The Daily Journal
VOL. VI.-NO. 263.
NEW BERNE. N. C.. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1888.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
'fTHE JE cakes and cracker are the
X )M(, at Johs Duhm'b.
CIGARS Large lot for sale on con
signment. Cheap for cash.
iabS-tl. R. N. Dim.
A NOVELTY BOCKAWAY Oyster
Crackeri at John Dunn's.
DIRECT importation of Frenoh
Brandy and Holland Oin arrived
in bond and duties paid at Custom
louse in'New Berne. guaranteeing gen
jiaa goods 'or sale.
Jai Redmond.
TT'EBTILIZERS for Truckers and Cot
1 ton Planters at
Geo.
Aluc.n & Co.
CHOICE N. C.
pound at
Bams at 12 cents per
A. Mill kb h.
REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon
IV Soda, etc , equal to imported.
James Rkdmomi.
-T'RUCKER.S Seed Peas, Beans and
1. Potatoes at
Oko. Allxw & Co.
13URE Liquors and Wines for Medici
nal and other uses, at wholesale.
James Redmond.
GARRETT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac
and Wines for sale, at Manufactu
rer s prioea, by James Redmond.
Prepare something for the Fair.
March lSlh, Hih and 15ih, 1888.
Quite a shower of rain yesterday
morning.
Lenoir Superior Court poovhim to
morrow, Judge Shepcrd presiding
Our truck farmers have put io their
pea crop and are now preparing for
potatoes.
Definite information baa been received
frjni Moor & Brady that tbeir force
will d on hand this week. Toe cycler
men can bring on tbe oysters.
Rev. Mr. Pearson is to begin work in
New Berne on the 19lh inst. Lie is now
at Statesville where a considerable re
ligious awakening is going on.
Tbe repairing of buildings has begun
earlier than usual in New Berne this
season. Put your house in order. A
great many people will be here next
November.
The county commissioners will be in
seieion tomorrow (Monday). It is the
time for opening tbs Healed proposals
and plans for building a bridge across
Neuse river, and for purchasing the
county's stock in the A. fc N. C. U
Funeral Notce.
The funeral service of the late Mrs.
Olivia Fields will begin at Christ
Church this (Sunday) afternoon at 3 30
o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are
invited to attend.
Sttamar movements.
The Vesper of the E. C. 1) lino will
arrivs this afternoon. Tbe Eaglet of
this -line will sail at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
The Newberne, of the CD. line, ar
rived last night from Norfolk.
Lecture. '.
At the Presbyterian Church tonight a
Isoture will be delivered by Rev. Dr.
Vesica tbs wonderful history of the
Martyr Church of Bohemia, the land of
Hum and of Liska. The traial and tri
umphs of the Gospel of Christ were ex
hibited here ai almost no where else.
Th public are Invited to attend.
Xob7 for th fair.
Thsra are doubtless many people in
Nswiern who are willing to contribute
to tat Fair who have not been called on
by ,be finance oosnmitU. There are
' only three members of the oommittee
and while they have been diligent in
. their work they hare not been able to
call oo alf. Any one who feel willing
to "contribute should not wait to be
. called on but oome forward with yoar
, tte.lr.:;v
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Progreei of the Fair.
' Tbe outlook continues promising for
the Fair. The finance committee is
doing Ita work fiobly and effectually
and everybody ie becoming interested.
The well known firms of Wylie, Smith
&o. and Jaa. D. Itaaon A Co. of Balti
morr, represented la this city by Ja.
W. Moore,-Esq., have offered liberal
-donations for premiums. As tbe thing
. i-nvased It grow la magnitude. ' It
' will be an exhibit that will do end it to
. the East. - Remember the time,' lSlh,
Uth and IStk of March:
. Iavj OomJn. :.s i..t-
By all who bare ever heard of Levy,
. the great cornet performer, the an
Bounoement of hie ooming ; will be
. hailed with delight, Ha la said to he
. supported by an able ooneerS company,
aad will be here on the 18th inst. That
will be on Saturday, but the people will
hear Levy just the eaate, for ho standi
at tbe bead ef tbe list la his profession,
'. New Bern rs beea fortunate ia hey
, log g-3 tro-jp ttis ., a. They
ki ti l-.bt rM t-i reined,
wt'-'i-r- 'ft-. ; ttO lT'-.r;r.:zS,
Hold it at M or eh sad City.
