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NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY. AUGUST 12. 1888.
PRICE 5 cents;
OOMAL
BUSINESS LOCALS.
IEESa full cream tbMM jut re
caivad and for eal at the eaah store.
:TTSX ICE,
IDABB(Mtar4 by
tha Jarmaa lee Factory.
T OST-1.000 DOLLARS U small
4Aj change every month by those who
ffal to patronise K. B. Haekbara, '-The
- Grocer." To those person I will ur
give at a trial u be convinced. I
, wtU refund mossy U goods ax not set
'isfaotorf and foaad to be as represent-
ad, "aall profits ud quick sales" to
no y i end &0. saved to yon tolOc.
snai.. Vou all know that the "nto"
oua amouat to dollar. Now if yoe
"wka to Hfi them, bo sara yoa bay
' front in, aad yon will eertainly do
that oae thing. Try my So. Flour in
. 10 lb lota aaywey, with jt 1 lb of my
Fine Butter. -"'""'
... .v : . ' ..-
05draocn.,BrgBer dfc Kegel's cele
bratodBatr.loaeoM.at
' ' jylltf ".H. Hotrous
' B.-ela aaahogaay writing
, J deal for aaia at the Only Caah
e dtore, Hemphrey ft Howard 'a old
' etand..
BOTTLED BEER, tea cold, and all
other cool drinks at
JyVItf A. H. Holt 's.
CI ALL at tha Broad 8t. Sur where
' J on can bay all kinds of Fraab
Orooeriea low for caah only.
- Q.F.M.Dail, Ag't.
WHITE LEAD, Mixed Paint, Var
Biah, Oil and Qlaaa at
Qso. Aixrs & Co.
v TTJST RECEIVED by schooner Hen
V O rietta HU1, 100 barrala building
- hate, aad for aalo by
iag eonthwsM past the coast o
Maine aad bids fair to itaefcXew
Tork. Hundreds oi Bepablicaa
paper are keeping aa eye on ft,
and, if it should fail to connect we
may expect to see these contempo
raries bristling with such head
ings as
Loss or LxiBT'a Local
awftjl Effect of the Mills
Bill ox- axesigan Timber
INTERESTS.
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Protection, inch as we hare
now, does not benefit the working
man. It benefits the capitalist
who by means of protection, has a
monopoly of the manufacture of
some article. The policy of the
new tariff is to build np our manu
factories, not to destroy them ; to
remove all impediment and give
them every facility to grow. Re
member the more consumers the
more work. The more work the
higher the more wages. Roger Q.
Mills.
ONE hoar's bard work is worth
an aga of idle boasting.
Let os all join in rendering
honor to "Sunset" Uox."
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
that Democratic harmony prevails
all along the line.
Can't some astute Republican
get op and charge this awful hot
- weather to Cleveland's administra
tion f
Steady, boys. Steady. We
have them on the run, but keep
your lines dressed, and your labors
to the front.
. EvEEY breeze that sweeps from
the West brings to our ears the
shouts of Democrats and the shrieks
of Republicans.
Oleyeland is for tariff reform
now. bat he can't deny, that his
beiintifal wife was
protective tariff.
born under a
' Senator Vance is reported to
hare said : "No cifil service re
form for me. When I light a man
and lick him his scalp is mine."
We have but one fault to find
with Chairman Wbitaker. He
spoke when only one precinct had
bean heard from, and that a very
email one.'
Tha Vert Carolina Dead UlUcav
Stood, YsV-
Owe thoasaad arraa aaadrad aad
eighty North, Caroliaa soldiers are
enrUd m Bollywood Coaaatory, Rica
atoad. Va, Tkaix giarto are aaaaarkid.
Th ladjM of Hollywood Kaamorial Aa
aociatioa daairs to pUos granlto blocks
at the bead of tack grava, aad aak ooa
tribottoaa for the parpoao. .The Ladiea
MamorUl Aaaoolaiioa af Now Bone ap
pasJ to tha citisaaa to aid tha undar
toking, CoBtribattoaa eaa bo seat to
Mrs. Goo. AUo, Tiaasurar of Mamorial
AaaoeiatiQB, or to tha Jocmax offioa.
CbBtribnUona will ba ackaowlodgad in
tha JortiaX.
kfra. John Hughe $1.00
" M.M.Naah, 100
" C.W.atoLaan 100
" Oaorga Allan 1.00
i in m
Mayor's Court.
