he Daily
ourna:
VOL. XL-NO. 223.
VEW BERXE. N. C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1887.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
7.
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r LOCAL NEWS.
f aaraal KUU'tr. Itauu.
New Berne, latitude, 85 6' North.
v ; . longitude, TP V West.
. 3ua rises. 7:1s Lomftb of day .
' 3un acts. 4:8s 1 8 9oar. 26 minutes
''- Mton rises 6.41 p. m.
p BUSINESS LOCALS.
IMPORTED Bay Bum. Cologne. Potato
Mashers, Egg Poachers, sod joany
other artiolee auitable for Christmas
presents. O. E. fcixVER.
IHOIOB BDTTER just received by
J Alex- Miller whioh be continues to
ell at 80 eta. per lb. (Equal to any in
the city.)
rpWENTY DOZEN very Superior Axes
J,: at low prices. Uio allem & uo.
1 HEIST MAS GOODS i. xreat Tariety
YV at C. E. Blover 'a. Haisine, Uur
rente, ' Citron, Mince Meat, Candiea.
elegant Plcklee, fresh Canned Goods
fresh Boasted Coffee, fine Teas and very
best Butter.
deol8-12i C. E Slovee
CEED PEAS. Beans and Potatoes for
KJ T nosers' use. Geo Allem & Co
ST ARRIVED another lot of Choice
Hanoi 4 to 6 lbs. Best Pickles
Preserves, Jeliy and Mince Meat at
Jno. Dunn 's.
GARRETT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac
and Winea for sale, at Manufactu
rer's price, by Jakes Red mond.
. 1 1)URE Liquors and Wines for Medici
. JT nal and other uses, at wholesale.
'' , Jambs Redmond.
PIRECT importation of French
U Brandy and Holland Gin arrived
f la bond and duties paid at Custom
3ouse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen
, jlne goods for sale.
ri-y- Jab Redmond.
"REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon
XV -Soda, etc, equal to imported
. James Redmond,
BUGJIES, McD.
ale at
Pates' make, for
Dail Bros'.
Big time at Stanly Hall tonight
, Tbe ladies' entertainment at Stanl;
HaH tonight will be attractive.
Prof. Geo. H.Walter, the "Man Fish"
',' will exhibit at the Baxaar tonight.
YThs rooms of the Y. M. C A. will be
open at three o'clock this afternoon for
ladies.
, The Beaufort Record eayi the Fish,
Cbima and Oyster Fair was a grand
success. ,
, "Cottage prayer meeting at P. A
.. , Willis' on Eaat Front street tonight at
7:80 o'olook.
'. Already people are briekly coming
. into- town looking to their holiday
trading. Business was quite lively
yesterday.
'A special train will leave this renin
Jjit four o'olock for tbe Patti Rosa enter
tainment and return immediately after
the performance, Fare for round trip,
including admission to opera, t 60.
W learn that the pupils of the High
School will probably give to the public
soma olasioal drama, eany in January.
We gladly note this, as they will not
only p'rove entertaining. . but instruc
tive, and then it is oat home talent.
Tbe Sprinflsld (IlL) Monitor says:
Miss Eats fianaberg is an entrancing
vocalist, and It is impossible for a bu
man voice to render "Tbe Last Rosa of
'Summer' with more liquid sweetness
and parity of tone than it was rendered
last night. ' '-.
The Jarman loe facfory is in full
working order, bow turning 'cue pure
c from Major .Dennison's artesian
weiL ' Mr. Jarman will take pleasure
in showing any of our citizen who may
visit them the modus operandi of mak
ing ice by steam.. ; ; "
The county commissioners " wers in
session yesterday winding tip the settle
went with D. N. Kilburn, ex-treasurer j
cf tbe county. After this was com
j leted the ' consideration of j, sheriff
Habn's bond J was, taken up, pending
which the board adjourned till today
11 o'clock, ry'---' - '
Jones Confesses His Diabolical Crime.
