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VOL. VII.-NO. 69.
NEW BERNE. N. C.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2", 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.!
The
LOCAL NEWS.
BUSINESS L0CAL8.
"NE firat-class mahogany writing
V desk for tale
Humphrey
at the Only Cash
& Howard 'a old
Store,
wad.
ALL my customers oan gat that rice
Butter today, it osme by express
night. I Could Dot possibly disap
point ou on a Saturday . The ex pe&see
are heavy on it, but I urn going to
charge you only 30 ceuta per lb. I
know under the circumstance you will
appreciate it.
Very respectfully.
UACKBUKN, THSVQROCEU
1JOTATO Bolt., Burlap and Barrel
Cover for sole at
jdUlw 8 W. & E. W. SmaLLwood s.
IJUHE Liquor and Wine for Medici
nal aud other usee, at wholesale.
Jambs Rkdmomd.
i i EO&OE ALLEN & CO., Agents o!
V I Whitley's Impro?ed Champion
titeel Mower. Prioe only 50. Every
fanner should own one. and cut hay for
hi stock. Helf-Hake Reapers at low
prices.
1EDMOND'8 OiDger Ale. Iuion
V Mod a. etc , equal to Imported.
Jam km Bbdmokd.
I 1 ARBEIT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac
Ll and Wine for sale, at Manufactu
rer's prices, by J auks Redmond.
IJURE Parii Green and Land Plaster
cerlsio death to potato bugs, for
ale by Oku. Aujw & C.
DIRECT importation of French
Brandy aud Holland (Jin arrived
in bond and duties paid at Custom
louse in'New Berne, guaranteeing Ken
line goods for sale.
Jah Rehmunh.
Craven County Gun Cub.
The following score was made yester
day fifteen rounds.
Joo. Dunn '
K.B.Lane
Geo. Clark 7
W. W. Clark..
Jas. Heneley
Steamer movement.
Tbe Eaglet of the E C l lice
sail at 4 o'leock this afternoon.
Another good nuwd for Murrhead
City last night.
About thirty teachera are enrolled at
the colored teachers' institute.
A regular meeting of the M. E Church
workiDg society will be held thin even,
iog at the residence of Mrs. J. It.
Taylor at B HO o'clock.
A number of New lierue s base ball
boys went to Morebesd City yesterday
to try the Kiaston boys. We have not
heard tbe result, but are inclined to
think both were beaten.
Tbe executive committee of the V. M
C. A. meet tonight at 8k o'clock. Juet
afterward will be held the regular
uoathly meeting for the transaction of
b isioesa. A good atleudanoe is deaired.
The time fsr listing taxes is drawing
to a close. A failure to list U indict
able. W. F. Rountree is wailing at bis
cflloe on South Front street for all who
wish to save the cost of an indictment.
Au advertisement of Nsgs Head ap
LMars in this Issue. This is a quiet and
pleasant place to spend the season. Tbe
usw hotel with it modern improve
ment make it much more desirable
than formerly.
Read tbe new ad verliaement cT How
ard & Joaee. They are offering new
summer good, bathing Huir, etc., etc.,
aud have ordered a lot, of campaign
plug. The Y. M. D. C. can be fully
' equipped at their store.
Lecture at Colorei, Teachers' Institute.
Dr. R. A. Reynolds will lecture this
morning on Pay Biology at the Colored
Teachera1 Id stitute, beginning at 10 a. m.
Cub Organized.
The Young Men's Democaatic Chib
organised last niRhtby electing Jas. W.
M'xwe, President, H.L.Oibbe, Secretary,
Geo. Ash, Cr res ponding Secretary, O.
H. Ouion. Treasurer.
The folk) wing Vice-Present were;
elected: lit ward, S. H. Lane; 2d ward
BeB j. Oaloa; 8rd ward, James Mo Brin
on;4th ward, John W. Stewart; 5th
ward, H. A. Marshall.
The appointment of committees was
poet posed until next meeting.
