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MARKS
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We gave no option, but bought outright a Superb Stock of Spring Dry
) Goods. Every department is loaded
We nave everything which Fashion
guarantee our prices
iW. v i J
than New York Figures.
v We promise reliable goods, honorable dealings, and our prices we will
guarantee against the American World.
1"
facts
Worth
4 t ws
. f'JFhat 0. MARKS is the most reliable, as
X7ell ad the Cheapest House in the city,
i for all kinds of Goods. He sells both Retail and Wholesale.
That 0. MARKS carries the largest, most
t complete and comprehensive Stock of Dry
Goods, Shoes and Notions in this State.
That O. MARKS is always the first to reduce prices, and sells only the
most reliable and honest goods.
That O. MARKS invites the closest scrutiny and comparison of prices
and values with those of other houses who imitate his method and try to
eopy bis prices.
That O. MARKS will meet any out prices made by any reputable house,
provided the cut is made in good faith and not as a bait to obtain business,
and that he defies competion.
Is this what the women want?
- Here's news for. every woman who goes about with?
broken corset bones. There's a material that'll neither
break nor roll up, and it's guaranteed. A year is not too
Short a time to wear out that warranty. If it does, here's
your money without a word but it won't;
The material is Kabo.
And more. It's stitched in, double-Stitched in, top
and bottom, and it can't be worked out with any ordin
ary wear.
1 The Kabo corset is more than a common blessing
to the average woman. There's no wearing out of corset
facers by the sharp edge of the eyelet ; there's nothing to
rust, no eyelet visible through a thin dress; never a
breaking of a corset lace with those loop eyelets,
i We take the risk in selling the Kabo corset. We
buy and sell under this guarantee :
"If for any reason whatever the corset is unsatisfactory
to the wearer it may be returned to us, and the money paid
will be cheerftdly refunded without question. No matter
what condition it may be in, provided it hasn't been worn
ever three weeks; and if the Kabo with which the corset is
lonidever breaks, we will as cheerfully refund the money. .
Just Eeceived--Another lot of those beau
tiful 15c. French Finish Satin.
Wholesale trade
. u - .
Irill offer special inducements. My stock is
ninch larger than ever before, and all bought
for spot cash, and I give the Trade 'the
benefit of my discounts. Therefore I can sell
ytttt1 Goods as cheap as Northern markets.
You will save money
mWSfcr of
M
down with the latest productions,
demands for the season, and we will
TsMrrarl
Remembering:
and time by calling on
SLOkwSa
Low Iripes,
m27
THE JOURNAL.
Do yon know the use of light
house! ; I wonder if yoa were ever
oat t sea on dark night, the wind
whistiine in the riggtar. and the
wares dashing against the aide of
the ship; and yoa not able to see
the way one bit. If yon hare, yoa
will remember as yoa eat' there and
felt the ship speeding through the
water, - how eagerly the. sailors
looked oat for the light-houses.
All along the oast -at' different
points there, are dangerous places,
strips of sand jutting out, or hidden
rocks; the sailors cannot see them
in the dark, , and the ship would
certainly strike on some olthem
were it not for the friendly light
house, which Bendsjts gleam across
the water, and warns the sailor not
to come too near. How glad the
siilor is to see the light, and how
carefully he keeps away from the
dangerous spot!
- Now God gives ns light-houses.
Over and over again In His Word,
he warns us of some bidden danger;
His word is a lamp, and it shines
out through the darkness of this
world, and warns those that will
look at it of dangers that they may
avoid. Sometimes it is a rock on
one side; sometimes a rock on the
other side; sometimes a strip of
hidden sand, where we should make
shipwreck if we ventured on it;
and sometimes a dangerous
current.
But the light-house is always a
friendly light, it shows as the dan
gers that we may avoid them, and
so get safely to the end of the voy
age. Dear ones, who are just begin
ning the voyage, look carefully for
the light-houses, and when they
warn you to keep from danger, then
keep from it. I will tell you of one
light-house, the rest you must look
out for yourselves.
"Enter not into the path of the
wicked, and go not the way of evil.