Chas F. Jonee, the wife" murderer
-' 1 is to be I hanged , om'- the 17th of
mary, 1838, has made a full oonfea
3 of his ' crime, , the 'particulars of
v v ich it Is not noeeeary now to give.
asset Movements. -. t
7 e VeFperof the E. C. D. line sailed
rday with a full cacgoof ooUon
1 lj-nber. Tbe Eaglet of this line
: fkII at 4 o'clock tomorrow (We1
y) a?;ernoon. ' - ' '
a r berne of the 0. D. line sailed
y for Norfolk,, carrying out
c - i cf merchandise and several
sirosbtof preparstion go
' j yesterday by tbe
! a Ti ' ' t-tim . Working
-, i y espect a fine
t t : ' : Iii t fsil to
fir . i i ; . -;; r I e-
The Kan Fish.
Prol G o. H. Walter arrived Tester
day mornibg aod will exhibit at 8uacly
hall tonight bia wind carrying aparatus
for land or eea Hta exhibit at the
Beaufort Fair attracted quite a crowd
Be haa traveled the coast from Cape
Benrv to Cape Lookout visiting tbe life
saving-elation wuh hie apparatus.
Serious Accdeut
On Saturday last Mr. A H Kineey.
living on Mr E B. Cox's farm about
five milee from the city, bad tbe misfor"
tune of bavinx his right band caught by
ibe sawe of a gin', which so badly lacer
ated tbe arm tbat it was necessary to
amputate it above the elbow, which
was done on Sunday by ibe Doctors
Duffy assisted by Dr v m Cobb Whit
field Tbe Sogers of bis left hand were
also badly cut. At last account be wag
doing tolerably well.
New Lodge Formed
K R. Jones, D O D , assisted by
W B. Boyd organix-d a Lodge of
iCnighte of Honor at Pollockevitle )es
terday of twenty seven mrrubeii-, with
the following officers:
D. 8. Ddrrus, Past Dictator: J. C
Parker. Dictator; J. F. While, Vice-Dio
lator; Jacob Harper, Assistant Dicta
tor; J. N Fescue, Reporter; U C Foe
cue, fnanul rteporler; I. A. lifll.
Treaturr, B F. Dillahunl, ChapUin;
I H. Barrus, Guide; Furuey Wilcox,
Guardian; B F Henderson, Sentioel ;
Dr. N. 11 Sireet Medical Examiner; J
J Himmons. Niedham White unj 8 J
Hudson, Trustees
Our Railroad Projects.
We benio in ibis Usue of the Joi u.N aL
series of articles on improvements
and better railroad facilities for Eastern
Carolina, fiom the pen of one who has
Jong been an authority on matters of
ibis kind, and who. in former days whs
recognized as the ablest of our Internal
Improvement writers of the interoiedi
ale school Twenty yearn auo, before
we bad recovered from the crushing re
rulisof the war, he revived interest in
the Improvements of our water-ways,
which had slumbered from 1857, and
the magnificent works of improvements
on the Tar, Pamlico. Contemnea, Neuse
Trent and Cape Fear h.ve followed ibe
efforts of bis pen to convioce the peop e
of our own section of the vast impor
ttnee of their inland w.terw.ys, and io
impress upon publio legislation the
propriety of and necessity for their im
provement at the bands of the general
government The first examination tbat
was ever made looking to the improve
ment of Trent river, was procured and
paid for by thiB gentleman.
Possessing an intimate knowledge of
the resources and acquainted with the
wants of Eastern Carolina, we deem
ourselves fortunate in having secured
tne cotitr botions of one so long familiar
with our section, and so partial to East
rn Carolina, as bis writings show.
He Appreciates It
Tbe following item is from the Wil
mington Kevlew. (Japt. bills highly
appreciates the manner in which be
was received by the firemen of our sis.
ter city. His Visit to that city was a
business one. but the noble hearted fire
men, remembering him as a prominent
and tealous member of our fire depart
ment, captured end held him as their
guet:
Capt. Win. Ellis, formerly chief of
the New Berne nre department,. and
now foreman of the Atlantic company
of that oity , called . oa his brother fire
men here last ' Thursday" evening and
was persuaded to stay until last night.