Tito following oaaea oame up bafora
Acting Major WUllama yatcrday :
Two case against Ban. McF rater for
contracting without lioenaa. Lt off
on payment of ooata and lioanaa.
Elixa Hall and Tempi Chad wick.
Disorderly conduct. Pleaded guilty.
Sentenced five daya' work on the
streeto.
Wo. White, violation of chapter 5,
section 8; eenteoed to ten daya' work
on the streets.
W. H. Dewey, editor of the Golden
Rule, waa tha nest caaa called. He
waa charged with contempt of court,
having published an article in hie pa-
The Democrats of Lesolr in Conven-
The Democr.: M Lenoir county as-
Wed in convtiiiion ui Kiostoo on
Tkaraday, tha 9Ji day of August for
thepuraoae of aominaung candidate
for eouaty offloers and members of the
General Aeeembly.
The ooaveotioa u culled to order
by J. W. Grainger, Eq , chairman oi
the exeoatire committee, who in ap
propria te ward told the Democrats of
the work before them and urged them
to anarch to the task in solid phalanx .
M. H. Wooten, Esq. waa requested to
act aa temporary aecretary.
The townahipe were calld and ever;
one in the county responded.
The chair appointed the fallowing
committees
On Rulea: Dr. U Tull. I.ei Kil
patrick, W P Jones. 8 11 Rountree.sr
and B. F. Dixon.
On Permanent Organization R.
Hill, R. M. Abbott, Tho. R Rouse.
I. Stroud and J E. B Noble.
On Credentials J W.Taylor, I
Tub Democratic party does not
advocate free trade, but it believes
that the interests of all our manu
facturing and other industries
would be advanced, that the wages
of all our laborers would be in
creased, and the general welfare of per of Aug. 4th, reflecting upon the in
the whole country would be greatly tegrtty and honor of the court. W. E.
promoted by repealing, as far as CUrke PPrd l0t !
... .. . Hon. C. C. Clark for the court. The oe
possible, the taxes upon raw ma- " , . , .
tenals, and reducing or repealing .. . h nUm t ,aiml im
the taxes upon the actual neces- proper punctuation ohanged the mean
saries oi life; aod upon those hng of the article in queetlon and that
simnlft nrononltinns it nronosea to he would correct in tha next iasue.
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stand or fall in the great contest lTPn hi w" diacnarged.
now before it. John G. Cariisle- Hon. 8. s. Oox.
Hon. S. 8. Cox of New York, tha
most versatile American genius and the
moat brilliant of Congreaaman, paaeed
.1 U ,kU ...nln(T nn hi.
August ehowere prevailed yeaterday. w.k-.-i n. t .
W mj IV uut wuwmM vswj av aw w m - w
Keports from d inerent portion oi me oreatjon. k n bad been known that
8unaet" Cox waa on the train our
LOCAL NEWS.
county are that crops generally are
promising
Dockery U billed
boro tomorrow. He will be in Nev
Berne on the 22 J.
Thirty -five and forty pound water
melon retailed on the street yeaterday
for only ten cent.
Kinaton and vicinity now complain
of too much rain. There waa a very
heavy fall of rain there Friday evening
Councilman Dick Williams has the
largest aad handsomest sharpie in these
water. He should name her "The
City of Berne."
jr . J 1. Keu-
people would have turned out en matse
to speak at Golds-1 and given him a welcome that would
have been aa refreahing to him aa his
own "Winter ounoeams nave ueen io
thouaanda of hla countrymen.
Judge Thurman pronounced the
speech of Mr. Cox the ableet that was
made during the lata disonaeion of the
tariff. We hope that tha people of
Eastern North Carolina may have an
opportunity of hearing him. Invite
him up, you young Democrat.
A FLASH of lightning pntsont
the lights on the exposition build
ing in Cincinnati, Tuesday night,
and left the large andience in total
Church Services Today.
St. Stephens Reformed Missionary
Some of the merohante are receiving I Baptiat Church Bev. Isaac B. Frank
mw roods, and bafora lonir thar will I lln Daator. Service at 11 a. m. and
begin to arrive in large quantities ae7:80p. m
introductorv to a revival of business. Chriat Chute bV. W. Shield, Reo-
. m tor. 11th Sunday after Trinity. Ser
head City this morning for the aoeom
modation of all who may desire to go
down and eniov the sea breeie. Will
leave at 9 o'clock.