Avoid it, pass not by it, turn from
it and pass away.'' The evil may look
very fair outwardly, and you may
see no danger, but there is danger,
and the friendly light-house 6hines
out, "This is no safe, harbor for yoa;
avoid it, and pass on." And if you
are wise you will at once sail on,
and leave the dangerous place.
But if you neglect the warning you
will come to shipwreck, and none
but yourself will be to blame. Ob,
be wise, dear readers ; believe God's
V ord, and you snarl jet come safely
to the haven ot rest Words oi
L'f-.
"The church in the world," says
a recent writer, "is like a ship on
the ocean. The ship is safe enough
in the ocean, so long as the ocean
is not in the ship. The church is
safe in the world, so long as the
world is not in the church."
Tha Univenal Verdict of the People
Who have used Clarke's Extract of Flax
(Papillon) Skin Cure award it the first
and highest place as a remedial agent
in all oases of Skin Diseases. Erysipe
las, Eczema, Pimples, unsightly blotch
es, humiliating eruptions, bolls, car
buncles, tetter, etc, all yield to this
wonderful preparation at once. Price
$1.00 for a large bottle at F. S. Duffy's
drug store.
Clarke's Flax Soap is good for the
Skin. Try it. Price 25 cents.
Closed lips strangle spats and
quarrels before they are born.
Tha Clangor of an Alarm Bell
Close by, in the stillness of the night,
could scarcely startle tbe ordinary ind
vidual more than do trifling noises the
nervous invalid. But once the nerves
are braced and the system invigorated
with Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters, this
abnormal sensitiveness is succeeded by
i traiquility not to be disturbed by
trivial causes. Impaired digestion Is a
fertile cause of nerve weakness and
unnatural mental gloom, and a vigorous
renewal of the action of the stomach is
one of the surest means of invigorating
and auietinn the nerves. Insomnia, or
sleeplessness, a form of nervous dis
ease, is unquestionably benefited by
sedatives, when it is proiongea,cror
frequent occurrence, but its permanent
removal is more effectually achieved
with the Bitters. - This medicine is also
signally efBoacions for malaria, rheuma
tism, constipation. liver complaint, ana
torpidity of the kidneys and bladder
- -i i
Till men are honest they are not
capable of self-government.
The more yoa vex others
the
easier are yoa vexed by others.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Inamance Company
OF SKWABK. HBW JERSEY.
ORGANIZED IN 1815,
Asset. - - 4,6ae.3a8.S
Surplus, - - 3,7 7$, 76,33
All Policies nonforfeitable and non-con
testlbla after two annual premiums have
been paid. Policyholders fafllag to pay a
premium after two years have the Insurance
oon tinned in roroe for a term as long as the
rsservo win carry iv
Dividends nald EVERT TEAR.
The following well known olUiens of this
State nave Policies in tnis uompany, and
cheerfully commend It to all wanting lnsn
ranee; -Lawrence Holt, Ksq,. Bnrlingtoni
neury w en, jutq., uoiasooro; treo, u, umii
Kaq... Wilson; J. 8. Oerr, Esq., Dnrham: Col
A. O. Davis, LaO range: Rev, F.
UPlUiVVII
L.Reld.Hon
Pant r. faisottr Kale
Bia..Lonlsbera! W. L.
Paul P. Palsoitr Balelgh)
Thomas Wnite,
ndon, Use,. Pltta-
Doro: I. F. Bhaokleford, Tarboro;
..lioniSDera: w. jj, lmi
.txw-
per, JEsq , BaleUh; B. Q. Worth Kq Wll
over; Major A. ft. Bennlaon, JMew Berne, and
manyotnera. - - -
Full information will be glvsn and appll
eauonaareaoueiteu "J .
JJ. V. CARBATV AT, Atant,
' Ordlnarv Ufa. Kndowmemt. Limited Par
ment and Convertible Policies Issued on the
most ravoranis terras. ,c maji awir
noTUino succeeds
.' LIKE SUCCESS.
The reason B ADAM'S
MICROBE KILLER U
the most ' wonderful
medicine, la because it
has never failed in an;
Instance, no matter
what the disease, from
LBPBOSY to the sim-
pltst disease fcnown to
the human sjstem.