Be is a fine fellow. .The dots of Wil
mington 8team Fire" Engine Company
No. 1 were so well treated when tnev
visited Now Beta, a few years ago tbat
tbey named their new steam engine the
Atlantis id honor of the New Berne
company. Capt.' Ellis was -serenaded
Saturday nignt by Guy Wright s band
under the auspices of W. 8. F. E. Co
No 1. - The Captain stated that ho had
never heard such musio before and
thought it beat the Mulligan's by a large
majority. !'V--
Kew Berne Distrlct-lst Q.; X. -
J. T. BaREIS, P. E GoldsborO, N. a
I Ooldsboro at St. Paul. Deck KJ' - i
' Kmston Station, Dee. 81 sad Jan. 1. ;
; Goldsboro at St. John, Jn 4, 6.
- New Bern Station, Jan. 7, 8.
; Pamlico ct.,at Broad Greek. Jan. 8. -
Bnow Hillot. atOrmonda Jan. 14. 18.
' LaGranga ct.. at Institute Jas. It. 23
Mu Olive ck, at Mt' Olive, Jan. 88, 89.
' Lenoir Mission. Jan. 80. ... .A y - Ki c-
Carteret ct., st Hariowe. Feb, 4, 6, !
Wayne ct.,at Fremont. Feb 11. 18.
Jones ct.. at Trenton. Feb. 18. 19. v. '
; Craven ct , at Asury, Feb. 80.
Goldsboro ct., at Pine Forest, Feb. 5,
S6. - "I . . V
. Beaufort Station, Mar. 8. 4.
- Strain ct., at Sammerfield, Mar. 8. '
- Core Sound Mission, at Nelson's Neck,
Mar. 8. . - - r- . , - - r . .
Morehead Sution.'Mar. 10. 11. ;
ADTICE TOIHOTFIKna. '
Mes. . Win-slow a Soothimo Btect
sboold always be uoed for children
tpiticg. It eootjips the chi'J, sofiens
f cuois. slly8 all rain, cures wind
rv.i.o, S"d is t5ie bent remedy fordisr
; . Ter'v-f.vecet'ta tc:
r 71 . -:
fcAST CAROLINA lMPBOYtJlE.NT.
A CoKot Line of Railway.
NCMBEB 1.
EditoB JoUEaL: The subject of
coaoi line ol railroad, througb Ea8Lt-ru
Carolina, connecting tbe coast and
inter coast towns and cilis . f Wilming
tou, Jacksonville, Trenton. New Berne.
Waaniugtou. Plymouth, Hutfjlk. Nor
folk . Sto , engaged the uitent on of souie
of our wisest eoouomiats, ablest writers,
uud profoundest thinkers, of ibal pur
lion of onr btute, more than a third of
century ago.
lu one of the best wiitten pamphlets
ever given to tne people or Norm Uaro
liua on the subject of material
development, Dr Francis L
Haks, thirty odd years ago addreaeed
hituoelf to ihe necessities ot a North and
Houtb line of railway through Kaetern
Carolina. paaniLg ai the bead of broad
waters and auxiliary lo the natural
facilities for water transportation of our
sounds and rivers from Currituck to
the Cape Fear. And he therein de
monstrated tbat no real and Uoiii-k
prosperity would ever come to thio
portion of our Stale, until such hue of
railway was built.