The sidewalk adjoining the poetofflo
to in bad condition and should be
remedied at once. The earth ha been
thrown np in ridge more resembling
vice at 11 a.m. and 0.80 p.m. Sunday
school at 5.50 p.m. All people will be
weloemed to the service of thtochuroh.
Usher at the door.
M. E. Church Service at 11 a.m. by
Rev. Jamas M. Watson. Bunday-achool
stde'olosk. All pereon Invited.
Johnston, Jooiah Sutton
nedy, Wm. Stroud
While the committee er out there
were several calls for speeches but the
only response was from a colored Demo
crat who tpoke for about tlftecu min-
utee advising the Dmocrats to do ibeir
ork harmoniously and endeavor to
build up, not tear down, lie gave the
taff" a paasing notice and said that
the people of his color knew nothing
about it. He made a sensible speech
though roughly put together.
The committee on credentials report
ed every township in the county well
represented and that there were r.o con
testing delegations
The committee on permanent organi
sation reported for President, J cane W.
Grainger; for Secretary, M. II Wooten
The report was unanimously adopted.
The committee on rules reported.
1st. That nominations te made by
ballot.
3d. That the candidate receiving
majority of all the votes cant shall be
declared the nominee of the party.
Sd. That the chairman appoint three
teller to receive the ballots.
4th. That the Secretary call the roll
of townships and the chairman of each
delegation go forward and deposit the
ballot of his township.
5th. That for the further government
of the convention the rules of the last
General Assembly be adopUd.
The report w as adopted.
The chair announced that nominations
were in order for a candidate for the
General Aaaembly.
S. H. Rountree, sr., Thos. R. Rouse
and Nathan Wooten were appointed
teller.
Col. N. B. Whitford, S. I. Wooten, R,
M. Abbott, F. G. Taylor, S.H. Rountree,
r. and N.J. Allen ware placed in norm
nation for the House.
On the second ballot S. I. Wooten
received a majority of the votes cast
and was declared the nominee,
On motion of S.H. Rountree the nomi
nation was made unanimous.
J as. D. Sutton, John H. Dawson, Jas.
W. Daly and John C. Wooten, jr. were
nlaced in nomination for sheriff. On
The Re peblkia CeavMltoa af Craves
Ceaaty.
The committee, through its chairman,
reported tna follow lag resolutions,
which were received and enanimoualy
adopted:
Whereas, la the eoaree of human
events it beoomee necessary for e people
of a Republican form of government to
oonsult together for their common good
aad welfare; therefore be U
Resolved, 1. That the Republicans of
Craven county reaffirm their allegiance
to the great National Republican party
of these United State.
S. That Hon. Benjamin Harrison and
Levi P. Morton, toe regular Republican
nominees for President and Vioe-Preai-dent,
are entitled to and (hall have our
unanimou support.
o . That tha platform adapted by the
Repnblicane at Chicago ia national
convention aeeembled, expreea onr sen
timent on the tariff, and we endorse the
same.
4 Tht the platform adopted by the
Republican of North Carolina in State
convention aeeembled ei presses true
and genuine Republican doctrine,
therefore we endorse the same.
5. That the nominee of said State
convention may real assured that the
Republican of Craven county will ute
all honorabU means to secure their
election.
6. That the course pursued by the
present county officers is creditable to
Craven county 's untarnished name, and
that the officers, Sheriff Stimaon, Treas
urer Patterson, and O. Hubbe, Register
of Deeds, have made great improve
ment over their predecessor and are
entitled to our undivided support.
7. That working the public roads by
taxation la much fairer than the pres
ent system; therefore we ask our next
representatives in the Legislature to
enact such law aa would be just and
right between the poor and rich man.
8. Resolved. That we nominate U
Stimson for the office of Sheriff: Isaac
Patterson for Treaaurer; O. Hubba for
Register of Deeds; Miles Shepard for
Coroner; II. J Lovick for County Sur
veyor. 9. That we endorse the nomination of
II. S Nunn for the Senate and K A.
Russell for the House of Represen
tatives 10. That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Daily Journal, Raleigh
Signal, Cape Fear Advocate, and Golden
Rule. Other Republican papers favar
ing will please copy.
