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VOL. VII.-NO. 224. , jsdliNEW BERNEC.. SATUK DAY. DECEMBER 15. 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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- BUSINESS LOCALS.
i phis is my Christmas adyee-
' ' I TISE KENT. Mince Meat, Fresh
Candies, Rauiaa, Nou, Current, Uei
. alia, Citroe, Flavoring xtrec,
' Evaporated Apple, Powdered tad Cut
Loaf Sugar, Bpicee, Celery 8ed, Mu
terd Seed, Macaroni, Taptooa, Very
V Best Bauer, Pickles, I a ported Bey
Bum, For Flower Cologne suitable
Christmas present). Back wheel. Fin
. Cigars, Powder. Shot end Cepe. Per fine
Candles. Fiaett Coffees round to order.
. Choi Teas, Freeh Canned Good ia
-variety.. - O. K. Blotix,
OY8TERS, the beet the market af
fords at Jo L. Willi', fifth eUU
oa east tide of market house, deeltft
Vim' WOMBUC haa just received
111 eaother lot of floLyaa Haven
O rater at th Middle tret saloon.
. Families aapplled oa short aoUo. tf
LMANAC3 -Turner' North Caro
V. hat Almanac for th fear 18f.
3no. Alls & Co.
SEWING Machine repaired. Genr
aateed Ant elaa work Jobs Ed
warm, Trea wita's ahop, Mlddl tret.
ONE Thousand Roll Wall Pjprr at
very low price.
Qn. Aixem Jk Co.
I) LEASE REMEMBER that I aeed
. money a wall a th rt of snan
r klad, aad if yon ow m pie pay m.
J. 0. Warm.
GOBN 8HELLER3, Grain Fa, Feed
Catter at Geo, ALU & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
1 HOLLAND GIN. Jo received and
' for al by Jambs Rkdmohd.
ENGINE and Gin Repair, BwltisR,
Packing, etc. at
Geo. alls ft Co.
JU8T RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for al by Jmes Rkdmomd.
USE PURE ICE. manufactured by
th Jar man Io Faotory . f jj SdU
PURE WINKS AND LIQUORS for
Medicinal and other ue for sals
by James Ridmond.
W only aak on trial on Old Virginia
Cheroot. 0 for 10 cent.
ocW F. ULRICA. Wholeeal Agent.
' Hon. M. C. Butler of South
Carolina, succeeds himself as U: S.
Senator.
It is said that the new Spanish
Ministry is composed of weak and
pbaoqre men, and cannot last be
yond next apring.
A iyw poatofflce, called Malmo,
haa been established at the place
heretofore known aa Register, in
Richmond county, N. 0.
The Czar.threatens to break o2
his friendship with Emperor Wil
Hank add la deeply offended against
the German gorernmeut.
A. few days ago we reported
that the new rfrer and harbor bill
appropriates , I19.000.00C!. We
should hive said $ll,8CC,m
- Russell Harrison, son of the
President-elect, Is very modest
man and dislikes to see his name
in print, lis is said to be ft young
man of ability and character.
Another - heayy ; drop in ' the
;', Panama Canal shares at Paris.
y There U no farther hope of averting
. disaster. Absolute failure is im-
tniaeht. The government and the
- 'bis ' flnaocial' establish men t ar e
afraid to assist Jesseps.
1 j : 1 : m
UN yesterday the World com
menoed to print the enormons batch
"of letters which it ' has received
- from all parts of the State of. New
Yoifi " froiqa the', Democrats who
voted against Cleveland and who
give their reasons for so doing;
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- A b;ll passed the State Senate
pf Booth ; Carolina' last Tuesday
- making it a misdemeanor . punish
able by dismissal from that body,
for any member of Legfslature to
accept-a free pass from any rail
road. ' Ibis Is to prevent endue
- railroad influence.