Our present Secretary of Stale, Col
Win L Saunders, one of the ablest and
profoundest men of our times. CjT he
ought to be Governor. J further elabo
rated the subje t lu a st-ries of editorial
articles lu tne rlaleiKh Observer ten
years ago clearly showing the absolute J
necessity for Ibe continuation of a cottoi
line of railroad through Norlb Carolina
From lime to time, unci- railroading
began the subject has occupied ihr
attention of some of our bebl cuiuda. and
since the war var louo hirlr r looking
lo tbe a'tconiplisblUt-nl of this general
eud. Iibvo paitied our legislature
So that the necessity of ibis hue of
inter coin in uii icaliou has been full) nc
kuowledgnd during the entire pedud f
railrnad building in our State, and much
energetic ibouyht given to the was
and means of devising it-
Two projects are now clHiuiiog the
attention of the people of the lo sec
tions of which WilmiOKlon and New
Berne are the respective centre,: The
Wilmington and Onlow Huilra.d. and
the New Berue auil Ouslow K.ilioad
Tbeso eminently worthy ami prac
licable projects my very propnly
be united and made to stand for the
central idea of a greal coast line of
railway through the Stale, aud us such
sboul 1 arrest the attention and com
mand the earnest support of every man
in those pontons of Lastern Carolina
wiihout regard to CiIIiok or position
white, black, laborer and i'pualitt,
Wilmington baa already- voted thi
money to build her O slow connectiou
With respect to the New Berne feature
of the project, it is proposed that the
people of Craven oountv shall unite in
support of tbe undertaking, and in their
municipal capacny make a public sup-
ecripnon to the project of county bonds
and an election to test tbe- public sense
is called for the 26th of January next
Every fact of practical bearing on (he
subject should be brought out in dm
cuasion, go that the public sxnse, in
Htruc'led and appealed to. shall be able
to intelligently decHe a question of the
greatest pimaible moment to the fuiurr
people of the county, who, should this
debt be incurred, will be called upon
to pay it. as it is tbey who will be the
greatest beneficiaries from the develop
orient which tbe road is designed to se
cure
As regards the people of today, the)
wbo inaugurate and are to decide the
measure and to whom it is itiyen to
impose the burden of this proposed
slight county taxation for interest on
the bonds, aod a sinking fund to me.t
maturity, tbey will scarcely feel tbe
weight of tbe taxation, so slightly
would it increase their present tax.
As regard this matter of taxation, the
property of the road itself; tbe new
men. with their money an enterprise
it would cause to come into tbe oonnty
from abroad, and the increased value
of improved property; and the creation
of new property along the line of tbe
road, would, in three years, or leas ag
gregate a taxable property, the returns
from which would, if so applied, wipe
out tbe tax for the proposed bonds, and
go a long way to lighted tbe A. & N.
O factious. Look at the Wilson and
Fayetteevlllo abort-cut. Take note of
the rise of the town of Dunn thereon in
one year.
BUT WHAT OF IMMEDIATE BENEFIT?
Why, tbe labor it would immediately
employ, the market for country produce
its construction gangs would at once
create, the timber for bridges and cross-
ties it would immediately convert Into
cash -through Craven, Jones and Onslow
would put a new face on the industrial
affairs of our section from tbe moment
the first spadeful of dirt waa thrown.
More anon.
if the gentleman wtfose lies pressed
the lady's snowy brow and thus caoebt
a severe oold had hut used Dr. Bulls
Oough rjyrup ho doctor's bill would
nave been necessary. .-.,v j -.
Some genius proposes to introduce
paper shirts Wearing v paper shirts
means bearing rheumatism.-" With Sal
vation Oil. however, paper ahirts miaht
still be a success- Price SSo. - v
,.-,Jyy
s Aa ljred (Jeaple Fatally' Barbed "
BCFTXLO. N. iT. Deo. 17. Oeorge
Banerrt, aged 61, aad his wife, aged 63
or Hamburg, Erie county, ware faulty
burned. The couple were too infirm to
make their escape. ; siu s .
Eeduction of Iron Wrker ITif?.
Bkthlxhm, Dee. 16. The Bethlehem
Iron Co-today rave notice of a reduo
tlon of 4en per cent on wages, to take
etxeot January -1st. Tbe reason aeetened
is that the '"condition of trade and the
reduod price cf ri! in the market,
msxe it nececsdry f . t this company t"
r-1uoe the eij-c - cf r.iinofit-ire."
