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VOL. VIII.-NO. 108,
VEWf BERNE. N. C.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS. " .
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Busnxc3 locals.
warded from here today. The capi
tal rvlr la Ki fitVIA niWT ok I tha
TTSEFUL Tuntaoa't Universal Atl VT T T
U of th World. New-ediUoa nd I originators hare already secured a
revised.. Persons desiring work I site on the water front and the
M
may see ssmpie . ua
JoUKHit office. sJ.' vh'-
1SSV0
promise of all the money needed.
How They Account Tor It. 1 Shipping Newt.
The friends of President Bryan as- The steamer L H. Cutler wilt leave
sien various reasons for the almost unl-I for Neuse rif er landings and Kinston
renal opposition to his reappointment 1st 4 o'clock this afternoon,
as President of the A. & N. C.R. The The steamer Eaglet of the E. C. D.
main explanation that has been relied line arrived Sunday night with a cargo
upon more than any other is that he re of general merchandise,
fosed to give everybody who asked fori The Annie, of this line, sailed yester
one a free pass. Bat a correspondent of day, with lumber amd general exports.
XTEWCBOrOFTUHHlr SEEtt-l w w"'jv uifcw:r u -wuiuutte New8 aBd obeerTer, writing from The steamer Newberne of the O. D.
miy i'.v -- uiuucj. uumominon,ivmiii, new uerne unaer a ate ot Aug. iss,iiine arriTea yeswraay irom hohoik
ReWSiSJi says he has found out " the whole and with a cargo of general merchandise
iiuaof oihar seedjat:iu.A jaaaDowe i ana Moore, snonia oe doid nnea ",",u,uvl """"""b imf-i vu.w..umh, wua; ,
Co. a uju i:sXA::MtBil,- t-t;&x V..- i.iwx.l-ess 'persecution of Mr. Bryan," and I m. The Manteo of this line arrived this
orders at
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND OIK, Just receWed and
for sale by . . Jambs Redhond. -h
EW CROP OF TURNIP 8EED.
SmxiYAN congratnlates himself
that his punishment in Mississippi
will be only a matter ot "time or
TrnerwftilPJVrjkiAnothr tot oir.vi-L' ' - 'i her t is: morning and will k an excursion of
ivv i..ji7Jwn nKtWnfitasuiuerasTeeyer Te.Denornieu. ..n .. ... . ,
OlKKlsllT) Vw(4U rfkai( j, il - - i -ne, jot. tsryan, nas oy nis superior iwioroa people w. wasningion loaay
aieJby? 'r CVf-8 ne w nnau nevpr near ui prize taot ana management oDtained tne returniog Thursday evening
n .... . li.i.: i ' f I fiffhtlnflr in H
for
1 1DRE1 W)t India Molasses aiC
HA1IMQ. K8. f ji-ps.;lM Orsstt
Preeeprs. Refrigerators, and a fall
line of hpHQ(iable.goois atr v; t
14 dtf r - oWwrn OA
T3URE'BlACKBERBT,-iUl6E, for
i XT imedi-iai parposes afr1'5-1-. s"u '
"aW tf Mjams redmosd Sr
fighting in this
New York Star.
country again.- E-H 5f Lf??" II"
Theojd revenue cutter Sterens left
In less than a week there have
been three large mercantile failures
in New York city. The oanse oi
these failures is traceable to the
mismanagement of the United
IR9T-CLA83 job work ' executed a.t States Treasury. The money mar-
ih office on mwrao terms. get is growing closest just at, the
' " ' I Hma f ha Wauf Kaa Ana nP ihtx 1 a rnr
OURE WINES AND LIQUORS for "w
jX Uedioiaal and oner uses tor sale esc crops on recoru
F
other Richmonds in the field; and by I The Stevens Gone
bis superior akin as a Business man od-
t.uin1 vhal nlK-a fif1 fallAil f ffn
namely, help from abroad to pnt the on Sunday morning for Baltimore, this
road in splendid order; by so doing be I time never to return, we suppose.
nas aroused tne jealousy oi otnare, wno LlenL Hnl inH Mhr nfflnr.
confidently expect by misrepresentation L,. , c. ...
and notitioal influence to eupplant c.rew of the SteTeM oarrT with them
him." I we esteem and respect of alargenum-
Now is it truo that all the opposition 1 of our citizens who made their ac-
to Mr. Bryan's reappointment eomee iqnainiance wane here. Their gentle
from a spirit of jealousy of his smart- manly deportment and upright conduct
ness? How manv intelligent neoDie w"iie in our midst commanded the rea-
DIED.
