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OURNAL.
VOL. VII.-NO. 175.
$B5V BEBSNi C. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1888.
PRICE 5 CENT$.
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BDSrjTESS LOCALS.
TT A US, Breakfast
Baoon, Corned
Beef. Cod flab. IrUh Potelotf.
Onions. White? Bmu, Evaporated Ap
ples, Taptoee, uoeoani msaingax
Chocolate, Cocoa, Rakiae. Currants,
Citroa end Candies. C E. Blovdl
0!
kfEHA CHAJBS-Perties UtIbk
ooeta chain ul the rent to unpaid
matt Battle for mb or they will be pat
up ud sold Saturday. Settlement can
to tede at Bell1 jewelry Mora.
octl9H - J. C. Gun.
EINE BEEF, Sausage and Pork st my
Bull Feturday moralec Send
orders early. J. B. Thomas
COTTON TIES ud Cotton Gins at
Gio. ALLIN A Co.
I ARO& fresh supply df Lyon Raven
-J Oysters oo hand tonight at Mr. S
' A. WombleY
ENGINE and Gin Repairs, Belting,
Packing, ato. at
Gso Allen & Co
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND GIN. just received and
for sale by Jamks Rdm:nd.
CORN SBELLER3. Grain Fane. Feed
Cutters at Geo Allen & Co
I)URE WINL3 AND LIQUORS for
X Medicinal and other uace for eale
by Jams Rkdmond.
4 CTUATED BY THE PUREST
iV MOTIVES." Whether my ad
rertiaemenu are posted in a ooaepicuous
place or not, (by my frtenda.) I am
still determvita to sell good gro
ceriea very cheap. I have on band 600
bbls of Wy lie. Smith & Co. 'a anrttxiied
flour, bought before the advance, which
1 intend to sell very close. Country
merchants who are ia search of bar
gains would do well to call and see me,
I will surely sa?e them money. To the
city trade, both wholesale and retail, 1
particularly later, and guarantee to
give perfect satisfaction. The Finest
Butter and Whitent Flour are my lead
lot: specialties.
THE GROCER, E B. HACK BURN.
1) LEASE REMEMBER that I seed
. money as well as the rest of man
kind, and if you owe me please par me.
J. C. V BITTY.
MO DOWN to the Oath Store and get
J some of those three pound cans of
Tomatoes and Peaches for 10 cents per
nan. No ItvlBS mortal can sell the name
goods for 10 cents except the Cah man.
IU8T RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for sale by James RkdmontV.
I
)HIL'A BUTTER, the bet in the
market, on ice at Dunn s, only 30
cents per 'h.
USE PURE ICE. manufactured b
the Jarman Ice factory I j j f
John L. Sullivan ha sworn off
from drink, and is now the sport
in j editor of the New York Illus
trated News.
Secret circulars sent out by the
Rennblicana in Indiana, and can
tared by tbe Democrats, give
doleful View oi the Republican out
m
look in that Slate.
. The Republicans are in favor of
taxing everything that comes into
this country encept the revised ver
sion of. ibe sacred scriptures. They
hare- learned 'that it omits a word
tbat. Is. terrible to them, and tbey
wish to have a large circulation fof
the encouragement of the party.
WK'city'bianoV atopped
growingi'I'efmltg bare been Issued
by be Caresn p( TJaiidings' daring
the: past week -caning for, the df
atrddlj) oC frtigbt neir JbaOd
jniaftYoirlaf leial rooel W
1377,000, ndi fop alternation to
fot-tT iU biildioes at a cost of
1129,000. v
REPORT from Annapolis, Md.,
of tbo ;iCtb,' sais : '-Depoty Com-
mandet '.QcoTge of the Maryland
Oyster Navy report! that tbe first
batttle thig-icaioa between the
navy and tbsiaw breaking dredgers
took. 'place, ilask night in Chester
rirer. , The aavy . opened lire and
met wHb a warm receptions About
- three hundreb ahots vera -fired by
both P aides, -vbnt it le no known
that an yvne was bnrt.Ti - t
if, SBSB!aBWBMSaSHaMHBSa ,
Tbs case : from the U. fiL'Conrt
of Loatsiana., inrolvlnji ,ibei 6onati
sUtutfonal question wbether a Btate
cat be sued by one of Its' 'own! cIU-
zena in United rBUtea.! Codtt,
- came ' np for argument In the Su
preme Coort on. last, Tuesday.
