Daily
OURNAL
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yOfc.fyi.-NO. 261 .
NEW BERNE. N. C., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS;
The
LOCAL NEWS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
THE cake and crackers are the
beet, at JoH5 Duns's.
CIOAB3 Large lot for sale on con
signment. Cheap for caah.
feb&tf R. N. Duffy.
AHOVELTY ROCKAWAY Oyster
Crackers at John Dunn b.
CHEAP Two show capr two pair of
Fairbank's counter ecu lee, good kg
new, and a big stock of god. at
feb2-8t J. F l"A-LOh '
DIRECT lrnpottation ..:
Brandy and Holland (in.
French
- arrived
in bond and duties paid st ' ustom
louse in New Berne, fruirimeeijn en
j in. goods for sale
FERTILIZERS fur Truckers and Cot
ton Planters at
Oko Allkn & Co.
CHOICE N. C. Hams at 12 cents per
pound at A. MlLLLK 8.
REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. l-uiou
Boda, etc , equal to imported.
James Rkdmumi.
TRUCKER 8
Potatoes at
Seed Peas, IleaiiB muii
Geo. Auje.n & Co.
1URE Liquors and Wines for Medici
nal and other usee, at wholesale.
, Jambs Redmond.
GARRETT'S Medoc Vineyard Coguac
and Wines for sale, at Manufactu
res prices, by James Hecmund.
REPAIRING! of China and Uric a
Brao done b y Clahke & Morgan.
Taxidermists. East Front st.
New Berne, Jan. 14. la3ai
Lore feast at the Second Advent
church tonight, at a quarter past seven
o'clock.
A Vance boro granger writer a coiu
munioation, which will be found in this
issue, endorsing the Farmers' Associa
tion at Greensboro on the homestead
law and other matters.
The fiuaooe committee of the Fair
were out yesterday and report the out
look for funds encouraging. Iai every
one feel it bis duty to contribute; to this
object. We believe it will he the be
ginning of brighter days for New Ui me
and this seotion.
A gentleman had a sample of New
river trout on exhibition on Middle
street yesterday as an illutun.1 ion of
what a railroad through Onslow would
have to do. To appreciate the magni
tude of the work iu the lUli line one
would have to see this sample.
From the Pyramid.
Presdent Washington Bryan, of the
A. & N. C. B , baa in bis office a small
block of the second Egyptian Pyramid.
Ir'hat much the appearance of our shell
rook up Trent river and seems to
possess valuable fertilising qualities as
well as being much prized memen to.
Be Has Clone Back.
Scientist, so called, inform us with
bold assurance that the ground -hog, on
coming out yesterday morning, imme
diately returned to his quarters. This
being so they are equally certain that
winter will stick to the schedule and
tin onto the appointed 2 1st of March
fWrkhout serious interruption.
After that time any chilling blast will
be the old-time achievement of winter
lingering in the lap of spring.
Iteamer Morements.
The Vesper of the E. C. D. lino will
sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The
Eaglet of this line will arrive this
. erening.
Thfl Experiment of the Clyde line
ariived from Baltimore yesterday morn
ing ' "with a oargo of. general merchan
dise aj.d left last night with a full oargo
of ootton and naval stores.
" The Kins ton of the N. T. S. Co. ar
rived from Klotldn yesterday evening
with a cargo of cotton.
The Manteo of the 0. D. line will sail
-for Norfolk this mora in g at 9 o'clock.
' Captain 'Jonea Spencer -Drowned,
y Capt. Sam Spencer, owner of the
schooner Sarah Midyette, is in the city
f and .Inform! us . of the drowning of
young Jones Bpencer on the last trip of
' . bis boat from this city. " The Sarah Mid
V yette's master was transferred to an-
other. schooner after, attiring at New
v Berne some time la the latter part of
- January, and Jones Spenoer was ap
: pointed master to Uke her back to Hyde
county. On the morning of the 26th of
January, i while go'0 ot of - lower
- . Broad, creek and trying to oat the
; anchor the tackle parted canting him
y to lose hli ' balance) - mad he went
; overboard Twootberyouag men were
. board the boat ; they cot the davit and
lowered the boat bvt It dipped and hid
- to be Sailed before they could go to bis
-rescue'. By this time, the schooner bo-
ing in' motion all the i while, Capt
Spencer had sank and his body could
; not be found. .;, ' 'i-i;
Capt. Bam - Bpsncer brought, the
- brother of the drowDed -man and , other
parties up to the point with ropes . and
boat to search for tLe body, t:
.Fair Notes.