In this oity, yesterday morning, after
a short illness, Miss Elizabeth K. Slover.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her father
this afternoon at 5i o'clook.
At the residence of Dr. Chas. Duffy,
Jr., in this city on Sunday morning,
Aug. 4tn, 1889, Mrs. Sophia Jones, aged
81 years.
The deceased had been a member of
the M. E. Church for about sixty years,
and was highly respected for her high
Christian charaoter and other good and
noble qualities. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. L. W. Craw
ford of the M. E Church, on Monday
afternoon.
At her home, near Briar Creek, Loxan
county, Ark., on the 13th of July, 1889,
Mrs. Sarah A. Nunn, wile of John K.
Nunn, formerly of Lenoir county, N. C
The husband and four little children
have many friends and relatives in
Eastern Carolina who deeply sympa
thise with them in their sad bereavement.
James Rdmond.
to move. The
United States Treasury is looked
to for relief, but the Secretary does
,' Wttdi- rtiTOTUin in a. Annrli
nothing to relieve the situation
dateforU. S. Senator from the u.,- .u,:-. .
State of Ohio. "
Ipect of all who came in contact with
them. The beet wishes of New Berne
for their future happiness go with
them.
The Game Today.
This afternoon at 4 o'clook sharp the
believe this? This correspondent him'
self does not believe it, for further on
in his communication he assigns the
following cauBe. Here it is:
We have heard it said, and we be
Ranker nr. HiArAfnr nhlicad ta lieve it to be true, that one of the great
uouiraui m.rcaniue creuiis. u. Rr,on riB (mm thn fact that he OoMaboro RaRhnii ninh n tho No-
has about used up in the transportation Uerne Club will tlev on the Fair
v. ....! x. . I rnnn in cr ViAr.urnan Kw Rorna And ITin-l
mu u-.ng appo.uteu w p0u.U8 nTwd narilT owned in the latter The Qoldsboso nine is considered one
in any Of the -Northern States, plaoe; wedoknowto a certainty that of the best in the State and our New
MB WAN AMAKER'S Scheme an I I'heir VOte saved Indiana, Ohio and Mr. Bryan is no favorite with steamboat Berne boys are ambitious and will make
offlcewlth-saitofclothes-appears New York for Harrison, but noraSoT The
B-iuc win vo laierestiDg ana we nope
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins
Will resume the duties of her Sohool
for both sexes, some time in September,
of which due notice will bo given hereafter.
August 4. 2t
- Goybnobs -f States generally
applaud Gov. Lowry for his conduct
in the Salllvan-Kilrain affair.
WE have not heard Of colored business a few old worn-out stearaboats
: to beat the Waterbory watch plan
-; Chicago Herald. .
recognition has been accorded
Two or three competent colored
men annnint.Ad in t.hA nnsfal mail
A detachment of the New York . d . t. . t Adminislra.
volnnteerB are the guests of the tinn mftd flnA-amnift nf h
Third Georgia regiment in reunion 8nmmftry removal before tn0 raid
at jtok vaiiey in mm nm wag Btarted on thfl white emi)love8
V BBBBSSB! SB-B t I "
Tttubk ia atron reaction in I lhe deportment however, sees no
rft- i Mr. M-.hrlnk. th Amari. objecting w appointing incomper
- .1 Ail i Ti.AHAAl vui niuoo kv iiuuvmauu vuibcq au
liouwii-wva . -"""fY'' I the South Pittsburg Post.
' J-aUgltUUf VUMVft VV-WH bm-www--
source.
