board, I
hereby call a meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of the County of
Craven, to meet at the Court House iu
New Berne on the L'Oib day of Novem
ber, 1887, al eleven o'clock, a m . for
the consideration of matters referred to
in said request, and such other matters
my properly and law fully come be
fore It.
JAMES A Hia AN,
Chm'n Bd Commissioners
Novembsr IU, 18N7. n'O id
Notice Tax Payers!
SllEhllT B OlFICK. CHAVKN OOI'NTV. I
New Berne. Nov. 15, 17. )
You are earnestly requested lo come
forward and settle your taxes between
now and December 1st, IM. Ah no
further indulgence ran be given. I have
no disposition to add costs to the lax
payers.
I) HTIMM IN.
nl6J15tw2l j Sheriff Craven Co.
UCTION SALE.
VALUABLE HOI SE AMI LOT.
WATSON & STIUET. Auctioneer. -
ll'KHUAi, DEC Glh. 1W. at Twelve
o'clock, at the Court House door in the
City of New Berne, we will sell the lot
situated at the N. E. corner of South
Front and George street, with the im
provements thereon, consisting of
comfortable two story dwelling and
one double tenemeht houoe. Terms
CASH. nl8 eodflvdedtd
Sale & Livery; Stables.
THE KIH.V1H OF A
A M. tiAHN AMI
M. HA UN A COM
I'ANV has Iwioq dl
olred bv 'lis death
f A. Hahn, M. Hhn
rill continue Ihs
cosiness or BALK
S.XCHANOE ANli
LIVKRYof HORN ICft
MUI.E8, etc.. at the
old al.Ud ou Atuidle street, where be has
been engaged In the sams butlD.u in the
oily since lied, will m pleased to m.et his
oia mends and customers.
Will have on hand In due iwuon a FINE
LOT Of HORSES and tVU'LK.
Also, a FINK LOT OF Bl U4.IK8 aad
HARNESS.
a" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
M. HAHN & CO.
aogil owlm
HJ"otioo-
Having purohased th entire Stock of
Boots, Shoe, and Rubbers in store un
der Hotel Albert, I will sell the same
AT C03T, SPOT CASH. No goods will
be sent out on probation.
Thankful for past patronage, the busi
ness will be continued at tbe old
stand undor Hotel Albert.
F. T. PATTER80N.
New Berne, N. C. 3r dtf
2,400
3 lb. Cans Tomatoes,
AKD
1,250
Cans Corn, best quality
At TEN Cents a Can.
Ltxrii'icii'Q.
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(No swooaaarataadarw cooda.)
AGENCY FOR fS
Tl-IE
Anarchists
' KECKS WERE PULLED,
High Prices
HAVE MET A MMII.AI; FATE AT
1111 H NliS Ul
H. B. Duffy
f.nce uur last sweeping announce
ment through ihe J 't bja1 , our store
hu been crowded w ilh swarms of
anxious customers examining our
prices and going aw ay wearing smiling
faces, ar.. I carry ii. g deal loads of bar
gains As we pr,.mir Uur : Tunee has been
utterly routed and our pieieeut cry IS
fur m re salesmen and a larger store
for
tra
the
f our extensivs
Happy Buy
crs,
Tirvd Clerks'
A N i
Bewildered
Competitors.
CUSTOMER!
'i i .1 N 11 A 1 1 HF SFCKKT :
Fine Goods!
Low Prices!
AM'
Honest Dealing!
All we ask is a trial, and you will be
convinced lhal we sell goods LOWER
THAN TH K l. iWi'.ST.
" The Win
li sale 'Trade especially
looked after
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION !
The ' Hard Times " have induced me
to proclaim low prices on the following
choice and well-eeleclcd (oods
uoyai i row n l- lour
Buckwheat 1 lour
Choice N C. Hams
Sugar-cured Hams
B. Bacon Strips
'Ac.
4c.
13c.
1. V.
3c.
30c.
10c.
2. V.
15c.
20c.
15c.
85o.
25c.
10c.
85c.
Best Butter
Mince Meat
leghorn Citron
Layer lUisme
(yer Figs
Fard Dates
Currants. 8 His fur
Prunes, 3 lbs. for
Dried Apples
Sweet Mixed I'icklos
Cranberries
10c.
Oall and examine our stock, and save
monT ALEX MILLER,
nil dim 61 A M Broad street.
K. R. JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GR0CERIE8
General Merchandise,
HAOOINO AM
TIK8 Et.
Consignments of Grain
C i on and
other Produce solicited.
I'rompt Attention Uua nnteeo1.
N. W. Cor. South FVont inH WMi-a..
NKW BERNE, N. C.
S. B. WATERS, Jr.,
rOH TBI
Eest and Cheapest Line of
Gents' Furnish'g Goods
MA I B, SHOES,
Clothing, Umbrellas, &o
All the Latest Novelties always in stock.
Best 93.00 Shoe in the city. Krnr
Pain War&antxd,
Ask to see his 60o. Shirt. ;
Also, the celebrated Arrow RranJ !
Collar, two for J5c.
Clothes to order a (Deoialtv. Fnw
GuARAirmo.
Next Door to A. M. Baker. tma.
Ppiseopal Chnrch.
ssplO dwSm .:
Wanted,
600 TONS ofCOTTOX SEED;;
Hli-hett Caah Prfeejfraid !1V
llrered J fcrew Bertie; '
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