The finance committee of the East
Carolina Fish Game and Oyster Fair
was at work yesterday. It is important
that the work of this committee be
puahed at jcce an 1 we hope all rub
aonbeia to the Foir will respond prompt,
ly and at once.
Tae oommitlee of arrangements are
taking active steps tj secure a building
for Ibe exhibit and as aoon aj it is ob
tained v. ill begiu t1 ie.-igi.a'.r -poo for
eiLib.u,
The cvw in ,t u-e n ii.irpiiiai.uu hi. a
IU- woi k e 1 i i liau 1 airri Jy K) rv
tUutf Li f l i: p . i a y , Qt f ll.e in -t
io'.ereBlln.. r.i.l.- r- lo 1 i 1.1 .N .1 Ui
Can !u...
Pubi
'i'h
Con,:
c iiu.ldiii .Day
f Hour? if lie pr r-aeulalivre of the
lean ( f the li lit J Slates has ret
h .iuMi Mt. 83d, 84th and
ap I J r
radon L.llr (or publu buiid
' Uur epi ti nla'.n
troiiuced a Li!! f r a
Kerne and it In Imp
Siiuuione has ln
building at New
rl.inl that he le
celve tin- heaily euppt.'it if our people
m Huh una the measure i t a road to
theFedeial ctiiiilery. A (ornmunica
Uoii In jesteiday o iMiue was timely ex
cepl thH I w e buggeet ihe name of Mr
Wm. 11. CJIier u lake the petitions
arouud instead of young Mr. Hancock
who cannot t pare tiie lime. Mr. Oliver
if lu lliorcUKh accord lib Mr. iSiuiinono
on these uiettfUiee and e know of no
one w ho would do more toward secur
ing the proper petitions than he. The
work should be done at one.
U0TS FKOM Dl 1'LIN
Soiiik of our larger coltoii planters
are still holding their cotton, wailing
for the price to advance
Prof. II. F'. (Jrady, hupi riulendeut of
public instruction for Duplin county, is
devoting his energy and practical good
sense to the work of getting the great
est possible good out of the public school
system. On the night of tbe 27th of
January he delivered, before the cili
zens of White Oak district, a very inter
ettting address bristling with facts and
anecdotes. Ho advics school commit
tees to purchase dictionaries, gazetteers.
wall niups, etc.. for the benefit of the
schools, and that the citizen! add ui
thehe oilier tio.ikw. ho that in every dis
trict there hall be n school library.
Aio we r.illv Bfliicted with hihlio
phobiu.' Accoidiug to tlia last rfpjrt
of the c iiiitoi-jsioaer of education, ihyie
are but luo public libraries Ihul is,
libraries for the publio of over three
hundred volumes in the State ono at
Ashevillo Hii.l one at Wilmington.
There a,re other libraries, but they be
long to individuals, the schools and
colleges and their societies. There
ought to bo publio libraries all over the
Slate.
I presume your readers saw the moon
in eclipse on the night of the 2Slli. This
phenomenon once saved hungry mari
ners from starvation. Columbus told
the aborigines of Santa Gloria that an
approaching eclipse of the moon was a
symbol of the severe indignation of tha
Oed of the Spaniards against them for
their refusal to supply the wily discov
erer and his men with the necessaries
of Ufa. The predicted lunar obscura
tion led the natives to bring in to the
strangers an abundance of supplies
from every direction.
We hare Ave eclipses this year. May
we raite a great abundance of supplies.
Goshen .
February 1, 1888.
Stonewall Items.
It is with regret that 1 report the fail
ure of Miller & Hooker. There is a
prospect that they will be O. K. after
all.
Mr. Wm. Luken. of the firm of
Lukens & Co., of Philadelphia, is in
our town the guett of our millman, A.
H. Whitoomb.
Capt. II. H. Dowdy informed me that
tbe Captain of the schooner Carrie was
accidentally drowned on the 26th Inst,
near the mouth of lower Broad creek.
Cbas. R. McCleese has been appointed
to ffll the vacancy of assistant light
house keeper atPiney Point, oaused hy
the death of Mr. Wilter Jones some,
time since.