1 '-. Ht3nrf- n f .-.,rr, r- K-Trrd
t r r, r t t- - ; . i
rETti Doc cm bt-r 16. The nrtaa of
this in are unanimous in the opinion
that yccleiday s article lu ibe Military
a U.zdie uf St. Petersburg Las urcail)
lncreaoed tne tension of tbe oilua'.iuU
between Russia and her neighbors Tbe
Psaiber Lloyd says ibal Austria mud
prepare herself uilliiaiily , thereby in-
voiviLg large expense no j mania
must in any ev.ui . says liie paper
" remain neutral. " Thjee who ar best
informed la offli-iul circles believe that
Russia will not veuluia to challenxe tli
inpple alliance.
OT PKTiOlBbLKH Ueocmber I'j -The
article wbitb app.-are-J ytoieidoy in the
Military Uczrtie tint made a favorable
impression here. It expresses the na
tional feeliurf. which is thai Russia
neither desires nor feats war.
8aN KkMj. Doccuubcr 1 Dr Mc
Kenzie and the other pbvsKians lit at
tendance ou tbe t 'ruwu Pnnce made an
examination today of the new growth
detected a few days aijuuu Ihe lelt ven
tricular baad of the Ihroat. After a
close and exbauniive examination Ibe
physicians issued a hulleliu declaring
thai the new growth as not of a can
Cerous nature, that it did n-d hinder lh
Dreaming, and that no overall n was
necessary at preen'. l dey a'so declare
I at the I ihi lar) u i la w holly sound
LoMm'N. December 16 Theaulhori
lies have f.-rtoddeu the proposed public
funeral lo l.inuell who died from in
juries in tli i-led by the poll, e d ut inn Ihe
Trafalgar Miu.ire riots to tuiso through
ihe equate The display was to late
place ( n Nunday next.
(.ical y xcilciiit iit.
A . hit . December Hi
On
tin
exciu-meni li
eeU Cause d
lere In
polltlCi I II r les ov.
Hon John Kills. Ill
Ion l'url laiiienl Im
lenuoti 'f coming
advocate of arm. i
States
r Ihe statement that
on tit r of the D mii in
I announced hi.i in
out to 1 1 1 e ' y as an
illotl lo the l ulled
I bestir lit Hews lliiiiifeil .il (Italics
t 1 j , luna
CiiaHI.kh ClTV, Iowa. D" 11 Ches
ter Mellows w us till II K at LU4'io'tloik
this forenoou 11 had lo be euptu.ileo
lo Ihe g..llowsi and as ihe rope was
placed around bis neck he ei laiine-i
Uiree limts. "I'lease tion't'" As the
sberilf placed a white cap our his
head he exclaim daain. 1'ieaHe don 't
lam innocent. " Tne trap w.s sprung
al 10 46. arid in eight rninutts and 4H
Seconds Ins heart teahed to hem tin.
neck Was blokt'll.
Despite the very best attention he
stowed upon the baby it will , i a . it k
and troublesome by reason t, ,olic.
diarrhoea, teething etc Do not fall
'hen, to use Dr. Hull's H thy Syrup.
I'rioe 25,;
li is within ihe reach of all for 2V.
we mean Laxador. ihe golden Hperith'
for dyspepsia indigestion .ml jaundice.
At all druggists,
A Hal MY It ted Roy kills Brother
and Mntcr
CHI ado Dec. 17 A Daily News
special f'oin Columbus Ark , says:
t Charles Whilsell. a h If wilted bov aged
13 went out walking with his brother
ged 9, and his sister aged 6 lie re
turned home alone and informed his
mother that he had killed them, show
ing a large knife with whicb be had
done the deed. The boy and girl were
found stretohed out in p ols of blood ,
with ibeir heads cut off
Ion Who Lflil iMdrnllrr Llvo
will lind great lelief from oonsiipalion.
h-adache nnrl nervousness by taking
Simmons Liyer Regulator. It is a sim
ple, narmiess. vegetable compound
sure to relieve you. Persons of seden
tary habile often suffer with kidney af
fectous. If Ihey would maintain the
streuxih of the digestive organs and im
prove the quality ol t . blood by taking
the Regulator it mm M leitore the kid
neys to health and vi oi.
