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.T,Y7 BHRNE. N. C. SUNDAY. JUNE 16. 1880.
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V..- & - a
PBICE 5 CENTS.
1
9 t. I , Cream
.-! efi.l
i ti
rrr 4 Gates.
T A'.DFLASTISaeiFAIUJGSZES
1 J 1 1 1 ito Lu.
L.:;tfl- u to. Alias & Co. .
1V2S rLAClirSY JUIC2 for
L tui,.tt f,urpves at -' " .
A'" 3 j ib work eaecutad at
1 r
e oa satisfactory terms.
:. . - aifltf
IlLOCuIIS, Cultivators and Harrowe
at vary toe? prides.
; , ' UtO. ALUS 4 Co.
Iv ported rr.r:rcn esaxdy and
LOLLA.ND UtN, just received and
loreaieb' ' JiHIS KlDJtONS.
f?Ai:iLY MEAT CUTTEK3 at -r
. . i Oto. Auxx&Ca
JVM EECEIVED-Aaothef lot ef
OARiiSTT'S COON AO BRANDY
Ut sa'e ty JjlHU RxcMOWP. ,
ONE Thousand Rolls Wall Paper at
very low prions.
GiO. Aixrx A CO.
1 JURE WINES AND LIQUORS (or
JL Vsdicinel end other gwi for Ml
If ... - - ,. James Rapnoirp
' The more irt studj, wo tbe more
diicovir oar IgnoranM.SheL'ey.
. , Nothing great wm eter acbier-
ea witnons entaususm. Emenon.
Most people woald succeed, in
email things if the.T Were nottroub
led with great arobttions. Lon
feilotrV - -V;-v
Tut cnarjtj which hidea multl.
tade of sine isn't, half to mnch
needed nowadays as the aterner
Tirtae which - rawhides-them.
Pack. ' '
Discretion of speech is
mote
than , eloqaence; and to ; speak
agreeably to him with whom we
deal, is mora than ta anhaf (n vrtoA
'. wn "
wuru or in gvwu orueiv uncon.
: Oandob is the seat of a nobis
liitad, the ornament and pride of
man, the sweetest charm of woman,
the acorn of rascals aid the :rweat
Tirtae 01 sooiaiitj. uenisai Hte-
, Thb late meeting of the Jemo
cratio National Committee eleQted
Oalvia . Brice of, OhioF t6 the
chairmanship made vacant by the
aeatnoriion. vv. 11. Uarnum, of
Connecticut. . '. ". ' .'
If we do have to go to war with
England about the for ' seals,
American wires and bachelors will
have to do all - the fighting. Yon
can't ; enthuse American married
men on the subject of seal-skins. .
A MtsicAir pickpockets are flock
ing into Paris. It is earnestly to
1 3 hoped that ; the, authorities of
tlat city may take care of them and
r rsaada them to become perms-
cent citizens. Philadelphia Pret 1.
Iiisrepcrtad that Mr. Elaine
ti3 rtfsod his assent to the con
c!:,:oe reached by the commis
e'cners to the Berlin Conference,
c 1 has sent instructions to out
rr, resantatiTea which have - not
I i raade public. '
Wmi a beaatiful objict is the
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". - '.If ul eye! Dow much fresh is
': 'lea is there in it! And how
r -1 reralaire is the glance of
- - ; s w 1' h las a sinister shadow
It. TLj poet Nathaniel P.
',1 1a c:? of hli poems:
s t . 1 of ta ell msii't
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iscrUosirj soaa poor L"l.eartea.
e4, Le?ks, tilf-eraiid sreatarn.
who attempts L!a oa life. Better
bnill far Mm en.l thsa l.kar I'm
rhca$8 ei rtfsre. aad srfoint a lew
good mea and women to help them
start anew ia the world. Washing
ton Po.tv '
LOCAL NEWS II
- NEW ADVEJiTlSXXINTS.