Chief Justice Fuller, after eon
sal tation 9 Uh : hia associatefl, Bald
that the case involved each a great
and- such a nover'question that it
ought not to be considered by any
thing bat ft faH bencb,' and that as
Jn?ticoMaUhewrwftf JtbwnlV'tlie
casein qt:cst!oaftcitlber Kltbtbe
-?V? Carolina ca$e, iatoMisg the
m- ' 'rrlsclple, woclltalnie'ulte-
ly 1 ; :nea. - .
A dispatch from Iftrgipgfcam,
Oct lCtisays: The latest scheme
of the Republican managers in
Indiana is to import Alabama
negroes to help to car r the State
for HarrisoaaQdlXdrton. Sereral
confidential agents have been in
North Alabama j Jbf ssrsr&l Ways
engaging negroes to go to Indiana
and rote at the November election.
Thirty negroes left the little town
of Flint, Morgan county, today,
ticketed for Evaniville. Aiother
party will be sent off tomorrow,
and otbefs bound for EraasTille
and Indianapolis will lotto la a
few d.ijs. it is said the negToeaJ
ar paid $l per day and transpor
tation, and asseQ) of work if they
prefer to remain North after the
election.
LOCAL NEWS.
JVU' ADrXRTIiEMBHTS
O. E. iSLOvsR-Hams, etc.
J. H. TH'jmas Fine beef-
CaBD Of R COMMENDATION.
John O Greek Opera chain
Niw Horn Skwino Machine.
Geo G&eln, Jr. Sale of land.
N. C. Freight Lb Take notice.
Jas T LBwia-Txke up your cattle.
The Board of Trade
rill be io session
tooiabt.
A special traia leave for Ooldsboro
this evening to return at night.
The election is only a little more than
two wefka off everthiog in readi
aeee '!
The N (' P. Line has resumed regular
semi-weekly trips between New Berne
and Btitimore
A thief si raiinht in the yard of
Mr. Wm. I.irch yesterday while in the
act of stealing chitkens.
The rooms of the Y M C.A. are open
to th this kfteroooo from 3 to 6
o'i li k All are itivteU.
Th mlr cf tii'keu for JanauscLek; to-
moit.iw mlit im )(0ntf ,iite rapidly. It
it the k iraD06 of c ne of ih- tlnfst
acirrxDi cf i lie country and ie accom
pan ltd by an able tupport
It wan 11 very beautiful soentt jertJi
day evening to ee the nun sinking be
neath th western horizon and at the
same time ere the full mooo looming
up in the rant as if inrhste of the bright
er oib. " '
ibe Coalition candidates spoke at
, j
aE. R Dudley, Erq., accompanies the
candidates an i is making some capital
FjinAorhai for t h tirlraf rVtttt(A sill
r - 1 . v. u i . . . ... "i.i
make good gains at Dover and Core
Creek and all along the line.
Uoles cut out by vehicles on our
shell streets are becoming; numerous
snd the city authorities should look to
having them filled before they tet any
worse. After rains they hold "Water tor
sometime, become soft and cut out
rapidly. Let I ham be filled that they
may retain the claim of one of the
prides of the city.
Funtral Notice,
Notice ia hereby given that the Xaaaral
services of John. S. Paleaer will beheld
at the Methodist Chuach on Keuee street
at 11 o'clock this" morning. Rev. Mr.
Crawford officiating. Mends ef the
deceased are cordially Invited to at
tend.
Steamer Movements.
The Menteo of the O. D. tine arrived
last night and will aall today at IS
o'clock.