This sounds a little curious. The p 866 a lge crowd out. The grounds
.
people throughout the country have nave every convenience for ladies and
about as much use for railroad monop- al1 classes who attend. The ladies will
oliesas Mr. Bryan has for steamboat b-admitted free; men vrill be charged
monopolies. But how does the above 25 ce-t--Emission; boys under sixteen
statement compare with Mr. Bryan's! 15 cents
befora the board of appraisers? Thel Turn out, ladies and gentlemen, and
Journal knows that steamboat com-l inspire the boys by your presence.
petition at Kinston will beasitrong if Lather School
uo' J1 J V 7 , T Prof- w- R- Skinner, of Vance Male
Bays (or did say to the board of appraia- . . .
h-j-w,....! a w n p & Fem-U Aoademy, was in to eeo us
DIDJ 111 IB U.UUblUt It DUO As W Ale V I J A m A 0 A 4L-UU1
-. U J D t n.ilt. I - J- -. -r !. ..M- .-- UB IUU UO UOU
: ojneruuauauu. 1.111 A L IN E VV S 7, T - T l . Z m mta arrangements to move the Acade
j. edln'oonrt by Sir Charles Bnssell. li XL tt Q aid. So instead of using up the old I .. havi Mcured th(
. ...-- . lUaMmith building on the corner
.. ingKneweni own ooaie . East Front and Pollock street
rue oity council wm ce in session I tney nave aooui usea up we raurua-
tonight . I It is nonsensical to think about a small
Baseball match tram at the Fair corporation like the A. & N. 0. R. R.,
" I. i . A. YJ-J .-. - -
- . - iiSAitrnninff nmnnniinn sir. r. mauin
U, Jr. Ureckinnage, 01 "--""--J- . . lonff ' Neuge river -remain, navlnble.
k. J - . I Ink 1j I J .ml- U - - I r "
WaS Orator. OI MM aay. , - . T,M,V. Col. Whitford and Mr. Best maintained
toe poniwon oi ueuvery ciers in tne
Tub grand national monument
ia honor of the Pilgrims was dedi
cated at Plymouth, Mass., Aug. 1st.,
with great ceremony. uon.;wuiiami
the
of
vafaa nrltVt Vio blaomara at. fhctf. nmnt.
THE New tor Jjar- iJ.Lthelloitofflo. and thereby obtained fair compensation
ia nodutr hiuertaBtrt.lff Viaite a crowa camo uprromuore- forCarrvin freiehts and stave satisfac
L e tha Star wllffO throueh .the. WM uo"u 7--y iUIUiUt, mu-K tion t0 shippers. During Mr. Bryan's
i'.Uni W. thj!il em Gov. Fowle on bis return to ,!,-. tinn cut throat ratea havi
, littriU BUII0UU1O-AV Wlll-Uu"v;
Prof. Skinner has taught for several
years in the adjoining counties and has
made a reputation as a man of energy,
push, and a good teacher. He expeots
to draw considerable patronage from
the surrounding country, and will leave
no stone unturned to build up a success
ful school. We extend him a welcome
and trust he will realize his highest
expectations.
IS
Is
POVSDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thl8 powder in v - varlni. K m&rval f
purity, streugih au. . holesiinieueis. More
economical than ii,-, ortlioary kinds, ud
cannot be sola lu competition with themal-
iivuas oi iow test, B..nrl welgnt, atom or
phoipliatfl puwdi rH. Sol, I only In cans.
ROYAI, liAKl.Mi roU'UKK Co., lott Wall it-,
N-Y. Iune'::i dsn wed frl 4w
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM, N. U.,
LaTKenl, Oldest ud Ut.t Female Col
lege lu the Euuib.
New Berne vs. Goldsboro.
Tuesday at 4 o'clock
SHARP. Admission 25 cents. Boys
under 16 years, 15 cents.
The Uoldsboro nine is one or the best
in the State, and some excellent play
ing will be witnessed.
Although the Ooldsboro club has an
Session npona Aiii:ustJ7lli. Ihta. Kaonltr
30 Professor, and Teacticm. Kptxlal features
-the Development of Character, Health
and Intellect. Kully criulpncd PreDara-
tory and Colleylate drpartments, besides
Qrst clUBd schools In Music, Art, Iaa
Ruafrei and Coiuniercial Mudleg.
Send for Catalogue to
Kt'. . I. II OLKWELL.
aiiK2d:;w Prluclnal.
AND
Baby Carriages.
THE Mi W BRRNK FHR1M ITURSt Crt
.ir.. , .
imported pitcher, our boys hope to in .rt"Kriri.Slffl
uiu, l.liamber HuiU, iiall Stands. Ward-
rooi-B, ucstts. Liialrs, LouneH, Tin Safes and
MattreBBCs. All the nuodB wu nmnnfutnr.
them something to do to win.
AGENCY
FOR
And a variety of other Fine
Cigars.
