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VOL. VII.-NO. 185.
;BER3pIc,tC.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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173 Cat lteJmtfrecsJvea.;
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IV RANTS, Dried Apples, amlM
Codfish, Sooeed Tripe, Pige Fee, aad
Pig Toaguea. Abo, a lot of Cuatd
Paacbee. Tomatoes aad Sugar Can,
Pottea Uam, Coraed Beef. Bote. 8a ea
fve, etc , aa cheap, as tee eheeneea,
jatt received at DilLe QaoceaT.
oSltt Cb Broad street
MIDDLE -8TSKET eALftOrT. Bert
Oysters Mi the Saarket and pre
pared ia every yle. Open at all
, bean. - Mis. 8. A. Wombix
I O with ths crowd to Joha Do an a
aad try hie ftae greoeriee sad be
seeds happy. Ertrr oae is delighted
ita his good aad bis low arioes.
IEY that nsw lot el Baek what, fresb
.Boosted Coffee aad Canned Goods
at . PaMoss Bkos
ocW tf
TO thoaa who have Wn amoking
ProclanetkM Cigars, naeaufeotnred
at Factory No. lOlf , aad paid la this
eity to the wholesale and. rnU srado
by The Urooer, K B. Hackbnra.t would
tar that elaee eotne ' BMreHanta have
been eo very kind aa to have a cic.tr pat
np at aaotber factory beating the tame
Bane, brand .caatioa label, eto. M the
slgere which I have adveniaed for 0 'er
a 1 ear, I Aeve had a atill totter otgar
aaafectwred and the brand registered,
nd It U really the beat I (or 5 la the
Uaited States, Remember the bread.
Old Hickory. Factory No. 1017. Try
them.
COTTON TIES and Cotton Dint at
Qio. Aluch ft Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND GIN. last received and
for tale by Jambs Redmond.
CORN SHELLER8, Grain Fane, Feed
Cutlers at Geo Allk & Co.
TUST RECEIVED Another lot of
J GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for sals by Jams Redmond.
PNQINE and Oin Repairs, Belting,
Paokiag, etc. at-
Geo. ALLEN & Co
)LEA3E REMEMBER that I need
a. money at well aa tbe reet 01 man-1
kind, and if you owe me please pay me.
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Tin speech of the campaign U
tha repr of rpsJialiter General
Dickinson to' Urialne, at Grand
Sapids, Mich., last Saturday., He
handles the plumed knight aa ha
waa never handled before, . and
leaves hia miserable cartas too
poor for crowa to feed open.
The report which reached Wash
ington last Saturday that American
and Russian war vessels, will sup
port the King Cores in hia ejTorts
to secure the independence of hia
country from the Chinese empire is
without foundation, eo far as title
government is concerned. Tbe
administration stands by the Mon
roe doctrine.
Tiik prompt Action of the Presi
dent in regard to the Sackville in
cident ban greatly rncreased Mr.
Cleveliiud'ti popularity sod leaves
little or no doubt of his triumphant
election. The Secretary of State,
the Hod. Thos. F. Para), was
directed to inform the British Gov
ernment that the pre en co of Lord
Sackville West was no longer de
sired. The stay of hia lordship in
America will he limited to a very
few days.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Speakftf- Last light.
A good erowd eaeemHil at the ooart
boom lat nitht, and we caa eaf ery aay
that awTwaeetBwd better eater
mlaed. WaAia. ftelkve aa eadienee
weM rraf tire of. heariag Mae Bobblae.
Bit aloqaaaoe tntaraparaei M it U with
hamoraqa KfatraUawa of the robject
in hand k eimfly eapti rating, aad the
act he eaika the mere oae waata to
hear hint fJ If he has net made
Tftes or Ue penoeratlo tioket m hit
brilliant caBTAM of the Eaet, then talk
ing will ok make them. We want him
to come again when the time rolls
aroaad.
Bon, F. N.Siradwiek followed Major
Robbins ia a nowerfal epeeah for tbe
Democratic ticket. Oar reporter eoeld
not remain to hear him through, bot
heard emowghto know that he held the
adJeaoe while he told them of their
duty. He la aa able speaker, and it
doing noble eervioe for the oaax
The epeakere were attrodased by
Major Joha Hoghee, and the beet of
order prevailed. At on the previous
night, many ladiee were out to bear
them.
fee an to andertake to give
eeeaatvaoptitj( t, but wilt truthfully
Sty that I havu Loi heard a eiat-le per-
eoa Had the ItMBt fault, and on the 6th
November Pamlico will be en re to
do her whole daty, and tend greeting
to ear ateter couniiM ibat the ie to lint
for good government. Si mote tt be.
