North Carolina Newspapers

i -- - - r he Daily Journal VOL. VII.--NO. 55. XEW BERNE. N. C., Sl'NDAY. J I NK 188 PRICE 5 CENTS. L 1 K LOCAL NEWS. BU8INES8 LOCALS. COLEUS PLANTS-A foil anetj. J strong, vigorous plants for aale bt 10 mdU each or SI 00 per dozen. j81t. W. B. Bi vi. 'PBE New High Arm Dis Vertical X Feed Sewing Machine will do more perfect work than any other MachiDe. OailottJ. M.Hines& Co., Aiienls, Mid dle street, and ee it in operation. 1 BOBQE ALLEN & CO , Agent to VJi Whitley ' Improved Champion Bteel Mowers. Price only $60. Every farmer ahould own one. and cut hay fur hia stock. Self Rake Reapers at low prioes. HAVE patience, take a seat if I am crowded. I do my own work, I tell (roods for cash, I handle my own money which enable the proprietor of the only cash store in North Carolina New Bern, at Humphrey & Howard 'a old stand to sell goods at astonishingly low prioes which causes large crowds and compels the proprietor to adopt the miller a rule. I CE FOK SALE AT U C. BAKEK'S 1 Broad street, at 1 cud l per pound. On Sundays am ouu only from 7 U lo K, 1;80 to 1, and & 30 to aprlUlf 1 AKKKTT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognac V a ud Wiiid for sale, at Manuf ailu rt-ieprices.br Jamhs llBl)ld"M). KNKHIH AND (iEOL Ki V. Lv livy ' N C. Hughes. A few copies more than for which I have orders I'rice reduced to 81 00 I). T. CilimwAi. I) EDMOND S (iingrr Ale. Union 1 1 Soda, etc . t-iual to imported. Jam Kb KkiM".M). 1M KK Liquors and VV'inea for Medici nal and other usee, at wholesale. Jamkw Rkdmund. IX KK I'am (Ireen and Land PlaeUr certain death lo poLalo buifs, for sale by (kn Ai.i.kn A C" nIRECT inioitalion of French Brandy and Holland llm- arrived in bond and dulien paid at Custom l.iuae in New Berne, guaranteeing en llna goods for aale. jAh Kltl'MoMi. A few kuollj M) apples rf inuiiin lo mar ket. Special train leaven for Morehead ( ity Ibis morning al 0 'M o'clock The Democratic National Convenlion convenes al St. I Aim on Tuesday next Mr. W B. Boyd has a line 1,4 of Colsus plants which he advertises for aale. Dr. Charles DufJy has an exceedingly early variety of peaches. For more than a week, rips, well matured peaches have been taken from the trees. Moo. F. M. Simmons relumed to Washington yesterday. He has stuck lo his post since be has been in Wash ington, and never loses an opportunity lo ooomplish something for his con stituents. The justices of the peace will be in session tomorrow for lbs purpose of electing a board of county commission ers. They will also meet with the commissioners for the purpose of levy ing taxes for the eusuing year. Quite a number of gentlemen from Pamlico and Beaufort counties were in the city yesterday on their return from the Stale convention. Tbey of course feel proud of their candidate for (lover oor, having stuck by him solidly from first to last. Greensboro Female College turns out thirty-two graduates this year, the largest class in the history of ibe Col lege, and from Ibis class Miss Hattie L. Dall of this city won the honor of vale dictorian. Our New Berne girls gene rally carry of the honors at school. The Journal it under obligations to Miss Mary Bryan, the efficient and obliging operator of the W. U. T. Co. in this city, for keeping the office open later at night than usual while the Bute Convention was in session. By this we were able to give the proceeding! of the Convention up to 11 p.m. of the first day. Oar readers doubtless appreciate the service also. That is a unique sisn on Broad street painted bv Berry. It if suspended in front of B. B. BackbonCs store and if an Imitation of a barrel of Wylie, Smith ft: Co. 