The Dm ly
Journal..
VOL. VII.--NO. 54
NEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY. J I NK l 188N.
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LOCAL NEWS.
BUSINESS LOCALS
'PHENaw High Arm Datit Vcruol
-L Feed 8jidj Machine will do more
perfect work tban any other Machine.
Gallon J M Hiaee & Co. , A ecu Mid
dle street, aud ee it in operation
G1 EORGE ALLEN & CO . Afreet, to
C Whitley's Improved Champion
Btcl Mower. Price only JiO Every
farmer ahuuld own one. nul cut bay fur
bil atock Self Rake Knaper. hi low
prion.
rI",WO fine stall fed beeves ihic .Salur
1 day morning at Swerl. two
stalks no Broad and Ml Jdle aiiceia ( all
early.
nAVE patience, late a aval if 1 am
crowded. 1 do my own work. 1
oil irooda for eat.h. 1 handle my own
money which enable tbe prorielor of
the only caeb store in North Carolina
New Bern, at Humphrey & Howard '.
old stand to aell goods at aaUiuihiutly
low price, which cause. large crowd.
aodconjpeU the proprietor to adopt ihe
Uiiller rule
,.,. u . . ,. . ,, ... I
1l . & run njii.r. i n i ria r r.n n . i
Broad street, al 1 i-eil per found I
(Ju ttuoda). am m i. only friu 7 . . lo
P 11. M) to !, mid 'M io I.
P',Jt'-
' AKKKTT S Med jc Hiev ard I'-oguac
V I and Wine, for a i at Manuf.ciu
rrr o iirurD, uy jAica kul-i.
( i KkV ., UV"lAH l U"
than for which 1 have order. l'rue
induced to 81 CKI It. T CahhaWAV ;
KIMOND'N (hnger Ale. I .emon '
I Hoda etc , eiual lo iiuMrted '
JaMkm UKI.M..M.. '
V1
ll'KK I.iuuor. and Wmee fur Medn I ,
nal and other uo, at wholesale. .
nChK I'all.
ci rt-ai ii d
aale by
I i l t-e 11 lili.l I .1 r;d 1' 1 :iPtt r
Bill Ui Kilto ti 11 1 e , for
Cku Ai i i:n A- ( ..
I)1
( hlenih
1 randy and Holland (iui arrived
n bend and duties paid at Custom
louse in New Berne guardiileeing gen
iiue go ds for sale
Ja Hhl'M..M
elrdky was another run y nn l lis
agreeable day.
Tbe O. U. and K. C U lines l Ii out
large rargoe. of truck yesterday
The heavy rains in thli arctioii .luring
the lal two weeks have thrown the
farmers back with tbeir woik nnd the
graaa it rapidly growing
The work of the aupunor r url in pro
greasing and the State docket, with the
eioeption of some of the unlisted tax
cases will probably he disposed of to
day.
Our men hauls have conclu.lt d lo
move the tune of closing their stores
up lo seven o'clock instead of 7 30 p.m
This is better for the clerk, and mer
chants too.
Our farmers should read the M.ycrop
report copied from the N. ('. Bulletin in
this issue. In this "hard limes" are
Xiounted for in another w hv ihun lack
of organization
Wt) call attention to the card of I. A
Whilaker of Durham which appear, in
ibis issue. Perhsps some of our truck
ers can dispose of tbeir vegetables lo ad
vantage in that market.
In tbe schedule of Iho traio on Sun
day. published yesterday . there whs an
error which we now correct The train
will leave New Berne at HO a m , and
arrive at Moreheiid at 10 .0 Upturning,
leave Morebi ad at 7 00 p in arriving at
New Berne al S 40.
Messrs T. A. Green, I. H. Culler.
Rev. L. W. Crawford, and many other.
sf oar Melbodiet friends are attending
ha district conference at Beaufort. A
special train will run from this city to
morrow morning in order lo give thoae j
who desire it an opportunity of hearing
BiebopKey.
Vtf bT received a nicely written
communication on tbe muaioaleof Wed
neaday evening last. Wo should be
pleased to publish it if already much
spaca had net been given to it. We
have also another commonication of
considerable length that thinks in our
critic irm on the muaicale an injustice
M done one of tba participants. Sure
ly it was net intended and we do not
tkiaJt it ahould be eo construed.