NEW A D VER TISESIESTS.
Dail Prunes, etc.
C, E. 8L0VER-0at fltkes.
Thomas & Soss-Pertmptorj
by James Ridmond.
USE PURE ICE, manufactured by
the Jarman Ice Factorv. ( jj 29tf
Cheroote. 6 for 10 etnte
oc28 F. Uluch. Wholetale Agent.
Go to the polls early and woik
hard all day.
U-xmj-j ,1.- li
TnK Coalition candidates
Mj Stedman tonight at the court
house.
Matter Albert Patterson is getting hie
tpan of Angoran under pretty good
training.
1)URE WINLS AND LIQUORS for Albrt ia now furnishing its
Medioinal and other wt for tale guest with the beat the market affords.
The fine! of game, fih and oysters are
aerved daily.
There are numerous amall improve-
We only aik one trial 00 Old Virginia meB(i going on orer the city in th.
way of repairing and painting. Be
yond alt doubt the paint brush makes a
wonderful improvement for the money
invested.
W. T. Walker, Prohibition candidate
are for Governor, spoke at Fire Points last
sanguine; tbe people are confl- "ere was only a medium siaed
fj-nt icrowuio near mm ana tner were at-
waiter is a good
More Thoroughly Understood
The spirit of Coalition has penetrated
every nook aod ooraar of Craven coun
ty, and U better andentood today thaa
it has ever been before. T we years ago
it was proclaimed aad ably propeundtd
by at fine talent as we have, but tt was
new to many thea aad looked upon as
4 experimental and probably dangerous,
Nevertbelees It presented views that tbe
people couldn't discard without giving
it terioua thought and consideration. It
was too plain that in the movement there
was somethiog which presented itself
as a remedy for an evil that had too
long esisted.
After a full eiplanation of the cause
by a few earnest workers, the questioo
took root and gathered renewed force
and energy until ita weight waa made
tab f el tea a power. In it there was no
saoaifloe of honor nor 'principle, but
there waa, through ita success, and its
success aloae, an opening whereby most
wholesome results could be obtained
Another two years have rolled around
to find the very name Coalition ringing
louder and stronger than ever. It
going to succeed, because it is open and
fair la all of ita details, and it is right
and it it beat.
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CHEERING words for Simmons epeakerand if he can bring about tem-
I . a
ao-ain vroar. ne end a erand rtn Prence ne win nave gained a molt
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tip toe to eatch the shont-of vic
tory. J Another Candidat 3
Newt has been received here that W
W -a 1 a t . a w 1
f ok me time oeing me XiOraip. Mabeon, col., of Edaeoombo. has
Sackville incident runs ahead of 1 been brought forward by the Republl-
the tariff. Everybody applauds cans of the second district as a eaadi-
Clerelaudtotheecho. .jaate ror uongrees. Thia is doubtlees
on account of the irregularity of Cheab-
"AXt thingg are for the best,"! ham's nomination. Jhe only way Oat
id thj old adage. Ia that case the 0' Ws muddle is for all right-thinking
iittuuuaui iu iuw lur uon. r. aii
Simmons, who ie a representative of
the people without regard to party,
race or color.
Democratic party ia sure to win, fotl
it iaavrtifnlf lbe: best."
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At V bano.net io -lionor oi Gen
Iulaager, ihennoonced his in
tentions', of 'standing aa a Deputy
lie:
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A Delightful Sail.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. B, P. Wil
fof Taria. The"1 DODularity Of ,Bon-1 liml invited the visiting atateamea,
langer with the popoJaca of Prante Hon-,F-N- S'nidwiok and Hon. w. M.
ia e IdSnUyincrwing. ib' "d f nmber, JSf
- ,. , sail in his elegant sharpie "Beetle and
JiEW YOM napera of Sundav E,,1-" M'-.8. declined to go upon, the
give graphio acconnU of President w,torb!1t " h"J
CWteTiew.ot the vast TZ Tb STES
arm ol solid baslnesa men on u.mt. nd two '.iiu rijVh-a.n.-M
bt the ehialCtain
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herself a Democrat. lif- tni beauty, for two; milea she
. i j . 11 1 "3. I held her way, and then returning
ONE Of the most impressive in-1 passed into the Trent. It was a delight
cidentg iOf : the gTat Democratic Jfulsail. Maior Bobbins enjoyed ft ferj
parade iaKdw York lait5atardfty moch''0tt,T "fetUng that lira. Boh.
waa the nfflinrof drums and the , I , Tt , ; 9' w . u
. . iT pirucipate in the pleature. ...
r,4afid th . hotfil iln whlclf Mrt A Occasion.