A basquet was given in London
last Topsd ay t. celebrate the" pom
"pletion of. the . Encyelopoedia
pritanlca. The Duke cf Cambridge
. avd maDy other tlisticgaished per-
e -s were present. Adam Black
C ':r el that the : work owed its
io?rca?el circulation to 4mericap
r. : t r -
These, is to occasion lor the
' C'rcozngttti cf tie Democratio
-.rfy.
'Its defeat lz cot teen so
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as to riYa Li f-tmy ia
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cT ecc":;'
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r t'. 3 c:
second place, the. Republican Tic
lory hu not been w flediifeju U
warrant an re8iTe policy, or
J .rery marked dcpartajrJrom
the policy of the prcetntadminie.
I ration. ST. O. Picayune.
Ws hope the first bill paaaed by
the next LegialafutaH be' that
for which there seeoa to be the
greatest demand such a change in
the election law of our State aa
shall require more intelligence to
vote. North Carolina can well
copy after her sister State South
Carolina and allow only one to
enter the voting quarters at once
and cast his ballot in plainly
labelled boxes without instructions
from any one- Lanrinburg Ex
change. .4
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. Jabm Air -Lost.
John Sutkr -Christmas good.
Jas. 0. HaRRiso For sale or rent.
O. E. SLOviB-Chriatmai advert m't.
Mr. F, Jarman of Richland, whil
returning hom yeeterday loet from hi
cart a box of dry good.
J. T. Hall & Bro. hare at their (bop
on Sooth Front (treat a whale gun, stnt
up from Beaufort for repair. It ia a
whale of a gun.
Capt. Dickaon of the steamer Kinaton
brought down a blue heron on hi laat
trip from up the Neuie, measuring six
feet from tip to tip, and it waa exhibit
ed from the flag pole of the eteamer
Trent yesterday at the foot of Craven
street.
Yeeterday aa the Grit genuine m inter
day this season. Ioe was plentiful on
th edges of th rirers and in th shade
the groond remained frozen all through
the day. notwithstanding it being
colder than usual, th atmosphere was
dry and bracing and enjoyable.
Our readers are requested to watch
the columns of the Journal for Christ-
ma "ads." Those who advertise their
holiday goods show a disposition to
want to sell, and there ia no bettor
plac to go to buy a thing tbaa to on
who haa it and is anxious to sell.
Personal.
Mr. H. Sperling and Mrs, Sperling of
Baltimore are in the city on a winter
iait to tbsir old home.
Sol. C. Weill, Esq . of Wilmington
was in the city yesterday, j . yr
Steamer Movement.
The Mtnteo of the O. D. Una arrived
laat night and will sail this morning.
Th Veaper of the E. CD. line arrived
yesterday and will sail this afternoon
at 4 o'clock'
Beautiful Woik, ;
In addition to bis drug store, Mr. F,
S. Duffy has opened on of the glass
front atorte connected with Hotel Al
bert foe the display of work in taxi
dermy, executed by Miaa Alfo Duffy.
111th birds and'aaimaLf ar true to"
nature, tastefully mounted and beauti
ful to look upon. I A
CloaeJ Out. , rn.
Mr". Geo. Ash, dealer In dry goods,
olothiog, feo., has cloaed ont his entire
stock to llssera. W.D. Barrington &
J. J. Baxtef of this oity. Mr Ash haa
been in business in Kew Berne a num
ber of years and made many friend's
aad acquaintances': who BJ him aut
oess Jo any buslneea he may. see fit to
mbark. The pnrchuert Ifessrs. JBaf
rington & Baxter, at a both yooa'gmen
of energy and. considerable mercantile
experience who are deserving all the
success they may acbJeveo ".-. t 1
Important RsalEatat Purchas.
