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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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C. E. Slovkb Toilet soap. etc.
There will be a lecture tonight ty tbe
pastor at the Hancock etreet Methodist
Church.
.The regular meeting of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew will be held this
NEW BATH HOTJSE-Now open at
the foot of Broad etreet. Towels
furniahed. Gentlemen, lOo. Boy. 60.
8eaeon ticket. $150, m27"
A FINS line of bmaloj uauss, o io
7 poundlt JOHN DUNN'S. tf. unusually large tomato for this
FOR BALE. Appleton'e Cyclopaedia season was exhibited at the Journal
of American Biography, in tix ele-,offloa Mterd8 b j09eph Jackson,
cantly bound Tolumee. Price, fSS.00; . .
cost $87.60. The work is just from the iorea.
previ. Apply at JouknaL ofBoe. f20tf There was a fire at Ocracoke lata
Anrk wanrn n Hr.nffht tndev at Thursday, whioh burned the store of
O John Dunn's. ' tf. Mr. W. 8. Quidley, oausing a loss of
about $500.
The Baptist Sunday school will go to
Morehead City today on their annual
plonio. The Journal wiahes thorn a
pleasant timo.
There will be reduced rates over tie
A. & N. C. Railroad to the Collegiate
Institute Commencement, from Thurs
day to Saturday inclusive.
Rev. I. L. Chestnutt, who preached
at Stony Branch church, about twelve
miles from the city, save the crops are
?ery fine in that section, especially
cotton.
Agent Henderson, of the E. O. D
line, wishes us to announce that freight
for today s boat will not be received
Spain will celebrate tbe discov
ery Of America, by Columbus, at
Madrid, in-1892.
Gov.. Richardson and Adjutant
General Bon ham, oi Sooth Caro
lina, will attend the encampment
of the North Carolina State Guard,
' at Wrightsvllle.
IT is a fact of deep philosophy
that those who tremble now at
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what tbev can tne -reoei yen 01 after three o'olock. Shippers should
the people Whp are honoring the I take notice and govern themselves ac-
meinory of Gen. Lee, at Richmond oordingiy.
never heard the real yell at the
front daring the war.
The present German Chancellor,
Ojprivi, does not seem to be pos
sessed oi the wisdom of his prede
cessor Bismarck. He proposes to tofore elected hi
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tax German Citizens living in oiner offlce carrTin(5 wuh him the esteem and
lands. The pfojeot of the rata to respect of the taxpayers generally.
ball the Cat was Wisdom in com- The season at Morehead City is open
nurinnn with this. The prospects for a larger number of
At the meeting of the city cuuuc.l
last night Mr. Stephen II. Lane was
elected city clerk and tax collector.
Mr. Fulcher, tbe late collector, is n
maimed soldier of the Confederacy,
has filled tbe place acceptably End
creditably to tbe boards that have here
in, and retires from the
visitors than ever before is fair, and
IN our editorial Columns we give the hotellists are encouraged and have
copious extracts from tbe Northern made extensive preparations for enter
ing on the unveiling of the Lee tainiD 8U6Bt8- Mr- Fre(l rerry the
n XTti,; olever proprietor of the New Berne
inoaamenr. Read them. Nothing Y
" Honse, announces in tho Juucnai, that
better represents the .entiments of DOardmaybe ieonred at low rat6flat
the country or more plainly snows nis hotei
that sectionalism is dying out and
a broad Americanism
place.
is taking its
R. G. Dunn & Co's weekly
report of trade made oathe31et
of May, among other thing says:
''Reports from the interior cities
continue hiehlv encouraeine. At
Shipping News.
The steamer Newberne, of the O, D.
line, sailed for Norfolk yeatcrday with
a large cargo of truck, other freight and
passengers.
The steamer Einston arrived from up
Neuse river yesterday with truck. She
will sail this morning on truck schedule.
Thn ofnnnmr Venncr nf tho V, C T).
the South, the crop prospects are Hne rtUed yeBterday with aboutfoUr
talr, and business satisfactory for thousand packages of truck. The Annie
the season The general ten. of this line also sailed with full cargo
dency Of the money market has of general merchandise. The Eaglet
been toward relaxation." of thi8 Hne wil1 arrivo todav and eail
1 I this afternoon
ENQLANDlind Germany are nego
tiating concerning East Africa. If I
any one supposes that this indi-
At the M. E. Church Sunday.