4ecaQ8(g 6f thi: cruel - treatment of Mrlr of tL
the mint lamiiy., ' w -4 v'i .1 of Jaaaea A. Brraa. Eaa.iaw a-emli ati
i "rirr r,?H-i9JUMit: OornextOoveraoVatdrroTi,
? TBX Democracy Of Eastern Card. W. M. Bobbins were wiierittkiMrJ
Una buve occasion Jo ( thank the Btrodwiok was eonfined; xr. bia: room
State ; Eiecutivo Committee for withheadaohe,AftraBhOttr, delight
"sending to thia aecUoa of theBtate W'r Pont lath. elegant parlors, the
those . xhampipna of Democrteyl a00 or omtng-rpopa were, throws
Daniel G.Fowte, A, lfc Wadded 1" " nmm
,r o.-jt: i r -.r"-.vs M""- ""isw. wine ano
oirnuwica, . jwooinn wu .Dftxtled. and noble aentl
and V- bteuman. .lneir coming-l mentt found cracefttlntteranoaaadall
has been a blessing to ns, and they I went merry at a marriage beIL" At tt
will return to their'homea with 8 dock the banquet was oyer aod the
higher appreciation of oar people P"7.dUpef9ed with blessings on the
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tina. tiowm tarw WUlOtt W U 1 .1 I... I. ., ,.i, l.,lM,mi.C
tv.f-n no mm mnst l-'pf.fo v All When you ctntaet.,5.0iA,ViMlnla
? ,!! anrl -ill lira ton In ti, ol " PV
hearts Cf our people. Vja I VJ : F.Uuuch Wholesale Agtiat.
Kinston Items.
A killing frost on Tuesday nnrL.iii
Small change is verv ocarce bre-
bouta new.
Klaaton College has oce buo ' rrd aod
tweatv-flve pupils.
George Koraegav is a goi jjJe of
cigars. Ws ve tried om of his.
The hail on Saturday evening did
much damage to many pane of our
oounty.
Mr. E. F. Cox will ooa ivd hU
position a Chair oi u ( l uuty Chd
missioaers.
The "Third J'aitj caa JiJait s made
no votes last Saturday We uko oo
woman sa(frae" ia our
Tar barrels and a brass tan I roaJe
thinits trighl and lively at the tl iJgt-r
meeting oa Wedneaday bibt
Oysters plentiful, but we wait for ihe
New rier bivalves, and they J n't itet
ipe till ice co an s.
The four young aieu ol Kius.ou. ho
ent out 10 Montana Territory I a l July
seek their fortune, are all dn.ug
well there, KCltiOii gool vh,-, ,i,,t ru
joying ficellfnt bemiv
Some of Mr.Lhauurey I ir , . ustoiu
era ieero not to have learu,l ibm, ho h ai
re Soved his gooJ- to III? Ue italli
He teow in th lower oue jf the km
stores nearly opposite the i-ourt house.
lion. 11. A (ludgt r spoke to a Urge
audience in the court house lust night,
Wednesday. Without detracting
from the other good Democrats who
have at several times during this cam
paian, a.Ures ed the people of Kinston.
we really think that Mr. Oudger't
speech was the leet. tie is peculiarly
ell qualified for a oi mpaigner. Lion
est, earnest, fearless, he speaks with
true patriotism, to a I and lideluy. lie
s a real orator. Ue gets the sympathy
of hia audience in th very outset and
keepe it to the close. Ilia speech, last
night, cannot and will not be f irgotu n
soon by our people. Many ladies were
present 1 nd teemed to enjoy tie occasion.
We shall hail his appearance with plean
are if he ever comes this wry agin.
ATLANTIC BAPTIST ASSOC I VII ON.
Personal.
Lieut. -Governor Stedman arrived in
the city laat night and is the guest of J
A. Bryan, Esq.
Mrs, V. T. Uarraway and family er
rived laat Bight from their summer
visit to Round Knob.
Mim Eleanor Carrawsy who has been
on an extended visit to the mountains
returned last night.
Mr. J. C. Whitty and Bev. H. W
Battle left yesterday morning for La
Orange to attend the meeting of the
Atlantic Association of the Baptist
Church.