The 'natter of securing a room for
foUr meeting was referred to tbe
president, secretaries and treasurer
Ittellk msisf Is uiL '
Tk a-ueatloa of procuring a nnlform
waa postponed to tbe next meeting.
A 4 foamed sublect to osil of tbe
President. ;
The Cemetery Bo ad the Fair
' The following tekerraa reoeived
a-aatardar it ciMoangiag:
1 ' "WAaHTJiorroH, D. 0.. Jnne 19. The
Seaate hae Joet passed Mr. Simmons'
, , bill pprofiriating 930,00 for the road
i to the National Oetnetery. Mr. Sim-
tii tla Haw 'Barns nnblla
I hulldinir bill oi Thursday when U will
most likely he paessq.. vj
. la this -omtecrJos we note with
' " pleasure that the directors of the Fair
Association have.- through tbe negoua
' r i tana of Mr. T.VA.' Oreen, effected
- parcoaae et ' tbe ':Orifflnv echool
k. iMies? and' grounds wLlch ii
- dlrectlT on the proposed road.
.," la this Uy have acted wisely. .'With
' our splendid shelled atreeU connecting
"' .iLh this road the fair, grounds; will be
' easy of access, aai an annual fair or
. r.f taa raaowTCM of Ei stern
f luuritivu v. -
- . u an aatmred fart. Let everr
man, Democrat or Republican, hom,h
I r Bimmosi and retsra htm to -n
Kill
The
Verper of this hue will arrive tomorrow
The Macleo of the O. I), line sailed
yesterday for Norfolk with a large car
go of truck aud many passengers.
Persontu.
Mrs. Nathan btanly.of Kiutlon, and
MissCynthii Rountree, of Lenoir, lef t on
the Manteo yesterday for New York.
Mr. C. E. Slover, Mrs. Slover, Mrs. h.
B. Ellis. Miss Lizzie Klover, and Mies
Emma Katie Jones, left for Morehead
City yetterday to spend the summer.
Rev. L. W. Craw ford weDt to More-
head City yesterday to spend a few
days with the Teachers' ABembly. He
will be back on Saturday next.
Mrs. U. Marks and eon Mortie, Benj.
Habn, Eq., and Mr. and Mrs. Adams,
left on the Manteo yesterday for New
York.
Mr. J. V. Williams aud family leave
Ibis tnorninK for Richmond, Ya. wher6
he will make his home in the future.
Mr Williams has been engaged in busi
ness here for some years and we regret
that he liow thinks it to his interest to
leave for another city.
Marshal V. Y. Richardi-uti annul latt
V. H. I'elleti.T. Kt'l passed up (roiu
Morehead ( ay yesterday morning on
his way to Kings Mountain where he
deliver tin- HiHrfos before the Alumni
Associal i' u
The Fotat Cr, p
We call the attention uf our truckers
to the following noma from the Nor
folk I.Hu.linaik of the potato crop
around Norfolk If this he true our
truckers need not br in too big a hurry
to get their potato a in market. A po
tato famine la look ed for about the let
of July ami fort jnate will be the
trucker who has I .otaloes to ship
Cburchland tin ,nge has juet had the
pot n to growing m ction in the vicinity
of Norfolk an I 1 orumouth Thoroughly
cmvassed anil xl ih committee engaged
in the work tind that the yield of Irish
potatoes, oauit to the frost and drouth.
followed by fl km! s, will not be more
than one half of the expected crop,
which is usur.l I v about 850,000 or 400,000
barrels. On ii those potatoes that es
caped frost are ready for market at
present. 1 h e cut by frost will be
ready for u.arkel within about two
weeks or thf first of July. It is ascer
tained I'jat the Long Island potato
growers are fully ten days behind the
Norfolk trucker, which is encouraging
and va'iuable to our growers. Tbe out
look i ,hen is altogether promising for
whst is left, and the beet informed far
mers here expect potatoes to sell much
bigKor in July than in June and are
usii i every effort to induce shippers to
go moderately and put only the best
sti.tf on tbe market. In the Western
It ' n,-h minion the croo. while not as
without any trouble.'' "1 tell you
said he, "it will do anybody good to
take that trip. Tbe table fare is better
than you get at most of the hotels and
the freab, bracing air make one feel
like eating. The line ought to be called
'Hotel Manteo Afloat. ' '
Tbe round trip from New Berne to
Norfolk and return cost only 85 00, aod
SI. to per day for meals and a late room.
