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.Vf'-y-ij;; QURNAL, . v 1:7V;. , - - ' . - " .... s.r vv -v7v---. . 1-1, w ,,v ,1 4r V()L.;VIII.-NO.!288. XEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY. MARCH 8. 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. mm v i ALL at my Malt today tad gef acme J of that' nieec Ham;8tek from aft iOa 43 lb. Cam;.fki and guxxi. . - 60 Curted-Ham" weigh l.e84k, . v JJm SOSa. gM hMij ?;-J ' TtJCKWHE4T.' Corned Beef, Mlec A, " JlJ Uel. 8mall Hams. Codfish, Wclta I) Bn.Trto(U, ChoocrfateilndUB Ei va " v "lOraoier. t'mlx. Kowva soiree. awe - x ?aa,Coeo etc., 0- & BuprieV oY A Buabeb Seed Peee for sale by ; -H.ZiW. 72.;:;.fi- '....L-J TlYbOtv 25 Bushels of Choice Early Seed. Peas for taia at F. "8. Dcrrr "a. ? 5 M.i fVJiUf 'S BLINDS of Roattad Coffse , ' - A- areefripljr delightfni.(.vfet tm " Vl fciaiHXB. noarosi. iuVimo -j. 'i1.';mJ Organ Toner, i- in the city, :: -:.ritt f Ofdatf left j Hotel Atbm or efe Mr. ;Pavle'e carpenter jahop,. will -rwcelve C prompt attention; s - -'' fe86.fj I AH IN S& fclTY A TE7 DAYS oaproieaiiooal baaineaa. Partlea eaa 1 v ' r tad at the Gutoa Honta. ' jft.-ic , W, O.Bbowh, " . ff' ?T?dR SALfi UApplaton'a Cycloj calia r A7 o( American Biography , in air ale tanUy bound Tolomea. Price, $25 00, a eoet I37.&0. Tb worl b juatirom the irsM.; Apply at Joubmil offloe. 1201 ' ipATENT CLOTHES LtNE -Clothei O ; X-oaanot- to blowar off.- No pioa. Sample oa be aeea at the Cotton Ex - r, Sbwica. O.T. Oahawat, feloit w Agot Manufacturer. s t ft ton bara not triad my Freeh Boaat- r x ed Ooffee, do ao at once. Every body delighted. Jo Ddhh nnriwiv T.TWnnTiw.: ann nf IT. f 8. Minister Lincoln, died In London, - Wednesday morning at 11;07. Speaker Rijed may not be "a teed shaken by the wind," bat is a "xeed thaf pierces the hand" that ' holds tt r . 't ' 1 ' late cold snap ;eemstobave ;v jpre'vailedl: throughoot 'tfce .South, without beipg specially dlsasterous to any locality. IT IS witb. deCo reeret that ie have seen it announced that Ool. J. D. Oameroo'is no longer Editor of tBsAibtyjlle GUjzejuii , i -.- ADJOTlX OENEBAL "GLENN'S I report showsthat the 8tate .(aard ' - is "In better condition" toJay tban ' ever before1 In oar history ,w If there is nothing in punctuation we may quote Webster with saying: - " "There is s divinity , that shapes .s oar ends rough, hew' them as we ' i v It is with great pleasare that we - welcome the Daily State-Chronicle. , .We trust that it will now be demon - 'stated that two Dallies can ' lire in Baleigh and do well. : ' V v 1 i " 1 1 .' ' ' The wisest and-best colored men , - of this section; say that .Vance ; r understands the race question much , , better than Ingalls doesy'and they are witn aim autneway.;, : : : The largest part of the. ndmjnis tration has been in connection with : appointments to offlce and these appointments have for the'mos U .part been oT inferior"! faen.--.Kews and Observer. Tea exodas to the Missiasipp and tonisiana swamps, has never bad any- political significance. It is a movement of the cotton planter's to get labor to cultivate the te'ns of thonaands of acres of rich idls lands. Wilmington Me::ciser. to .-3 V then .ocra:y au 3v;;:i t3 Ifcrt CO c ttl V -Ft"--"- ;t' i ii jt:. ULa tLc:a ccii-'-wl Sa tia.jtlils In t tv ZzzJ.z:i Ytzre and Cc'-Isa. Savannah : Kews;'f 3-3 of tla Legators talk of com' nsweparcr correspondent - tern's t cf the Ecnate. If some 3 sRar.nra e n': lmnrovu -r:: t- it s, v i Ar.crican j -7 !