Mrs. W. F. Rountree and children
left yesterday morning on a visit to
Mrs. A. T. Kennedy of Lenoir.
Maure. A. Gordon aad B. 8. Grade
ere at tae excoaage yesterday with
cotton.
Mn. C. W. McLean has returned
from a viait North.
Mise Mande Amyette and Miae Lata
Roberts' left for Wilton yesterday morn
ing.
Ol E. Foy, Ear. left for a trip North
yesterday.
Judge Green and Mrs. Green returned
from New York laat night.
X i 1
Steamer Xorementa.
The Kaaletof the B.rC. D. linear
rived yesterday with a cargo of general
merchaadiie aad sailed yesterday after
noon with a foil cargo. The Vesper of
t&tnjk fiq arrive tomorrow.
The Newberneof the O. D. linear-
rived last ..night, with a large cargo of
general merenandiM and wui san today
at H 'dock foe Norfolk direct. " M t
nine xiowara irom np in ireniwitn
ootton. At n O A i i :nilJ
The Cafoiina Rom Bell VFerry with
qotfpi and) Queer of eaaseriger.
StpnewaJl'Item,
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On the evening of the SHh inat.. at
about 1 p. m., Jadge Fowl arrived at
oar whan ron a raUamer . from Hyde
county waerern) naa peen . ruling nis
appointment. - Ue waa met by a good
lerrof uemocrats iwao eeoorted
him. to C B. Fowler 1 - residence, of
whom he was the weloome guest nntii
the morning of the 89tbaiAl the ap
pointed hour be was promptly oa hand
in Bavboroi where he was areeted.bv
the larrsst erewd ever Usembled in
rsmiioo eoonty for an v purpose. lne
esvtwd Wat varionalv aatimated at from
1.5 JO to 3,000, and every section of oar
ooanty wt fe presented, and many were
an hand from' t Beanfort oonn
I.aCIraNue, 1 tctoher 20.
The Atlantic Kaptist Association met
today with the churc h nt LaOrange
Rev. A. J. Mires was made Moderator
pro tern.
Rev.J.F l.ivw couducteJ devotional
exerciaes.
Letters from the different churches
were read and delegates enrolled.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercises, l'rayer ly Rev
J. S. Dill.
On motion an election for Moderator
Clerk and Treasurer was had, and J. Y
Joyner of Uoldsboro was elected Mod
era tor, W. U. llritt, (Jierk, and J . A
Pridgen, Treasurer.
Dr. John Mitchell was welcomed as i
viaiting brother.
On motion, 9t o clock tomorrow
morning be tbe hoit to discuss Home
Missions, and Dr. John Mitchell to
nreaoh the missionary sermon at 11.
On motion, the collection tonight be
taken for ministerial education.
Rev. A. J. Hires, chairman com. on
State Missions, reports encouragingly
of ite work.
Rev. O. A. Woodson, chairman com
on Foreign Mtseione. reports great pro
grass 1st the field. Discussed by Reva
Woodson, Dill, Battle, and Dr. Mitchell
Albritton and Hires.
Ministerial Education to be discussed
tomorrow afternoon at 2i o'clock.
On motion the Association adjourned
to meet tomorrow at vt o clock.
Prayer by Rev. II. W. Battle. W
01KB).
Martha E. Brooke, daughter of . J.
and Peuie Brooke, of Leaoir coantr.
on the 24th inat, aged 4 years, 1 month
and 16 days.
It is a serious error for us to think
that God takes away oar children by a
special providence. He simply lets na
ture take her course, and if the dear
little one "fails asleep" it is from
natural cause aod not by God s special
decree.
Who would presume to say that God
, took away the spirit of Lsaarus by a
special design, and then stood by the I
j grave and wept over the calamity and I
called the spirit back? It would be
p sumptuous aod inconsistent.
It gives us more consolation, and
makes us love God more, to feel that
the child died from natural causes that
could not be controlled by the remediej
used, and that, in the emergency, the
loving Jesus caught up tbe precious
jewel and keeps K safs for us by say
log, "She is not dead but tleepiog,"
aod assures us of a happy re union in
the beautiful mansion where God shall
wipe awsy all tears and soothe the
aching brow.
We sympathize with the bereaved in
tbe loss of their dear little one, who
was nearer and dearer to them than
tongue can tell, yet in (heir distress
they should remember that to die is
gained.
She is missed from the circle, yet
our hearts still hold her memory which
will ever be cherished though our eyes
no longer behold her sunny face.