A Developing Art. Probably
no applicaiioD ol science) in advanc
ing more rapidly thao photography.
Amoug receut applittucew are a de
teclive camera in tbe form of a
watch, with charm to bold a supply
of miniature dry platen, aud a teles
copic camera in wbich distant ob
jeute are brought near by telescopic
aid and photographed. Modern dry
plates have made the camera quite
available at night, and exquisite
pictures are now taken by, moon
light and even bystarlght.
A Cueiotjs Disooteet. In tbe
tartar of, teeth from skeletons of
the stone age, Mr. Charters White,
of tbe Odontological Society of
Great Britain, has iound specimens
of the food eaten by oar prehistoric
ancestors 3,000 yean or more ago.
The fragments identified include
portions of corn hu8ks spiral Vessels
from vegetable, starch bOsKs, mm
cells, tbe point of a fish's aod bitt
0 wool, feathers and cartilage. -.-, ..
"' Tkeif Bastaeee Beeaaiaa.
v Probably no one thing- ass oaused
such a genera l revival of trade at R- It
Duffy s drug store as their giving away
to their customers of so many free trial
bottles of Df. Kind's New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trede is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from tbe fact tbat It always cures tnd
never disappoints, Coughs.; colda,
asthma, bronchitis. Croup, and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cored,
Every bottle warranted. For sale st E.
N. Duffy's drug store.
Lots
cf 1 rr--
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COMMERCIAL.
IOTIOIV HlUkLT.
New YohK. Dec. 19 -1U..U a . M
Future, optiitd tUaJy NlrBtf4 60ti
bales
December. ',0 51 J j tie 11 '.
January, ,U'.7 July 1 1 "
February, 10 07 August 1 1 l"i
March. IU 77 ti ptrmbrr. 1U &j
Aprd, 1L f-ti October, lUil
May. ;o V-i Njveuiber lu
New Heme market Meaty t :
bales at i lo y 7 -.
Peanuls t)U ti
75 ct per bufhel
Lgge 17 l j If
Kice steady m $ 1 tx
i 10 in sucks
C-orn steady. 47 lo :y
l.idder, MJj to i 00 pri l.uriJr
Seed coilou i'i (X) tier hundred
Turkeys If 1 5U to S'.' 0 per p ir
I
Greenville Institute.
A Tin
t t'U.XB
I 11
l.iy
Hi lio
1 t:
oil
Spring I r rrn up-. i. Jan
Kive teachers
pup.
.Weil
N e
rail Itrm l.are hew bui. lu.
Pianos I lifers I he very bet-i ad aut.tgtv
lo young ladles desiring to sludy ellliei
vocal nr iristr unn liJ music. Tti
teacher 1:1 charge of it. is department it
a graduate of Hie lilmoio t .i!i -el alor y
of Mush' an I is III i ouhly con veroant
with tht later i and best methods
Hoard, luiti u lie lu ln g musir'
$'2'! pi r term iliout music r'.'i
Kitra charge foi I .ugunges
hoi funlier oi i i iiHfs uddrts
JOHN DC. Kit I. I'm,
(ireeuviile. N t' , Dec s i.s7 .
OUR SHOW WINDOWS
l-or all tin- Noveliies an I
1 jlic I ioodr
tills week
See those S 1,1 ( i d 1 I I I
a-ses foi
S:t on
S.-e the i.e w- p:,t, ni i,t ,1, p've
l 1 1 aHSt-s
S e the iiioh iingiiih.-ei.t display ol
Kine ( iold and Sil t r ( i . ds t v. r sho w i.
in this city
Kine llnnii s Siherwarv t lo lls
nit hv-B. Iiaiii iiil h uikI fiiiejt-wflry.
Bell The Jeweler.