Th Vesper of tbe E. C. D. line smiled
yesterday afternoon with full cargo and
will return Saturday, '
Special Train for Ooldsboro
For the accommodation of all who
desire to attend tbe Pearson meetings
at Ooldsboro, a special train will leave
here this afternoon at three o'clock
Returning, will leave Ooldsboro at ten
o'clock. ,. Fare for the round trip 1140.
a good opportunity ie offered to those
Who wish to hear this great evangelise
Coalition, 4
i "Coalition" writes us a communica
tion In which he apetks Ml fHtimtnts
of tbe Coalftftnkle' of 'ttiit'ounty
There ie ao doubt of the faithfutieM C
the CoeJitfoatats auoes? HleWlefrel
The DemoctaW 'idnH Jftfav ' t(ec'ep)Q.
irom me ttepaouoans, nor noes Me asr
" w ' '.'. a ' 'eW
pnMloan fear deoeptioa from Ue Dsaeo-
crat. Badicale tfoit eonrprehefid this
It is too fair and Open for; them, they
deal IB deception and think olhert dd,
but will thsmaelvee be deceived at the
eiectloswHi &,Z . j? s.i-fc.;. r
" " akwsrat mi aw umnmrrft
' MJtfl.tWwsrtJwV fioofBlird'isAu
should always be need. for child
teething. It soothes tbe, child, softens
the
eolio
hoea.
gums, allatj all pain, e'irs ,wlnd
."end ia the beef remecy t A .dl&r-
l TweBtr-flve eerits bottle,. v
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THE BAfTISlSliTltt03TE!ITI05.
The Paptlaj Btata QaiiTeBtioa (ool.)
aeeemble4 a the Cedar Grove Baptist
church el.Uila city yeetrrday ia ils 22d
AH ji .Wotlda oi Refcuil preai
dais,ii:sat,BrortraenBaum, N. Cf, serfr, aid proeament among
the representatitea are' the following
miaiw)eretj B. o, A. Taylor, general
atbIarthe roreiga ICisaioe Conven
Uo 0. gh SMthera States, Rev. A.
Shepherd Rev. F. R. Howell, of Char
lotaa. Bev. C. Johnson of Raleigh, Rev.
J. A. Faulk of Hertford, and others
who represent large associations in the
State.
The aoeetinga have been very harmo
nious aad the business transacted with
dispatch and intelligence. The mission
work hag occupied much lime and
maaj strong speeches were made on
the spread of the gospel. The report
of the Foreign Mission hoard showed
that nearly six hundred dollars had
been raised ta the 8tate during the year
ending for the evangelisation of Africa.
Rev. 3. A. Taylor, the foreign miasioo
agent, will speak toaight on his work
and the condition of the work io Africa,
ad also will give an account of bis trip
to the Foreign Mission Convention oH
tbe World, which convened a few
months ago in Europe.
The convention represents a denote i
ation having in this State more than
ight hundred churches, seven hundred
ministers, and one hundred and
twenty three thousand communicants.
Personal.
Mr. Benj. Taylor of Carteret was ia
the city yesterday with a lot of cotton
and obtained the highest prLte of the
day.
Mra. Jjjjje Seymour, Master John
8efaoar, and Miss Louise Denaison
have returned home from a visit North.
Mrs. Welsh, (nee Miss Nellie Sey-
m Mir), of Manchester, England, ia visit
ing relatives and friends in the c it v
Card of Recommendation.
Ni'nn & H ari'ek. New Berne, N. ('.
Dear Sirs: We, the undersigned.
having taken lessons in Stenography
nder Prof. Harry T. Murtha, feel jus
tified and take pleasure in recommend
ing his services to all who wish to learn
that art. We road a postal written in
abort band before we had taken the H I
leeson, and within less lime than a
week we could read and write slowly.
Ed. Ba a&BTT,
II. E. Moselev.
An Old Dodge.
Editor Jouksai. I see that you are
cautioning tbe Coalitionists against the
(tatements of soma of the Radicals
hat tbe Republican Coalitionists would
toot vote for Noon end Knssell and tbat
he Democrats would not Tote for Stim-
lon, Hubbs and tbe other Republicans
on the Coal It on ticket.