No hotel bill at Norfolk.
NOTES FROM MOREHEAD.
It is real lively at the Atlantic Hotel
now. The Teachers' Assembly has
swelled the crowd to upward of five
hundred but this mammoth building u
ospable of accommodating ntarly if not
quite treble that number. Large
crowds arrive on every train, and in
another week there will be more than
one thousand people at this elegant
hotel enioviDK the pleasures of this
growing and popular resort. Tbe ad
dition to the building has given much
more room and a more imposing look.
Some changes have beeD made to thu
original which addB much to its beauty
and convenience The managers are
wide awake to the interest of their
uest. anous w ays of amusement
are engaged in Many sit about the
acre ball room to hear tin) sweet strainn
if the orchestra. Others promenade
the hall ways in couples, gather in
groupes and sing, read, talk, play cards.
chess and many other things, rine
piano music can be heard most all the
lime in the different parlors. The
Davis Cadet Hand is also here and give
good music.
The Teachers A.scmbly of the Stute
is now in session aud seem to he doing
good work. They have an elegaDt and
well suited hall for their business. It
stands only a little distance to the wrat
of the hotel, and being painted the same
color, dark green, they harmonize
pleasingly.
A more beiiutiful ami skillfully
handled Meet of sail craft and splendid
waters to Bail them in. is seldom met
with.
Large crowds go over to thn beach
every afternoon at about 5 o'clock to
..v iIia anrf uml a iileaaitnt sail. The
dreesing rooms have been much mi
Droved this yer. All of them have
n.l kuv foot hui-.ket. bowl of
i.,rn,l towel. Whowould not en
joy an ocean plunge under these cir
curastances.
Tbe revenue cutter Colfax took i
.,,,.11 inviutri nartr Monday about ten
miiuH at Thv returned with about
bit hun AtaA 1,1 act tsh. all oauuht with
lin at a ho lit one hundred reet Deiow
the surface of the water.
a nni man w imnrovemen ts in DUIIil
ing, repairing ana painwug arc Kuiu
on in our place, making it something
rvt nrn Inn n v illaire-like in aDoes ranee
ThaNaar IWnA House BUd mUDV of
lurriinr-housei have com-
in till ud with boarders. Tbe
season promises to he the biggeatover
KafarA knnwn.
A pleasant bre ze prevails at least
nine out or ten days, an.i one ui i
ernat beauties about it is, (hat taking
cold is almost unknown.
Program for the Tcacherb' Assembly
The foil 3 ire the program for the
Teachers' Asr. -..lU d. in seccun ot
Morehead City
Wednesday. -Jil. 11 a m Nuuibt-r
Work." lJrof . Kuttuel'. Urans.n.upl.,
City Schools, Athens, j
Countv HuDenntendento Hay : he
County Superintendents will meet lu
the Library ol tne Ateemtjiy. nou
M. Fineer. State buperinten Jent 1 uLuc I
InstructiOB, Cbairrnan Mr. 1' M 1'car
sail. County Superintendent Jonts coun
ty, Secretary. 4pm Conference of:
State Superintendent of l'ublic lDetruc
tion of the South. " jJ m ' i 'are of I
Children's Eyes l'l i: H Lewie.'
Raleigh, N. C.
Thursday, Slst, ! 1 a in. "Whatrur,
boys and girls should read. Miss Dura
D. Jones, Ureensboru hemale College
"The Teachers' Assembly Reading ( ir
cle. " general discusn in 1 i m l he
State and her ('bil.iieii tii.cusse.l by
the Southern State un of public In
struction. (V3U p.m ' Tolmcal I 'on
omv le tbe Public ScIiooIb,' llev. John
. Crowell, President I unity College
Friday. -JJ. 1! m Competuin
examination in the S, hool lllory of
North Carolina Nurceseful competilor
to be aw arded a handsome gold waPh
by MeBBra. Alfreil Willsiime V Co of
Raleigh. N. C. i irgaui.atloii of ' 1'he
North Carolina Muaical Assoc ml ion
8:30 p. m Literary and Musical 1'i.n-r
tainmenl by the AssemL!)