'a family roller patent flour. The brand of the flour is abown on the head ; on the aide U a Ub of beet butter "E. B. H." end the figure of a giant looking as an robed with the start and stripes, holding klgb in Owe hand the scales ef justice while tit other clasps a bar running diagonally Mrow the barrel with the worde "Hackbva the Gro cer." It ia a neat job and indicates the location of a well kept family grocery Mora. .CjrvJoM t How head City and Beau- fort. ': Partite from liorebead City yesterday noreiag report that cyclone paeeed . throat that section about S p. m. on Frida. : Fire ahaririee and on flat vera caueiced tha tree of ehlmneyi were blown off and people were'inach frightened for ttrw mlnutee. ... o Hardware Merchants to Close. The following hardware merchants have agreed to close their stores at 7 p. iu , exoept Saturdays I. 11 Culler, Saiallwoodd Slover (ieorge Allen & Co and J '. Wtiilty Change of Schedule. The eumuier ached uls on the A. A N C K will begin tomorrow morning and will include a Sunday train. Going wect the train arrives at New Berne al S.iSt a. in going east it will arrive Ler at 7 U i in Steamer Muvenients The Vesper of the K C D Ime ar rived yesterday with a oargu of general merchandise and will sail al 4 o cluck Monday afternoon. The Eaglet of ibis line will arrive today. The New heme of the . D. line ar rived last night with quits a number of passengers and a good cargo of uier chandise. She leaves on her return trip Tuesday at noon Children's Day The (leueral Aaaemblv of the Presby terian Church appointed this dsy the lirat Sabbalh in June to be observed as the "'Children's Day' throughout that church I'pou tins day the children will make an offering lo the foreign mieeinnary vt oi k of the church. ThiB af tf r noi'U , a I li ve o t lock , an interesting prog rain of e i erciaes will be carried out by the l'resbylerian Sabbath school In tins city mi d an address will be deli v ered by a uicuiLr r of the pastor 's bible class All the eiercises will be in the I 're I ) t ei tun church at the huu r named , a most delightful lime of Hie duy, and the public are invii.-d t" t-e present and en i y t b e ih i umi ii Commeri' emi nt Exer,iss Tuesday exeinn at half .sl eibl cli. k musical concert by the ( adetii. l'rof J W Purlin, director W ed i.es i ny morning at half pasi ten i lork Biiiinu ih emenls of honors. Al eleven oilock, celebration of Ihe Washington I ilerary Society, address by John S I'iij;. Em) , New Heme. N. (' S.uhkirik I v hooietv repreeenta lives .ri t) lo k dn si. puriole by I'ttdel Hal t u I ! ion Wednesday evening at itO , annual celebration of the Jefferson Literary Society, address by W. R. Henry, Es., Hendersou. N.C. Speaking by repre sentatives of the Society The Davis Cadet Orchestra and Davis Cadet Hand will fnriiitth uiusic during the exercises. The Concert willbigin promptly at half past eight Doors open at eight o'clock Chunh Strviccs Tojny ChriHt Church V. W. Shields. Hec tor. 11 Sunday after T rinily. 9 IK) a. m. riunday kcIukiI at chapel, li a m morning prayer and holy communion. p in Sunday school at church ; 8 p m. sterling jrayir All xviple will be welcomed to the services of tins church. Cabers at the doom. Baptist Church. It. v H. W. Battle, pistor Services at 11 a. m. Subject: 'The Christian,'' 7 A't p. m., subject, Christ's 1-ove for the Individual." Sunday school at II p. in , A. M. Baker, super intend&nl All, and especially strangers in the city, are cordially in vited to attend Uiiko servient. Catholic Church Rev. Thus. Fred. Price, pastor. Feast