This is an old dodge and will deceive
no one but the authors if they expect
any rotes to be affected by it. Coalition
is the result of a desire on the part of
both Democrats and Republicans to Im
prove the condition of Craven county,
and to rai'e a higher standard of morals
In the matter or votintf and in tbe mat
ter of influencing rotes. Hence the
Coalitionists know the untruthfulness
of suoh statements and especially when
the most prominent circulator of this
canard has teld Democrats very confi
dentially of course tbat he never did
rote .tor a "nigger." Perhaps he ie
meisarlni the grata of others in his ewa
half bushel, which must be far below
tbe standard of political integrity.
The head writing is on the wall and
they see it plainly written "Thou art
weighed in thl balances and found
wanting." , The Coalitionists are flna,
faithful to tbe cause they advocate,
and have ao fears of treachery in their
ranks. Bachia coalition.
Take Up Your Cattle.
The time allowed by the Board of
Oontrcilmen allowing cattle to roam at
large epon the streets' baring expired
the first of October, the ord inaboe in
regard to cattle roaming on the streets
will be enforced in the future.
ByMKrof the Mayor,
Ocl BtT -' Jlfi. T. FfwifCC. M.
, eer i
' ' StenogTsphT.
Prof. H. T. Murtha, a veteran Sten
ographer and , practical reporter,' will
organise a class in this city. : His terms
are ten dollars for emu course., oo
olaes attendance required. Ladies can
be ciren lessons at own residence. Sat
fef action ruaranteee. -1 rapu wiu read
aad write ia two weeks, try giving two
hoars daily to the study. Addreea this
office or call at Mas. J. M. Huns
boanfleg aee? 1 v .
Qaarsatlae Notice.
NiWBfJtx,-Nj C.(Oot. 15, 188S. .
Notioe la hereby girea that the mu
aieipat-qnarantlne regnlatione of the
city of Newbern, reouiriag railroad
tnrie? f exeanrtwaw; veeafers; e. to Stop
at too quarantine statioarfor inspection
are remerraTraBnuea,'- f
FrawjibDcvTT. Fbrt Fhytldan.
! Alwava Iraea ik am hand, ea'dalav? in
fcroases suffering; aad if 70a feel slck-
nees coming, uoa. yoa take a dose of
Laxidori 4t.ein.de ten ao oarai, and
may save yon from tbs sick room Price
only "23 cents a package, bold every
where.'' : v" - 1 " . 5
AH tbat had once used it prononaee
Dr. Bull's Baby By rue the beet medi
cine known for the complaints of early
'hiooJ Ptfeoenly JWodUi ihi
THE f ELLOIf FIT IE.
JaCasoavnxt;. Oct 16. The official
hoiletui for the L eaty-four hours end
ing at I o'clock ua,gat snows taie con
dition of affairs:
New cases, 53; deaths 3 Total ca&es
to date, 9.127; total deaths to date, 318.
Dr. Fairlee, Srcrtury of the Board
Trade, died at9 'caci He was a na
tive of Scotland aad a roident of Jiv k
oerille since 1878.
M&av of t Ha minto'ti iri Iaaviiw nr
New Orleans, leaves today. Tomorrow
Mies St. Pierre, of Waahington. who
tendered bar services uratmu uslr. re
fusing to receive any coaipeosation,
Will leave. Mtasee W'aUb. of Boston,
and Berry, of Philadelphia, nurses at
Sand Utile, will also leave tomorrow.
The patieau are ibinnio? out t the
Sand Utile Hospital, only sixteen re
maining, and many of the ri have
been closed.
Dr. Hy. Roninsou. Cniurusn (f the
Committee on Duval (,'ounty at Ijtre,
of the Auxiliary Stni:ary Afi ciation,
who-has been residing at Pit 1 fetch.
ii reported nick today I liere a s nm
fear expressed that u n. iy I elkw
fever.