Mr. O. Marks purchased on yesterday
the large three-story brick hullding on
the corner of Pollock and Middle streets
known as the Weinsteiu building,,
will somewhat remodel it for th pur
pose of maliog it the largest wholeeal
and retail dry good eatebliahment in
Eastern Carolina. When good business
men like Mr. Marks invest, (a such
property It Is a iur igo that thirds are
ertgntenug up. -u
Nw Bern ought to do an extensiv
wholesale busmeea, and indeed doe
but with the cheat) water" fre'. hta be
tween this and Northern' cltiea a large
dealer can compete with ew York an
Baltlmor merchanU.' ix . : - T
There seems to be ah dvfnd all
along the line in Sew Berne huaialsa
and enterprise. c
'Age cannot wither it nor custom
state its ir finite "variety t Flh
hardly -heir to sn ache ortKiOwhk
cannot be cure by usicgr f alrstma Oil
U is pair fully oooji?ti tj C
tarbci in r " -
-r.e congUr.,; Lin you k. 1
I :M'sCou;h tjr.:p is ca'y Z
New Bern ImproTiig. ' -
1 We km raoantly mt vuitors wh kid
aotbaam to NwBrn within th laat
twoor thryar and they aaatsltat
togly, without the asking, declare that
New Bern ia on th vp-grada. Aad to
it ia, aad wQ provo a soon a we can
obtain favorabl ommaicaUDn with
th Interior of th State.--,'
Everything thai w ship west of
Goldstar) ha to pay a tax which is aa
unjust aa aver waa th Ump act of
Parliament which yntually led to the
Independence ol th colonies. In fact.
th tariff oa grain and th product of
oar milla, t simply prohibitory. It
aeema to hav been th atudled effort of
railway monopolise whoa acta appear
to b winked at by thoa ia authority to
discourage ahipmenta into th inUrior
from this point and thus destroy the
grain trad of our oity.
Yet, notwithetandiag th blows of our
enemies, the old town is improving in
many reepecta, and with th extension
of the A. & N. C. R to Charlott or
some other point in the interior, (if
Charlotte dont want It, then let us go
to Concord in Cabarrus county) New
Berne will be on a real boom, aad every
other town along th line of the road
will feel the impetus which aaid extec-
sion is bound to give.
Our manufaoturlnc. industries are in-
alined forward ; they ar adding greater
faeilitt for work and only want a fair
ohanc of communication with the iu
terior of the But to put them on the
road to ultimate auooeaa on a grand
seal.
1 -1-
Board of Trad Meeting.
An interesting meeting of the Boird
of Trad waa held last night at which
th question of extending the A. & N.
R. was discussed at length. There
is no opposition to extension, but the
question ' under discussion was
how to formulate a plan. An im
portant letter from the Chamber of
Commerce of Charlotte on th subject
waa read, and the plan of operations
waa left with th committe of Sfteen
appointed at last meeting. This com
mittee will meet at the Board of Trade
rooms next Monday evening at 7:30
dock. '
Our Dead in Hollywood.
Laat night" mail brought a contribu
tion of S3. 00 rrom S. H. Loftin, Esq. to
the fund for plaelnc granite blocks at
th head of ,the North Carolina soldiers
bnried la Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond, va. Will not others of our cltl-
tens add a mite to this fund, and do it
wow ? Here are the contributiona thus
far:
Mra. Joba Hughe
.81.00
. 1.00
" M. II. Nash.-
" O.W. MoLean...,.
George Allen
" M. Da W. Stevenson
.. 1.00
.. 1.00
1.00
1.00
Journal. :
Maj. Graham Daves 5.00
Mia Ajmi If. glover 1.00
mi. v a. uuiuuoa ...... t.wu
S. H. Loftin. Kinaton 6.00
W , H, T, 1 AA
Special Premium.
w. F. Ronntre, Esq., will offer u
pecial premiums at our next Fair dona
tions from John P. Squire & Co.. of
Boston and Robe & Bro. of New York.
The, are large and extemlve packers
of lard and meats and they have an
excellent representative in this oity in
Tth person at kfr, Rountrse. Special
premiums for- the Fair ought to be
announced at once.
TH )NLT PERFECT BIBIDT
For habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
ana kiorer tua la the lamoua Uauror
nla liquid fruit remedy. Sirup of Fin
It atrenrthena aa well aa cleanse the
system, it is easily taken, and perfectly
harmieaa.