A communication to the Beaufort
Record urges that the Democratio State
CooTention be held at Morehead City.
Not a bad idea. With the fast sechedule
that President Bryan contemplate
making for the summer Morehead City
will not be more .than six hours' run
iom Raleigh, and a more delightful
place for such a convention cannot be
found in the Bute. Let the delegates
assemble at Morehead City and see tbe
progress the old State is making in tbe
way of a summer resort.
A Merited C.mpliment.
The editor of the Methodist Advauc
paid New Berue a visit recently and
speaks thusly of our marble man, Mr
J. K W illis:
Mr. Willis is one uf tbe best workmen
we know, a nue business man, an
earnest Christian and will give satisfao
tion to every customer. We have seen
many monuments and tombstones
made and erected by hiin and no better
more durable or handsomer work oan
be obtained anywhere North or South.
Ills prices are lower than northern
marble workers, generally, for tbe same
class of work, and Ibis is a home in
dustry that should have preference
We have known Mr. Willis for many
years and feel tbat we cannot commend
him too highly.
Church Services ToJay.
There will be services in the Methodist
Church at 11 a. in. ami 7 15 p. m., con
ducted by the pastor Rev. L. W. Craw
ford. Pews are free. Ushers are al
wujs in the vestibule to receive stran
gers. All persons arc cordially invited
to woiship vtitli the congregation. Sun
day si boo 1 at 3 p. m , J. K. Willis,
Nupt
Preshv terian Church Rev L. C.
Vans, D. D , Pastor. Services at 11
a. m. and 4 40 p. ru. Sabbath school at
3:30 p. m. Subject at night: "The
Bohemian Church, ita Trial and Tri
umpu." All are welcome at theee
services to worship tbe Lord together
on bis holy day.
Catholio Church Rev. Father Price,
pastor. Morning service at 11 oolock.
consisting of Holy Mass and sermon on
The Liturgy of Baptism. Evening ser
vice at 7 o'clock, consisting of Benedic
tion of tbe Most Blessed Sacrament, and
sermon on The Con fee. inal.
Christ Church -V.W. Shields, Rector.
Sexigesima Sunday. Services at 11 a m
Holy Communion and at 7 p. m
Sunday s hool at 4 p m. All people
will be welcomed to the services of this
church. Ushers at tbe door.
Baptist Church Praise and prayer
meeting at 11 a, m. After which
there will ba a church oonferenoe to
bear read tbe letter of acceptance of
Rev. II. W. Battle. Every member of
the church is earnestly requested to be
present. Sabbath School at 8 p. m.
Tlioro will also be a prayer meeting
every night during the week in the
church except Saturday nigbt, prepara
tory to tbe series of meetings soon to be
held in this oity by Rev. Mr. Pearson.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend theee meetings.
Y. M. C. A. Devotional meeting at
tbe rooms of the Association on Middle
street at 5;. m., conducted by J. J.
Wolfenden.
Second Adventist Church Elder
Eugene Scott, Pastor. Services at 11
a. m. and at 7:15 p. m. Tbe publio are
oordiallr invited.
President National Bank
McMinville, Tenn., writes: In my opin
ion from experience in my wife's case,
you Lemon Elixir has few if anv
equals, and no superiors in medicine
for the regulation of tbe liver, stomach
and bowels. Your Lemon Hot Drops
are superior to any remedies we have
ever been able to get for my wife's
throat and lung disease. 1 feel oertain,
and so does she, that your Lemon Elixir
and Lemon Hot Drops have been the
means of greatly prolonging ber life.
We hare not the lest idea that she
would now be living only for these
remedies. Had she. only need theee
remedies sooner sbe would long since,
in my opinion, have been well and been
ared the great suffering she has under
gone. Truly, W. H. MAOIfEES.
To Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
Frost a Praatlaeat Lady.
I have not bee able in two years io
walk or stand without suffering great
pain. Dines taxing Dr. Motley a uemon
Elixir i can walk nail a mile without
suffering the least inconvenience
Mia. K. H. Blood womTH, Griffla, Oa,
- :'--Lnoa Hot Drops.
I had for several years a severe ul
oerated sore throat, eaaaicg muck pain
and neastnese, ae - there waa consider
able hemorrhage '' when coughing. I
bought one bottle of Dr. Hosier a Lemon
Hot Drops. It gave sae almost imme
diate relief; have weed it only t weary
foor hours, and my throat and ooega ie
almost entirely weU. It is certainly an
emeieat ana epeexry remecy.
- N. F. Thowpbok,
lie B. Forty ta street, Atlanta, Oa. ,
. For sale ia U ew Bene, wholesale and
retail, at R.N. Duffy's drag store. Cash
moat aooompaay the order. ' . 4
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-'-:; ; PaTtralla,' j?. yj
In oil or eriyori from hfe or email
pic to re done ty V ias Aurcra Mace,
who is teaching drawing and painting
by latest method at ber T;JT"e cn
Johnston rtreet. . fJaBlli !.,'..
TBE LATEST JfEWS
Condensed from oar Exchanges.
Work has been resumed in several of
the Pennsylvania iron furnaces and
coal mine.
Earthquake shocks were sharply felt
in different parts of England and 8 mi
land Thursday.
In the Charleston cotton fire (reported
jesieraayj eignt thousand bales were
buined. ToUl loss 2800,000
Two railway accidents are reported
for last Thursday. One in Texas, in
which an engineer was killed, and one
in Illinois, in which two men were
killed.
Dr. Richard K. Uregory, of Greens
boro, N. C, has invented a bandage
for surgeon's use. which attracts favor
able oomment from doctors and army
surgeons.
Richmond, Va., has the electric street
railway in operation again. It was
formally opened to the publio last
Thursday. It was successfully run
over the line for a distance of seven
miles.
Mr. James A. Rjbinson, ("Old Hurry
uraph,") associate editor of the Durham
Recorder, has done what all sensible
editors should do, married a wife. He
is receiving the congratulations of his
brethren of the pi ess un bis good for
tune. Last Thursday a cilicen of C hicago, a
Mr. Briggs, dropped dead, in the street
a few minutes after leaving his home
in perfect health, and wbeu the Dews
reached his wife she went into a series
of fainting fits which ended in her
death in a short while.
Georgia railroads are lowering pas
senger rates. The Atlantic & Western
Railroad ha reduced its rates from
three cents per mile, the rate through
out tbe Slate, to 24 cents per mile,
which railroad men say will force
other roads to do likew ise.
Eliza Randall, of Clay county, (la.,
who was to have been banged Friday
for the murder of ber father, had her
sentence commuted to imprisonment
for life. Her crime is one of the blood
iest on record in that Slate, but public
sentiment against capital punishment
saved her neck.
The Presbyterians raised by subscrip
tion on yesterday $5,000 toward build
ing their new church. We learn they
contemplate putting up a handsome
structure to cost between $10,000 and
813,000. Yesterday's work is a splendid
beginning. Winston Daily.
Very favorable reports are made of
the progress of work on the govern
ment vessels at Cramp's ship-yard, in
Philadelphia. The gunboat Yorktown,
the dynamite cruiser and the cruiser
Baltimore will all be completed in a
few months, and material is arriving
for the construction of the cruisers
Newark and Pbiladslpbia .
During 1887 the Oxford Orphan Ay-
lum provided for 203 children at that
institution. Now there are 221, and 90
applicants for admission on file. The
superintendent estimates that there are
1,000 children in the State who ought to
be in asylums. The receipts of the in
stitution were SIS, 073, expenditures
$18,427.-Ex.