Isaac II. Smith.
". President Convention.
IlKhv Smith, Sec.
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II tHHUOl AMU VIURTOM.
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I'llM KB S CIUAH TOHK.
.fre iiu In. (.mini ii.m-mI Ch..!..
Hiuoaii'it an,t ai;km,l af ami. C1aia,
and on iiie other aij k.mvI iiool loda Water
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SEE WHAT MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY
WILL DO FUR
CANCER.
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glasses vou so perfectly adapted to my
eyes; with them I am enabled to read,
as in my youth, the finest print with the
greatest ease. I cheerfully recommend
them to tbe public. Respectfully,
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(Ex-Oov. of Texaa) Minister to Japan,
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. S. Duffy, New Berne, N. C. il3dlm
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mv lot ii, e to j . h . e ' -i h
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hen i M;a ip.l, im! 1 i.ey
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eye, ,'au.s; g i ch i ,i . :r ,
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tM'Iti'l, 1U! nc-ei :i Mill
Some phyKiriaim proi
ol tiers ch i on ir .1 k! j -: ;is
to let it Hi. .iio 1 - 1 ,!
atto, W hen ii 1.' 1 !e ( .t.e 1 .
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trttig
. 1.' tMTecleii OD
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lit l.y whSt
ui .ng oti tbe
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remove
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Kit 11 10 iorin right
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I'seniliUiig 11 watt, which
', luiiif ai..l iinpearance It
1 he a Ihi-ki' as a si raw herry, and
i lie h'a.-e entirely
FERD. ULRICII,
Wholesale Grocer.
Twines. Ropes, Canvas,
Paints, Oils,
Galvanized and Copper
Doat Hardware.
under the 1
could not rei
eiKin grew tu
the acahN came oil ami left
raw lift vlna fern of a i-ani't 1 . 1 heijan to ute
vailous klinln.of saic i, heul it up, but
never could I consulted w, t Ii physicians of
great experience, they km;, I it looked aus-
pli loua oi II. and -d ;sed me 1 1 h;n e 1 1 cut or
"' Orders taken
Seines.
for Neta and
Presbrterian Church 8rv ice at 11
a.m. HnnosT-scaooi as v a.m.
Y. M. a A. Devotional meeting at
MIDDLE 8TREET,
NEW BEBNE, N.
C.
. Tub St. Faal, Gtobe; wja a Ba
kota Eepablicaa f epndlates Benja
min Harrison because he believes
. him to be unsound on the doctrine
of infant baptism. . Fisk is the
only candidate who carries water
enough for all. " . .
A North Carolina editor says .
(he - whipping post in this State
' to punish petty offender would be
a mercy.? We.); suppose he is
. orthodox, and stands . by ; tbe old
couplet '
"That mercy I to Others ihow,
i f That mercy show to ma.'. r
potato hills than an even and smooth the rooms of tha asaxwn on Middle
liV.. u .ku Ka 8 Sabjeot "Tws Ifs."
walk as It should be. t j , fl WtlU)r wuii,
During the warm spell of weatner a
little three year old boy who in com-1 Personal.
....in. ...ks1. .,-.! rVnm thm Mia Rachel Brookleld has cone to
extreme heat, but who not havinir had New YorkonavUit torelatite. She
any nraviona exnarienoe could not will return ia time for the opening of
nnderatand it. came" runninc to hU I school the 19th of September.
vu f.Aa..i..narfwayani.t Mr. O. H. Roberts, eashier of the
H.T .Vrearnlr and e.rneatlv asked NtlonaI Bank, has gone North on a
tion streaming and earnestly uked, few w..ki TMttlon.
"mother what's the matter with me ?" Mri. yr. If. Wateon and ohlldren are
" . at Morehead City.
Invite Him Up. . I Her. J. M. Watson of Hyde connty
We suggest that the Y. M. D. Club I arrived yesterday aad will preaoh at
Invite Hon. S. 8. Cox to visit ns one . unurcn wasj.
night daring the coming week and give gtAmer jcovemonta.
the first ballot Jsa.D. Sutton received
a majority of all the votes and was de
oiarea toe nominee. vnTirr
nv T.. Hodires. J. P. Haskitt. W. B.