R. N. Duffy, agent, New Berne, N. C.
decia dw4w
Hew Berne Graded School.
The following ia a report of the New
Berne Graded School for the month
ending December 7th, 1588 ; "
Average daily attendance 179.
Medal for beat attendance awarded to
OingradS. -1
- - BoKonaotL.
6th Grade Minnie Dowdee.' Mamie
Gaakill, Iaey Styron; Henry MetU
Louisa Suter. Lather Taylor.
ntb tiradeKatie Mathews. Mamie
Dowaee.' Annie wowiy. . n v
4th Grade-Bertha Kafer, James
Deiamar, - v-'".- I-.. ... . -
134 fOrsdeLora-Peel. Loia Taylor,
D wight Sty rooi Beasi HcJ ton. Willie
usee, : .- , - -
1 M ECTBiaBrtTBiiia,
This remedy ia hecomiag so Wei
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who hare nsed
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not ex
ist and It la guaranteed to do au that la
claimed. Eleotrio Bitters will cure all
diseases of the liver and kidneys, will
remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and
other affections caused by impur blood.
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevent aa well as cure malarial
fevers. For c?r of headache, const!-
pa,tiqn " i Ir : -"ion try Electric Blt-
ters. - - -e unguaranteed, or
monj refunel, I rie- QOo. and 81.00
rr r bottie at 2.. La-y 1 drag store.
- - ' ...... , . A .
Ask far C 1 V; ' t Cherootf Voj
U cents. iati r..? t
;. F, UtEtCH, ( hoiet tie Agent.
THE STATE GS1XUI.
issembledin kitton in iU SliteeUi
Aanual Session.
W ax indebted to Mr. U. T. J. Lud
wig. Secretary of ih SiieOrage, for
th following report of the proceedUiga.
FIRST DAY MORJTtXQ
The N. C. State Grange, P. of H., aa
moi bled in 16th annual evasion in th
Knights of Honor hall, Kinetoa, on the
3d Tuesday, th Uth of Deeember. at 11
o'clock a. m,, there being present the
following officers: W.R. Williams, W.
M.; N. T. Ridley. 0erseer; W. P. Pow
ell, Treasurer; H. T. J. Ludwi Secre
tary. The following were appointed
officers pro tem: Joba C. Wooten, Lec
turer. Fraiik Oaskios, Steward; S. H.
Bright, Aet. Steward , U. A. Edwards,
Chaplain ; ".has Kennedy, Oate Keeper,
Mis. M. B. Pitt, Pomona; Miss Nora
Pitt, Flora: Mite Kate Little, Ceres
Mrs. J. K Thigpeu, 1. A Steward
The Uraoge was called to order by
the Worthy Master and opened in form
in the 4th degree, to ascertain the num
ber present, after which the Grange
was closed io foiru and opened in the
5th degree. A quoruti bemg present,
the Granito was called ofl fioui the 5th
degree and declared at hbor from the
4th degree, and rea.ly for the transac
tion of such business as may come be
fore it.
The following coiutuiUio im creden
tials was appointed J. T. tion. C. L.
Rountreeand Jap M. Wooten.
Moved by W. U. Lowell, that any
member present from a Urange not
represented by a duly appointed dele
gate Shall be received ax the representa
tive Of said Urange. The nv-.tioD pre
vailed. On motion, reading of the minutes of
last annual meeting was dipnen1 with.
On motion of J. A. Davis the order of
buainees of last annual meet 1112 was
adopted as the government of this meet
ing until otherwise ordered.
Conferring the fkh decree on those
applying for it was made the special
order of business for tomorrow nt3 p.m.
The reports of olficers (the Master 's
address excepted) was made the special
order for this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The bearing of the Master's address
was made the special order for tomor
row at 9 30 a m.
On motion the Orange took a recess
till this afternoou at 3 o clock.
riBST DAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Grange was called to c rder at 3
'clock and declared in due form
ready for business.