A special to tbe News and Observer
from Williams ton, N. C, gives an ac
count of a fire which occurred there
about two o'clock Friday morning. The
fire originated in the residence ef Mr. S.
H. Newberry. Mr. Newberry's large
frame livery stable caught from the
burning residence and both were en
tirely consumed. Loss about (3,000;
insurance 1 1,300.
All of Charlotte's new ootton mill
will be lighted by electricity. There
are already three electric light plants
is the city, of which two are private j
and one publio. The graded school
commissioner have received forty ap
plications for tbe position of superin
tendent of the Charlotte graded schools.
The election, we understand, is to take
place next week. Charlotte Chronicle.
The store building and entire stock of
goods of ex-Sheriff W. A. Deans, at
Oreenleaf , near this oity were complete
ly destroyed by fire yesterday morning
shortly after midnight. The fire in all
probability was accidental, aa there was
bo one in the store, and a lamp was left
burning for the night. Mr. Dean's loss
ia perhaps t6,W with bat 19,000 in
auranoe; we learn . Ool d sboro Argue.
' A special to the Raleigh News and
Observer from Washington, IT. Or, says:
1" About five milee frofis Makelyville, in
Hyde ooantyT man-, aamed Lupton
kept ber-rooar and grocery. La
Taoreday morning hi Mora was found
ia eabea with his aharrad romaiaa ia
the a ids. : Ho ia supposed ie have beea
murdered, robbed, and his etore set oa
fire: Ko IrtIotn6 w
' Quito a number of people from th
eijkbbf fc g tawns and oou&iry arehere
attending Mr. Pearson's meetings.
Messrs. Wallace Bros, have lately pre
pared an exhibit of medicinal roots,
herbs and plants from tbeir herbarium
for the museum of Harvard College,
Cambridge, Maa , and w ill shortly be
gin the preparation of a similar exhibit
for tbe museum of the University of
North Carolina Statesville Landmark.
In tbe House of Representatives,
Thursday a bill defining second and
third class mail mailer was passed. The
object of the bill, as explained by Mr.
Blount, of Georgia, chairman of the
committee on PoBloffice and Pol R jads,
was to prevent evasion cf the law
which designates what shall constitute
second and third class mail matter. He
said the law had bet n evaded by pub
Ushers issuing books at slated intervals
and passing Ihem through the m mid as
second class niuiu r un the ground that
they were periodicals: that while ibo
Bible and educational books had to pay
eight cents per pound, the yellow cov
ered wood could go through the mails
for one cent per pound. The bill passed
ty a vote of 145 to 116.
THE JEWELS
The late cool 8iini drew the Jewels
closer logelher than llicy have been for
some time past . and alio nearer to the
fire place of the Cotton Exchange where
the ja-jili eoe disptnnts the best heat at
tainable from burning the decayed
planks of the last year s platform The
meeting was an t n j' ) able one hiid near
ly a full pun i, el HtHent. The long
separation of the meinbrrs led to a
narration of individual experience inu h
after the manner of that which followed
"the tour of the virtues "
Some had been to the uiou mains some
to the seaside while others had roamed
the luxuriant fields and meadows of the
vicinage. All bad enjoyed a good time
and had more to tell than the boy in
"Eyes and no eyes or the nrt of seeing. ''
Tbe panel is impressed with the fact
hove wer that great Ionh to the country at
large hag been the result of the long va
cation of the jewels.
Indeed so strong is this impression
that a lixed deter in nut ion to dr and
do in the future wus impressively
stamped on the counteiisnc e of each and
every member present.
Tbe short crops of thin section has
somew bat curtailed their income w hile
no responnive sympathy has reached
them from an overloaded treasury at
Washington.