O. fi. OcKUiCommiMio-urli uit,
'W. O. PirmuoiT Pttro bIbwU
priap. :
W. U. WAT3oa-VHlnf boTd of
A aloe thowor jeaUrda moraia.
Tat Udt for VorahMd City wiU bo-
gia to fljiw Ukt prtMot week. ; ZT-
Tht Vayor atrtok gaag aumbara
alavea paw. and Utay art doiag toma
good wot k. , v " ' ''.-.'i
Applaa art com lag ta la amall qoaatl-
Ueo aad aalllng'at 11 M par bubal.
ptacaes ft. W. '.;.? V :.
, Bpaoial ftafo to Morabead City tbia
Morning, laaviog Naw Barne at aine
o'clock. Fara, $1.00 for round trip.'
Soma of oar ftrmart bava madt a taa
atrika.oaoutoea tbia jaar ihat is,
proridad the prlca kaapa np a faw daya
loogar. x " : . . r -
An Impsr:ant moating of (ba Board of
Truatoea of tba Naw .Barat Academy
to-morrow afternoon. 80a nodoa alaa
whart. - " , ' V
The ateamar Howard will Uave bar
wharf On Tatadty morning at o'clock
for PollokiTllK and Oliver Landing "on
Trent river. "t i : ; t-Zt
Several aaw aubactibcra have been
added to odr Dairy Hat recently. The
Jocmal la aol only bolding lu own,
bat gaining ia popularity. , ,, ,
Tbe train from Ooldiboro has been
from one to two and one-half boars late
every evening for more thaaa week
The delay la on acooant of waiting for
traina oa otberroada. " t
Tbare will be a meeting 0) the tadln1
If emorlal Aaaooiatioa on Tneaday next.
Jane 18tht at tbe reildcaoe of aire. Jobn
Bughee, at aix p.m," All member! are
reaueated to attend to decide some mat-
tere of Importance. , c ' v
The Raleigh New and Observer aaye
Prealdant Bryan bat arranged for Pull
man .cart to run through to lforehead
City tbia eommer - Tbia It all good
enough, bat a doable dally mail and
passenger train woald be a great deal
better. ' , r , '.,
Prayer meeting aeHioes will be held
in the oflJoe of Franks Bill,, market
dock, tbia morning at 9.80 o'clock, and
rat the Long Wharf thia afternoon at
:3S o'clock. Tbeaejneeungi are under
the aaspicee of the yoong men of the
Baptist chureh, and , they; extend a
eordlal invitation to all to be preterit. ,
Tbe steamer Tabema with a fall cargo
of potatoee, tad two veaaela ia tow alto
loaded with potatoee, from Bayboro,
broke her abaft when near Johnaton'a
point oa tbe Neuie yesterday morning.
One of tbe veuels came oa aad er tail
and one of the . 0. D. steamers want
down and' brought up the Takoma and
the other Teasel. The cargoes went oat
on tbe E. O. D. line yesterday evening.
For the Fenntjlvanfa Sofferersw it 0
, Tbe following' amounts have' been
tent in since forwarding the fins re
ceipts: . s '
Oeo. Henderson, jr. $ .60
A little girl... 1.00
W. F. Crockett- 8:00
Personal. .-.'..v.J y -fx-Q
XL L. Gibbe, Esq., has returned from
Hyde county and reports' the ' crops,
where they were not drowned out In
the serine, at beinz excellent, w r
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Hon. F, II. Simmons returned from
Washington, D. C. i last" hlfht. '
llr. Hashes Hollabd returned from
TriDity College last night. - ,'
Mr. J. K. WUlis left for llorohead
City laat night. -. ' -
ITayot'a Court. ' . ' '
Louisa Harper and Matilda White
answered to tbe charge of disorderly
conduct when court was called to order
yesterday morning. Tbtj were feed
C5.C3 esch and cost or thirty days on
s streets.
; i r -
od;.w
3 f
-ned f.
t aJ f
C) 6-1 C
Ipua-
t ty
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a'.
Pre- 'lift tf the Sew Eente Eiitrtet
! Cs : '..-eifo ef the K. . Citrth.