Mr. O. W. Moore of the firm of Moore
ft Brad and Mr. Thoe. H. Coakeley and
fsUBMrfeft for.their homes in Baltimore
jeaUrday morning. Tbe- have put up
over ef x hundred thousand caaea of oys
tsHt thta eeeeow, thirty thoosad cases of
peM and ahoat aiz hundred cases of
blackberries. We hope thia business
Will oootlnne to crow antil tbe oanning
eaa be run from one end of tbe
year to the other.
jpremlum Offered.
-Th Jotrwiix will par a liberal
realnoa for a oorrtct aococnt of the
Republican congreasional cooTention
held' hi Wddoa on Wedneeday. The
: MOMftf Kuat fire the namea of the
ileete who remain a th bail
' after the chairman wu chucked eat at
tbe window and tbo pietole were ex
hibited. ,
THE STATE CONVENTION
i A.cJutdci Declines the Second Place
on the Ticket Holt Ncm.nated
OLhcr Nominations Mad9 and the
t CoLVei-tion Afjourced 8me Die.
i
I Kal tUH, June 1st.
lae cum t ntioL. after tbe nomination
of Lieut Governor ye.lerday. took a
(ece.aai - o clock until 4pm Upon
reaseriiblmg. Judge U.vib w a. noini
1 naled by acclamation for .Supreme
Court Judge, lo succeed himself. Hon
i James C M. Hae, Hon. J. K. Graves,
rion James E Sheperd Hon. Thoe. N.
, Hill. Hon W Ii l'ruden, Hon. John
J Manning ai.d Hon A C. Avery were
placed in nomination for the seats on
the Huprouje Court bench, which will
j be made by the amended constitution
I before the bslloli&g was begun Mr.
J J l.nughiDghouse of Put, produced
I quite
a sen eation by appearing upon
, ihe rostrum for the purpose of opposing
,he uou)inillua of Ju j ge-8he Hl8
purpose becoming known tbe conv.n
tiun waB for a nine thrown into coo
,u"'on The friend, of Judge bbepberd
however, inneted ou letting Mr. Laugh
lughou.e make whatever charge, he
had to make. He then charged Judge
Hbepherd with improper conduct a.
eouneei for Uie murderer of General
, , . ,
Urvan (iiiujcb when on trial, and with
.uborcalio.i of perjury
Mr Aycockof Waj he replied lo the
charge, and made a complete vindica
M.eperd . character a.
lei:c-l by the fruju lit applause
which K'eeled him nod the ballot
w hi. h follow ed , Miepei.l being far in
iit, ra I c,f (1ilirr w ho were in nomina
t lull 1 i .1 the secol, 1
nonn iihlf I . r e. t-i v ir. '
tbir.l ballot A very w aa
cell ing 4'.'t vet h
Uichar 1 Buttle. E.-...
lib.erver J S t'arr.
Meaim Kr.j . au.l T. W
were ele. led delegates
( '.invent u n w ith (7.I
naiiot tie was
i v.it. s in the
nominated, re-
f the News and
Fs.i , Paul B.
Strange, Esq..
to tbe National
Frank Coie,
Waaler L. Steele
Hon W It i vi, 11
and A B tialloway. l.iq..
Col V , I. Nuitidern wa.
for Secretary of Stale by a;
iMiiald W. 11id, Major S.
alurnates.
nominated
clamation
M. Finger
and Theo I Iiavideou werenlBo uoini
usted for the poeition. they now bold,
and Rev. Ii V. Snderlin was nomi
nated for Audiloi on the third ballot.
The coinin itteu on platform and re.o
lulions reported and their report wa.
adopted wilh greul enthusiasm.
Hon. A. M. WadJell and K. N.
Strudwick. E-q were nominated for
elector, at large
Cnpl Alexander hu:ng declined the
nomination for Lieut -Governor, Mr. A.
Lesisr of Iredell nnd Gol. T. M. Holt
were placed in nomination for
that position. u the first ballot Gol.
Holt rectived M9 votes and was de
clared elected, ('alls were made for
the Colonel, and ho came forward and
aerepted the nomination.
At 1 '-(I a. m. the convention ad
j.iu rnpd -'i o .f i. .
At the Oiaded School
esterday i lokf d the exercises at the
(Irnded School. The continued threaten
of bail weather was a hindrance to
visitors going cut. still there were a
number present. The principal features
were .polling, recitations, readings and
calisihen'cs In all of tbe branches the
pupil, showed themselves proficient.
A. the proceeding, took place in
different rooms we could not sea and
bear all that took place, but those pres
ent pronouuee them of an interesting
character.