Sunday afternoon at four o'olock the
M E. Church of New Berne presented
an impressive and solemn appearance
to the Urge concourse of people that
hid gathered there in commemoration
of the sad event that had befallen the
church the death of its pastor, Bev.
J. E. Mann.
The service was conducted by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. R. A. Willis.
Besides reading a sketch of the life and
ministerial service of the deceased, Mr.
Willis made remarks relative to the
high esteem and love which such a
c laracter as tnat of Mr. Mann was en
titled to. Other ministers present and
some ot tne omciai memDers 01 we
Methodst church spoke in tender words
of the departed. Tbe songs sung on
the occasion were appropriate and did
not fail to touch tbe hearts of the
audience.
The building was heavily draped in
mourning. At the rear of the altar
was an oval pieco of drapery enoircled
with the following wording in white
letters:
"Sicrvant of God, Well Done.'
In the centre were inscribed the three
Urge letters
"J. E. M.:"
and at the bottom were a sheaf of grain
and eickio, emblematical of gathering
in the harvest. The arched drapery
encircling the chancel was intersected
bv the suspending of a dove without-
stretched wines, representing a mes'
monger from above. The two large
tablets un each side of the altar were
ilraneii with overhanging folds. Also
the pi w of tho family of the de
ceased and tho gallery and supporting
columns.
All this was the work of a devoted
congregation in remembrance of him
whom they had learned to love as an
ablo minister, a devoted pastor and
Christian gentleman.
Personal.
Mr. Edmund Nash and wife, of New
York, are in the city visiting Mrs.
Judge Manly.
Mrs. D. S. Willis and child returned
Kst night from a visit to friends in
Fayetteville.
Mr. 0. S. Bcctoo left yesterday for
Elizabeth City for a week's vacation.
Mrs. Susan Koonce, of Jones county,
who has been visiting friends in the
city, returned home yesterday.
Hon. F. M. Simmons and wife left
yesterday for Wilson. Mr. SimmonB
delivers the literary address before the
Wilson High School teday.
Clement Manly, Esq., returned from
Richmond last night.
Mr. W. H. Barker and Mrs. J. A.
Sabiston, of Stella, are in the city,
visiting at Mr. Thomas Daniels'.
PROGRAMME.
Wednesday Evening, June 4.h, 1890.
Instrumental Duet Tramway (hilluj)
L. Uobbaerts.
Misses Pearl Powell, Katio Mathews.
North Carolina, - J E. Patrick.
Unrest, - - - Ed. Vas.
The New 8outh, - T. C. Haskins.
The Sailor Boy's Dream, Miry Hendren
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
COMMENCEMENT.
Instrumental Solo Grand Galop
Concert (Op. 24) S. Schaubrum.
Miss Maud Qreen.
The Conquered Banner,
Carlyle Hancock.
Experience with a Refractory Cow,
Katie Bryan.
Dialogue lAap Year in a Village u ith
One Gentleman.
Miss Emma, K. Jones. Miss Chattie
Credle, Miss Hattie Lane,
Miss Mary Gooding, Miss Nannie Street.
J. E. Mattox.
The Golden Side, - Leo Burrus
How We Tried to Lick tho Teacher,
M, R. Howard.
HARRIED.
At residence of T. H. Mallison, Esq ,
in Craven county, June 3, 18D0, Mr. J as.
B. Dawson, of Charlotte, N. C, to Miss
Bettie Mallison, Rev. H. D. Harper
officiating.
The attendants were: Mr. Arthur
Wooten and Miss Lillian Dillon; Mr. T.
H. Mallison, jr., and Miss Seliua Daw
son; Mr. B. B. Mallison and Miss Mamie
Ulrich.
The bridal party took the morning
train for Asheville.
The Journal extends congratulations ,
and wishes the happy couple long lift)
and happiness.
Williams' Ink
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The lilack U the best color on Die market.
The Blue-Black fluid bus no sup'rlor.
Write for prices.
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economical limn Uiy ordinary kmdg, and
cannot be sold In competition with the mul
titude of low test, short weleht. alum or
ilioophate powdcrH. Sold only In cans.
VOVAI. Kakimi I'uWbEK Co.. 1U6 Wall St.