. 1..:xa Cut, Jane It, 1S?9.
Cwi.-'ice eoaveaed at e 'clock.
Devotksal exereiaet eond acted by Ear.
J. E. ThosLaoa. ' -
Tbe axlnutM of tbe aftaraooa. aeaaioa
of tbe precdiag day were read aad
approved. , v . ..
Tbe arrival at tbe following mem
bersef conference was reported: W.
B. Lane, Oarea elrouit; Rev. F. S.
Beetoa Strain eirenit; Joaiab, Exam,
Stew Bill eirenit; 4. S. Jackaon, Kiae-
oa; IX . IfcXaia, Carteret eirenit;
Rev. W. J, Crew eon, W". XL Apple-
bite, Frenaoat eireaft: CP. Davis,
La Orange circuit; M. W. Beeton,
Lenoir Uitalon. - ' V yv
IUt.x F. L. Raid, of tbe Raleigh
Christian Advocate, wet introduced to
tbe ooof erenoe. v . , iSz;, ; -v
On motion, the aleotioa of delegate
to the annual conference waa made the
special order for Saturday 1:80 p. at.
The bearins of reports of tbe different
charges waa tbea continued until a few
miautea before the hoar, 11 'dock,
fixed for ad Jonmment, when Rev, J. T.
Oattlt, agent for eolportage, addressed
the conference. Be waa followed by
Presiding Cider Willis, Est. L, W.
Crawford and the Blabop, all speaking
briefly in regard to the the tale tad
distribution of the church literature.' "
Tbe morning session was then ad
journed.
M 11 o'olock Rev. W. B. Puckett
preached an excellent aermoa.
- The conference convened at I p. m.
Religious exereiaet ooaduoted by Rev.
F.A.Bianop.
If inntes of tbe morning aeaaion read
aad approved.;
The report! of the remaining unre
ported cbargea wart beard.
A UUS boar Rev. F. L. Retd ap
peared, and tttted that be bad juat
been eommiasloned to perform a pleat-
tat duty, and' in a happy meaner he
presented, la behalf of the ministers
and laymen of the district, a beautiful
Oxford Bible, to Presiding Elder
Wlllla. Rev. Mr. Willis aocepted the
gift with appropriate remarks.'
Rev. CY A. Woodson, of the Bsptlst
church, was introduced to the eon
fereaoe tad be briefly addresed the
body., '4'
"Tbe oommitteeon educatlen, through
ttt oaairman, aev. r. one,reponea
i resolution la regard to establishing, a
high school somewhere la the district.
It waa moved and seconded that the
resolution be patted, and several minis
ter! and layman spoke in Its favor1.. It
was anaaimonaly adopted. , " -
.A communication from lit. J.. It.
Rhodes, Principal of Littleton Female
College,' was referred to committee, on
education. j; it w,v .
Confers nee adjourned. ; , t. '
At night Bishop Granbeiy preached
td h large congregation in the Baptist
church5.i Hla. text ; was . taken from
Matthew 9: 87 and 83.
Chorea Serticea today.7,f,t::
'.Presbyterian ; Church RtT" Li O.
Vase, D.D., paator. Seryiees aHl a.m.
and 5.80 p.m.': Sabbath-school at V.80
a.m. ; The public are cordially invited
to attend thest tervloes. '" '
Methodist Cburch-SerTicee at 11
a.m. aad lp.au. Preaablna by Rev
X T. Abernathr..: ; w.v
Christ - Church Rev. J. W. Shields
rector.: Trinity Sunday. ' Services at
11 a. m. Holy Communion and at
p. m. Hanaay acnooia ai y a. m. ana
5 p. m. All persons will be welcomed
to tbe services of this church.
Baptist Church Rev.' B. W, Battle
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m.and 9
D. m. Sunday tchool at 8 0. n Pub
lie iavlted to attend these eerrloee.
Y. M. C. A. Devotional meeting this
afternoon at 8 o'olock. Subject, Pray
er. James 8:1013. Leader, M.M.Ipock.