-ij5S". The scientific men cf
toddy claim and prove that every disease is
CAUSED BY MICROBES,
ASD
Radam's Microbe Killer
Exterminates the Microbes and drives
them out 1 1 ihe system, and when that in
done you cannot Lave an ache or pain. No
matter what the disease, whether a simple
c.tsfl of Mrtlana fever or a combination or
(1isoa5i's,-ri ruie them all at the Fame time,
as we treat all diseases constitutionally.
Asthma C'oiuitniptiii, Cutar. li.
BronclrtU, Kbeumatism Kid
noy arid Liver Disoase, Chills
and Fever, Female Troubles
in all its forms, and, in fact,
even Disease known to the
llunrn System
Bewara of Fraudulent Imitations !
Bee tbat our trade- ark (same as above)
appears on each jug.
Send for book "Uistorj of the Microbe
Killer,'' given away by
R. J, GOODING,
SOLE AGENT,
Corner Tollock and Middle Sts.,
ni30 dwly ennu Now Borne, N. (',
State of Noktoi Carolina, )
Uuunty of Craven )
Soi'crio; Couit--Sj!iii.tf T. riu. 1800
Tbo N tlou 1 It.i.k uf iS., li.-rm,
a
The Ti3e V.iUt L in! : ! L uutior : o
and Judnun U iU-n .. and W. B
Graves, trading uu B. own. Graves &
Co., R I'. MoriU.) u.i an . James W
Denny, aesigneo
The defen.Jante, Jade ti It Btown and
W. B. Graved tr idmg us Uruwn, Graves
& Co.. will take tiouoo ihat an action
entitled qb above has betn commenced
in the Superior Court of Craven county
said action is brought to recover of you
the amount of certain drafts drawn
upon yoa by the Tide Water Land and
Lumber Co. and accepted by you You
will also take notice that an attachment
has been issued aguinet you in the said
action, and that the same has been
levied upon your interest if any iu cer
tain saw-mills and timber I tnds in
Craven county, and that J M Broad d us
has been garnhheed for a certain debt
for about three thousand dollars due
from him to you. You will thertfoie
take notice that you are n quin d to ap
pear at tl e Spring Teim. 1890, of-Craven
Superior Court, to be held on tha 12th
Monday efter the l-t Monday in March,
1890, and answer or demur as yen may
be ad v 1st d to tho complaint which is
filed in theolTioe of tbe C! rk of the
Superior Court of said o u.ity, or tbe
plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
This the 5th day or May. 1800.
E. W. CARPENTER,
tnaj6d6iv CteikSu'p Court.
T. J. TURNER,
(Successor t the New Berne Furniture Co.)
Has just received a job lot of
Window Shades,
Mosquito Canopy,
Picture Frames, &c.
And will close them cut at NEW YORK
COST for the uext TAIN days.
lie -also nas a run line or
Furniture, Chairs, Clocks
and Mirrors,
whlAhLo will soil CHEAP F. It OASH
Cull and examine lilu Btocfe. Satisfaction
gimrautucd.
T. J. TUHNKK,
eii27ds New Barue, N. C,
SALE OF LAND.
In obedlenoe to a Judgment of the Superior
Court o Craven county, rendeied on the 1st
day of April, 1890, In ihe su t wherein James
u. Harrison. Administrator oi mens w.
Sampson, Is plalatlff, am Mary Sampson
ana otners are oeienaanis, i win, on Mon
day. June ad. 1880. at the Court House In
New Berne, w. u,. at xweive o'oiook, m., sen
to the highest bidder, for oash. a oertaln
tract of land belonging to the estate of
Lucas W. Sampson, situate, lying and being
in ho. o Townsntp, uraven oouniy, on tne
eaat aide of Bachelor Creek, containing ten
acres, more or less, fully described in a deed
rcom ADram aioore 10 l.ucbs w. campion,
dated Nov. fltb, 1873, recorded In the Records
of Craven county. Book No. 100, folios 18?
and 141. Bald sale to be suhjeot to tbe conflr-
maiion oi ine uourk.
New Berne, N. o., May ad, io.
, JAMliS O. HABRIgON.
may3Hs Commlsslcntr.
Agents Wanted
: POB
Heroes of the Dark Oontioen
By 3. W. BTJEIi,
The most sncodssfnl American Author.