N V. Iune:;dbu wed frl A w
For Rent,
Vocal SoloTlie Lover and tin
P. D. Ouglielmo.
Miss Jennie Watson.
llird-
Misses
IOuolla
Watul Drill
Members of the Wand Dril
Lottie Uubbs, Sadie Vass,
Makely, Jennie Burrus, Willie Ferebee,
Julia Wetherington, Nannie Hill, Ma
mie Gaskill, Chattie Credle, Nannie
Street, Mamie Gooding, Sophia Jonea.
Emma Katie Jones, Clarita CUili.
The Large Store on Pollock street,
known aH the Mitchell & Allen Store.
Also, several good Dwellings.
Apply to
j:i lw E. G. HILL, Agent.
Drowning at Beaufort.
The following telegram, which was
received yesterday morning, brings the
eateg the near approach of tbe time sad news of the drowning of two boys
phep the YlOfX And the lamb-Shall at Beaufort on Monday afternoon:
iieaowW ttheiis 'destined Nb
to disappointment. t Both nations Willie Potter and Johnnie Davij, tbe
are agereSSlVei an4 neither Will former son of our Mayor, and tho latter
'A ' 'il'im i 'wi: -.tit. of the Clerk of the Court, aged res
admit f the Claims or the OtUer. peotively sixteen and seventeen years,
Diplomacy may be Used instead Of left home late yesterday afternoon to
'lilLiii..'i.'.J'i..:ti;i. go B.wimming. Failing to return,
ouuuu, uiu. xu ou, search for them was made last night
test Will be a bitter one. " and the boat containing all their clothes
was found anchored near here. The
fl Apt. "RjrlcV'KnTB. Atrrio.nltnral Isearohlng party worked all night, with
J. M -j : - 9 I ma m ntAnfl "7 1 1 1 nArinklir unflnnnn fViA
Commissioner of Alabama, and the Dodie8 tod t The Drevaiiin(t OPiDion
leader of the Agricultural Organ-' i that one was drowned in attempting
10 aid me oiner.
; izations throughout the "country
A ires., oalast Saturday defeated In
' the Alabama Democratic Oonven
- tfon tor;Gofernor. .This should
' ;Bo"tiiflWura'ge the farmers. Their
Thos. Duncan.
Commencement Exeroisea Last Night,
The Commencement exercises of the
Collegiate Institute began at the theatre
last night. Every seat in the house
'eandldat made a splendid run and I Wi9 fined and many visitors had to
reflected the highest honor upon stand In the aisles and doorways. The
for the evening
manner that won
It. .1.- ...4t fl,4
i Jtnd i-' Confidently -f; aotlolpates his i , Tery pleasant entertainment
V fbtOre WnmMs-f!i-.,viH for the audience. We have not the
lbn4::'wii0lbr his programme arranged
tvti yi&S?&lHt was carried out in a ,
'-.' T , Lamm. Ia hha ilndant
Handsome New Fountain.
Mr. R. J. Gooding has set up at his
drugstore a handsome new fountain,
for dispensing mineral water on
draught, and has on draught all the
time the famous Seven Springs waters,
which are so highly recommended in
cases of indigestion. We hope that all
who are suffering from dyspeotio
troublos will avail themselves of the
benefits of this water, which the enter
prise of Mr. Gooding has placed within
their rach.
1 . i
morning to give a de-
Mnort ' " dT -the exeroises.
bait ' -fthftlv-:'' .rAiMwTAAnnmiTi'iiTi'''''Bt'-:'''-Tri.... .. .
'V'.T i-f" 'u " "V-!. "ivlTT. Tine;parnc.panw were me younger
a splendid example. iThey selected students oH the .aohool and all didre-
The program was
attractive. The entertain-
with a song by little
Uisa Laura Suter, "Qood Night, but pot
J tmMiWtifa n.arkably:weH.,
04ptkF;KoH; manWdeserved tti4 Indj attrac
; ' popularity becausetoi'hU seivbes M iT,
. ; to the country in war ndln peace Qd.byv,. fin0MPlfVery weetiyin
; , MitWIglrtefhae deed and ' theV sppreciaivr; audience
sustained in . all the relations of encored herr-JGEer voioe is remarkably
life. They placed his name before true nd( clear aadi&rm for one so
th: Hfarft rtnmnnrafln riATitfrfirtt1- l6BMJW.CW,t
fc-r SavS; did all fn their steeswii ie. connnuea 0'
sccaf9'hisrnomiiiationanS
But. Whetf the f Ji.t was oref.tlieyl i HoodV Barsaparillas bttr the flood
aid; for
: : p6wer to
Swanslioro Items,
Our people are well and crops are
better than for years past so far,
Gardens in Swansboro and vicinity
are the best we have had for many years,
not so forward but plentiful and fine.