All men are iavtted to attend. . . '
- Distress Can. ' ;- 4 ?
SuFacaa Lodob, XOnama or Howob.
Omc o Stotdoi Dictaiok. 4
; , ' : . ACBirnn, Me., June , 1889.
To all Lodgei of ih Knighti of Honor
' Azatn tbe cry of distress hat reaohed
our ears. The most dreadful calamity
of thia ceutury has left pennileet and
' "t naked, not on!r UtIcx Knights
cf i :--or, tut tbe wiiowt and orphans
of t .-HnoTa down la tne flood.
lie need ia Ivir.ieitaeal gi-at.
I eftTBSstlj exk Ce -m embers Of
tbe Ordr, wtlci lm never yet left
anbeeded l cri-i ei t'rt c' widows
ard brihacs, and whkh ba t.ver lf
e IV r un-rei for la te-Lour of t
' ... , toj; -e abundantly to the saf-li-ort
cf tV.e rafirTlvania floods.
.1 c ,j at once to Joseph
V. l.rf f h, I -'7-"ne Treasurer, Kt.
Ln;tj, l:o., I e-.r?r --meats will be
t... -'s for t' f -r t r" r o.a'.ributlon. ":r
ifaterciily, ia'O. I'. A.,
I , A. It, Eatigb,- ; j
-.' f i-reaie Dictator. 1
' t; BF. ! 'T "', -, . . ; f
LtuLiciie 1. , r. ' ' "-' ; -
J'-el", 1SCJ.
-v-..- rf-AFraad. i -'?;;
Qmca Sort. Pcbuo lasraucnoa.
, , RaLxjqh, N. G , June 1, 1389.
I have been informed that an agent of
Meter. Irisoa Biakemaa at Co p
liabera, bat kneea aeiling a Reading
Chart to school eommitteea, and ihat be
represents that the Stat Superintend
ent favors such aalee. Thia ia to aay
that aay each repreaeatatkms are utter
ly false, aad .1 epeoiaily rtqueat all
County Authorities -not to purohaee
theeecharte. It I am correctly Inform
ed, the price it very high. Then, too,
ear tchool fund it too small to justify
such expenditure, and oar county
school boosts are, as a rule, so inferior
and unsafe as to render proper care of
so oh charts almost lm possible. Be
sides, comparatively few ef our country
teachers can ate these cbarta te better
advantage than they can the books re
commended by tbe State Board of da-
cation. ,
When we shall have a lamer School
Fund, better houses and more expert
teacher a. I shall be in favor oh recom
mending a chart and fixing a reasona
ble price at whiob it shall be sold. At
present I do not think this is the beet
use that can ba made of the money.
Thia la by ao means to condemn the use
of charts under favorable conditions and
at proper prices.
8. U. FIKOSS,
Supt. Public Instruction.
. . .
Tbe Johnstown Horrers.
Johnstown, June 14. Rain is pour
ing down this morning and has effectu
ally stopped work of all klnda in thia
atrioken city which should go ahead as
rapidly as possible. Even the soldiers
have Bought shelter of their tentaand
the newspaper correspondents missed
thia morning with considerable relief
the familiar "Have you apsssr from
guardi at different places. Tba wreck
age at 8tone Bridge, which was fired
laat night, haa been dampened consid
erably and unless the rain .stops soon
that invaluable work will also come to
a standstill.
The orowd tround the oommisariee,
which teem to increase with each dsj,
are a-mud-bedraggled set. The entrance
to each station is very narrow yet. Into
them women and children, each with
capacious baskets, orowd like sheep into
a pen. The line la long, and those who
are to unlucky as to havt arrived after
aix or aeven o'olock have been starfHing
unprotected, and in some Instances bait
clad in a pouring rain. Tbeir baskets
are generally well filled, yet on leaving
the oommiasries complaints are beard
oa all aides of No butter nor anything
fresh after two weeks."