Slight relief is now beginning to dawn
upon their vision, in the efforts being
made to repeal the internal revenue
laws. This relief w ill be small because
the Panel are only interested in the tux
on tobacco, it being well known that
they but seldom drink anything, and
never except when alone or w ith some
body. It is contemplated afier the to
bacco tax shall have been taken olT to
pas rigid laws against begging a chew,
a matter tbat up to this time has appar
ently escaped the notice of argus eyed
politicians. Two and a half cent pieces
will be coined in order that a purchaser
of one cigar worth "two for live"
shall not he extortioned on
to the amount of threw cents for w ant of
ability to make the right ohange as is
th1) case now. Until Mich coins shall
be attainable a e.ornmeroe bill will be
enforced, requiring all venders of "two
for five" cigars to take only tuouents
for one. unless the purchaser shnll
satisfy him that he hag already had one
for two cents in the last purchase. This
may be established by tbe evidence of
two respectable w itnesses, or his own
affidavit made before any Justice of the
Peace or Notary Public, living, moving
and haying his being anywhere in a
reasonable distance of a cigar stand or
tobaooo store. In such case he may be
allowed to take three cents. This, it is
hoped will promote the sale of two at a
time, and thus enable Ibo buyer to have
one for a friend who might be destitu te.
The Pannel on this occasion were in
excellent health, the best of humor and
declare themselves prepared to enter
the campaign of 1881 with vigorous
blowing at command.
List or Loiters
Remaining in the postoffico at
New
Berne, Craven county, N. C ,
Feb. 5lh,
1888: .
Emily BryaDt, Mary E. Browner,
Janle Colling, Joseph Cox, R D.Guy,
W. N. F. Hope, Mary J. Latham, Sarah
Moore, B. L. Parrott, Jane Reaves, John
P. Simmons, James M. Weeks, Zilphia
A. Willis.
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list.
The regulations now require that one
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each letter advertised.
M. Manly, P. M.
. Delay always induces ultimate
trouble and especially is this true in it
application to the human system. Lax
ad or always saves time and trouble by
prompt use in the beginning of sick
ness. It yoar baby is eick, suffering and
crvina with pain of cutting teeth, soothe
it with Dr.. Bulla Baby Syrap. It is
safe Price a oeata. -
r lath town of PoUoksville, bv Bar,
C b us a wen, iDrnary i, 1533. Mr.
Charleo Whitty to Visa Willi Ai Bell.
All of miotoTillev. v. .
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commercial:
COT-TOPI MARKET.
New Yoki, Feb. 4 10:20 . M.
Futures opened steady bales of 2,000
bales.
February,
March,
April,
May,
June,
10.4
10.WJ
10 M
10.71
10 78
10 81
August,
September
October,
November
December.
10 8?
10 85
10 OS
6 8V
9 89
July,
January
New Berne market steady hales
of one bale at 9 70. Sales for the week
bales against 120 same week last
year.
DOMESTIC niHIHT
Peanuts 60 to 75 els per bushel.
Eggs 15 to 16.
Kice steady at 81 00 to i 1 10 in sac ks.
Corn steady, 47 to 55.
Fodder, BOc. to 81.00 per hundred
Sped cotton S3 00 per hundred.
Turkeys 81 50 to $2 00 per pair
TvarEHTLNC Hard . Si. 10 1it i co
a2 0J.
Ta.h-81 0081.26.
Oatb 37ia40c in bulk
Himwn-ISo per lb
Hxxr On foot, 4o.to 6c.
tJPuaBU Pona 6a7o. per pound
..lUMS-Country. lOallc.
PaxMirrs H0c.a8l 00 per bushel
Onions 82 00 per barrel.
OaiOXENa Grown 40c. . spring 'M:
Meal 6rc. pr bushel.
Apflkb- Matt 75c per bushel
Potatoes Bahamas. 30c. , yams 40c.
Harrison. 40.',.
iKltsii I'iTaTuis-83 00t3 50
HuiNULES West India, dull and n ui
inal, 6 inch 82 00a 2 50. Building, t,
inch hearts. t 40 , sape.Sl 65 per M.
WHOLESALE PKK'Xh
New Mkb8 Pore 115 75.
I'ohk New family, 816 0.1
Hhuuldeh Meat 7boc.
C. U.'s, F. B's. B.'sand L. ('.- Nc
KtxiUB-83. 00a6.00.
Lard 8(o. by the tierce.