Wm. L. PALMER,
Middle St., New Berno.
on several VofiwrlwUSrime
neeessarlet' nYani
Florida union Times.:
- HOK.W. U. Wtns, Secretary
of the Navy in the Cleveland (JaDi
net, has written a letter In which Lurtesies ot the road to the officials of
1 be states that be is not a candidate the Atlantic & N. c. Railroad
for the Democratic Presidential
nomination in 1892. He is for .the
administration cut-throat rates have
Raleigh. v nrevailed and shinners at Kinston were
i
Cottsge prayer meeting tonight at 8 never so dissatisfied.
o'clock at the residence of Mr. Taylor The Journal would
rinnn'a nn TTlnir atrnAt. nnrlar thn uia. LinfnTini. nlnnlr
' I v'""i F'" - e I m u Qt, .ffMtn.).
pices of the Y. M. C. A. f rom Mr. Bryan's reputation as a rail- danahtr .nd .ut.r d hr h.t w.
Mr. Jones Spencer, of the Atlantic road man or nis tact ror nesting nis op-1 the indwelling plaoe of every kindly
and Pamlico Railroad has extended the ponent in the race for the Presidency! reeling ana nonie sentiment, nut its
hut: thfl idea that he I ia the onlv man "eatings nave now oeasoa, ner mission
Miss Elizabeth K. Sloyor.
It is with profound sorrow that we
not, under any I chronicle the death of this excellent
CIGARS.
The biggest drive ever
offered in New Berne,
12,000 5 cent Cigars
will be sold for 2 1-2
cents apiece.
J. F. TAYLOR,
Wholosalo and Retail Grocer,
aro goon and substantial. We also have th
nnest stock and lutest style of Baby Car
rlafceu that Inw ever been brongbt to this
olty. We lmvo a line Block of Clocks, Pic
tures and Mlrroia. Wo pay spot cash for
ourgoodB. and gel u discount of 40 and 60 per
cent, therefore wo on soil good cheaper
... i j uuiwi gunH in mis city, we are
also agents to- tuo Kcllpso Sewing Machine.
w o.iui... ii juu want a nrst-elaei
machine nail and see us leforo buying else
Whore. Wo will mivo vou monev
T. J. TURNER fit CO.,
I'KOFMKTOKH.
TZ Middle Klrert. New Home, N- O.
Baggage Transfer.
Baggage taken safely and DromntU
to and from any part of the city.
Wagons will intend Iiailroad, Steam
ers and Ferries.
Orders loft at my office will have
good attention aud quick dispatch.
J. V. STEWART,
augl tf Broad street.
best man, whoever he may be.
Therewa8 but one case before the
Mayor yesterday. John Slade sub
mitted to the charge of violating the
ordinance ' in regard to selling on Sun
day and paid $5.00 and cost.
Capt. O. H. Townsend of theQuar-
Ex Solicitor General Phil
lips, of North' Carolina, is men
tloned amODg tnany U a successor I master's Department, Washington,D.C,
to Stanlv Matthewi onlthe BnHalT,a SWOIaB' MMrnoon Rna m
m Hnh. lm Mr. Philiina ol Mpected the cemetery road. He pro.
, U A J . 1 . . - I VH MHW WW VMMVMf "V VV V a W
uuu,u DUouu - w-u done, and her soul has wended its way
to enable the road to discharge its In- to the beautiful city of God, in "which
dabtednses and for nermanent improve-1 there are many mansions, and within
menta is simp y absurd and preposter- Jheir jasper gates and crystal walls
v j r r tnere jg n0 jo,,,, and chilling
ous and no intelligent man will for a tonoh of dMth .i dac. oan near
moment seriously entertain such an j come again. To the family "whose
idea. True, his immediate predecessors hopes are withered and whose hearts
had not done it because the time had M oru.8h9d'". . in??re
, . . . , , sympathies, and that Time with healing
not arrived ior it to oe oone. ine oiu on it8 winR8 wU1 Mag oon80iation
mortgage did not ran due untu Jan., i their bereaved hearts is the sincere
1st 1888: so some disposition had to be prayer of J. EL
. .
made of it during Mr. Bryan's admin
istration, and we surely see no extraor-
A fine Saddle Pony, kind and senile,
Any child can ride her. Works well
in harness. Apply to
July 29. tf GEO. GREEN.