of Corpus Christi, morning service at 1 1 o'clock consisting of Holy Ma. Evening service st a quarter of eight o'clock consisting of sermon on the real presence of Christ under the appearance of bread and ine, Vesper chant and the benedict ioa of the blessed sacrament Presbyterian Church Rev. L. C. Vaas, 1)1) , pastor. Services at T1 a. m. and 6 pm. At 5 p m. theprogramme of exercises for the childisB.'t day will be carried cut. The pnbtie are cordial ly invited to attend all of these sery ices . St, Stephen's Reformed Missionary Baptist Church, on Queen street. Ser vices by the pastor, Krv. Isaac o. Franklio at 11 o'clock a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Eev. A. J. Marshall has reaiffned. Y M C A. Devotional meeting at the rooms or the association on Middle street at 6 o'clock p.m. Please notice change of hour. Subject, "Throe stead fast young men." Daniel 8:8-18. Leader, S. R. Ball. AH men invited. A MysUrr. 'What is a mystery? One of Webster's definitions it "that which to beyond ao man comprehension until explained To aome persons the Compound Osygen If a mystery. Any one who would lice to dear ud this mystery and know "what Compound Oxygen is ite mode of action and results, mar reoarve work with that title, contain! nx nearly two hundred pages of lne resting read tag free of cost on eeadinr address to Dre. Starker & Pal en. the nhrsfeUni woo nave so ooceesraiir uvea mm treatment and who eeek to satisfy tbf natural curiosity to haTeth mTtery explained. Their tir ofSoea are nt 1829 Arch street, rtiladelpbla.-. - Hermes lac Literary Society i The anniversary exercises of iLut society were held Friday evening at the graded school building. More than the ' usual number of visitors were preeeLt and they were furnished ao interesting ' program. The opening was an address on "The Advantages of Literary Organi zation! and how they should be Col- ducted" by P H. Pelletier, Esq. He1 made theai a goo4 talk, advancitg wholesome and practical ideas v bent y young debaters might profit in con ' Bidencg. j Mr. Sam Hnuaou delivered the an nual oration He is scarcely uul of Lis teens, but in eipreetive and el.sjufnl tones he at once showed elements of becoming a line and pulisbed shaker The regular debate was tbeu taken up, subject ' Whether the H air bill I should b. come a law or iioi I in Ihe! allirmative were Messrs Walter Willis and John McDaniel. the negalit.,' Messis hred Hull and Jamts Harrison. The subject was about as deep a scy tbey could have selected, bul they wtnl at it bravely and unearihed inniils in argument I hat d I 1 I hem . red it In lie d iscubsh n Ibey are lo be commend. d for dealing less in s!ank' and cutlug phiases 1 1 1 ail il.i-.r .'pp. in Lis than ..n former i casioiis l (ie iridi t of j j, j .! i of the I.Cg-Klllw Th r 9u.t r. 'i Co.. 1 1 The Male do, kit as at-.ut l i sl.ed Up yeslcrdav KI. I Ihe glhli 1 j llv d is t h At ge J 'ouil ii I j .u r lied i'M .n la molliing The grm.l n made lie following itoHiil N i. in ( ' a it I i n a i Super. or 'uri i raven County. I Spring Term !iss To the 11' .n J I l.l,A JuJjs Pre siding Tne grand Juiy woulil r es pectf u 1 1 v report to your lienor that Ibey ln.ia ei auilued ttie county jail and found II kept in good order, the prisoners well cared for. Also the poor house is well kept and in good condition Also we have examined Ibe court house and find It in good oond Itlon All which we rerpe. tfully Hi bin 1 1 Asa J " m -. I oieinan (irand Jury 1.1 t of Letters. Heiiiaiiiing in the poetofti. e al New lr ne. I r a en i ou nl y , N. I ' .Juiie HI. 1 M?S