Potatoes Early Hose seed. S-.'l '.J per
barrel K N
Nails Basis 10's,82 50.
Hug ah Granulated, TJ.i
Coffee a0a2Jc.
'HKl8K 15.
Halt B0a85c. per sack.
Molasses and Ht aura 904 ta
Powdeb 85 00.
BaoT Drop. 81.60; buck, $1.7:.
Kerosene- Sia.
Hides Dry, inc.: green 6o.
Tallow 3c. per lb
1 IIakm.y Know What to Hay.
lint I will say this much. 1 desire to
reduce my stock of Cigars. Tobacco
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, of which I
haTe a great variesy, and good ones
too. and smoker's articles generally, for
1 have more on hand than I want and
want to turn thvm into money, which I
do want. Now for a air deal all
areund. I will exchange any of my
goods for cash for the next ninety or a
hundred days to any person or persons
in want of any of my good, fine goods.
consisting of the very best Cigars made.
for 5c. lOe. 15c. 20c or 80c. each.
('all and verify the truth of what I
say .
TaNMI.I. S Pi N( 11 AoKM'Y
Wm I. PA l.M Kit
Middle street. New Berne. N . C
OWEN H. QUION,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
KooMS .South Front slrci'l, four doors
west of Craven. ft3dwtf
Notice of Lost Certificate.
Notice In hereby given UisU in (rllftcKtp
of Hive Miert of Ihe ( itpital HUrk of tre
Atlantic and Mrih Cavrollna KaDrosu, ( om-
pitnv, sLandlnK in Die name of John II
rw-en torn , and that Rppl loat Ion will m- m1
l't autiti i "III pun mi uir v a in i t inn i m mill
I ft Th from I he dull hereof for i tie issue of s
III W PiT 1 ' Mcate.
M A I' Y fonK .
A 1 ml n int r hI r f of Jot in H imr
H Ii 2. IHSS. i&K
P. TRENWITH
W ihdha i Inform the Public that he has
oomrmTjcetl his oM business on Middle Hi
and la now prepared to do all kind of work
be longing to the Hlark.mtlh. (ai I and
Wsgon b tidiness, and aollplti the patronage
f his old friends and partoni.
Horso Shoeing aHpcrlalty. fetil d'in
P. H. PELLETIER,
TTOKNKY AT LAW,
Will praMlr In tha CVtititle of Oaves), Car
teret , Jones, Onslow and J'anllpo
1'nlleil Rtten Court at New Kern, and
Superior Court of tha KtAte. ft hi dtf
For Rent,
The Club House on Craven street.
recently occupied by the city govern
ment. Apply to the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Just Received;
250 Barrels of
Early Rose
Seed Potatoes,
For sale CHEAP,
AT
3F. XTLricIi's,
MIDDLE STREET.
NEW BEBSE, N. C.
(T P. S -SUadard Stock.
Dr. H. Street
Offloaooraer. tt Fatlook and Cram
traata, " t.'. " j: '
dM dwtm - KKW N. C. .
DR. J. D. CLARK
DENTIHT, v;
aaiwnu.a.
Jfltss in urmvsa iri. miwmi laUsMst :
and BroaU. n14Avf-'5
To reduce my stock of Cigars, I wfll ;
sell at greatly reduced prices tataf '
branis for the next Thirty Days.
Gail and get some bargaine.
JOHN DUNN.
January 23 IMS'. M dtf c;
WALTER 8 ; ;
Photograph Gallery ! X
I take great i ; -ura in informing my "
friends, and Uie , .,6110 generally, that
my New Sludiu is now complete. . ';'
My Light is on the New Improved A
Plan. 1 have spared neither pains Qr
eipense in arranging this Light, ao as .
U) give to all my work that Njfl Poroa- '
lain Ltfevl '.
Kvery style of Lu-ture copied and en-
largrd to any sue desired.