Tlie reporte from Met lenr.y c ;
Sandereou through llr KriiWoithv
was delegatt i to g i Iheri', ak tLii!
at Sanderson theie lnvo I et n teiitv
tive cases and i!eaih- Trro ie
about twenty-rive Ulioru,' men
and 150 persons in nerd i.f f.Ji5iinv
Supplies were or.leiri I ird toiav
by special truiu
The Mayor of Mi'l'ler1.) - . .. 1 av
grieved, as he caul thst he hx! inf. r;na
tion tbat funds hd lioci: Kent lure in
tended for Ibt'lr special ue, which had
never been recuved Tins the Finance
Committee deny, ami iho Auxiliary
Ccmmittie stand r Mil? to fu(ily any
reaeonable want if n li't ii mi li out
Tbe citiEeut of rn rarustf. N ' hive
sent a Utter to the Sanitary A.-wociatiou
signed by a Urgo number of rominent
intiuential rinzend. ntrr,i: il.nt the
funds furnished tylhatiuy ti.'airo
priated to the consttucli n o( a ioAi)
along the river frout und ilm ivo cm
ployraent to a large cumber of Ulxirin
men. The matter win nferrtd to a
committee.
Two of the imui iiHi'ia' re
signud today and It ft for Camp l . rry .
the olhtrs have reconsidered their for
mer action and w ill reirnin.
The noble heroism diflt . I I n.nny
people, both male and leiKHle tirrtgh
out the feer hk k it. districta in I- i n
la can be no better illaetrated tban to
nstance the felf sai r. til ing Ir .v. ry of
M. V R iley, KnptM intendent of Trans
portation of (lie Flon la l;ilay and
Navigation Compunv. and nm i med at
Baldwin, rla. Located in tn ery
entreoflh v i r u-I t-1 t ffiir J n hun
ille, KeriiMid ina . 'I-Clpnrv innts.
il lu and .infloi Ti r.enuii.i j. l.niiin
on all bl.i.u, Mr. Kiley, luUi.y jliarrll
mated, worked Hsmdd nonsl y and c n
scientiously day sfler i!iy o ,-rai ii'K tie
company 's CiOfl m 1 1 of ri I nli
out shutting down even for a lay Mr
lUley accepted the position of tn iorin
trcdent of Tiansrortation on Ann 1
last, when T. A. Phillip resigned that
office to accf-nt Mtnilir work on thp
Bast Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Hal I road. At that tune Mr Kilev wes
trainmaster of th Florida Railway
Navigation Company Win n tho yel
low fever became e i l. in io ho was re
quested to make In headtpiaiUrs at
laldwin. within r.inetren milos of
Jacksonville, and be wt ut ilore with
out hesitation.
Lter ueneral rupt. SJaxw(ll was
strickrn down with (he dread fevrr
and upon Mr Haley fhoulder fell the
work of operating the road. .With fev r
on every side, matlnc escape a fceeminu
impossibility, lie never faltered, but
cheerfully began his increased labors
aad kept regular trains moving in every
dirision of the linet besides putting on
a daily supply train between Jackson
ville and mid win, another between
Baldwin and Femandioa, and operating
a tri weekly train between MoClenny
Sanderson and Baldwin, Dig heroic
example inspired hia engineers. Are
men, conductors and other employees
and they, too. Worked cheerfully and
well. An officer of tbe company ad
vised him to leave Baldwin and locate
himself at some more healthy point
along the road where there was less
danger of contamination, but he re
fused, and has manfully remained at
hia post with a courage of which it is
difficult to find an equal.