-o3 ') ere traateeforthe benefit of Mrs. Davis. U fa thought that twice a muoh more wUTbe seoored." Thb furgament before the United StafetSapreme Court in theNeagle habeaus corpu ease was concluded jeslerday. . Mr. Joseph A. Ohoate, of NerYork, continued his argn rno on the line laid down by him yeAterdaj, that of the supremacy of the United States to the States. He maintained that when the Con stltution rested judicial power in the eonrts, ana to carry this into effetiuaoted laws to divide the oonotry tnto eirouits, it necessarily implied that la the discharge of the duties so imposed upon them the oQloleis of the courts should be ab solutely protected by the Govern ment, whose servants they are. The case was closed by Attorney Qeneral Johnson, of Oalifornia, on behalf of the State. lie conceded that Congress might pass a law for the protection of the judges while traveling to and from the circuits, bnt maintained that no such law has been passed giving this pro- protection, either in words or by implication, and that its passage was absolutely essential in order to oast the police power of the States, LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wairrap Pony. Bank Statement. J. F. Taylor Oranges. C. E. Slovkh Buckwheat, etc. O. E. Nelson Ham steak, etc . W.H. Brat Poultry and hogs for sale Watson & Stheki -Valui.ble proper tr for sale. Snow fell thick and fast for a while last night, but it didn'c "nick." W. T. Hill & Co. were get tins: in a targe new printing press yesterday. Miss Mary Bryan and Mrs. J. V Jordan returned last night from Ox ford- A little difficulty between two gen tlemen-on Middle street last night re suited in a cracked skull for one. No Tary serious damage... It was learned yesterday that Mr. E. O. Dancaa haa been appointed colleotor Ofoustoma for the pork of Beaufort vlca Mr. W. F. Howland. The cold weather on Thursday nigh and last night struok another blow at track. Some of the truokers are plow log up their peas and rf plan ting. ;A horse attached to a dray ran away on Kiddie street yesterday. There was a lot of whooping and hollering, but It didn't atop him until he ohosa to take op on South Front street near the rail road..-:; . ' -v'-v - ; t Id the city counoil proceedings yes terday It wa. printed "87 elecfrio lighu" when It should have been 87. There are to be 24 aro lightforth street, and 13 Inomdesoent lights for eity buildings. - Our Einston v correspondent' writes: "The remains of Capt. E-R. Page were brought here today (Friday) for inter ment. ' Funeral services were held at the Eplsoopal church; and be was buried with Masonic honors." ' ; The steamer Cleopatra, whioh'. was reoently bought by Q. E. Andrews, of Trenton, la undergoing repairs, and b being fitted np for service, at Parkins' hip yard. The Cleopatra will ply be tween this-eity and. Trenton. It is ex- peoted that the will be ready, for buti- ness sometime next week. - The New Berne Band propose getting up a ocaoert In a week or two to raise moner to have their - instruments re paired. Theyni be aseieted;by rrqi. r.?!rs and will no doubt get up creditable entertainment.;:,: Qur:,band Laa tha reputation of being very liberal wiUi Ua musio and is deserving of patronage from the publio. , Iu speaking : of Bon. F. VL Simmons for :COngress;;the; Atlanlio Seaside saysi.-VNo better-. jscleptloa could be mad. Mr. Simmons la a man of awu ly and culture, and as a debater he stands seoond to none." ' The. reasoat why Mr. Simmons should .again repre sent this 'district in Congress are tc6 numerous' for us to mention .at thlt time. His past aots are , the strongest evidences of hi worth, i what he ao corrrJLUed'at Washington for thlt tee- t:t i, csiilis louder, than, any thing, we t y. piB(, : experience omy i ! ',? tha mora to cope fof our I food is made rich ' r. Hood's Earea r'a, Bi!tri.emi, l'J Church Notice. Hancock Street Methodlat Church I Sunder .March 9th, aervices at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., conducted by the paator. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m., B. F.j Delamar, leader. Sunday school at. 8 p. m., W. R. Barrington. aupk Claae meeting at 4 p. m. The pnblio art in vited to these lerrices, and will receive cordial welcome. New Building and Loan Asaociation. A branch" of the North Carolina Building and Loan Association haa been organized in New Berne. It conducted on the same principle aa the New Berne Association, except that it loans money on oountry; property aa well as city property. The officers of the New Berne branch are as follows : President, F. Ulrich; vice-President, K. B. Jones; Secretary, E. M. Oreen; Attorneys, Manly &Quion; local agent. W. Q. Brinson. Mayor' Court. The following cases were disposed of yesterday: Alfred -Tilghman, chap. 5, sec. 4, tiotons and disorderly in the city limits. Submitted. Fined with cost, Dr. F. W. Hughes, charged with cruelty to animals, poisoning and killing dogs. Waived examination. Bound over to court. John Pool, oolored, chap. 6, seo. 2, drunk and disorderly in the oity limits. Plead guilty. Fined with oost. Maude Washington, colored, chap. 6, soc. 8, druuk ana disorderly in tne city limits. Plead guilty. Fined with oost. Shipping News. The steamer Eaglet, of the E. C. D. line, sailed yesterday with full cargo of freight among which waa several hundred packages of early truck, fish, clams, eto. The Annie of this line will arrive today. The steamer Einston sailed for Kineton and White Hall veaterday, v ith a cargo of fertilizers and other freight. The schooner Marion Green, of Beau fort, is on Howard's ship railway for repairs. The steamer Uanteo sailed witn a cargo of general exports for Norfolk yesterday. Long Wharf now is no more the Long Wharf of a few yeare ago, or even two years ago. The improvement made in that, part of the oity during the past year or two is an evidenoe of the progress of New Berne. The large saw mill of Mr. Moody makes things lively at Long Wharf now, and the sound of the boiler maker's hammer in Mr. Ed wards' shop epeaks for Itself. There are several cottages going up in the neighborhood now, and two or three neat dwelling" houses haye just been! completed. The fishermen still harbor! aSVt Via ts Uava an1 smamj4 aVVi a! s anaafai UUBK . U1JBU1 SUD1D SSUU SIDISll . . . .. .... . ana juong wnari is no a ami piaoe oy any means, new Berne lssiow dmi sure in her forward march. KOKTH CAROLINA NEWS. JBBWIMSWM .j. From tha State Papers, Atlantio Seaaide: Mr. Thomas Par kins tells us of a new steamboat to run from Stella via Swansboro, Moreaead, Beaufort to New Berne. It is ' to be known as the Swansboro Co-operative Comoanv. Joint stock to be IS.000. con sisting ef thirty shares. ; - Twenty shares have already been taken by the people nf Swansboro. and it la hosed remain - ana it is nopea remain- In ten will be taken in Beaufort. It is our opinion that on tnis line wm pay a hsnrlanma dlvidand. Tha boat ia ta be ... . . . . . ... 85 feet long, 20 feet beam, 8 feet deep, mtdahin section, and to have a 45 horae power engine. - It will carry .85,000 feet of ; lumber in twenty-eigns tnones oi water, a i jy v-'-- Jonah Little, a merchant of Locust Leyel, Stanley eonnty, wm attaoked by a Tnnthfm htchwavman on Thnradav.i Mr. Little was returning home from Concord with load of goods, and when about nine miles from Concord he noticed a boy in the road walking beside the wagon carrying a breech loading shotgun. The boy ordered him to halt, but he appeared not to hear and drove on. After the command baa been repeated the third time Mr. Little raised the curtain of his wagon and looked out and saw the boy with the gun cooked and leveled on Mm. tie stopped, his wagon, suddenly jumped out, and knocked the boy down before he could recover from nts surprise, xne bpy arose and ran for life, lea ving the gun in Mr. Little's possession. The lad's name was wune uoienaan, tne tniruen vearoiasonoiweremianLieman."