Mr. Russell had the misfortune to get
his arm broken last week; he was plow
ing in tbe field, one of the traces came
unhooked, and while Mr. K. was fixing
the hook the mule kioked him on tbe
right fore-arm and broke one bone.
Dr. Blount sec the, arm all right and
Mr. R. is doing as well as could be ex
pected. A runaway marriage match took
place last Friday night. Tbe contracting
parties were Mr. Jno. A. Midyett, of
New river, and Miss Lina Jones,
daughter of Oapt. Harden Jones, of this
place. Esq. D. G. Ward officiating. It
was the slickest runaway we ever knew.
The parties were married in 100 yards
of Capt. Jones' house, but not one on
the land knew a word of it until an
hour afterwards,
Rev. J. T. Burnett, our beloved pastor
here, is sick.. He had a case of mumps,
but got better, and we are afraid he
turned out too soon. He is one of the
beet men we ever saw, and with a few
exceptions he is loved by all of Swans
boro people, tie is an excellent
preacher. :
We suppose there will be something
done here on the Fourth of July next-
don 't know what as yet.
Our saw. .mill men,'-Messrs. Prlngle
and. Stephens, are going ahead sawing
and grinding. ;
Fish and olami are plentiful. Grabs
and oonohs also are fine.
' Sohooner H. Dormant, Capt. Tomlln-
son, cleared this1 port yesterday with
140.000 feet of lumber for New York,
She was a three master. This makes
ix. vessels in tea days oleared with
lumber for Northern cities, all oarrjing
not lesivnan pu.uuu ieet eaon.
Salem- Female Academy,
Salem, N, C, June 2, 1690.
Editor Journal: Tnie section of
Piedmont; N. C, is just up w on a boom
of the highest grade. The Electric
Street Car Railway will be in operation
in a few days, and the Llectric Light
Company has, by most strenuous exer
tions, succeeded in getting their light
into Salem Female Academy in time for
the 88th annual Commencement, which
is now under full swing. The scenes
are very lively in and about tbe Acad
emy. Patrons are here from every
Southern State, and are promenading
the streets with their happy daughters.
The famous old Bquare has been curbed
with massive granite slabs, the fence
taken away, and a beautiful bronze
fountain put in the centre this latter a
$500 gift of the citizens.
On Sunday, Dr. Chaa. W. Byrd, of
Fayetteville, delivered the baccalau
reate sermon in the Moravian church
before the graduates, the echool and an
immense congregation. The music was
oy the Salem Orchestra and the church
ohoir, assisted in solo by Miss Katharine
W. Evans, tbe Academy's accomplished
vocal professor. Thirty-four Seniors
graduated with distinction, their essays
being read on Monday and Tuesday
evenings before appreciative aud lences,
rhe Alumnai Association met on Tues
day afternoon, in most harmonious ses
sion. There were some 300 or 400 pres
ent. The exercises were concluded
with a Moravian love feaat, conducted
by Dr. Rondthaler.
Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock, the
regular commencement exercises took
place. Hon. G. W. Sanderlin, State
Auditor, made tne address, wbicn was
happily oonceived and appropriately do
livared. The honorable gentleman bad
already many friends here, but now he
has trebled their number.
Thirty-four graduates received their
diploma, in the regular academic
course, and in tbe post-graduate course
eight received the degree of A. B.
At night the grand concert was given
before an audience whose pleasure in
the work done was warmly manifest
Altogether the week has been a gala
one. Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures of any one of the five enter
tainments. The academy and all North
Carolinians may well feel proud of the
euoeess of the past year; and tbe future
promises that this is but tbe beginning
of a growth whioh will be phenomenal.
Eaoh year adds more of merit to the
aoademy'e currioulun. OommericUl
departments, then the post-graduate
course, and now for the next year tbe
Industrial department in charge, like
tbe other, of experts. The necessity of
Southern girls going to the great schools
of Massachusetts and New York is
yearly beooming less apparent.
Fen-stick
For the Sea Shore!
KEW BERNE HOUSE,
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
F. L. Perry, Manager
ILivitin taken tho management of the
New Kerne House this season, wo offer
board from June 1st to July SUh, at the
rate of ifl 00 per day for seven or more
days. L'jbb than seven days, 1.50 and
2 00 per duy.