J. J. best, Cells I ill, Alexander Dudley, Ueorge W. liiion, Horsh Davis, Julia hoy. Sue E. Harris, Flora Holmes. Jacob lleidleburg J. H. Jonas, Miss Pba A. Jones, Henrietta Mumford. care of John E. Jones. Wm. Johnson, J. H. Kornegsy, Wm. N. Latham. Kale Kals Madknai, Mist Alen Scott, Maggie Woolen, Rev. C. A. Woodson Persons calling for above letters, w ill ssy advertined.aiul give date of list The regulations now rcjuire that one cent shall he oolleited on the deli cry of each letter advertised M . Mam., I' M Ibe Muslcale. Covers of line music, and sdmners of the beautiful, enjoyed a double feast st the Musicals given by Miss Hatch le Harrison and her pupils at the theatre on last Wednesdsy evening. The taste ful arrangement of a profusion of lovely flowers had transformed the stage into a miniature fairy land, on which the eye might rest with continuous delight, while the ear was ravished w ith strains of wee leal melody In (lancing over the program, we were surpsksed to find the names of several difficult pieces of instrumental musio by the best classical composers. We were still surprised to find Ibat Miss Harrison's pupils had not only mastered but could execute them with sxi much taste and skill The ' Sonata Pathetitue," beelhoven, and "ballet Mustek, ' Kubenstein, deserve special devotion. Miss Daniels has acquired in a remarkable degree that subtle deli cacy of touch and expression so necee aary to the proper rendering of these masioal gems. Indeed, all the young ladies did exceedingly well, and gave evidence of floe musical talent and much faithful study. While all their pieces were not adapted to popular oon- esrt purposes, they were of ibe h igbesl order of music, and ware thoroughly f ppreoiated by the well-trained musical ear. If the performance ef her pupils on this occasion it an exponent of Mies Harrison a ability and fidelity as a teacher, abe mav justly be placed in ibe first rank of profession, and New be me ahonld not be alow to accord both to herself and to them the appreciation end encouragement they so well de serve. Mies Harrison was fortunate in being able to add to ibe evening's entertain ment eome of our well-known, home, vocal talent, and especially in securing the preeenoe of Mies Soothgsle from Norfolk. We hare rarely heard a more finely cultivated voice, and the ohoice selections with which she fsvored the audienoe elicited the most hearty ap plause. Miss Marks1 well rendered recitations gave rriety to the enter tain meat and was loodly encored. Altos-ether this Musicals was oas of those high-toned, eayoysDis entertain meats we could wish ft oor privilege more frequently to attend. A. C. Iiriled U Open the CtnUaaial. WAniVwTtw. Mar 11. Mayor Smith and a detention of e iti seas called and irited the Pr eldest to open Use Ohio Tailor (Jenteaaiai at mactaaau July it. AealtteaofladiMtoBiffht called and invited Mn.(XoTobnsi. The President sad Mrs. Cleveland will at tend if possiMevv ( i fiU$ vr - spring leru , I s M'.'M AY. LaneyWOIU J 1. w l: ,e. : . t al Ljng(lonTajW'N.C Ii.ni'f Asylum Asher vs. i els .nsleii. a I u, r rial Webb vs. Blatiop. Tucker ys. Burney IVirdeD f Bordei. Sie w art i b oy Harrieun n Hia I f. .rnegay vs 1 K A M - Bell s h ll.go ICichardB. li . bJUJI I Mace vs 1 ' r o 1 J r 1. 1 l..lr Absu. Wm Netly A ( w s. it- i:,a! NubleB vs 1 uon .-t als MiiLM ii io I ian ' k l.anr.elJ el a.p s s'..'o ' I v t-l n:-, a Hry ai. it i . vrv I )ard en vp N A I -Me( "oiub s ! 