Nonn, David Rountree and S.H. Bright Change of Place for Holding
were placed in nomination for Register
Nine
116n. S. S. Cox is now arilore.
head. We ' suggest that he be in
vited -to - speak for Democracy in
North Carolina. Jeffersonian prin
. ciplcs hare no abler defender, the
South no more steadfast friend,
and the Demacracy no more in-
vincible champion. -- -, " '.
Tua canvass has been opened
.!!y by the Democracy. Sena
t i Vance, Vobrhees, Gorman,
r l and Colquitt; andKepre
Eciitii ives Cox, Carlisle, Mills . and
T radii Dridso have spoken, and the
j are ablaze with the' fires of
': - r.ocLcstcr, Union Adver
;s: Lr"rj's bisraftla work
of Deeds. As the balloting was about
to begin W. B. Nunn requested that his
name be withdrawn. Geo. L. Hodges
was elected receiving every vote but
one on the first ballot.
Jesse Jackson, Lewis Foes, T. R.
Boose, F. M. Haskins, John L. Harts-
leld and A. J. Dawson were put in
nomination for Treasurer. Mr. Jackson
was elected on the second ballot.
T. A. Bouse and W. A. Jones were
as a talk. If President Moore will take
hold of the matter it eaa be. pushed
through. ' Lets try it.
A Book and Ladder Company,
There is no more Important adjunct
of a fir department than a good hook
and ladder company, a feature which
onr -department has for some time
lacked, and a want that has been seri
ously felt. Several years ago the Me
chanics' Company filled .this need . well
and acceptably by the performance of
excellent service. From various cause
its efficiency detracted' A movement is
now mad however-by a number of
eentlernenwho in its best days were ao
tive members of the old organization to
restore it to Its old time efficiency and
the first step, has been : taken in the
election of offioers.4 Tne next will he
application for reinstatement ia the De
partment where it will no doubt be suo
ctssful, and thi city should then see
that it is properly appurtenanced.
house and the same facilities flrea it
t3 perform service as other companies
1 of tbe department enjoy
The Vesper of the E. 0. D. line arrived
yesterday with a cargo of general mer
chandise and will sail at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.' The Eaglet of
this line will arrive today.
3 I i
; .-4vj Llstef Letters
Remaining In the poetoffioe at New! patriotism . and enoouragment for the
pat in nomination for Surveyor
was eteotea on tne nrst canoe
After several ballots R. W. Pope, Esq
waa nominated ror uoroner
8. L Wooten. Esq having been noti
fled of his nomination came forward
and aooepted the same in a very ap
nronriate sneecb.
Col. M. a . wmuora was louuiy cauea
for, He responded in a speech fall of
Elections in No.
Township.
Nortii Carolina, Ceavkn County, 1
County Commissioners' Office,
New Berne, Aug. 8th, 1880. )
Notice is hereby given that by an or
der of the Board of County Commis
sioners of Craven county, passed this
day, the voting precinct at Brock 'e
Store in No. 9 Township, in said county,
has been changed from said place to
May's Store at or in Jasper, to be
known and designated as Jasper Pce-
cinot in said township, and that all
elections in said township shall be held
Rouse t ajd U( named pUoe until otherwise
ordered.
By order of the Board,
ORLANDO HUBBS,
a7 dSOJ Clerk Board Com.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
A alx-horse Baldwin Upright Engine,
rma nM.it fvinnt. n. n . animit I nominees of the convention
12th. 1888; I AM convention outiuk cumpietau lis thlrty-flve aaw Brown Oln, in food repair,
Ella Bonner. Green Dees, Martha I work adjourned sine die. it was the buiups cotton Pkbs, which needa about $5.w
Donniaon, Minnie Oatlin, Olive B. Car-1 largest and most harmonious convention worth of work to pat in proper order, and
raway, care of Mr. H. Hill, Bam. Jones. I ever held in the county. The primary one Cood as new Thimble Bkein Tennessee
Twiner Jones, Battle Johnson, Bev. W. meetings in tne to wnsnip, rt is saia, wagon.
B. F. Komegay lo), BUS. J. .U. HUier. I were newer aweuaeu inan ever oaiurs. no eash wanted, win sen on long time
W. H. ROWS, Miss Maggie BJWiana I j. - "' , . ., L with flrst class teal eatate aeennty, eignt per
E. Sanders. - i . - sjunnsja-xtf- iva.L, cant. Intertat.
Persons calling for above letters, Willi- Read the following: nr. u. a. Morris, i Kagme, Qin and Press tsfiooo, first eoat
say advertlsed,and give date of list, v Newark, ate., says: - was a own witn jroaoo.