The following committee on order of
business was announced : S. 11. Koun
tree, H. A. Edwards and W. W. Ar
nold. The time for hearing the reports of
officers, as annouooed at the morning
session, having arrived, the Secretary
read his report, which was somewhat
lengthy and shows the general condi
tlon of the order to be better than at
last annual meeting the initiations
and other accessions being greater this
year than last. The general condition
of the order is encouraging.
The Treasurer read his report and
showed that the finances are in good
condition there being more money on
band than at any one time since 1883.
Both the foregoing reports were re
ceived and r''.rT -1 f t' n commute on
finance.
The Genera: I ' ; v !" -lou.then
submitted bis report, which, on motion
vu referred to the committee on Good
of the Order.
The committee on Order of Business
submitted their report, recommending
that the order of businessjulopted last
year be the order for the government
of this annual meeting. The report
was adopted.
The election of officers was made the
rpecisl order for tomorrow at 11 a.m.
ur. 11. d. ntt, Eiias (J. Blount and U.
E. Kennedy were appointed committee
on linanoe.
Bro. J. A. Davis invited discussion of
those principles upon which the success
of our order depends. He gave very
strong reasons why the Grange should
succeed.
The following committee on co-opera
Hon was appointed : J. A. Davis, Geo.
Turner and J. M. Wooten.
Bro. J. I. Eaton then addressed the
Grange on the subject of Grange work.
He was followed by Bro. J. M. Me
borne, Who delivered a very interesting
address on the same subject; introduc
ing especially th subject of education
and co-operation.
On motion a recess was takee till 7
0 clock this evening.
- FIRST DAY EVENING 8E8SION.
The Grange was called to. order by
the Worthy Master, opened in form in
th 4th degree and declared ready for
the transaction of business, i 9
The Secretary read the proceedings
of the informal meeting ot the State
urange held at Mfc'tloilyi liaaton ooun
ty, Aug. 15, 1888. The proceedings
contained the action of that meeting,
endorsing a resolution of Temperance
Hall Urange, condemning the cotton
bagging trust, and calling upon farmers
to use a substitute for mte bagging.
On motion the proceedings of the Mt.
Holly meeting were made a part of the
proceedings cf una meeting and ordered
to be Inserted in the -minute of this an
nual session of the State Grange.
Bro. J, A? Davis made' a few remarks
On the subject of having committee
on legislation appointed ty this State
Bom by Bra..Foweil that a commit
tee of three on Legislation b appointed
to look arter matters ot legislation per
taining to the interest! ot farmers, dur
ing th forthcoming meeting of the leg
islature, Pendinifr; the consideration
of the motion, addressee were delivered
by Bro. J. Mv How borne. Worthy Ma
ter Williams and- others.- The motion
was unanimously adopted. On motion
of Bro. Mawboraei the Worthy Msster
waa added to said; committee as cbair-
. On motion of Bro' Powell a standing
committee on legislation was appointed
for this annual meeting? J. C. Wooten,
j. 11. Newborns and 4. A. Uavio;
Era. Davis introduced, the followinj
'hick
nanimoualy,
Keeatved, That this State Grange now
asmbld ia Kinstoa, hereby instruct
the committe oa legtalatioa appointed
to look after th interests of oommittee
00 legislation appointed to took after
the interests of farmer daring the
forthcoming session of the State Legis
lature to aeemoralix that body ia us
asxt General Assembly, demanding of
thi Speaker of the House and of Ue
Senate in the appointment of the con -mittee
on Agriculture that none but
farmer be placed on said committee
thoa whose leading interest is farming
ani are actually engaged in agriculture,
and that legislative committee ask the
co-operatioa of members of the Furm
era Alliance in said dttuand. and that
we respectfully ask thjt the lion. V k
Williams be made chairman of the ag
ricultural committee in the Senate.