'ei; i.iri'i. Haekett if 1 Dewey f N ..' r '.. '' . '. a - I 'ben vs sp.rl I obeli . p 1 a .1 i f r Ji'tice i b Allen M':. ' P I'ttUrre i; u 1 'r 'V id ei. : I V I 'a lie I s' li p M 'it ual 1 c!. ' 1 oheii p W niiaiiis . : a.p M a 1 1 r 1 1 . p . lu pp .11 ' i u li l be t S lip o VS a le 0 I i u li I bei S - p Ua'. N A I a i r t . a r k A . - V t ' I', a I f f t . - .'.alp ; V lloiliio'l. lll N"l lo i 1 .ft pa- A p : a '. t : ll.nl J I !f''- . . sen'..- 11 r iti ' land f. r '. i e w 1 1 a l of a mi ll.el l.av . ! ... was - .j I f h I . -e i I. ill I ur i.el Mm I y. ur o . i,-p. 1 t . f I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 V . I. ; i i. k i lent - I i 1 I to I. I i .:).' ... ! a p p roe - 1 1 . i , 1 p ap . . v ' 1 1 . a I i.r ' . - ' I - . , a v. I el. . ' i ' 1,1 I .i 1 I een il. 1 1 ' ' make male II, the l a. e w as . 't a ud i I h I A I : : be pa i J Mip V ' li heller ' fa I be I, a 1 w .11. f .. r r . p i 1 f rat I. . 1 he . ap I a , Mil I . II. ..I . I.- t . A" I" wliet'.. bc- n i 'Iimi ;l. 1 caild id at e on II sir I have to l mallei l i p be .' o 1 1 p 1 1 ! 1 1 d n t a . audi I .il . u If , lol I . i . g a I r kl .' a t I. ket be pi.. I ' o n . o np ii I led in I he l La! ie II, al I will I M. . 1 It-.' i . Iain f r an I Lip read . oliPld. r al l ne v spa pe i s in ' Presidenliil i nothing in . :'. I leve me I l-e let me a I ie ' How .11 I ibe nl. ii ti i i p I' it 111 ae ! f I n t be I I v. , I ll the e ;,J 1 be t I.' n.r I be made w as ap k rd "I do II. I k Ho w I pi e I . I he pa pel s that in y e n i" oi U a.-liiiigl. ii in the interests 'f in re,".rie.l landilaiv There is in l w r 1 of irwifi in lhal lie went eapt i n nvnto bupnu s-' and stopped al S a p 1 1 1 1 . i' ton o.i hip ;, but not for tin in toe i,b' 1 1 1" I I y i ne lirsas. As t.) the .on, nil ih next pk Judpte Tburmaii aanl there was ii iiieslioii as lo the head . f Ihe li. kel. as Cle.e land would be nominated on the first ballot, if any is taken lie believed he would be hoiiunalcd bv a ' lamsli m as he certainly deserved il He is a much stronger man than manv are w illing to believe, and be hap j lent f I rains t do cred it to his par t v JudgeThurman hu I r." pinmn 1" ex preas as to w ho ii-im ie seioi iel hi the candidate for i. e President but he was ijuile .osilive in Ihe belief that Cleveland would be ele' led liriiblc I p I (.Men . Vi in III.. Mav I'l An.'iit " o . I... k laal evening, when twelve miles below the city, the raft boat Invernerui, ex ploded two flues The fireman was instantly k I levj and Ins bod y blown into the river Nine of the crew who were silting on Ibe lower deck in front of the boiler were all blown into ihe w- ter and four were drowned l ive pi caed by swimming Aphore a distance of two hundred yards. Those wholoat their lives were Joseph Hslpin. lire man John Green. Kansas City. Wil liam Tier nev . i n. innsti ieorge ( rate . aged 1. ruin of the hen. I engineer, and Charles Kilrov. Tbu disabled boat was towed to the nly bv the Mountain Mel, which was near bv at the time of the disaster Lemon till 1 1 A I 1.I.A - A NT 1 FM 'N I'l. IN K Rev U H l.ynrh. publisher of ibe Alabama ("hrmtian Advocate. Pirming ham, writes "I travel all over the State, my friend" asy they lind Dr Motley s I .em on r.lixir a most excel lent medicine. My bwik keejier and foreman both uw il in pla. e of calomel, pills, etc. A prominent MmUIri Hrilc. Pa. Mozi.fv Dear Sir After ten years of great suffering from indiges tion or dyspepsia, with great nervous prostration and biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation. 