It aas oeen frequently aaeertel since
the outbreak of yellow fever in Florida
that all passenger travel from Eavana
through Tampa, Fla. , to Northern cities
has been stopped. These assertions are
disproved by the records of tbe custom
house at Tampa, which show tbat dur
ing tbe months of August and Septem
bar, this year, 351 people were landed
there direct from Havana by tbe steam
er Masootte, all of them en route for
points Norths , Not only were tbeee pas
sengers permitted to pass through
Tampa, but 144 of them who carried
bargage were allowed to take it with
them to their destination North. These
records are official, and show that all
passengers from HavanS destined for
Northern points had no difficulty in
continuing their, journeys after arrival
at Tampa, ;Ko record Of 'the coastwise
passengers who arrived at that port and
proceeded northwest has been kept by
the custom bonis jaufhorltUs. but it is
certain that the coastwise traffic- great
ly . exceed en. ia number the foreign
travel, a--1 -- '
Hawkts- WeaSsTfail Qkaitea.
As we read ltr.' HawkSe1 testimonials
from Governors, Senators, Legislators,
men crf solaooe' and diitintjisbe4 ehi
sene throughontthe United Htates, who
testiflednto kaviav kad'tkeiri erresim-
irsvrvu, mih tvuiaviiucB ictwicu, vj lut)
nee of bja celebrated f; leasee, ,wa realize
that glass thai wflt eefleelrutb btU
llancT of lisbt as to enable the wearer
to tee as In oathraad to read by. candle
or other trtificitl light i mrelf Is to be
desired by 111 speetaole wearers.
r All eree ffttedna:irrsrmnfteirb
F. 8. Doff, IfewBertS,1 K. O. llSdlrn
The H. G. Freight Line
V SnAVTS aad S22M23, TAI2 yCT.CS ,
Ua and art r Oct bar 1 USB, Uils hoe wiU j
reetuua tnelr ran alar
SVVfl W V V WT V THlPs ,
oLMl-n LhKL 1 1 U 1 1 I
nciwaaa
Baltimore and New Berne. I
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Leaving Bltjmor lor w Ferof El-
Mlsua . oau tivw usa v u
lav-ug New B'rne lor B:iini,re. Tl t-
LiAV. 8ATI ruaV r fix f M
This Is the on:y direct one oi.t a! N. w I
Berue lor baiiiuiore wiitoul e uue. uj ..u i
tneir return (r'.fiom Itaitimor come direct I
to New BrioeAonpiuKoaij at Norft, k, .,
neitn.g tiien tor h.i.u i rov jeL -e. i-'..;.-
rteinhm. Kichmi-ud. and u : i- v N. r ii
tl and Wet l
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Cll-8 li'ive Ii. sion. I ut-adai h n.l .va:ura,8
New or & Jal
Ma ! to . Vt e.liieslA) s A v ' i ' ' -I'mlacaiptiia.
Mouda - vs
Ua) nalurvlat
Pi lden.e. WatuiilHtA
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Ml I I' . I. I.IVK
Sale of Land.
irs'iftni '.' ihe ju.liimsiit In the a.-i n u
' i r i t U't nf i i it e n Oiiiiui ) , N 1
v tie ivui ( leoi a, i lren atl nth em are ii , a! n
IfTB an.l 1 ii r 1 1 e r .I.Mavaiol others are .le
reDj.inU Iwi.larllat Intnl.- Am '..on al 'he
ourt ll.uae lu Newtieui. . n M In H e
jth day u( No enil.er. Im. that tir.ri
and tualeil in saul funh UeB.inri ai
11.18 hrWlge on Swlfl i'ree . r mini rig i hen. e
alonii Uie main toad lu Ihe Ural brain a ihai
of onaes BHi.l road, then up said brain-'i to a
uiai ke.l tiiaok utu uear ths noritiueai r,r
f s ne. ("an. .11 old neld. thensouM.
W 1.1 pole to a stale on the i l'o-e
l'ree .-reek iioeoaiii, then up and alon i.e
eda of sal.l pu-oa.a to tih a line '.' m
ltli Hlihy t line V i. a.. Slptuea I" H e
nam road, ih..n up aaid r...t m ihe lorh
hen up t he W HHhlnitl .in I os.l t o a a k e nea r
Istnea Kwell a line. Ihe.i wllh aald h well a
Ine to or near lite uioulli of 1 Ii u inler ho' t
blanch then K lll poles; then S v W
lea to hwift creek. Itien iW'" ii aald rieeU
the hf trl n n 1 n k . . .pi Al :i 1 ny at on 1 1 1 . H.r.-p
epllna therefrom one an.' uroutnl tip-
l Ii A niee 1 1 :i house
ler.im i' if: Sale at . fweh e i.'.'lo. U M
lIMHti.K llltKKN.