Miss Sallie Baxter, of Currituck, who
has been visiting Mrs. J. B. Turner of
Bayboro, and othor relatives and friends
in this vicinity, has returned to her
homo to the regret of the Bayboro mer
chant who attended the conference In
not Fayetteville. I suppose there' will
be another conference in tbe near
future.
Capt. DJwdy says he has charge of a
craft, tbe Varrena, that is hard to beat
on the sail. He left tbe O. D. wharf at
19 o'clook, m., had to beat against a
bead wind fifteen miles of the wayi and
was at Dr. D. H. Abbott's wharf at
Vandemere at ix o'clock p.m. How is
that for sixty mile trip? ,
If any of your readers wish any cut
tings of the genuine English oxter wil
low, I will deliver to any person tieaijr
nated in New Berne, at 85e. per dozen
as many as are wanted; and f any one
wants pecan trees, two years Old. l will
deliver to freight line at from - fifty
oents to one dollar each as per quantity
at this place. r v. ' - - -1 z
'-- AttnCK TO OTHB&Sv A? ''"Jf:
should always be need for .children
teething. . It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, eures wind
oolio, and is tbe beet remedy for diar
hosa. Tweotr-flvecenU a bottle. - , ,
. mariiatuuisat wiy
THE LITEST XfflS
laiirued from ear Exrhajig-e.
Wake Forest College has 213 stuCn'.o.
The latent from Europe it the came
old .lory the wax clouds are thicken
It. been cloudy over Here a long
ume.
A large number of iron furnaces in
Pennsylvania have been compelled to
suspend work on account Lf ihe oitlici.1
i) in obtaining ooal.
In Indian Territory lael woekseten
innocent livts were teenncej in an at
tempt to capture, lo outlaws 1 be
oullawt are Mill M l:irtr
Thrreisa4t yeais old iLild piant
in Pn iladelplaa (a Oer ujun ) m ho is said
to play t o hundred diff f rt u: selections.
He will perhaps die young
The btckeiB of Jeui S:nr.h. the YLuf -l.fh
champiou. hjve accepted the chal
lenge of our man Sullivan ui defeat
their man in six rounds, or forfeit $o0
A t ill providing for the erecii on f a
pu I In- building i.t Arhi ille. N ' . i.b
passed by the House last Tuesday TLe
bill appropriates S 1 10 000 for the pur
potte.
Wilmington la to lime a railroad fiom
the cay to the Bound al Wr ightsv lile
The Star bbj b u is tx peeled that the
work of, ooUBlruction will begin i.txl
week.
The buiuing of the Virginia .Stale
penitenliaiy last Tuesday mom ng
caused a loss of 30,000 to the .Stale.
The buildings were not insured. No
convicts escaped.
The New York Tiibunu publishes a
carefully prepared isinunte of the
probable population of the I'nited
Slates al Ihe prcBe.nl Him , and put it
at 62,SJ3,5i'7 ersons
Mr . Thu be has presented to the 1 lout e
Elections Committee a bill for his ex
penst s iu contesting the seat of Mr.
larlisle. lln bill is $4,700. Thermal
allowed by law is 82 Oc'0.
A speoial to the Kaloigh News and
Observer says that about one hundred
hands working on the Scotland Neck
railroad extension struck. Tuesday, for
higher wuges and left the road.
The Republicans of Louisiana have
got a man to run for Oovernor. Kx
lloveruor Warnioth haH decided to uc
cept the nomination. He says they
don 't propose to stand any counting out
business.
A special to the News ami Observer
says the residence of Mr. (i. H. Hrad
shaw, clerk of the Superior Court, at
Asheboro, N. C, was destroyed by lire
last Tuesday night. Everything was
consumed except a few articles on the
first floor. Cause of the fire unknown.
A tremendous ice gorge formed dur
ing tbe severe oold weather a few days
ago on the Mississippi river in front of
St. Louis. Last Tuesday night it began
to drift down stream, grinding what
ever it came in contact with to ruins.
Several fine steamers have been de
stroyed. Already the estimated loss is
nearly 81,000,000.
Morebead City is the coming summer
resort of the Soath. The following is
from the Raeigh News and Observer
of February 1: "At the meeting of the
Atlantio Hotel (Morebead City) syndi
cate, held in this city Monday night, it
was ordered that the hotel building be
doubled in size and that new kitchens,
bath houses, pavilions, etc., be con
structed. From the enthusiasm of the
stockholders everything points to a big
success the comiDg summer."