V. L l'ERUY,
J: ii.!t Manater
To Make Room.
In order to make room for another
tremendous large stock cf Goods, which
I hall buy in a tew days at 50c. on the
dollar or lees. I will sell at Starvation
Prices: Ono No. 7 Safe, Herrings pateni
and t'errel's make, cost one hundred
and twenty five dollars at factory; ono
No. Miller Safe; two handsome olhco
dosks and chairs; five very fine nickel-
plated show cases, and letter copying
press; fifteen folding bracket store
seats, plush tops, which attach to coun
tor and are very convenient for ladies
to sit on while trading; one hundred 12
pr. shoo cartoons with holders attached
five vory fine swinging fifteen candle
power lumps; one doz. clothing stands
three vory large spool cotton cases.
1 heso necessary articles have accumu
lated on Big Ike from the fact that he
has been buying so manv stocks out at
50c. on the dollar and less, and they
MUSI b Bold for GAsu and room.
BIG IKE
II r ROYAL HUM
K is!
IK AMKHU'A,
oiith Carolina.
I'.MTKli STATES
r.AinKN liivrun r in'
IN AD.M1KAI.TY.
Mai:-iiai.'s .Noth i hk hi.l.L'BK.
K. W. Li'.i.i. vh. !!n srhooner Etta, hei fur
niture, trickle, apparel, elo.
Whereas, a libel tins hppn nied In the Dis
trict Court (if the I niteil htates for tha
District of I'amlk'd In the Knstern District
t Norih Caiol.ua, on the lltn day of Jan-
ary.A.n Iniu. liv M. 1 'e w. Stevenson. Em.
I'roclor in lieh-ilf of K. W. Heil asalnst th
schooner Kttn, her tackle, furniture, and
apparel, allcitii.j; in Mibulaiice that on Ibe
1st day of May, A, 1'. Iwi. the llbellant
placed on h Hnl sal, 1 h Iioihut, c, 1. West
ott tiein' iiu'stcr, K'MetMi hundred and
nliiftr-Hix hiiKhcis of eorn, ,",ii Dm lo the
UKh!, In K""1 order and condition and
took a lull of l(i,lii,K ;in,l contract for the
Sinn e slum d hv said mauler to lake the same
ironi the port nl K. ( it y where It wag deliv
ered on hoard taid schooner, In good order
and condition, and ,lelicr the said lcar
in like ciiiid niver and eondlt Ion at the Dort
I New Klver. North ( arolinu. to the order
of thn said V. W. Hell, and that the aald
master hiu never delivered the said ranzo
it New Ku er to Ihe onl( r of the said K W.
Hell to his d.una;,'i" one, t houBand Hollars.
and pray hit; the usual pi ocean and moni
tion ol I lie oiii t , I hat all pi rnons Interest
ed In the said v. kkcI, the said schooner Ktta.
hcrlaokle and Iiirnltuie, may be elled to
answer the piennses and ail "due nroneed-
IngabeniK had. Hint the mime may he de
creed to lie sold and Hie proceeds thereof be
llHlrlluileil HcenrdiiiK lo law.
Now, then-tore, in presence of the aald
monition under I he seal of snld Court to me-
directed and delivered, I do hereby Hive
notice severally unto all persons having or
pretendlin; lo have any right. tl:le or In
terest In the said n-luxiner Ktta, taer tackle
and furniture, or in any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
said District rouit to be held lit the cltv of
New Heme on the thud Monday of June,
IHlii) or on the ueM court day thereafter
then a ml there t i answer t lie said libel and
to make their a! let ai Ion In I hat behalf.
Dated at New Hejne. t he .'list dav of Mav.
A. 1 1, Mi'i.
.li-ttr H. Iln.i., I'.s. Marshal,
Hy (Has. It In Dept. Marshal.
M. IEV. I- I V. KNS..N. I.ln .
j l lit.
I'roclor.
An Important. Event
H. I. Kimball was formerly the first
lieutenant of George M. Pullman in the
ereotion of the city of Pullman, besido
the lake. Be has ambition and ability
to make the new town of Kimball, on
the Tennessee River, an industrial de
velopment equal to Pullman or any
other locality in the world.