Saturday, l':M Recreatn n I i
Biona to iKiinlB of in teres! in the n -. mi
of Morehead Cily New I', i in m.'l M- .u
Inueral of the Ijtt- Empt-rer of
German)
IC.w.AM June 15 Prince Bismarck
aud a number of foreign princes ar
rived here this morning The railway
stations at Berlin and Potsdam are
closed against tbe public A crowd la
gathered outside these buildings and
soldiers and police are pjsted all around
the stations U keP bac the crowd
The Krederickstou Palace le guarded
like a forlreoa All o'clock the hello
w ere lulled and the minislcrs bu were
to officiate at the Lmperor s fuue
ral uok their placee around the
coliin in the palace. The chuirsaug
the bymns ' Soon Thou L allest me to
Higher Jova ' and " Jesue IB ujy Truat
Chaplain Koegcl bleased the corpse and
uuournera, after which tbe choir Bang
ibebymn ' 1 If I am to Die. " The com
mandeiB of the twehe regiments of
w hich the late Kmperor waa the chief
officer c arried the cofliptothe hearse
Light majore Uien look ihe horsa by
' the bridle and Ihe procession lorlt- I for
the i hu n U
Tbi Mo, I AarnaMr
As tii aa the moat effective ihkIIcI of
d ispelluig Headache. Cuhla and I r era,
ui ( loauaing the h)alem. la by taking a
frw doses of the pleasant California
h .,111.1 fruit remedy. hrupof 1 iga
! K N Duffy, agent. Ne Hsrnr N 1
i u neid 4
Stonewall Items.
Duffy's Group Syrup.
Kec ., f u.r late Dr. WaLTEE DcWT,.
Phr.l'AUKU AND SOLD BY '
NEW BERNE. North Carolina.
6,000 POUNDS COMB HONEY
N 1 1 AND T ) ARRIVE:
w ready.
put upon the'
meiit no
IN 11
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-two for a -
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a la 1 1 es of
ill LL & CO.,
s i th h ront Street,
Near Railroad.
H:b
fort.
Sun lay. '.'It!
vices ', i. i
perance. ' K m -1
iglous Serv ices
Monday. 2Mb 1 . a r
the Teacher s ' !.ce
Hlair. Winston I iiadi
p. Ill . I'.cl 1ICHI IOIIHI
Prof U I P' t. -ut '.'.'
lege.
Tuesday . '.',;t!i 1 '. ! in
Prof Alex . )'. I nr
('ambridge. Muss
Teachers Work P
Room. 1'iof 1 1 en i I ..!! '. ' o
Bon Colli ge
Wed iiesdi . . an .... n,
in the S. hool and M ine M i-s I lu
Ives, New Heme, N ' - ."
(Question Box "pei.ed m. ; . ! ill
upon prarln-al school h m
Thursday. Vlh . : tn I li
oflicera and ei in in 1 1 '. 1 "
ing exeicises.
N ( . I I A ( IIH1S' s l III
Ail ! 1
h!l 1
Slat.
i I Null
good in point of yield, yet Is far in ad-
vaoa of mi other section ot tne county
aa to quality. Many of the patches on
tbe Western urancn were wutuy uu-tr.-iTri
tir the floods, and some of tbe
farmer in Nansemond plowed up the
potato patchss and put in corn. Aiter
al I if the present dry weatner continues
for a few more days tbe falling off will
Instill creator, it is believed. Rain is
now needed badly in the oounty.
Hotels Manteo and Newberne Afloat.
Th mimmpr season is here and rest
and recreation is what people want.