A circular letter has been drawn up
by the Advisory Board of the Pennsyl
vania striking miners, in which the
strikers' are exhorted to stand firm.
The. labor troubles seem to be increas
ing in Pennsylvania. Tbe Pittsburg
carpenters demand an increase of ten
per cent, in wages, and the Tube Works
companies of McKeeeport, employing
Over six thousand men, hare given
notice of a ten per cent, reduction,
which it is thought will cause a general
strike.
A wealthy old cattleman named Wil
liamson, in Arkansas, was brutally
treated by a band of robbers last Satur
day night. The robbers entered bis
house about midnight and demanded
(10,000, the proceeds of a cattle sale in
Kansas City. The old man and his
wife refused to tell where the money
wa),' whereupon the robbers tied Mrs.
Williamson in a chair, built a fire in
the stove and held Mr. Williamson's
bare hands on the heated metal until
he was rendered unconscious. Mrs.
Williamson then turned over a check
for the money, which was deposited in
a bank in Kansas City. A strong party
are) in search of the outlaws and will
kill them if they are captured.
In- twi ee rayon from - life or small
pictures done, by Him JL.mron ICaoe,
who la teaching drawing and painting
by latest .-methods' at has residence on
Johnston street. J - t. Uaalldtf.
FOREIGN SEWS
Behun, Jia 8: The Bundcuiih to
day fixed the oum for carrying out the
provisions of tne new military bill at
27S,0o0,0o0 marks, of which sum U7"',
300,000 marks is uui recurring expendi
ture, and 3,200. OOu iiidikc a perouiuenl
loan. The till wub immed lately tf'.er
ward introduced in the Re kchjt.&g.
It is reported thai hisruarck. iu a re
cent conversation w uh an eminent
banker, expreboed Ihe conviction thai
the international situation would un
dergo a prolonged but peaceful solu
tp u. At ihe nt in" fine liicrnarck Con
t-iderB 11 pooBiblr t'.M UjaMn may pre
srve th Hu.Vttrici 'jr-Mi- n t. mi opn
pore, w v. t i t .i'or. .. litical
changes
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quiry on the p:irtot Auflii t
Herr llauiil has nrrive 1 i
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repol t to Ch lef of l'o! i e K r oe, i ,! . I 1 1 !k
of arrests al uncli.
Von Putlkbiner, M.nii-l.'r f ll.n in
tenor, has a-ke l the I lovi rnmeiit at
Heme whether Captain ii-her. Chief of
Police al Zurich, w acting in m-cord
ance with the law r. iippl in S ici:ilift
llOBllleB to lie ) t-ri II rt 11 ko erninPnl with
information atfe.'tu.g tlo- Iter . in d .t. e
live bureau
Sr. I'tTKic-i.1 io. .1 1'. j : 1 1 1 . 1 '!i i.i
iitzettee B.I r- t ii:it t i.e ' . 1 lot ;i; I loved
Ihe pliuiH for lie w f .i : ic .t i nie ,1 K o - n..
Ossowi Iz i un 1 M i--h urn at 1 lias ll jo 1
the liifnl of territory neur tLe linen of
formations, within uhich 1 1 erection
of piivate dwellings i.l i. .1 be per
mitted lam one of ll.e oil.: I.i-. . r
in the tow n an 1 1 I. ; e u - e 1 juui Su
valion Oil for era. K. d In i In. inine
and sand rrai wi;h I. .i-e-. it ((ivei.
perfectHaliBf.ictn.il. ( ma-- Y. I.i-.k.
414 "V. llitltiinoie St . Malt. nr.. re, Md
A Metl.o.n.t preacher hinted that it
would be n.ce .i )u Lurope. ii hit.
throat trouble win getting wore, but
the go id deacons selil for a In tile of 1 r.
Hu I Is t 'ollejl Sylllp.l.tld conn plelltly
no w en j1 ) a K" 'd i J -n
An Kxpcriiiii tit I iii ni (or Ficrj (iniiilj.