' Johnstown, Pa., June 14. Io one
way the rain today is regarded aa a
blessing, ss the terrible stench from the
burning flesh, which was almost un
bearable last night, is scarcely notice
able. A number of lumber men from
tbe Clarion region were engaged clear
ing the wreckage with their hooks last
night and thia morning and their work
was so effective tbat another detach
men! haa been tent for. It has been de
cided to tear down all unsafe buildings
in town and burn the wreckage.
" ; List of Letter
Remaininjr in the poetoffice at New
Berne. Craven county, N. c, June
18th, 1889:
Casey Being, Charley Oarnig', J. II.
lure. Kiss Amelia Fuller. Rev. Isaao
Fslton, John UHoffer Rebeooa fiaw-
kins, Thomas Price. Liller Smith, Wm.
Henry Shaw (2), Wm. J. Snell, lira.
Ellen Spruill.
- Peraonaealllng for above letters, will
say advartised,and give date of list.
.The regulations now require that one
cent ahall be aollected on the delivery
of each letter advertised, "
,-- :-.9iir. M.MAsTLT,P.1I.
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Office See. sad Tress.- Beard Trustees
i t New. Bene Academy. .
JU V Jone:15Vl889.
A speclaTmeetfngof the Board will
beheld at the offlce of the President,
Monday afternoon, June 17, 1889, at
fonw aVInck. - .. .
Final action will b taken upon the
propoeltloa to establish a High School.
- s- W. M. Watson, Sec and Treu.
CHlCiao, Jane 14. At .opening hit
court this morning, ewidgft luiiey said
be would not b ready to annonce hit
opinion in' tba matter allowing; .Alex
Bullivan't release on oau until a o 'clock
It is reported that tbia eonres waa taken
because it is thought the grand jury
will, take tome action In the matter
today. '.--U' -1 ."
srjLtrvAir bblSaseo on sail.
: ' ChicAOO, June 11 Juclga Tuley this
afternoon reieaeed Alexander Sullivan
on 820.000 bail, which was promptly
given- The Judge held that th coro
ner'! jury had. been influenced by out
side auniBt. ..'.- y ' f;'n
.: We desire to aay to our dtrzena tbat for
year we have been telling' Dr.'. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption Dr.
King's New life Pillsj Backlea't Arnica
8alve and Electri Bitters, and have neve r
bandied reraediesthat tell ta Well,' or that
have eiven such universal-satief action,
We do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund tbe
purchase price if satisfactory results do
not follow their us. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on tbeir
merits. - For sale Dy a. is. Duffy, whole
sale and retail druggist. . Price per dozen
bottles, 18.00.-. - V : Jan23 Iy
A Bank resident Arrested. ;v
Ceicaoo, June 14. A ipecial from
Pvsnrjh, Ho.,says:JudgeMUlio,Pre-
i lert cf tr-e Savannah Savings InstitU'
tioa, v hi, h failed Wednesday last, was
rr -1 ye?!rd!y for receiving depos-
i ), 1 irx t"nt tbe rink was InsolV'
. ' i ... ? cf the bank are
,r ,i rrar?15,C03, Oaly 300
: . 1 ii t ie s -3. -
Commissioner's, Sale.
PamiMt to a Judgment ef the Superior
Ooart Crave emu (j. la SpeeiaJ Proed
las eauued J, T. B. Uoo aad eutars
Huui tomm a. Laat aaa wlla, e4 attars,
la waien M4 iegmat t was appointed a
Omummw to e4 U aeraiaartos -eenDed
reel teteie"
oa rv nen a v. the 1 sta day miY,
at (ha Ooan Hoaee doe la lbs City el hew
Serae, m TWacVB e'etoek, I will sell at
Paalle Aeetioai ta the aiaeet atdder. tat
Ca, the fotkwit Beel Aetata, to wit:
Lyta aad eetas sttaate ta t ha UUr of Haw
Berne, avete ef una Carolina, adjolalat
the tends of U K. aeadenen, Tbaowa betee
eadeuaera. toaatedea the weet vde or Middle
atre. sow aeeopied ay Ulark aad Lavtek aa
a -Kifkef (tore, W aelaatba brtek store
loratarly eoeepted by O.X. For. aad tbe
troaad aa whlea It la aUoated; betas a part
of what la known la the plea ef the Cut e
New bet ae aa lot He. la. rally- deeertbed Id
the setiuoa Sled ta the above proceed Inge.