POSITIVELY TBK ONLT COMPLKTI
New Stanly Boot and Pictiresqns Africa
From the writings of Henry u. btanley.
Two hundred tnonsand copies sold In
seven weeks, ana me aemana rapiaiy in
creasing. Nothing like it has been known
in the history of boo
K DUUll
nnbilsblna-. This la
the only book oontalnln
(I eomnl
a complete lire of
the world's hero, Henry M. Btanley, with
full history of all hia great exploratlona, and
Dosltlvely the only complete account of hla
positively tne ouiy eompi
last and grandest espedit
t and grandest expedition for the relief of
Eraln Pasha, from h
1, irpm nis own wiriuiuH repon
:lended Btanley books are lm-
at
ei
in
AU other
other tt;
perfect and Incomplete.
ena lor proois ana
satisfy yourself. This great work Wo oon
merous maps, rendering It theonly complete
floturesque nisiory oi Airmeevor iuuhbuou
t la wonderful, thrllllns. magalfioi ntl Dan'l
be deceived by false representations, but
send for proofs and facte, "Heroesf the
iMk(kmUnent"la nnbtlsbed in onesnlen-
did quarto volume of 676 pages, equal to 1,200
octavo pages, with SOS magninoent illustra
tions, colored plates, and numerous maps;
nrtMAnlvSS.00. AeeuU wanted. Territory
nnrcstricted.' Bales enormous. Bend 'o
lotorlal circular, or, to save lime, eena i
for complete oenvsasihg outfit with guaran.
tee ef ItOO clear the first month, or youi
monev for Outfit refunded. If ion have been
deceived Into eanveesln for any of thi
hmrni Ntanlar books, we will exehange out
fltawltb you, free. We mean business. Bee
our standing in Don's and Bradstreevs Coxa'
meroiai Heporia. Aoonn -
HlHTOBIOAIi PUBLISHING CO.r
v- Bt. lonls. Mo. or Philadelphia, pav
MM
, ' , mays tuff if
.vS, C- -wssss-ew- ' -'-V3-
: A troaWcBcane ekln disease 1
caused me to scratch for tea
months, and has been cured br
lew days use of S. 8. 8.
M. H. Wolff,
. "- Crltodboro,Md.:V
Swift
peciftc
I was rared several rears ago of
white swelling in iny leg by the use of
8. 8. 8., and have had no symptoms of.
any return of the disease. Many prom
lnent physicians attended me and Q
failed, but 8. 8. 8. did the work. v
Paul W. Kirxpatbtck,
Johnson City, Ten.
Treatise on B)ood Skin Disease
nulled free.
Swirx Specific Co..
Atlanta, Ga.
FROM NKW YORK CITY.
Mr. K. K. HAWKC&Dear Plr: Your patent
eye-glasses received some time since, and
am very mach grailQed at the wonderful
change that baa oome over my eyMlght
since l nave aisearaea my oia giaaaea ana
m now wearing yours.
AlBIAIiDIS aoar,
Beoretary 8 tat lone is' Board of Trade.
Alleges fitted at the drug store of
F.S.DUFn,Newbern.N.O.
neois wiy
CURB
041
F. IS. Duffy,
Berne. N. O.
dracKist, agent, Net
marl dwly
WANTED BY
LOUIS STERN,
JV 1IKNKY DTKRB a. CO. 1 K..n,lMIl
. . i DiniuUi
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
70 Pine Street, New York City.
Heron Plumes,
Egret Plumes,
Alligator Skins,
Hides and Wool.
Sea Birds of all
Specie, and Southern
n rod nets.
uasn aavanoes maoe aguiiint buhjiubuw u
. . . . i .
desired.
BIFEBKKCES.
ImporVers and Traders Nat. Bank, Hew
Yor city. '
Oermana Nat. Bank. New Orleans. La.
Peoples' Nat. Bank. New Orleans, La.
LOUIS STKRir,
m22d3m 70 Pine Street, New York
50 bbls. New Pork.
250 " Flour, of all
grades,
3,000 lbs. Lard,
200 boxes Tobacco
Prices to suit the
times.