-M.i ADTIOK tq noTHlU. " ? WlK BLOW'S SOOTHINO' StRUP snouia always do , naaa ior cniiaren i .a:.'. a 'J-.a- teething: It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, curea wind colio. and is the best remedy for DIar rhces. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly Tne Spring Hstiela. .: The nooularitV which Hood's Sana parilla bas gained as, a spring medicine is wonderful. It possesses just those elementh of health civlna'. blood purl fying and appetite restoring whioh everybody seems to need at this season Tin tirf nAntlnna In m jliill ' ftfrAll nrlBfitla. factory condition when you may be much beuetlted by liood a carapari..a, It rirl" a Ua Uoo4 and makee t9 .v" "cr'rrr.r.; '21 PREMIUM LIST. DEPARTMENT A. Best tair quiil, W. M. Prescott, $3.00. " Knglisb snipe, dead, a. it. Dixon, $150. " pair dovea, John Dunn. 18. CO " collection quail. John Dunn, $10. 2d best collection quail, J B Heneley,$5. Beat pair mallards, dead ,'prem. divided, B a Dixon. K Urar. 92. Best pair sprigtail, dead, O N Ives, 12. " pair ball face, dead, U N les, $3. " pair water witch, dead, ON Ires, $3. " pairblaok brant, dead,B K Dixon, " pair red head, dead, ON Ives. 81 60. " geese, dead, B R Dixon, 81.50. " pair live geese, R Gray, $3. " pair shell drake, live, G N Ives, $3. " swan, live, Wm Ellis, $9. " loon, dead, B R Dixon, $3. " wild turkey, dead, Chas. Reizen- stein, $2.60. " exhibit squirrels, live, J B Hens ley, $2. " bear, live, S H Coward, J B Hens ley, $10. " deer. live. Wallaoe Whitehurst, $10. " rabbit, live, J B Hensley, $2. ' muskrat, live, J B HenBley, $2. " fox, live, J B Hensley. $5. " coon, live, Bander Bros. & Brran, 83 opossum, live, J B Hensley, $2. " flying squirrel, live J B Hensley, R Gray, $2. " mink, live, J B Hensley, $10 " mink, dead, R Gray, $5. " collection not less than 8 of above variety, J B Hensley, $40. DEPARTMENT B. Largest sturgeon, H H Tooker and G N Ives, $o. Best orabe, G N Ives, $2. " esoallops, G N Ives, $6. ' collection fish, G N Ives, $50. Sd best collection fish, H H Tooker, $25. Bestbuabel Broad Creek oysters, H H Tooker. $5. bu. Nelson Bay, O N Ives, $5. bu. Piney Point, G N Ives, $5. bu. New River (extra fine) E W Fonville, $5. bu. Core Sound, H H Tooker, $5 bu. Drum Shoal, Walt. Doman, $5 bu. Jarrett Bay. G N Ives, $5. bu. Portsmouth, B R Dixon, $5. bu. Terrapin I I'd. H H Tooker, clams. G N Ives. $6. and varied display of oj iters, G N Ives, $26. DOOS. Best thoroughbred, C S Bryan, $3. " mastiff, C S Bryan, $8. " setter. Root Hancock, $3. " St. Bernard. Jos MoMahon, $3. " shepherd, Hackburn & Willett, $3 " black and tan, Wm Hunter, $3. " Ital'n gravhound, Wm Hunter, " fox hound, Wm Hunter, $3. " deer hound, Wm Hunter, $3. " coaoh dog, Mrs Ed Lewis, $3. " and varied collection, Wm Hunter, $10. " pug, Miss M H Amyette, diploma. DEPARTMENT O. Best variety farm produots, John Hum phrey, $26. u hay, Samuel Hudson, diploma. " flour corn, J M Patrick, diploma. " oane syrup, J M Patrick, diploma. " cane seed, J M Patrick, diploma. " county exhibit, Beaufort, $25. DEPARTMENT D. Beat stallion, 4 vrs. old andover,"Ham iltonian," Hackburn & Willett, 815. ... 1 2d best stallion, 4 yrs. old and ovir i , Dugti joei Kinsey , $10, Best brood mare, J A Bryan, $10, " Entire eolt,8 yrs. and under 4 LE Pridgen, $0. " Entire oolt, 2 yrs. and under S, W B Bell, 55. " filly. 8 ys. and under 4, S I pock, $5. " single harness mare. Sam Eason,$5. " saddle horse, Arthur Plaisted, $5. " colt under 1 year, J L Hahn, $3. " jack, J A Bryan, $5. " jenny, J A Bryan, $5. " mule oolt under 8 years, Graham Biohardson. $5. " oalr mules. W F Crockett. $5. " thoroughbred bull, "Veltche," 1 Hackburn Willett. S 10. 