afternoon
. . b . . . ' iL . I BUUUUWI 111, WW. UIKUIJT HIHlWWlTi
tini If not, ne jcannot; go on wo ,n tbesmoothest new road maae.or n a wr'. "7 L The Coke Strikers.
familyroost-Obarmtteqroiicie, K;h
, . . t.A.,...,.., i.lu,u",J' iuiwiiiiui.. i Btriseri are weakening aireauy,anu we
VioiLAwoa committee! went Out nanefrort to ve the streets of of $325 oooatsix percent, interest on strike promises to be a failure. Men at
V IQILAHU1S OOmmuiflW weui w"fc Mmaterr raved With the Same material. . ' t ..... ..I Ynnnimtnwn.Mnorewnod and the Stand-
ofdateaquarterofaienturyxago.,
;florse Stealing, toWPtpW for the last four years, ha.""' " lVSZSiSl
BOpreValent in the last few months I accepted the agency of the Neuee & County Commissioners' Proceedings. I be in operation again. The break has
in the COUDtrr Wnnd about JNeora I Trent River Steamboat at this point. The board convened at 11 a. m. aisoouragea sinaers somewnai, out
. . -W , i v. i ,.:' u I I . . . . I sltAv Minim ihae will twebA tk
ka CityNeb, that'acall ft0 w; W s taWauS
issued to organize a citizens com ""i61 s";", , OTt In few dgyB
mittee to put down the tbieTes. ;;
GREAT BARGAINS.
The Stock of General Hardware, Cut
lery, Locks, Hinges, Saws, Saddlery,
Cart Material, Wall Paper, Paint, Oil,
vjiBse, ouuveis, noes, roras, iron ripei floasanUy located rooms to
and Fittings, Iron, Steel, &o., &c., also I either furnished or unfurnished
Plows. Cultivators. Farm Machinerv.lP1? totni8 offi0-
Cotton Gins., &o., belonging to the
business of
th effloient and accommodating deliv-
l ery clerk, nndev Mr. Manly as postmai-
E. W. Small wood was elected chair
man pro t em.
, W. P. Metta, Asa Jones and Jonathan
A Terrible Epidemic,
Chicago, August 2. A dispatch from
Havens were appointed cotton weigher. Sj&Ki!q
. . - .1,. : a a.s r
i r .-.7 - E . , ., . J.mM nMIMMIim. . . ' r . .1 I vni. WQ1D BIUUIUIOU UV W VUU TT Ut.UVtl I ... . n .
I . . '.4-1: . ' iAr himri titiT ni innunfl u wah
:-?mil i.-..t. .mt ir. .w. t...lfor the citv of New Berne for. the en-l'.ki. r u.i vr.
ca.tot 01 the Times-Begister, :.'PQrri.i4-. thi Uffl'W ti,. am, suing two years, upon condition that in A lurht form and resembled dysen-
lwhed at Marion C. sunend butih: bond according to law. tery, but on Wednesday It assumed a
1 Th tvuin nr w. l: unni. or itaninir-i r - .
co:
L.aeiionmo ist oi ng. auu waa the need of our new postomoe buUding n Mvu. "v heonle have died. Four deaths oo-
mifrorl 1i lo.il In await, trial .t!l. .tn umnnt in all who 'irlslt the ton uaweis lerry.waa approve ana i fin,rBll Trinrmii-- and font -roatardaT.
..wj-.. - ; --1 ---1. . - .it.!...!..,... 11 1 . . : . . ---7- T. ... t '
e October term of . the Superior postofflo. s i the ' evening when the " U.
iirA.&Mfe NAMhspit mtiiiai an naiinir I ubv avs a wwa suiwi -m r-
HUiHhnud. We hone the BDDTODriation I M. Williams, overseeroi poor, was 7 , , .in. n. Vni ..a
TT will be made early in the session when allowed 3.W additional ior tne montns m Itrloken and do not know what to
o tL trnbllo building a. early as pos WW Harrelfwas allowed to move atoaweated at Hamllon,andit to sald
court ol IIcDowell county.