The Worthy Master announced the
following standing committee, in aUi
lion to those appointed heretofore 1
Agriculture 8. U. Roudree Jas
Wall and Nathan Purser.
Fertilizers H. L. Legg-.t. y f 1 as
siter and R C. Strickland
Transportation J. W. Kobmsou, W
II. Powell 8nd W. B. Nuua.
Good of the Order J. M Mewborne
Allen Johnson and H. C Kdnards.
Education J. T. Eaten, W S H.rd
and J. C. Wooten.
Constitution and By-Laws J 1
Wooten, F. M. liaskinsand C. I., toun
tree.
Organ N. T. Hidley, P. VI lieale aod
W. H. Powell.
Dormant Granges -I). M Beal. Thec
pelus Stancill and Ivy Parker.
Uacess till tomorrow morning at M
o'clock.
8EOOSD DAY MOKMU SESSloS.
The State Grange was opened in due
form for the transaction cf business.
The minutes of yssterday s proceedings
were read and approved.
Master s address was then heard that
being thespeoial work set apart for this
hour. The address was well formed
nd, in faet, was oue of the best the
present Master has ever delivered. We
suppose it will be published. It ought
to be read in every farmer's borne. The
d dress was referred to a special com
ittee of three, consisting of J. A.
Davis, J. M. Mewborne and W. 11.
owell.
The special work set apart for 1 1 a. 111
being the election of officers, snd the
hour having arrived, the Urange pro
ceeded to hold the election, lb follow
ng being duly elected to serve tho next
wo years :
Master, W. R. Williams, r,i -lected
Observer, N. T. Ridley, reelected.
Lecturer. 8. II. Rountree, Sr. ; Steward,
L. Hountiee; Assistant rtward, II
I-asfliter, Chaplain, Rev. Wm II
Orant. reelected, Treasurer, W. II.
Powell, re-elected; Secretary II. T.
Ludwig, reelected; (late Keeper,
M. Haakins; Pomona, Miss Alpha
F.
Haskins: Flora, Miss Nora O. Pitt,
Ceres, Miss Annie Henderson. I. A.
Steward, Miss (). A. Gilliam.
W. H. Powell sod N. T. Ridley were
elected mnmbersof ths Executfvt'om
m ittee.
Resolutions of respect to the memory
of
Bro. Joseph E. Porter, who died
uring the year, were introduced and
adopted by a rising yote.
On motion the rule was suspended
snd a reoess taken till 3 p. m Kinaton
Free Preas.
Doctors are to guard human life and
bring relief to the sick. So does Dr.
Bull a Baby Syrup; it contains nothing
injurious and is aiwaya reliable.
All persona denring a family medi
cine upon which they can rely, choose
Laxador, which promptly relieves and
ourea diseases or the stomach, liver,
bowels and blood. Price only 35 cents.
Lost,
From my cart, last night about dusk,
four miles frem New Bern, on the
Trent road. box of Dry Goods with
the name of O. Marks on the box.
A liberal reward will be paid for the
return of same at Marks' store.
F. JARMAN,
It Richlands, N. C.
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
The finest Chairs, Picture
Frames, Pictures, Ward
robes, Book Cases, Parlor
Suits, Work Baskets, Hat
Racks, &c, for Christmas,
ever brought to New Berne
Market. In fact the best
stock of Furniture ever of
fered in New Berne, by
J011II SUTER,
dtSdtr ' - : Middle Street.
GENERAL NOTICE.
n ,
50 Boxes Choice Cream
Cheese.
200 Sacks2 of . Shot, all
jHumhers.
: , " 1 f - f.
For Sale Cheap, by,
; WHOLE3A1J3 GEOCEE,
J BjlDDLS STEEXT, V
Agent for Hliird Powder Co.
resolution
adopted:
OT Sale OT Relit,
A desirable Farm uU lieelling
House on same, on uixiu w of Treat
road, about three aad 1 Ud nile west
of New Berne, kcowii . i.i-R. B.