OWAVN H. OUION. .
) ASOi Commlealooer.
THE
PATTERSON MINERAL SPRINGS
BUILDINGS ENLARGED
Ch&rqet Leatt of any Fir$t-Class
Spring$ in ike South
1 Full
View of tke Blue
Mountains !
Ridge
Tout Miles Soath of Shelby, N. O.. on it-C
K. K ) Charleston, Claelnaall a Ohlcago
Railroad, Patterson Station one
half mile of Bpnnia,
Phytloiana will UU Ton that th. Inr.
dlents contained In these waters are In their
tffect Aperient, Dlureile, Tonlo and Altera-
maaine it Matnre's Remedy 'orlndi-
wuuo, uyapepaia, viaeaaesor the Kidneys,
.lver. Bladder, and all oaaea of Uehiiltv .nrf
Weak Copalltntlona which need . Htimn.
lent, and In RaeomaUe and
(ectlona.
Wholesome food and Itnului
datlons at extremely low price
Per Day.-. - tl.ao
nr week nut
Per Month a no
Children slant to twelTa Taara nM half
prloe. Two to aix yean old one-fonrib price.
Servants, special rates in accordance to ier
vlce rendered In eartnt foi room of familr
or person they are with.
where there are a family of Ore or mar.
or a party of friends from the aame town or
section, who will occupy one large room, a
redaction of ten per cent, will be made.
Bowling Alter. Lawn T.nni. muii.t
Foot-Ball, and In-door Games of all kinds.
!: One Horse and Rnrw Whn twn
will contract to nee It dally for one or more
uours eacn aay, nneen 0nU per hour for
each person.
Addrss
W. Q. PATTERSON, Bhelby,
lel (12m Cleveland County, N. C.
Store For Rent.
On Pollock street, now occupied by J
U. Holland. Possession tiveo 1st of
August, 1889. Apply to
jeU dtf Db. F. DUFFY,
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO THB
H. S. CHURCH DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Sunday, June 16, '89.
New Berne to Morehead City
AND RETURN SAME DAY.
FARB FOR ROUND TRIP :
When Tiokett are purchased, only 81.00
. SCHEDULK.
Leave New Berne, " , 9:00 A.M.
Arrive Horehead City . .10:28 '
Returning, leave Morehead City at 10:00
P.M. sharp.
Bishop J. C. Orauberry will preach on
Sunday.
S. L. DILL, O. P. A.
Balance of Stock to
be closed out at 25 per
cent, below Cost.
J. P. IVES.
jel3dli
7. 1.1. VftTSOIl,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
; AND) AGENT FOR '
Chicago Packipg , and. Pro
vision Company.
Pork, D. 8. Meats, Bacon
' and Lard
Always on hand and tt prices to miat
any and allootnpetltioa.
Also, Millers and Manufaotursrs'
Agent for sale of tU grades of Flour. '
MttU and Floor fct VThole-
p . tale Only. :.
j The patronage of tba trade solicited.
: -Office on South Front Street;'
; .'jc'41 dt' M RJW BEENK, N. a
jiLignrninff Boas.-,
I : New ' Rode erected . and old ones re
paired at thort notioa. ; m r; s j .: :
Leave orders at offlos of ,1 1 :
jj' M. WATSON. Agents I
jell d it -. i Eagle Ia, R. Company
Wanted,
A Competent Printer to take Charge
tfacouutry offloe. ' Addrese ' '
. , .,,. s.. TRIBvJNK,"
j9: aa Baybbrd, Pamlico Co., IT. O. "
,C3,c:d to lc:.:
a iLi'jaots to salt borrower. ;
.V Apply to, , ., , :
i - - - p. n. FELLoTinn,' .