Through the term there has been a
good attendance, the teachers diligent
and arduou. in their duties, and every
thing gave evidence of the ending of a
pro.pcrous and successful career. Moat
of the pupils are small, but bright and
attracts e. Their neatness in appearance
andgood behavior wa. especially notice
able. Tbe srholarrhip in tli High School
were awarded lo M si Rosa Dail and
Miss Clark.
At 11 o'clock the school was ad
journed lo go to tbe theatre where a
few remark, relative to the school and
it. work were delivered by J. S. Long,
Eeq , president of tbe board of trustees.
Then followed the annual address be
fore the school by our townsman, Mr.
James M. Brin.on. We believe this to
be Mr. Brinton 'a first appearance be
fore the public since his step from tbe
college platform. The speech was
clothed in beautiful language and de
livered wilh clearnesraftd force. Mr.
Brlnson is student at law ander Clark
& Clark and we with him cucceaa in
tbe profession be has chosen.
Subscription Books.
Cariosities of the Bible, of Placet,
Paftoai end Things. ''Sea and Land,"
wonders in the aea and on the land.
Family Bibles of the beet printing and
binding;, from tSM to S33 00. ane-
qaalled in the country.
D. T. Cabbawat, t
if . Publisher1. Aceat.
To the Aaacmbly.
We understand the ladies of the
Presbyterian Sewing Society intend
running a train to Morehead during the
early part of the assembly lo enable all
Ihoea who wish to 'spend a pleasant day
at the sea shore and eo joy some of the
features of this literary feaale. We all
know what good management and sys
tem characterise everything theee ladies
undertake, so every one msy reel as
sured that a pleaaant day is in store for
all who avail themselves of this oppor
tunity. Only a limited number of tickets
will be sold so every one should engage
one in time
Attempt to Skip
J J. Weslbrook ilio u under bond
for bi. appearance at tbe present term
of tbe Superior Court lo answer Ui the
charge of subornation of perjury did
not like the appearance of things around
Craven street hotel and when needed at
the court house could not be found
The vigilant constable of No 3 town
ship. Nathan A Cobb, col . tc.k the
case iu band and yesterday about U p.
c. Weslbrook w as giv en quarters at the
aforesaid hotel, having been overta k en
at Heath a Fork, on Neuse river shout
twelve miles from the ( ity
Mayor's Court
Acting Maor K 1' Wilimuii had
)hree cases before him yesterday. The
first Nor r is Green , ool ., i leaded guilty
to the charge of disorderly conduct and
was discharged upon payment of coat
Charles Hippie, col . was up for a
similar offence, pleaded guilty , and was
put on the street, for ten day.
Charles WiLou, col. wa. also up on a
similar charge, pleaded guilty and gol
ten days on tbe streets.
The Mayor pro tem believes in enforc
ing the law by imposing penalties for
violating lbs law. In other weirds he
thinks the dancer ought te pay the fid
dler Steamer Movement..
The Eaglet of tbe E i Ii. line .ailed
yesterday with a very good oar go of
lumber, naval store, truck and general
merchanidse. The W .per of thia line
will arrive today.
The Mauteo of the O I), line sailed
carrying out a large cargo of truck,
naval stores and other freight, and quite
a number of passengers. The New berne
will arrive tonight.
Hot After the Candidate for Lifut -Governor.
We oopy from the News and Observer
the letter below. It will be seen that
it i. from the correspondent of that
paper, writing from Ieuoir. We al.o
see a pointed allusion to the same mat
ter in the Ienoir Topic. Ju.t what they
will do about it is not at this lime due
cernable. But If Mr. Green makes hi.
charges good w e should think it likely
that Prilchaid will have to step down
and out. lie is tbe member from Madi
son in the HouBe of Representative,
who last winter took so lively an inter
eel in the contest between Lane and
llu.sey from Craven, and made suob
insinuating remark, about Mayor
Meadows as to cause him lo go up lo
Raleigh to see about it:
EmroB News and oiisum rh The
Watauga county delegation to the late
Republican Convention at Raleigh ar
rived here last night and left for their
mountain home this morning. L. L.