A suoceeaful career of twenty-Bra s
years in Nwrfolk a . is a proof of tha
salisfacliou 1 alws)s give Hy work ,
speaks for itnelf. by it I nope to gain
your confidence and merit your favors. "'
Very respectfully,
THOH. WALTER,
N. W cor Middle and Fulluok st.,
in r Iu If v h druif store.
jar,21dtf NKW HKKNK, N. C. i
For Sale,
liin- Collage llou.c in Morrbuad City,
N C Hli fi'iir lo.-inn. will) dining
room and kiU'ben attached.
hilualt-d on liulroa.l vln-et, between
Ihe Allai.li lloti I un ! Nrw Berne
House.
Tricf of housf and lot. Siaiu Parties
ilt-siring to iun hace tin- al.ov .roprty
w ill cor i eKpon l w u li
M A. DAVIS,
j.'O diUi I It Mon-head City, N. O
NOW IS THE TIUT
Make Amends for Shcrt Crops
ana Focr Irice?.
Al.l nirii more gt-t joiirnr-UeH even
lib the or Id .
An w . nri. hIm wl to bein repairs on
Hli-rt. mil Minion to niMke un much
room a )Mnihlt,
I'OU un: MAT ;m dayh,
beginning at ruHin Thursday, Jan. 18th,
and ending at noon .Saturday, leb. Uth,
will oir.-r AT ( i HT. at retail or whole
Hale, in v st.K k of Dry ti(Hd, Hhcs,
Ham. Cloak Klanntls. I'ndervesta
Lini'iiK. T.bli. l.inrns I ir. us (Joods, etc.
Call wiihin tin Cm i. rwriHid. s
IMwitiM ii,,. k.mkJbwiii revert to their
(oriner low i.iL.H aa k,ii as time is
out
T- XT. IVES,
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The Occoneechee Hotel,
lUI.I.sl.oRO. N. C..
For Sale.
II" , .., , , ... ,,,,,, . , ,( i n ii joimnn lot
"' '" e h. if .h. I, s. . ,, H h, i l.ulialDf,
ie, i. ru ! ,i m .i B..i f with twenty
r,in, l ,ln i.um , i Miumull iiuliillDMt,
looi, ri,, ,.i . .o, ,w lurultara.
v. ; i,a i.i.i ,ii, k i, i n ve y, s r mm asa -
li i'g I,' ii e. w.ii. i n roms, and also
n i.nwuii, it,, i,. ,,, I h v hola pros-
rt) i .,, .i, t.i i,,, Hiinnifr and winter
""I I' u n , ( i,i,p .ii. i, mv lawa
ai ,1 Wllri i .,i,kI , ai, W . 1 1 ir 1 1 th wbol
togniirt t ..ii,, i ... .nn.ieiv Arao a
iraM o' iktM c.,,.iu,'i i! un i acm. thraa
mt rrom ic i.,,,,,, Mm 1 n i iiam road
iood grtoi o,i,k. r., 'i.rm rorprlraand
lriiia h pi , I ,
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tt, W..1 i- i: i . KiM.miie Turn..
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Hlllatx ni, N. C.
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Money To Loan.
Kiamine the following list and see
what you ned for thp coming year, and
save money hy bujing from roe at
NIIOKT Clttd' IMtU'KS.
and you will have money to loan.
imown: plows: plows:
I hsve the Champion, Granarer, Boa,
Dixie. DaiM . Clipper. Atl, Poujf
tjueen and ATery. steel turn plows, aad '-";
the Stonewall. ( limai, (iem and Caro "
lins Cotton Plows, and Casting of vary J
description. '-
Also, a full line of Axe, Sboralsi '
Spades. Forks. Hakes. Hoe. Marl Picks,
Potato Rakes, Uu be. Spokes and ims,'. .
Cart Wheels end Axle, Bod and Tira
Iron. Nails, Poll, Washes, and srarj
thing in the Hard ware line. "
Corn Shellers. Grain Fane, Grata f
Cradles, Mowing 8cyth. Mowers ahd
Reapers, Bel tine. Steam Fittiara'
VI 1-1 r-i t . -
Hooks, and Saw Mill Supplies. s
Send for prices. "
Respectfully,
J C. WH1TTY,
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