Blaclledge place. Ni u 1
SW acres, more cr ler
acres cleared and t. .' 1 ,
1 cowaies
aeout 60
AfP'y to
A J ai 1 J ( 1 1 1 a: .utl , Jc d
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Sealed Proposals.
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Horsss At Auction !
U.TS"N A MKKKT. ArtTTOSKIK-
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Fifty Young Horses.
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d w ,
oti. oa
Thursday, Dec. 20,1888
at public auction, for cash, a consign
ment from tho Wtn .f tifiy jour.g,
unbroken Moreoeand Mans
fcaleat TEN o'clock at our Stables on
Middle street Term-CASH
dl2 dwtd M M :IN ,t CO
For Sale,
nri 1.
CAl I 1',.
:
vU-i.vUUJ'll,
w Heme, N. C.
dlf
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
For JSfxlo.
d t-11 1 a for im 1 ci ii
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No I. I UK IIION 1 HUNT W AKEHOUSi:
ON I H t S HI RKK I .
No. . MRU K mJiikK ANI) DWELLINii
ON t HAS h.N mTKKKT occui led liy It. V. K.
Ixil8i-.
A full ilesn i.(in of Una valuahle projwr
!y. logr-iiier with i!ie Ik at terms upon whlrli
tbi-sanie will l. aoi.i.viu be furnlabed 011
apph. n iloiiiniiin nnileraigiied al ihelr orni-.-
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WATSON . STHECT.
le. 'ni If l:n and Real Lslate Agts.
Go to F. S. DUFFY
131 u;g GIST,
AND IU Y
DEUGS & MEDICINES CHEAP FOR CASH.
The best sasorlnif nt ot Tiiiuca In Hie city.
A lame, varied and select stock ot 1'erfu
mery and Fine Hoaps.
A choice assortment of Fine nnd Chean
Cigars. '
Heeds (or 1 rues, ng and Cardcn Planting,
to arrive.
Hat-Plnmf". Feather Fan". M'.nnted BtMa.
Feather Work and l ai.cy Articles made liv
Miss A. W. Di-kky.
Also, a handsome collection of I'hrl.lmi.
floods and sundries, all 01 which weeffer at
the VKKY LOWEST I'KR'l- S for CAH.
aeci awti F. S. Hi:i- FY.
Thanksgiving Supplies
AT
.IOIIN DUNN'S.
Fine Sugar Cured Hams, 15c.
Fulton Market Corned Beef, 10c.
Freeh Pig Pork and
Smoked Deef Tongues,
New Buckwheat, Maple Syrup
and New Orleans Molasses,
Philadelphia Butter, the best Butter
on the market.
Imported Macaroni and Cream Cheese,
Ai. Cakes and Crackers fresh
by erery steamer.
Attmore's Mince Meat,
ic.
Leghorn Citron,'
Layer Raisins.
London Layer Riiein,
Loose Raisins,
Currants,
- 25c.
l5o.
! 20c.
10c. to 15c.
3 lbs, for 25c.
8 Ibe . for 25c,
Prune.
California J rapes.
i
18c.
20c.
10c.
10c.
,20c.
20c.
915o.
uaiaga Urapes. rerr lino.
Cranberries,
Tomatoes. Corn and Pie Peaoles,'
sweet aiixea ricties, , ,
London Layer Figs,
line Dates, -!.wi i$u
Jamaica aod Florida .
Oranges ia by every steamer. 5
Constantly on ban4 ' !'
A fins stock of Apple, ;i
Bananas, Lemons, Mixed '
Kut and Confeotionarie.'- 1
la faet my stock wiU m f
please the most f sstidious '
ani sry prieee are 4 T
- i : v EOCK BOTTOM, f '. y
084 tfwlm .: JOHN DfjKN-
Boarders Wanted,-
tXft t) GStrrttitEH as caili aoinlew.
Apply at tbe offlceo , ,,
i , . ' ' ' " Xa.8, V VATT.RH,' V
- 4e4tf . : Kextdoorew Bertie Jqurhal,
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