Greene, the defeated candidate for the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor,
has blood in his eye. He says that
Pritchard. who was nominated for tbe
place he wanted, shall come down and
out within sixty days, and that the
party cannot afford to carry such a
load. Greene charges Pritchard with
tbe killing of an old man by the name
of Snyder and his son in tbe mountains
d urine: the reign the or revenue raiders.
so well remembered by the people of
Western North Carolina during toe He
publican administration. Bills of in
diotment were entered in the State
courts and Pritchard took refuge under
the law allowing an appeal to the Fed
eral Court, where tbe charges pre
ferred against him were not investi
gated, and he went free. Mr. Pritchard
is remembered in Caldwell county as
the principal defender of his brother-in-law,
Ed. W. Ray, who was tried here
as one of the mica mine murderers of
Mitchell county, and who afterwards
made his escape from Asbeville jail.
Handsome Democrat o gains will be
made in Ashe and Watauga in conse
quense of the nomination. Relic.
Lnoir, N. C, May 25, 1883.
Dl.lta(nlshe4 MB.
Governor John Ireland, of Texas;
Simon P. Hughes, of Arkansas; S. D.
McEoery, Governor of Louisiana; E. B.
Turner, Judge U, 8. Court; Ex-Oov.
Hubbard, Minister to Japan; Marion
Martin, ex -Lieut Governor of Texas;
W. R. Miller, ex-Governor of Arkansas;
E. A. Perry, Governor of Florida; W.
D. Bloxbam, ez-Governer of Florida;
John B. Gordon, Governor of Georgia:
Alex. Gregg, Bishop of the Episcopal
Church and Chaaoellor of the Univer
sity of the South, and hundredsof other
distinguished men of the United States
ia ail professions and in every depart
ment l o( aolenoe have had their eight
restored by the use of Hawkeea Crys
taliaed Lensesr
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. 8. Daffy, New Berne, N. 0. 7dml
'I 7 .. -
WiSHlXiIUN M AM .N0IL.
Wasiu.n 'lev 1' L Mo -i'
thb mneaiS' ihtui hi v til ;.i
Xeun.tl'
The Sen.te is lo dis.ur ILe fisheries
treaty in open seeB.ou llh open doors
and crowded galleries The end of tbe
contest for secret executive sessions
came off yesterday af'.em a.d and this is
the result Tbe v. te was twenty two
for considering the treaty in pen ses
sion, against tc-.rri wmi-ii It was a
strict party vote, iLt Kc( - oiicau. voting
for open seen..ne ui.j n.e l'cmocrate
for the regular serf. on r .lce Mr Hale
of Maine was. absent without being
paired, and the Lt ui . mu have a
Biajority of one
Mr. Fry e from the . oM.in.it t n . jiu
merce yesterday irp.iled ba. k tbe
river and haibvr approp nation till He
slates that it appropr.ated -'1 M"1- 7W
being 8l.7?3 (Ail more than the ! .11 ion
lamed a. it came from the llouje. It
would be some t ipiderhtl- lime he
said, before U.e hill w -uM hr tailed up
for action, '.r. busr the r. p rl . f the
Jommuiee coul.l n I poetpib'y he ready
under a week from U.e present lime.
Whenever U.r report v aB ready he
would . all up li t I ill Ti. appropria
tion ft r the M.a-in?., . fr..m the head
of the p-n.-." I . lb- in .!t. of tl
11 IDcre.tr.nd hi iLe hoi : c'V V (i
ll IS Illh.le l 1 1 . ( I u 1 1 v 111" w .
hio.
0 0"o but
i.rk fur
i-rw here
.'. U e ag
i-; r lay
which sjt-i.sl i1 vision l.nj. .
been mu le in ll..- I .1' ll
greghteir.i..:vi. : ,: i.--l
Hen at i .1 ' 1 1 h : , .
defended I'. Alt imi ioi.fi! (i in
Ihe i h.i r . c n o.l t v i.,.' r w srt
In c Ii -ii w ,il. Lit ! ..!: i ' .
forms . an 1 w .il. I !,.- I. ,. I i. I..
Teleph. i,t- ' n i j 1 1. v 1 . i ui . r '.
replied tl.t wlolrle wur ptsk
Bell
w h r I
i tie
ftenale went i Mo 1 t-i i: : . v , r,,-. i ,n
The Scrihte coin in i Itec or, I L e ju I i. mr y
yesler ihv in -rnirig sgrun . . nsnleied the
norn irmt i' ii f Mi I o !. r : ,r ( llrf
Justice, t ul lil not i t-io n a c
ll w a. ilr, , l.-d t . !,. Id I, rp
ing on ll.e i sr..- iii-ii I t.nif Uv
1 I IB f I '0 ' 1 1 t I. " I ! I U ', I l 1 V.
poeed of
Kepresi-n tal . v e 1 i i in i. ; : !