( 'ommiBMoner c f . i n n 1 1 u i e Kolnn-i-oli,
w nil the aid Stale t hemihl Mitllle,
is now al work on n plan for Btabliah
ing in evi ry county n model or ex peri
ment farm. This work is pn perly a
HP(url lo the orgnnz'ition f farmers'
institules. in w Inch Hie coniinisMoner
did some exti iifive nnd lapt yenr. The
purpose of tin h:' farms into bIiow nnd
en inplify the bert nu thod of work in
every department of agriculture, and
as far as practicable to provide for the
examination and nnulypis of Heeds, etc.
It is proposod to hnyo the bent farming
implements suited to this locality iu
which each farm may be located, with
all information as to how they may be
procured, prices, etc., and other general
information valuable to farmers. The
full plans, etc, will he made known in
the early future. News and Observer.
Tho beet recommendation . K very
body uses Laxador when in need of a
good cathartic. Boll everywhere.
Price only 25 cents
Parents cannot always carry the baby
on a trip for the recovery of i tn health.
But they can keep Dr. Bull s Baby
Syrup in tho hoiis. , and it w ill com
pensate for the tri;. 1 y Un proirpt relief.
A traveler en route fur Huston
was awakondl by it cry outside of
his window: "IYd;il ext tcmities
artistically llhiiainatrd for the
infinitesimal remuneration of five
centR." "liv Jove," he said "we're
therf!"
I H nitlKF, IV I) TO T1IK. I'OINT.
Dyspepsia i: druadful. Disordered
livor is misery. Indigestion is a foo lo
good nature.
lho human digestive rippnratu.-' i- one
of the most complicate d and wonderful
things in existence. It it easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough ! j'., elopi.y food,
bad cookery, mental vcotiy, late hours,
irregular habits, and many ofher things
which ought not to be, have made the
American peoples nation of dyspeptics.
But ureen s August i lower has done
a wonderful work iu reforming this sad
business and making the American peo
ple so healthy that they can CDjoy their
meals and bo happy.
Remember No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dye-
peptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle.
Seventy-five cents.
Michigan make more shingles
than other States in the UnioD,
but, curiously enough, it baa no
more than tne usual percentage of
good boys.
Notice.
I have for sale Kaffir Corn at 10 oents
per pound at home, or 80s. per pound
btmui.
Pecan trees. 3 years old, for 60 cents
each, delivered to freight line here.
- English Osier Willow Cattings at 10
cents per dosenv delivered at freight
line here, or 80o, per dozen hy mail.
i--Sf- a?'. JasS Itiitsv
v ; v- V ; Stonewall, N. C
January 81, 1888. y '-. dl w8t. v
commercial;
lOTTO.l BIABBLKT.
Yoke, Feb. 2 -10 ?0
Nkw
Future openexl quiet and steady
of 3,400 bales.
Sl
February
M lire h
April
May
J une
10 56
10 6S
10 71
10 7S
10 M
10 Pfi
August.
September
October,
November
December
January
10 ftl
10 61
10 08 ,
9 93
9 98
July
New
lie i lie market steady Sale
f 33 bale at 7 ( 0 to 9 VJ
uoitmn iiiiHiiri
1' nnulB 60 to 75 cl JK-r bu-hel
t.iB : 5 to :6
H.ce Btettily u; il txi Uj (1 10 in sackB
1 "in Bteady . 4 7 I.. "
1-odJti '-U . t . ! i unJieJ
M-ed colU n S3 00 oer hundred
1 urkey- tl j(J to 2 0J -r piir.
-'. hPK.t uh - Hmd 3 10 dip
BO
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Tam-si 0oii at
Oats -3?jii40. . in luh
HSEBWAI-IV p-r !!j
Msar Jn foot, 4c. to 6c.
KaanH Poa 6a7c ei i.uijd
PlANL'TS-hO' aSl 00er bUBl.e.
Oniiinb-JU' 00 per burr, i
'HI 'a rrs ' irowa. 4 J ; t- Hi.
Miil (jo i.er bushel.
AlTI.KB. - MttlL 71c ;r bui-hrl
IldSH 1'. ilATclS) t'3 OACol AJ
""'iiTuifi Inhtmas t0 joins 4 k
HarriB hi. 41'
SlllNaum-Wewl India, dull and n jm
inal, 6 inch 002 50 Building t
rich hearts, 82 40:saps,l 5 t.er M
WlluLKBAUt FHICKh
Nrw Mkhb t'oHK 15 71
1'oiiK New family. ?11 "
HiiiiL'LbKB MkaT -7aS
'. It s, K H s. H b ana 1
I i'l K ?a 00a OC
LiHl- 'ic. by the tierce
N aiu- Hauls 10 b 3a Mi.