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- NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you deatro to purchase a sewing machine,
ask our agent at your place for terms and
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NETOIE SEWING MM WMMi
CMiCASO - a UN10M 6QUARLNX- CALLUS.
,Lt an NTa.'GV rrx.
ST. LQQH.tfg.M i jS" i 'gawraAirriEco ci
TO ADVERTISERS.
A list of 1001 newspirxirs
BTA1K3 AND HtCTlUNS w
divided Inlo
III be sent on
applleatlon-FREK.
To thos who want their ailvert'slng to
pay we can oflar no better medium tor t bor
ough and effective work thsn the various
seotlonsofourBeUet Ijeal List.
(,KO P. HOWILL A. CO .
Newapaper Advertising Bureau.
ojtlSdwlm lOHpiuce sireet. New York.
BENEFIT OF ST. JOHN'S LODGE.
NEW BERN? THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Saturday, October 20.
I'ocltlvelv Farewell Tour and'only st'Pf'r
fi'ire here of the Greatest Living Aclrrfg.
JAI1AUSCHEK
the ruanagemetit or Mr. I
r, In tier matchless Imperic
toiler tbe management or Mr. Funk
Hawley, In tier matchless Impertcnatiot
MEG I.1ERILIES !
Bupported hy her own dlatlngulshed com
pany of legitimate acton lo trie drama tlza
tion ct Blr waiter Scott's ramous novel,
&uy . XkXsaxaxiex'lxjie,
rrodoced l all its original comnleteneas
Inclodlng roualc. grand chorus, naw and tie
cant ooslui.ies, etc.
PBIOI8: Geaeral ad mission 75r , reserved
seau tLUO; gallery ove.
Saleofseata commences at Bell's Jewehy
Store, Tharadav Homing at nine o'clock. .
FALL AND WINTER
Millinery Open ing.
Miss Harriette Lane
Has Just returned rront tbe Kortbein a ties
with an KtKQAdt STOCK of
Hne HUlMiry Goods,
which sue wiU Slsirtar on , '
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17-
nientetatthe'tnneeC
The ladles of Few Bene aad snrronndlnk
eoantryara cordially Invited to call aad
fr ihamaelves, thattas best Ooods ate tone
'Onnd at. , . t... ...
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e!8dwlMi '. ' , -:ltTloKstre.
om-a cr . , -
liti'KuE ASFH THE CLOTHlffJt.
New Eulss, JJ. C Gtli3,iw?.
L'iik Sin
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1 "ur ainj tavor lg LW.JAtJ 4)PkmU
noted. Many thanks for ywu Aind
tugjMtions oo buainea utaUw im
myself a great believer u. aJfeiUsin
'ta heeo i-oovtooedi of tt
vales. But bae it ever o -rurred tOTOu
k , .
how difficult it is to get uagoodaJ
ertl8t!tuett-0M afiouid mewe Sit
't rt q u irements , what a task ft Jsrtc
tell in limited Stoe and nCTel SUtaaoi
of all the tiTEaina that a lUttlckml blu
uk r 1 k 1 . . . . . "
lsbf 0 bard to provide for htS CTJS-
tomers Take rcy case for instance,
here 1 have aneni nMrl . ra.k. at. .k
NortUei a mark eta epeudinrf buib Aime
anJmonry in c-umg together an a g
ureijaiion 1 1
. ns tbas weuM a
tra tbey bait at,
1 am burniOK to trl
ck) Suits, that axa
Ionian
know
them
I tic Li
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if CJ V
handsome an t o su-h ereellent quai
iiv that the .,it if , ntly eihibued io
I tbe Hu j.k) or lie prt'eentativfs as the
Ktrfat-' tarisin cf the I'entuiy i.