in tbe House yestei.lav p
n. ois on
lal meet
St w hi h
'.. 'i "ik
. . l.led a
I.iiMb nnd
-king llml
petition of iiumeioui. mei
shipper, of New York nv
Iho bill now pending for the irnpiove
ment of the loieign nihil eerv i t- l.t. ho
amended as to incli..l- Mi n 1 i 'uba
w llhiu its pr. y isions
Chairman Hatch of il.i 11 ..i-r Com
mittee on Agrirultuic iir.luv ap
pointed the following sub commute, to
which ha. been riliru-.l ll..- Putter
worth lardinu till hi. I tin- a Hour
amendnienl. thai have tn . ii ..tiered to
it looking lo the prevention of food
adulteration Mn.nrn. Burnett. Massa
ohu.ret., chairman, aril tahlnei ker,
New York, Davidson. AUhama. I'm
ger, Iowa, and I.inrd. Ni-hrsekH
Represenlsln e Htitlcn. if M.ssouri,
yesterday reported to the House a hill
which will largely 1 nc reun' 1 1; pein-inn
list under the Mexican pension act.
Mr. Spinola of New York, from tin
COmmiltee on Military AITairM vi-m-r
day reHirted ihe bill author iing the
President lo appoint and retire John C
Eiemont. as a Major (ipnrra) . and it
wa. placed on the I louse calendar.
The Democratic caucus reasp em! led
at S o'clock last evening, and ex
per ienced some trouble in t ho way of
an objection from Mr. Mill, of there
being any more tinkering with his bill.
A proposition to have the measure sub
milled without any amendment cailc
a great deal of discussion m il i n! lust
withdrawn.
.Yiaivicll I. .it 1 1 o r
Kik'Sis Ci:. M ' . May :. Nearly
every allorney in Khii-... i it v. as well
a. other public i !h :;iN iii.-iv. I by
this morning 's mail b numtier c f docu
ments to be used in u IhhI hii.1 final
effort to secure e x ecu ! u e i leniency for
Hugh M. Brook., limni-ll the St
IOuis murderer . .n-. f ih. papers is
a petition to he pigne.l by the otizttns
Il is addressed to Governor Moorehou.e
and aakB that I. is excellency commute
the sentence of death to such term of
imprisonment in the penitentiary a. he
may deem proper in the premises.
Another of the document, in a circular
containing letters from prominent at
torneys and judge, pointing out that
the trial was a proceeding both dan
geroue and doubtful in it. character.
Those who received the document, are
urged to secure signer, lo the petition
and forward the .ame to the ( lovernor.
Lemon Eiiin
A IM.KA'-ANT I. KM- 'N 11(1 h
Rev. G. K Lynch, publisher of the
Alabama Christian Advocate, Birming
ham, write. "I travel all over the
State; my friend, .nv they find Dr.
Mozley'e Lemon Elixir a most excel
lent medicine. My booh keeper and
foreman both use it in place of calomel,
pills, etc.
A prominent MinKler TVritr.
Dr. Mozlky Dear Sir After ten
years of great suffering from indiges
tion or dyspepsia, with great nervous
prostration and biliousness, disordered
kidney, and constipation, I have been
cured by four bottles of your Lemon
Elixir, and am now a well man.
Rev. C. C. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church Sooth.
No. 28 Tatnall St., Atlanta, Oa.
From North Georgia.
Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from
Spring Place: For many years I have
been a great sufferer from indigestion.
siok headaches and nerveus prostration,
caused from biliousness and constipa
tion. I tried many remedies, but got no
permanent relief until I used Dr. Mot
ley's Lemon Elixir. 1 am now in bet
ter health than for many years. My
daughter has been subject to chills and
reter rrom ner inrancy. 1 could get
nothing to relieve her : the Lemon Elixir
has restored her to perfect health.
Sold by Druggists, 80 cents and $1.00
per bottle. Prepared by Dr. H. Motley,
Atlanta, Ga.
. '. l&tlKD utlLIM;.
I MrSli SjjTL.- ta i '! t I
W a&UIK.V uN ll C May 'i'j '
Mi litAh Ma 1 received your tele
gram generously donaling a site for It.r
public building to be erri ted in the v ,i
of Asbeville.