And lots of other Goods at Lowest
Price for Caih Only,
At J. F. TAYLOR'S
ttW A large lot of SHINGLESfofsale,
House For Rent.
A very desirable dwelling on Union
street, next to Mr. E. K. Bryan.
Apply to
m4 dtf J. K. WILUS
AGENCY
Things are moving, timet' are better.
or rather improving. Oar trnoksrs are
Eushing forward their little products ef
lie land and soon will be booming, and
all the time we would remind, them
and the publio generally : that : at
PALMER'S Cigar and Tobacco Store
they oan find the best Cigars, Tobaooo,
Candies, 8oda Waters, or. as good as
anv. for CASH." : -' .
Also, the UAQIO POCKET LAMP,
the ootest little thing-you ever saw
price Too. . come and see it.
. WM. L PALMER.
Middle street, Nsw 3erne, N. C.
Partnership Notice.
By mntdai consent, Thomas Gates, of
the firm of Whitty & Gates, has this day
sold nis enure interest in we said arm
to J. J. Dlsosway, , All debts dne by
the firm of Whitty A Gates are hereby
assumed by the firm of", J. O, Whitty
uo.. and tne said arm ot J. v. w nitty
(C Co. are hereby authorised and em
powered to collect all debts of any kind
due the Arm or Whitty uates, v i
This May 1890.
', t . s 3. O, WHITTY.
f -t "TH0MA8 GATES, t
mayldSOd J. JDIS09WAY. -
At mv shoo' oil Middle street. Plenty
of -water, hot or cold r and good large
rooms. ' , -junldtf
J, B. BROWN.
a
row iwi
"3
BTEJLSirS,
FARIIERS LI8E.
'y -.v ..- ' ' 'f& r-i-v
Steamer Clebpaiiig
taaTes Sew Beri, vrj Weduetfa j ana
Saturday or Tnlott at 4.3 'eloek. ' "
asa Tno.ntays at e,e o'sliw.iya
" Oe. Hfcna(er
m ,,5.TteiitoB, H. 0. - 'J
apl awly
NEW BERNE AND PAMLICO LINE,
The Steamer TA HOMA,
The following scheduls is now in
peraUoB:
Leave .New Bern eyety Tuesday and '
Friday morning at t o'clock. , " . Wi
Eetnrnint yTednpsdar and 8atnrday
svenlogs.
All landings ca Ncuse and Bay rivers
taken inboth wsts..
For farther information apply to
JMO. 8. ItAMIX, Agent
Naw Berne, Deo. 8, 1889. 1
ASTERN CAROLINA OISPa TCi
The Fast Freight Mte .
dew Bern. Bute - it. aretla
Flmts, mm narlbik, Blumr
t.-rto BUamheth City. If. u
THB STEA&fEBlr
Eaglet and Annie
or tola Una win ran on
regular aohednlv Uma.
toavlnt; Mew Berne very
MOHVAf, WU)N8BAT
and 'KIi)AY fur Ikllxabeth Oftv and return
arriving vn ututvir, xuvKslUI and
BATOUUAT. .
Tnese sUamers. in connection with the
Atlantic . u. . H Norfolk Bonthern K.
a. Mew York, Pkila. and Norfolk B. K and
tne rennsyivania k. it., form a reliable and
regular line offering superior facilities tot
quick troniTortatlon ,
no uNiaien except at JSiisaMtn Olty.at
whloh point freight 111 ba leaded ea ears to
go through to destination.
Direct all goods to be shipped via Haste o
Carolina Uspatoh daily aa follows i
'""".f ork, by Penu.K, B.. rtoi
Jorth River,
m Philadelphia, by Phila W.ABeji...
H. Dock Bt. HtaUou.
'imore by Phlla WU. Baltc, Jt,
B,. President Bt.Btatlon.
Froaa Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R. B
rrom Boston, by ktarehanUdi Miners Trana
portatlonOo Sew York and Now KnglanJ
Bates aa lew and tine anlnkaTt,,&n
other tine. .- . ,
W. B JOTOB (Gen, Fgt. Trafflo Aslant,
P. B. B.), ii m rai Xraflle Manager. -J?
a. a. uwu, uenerai rreigbt Agent. JR. x.