HiUAh Granulated 7;
'FKKK -
I'llKKhK 15.
HaI.T -M0ah5- p,
MOLASBKS A Nil SYhLf 04(c.
PoWPKH 8,'j 00.
riuoT Drop. Jf 1 . r 0 , bui k, el 7.'.
Kkkhkn iC.
HiijE8 Dry, luc. green fx
Taliow 3c. per lb.
OWEN H. GUI0N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
lo 'M- - Siulk Front Klreel. four d 001 b
w 1 Bt of ( 'rat en
feSd-lf
Notice of Lost Certificate.
N.iIKe lit lientiN K1VI-II II. at Ihe I 'r I IT en I f
of r Ive Miin ,,r tin- I 11 (,. 1 1, 1 uteri ol U.i
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P. TRENWITH
W ibI.i-s 1" li.l,,ini the Pill. Ill' IIihI In- l.aB
e . Ill me no. . I 10 ohl l.unlhi kb on M 1 l.lle -i
it oil 1M now li.ared n .o all h li.d lwmk
l.elolu'liii; lo Hie 1 1 1 IK k mi) 1 1 1 . lull Kiel
Waiiim I'liKlntan, kihI anllrll Ihe imi r. me
ol 108 eld Ti ii iiiIh and parloiif
llo au Mm. Inn a H rlitlly. i ll 1 i.
P. H. PELLETIER,
A T T O K N i: I AT LAW,
Will prarlloe In llie (nr. lira .( I'lairu. Cm.
tert't, Jmiea. (HiBlow and Painln n
I'ntteil Htitlra Court at ,Nrw Mi mr
Sujierinr IVinrl of ttie Hlat. r. I I
and
llf
For Rent,
The Club Houbo on Craven atreel,
recently occupied br the citv covern-
ment. Apply to the
JOURNAL OlHi'K.
Lost Reward.
On Tuesday, the 24Lh 'of Jariuaiy. a
email bag containing a pocket book and
hvo dollars in silver. The pocket book
contained-a twenty dollar gold piece, a
twenty dollar bill and a ten dollar bill.
The gold piece baa a mark on the date
side extending from near tbe centre
down through tbe date and lo near the
name point on tbe opposite side. The
bag was lout either on Ellin s dill yard
or the lumber yard of the RadclifT
mills A liberal reward will be paid
for the return of said bag and contents
27 lw H. H. IPOCK.
Just Received;
250 Barrels of
Early Rose
Seed Potatoes,
For sale CHEAP,
AT
3?. Uliclis,
MIDDLE STREET.
NEW BERNE. N. C.
6i" P. S -Standard Stock.
Dr. N. H. Street.
Office corner of Pollock and Craren
treete,
dSOdwSm NEWfBE&XE, N. C
Dr. G. L. SHACELEFORD,
DENTIST,
3VIXZ3ZXjiXI STJRJE3JOT,
To reduce my stock of Cigars, I will
sell at greatly reduced prices many
brands for ihe Lext Thirty Days.
Call and gel oinc bargaiue. t- -
JOHN DUIglX.
January IS". 24 dtf
WALTER' 8
Photograph Gallery!
1 take great pleasure in informing ny
friends and tne public e.-uerally. that
inv .New M'u ll if lion lomplete. v
M l. gjM ip ou up Srw Improved
liaU i t.oie p(aled O. ill. r I pelUS OT
-IprUBe i:, ..nal.gil.K Hub Light, HO SB '
I t'l'r I : ni . i k ii, hi f! I'o,ce.
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run rive
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ir- . pi md of ihe
b e . ,. work
I t 1 1 1 hoon Lo tfuill
"ii r e I
' ' 1' i" hi, i ii. ej ii j our favors.
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For Sale.
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11 .!. Mo,. I., C.ty,
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I ' jiu and k i:. hen alia, hni .
Situate i i. i: ,,,,., lH.t4,.n
the At' .1 ', (I t,
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; . .,.- j properly
M A i.i IS,
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NOW IS THE TIME
Ti i
Make Amend: f:r :.h:rt Crops
and Tocr .T rices.