'. - n ...... ,.;
VVATf AM A kHII takM SVl&tMii
C2js t:i ..;'.cnenttwas 'in the na
ture cf a r reposition rather than of
a for: 1: or '.final! decision'' I For
c ztlrj Lb Wn words inWer to
:z7.z 3 feba's) rIcnlona' position
r-::s va 'never the;, equal r of 'this
4j2c tl;iXifpcr5'ofAmencan
FJZ otf toVgjdemioform atCanton
'hmlre.:'v'y South Front and Middle streetotoeast ,n frr" ' .. ,
,- -idX : ' ' ;i;; side i of. Middle street '.one door above ciarks's Kxtraet r viu Cengh Cwra.
i
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t'-T C
A A
i-;r-
Personal..: f::iifyT'W inn hnns.r : -v ; E 'W- f-:.;-ra . ' t It ie a sore cure for whooDlntf Oonah
Hon. FrM.l Simmons and daughter M m Watsonr list taker of Ko. 8 I;.ftop8 oop,'andpermits the
left for Morehe.4 City last nighty towWppreeentei hto bUl or
ir. . mti mn mirrim: ; 9120;Q0 which was allowed, feiv hood or old age Ii heals, the- bronohl
Th Tflftaunk effect and the cerfect , uonBiatraoie . wntwiw, consuineaiD mu &uukiou wwy ma wugusiur
ifethKlOTtaa hearing d Hussion, on the public; r6ad. wi
liquid fmit laxative, Syrup of Figs,' un- No, nownshlp. :Ths matter waspost- tZJtl
f. nil nnndittons make it tneir iavor-i .n . . i . ? rr
, ry. It is pleasing tfj-'-r"::''-
Iti a"tnrnnU. vet effeotual in UHru . Rujuuiinw ... w iv v Hiwn . uwif ""
i'. l t.tnnwa. Ilvnr and bowels. I morninlr.
Foot of Middle street.
For Sale,
Miss Mary L. Allen
Expects to open a Select School, and
desires to obtain a class of (lirln anrl
Youug Ladies.
Aa her accommodations are limited.
she will be pleased to receive the names
ot those who wieh to enter, aa early as
poesiblo.
All branches taught. Terms mads
known on application. jy 28 dw8w
For Rent.
The house and lot on Pollock street,
now occupied by II. B. Duffy. Pos
session given the let of July.
m30dtf II. B. DUFFY.
Booms To Rent.
July 26, 1889.
rent:
Ap-
dtf
Geo. Allen & Co.,
will be closed out during the next few
weoks at VERY LO W PltlCES.
All persons indebted to Geo. Allen &
Co., by either note or account, are noti
fied that payment must be made at an
early day. Indulgence cannot be
given.
L. S. WOOD,
augldwtf Trustee.
AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION
. at very Low Rates
IS QFFERED to ltOYS and YOVXO MEN
DAVISSGHOOL.
Tliirt i;i a Military Boarding
School, anil is onu of the MfA
KquipnesHtiiooiD in tne unitea
8lates. Hcaltliv location, Fine
Cliumtc, Mild Winters, Csdet
(Cornet Band, Cadet Orchestra,
'Full Courso (' Study, or prep
aration lor UiirUeet classes of
anv Colleiro or for UuMncsi.
Complete Course in TelcKranliy. For Regis
ter with, full particulars address
1
Store For Rent.
On Pollook street, now occupied by J.
B. Holland. Possession given 1st tf I
August, 1889. Apply to
1al4 dtr Da. F. DUFFY.
v Col. A. C.
DAVIS, Supt., '
LaOrange, K. C
Private School,
With High,. Intermediate and Primary
School Studies.
Opens on FIRST MONDAY. SEPT.
1889.
Students prepared for the Junior
Class in any College, male or female.
Not over thirty pupils to the teacher.
Tuition from $1.50 to S3. 60 ner month
oi tour weeKs.
GEO. W. NEAL, A. M.,
jylddtt . Principal,
CATAWDA COLLEGE,
IfoXtScsatoN Bsglas Agst 5tb,1880.
Fall Academlo, i Businsts and Oailentatt
uoarMi,win vauo ana An. Ten aooom
pllihsS Initraotora. Good Bulldlnn. Annar.
atns Llbrartss, sto. Thorough work and
moaerkie xpsnwa. rure water and moan.
wm ku.i vBHuugua Aaaresa
Those Sample Hats
TAKE TUE LEAD.
A NICE LINE OF
Summer Ties and Scarfs.
Also, a full stock of the Celebrated
Anchor brand
Linen Collars and Cuffs
All shapes and sizes.
, A FULL LINE OF
Battles' Shoes
NOW IN STOCS.
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