P.SS.Ei H Norfolk. Va- , '
H. a HUTOZS, Oeneral freight Agent. 9
3 neilVUVIJt, J BBja -
GEO. HXNSX&BOlf, Agent,
rebSOdw -. Newbeme.a.0.
old Domiiion
SEMIWEEKIiY IJKB. -
tke Old IteaalBlea tsamsKla. cam
pamy's Old sued VavertU Water . i
Besite, tU AUaarle aad
.Cbeaaieak.e Oaaal.
Merrolk, Baltlaaare, Hew Tark, Phil
delpkUswBawteat.CweMaaa,
and WiwAlaictoa Ctty
And all points, I?orJh, East and West.
On and after TUESDAY. APRIL ZM. ism
mHI IW(SkHenflu . .,, . '
Steimai MISTEO, Cift SodIi,
Ann- -,, ' .'
Steiior BlfBEUHE, dpt. rntclott.
Will sail from Norfolk..
Ya.,wr Hew- Bern via
Washington, MONDAY
and flUUAYa. soasln
close oonnecUon with tha Bteamsr of the
a. m n. o. jd. vu., iwr junaion xrenton,
and all other landings oa the Neuaa- and
Trent Rivera, ' - . . ,
Returning, will sail from SEW BERNK
for NORfOLKdlrect. TTJEbSAYB and FRI
DAYS at TWELVE, M, (noon), making eon- ' '
neUon with the O.D.B.UI, o.,a ships
tor New York, H. & K Oc'S' steamer
tor Baltimore, Clyde Line Ships for Phllas -'
nsai nnTssv., seat ia mm i i in im d v
--4r w ewsssj .T. w. s aiuin lur Dumvum - -a i
Our antlrtnc efforts to nleasa
ana our almost' perfect service for l
nrteen Tears, la the beet uru t .
offer ail shippers as. tonMra will. 4a tot
them la the future. ,
Order all cooda aarof OUS.a rn ..'
folk. Vav ' -
raasengerswiu and a good table, oomfort. - jt 4
able rooms, and every eonrtesv and attan. JL ?
ss wiuoe paia tnem ny tne emoera. :
' ?.4--im B. ROBERTS, iaVgesti ' "
atasaaa. otjlfIFFEB a turner,
W. B 8TANTORS, , - ..-",-- ' J
Vloe-Prieldeiit. Few York Olty. v
Tho ft:G.Frci2btii:3
On and after October IS, istS, thlallne wll i x
Baltimor and- Tew ;2ern i
Leaving Baljmere ft Kew lerae. WKT ' '
. i ES1A, BAIURDAY.at 8U ;wM.r ,
Lea vlng New'Prne for fealUmorei"TTjHB. k
This la tne- only DIRECT Una out of
erne for Baltimore without-ebange, ai
Berne for Baltimore without-ebanve. and on
their return trip from Baltimore eome direo ;
to New Beroe, stopping only at Nofcik, r .u.
vbomuh wioo. ior noatoo, rronaebce, fbn a
rlelphla, Rlohmond. and all polnta finnif .
Bast and Weak Making earn eonnmi a,
lorailpolnuby Rlreraud RrUout of jw ' 'i -
Barne,s'i.t.,j 4 .-j-i.-t --;.. -ii.-.i:"-'.
'J-.AieaHaveMnewsr'--''v--. '
UCOBBH Mti, Oenl MaasMMr,?.: ' -W-what,,BsJWeVw
" -
lAfL.M00ARRICKjAKt.. alowolk, Va,
P. Clyde dt W.,lUdelphla,14!oath,
Wharves, . ,,. .-1 . , . .-. v ,. jj -.. . s
.New iork dt BaltcTraflS. tlase JPlss t.
Mortli river. " ' 1 ' " !.Z .TT . T T.
U. ramr-n,Toii, Central wharfl,r-1'."
8. "Lkoukwell, Provldenoe, R I.
Ships leave Boewm, Tueexiai a and Baturd-
. . " , wXork dally. .
. J " 1 io., Wednesdays A (! i
"v Irhiiwlelphla, Mondays, v
, o-ys.Haturdaja.
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bills lading given, ., j ri guar '
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