Where shall we go. The most pleasure
for the least money is what people de
ire. The most delightful, the most
healthful, invigorating jrnd satisfactory
past time is a trip on one ot ihe elegant
O. D. steamer to Norfolk ftnd return.
The Manteo leaves on Friday t 9 p. m.
and return the following Taeeuayi
morning, giving Saturday afternoon
and Sunday to spend in Norfolk or at
Virginia Beach. No seaaide Teeort baa
such advantages of the sea breexe as
na nf theaa a tax mars thlPOOth' the
Pamlico. Albemarle. Curriltuek and
On&tan sounds, and bo hotel fcive more
satisfactory fare than Captaiwa. Hontn
rate aad Pritchett.
A a-entleman recently reoiarkea in
our presence, that ir he were anie
run a summer hotel he wouUd get tie
rlrht aort of a ateamer and hrire tt afloat
in the sound of North Carelina, touch
ing at different nointa wheibeer be or
hi aruest desirea.
naot. John A. Richard sc in ana Jurs.
Richardson recently made k trip to Not-
fnlV nn the Vlanteo. and Oh BM return
waa asked whither be hd been and
what was his mission. Hh replied: . 1
I took Mrs. Binbardaon on
a trip so norioaa . ,WS
health. Tbt two -: wteka, before
we started aha had not km josed, a tneu
nor wld ah sleep ,tkih WT atlafao-
t;hn' " "Pnl kka anrmndV Aims she want M
r.r,kl Rnnthtrate taVJe aire" ate, hearty
and frtmttnat titnavefrtil retarned
tha ehioVeJ eyer y i Wl and eauid alep
ket
Mr
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i-i.ff i r ii
Hue I I M I e i
out
hull' hi.
lay 1 1
are 1 1
Languor,
Headache.
Constipation
l. moved b
Tttrmnt't"
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i , 1 ihi.i A Pi i N V
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MTll ran 1
. a c workiiiK for a,
i li i in filbfi liielr own
i : me to Lb buttl
n i-r- profllfcbly ero-
alr ill lnWDl BU&
v t iurj Main St..
t-3u Jwlm
New Berne High School
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The
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That Campaign Jnj,'.
.Iai rnaI I must rbU vour
patience for a ahort reply to the mess
f ik. k'in.tnn Free Press of last week
Tk.l nu, aaaal nd mfi In Its OOlUmnS
Auav mivi .
without excuse or provocation and in
, . I , II Um . . ....
reply 1 answerea iruiniuuj vuo 4 un
done he propounded, only intending to
noint out tne conaition anu mo w un"-
' ... . 1 tv .
a bouts ot tnat ever laimiui auu
tire allv of the DemocraU theoiacam
n.in r " T thought the attack on
meoomingasit did from a professed
n.kiKilinnlat WU UnklOa SnQ UU-
puu.u.,."" ,
chariuble, but as the editor is so unlike
.11 nihar vhite neoDle in this wona ana
ki..t ihi nrilinarv influences
DVI BUUjav w j i
which control mankind, I conoluded to
treat him as a proniDitionisi in wu
Handing, always wanting a full jug.
mu. MnKU tlh him MAmi to be.
XUV MVUViv " .m.
that the "campaign jug" which I turned
over waa empty. Now being a genuine
prohibitionist. I thought that was the
very nest nonunion in wuiua x wuiu
deliver it to my successor; out 11
LiuiiAn A tnr tha Fraa Prea de-
sires a fnU jug, he may gratify hit 1 de-
alree by oainng on eiwar 01 w huw
full blast wniaaey satoona 01 ijiiu
vik fuIi hara nnw because TUO
wilHia , - -
fvU prohibitionist did not tote in our
. . . T Ik Qaitl at
last lOOal option eieutiuu, j-a
.. r Raint fUanhan. the editor
and those like him "stood by and con
sented tO tne Victory OX toe wniaaej
at that lima and DV tneir non-mCtKJu
. tk m Wu namnaibla for
the presence here bow of the Kins ton
whiskey aaioons as aoy ruiu auwava - "
voted for license. Let them fill their
- mA Ylm Kannv. if ther can find
oonsoiauon 10 nou uaici u - j
of tbe probiDUton cause, ronwim
standing the aerere blow inflected by
.. . fmlmwiAm tka Aanaa rf nrohi-
Its prvteawvia 1
in the present political campaign. It
aireaay nee tt uaumuu auw
. n.ij ..a 1 1 LiMWiaRhr li n W pta
UI tne liOlU aula waa hbtv -
oat also. It ha honored oar couB ty-
r 1. Maanlminaial and fall
IfUlgli aiaw ' , . ,
than either of the old parties ever did
acititen 01 tnis oounty. 1 nae
M thU county Ear. J. B. Webb a posi-
.1 il. .lMhw.1 tinlrac-tka onlv in-
stance wbersia Lenoir county has ever
a, . al . . JlJ.fca. A
been called on M lurnian a eaauuisK w
t.. thvnnfrhmlt the Rhata. NOW
m juvw w a"- - T V .