"Like beautiful flowers of morning
Uplifting tbeir beads from the dew
(inspiring to rival in beauty,
You jewels that shine In the blue.
Hut plucked by the hand of an angel.
Ere busting from bod into bloom.
Like music, she softened our sorrows.
Like sunshine, she banished our gloom
tier love and her prattle of childhool.
Each glance from her wonderful eyes
Kemsina in our memories forever.
Recalling our hearts to the tkies
In realms of delight she is wailing .
Now freed from all sorrow and pun.
tod's mansion in rapture eiplormg
Till ne are united again.
)ur Martha in garments of whiinis
Now joiui m the heavenly strain
V
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Read the following Mr J. II. Morris,
Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with
absceea of lungs, and friends and phy
sicians pronounced me an incurable
onsumptive. Began taking Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm It in the
linest medicine ever made.
Jesae Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
says- Mad it not been for Dr. Kina;
2T. Uli'ioli,
WnOLESALK OrrfvTBH,
HSLES THL' luLLywiSsb
PROCLAMA T VDN
1,200 Cans 3
600 Cans 2
1,200 Cans 3
5 fo
Ask for Old Virginia Cheroots
10 cents. Take no other.
F. Ulrich, Wholesale Agent
an hand from ' Beanfort ooun
ty, and to cap the elimax many were
the fair ladies, both maid and matron,
whrki presence greeted him and listened
toiexpIanation of the creeds of both
parties which was 'sparatielod. ' It
was eech - aa explanation none eonld
Jones County Items.
lb. Tomatoes,
lb. Cora,
lb. Pescaes.
Verj Cheap. No Location.
M !.!'! V TKFtT.
Land For" Sale.
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KKH ASP Tw KM V Y . I
ur ,et ftltuAtr.l ll.rr- ml!.
if I lie i i y of Nt w iieme. uu in Tmn
leaJluu to tu town ol Iremou a
A i Kc-
w t8t
Koad leajluii to
(orM 'ii of tM lan, I ;
o :. mn: .lttpir 1 t.. tl ia:::. of ion.
ooim inal.T and .uini i'ioi ,,f tru, k
alw wail ndaplKl to straw heir r it tbe oittr
portion :s ,. a .iui amly i.wtn. foj fo,
(urn. pt-a. ami unisrnl -ropg ralwa m u, .
i-i.. ti f! rtf : a OiiS ni .1 a:t ontnaiai .i
wlih itfni i' i ..,, ivfr kiloQ tot..
,lry in Ui- ,li ir.t aendou Alao all eove
wild wrt tnai I and . k icli upe
' " .: t;.ere la a.-i
pi'.! i; 'e: o i . ( l land. an.i
m la mx tn Ulla . t ion
' '.iiatiaug foio
4 i bartl of apple an, i
. t.a.t in' lea to t .
o1 a half tuil4 to V u
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New Discovery for Consumption I
would have died of Luog Troubles.
Was given up by doctors Am now in
beat of health. " Try it. .Sample bottles
free at li. N. Duffy's drug store.
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F. M. Simmons will address the peo
ple at Trenton ott Saturday ntit. Come
oat and hear himv
Johnston, of the Messenger, Jordan
of the Free Press and Eaton -of the
Journal, are attending court, collect
ing and soliciting tosbcriptions.
Mr. Isaac Harrison, a young man.
aged 23 years, a son of Jai. L. Harrison,
died at his home near Trenton yester
day with hemorrhage of the lungs.
Both Democrats and Republicans are
tangnine of success i Jones this year.
Republicans are bad If scared. Work,
work, tay we, and au wilt be well on
oar side. '
There was a tremendous crowd at
Trenton Monday attending court, many
oa basin see in ooart, vqhile sit appeared
to be alliums to learn, what wUl be the
tarn in the wheel of fxAltice..
The codntf canvass closed on Satur
day laat at Trenton.- A)args crowd at
tended." All the candidates were pres
ent except Mr. T. T. Qreen who waa
home, one of hie oniierot Having died
on Friday, aged about ttvo years.- aft.
Qreew has the foil sympathy bf ns all
in the loss of nis brignt ijtue baby girl.