E8y"3dif CriTtn rrrc-t
Hotice. - - -
W. T. DUJfN respectfully l&fartrs
ie puttie that a ie repairing
the
Wttclies, Clocki and JewelrY
oppoeite tbe Depot, New Bern, N. C.
Work naraataavl anil
mymmm V U.
Ibetimee. ialdwlm
Sea Breeze Hbiiie.v
located near the Teaehere' Aaaembly!
it now open for Quests at One Dollar
per day, or Five Dollars per week daring
. wuiaw, me proprietor -wiU do
hie beet to nleaaa k..
er w w - j wwaej wiaw aaaflw
stop at his bouse. . .
il dwim J. T. EATOJT, PropV.
Furn.lurel!
JOHN SUTER ,
Has oa band and Is recelrtng every day
handsome Parlor Knits rh.Mh..a. w
,vw.Ionn
walnut. Bureaus, Wardrobeev Mattnatos, '
Chalra, Loun(es, Sofas, etc ,to. - -
ue alio has a line of Home-made Worker
Bedsteads, Sofas, Tables, Bureaus,
uiou r. ne 1 anu iDbstantlaJ, ,
Prices RliHit Down tn RV .
Bottom. ' " ?
B8dw MMdlo St., New Berne.1' ?
Ho I For the Sea !
Beat Su mniAT roar,.. r,n t Y. . f.
the lovely island of
O cracolie.
Nature has made it so! Man haa im-
proved it! Sea breezes from every di
rection! Finest fishing in the worldf
Sailing and surf bathinir.
r n .
Doaie, suits and Fishing Tackle at
command for reasonable prices.
GRAND OPENING "
or thk
0CRAC0KE HOTEL,
SPENCEIi BR()3., Paop-Ra,
ON
JUNE 18th, 1889.
Hotel enlarufld T.hl. .nni:i tu
,fc . " ""H11". wens
We Dest. servantu itmnti.. mA -
Soda fountain. Band of nrnairt. Rstea
low.
Steamer two trina a troot tmr ru. .k
iogton and one from New Berne. First
trip June 18th from Washington. j
TERMS;
Per dsv 01 1. n n
Per week . . . 7 00 to laOO.
Per month, .... 30.00-
w
Address
SPENCER BROS., l
jelldwSm Washington, N. Oi
Come One And AH;
And see 165 different kinds of STRAW
HATS to be sold at Wholesale Cost tt
J. E. SMITH, lgtH;
Also a good line of MEN'S and EOfS. :
CLOTHINd, BOOTS, SHOES and DRY
GOODS that will be sold very cheap Yor
Cash. 1 .!
I r crvivii si.t
Us c. OI.II in, Aglst
Middle St, New Berne, N. d?'1
You Can Save Money ,
j ""j'"; jour Aiaoasune, ueady
Mixed Painta, etc, from X -
We have the Aalariratjwl "t,.Vv rJ
Ioe Cream Freezert-rbe sure and tea
them before buying any other. . ,
We have a frill stock f a-iki t
the Hardware and Builders linef and
invite your attention to the same. - .
vanrrtr a. rt . wexa -
Asenta for Lha RhorT.in.win;.. ,
celebrated RAad- Mi-ra p.in
dealers in Lime, Cement end Plaster.""
trr1
NONE BETTER
t1 ' :
TflANr'J
old Virginia t; ::
CHEROOTG!
. Take no Other I
SOLE AOENCy; v, 1 ?r,?
WHOLESALE QROCEEjIj,
' Horaefarri Vfiral
Manufacturer's pricey,. Vk ? t
-1 w vWantedySiS
A large quantity of Beeswar, f
Which I will pay from 20 to 21 r
per lb,- v : jj. M, KIL!
: June,4,1833.r E ,
At my sh-" rn ' " "
of wftter, i t i r
ro-- s. - -
I
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