I cannot ex press the ver y girm a
ure your telegram gave all ut b
fell an interest in the improvement i f
Tour city and desired Jusllie to ti e
people uf ibal part of the Slate It .i.
spued us wi.b new hope and gret'. v
encouraged and sir er.g it.r i. e 1 ,.ur ef
fort
We If jjiie wilh ou and a.. Ibe pe
pie of Ibal community mat a put.:
building in Asbeville is al last secured
Without entertaining or lntiuialiLg an )
preference wbalevrr a. to the spot
whli h .hall be selected for that purpose
I trust ibal w ben rn . ted the t u liu,f'
will ptand in your beautiful si.J r w
ing city an edifice of utility oni,
nisLte and advantage lo the pu! !o tl.ui
it will lorg eridurr a;, one of Ue n.si.v
leslimoiiies of ire usefulness if y.ur
Sou as a Re presed lat . v e of the people,
and lhat your riot Is example of put.n.
spirit and patriolmm will like all g .o.l
deed, be emulnled and mutated I
1 hope lhat your a I us hie I .fe- mo v t .
long e iu nded in the el. j ) men t of hs .
pmess and honor, thai the y oung t n
for wliich you have manifetted somuii.
.llectiou, remaining the borne of n-
nnemeul ana hospitality may continue
to advance in beauty, pror-p-my an. I
reputation, and thai Ihe publi. I nil 1
ing may not only be an ornament lo ihe
city, but may be preserved, like the
g leal iiiou n lain. I hat w il I u m .u r. 1
as a temple of l.birM an! ..!"t. e
through all lime
I hh t e the hon r l i e u t r . i
w :th seal men Is of ui) hlgl. i . , to
1 on rs mimhi-It
M W i.
7 Mr W ... a m I. nelon
Ashev.l.s N
I 'ui t r u 1 1 -
III ill o I FHVIill f I III o f e I flu a o
pi.luliB done by klins Aurora Ma. e
w ho is teat hing drawing and pamling
by laUhl uielb.lt al her residence.
Johribton street. janlldtf
Consign
YOUR VEGETABLES
is b
EARLY FRUIT
1 1
E. A. WHITAKER,
I l' It 11 AM, N. ('
If l.'U iib to gel a . ....I ii. . - n ;
in small lols.
H.ference ll:ii
f Duil. a .
John Williams,
U now permHliently located
I
stMMl, near I raven. where lo- n.
pared to ('I.KAN. li K and Kl I
pi,
All
all kind, of ( l.i 11 111 Sii st .i S
l'Kli'F-S. A specialty is made hi , lean
ing Ladles l'rehser- Sal lr.f act ion goal
an Iced. iiihv ,1 '. Ill
D:r. STABKEY L PALEIn'S
llll tTNKM HI IMMI.IIKIV
; tadk mAPr ajroisTDiEJ.
Ufld Arotx Stranea, HhUad'a, I'a
For Con an mpllon, Aiihma. B rn n It 1 1 1
lprpsl. ('Blartli. Ila Kmh, I si
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and Huli," 1. ih.tllle of a n w hroctiiire
of two hundred pages, pohllabed hy Irm
Ptarkey a Palsn, wbleh slve. to all In juirerv
full Information as to lb ! ramarkahl cura
tive agent and a record of asveral bnodrvd
nrpri.lng cures In a wide ranee of chronic
o ms many of (them afbsr helna .liaDonned
lo die by other physicians. Will be mailed
free lo any addref. on application. Read the
brochure,
DRR. 9TAHKET JU PtLEK,
No. SJS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
mayndw
Dr. Leintfer Duffy.
Office at his Dro Store, Broad ttrc et
West End.
nay 17 dwlrn NEW BERNE, N. C.
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For Sale,
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from -
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inci Cray en and
k o i lnvoeiment.
e . i iLal w ill rent
u .. ::: . . 1.1AMS.
400 BARRELS
FLOUR
For Sale
VERY u.IEAP, at
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T. E. MACE & CO.
. Paints,
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Oils,
LEES.
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GEORGE ASH,
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shoes.
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I I r i rice A lbr t Su its. at
GEORGE ASH'S,
Middles! next to I H Puller's.
Vr sr. nle g.-nl for The Old
Maten Island I'yeiig 1 ,t all ishment.
the largest an 1 most tenable concern of
it. kind in tbe wo rld established 1819.
Satisfaction t uarantr-. 1 All good,
i carried free of ex pre., charge.
THE SEASON
Is At I I . i 1 1 1 K. .r
Refrigerators. Ice Boxer,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coders, Fly Fans,
Wire Dish Covers, c.
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Z6 & 28 Middle Street.
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