-Cote Whitford ' told . the 1 oeonle at
Trenton Saturday that he, waa, certain
of his election Hot we rare certain he
is mistaken for Mr. Brock will get more
thaa ) Bibe-tenths ' of ' the ' Democratic
totes.-while be will get aVmart sprink
ling of white Republicans and many of
the colored people, r Carteret and Ons
low wiUhavttoelectCoiAWhitford if
he gets to' the seat, as Jones county is
sure to give Mr. Brook a good majority
as the sunsets on the 6th i November
.etwww 4 a --"i
PEREMPTORY SALE.
At Vine strest wharf, Camden. N I . op
potlta I'nlladelphla, !'.).
ST HDAY AFTKRNOOW. to,. liMh.
at 3 o'clock, tbe
STEAMBOAT
"r. i tv nr i dNfi hp a Mr ii"
loi.pflne, I7.i W 100. lentth IHH fret, Imllt at
Nyark, New York, 188s, In the best mtnnpi:
has aii con on upper oeck; hasikccommoda
lions for 4i day passenKeia. and staU room
accommodations; engine and Ixillera are of
the moat improved kind and In Ortl -class
order, la (Hied out In every particular tor
Imm dlate nae. Impeded June. 1S8H, and In
ready for service wltbout repair of any
kind. She coat over tiO,UOD aa ane now liea.
and haa been uaed out a faw month each
Miion. hy reason of her alze the la mil
adapted to route Imllt for, and consequent ly
will be sold.
ITI. THOMAS & SONS, A nrtlontcn,
Nos. 1519 & 1541 Chestnut at..
v::i nnv't novT Philadelphia.
For Sale,
ONE THOl'SAND ACBE8 OF LAND.
scvin miles liclow city, nortb aidi Neuse
suitable for all trucks Also stock ranch.
flood Mte f"r lamher null at Spikes' Point
on cippU nnrl river
.1. F. CI, AUK
o i! dwtf New Berne, N. C
give save , D. Q. Fowls. It is simply
Ask y oor dealer for Old Virginia
Cheroots. B for 10 cents. ' s h
3m F, Uleich, Wholesale Agent.
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Stoves are in Demand
II the time, and tbe place to 1
them is at
P. M. DRAHEY'S.
We have a full line of Cooking and
Heating Stoves, and will be sold on
reasonable terms.
We make a specialty of the New Far
mer Girl Cook Stores and other brands.
Also a complete line of Hardware.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Cart and Wagon Material, Harness.
Paints, Oils, Class, eto.
Come and see me and be oonvinced
that I will sell you good goods for little
money.
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Auction!
To the Public !
As I am romp, .Pii 1,1 .settle np !M
Kuate ol' II. i'olien, ile rased, 1 will
oommonco AI.CTIO.N SAI.KS nr.
the Ti:NTIf ilav. f 'm I'M HI,'. if
n order to close ,,.t the- Entire
Stock of Mrr-li an I im'c tin w in 1 1
We n -i. m l'-mMim-
Dry Goods,
Clothino",
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets and Matting,
rHats and Cap?,
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises,
And a gjeat many more articles tco
oumerous to mention.
The sale will continue dativ until
the entire stock is sold.
The stock will bo fixed ia lotj to
Suit Merchants and other purchasers.
I will als? sell at the same trine a
LAUGH STOCK OF I5UOOIBS,
and all kinds of SADDLKRV
BI'GGY KOBES, Etc.
Kemember these goods will be sold
to the highest bidder, and tbe fublic
arc the ones to make the prices.
Shoes & Bubher Goods,
MBaaaeaaaaae
Another lot of those exosllent Shoes
just arrived. Also, (he biggest lot of
Rubber Goods In ths city, such ss
Boots, Shoes, Coats, eto..
At 3. r.TAYLors, :
ocQdwtt : Ksw Berne.
I will also sell at Auction to tfe
highest bidder tbe ENTiliE RtiAh
ESTATE situated in Craven, Pam
lico and Beaufort counties, consisting
of Farms, Wood Lands and Dwellings
and Storehouses. Among which in "
the city of New Berne is the Wein
stein Building, a three story and
oasement iron clad and fire proof
store house, situated on the corner 6C
Pollook and Middle streets. '
Six nice two story dwell foes, also
in the city of New Benie, situated o
Pollock and Hancock streets, ail in
perfect order and well rented.
For lack of space we will nosbonc
the descriptions of farms, etc., itf '
abjve named counties until tke da
of sale. Terms will also be stated oaw
day of sale. . , A, k . .
COME ONE ! COME, AUfU
VnL'WBERi
Drawing and PaintMgC,
MISS MACE'S SCHOOL for Draw
and Painting will bs reopened October
1st at her residence oa Johnson streets
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