let the county respond by giving oat
elector, Kt. i. u. weo, rouaiug sua
jority. P. ..uwbus!.
Sjliinliiy hein; n in i.J i 1
day, no hiisint es v us iransiiit
c.oiiipliiiientai v i xriiisi on lend
the Captain id the cniiei i ...i ..
Assenihly was .-ic. sted nn I m
invml hv llnihl' w ll w t 1 i ' ( '
as not to cut Hi'iisiJh
Sulliiuv was ilUletiv oh-eive.l t 1.
o'clock Key. M M M.uJ.all. 1 1 I ' . of
Iialeiali. preai ln I an i i lb ni -ei
moil to an utientu e mi I ien. 'f
An interesting ihhle stn i . ' The
Orent Cnnimision rntne c If at
p in. l'iof. TIioiuhh lliiine, h P .
of the Btnte I' n i ersil y . del I v ered tin-
night sernion lie is u seholrl en
tloman, a beauliliil snker. mil
preached a line sunnoii
Monday tbe 1Mb. after opeinni: ith
singing and prayer, resolutions of
thanks to the oflicers of the ( 'olfan for
the pleasant trip t" sea were rend by
Prof. 0o. McNeill of Keidsyille and
adopted. At 11 a.m. i'rof (i. T. Win
ston, also of the ' niversily. delivered a
very able lecture on "Phonics. " a sub
iect that has been eiciting consnlerahle
attention for the last few 5 ears in school
rooms. He beautifully trace.,! the
growth of laiifliage und gave the origin
of the alphabet. I'no phonetic svstein
he consideied a valuable auxiliary in
,.rl,,rc ivol li hilt lllUllL'ht it IllllUa ll
cable in teaching gulling Through
the entire remarks he keit up 11 strum
of humor that kept ti e audiern e pleased
At the conclusion l'iof K 1'. Mhh uf
Raleigh made a sjnriK d reply, in which
be showed some differences of opinion
with Prof. Winston on the subject, but
with a few explanations from each,
matters were soon adjusted. Professors
M. C. 8. Noble of Wilmington, M H.
Holt of Oak Ridge, and President Al
derman of Ooldsboro.also made remarks
in reference to the subject. A commit
tA ronsislinc- of Prof. 1. S. Ellis of
Dunn, Miss Rachel Brooktield of Now
Rarnn and M iss Mc(.;orkio or waaes
boro, were appointed on the "Teachers
Bureau. Meeting aojourneu un eeu-
hi m. Mnrp than orainarv inierssi
had teen taken in thin part of the pro
gram "Chalk Talk,' by Mr. rrana
Beard of Chicago. Mr. Beard is a genius
and phenomenon in rapid chalk paint
ing. He usee colors and almost in an
instant large pictures 01 real Deauiy anu
exactness in delineation are portrayed
on canvass. This was a real treat tor
the Assembly .
Adjourned uu itiesuay.