: Tha rerulsiiona now require inai one i aosoeaa oa lungB, iuu "wuui anupuj-i wagon moo, nm coat so5.oe. For runner
cent shall be eollected on the delivery I slclan pronounoed me -an Inourable mfomation apply at JotraHALoffle.
of each letter advertised. . - oonsampuve. Ksegan iaEmgur.ia.ing e
M, MABT.T, r. tu I New juisoovery . lor consumption, am
now on my
afSrt Dufh's Group Syrup.
rork on my farms It Lethe ., .. , . - I
stein Mere Pleasant : v I ovsrsee the work
- . . . . . I . t - . I . 3
TO the taste, more aocepDie to tne nness meu Racine of the late Dr. WaitebDcitt.
stomach, and more truly benenoiai mi : Jesse maaiewarf, locator, . wnio,i .
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its action, the famous California liquid I says- -uaa is not oeen tor ur. iving a
fruit remedy, 8yrnp of Figs, is rapidly New Discover fof. Consumption -1
nnu nf all ntharav Trr lc. ubs i wouiu nave uiea oi . iiunz xrouDiee.
bottle will prove Its merits. , Was given np by. doctors 'lm now in
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R. N. Uu::y, Teot, New tierne, a. U, I oeet or neaitn. ry it. , oampie noniee
jalylSdw4w I free at B, , uuny.s arug store.
. PREPARED AND SOLD BY", .
: NEW BERNE, North Catolins.
Jnnel6dwtf ,-r.
urn! nut at en c I 1 : , 1 n,,i w.mIi to do
thei; and I t-1 1 1 pn suad'ul it wag In my
blood, I resolved to iry jmir Ki'incjy, as It
had tpn reromiijenileJ lo mp. I Jul so with
the most happy results. 1 ,-an say I am a
ell man 1 cannot say too much for your
Remedy, It Is wort Ii lia weight m old. Ite
fore 1 had used one holl le I waa hopeful, and
at the eiplratlon of iuo wepkn Uie sore waa
ntlrely hraleil, Hie kcjIpb (.r roiibnes8 o
he akin all gone, and left me a new man. I
will give one similarly airected any further
nformatlon they may desire, and can only
say, If the public will give your Remedy s
trial It will apeak for Itself, and your success
111 know no bounds, tkxl speed Ihs day
that must dawn upon your future prosperity!
Yours moat tnily,
JAMES CARTKP. A IvKlKGTON,
Bend for pamphlet containing testimonials
of cures made among onr home people, aod
Indorsements by well known citizens and
druggists of North Carolina. Price tl.00 per
bottle; to no per half-dozen hot tips; Wash 50
cents per rckage; $1 ' per half-dozen packages.
E. H. MEADOWS & CO, AGENTS,
WEVBER. . r
Address
MRS. JOE PERSON,
KITTRELL, !. C.
Assignees' Sale.
In pursuance of a deed of assignment
made by Dail Bros, to us as trustees, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction,
at tneir store on Urnven street, in the
city of New Berne on Wednesday, the "
15th day of August, 1833, at 12 m.. un
less sooner disposed of, the
Entire Stock of Goods
Contained in said store. Store Fixtures.
Desk, aod one Marvin Safe.
8 acres of land on Broad creek, in
Pamlico county, together with the
steam saw-mill with 80 horee cower
engine, return tubular boiler, and all
necessary equipments for a saw-mill.
Capacity 20,000 feet per day. Also a
AwAllinir hmtaA atrira honoa .nil w.
house on said lot. - ' "
Ono lot of land in Morehead City, No. ,
4, square 4. -
One office building in tha city cf New t '
Berne, on the east side of Craven street, I -near
cotton platform. . , .
Tbe light draught passeneer and:
freight steamer Carolina. 82 tons regf-"
ter, carrying easily 100 bMes of cottoa,' -t
stern wheel, chain gearing. Machinery: y.
ana nan in good order. , . t ,
One 12 horse power Eoupse engine. , ;
One warehouse at Bell's Ferry. ; : 1
One flat at Bell's Ferrv. - 1
One horse and dray - ' -
Terms Cash. - - v'
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