1 have been cored by four bottles of your Iemon Elixir, and am now a well man. Rev. C C. Davir, Eld. M. E. Church 8outli. No. 29 Tstnall st , Atlanta, Ua i From North (.eorgia. ' Mrs. N. A. McEotire writes from Spring Place: For many years 1 have been a great sufferer from indigestion. tick beadashes and nerveusproetratirwj. caused from biliousness and constipa tion. 1 tried many remedies, but got no permanent relief aotil I used Dr, Hoi ley's Lemon Elixir. I am now in bet ter health than for nrney years. My daughter has been subject to chills and fever from her infancy. I eoald get nothing to relieve her: the Lemon Elixir has restored her to perfect health. Sold kr Drargieu, 90 orata and f 1.00 par ItotUa. . Prepared by Dr. H. Motley, Atlanta, Qa. Law for Strikers aud Railroad? The Select Conamittec, w hu h lnyeBii galed the late Heading ill ike. ti pre l lo secure next week complete printed copies of the teeliuiony taken by it and ill Immediately bc-gm ibe preparation .f ihe repirt. ll is learned Ibal IL is document will not be contined eLllre.y I ' a general review of the facia ilt.tr i-led in the course of ihe enquiry bul to use ihe language of one of the com mllleemen. 'will recommend eotnr Jraetic legislation ibat is likely to It unpalauble to both ihe rmlroade hl I It.eir employes briefly outlined . the pr.'poiiUons under conBideral lou are ) ' irsl. an absolute iroviiou for placing in the handset a receiver any railroad oujpany which as the result of differ ciii c wuh its employes fails for a peri.. 1 f Ich day s U operate the road . second a requirement that all train crews, bul no olber claBs of employes, shall leu dave notice of an Uilenliou lo quil wjik and. third. Ibal the railroa 1 1 oiiipanies must give ten days note . I i Ihe.! employes of a reduction in wages The committee eipeclB that lb. pr Keilions relating to employes will e x ' ..- . onsider a ble opi..pilioii . bul tak . e ihet'rouhl that it is Ihe only p.isible m.'U''l of affording the public lb.- f le. I. in lo which ll is enl llled agamt-1 ' ihe iiilerrupli.in if regular irafb1 p.iloi gl.m Star I I kr I III pel (HP ( till ill t loll . I m.iii, Mby ill lm peror I r r d.-r i a j pspp.-d a sal iff Hrlil y lilh:bl. new i in e i eg u I alt i ill it bids ihe throwing ofj w rrp and pelilioiis into the ) in ptr r p ' arrihe w lull he iBJiatOLk; ' LJlallt.gful.l.f.1 Men. i"'.riii"i John Ireland f ' ' 1:1 ii I' Hughes of Aiki.iipap s M I ii. I. Iio.ernor of InilPlalia I 1 in i . r J udne I s i ou rl I i i I I'.l.bald . Minister 1 i Jan:,!, Mi M a M . 1 1 ex I .le ll I V li Miller ex li i..errior 'f l.-xas e r n ' r of Ail, a r .pap I A Perry, i.ov.rnor of llorida W ' U I'. ' i Ii a in ei (ioern.r of Honda .1. I.n ll (iordori. liov.-rnor of (ieorgia A Iti i.rikrg. Itipliop of the Episcopal i Inn hand t 'haueellor of ibe Cuiver I p.t f the 'oulh . and bund reds of other 1 ipI in gu iplied men of the 1" n ited Slutep in a. I professions and in ever y depai t ineiil of a. lence have had Iheirpiht I eptor e.l by the upe of I I a k t p s I r s lali.'fd l.elises All e.N fined an. 1 i,t guaranteed by I I bill . New Heme. N. C. a 7 1 in 1 Portrait'. In on or crayon from life "i pin.ol pi'lur.s done by M ihh Aurora Mine who is leaching drawing and painting by lalwnl nu.Uio.le al her residence on Johnston streef- janlbllf. Trying Experiments. 1 In- public i lili I) il''fl N hlHIllPil for ! I .1 H in ml r u in I h r w n 1 li !! tliil 1 I , t n . mi kiiuw. tin- UtM- In rSKHllv 1 1 il in I iukk il . rn. iliiiijt ui lr hii thlu. It H li i ii.iin-ii.it, iiia-ir. tins- imi nlii i.ii. i i ' ' i n .till ui a i nl mi i ta 1 1 w u ine i : i w ! .I'M IliK H I-SOU I Kl I 1.1. M K. 