So lots have yet been sold,. Col. Logan
EL Roots, a financier of national repu
tation, who is President of the Kimball
Town Company, was unwilling to make
sales of lots until the finances were ab
solutely, assured necessary for the ac
complishment of great purposes. But
on Jane luth and Jlth there is to be a
preliminary sale of lots for the benefit
ot those persons who desire to be with
this town from Its inoeption. It is the
only looallty where the Tennessee River
touohes the Cumberland Mountain coal
fields. Iron is but a few miles distant,
and limestone beneath the feet, and
ooal upon the banks of tho rirer.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has the largest
Eastern garolina Dispatch,
Truck Schedule.
Commencing Monday, June 2, 1890
the steamers of the Eastern Carolina
Dispatch Line will sail every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday afternoons at 4 o'clock, until
further notice.
Tho schedule will afford ftuck ship
pers the fullest opportunity of reaching
markets regularly.
GEO. HENDERSON,
my3dwtf Agent
Pleasure and Profit
An Excursion bag been arranged at
VERY CHEAP TRANSPORTATION RATES
FOR A VISIT,
JUNE 7th to 14th,
INCLUSIVE,
TO THE NfcW TOWN OF
KIMBALL.
This now town U on the Nashville, Chatta
nooga A St. IjOUIs Railroad, In Marlon coun
ty, Tennessee. It fronts for three miles on
the Tennessee River, and 1b the center of
One Hundred Bquare Miles of as rich coal,
Iron, limestone, and forest lands aa can bo
found within any similar area In the world.
American and foreign Capitalists have
united to make at KIMBALI, and In Its
tributary property, ilie most wonderful in
dustrial aevelopment on this continent.
Tho occasion furnishes an opportunity, at
small expense, to enjoy oeautlful scenery,
and to make desirable investment.
The christening sale. Intended for the
benefit ol those who wlBh to be identified
with KIMBALL from Its very beginning,
will take place on June 10th and 11th.
natiroau and Hteamboat offlcea will fnrn.
tsn information about reduced rates.
raets about Kimball and the onnnrtuni-
tic s It oilers cau be obtained from the officers
of the company.
president. LOU AN H. HOOTS, President of
1st Nat. Bank. Little Rock. Ark.
Vlce-Jfresident, CHaS. P. RICHARDSON,
Capitalist. Uhattanooea.Tenn.
Treasurer, JNO. N. BRYANT, President of
the Seattle coal and Iron Co., 80 Broad
way. Nw York.
Second Vice-President and Managing Di
rector, H. I. KIMBALL, formerly of At
lanta, Ga Chattanooga, Tenn. d3t
One Herrings Patent
And Fen ill Make Iron Safe, No. 7, cost
$125 at factory; two very fine offioe
DeBks and Chairs; one Copying Press;
ono American Kutton Attaching Ma
chine for store; ono very handsome
Show Case; all to bo eiven awav h
BKJ IKE at very low (inures. m31dtf
Truckers' Barrels.
Those in want of Empty Flour Bar
rels will pleusa send in their orders at
once. Orders booked now will seoure
prompt delivery.
E. II. & J. A. MEADOWS.
may7 dtf
TO LAND AGENTS & OWNERS
County Surveyors, and Others.
Prisons having mineral or timber lands to
sell at reasonable prices i for themselea or
others) would do well to Bend their nam,
addresses aud full part ieulnisof properties to
Alliance Mineral ami Timber Lands
Afrrllry. .11 1 o I L fc-S IIOKOHOH,
mayj; Jwlm Kentucky.
10,000
More of Those Cele
brated OLD VIRGINIA
Cheroots
On hand Today.
IT. Ulrieh,
WHOLESALE GEOCEK,
MIDDLE STIIEET,
NEW RERNE. N. C
FOR
BARRELC0VERS.
S. W. & E. W. SMALLWOOD.
Craven St., near Cotton Exchange.
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Buckeye Mowing Machines.
Hay Hake, Grain Cradle!),
Belle Citv Ve.e.d Pnffpr-
BUCKEYF. CORN SIIKM.RKH
Lawn Mowers, ( ultlvatarn,
Cottm Plows,
And a Full Line ot Hardware
and Agricultural Iiiinlr-iiiAMa
J. C, WHITTY & CO.
PAINTS, OILS, rSiC-SAW MILL SUPPLIES
House For Rent.
A very desirable dwelling on Union
street, next to Mr. E. K. Bryan.
Money To Loan."
'v
Persons desiring to borrow imor"
can be accomodated by applying to t
undersigned. Loan mast be.iecai"
on unencumbered real aetata.
ROBT. Q. MOSTXY
Apply to
J. K. WILLIS