1 2d best thoroughbred bull, "Prince I . m " SV. YtVlll 4. r wooaiana, -uacaourn , wiiieu, I 85. Best dairy cow, 1 Leileth," Hackburn & I Willett. S10. M best dairy cow, "Taunoy Qulnchy," I nacKuurn a. w men, a. I Best yearling bull, J u Khem, a. " y"ing heifer, B B cor. a. th aw raoBouaHBRSD. Beat aairr cow. J Jj unem. 2d beat dairy cow, Hackburn & Willett, 1 $8. I " yoke oxen, Hackburn willett, I ' 10. I -- ' boos I Best thoroughbred boar, W F Crockett, 3. thoroughbred sow, W F Crockett, ". boar, Sam Jackson, 12. " sow. Haokbnrn & Willett, i2 pea i uugs, aie&suru u ti iiton, " pigs under 10 mos. old, Hackburn A: Willett. 85. . I Largest fat hog not less then 400 lbs., J I MoSorley. 85. v Best thoroughbred ewe, J a Stevenson fo, v , ftf - ..hlbit t Antrora (roata bv 1 H J Rt.nh. Alaoaneelal mention of the I T T" - " i T " i fiuies of E tt Pavie and J A Bryan. DEPARTMENT, E.' Best Brahmu (not lees than three .5!;' :BaiphGray,w;-V::r . '. Coohins. 1 0 Green, $1. " uame. x a isdmundson. l. V-Ply mouth Bock, Ralph Gray, $1. ? Bantams. J O Havi 81; ! i. ;; 1c" Matlve oross. J B Qalok, l.f: ; " Leghorn, Jov,n uumpbrey, Lancthan. Ralph Gray. St. ." Largest and best . collection Ralph sojBest"pii white turkeya,' Hackburn & : wi.iett,t. , , u Native or cross, J WSmallwood.Sl ; Exhibit, K:'kturn ft .T.!ctt,t5. Pair muscovy ducks, J LRhem, $1. Pair puddle ducks, Ralph Gray, 81. Pair Pekin duoke, J W Watson, $1. Exhibit, J W Bmallwood, $5. DEPARTMENT G. MKECHiNTS DI8FLAT. L. H. Cutler, hardware, diploma' Alex. Millar. funnAV n-nnorim. Hinlnmn John Suter, furniture, diploma; Wl- lace, Elliott & Co., shoes, diploma; Dr. Faust, can goods, diploma; E. H. Dewey & Co., wall decorations.diploma. Judges desire to state We have ex amined with mnoh pleasure the exhibit ol wall paper and room decorations of m. a. Dewey & Co. and find them sur passing in beauty any work of the kind ever before exhibited in this State. TAXIDEBMT. Best display. Miss Duffy, $25. Second best display, Clarke & Morgan. Judges desire to mention the exhibit of Clarke & Morgan as excellent and deserves much praise. Best hand made harness, T. E. War ren, Washington, N. C , diploma. Best turned work. W. B. Walling, diploma. Best ornamental sign. Prof. T. A. Flood, diploma. Best plain and fancy job work Wash ington Gazette, diploma.. Beet system business education. Washington Commercial School, A. H. Wilkinson, Principal, diploma. Oranges! Orangesl A FEW BOXES OF Indian River Oranges, THF FINEST GROWN. AT J. F. TAYLOR'S. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Aa agents for owners we offer for sale on easy and accommodating terms the follow ing d escribed -Improved Real Estate in the City of Neiv Berne: HO. a. TWO HO US KB ABU LiU18 AJ UNION POINT, occnp'ed as dwellings. No. 4. THE IRON FRONT WAREHOUSE ON ORAVEN BTREET. No. 5. BRICK BTORE AND DWELLING ON CRAVEN 8TREET occupied by R. O. E. Lodge. A full description of this valuable proper ty, together with the best terms upon which the same will be sold, will be furnished on application to the undersigned at their office i cSouth Front street. ALSO. Two Houses and Lota on Craven street. A Farm at Sandy Point. WATSON A STREET. deoS d wtf Ins. and Real Estate Agts. 7AID ABLE TRUCK LAND .FOR SALE About FORTY ACRES CLEARED LAND, situated within two miles of the city, suit able for truok raising. A great bargain. Apply to WATSON A STREET, mavis Real Est. Agents. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE National Bank of New Berne, At New Berne, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, February 28, 1890. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts - - 265,019.80 Overdrafts, secured and un secured .... 1,278.70 TJ. S. Bonds to secure circu lation (Fours) - - - 25,000.00 Stocks, securities, judgments, claims, etc. - - - 50,760.90 Due from approved reserve agents - - - - 17,615.84 Due from other National Banks .... 