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'Rr -t iwinh Ham I have iet-n lnuliie.l lni fkli'd lo W4iJ HIllJ b et(1 1 ! l Uri, i, w ft y wpt tt mill I ti 1 n from cotm ihd 1 ( i.loo.l 1 l.itvw i)K?(i four U'tlltN (if H HIMll.HVtrt ft MUl)llN 1t Wfrtllil i-il ImI t. r In ic ttnei ul lien 1 1 li l Ih u t Iih v t? it rum I rt mmoil your H. H li. un - t iiif'l li'Uie 1 liavt- ttvr UHfil.mul iwi- n i II 11 taiid : fin i Ih. I in : t1la.ii Hi lie: inl'ivf lui'iil lo the UsW uf HoLanlc Hloot i Ki i.l sirs A. HlHilil ml t i ..uf Hook of WoinltMK fin-, 11 t . r m . i I'imi dint hhk Atldrt-HM 111 '"i It a l m (.' A I It. nl a. i .n. i r Bhlo in Nhw IWrno ht Hip d r ii k tM (f U. aN. DutTy kii.l K. H. Consign YOUR VEGETABLES INI) EARLY FRUIT T. I E. A. WH I TAKER, DUR11AM, N. J.. If you winli to get giX'd prii'is S. nJ in xmsll lots. Reference Bank of Durham yi John Williams, Is now permanently located on Broad meet, nesr CrsTsn. where he is pre pared to CLEAN, DYE and REPAIR sll kinds of CLOTBINO tt LOW PRICES. A specialty is made in clean ing Indies' Dresses. Satisfaction Ruar tnteed. may SO dim Dr. Leinster Duffy. Office at his Drug Store, Broad street West End. mv-17 dwlm NEW BERNE. N. C. $500 Reward! We will pay tbe abors reward for any oase of liver complatot, dyspepsia, sick hsadacha. iDdlsestlon, oontlptlon or oosUvensas w cannot ears with West's Vegets.bl IJvr pills, when tbe Street! oas are strictly bcro plled s-lib. Tbey areparely yeetable, mat nerer fall to glT eatlsf action. Larse boxes contatnlni W sbm oatsd pills, 16e. Kor sale by all drocclsta. Bswars of counterfeits and lmltattona. Tbe veontBS manmaetured only by JOHN C.WK&T0O sra W. Mad ison St., CbVcsiro, 111. Sold by R. N. DUFFY, drurglft, New Bents), N. u. ap84 d w ljr For Sale, 1 '.r .. I, i s r.. r. as the I liiiiCier ik-jp c-.ri.er i raven and Neut. elreel A i h 1 lot rslmSOt. Three houaep i. u.e ioi u.at will rent f r in - I f i . i u. i. t. "' t t 1 400 BARRELS For Sale VERY CHEAP, at 1 1 i : H l: V X - L T. E. MAGE & GO. Drugs, Paints. Oils, AND ; A li 1) K N H C E E 8. 1 .1. i 'i nt i nor !,.,!.!. p . ppl led at a p m ii i rn ' o n 1 'i f r i.pIi i on r in it . i . i . - '. ' X J. J. BAXTER, :t ramlicc, ' i i . r " ' 1 , ' i ' K 1 .' II-, hurt n : on :. ;i . ih,:, 'ii Willi GEORGE ASH, tii i : Clothier, in 1 "ll! I n 1',' I'M fl I, Ii Ih hll'l ibe lo I ii I I'll ' 1 1.- 1 i "Hie to pre I i.' ill I ,f lb, LXAMI.NK Ol'I STOCK OF DHV (;OODS and SHOES, LOOK AT OUR SUITS, vii i: Tin ii; IIICH QUALITY'. A ii I l. iirn tbeir i-ow l ' 1 1 I ( ' i; h . I lo l i. 1 ' be ' oil inn .1 of lb, II m:i ( ii m;ss, ill. I M M. W ll... I I s I i ti: '1 lie p: I .11; ' ,;rn we li.i e to our IllotU, Nothing But Bargains. We are '-.ole Ao,.,,tp f,,r Neu belli nnj Mi ii it , f ibe , elebrate.l A. A. Battles' S2 50 Calfskin lery pair i.p pol.l with the following Kuarantee Every pair m w .ir ranted nhouKl anv of them in any ay . ithin a reasonable lime, K'vo out, I will uon return of damaged pair, and statement as to length of wear. Rive a new p lir in ex change. Just receive,!, a nice line of WHITE VESTS and other seasonable Clothing. Also, another lot of those fine silk lined Prince Albrt Suits, at GEORGE ASH'S, Middle st., next to L. H. Cutler's. We aru also agent for The Old Staten Island Dyeing Eptabliahment, the largest and most reliable concern of iu kind in the world; established 1819. Satisfaction guaranteed. All goods carried free of express charges. THE SEASON Is At IT.in.l For Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fly Fans, I V ' ' ' . - I SHOES Wire Dish Covers, &c, SAVE MONKY HY HUYTNQ THEM 1'UOM L. H. CUTLER, 26 & 28 Middle Street, 4 NEW BERXF. N. C. . il : !- t )