nothini; . I'tnpre l t . it
j 11 i 1 would like to s(, ak , f rnv
tin. unix-rted trench Worsteds and
KuijIijii i . i k, re ,t ai. ars, nuinitri
standir.t' ii" l.iah i.:.:T. cbesD aud
act (rsroiecu ihst no Amer -
can i'ii. -. i
u. 'ii to i
see ihem
. uld wub-
uu t the tempt
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I
' ' i ' till the .ubli
i . . o A i b r t Suits sd1
. ' - in 1 l lie (jrieea at
; -: liive them go c
ou i rc( laoe them,
iii.itli. ra unld he to Imrti
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1 an 1 1. 1 a- ,!
a single kuea panie
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t. 'a I nn t If i, t
nth i' "0 that l
1 1
ni. 1 I inn, g. I soae
f tii v line of Hate.
ihe i oilman. Dunlapand
1 1 l i, i . i uu gjht f rom Urat
i ..! m.h.'arj of lo
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t!io noveltire
i" ia Noch-
1 Lin giving
v ii can help
'i w ill oblige.
1 ii i r y 1 would
-' " Shoes, of
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I
me I ought
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Le tetuembi red
I'.' i x(.ei'ts u t u
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'iv I Un l hfrfriK
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V. arfo nothiny
'i'M rom New
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T. J. TURNER S 00.
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Closing Qui at Cost !
UD M.d - I le.-l l.l-.ien
-mith I ront and
! ' - New Hen
A e evpcciillv roll vnnr ntl.nti,n tn
New M... a. r.uisisupg uf i.ari(ir 0alu
rhsmber r-m I fn. Mall st.ar)I r.r,te.,K.
I'eKks. i:.i... i nrriLuei. Willow i iir.'
Umnuea, T, n Safes, MnttrPSHM imnks ami
aj?reai varietj uf other hurultnre U) uu
marotis to ineritpip
W e alao tia e a f
1 I. ue of M rrors. i'ie-
. !'!..( k. .md u Indow
tares, Picture Krmn
Shades.
Ourohlect for ruilni! i int nt I'm
N ore
ijolng PacK to l'oruiriioiitli , .
1 .nit's resjrtfui ly
orl",w" I.J. TURSKtt .t a.
Fidelity and Casualty
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NKW TOItK.
OfTera Bond' of Suretyship for ITinlr,
Telefrraph and Rail Road Officers, Ad
ministrators, Guardians, Assignees,
County Sheriff, Clerks, Treaaurers.acd
others holding positions of Tru't.
1HKLCTOKS.
Wm. M. Kiuihrdu, Tresident.
Oo. S. Cos, 1'rest. American Kxchanfie
l! . 1. VT ,
Hank of New York
Alex. E. Our, I'reet
uce Escbaneo.
S'ew York Prod-
O. O. Willi xs, IVott
of New York.
J. D. Vermilye, Trest.
Bank of N Y.
J. R. Maxwell, I'rest
Cbe mical Batk
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Met chants' Nat.
C-ntral R. R. of
New Jersey.
Board r f Kefereai-e
E. L. Tead, Prcst. National Exchange
liaak. Boetin. - . i :
CiIas. Pla.it, Prest. Iaa. Co. o North
America, Phila.
awav i a
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EisocH Pratt, Prest, Fifmeea anS PlaJ"1
ters Bank, Balto. ,
J. O. HABvrt, Prost; West'ernVationai'
Bank, Balto. . . . -n .
James Sloajj, Prest. Farmers' aad Mer-
' Tte. . ''w-i-ii'' 1 J-'W
wiiuam 4. vmei
wewoern, ,u. , . .
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For Rent;
A Dwellinc Hoase'nr thKAittitiJ.
of Pollock street, between Bascocksail i :
miou, contain tjif fourteen roorns,iA;
tw kitchens, amoke-noase snd 'lUble., :
ui lururcr panics rer apply tflTa ii
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