Al.l "i, ,. e, l . .nt-, t fa fveu
W llll ll.e W ill
.p ' ot t.. l i(.'ii, ii'imirH rm
" hI' 1 " '''-ll b- t" make iib much
I" 111 If ponpilile
I (Ht I III. I I .to n.vvs,
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itl.d e,.,g HI i,... i, S ,!i,M,lv eh. 11th,
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on ,(., 1, I 1 1 1 (,, ,tM, Shoes,
H'tiH i I i, k - I , Lnderveats
I.H" I" 'lib. I ; . , I, .s ( ,,, ,.u,
1 ", It'.ll. I'.. tone ppeellied, as
I'on'.iti h ;' . K i- n , i i, t, ,( t,, Oieir
I ol 11. , I 1 ,1 ,
out
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The Occoneechee Hotel,
IMI. LSI i iRi ). N. ( '
For Sctlc.
1 li .mi -i iv I'oii.in'B , r two aCji.lnliiK Iota
H. II eiii h .No I Iihb n In lei liUlldlriK.
I . t v irlllli .1 i:, I I nf u illi m-eniy
r.M.n.n t.i.Hiil-r.1. i.iib.di m n ..n,-i nnd oiitliotiftA
IIimiii.b ell fn 1 1, nsli. .1 a. in new fumllurt.
N" '""" . t.l:i a i i.. I i'.m- i bib uro a a
.1 well inn I,, ilM., , :,i iirhi. room, and also
an nice wlin i.,, r.K.im 1 he l,,,l prof),
eriy ib well biuib.i for a nimMiBr and winter
re..n 1'n-nij ,.f n,,,),, f x i rnai v. lawca
and ti'r e,un! In i,v W ; 1 1 .. II l lie u hnl
loeell ,.r ,,, ,
Iran o' 1 a i 1
iiiDm fr. .m II
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' n'.i k w I 2 acr-pa. ibree
. I li B I '11 1 I in III I(pd
' 1 1" for piice atjd
H. I'lHil 1 ,
'i ll!e l eun.,
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lll'dat" r.', N. I'.
An Explanation.
When I .t.hertiM',1 for ( hristniSB Oifte
and New on I ii BeniB-, it waeonly a
reminder t. t!. en' wl, (d , liui
amounts to a up. .lnr due time I
think I must have l en .irnamin);. fcr
th y don t p-iv orth H cent
A fewgmid friends hate psij- -.oriio
good friend have not paid.
Well, they vt ill. w , n't tlo -
I don t k i, a i i,,, v. : ,
it v nl I o ; 'i . r e. e i 1 1,, i;
fn in N. w H, ii... t: r ,it-), J
to ' InMow mm iii, ihe ,
1 tiiuk
luilt
''" nty,
will
Pee
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ihoBe ,ti v. v
Srr.ok 1 ' :
I'ipeB. Sti n.
penr rally . t!,.
Cash
At :r,. :
I ' i. '.ii.ii, ;.. Mipp'y all
f a r-.'.d i'i-ar. To! cco,
Pn. Out. t'bewing,
and Finokfr's articHee
I I -1 to I r had. cheap for
W. 1 PALMER,
---.p. i. New Heme, N. C.
Honey To Loan.
I-.xaminc the fnllnia-inir i.vi
what vou need for the r-oee, -.. -
..JB. "Ol BW
- - "'"""I, cai, luu
save money by buying from me at
SMUHT CIU)I PRICKS.
Knd TOtl Will hfiVA mrin 1 1
.-wuwutj VU llJoU .
i-lows: pix)W8! plows:
uixie, uaiay, Clipper, AUa Po.er
uueen nn a mtt mtoi t,F
the Stonewall, Cli.Max, Oera and Caro '
iiuatAaiuu riu, ana uasttngsof ererr
description.
'Also, a fnll line of Axes, ShOTelsV:
Boades. Forks. Rak-na FTn. w i n.i. ' ' t
" uu AxieSafiod and Tira -
thing in the Hardware line!
viu Daeuers, wrain ransr Grain
Cradles, Hewing Scythes. Movers and
Raanerau.- RALtinv. c.n . v.u
Uachino Oils,. Laoe Leathers.' Cant
Beepeetfolly,- y' , "
; :,J C, V7HITTY. .