Just Received;
A very ham:
'or Holiday T
I.
f Nt
,.le.
Don't fi.il
t
d
lifly
t for
cent S: urf. as ood us i s
I.e h
seventy live cents in the city.
Full line if Novelties in Haudker
chiefs and Susi-t tiders f. r ,i.,s also
on hand .
S. B. WATERS. Jr,
UKNTS' H KN1S11KK
J. P. G Davis,
Wholesale and Kktail Dkai.eh in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.
Best Orsdts Family Flour alwBVs in
Stock, liest lirands of Tobacco
Direct from the Factory.
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND
HEAVY DRY GOODS.
Call an i gel Hock B ittom PriciF.
31 A It K KT DOCK,
New Hcriio, N. C.
decIT dw
NEW BSRNETHEATkE.
Friday EvenV, Dec'r 23
First production in this city of Flotow 's
brilliant Three-Act Opera,
BV TUB
KATE BEHSBERG
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
1LSKRT PiTTKRIO . luifn.
For Benefit of St. Johns Lodge
pabkuro nvaio I
MAQBiriCB T COSTVHES I
. PI..K STACK SETTiaOSt
A GREAT CA8T:
MISSKATK BRBNRBERG,
Prlma-Uonne Hoprano, 1st t,f uari Hoea'S
. Urand English opera Company Drary
. . . lAB. LOBdoo, and tbe mertoan : i
- Operm vompaoy, Aosdemv ot t
, Mnate. NflW Itork. . , . ,
'7 MISS LOUI8E E!k3Kt;t v
OeatraltA, formerly lrltb the Amerloaa Open
. i x . .,ki.rapajr. , . -
i ;? MR. ROSS 1AVI1 '
TSner, late of Olara Lrnte Kedoft Concert
Oonapany,
JIR Kll, IwIOIIT, .
Basso, formerly of th Strakt.t b Or ra
, Coropaoy ,
big. OVIIL09 a sl::i:: ;
Musl.al Dlrotoi. forwr!y of the I .. C?-'
i
The Salvation Army
Iseuiall in cauaparisou tu the Army of
Hoycrs who is n dully tbe
Mammoth
Dry Goods
Repository
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the "rush"
customers
id cull early
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then f..
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i In
Old I.
To The Wh:lc:alc Trade.
Wl' " ' Hid 1.1,1 , ,, (,, m.,,r8 of
tll.tt II. t I, t.ltl.t. in . I fl y It imty 0f
us "lid ndj lining , (i lit i.-m u,., Hieac
inllv K.dtirii; ml, m-IIiii,; linriiins
bought uf us.
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iK'iiti s tbut h.ildlT d. fv ' utiiiM-titi.in.
As niHiiy li tis and Shms us any two
t.irts in the city.
In the lnjjiiMgr ..f (hi- Salvationist,
'Will you come. "
1NQ DON T YOU FORGET IT,
l have just receiAed n lot of the Ten
nessee I 'ai I Win-els hii.I Axles. Also a
ftillsuj plv of ("Imminon. (iraner. Boss
Dixie and l'oney Flows.
J. ('. WHITTY,
Cravt n St. . New bt-rn, N. O.
4 l'lo w l usi in(f r i f every descrip
tion. STOP! STOP! STOP!
EATON the JEWELER,
AND SEE THE
Largest and B' st Selected
STOCK OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE,
To be found in Emtern North Carolina.
Come and see me. Don't forget th
place.
SAM. K. EATON,
noT29dwtf Middle street.
"Inn ATION IS THI SnfCERESTrtaTTERT." 1 1
"BELL tbeJErELEd'' ?
Has returned from Northern afarktts
largest, ISlbst Complete s&nd
Varied Stock of
iWatchcs, Dbcr:7-,
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fiTRLtNQ- eilvi::; A! I i
-r.-'1'- TLATZD V.".r
erer sen In tl ia f
hesitation in rtyir ; I
best induren..erts io 1
on TONS cf t (JTH
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