22,223.38 Due from State Banks and bankers - - 5,246.67 Banking-house, furniture, and fixtures - - - 15,000.00 Other real estate and moit- sases owned - 1,199.00 Current expenses and taxes paid .... 2,437.33 Checks and other cash items 229.61 Bills of other Banks - 8,500.00 Fractional Daper currency. - nickels, and cents - - C22.97 Specie 24,755.00 Legal tender notes - - 21,501.00 Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (5 per cent of cir culation) . - 1,125.00 Total - - . - -8457,429.06 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in - $100,000.00 Surplus fund, ... 70,000.00 WT Ja Dl. to flflfl 0f unamuea pruuuj - - - io,ouo.oi standing 22,100.001 Dividends unpaid - - 450.00 Individual . deposits subject to check - iBi,nio.a Time certificates of deposit . .- 58,854.07 Cashier's ehecks . OuUtanding . 1.827.85 241.493.85 Due to other National Banks 2,655.00 Due to State Banks and bankers .. ... . 2,025.041 jTotal, $457,420.08 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, J J. l r W'cashier bf' th. aWe-natned bank, do iolemnly swear that the above atetement la true td the e8 "f my knowledge and bellef.v' this 7th day of February. 1890., DUUDUIIVCU WV OVfV.Aft W HWH, s :, J K. B. UABBAWAT, . CorrettAttefiit: s, . . ,;,,s JaMBSX. Bhtan , , .1 0v' 1 J L. H. CCTLKB, - )n!.n. , O, 8. Bhtan, ' : Directors. : F. M. Simmons, , f For Sale Cheap! , : To make room, 11 Plymouth Rock and ' Buff Cochin Cockerels, $1.00 each: ee-m $100 for IS. ,rgg r Berkshire Pij?s, 8 months old, $5 each, i All from pure blood stock, GREEN PLa.CE POULTRY YARDS, W. H. BRAY. ma 8 d wlm New Berne, N. C. V. P. BURRUS & CO., COMMISSION MEHCHAHTS, ' AND DEALERS IN All Kinds of Grain, Brick and Agricultural Lirne. W BERNE, N. O mr' dw Just Received, AT J M. HOWARD'S, Nine doz. Children's Suits, ages four to fourteen; price $2 00 to $6.00. This is the nobbiest and prettiest line of Children 'a Suits ever brought to this market. NEW SPRING SUITS NOW ARRIVING. Tho best Black Corkscrew Suits at 812 50. mnrrt H 1 1 T M nnnr a rr Exhibition. PROF ROGERS will give a PUNCH JU1J EXHIBITION, Friday and oaiuraay nignts, March 7th and 8th. on the Fair Grounds, commencing at Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, for ladies and nhiltirpn Admission 10 cents. iicueis on saie at lie lis Jewelry Store, e-sj;. House For Rent. A very desirable dwelling on Union street, next to Mr. E. K., Bryan. Apply to D'4 dif J. K. WILLIS. An Open Letter. Manor, Ga , Feb. 16, 1890. Sin Mr. Bia Aik, Newborn, N. C: Sir I will write to you asking you what is the Slaneard of Soate of Cloth what is the Price of them good Clothing send me the Zampple of them and I will send for some of them Your troly A. H. L. Midgett write soon in hast to me. SAM. B. WATERS, Confectioner & Tobicconist, Middle Street, New Berne, N. C. ROYSTERS' CANDIES a Specialty. Fresh from Factory every week. A Bne line of CIGARS & CIGARETTES. The best line of SMOKING and CHEW ING TOBACCO to be found in the oity. Call and see for yourself. fe3dwly Fresh Roasted Coffee. I have put in a COFFEE ROASTER at my Store, and can supply' my cus tomera with Ctilee fresh roasted every day. tTixo- I3u.ri.ix GOODS! The Line of Goods in our Stock are 1 unsurpassed in beauty and design. s r quality and finish. s"i uisiuuuu ueweiry, owrimg . HEW puverware, unina craoeiets, Bangle. . Bracelets, Flexible Silver Purses, Hair Ornaments, Book Marks, Rins, Chains,-, Lace Pins, Scarf Pins, Charms, etovV4 "Bell Thor joicl:r : , ,,, , , , .... NEWt. iv-m:'. Hymn Dc:!:: JUST RECEIVED AT H.t: HALL'S BOniTRTn? k Mppi, of th New Methoiist Hyr Bnoka at tha i olio win 9 a i Cloth. 25 eta.: Sheen. 60 ota i Roan V IU, I fill Will be seat by matt, coetasa r roeeipt of the above price. 4 A liberal discount aUowe l t titles. " The Slory of ITotl ' , Snhenck'aK' ' - " f 3 2").