II l'l '. . ie alii
I ,r fall ..nl f a all r
1. t heing rthle lo gel al
ll ' I. Ii 'llltell will
Int. on of hie K hool 1 11 I r
1 list All persons 1 nl n-sle
lo he ai hand
' hd Mr I ,ey 1 Hroug hloii w fctt
vi itli paralysis some I o r three v-eckr-s.nre
but at this time ia ciisnleral h
heller his friends will be -li,d to know
Hilling corn and big lams is the order
of the day 111 Pamlico at this tune, and
the fanners haea hard lime with lien
1 1 teen Irish potatoes are line and are
being shipped as fast as possible. lata
a 1 e s 11 peril, and if we have good eat her
land hart est them a good turnout will
bu the result ( 'olton la small but mi
' I 1 .ting rapidly, a gi.d aland generally
Haralaa'a Arnlil lr.
T11K HtST Hil.vi in the world f' r
1,0. Ilriiiaia Sorea lloers halt
Kheum, Kever Hores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, t hilhlains. I 'orns and all Hlnn
Krupliona, and positively' cures piles
or no pay required, ll la guaranteed h
give perfect satisfaction . or money re
funded Price 25 cent per bin in
,ale hv U N lutf v !n 1"
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AM Y,
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SLTTKMEEK lOtli, 1888-
I i VKAIl:
t'ri oo
110.00
35:00
i monthly
case of jiro
ilyl'J dwtf
WEBSTER'S
UNABRIDGED.
STANDARD AND BEST.
COMMERCIAL.
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Sm i. k J one 1 s - I u 1 1, nr
hi m Sales of loo
, nut-. 1U 1 .1 I e i lllhi r .
July, ill 1 .1 ariiiar
August. '. 1 '-'4 1 ebl UN 1
Sept 'J 7J Mali h
( i loh. r. V '" April
Nov .' 1 .' Mar
Ne Per lie In 1. 1 I, el ' I n 1
repor tr.d
I Kt ICS I I ll M a K
I'.tfs - a 1 Or
Ion mm a i t n r in
small lots sold f..r . i
it 11 ring the w ei a
1 odder V.." to $1 i
TvaraNTiNS - Hard '
Ta h - 8 1 .'.o
l ) i s A i 'ilc in Ink
Hl-.K.sW 11 '. Ti , 1 7 ' per i I
Husr ( n fisit. i ui .
Kbiesii pnHK -7as- I'Si i
Haw- i 'juntry . 1 1 a 1
l'lp Ill s - 50, per pel k
PKi N I'TH- Hr,.IO .- I.er hu
'a IuIi'KEHB Uro D 4 'ia (
MEAL vOj nil h. lied I.
Potatoes Habaniae. 1 ' 1 ) ama
SHlMil-Kfi - West India, dull and n m
inal. 0 inch 8 'i 00a 2 50. Muildingf
inch hearts. $H 25 ; saps.f 1 f0 per M
SuMli-H O. hhd. jflOall.' 1 ei M
WHOLES A U PHKES
New Mess Poee $15 no.
Hhiu i-Dkb Meat TaV.
C. K.'s, F. B's, B 's and I. r - --c.
FuouB-s8.50a6.00.
LaBD So. by the tierce
liAlL BasU 10's,$'2 M.
Buoaa Granulated. Tic
OorrEK 15alo.
Cheese 15.
BaLT 80a85c. per sack.
Molasses aud STacrs 904&c
POWDEB $J.00.
Bhot Drop. 11.60. back. 11. 75
KaBOMHB-WtO.
HIDES Dry, 6a8o. ; grwan 4 .
Tallow 4 e. perlh
nI.WlABRIDCi(g L,NTJ It
Va-IJaaanatJlj''y'i''- J
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lOOO innie Illus-
. :.n In. LMiiary.
- ..rla-uml with
: i .jtiale.l fur
ouMll.'ii, aro
A Biographical Dictionary
f Noteworthy
l:.!l'ill, I.r"(--
A Gazetteer of the World
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hii I Natural
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Noted Fictitious Persons
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WEBSTER IS THE STANDARD
unv I I'nnt ing Office, u.ih. with
1 1 b n r 1 1 v
. I I lege r'rej ($
t at.
I'nn In.-.
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niritJt!
f 3 Slilei, and
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yi nigheiJ, Mass.
, U. ft. A.
New Berne House,
Moi. lirail Clt, N
C.
The
r th
and
hIii tc iiKii.ed .in.i.hH is now open
summer traw I. N loe cool rooms
clean ted. A cistern has been
add oil lo the h.'iise. mni im re water will
be furnished h' gnei-tn The table will
he supplied uith Hie beat the mark)
afTiirds. l'ulif an 1 attentive serranta.
HaTing secured the :isialance of Mr. Fa
I.. Terry. Ic u well known tOtbS
trsreling puhll. . ne guarantee to keep
a lirst clan h I Terms. 82.00 pair
dar. ?1" i"' i" r nk. Special rates to
familic .
W. It. WIQUINS,
eii d n if 3'cprietor. '
The Chicafo ConTentioii.
Chairman Jons called tbe convention
kn nrdar at noon and looked upon a
scene unequalled in the history of
American ooHTentions. ine arrange
ment of tbs oonTention and decoration
of the hall are snperb. The assemblage
is tbe largest of tbe kind erer known in
tbia country.
r rowBCMPTIOff I It CURABLE !
u. j ik. fniiAwins: Mr. C. H. Morris,
xT .k- Avar. . v "Was down with
.iuunf Innaa. and friend ana ddt
aiciana pronounced me an Incurable
Tin oan takinff T)r. Kinff1
Wlumiwv, . 'v a b
New DssoOTery tor unusmytiuD, aw
now on my third bottle, and able to
OTersee the work on my farm. It ia the
finest medicine ever maae.
UiitlAwart. Decatnr. Ohio,
sets "Had tt net been for Dr. Kini
J m " ... I
KSW UlSOOTery lor uuiiuuniB '
kna aliaf, f lalIT irOUDies.
nr.. ( nn bv doctors. - Am now hi
beet of health.'; Try it. Sample bottles
free at R. N, Daffy's ing atorsv
NAGS HEAD HOTEL,
NACJ8 HEAD, ft. C.
A K. JAf'OBS, rnnrRiKTi e,
SEASON OF 1888.
removal::
NEW AND ELEGANT Bl'lLLlKU.
Open from July 1st to October 1st
But few watering place bare so many
advantage and attraction. Grand
scenery, good livery, ana tne nnesi
beach on the ooest for driving. Good
and -coarenient surf. 8plendid indooe-
menta for iportsmea, and a quiet ptace
for tbose wbo aistiie tne noise maa nw
incident to most resort. O.D. steam
er touch botal pier on their pasaage
a tr, a s
eaob way between new nerne anu nor
(oik. Steamer Lacy makes semi-weekly
trips from Windsor, Hamilton, Wil
liamston, Jamssrille, Plymootb, Eden-
tott ana cuaaoeva wi;.-
For inrtMr particulars aaare;
- A. B. JAOOBS, Kaaagwr.
jS0 4aa , . . Kaga Bead, H. C
IUmiiK moTpd my StocV Vt Hard
nsre. Agricultural Impleajtsata .aad
Machinery to the store formerly OOCU
pied by lil Hros. on Craven street two
doors below South Front, I am BOW
fully prepared to meet tbe wants Of the
trade in rov line. I am exceedingly
thankful for your patronage ia the past,
and I propose to merit it by fair and
honest dealing in the future. Remem
ber the place and "call early aM affray"
i war an t saws
j. j. nam a
Craven st . -'door- below SOSJtl Front,
Newberry, T. f
For Sale Cheap,1;
ia I-PRTnitT KMrtrVfl' awaa Knr
power, in thorough repair by' Crabtrw
s. ua. iin ana iaiwhi hi iei, - All l
good order. Cn be keen at may rev
dene in this city. t v
CAKUL,lf b. A. BAISUk.U, ,
jeT d w2 w New Berne, K. C.
Dr. LeinsferlG;;..;
Office at hi Drug Store, Broad t
IWeatEnd. tri.u c
, aayHdwlm NEW fifiUSE, T
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