North Carolina Newspapers

GUI VOL. DC -NO. 83.. NEW fiEBNE- N. C.: SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. eJ J ' BUSINESS LOCALS. tJAIR BRU8HES, tooth brushes, nail XI brushee,flesh brushes.bath brashes, bath towels, 4TU cologne, Gooding's Cologne, Imports! Bay San, and a fait line of Drags,- patent medicine, eta. SPECIAL ATTtanON PAID TO . FAMILY KECXPtS AMD PRESCRIPTIONS. 'At - , jijt-ti B. J. Goowsas. A ' FINE lina'if SMALL HAMS, S to i. 7 pounds at JOHI Sum's. If. SODA "WATER on draught today at John Dcnh's, k, .. j tf. NEW BATH HOUSE-Now open at the foot of Broad street Towels furnished. Gentlemen, 10o. , Boys. 60. Beason ticket, ft SO. ' ' vStttt ' hxatham r and Grower voted for the force bill. both as . .ANOTHfcR.nnavallfnz conference otet iheVlver bill Wbeld Thurs : day morning t sff- -'J" ' , proved the " bill admitting Idaho into the Union... ' 1 ; ' ' ' ' aswssfcsssspsssjswfsssBsssssssM f . ' ' When avman's house is on fire ; !lt - la no Viab ti seal 'to. Jons to - know if be won't thresh wheat next week ' on better term than Smith , ; has offered. ; Pat oat the flret ; ; - .'Rah ; for Qrover;: CleyelSnd. Of seventy-six delegates to Uhe , Illinois . Democrat lo f: Convention - InteTviewedViieventy five "wre for the houest fund , brave 1 . exTPre8j- deu.t,-n Wilmington Messenger. : ' A' lokdom special July 3. sajs: 'Alt indications point to it deter mined effort led by Mr. Howard Vincent in the British , parliament, to discriminate - against United Soates export,-in retaliation for the McKinley tariff bilL . Eight Democrats were absent -f "from their post and failed to vote -.gainst the Federal Election bill. These men would find the rural '. - districts better 'I suited ,' to ' their h ibits ' than the balls of Con--'gregs. Some: men, manage to be ' I, fearfally oat of place,. , -. . In view of the; opposition, as yet . dormant, the Chronicle believes ;. that" every1 oofin'ty .fn Hh'e ' State T . and every part or the 1 State ought to' be made doable sure and his frieuJi everywhere ought to see to .it that every Democratic candidate is an enthsia8tic"Vance mam State Ohroitfcle.! tlih'Sl 1?bs passage of.. the Federal - ' Election Law by the House of Bep TT - resebtatlves is no ear Dristf ' to he. y It is ibe ..last desperate 'attempt to -: keep ' the IWpobB4tji j in power; bat it will not accomplish ; ts objeotvIhe'flngeAnWias I .written bw4JWl ".. ocean's waters cannot ;Wb it out. , , the passage i of the Federal elec .- tion bill Imposes'' upon1 tfie South . grave responsibilities and impbr. tant duties. It IJs ? the 3 trumpet . blast that calls us to stand ;by sacred ( right with undying yfaSth and ' unflinching H resolution. No - possible ' condition ,ef , human ' : affairs ean justify the exhibition of a craven spirit, i- Ua&hooot must be -. the Sistingulshinsr eharaoteristlQ of - the South. i;Mtf.;-'itl 1 ;TSs increased attention given , in this' State to agricjultnral fairs, is an evidence 6f rjrogre8Sin gr) cnltnre,' attdalso -pr a growing pride in it. People who are not vrood of tneir wbrk will not take" ranch interest in exhibiting it. This growing interest W noVoonfined to . i-i Vt Du is snown also Dy tne ' ' v colored reox"!a,;vfeol asnaly coa- l , '4 fiact very treditabW fair fat Raleig1:.,' TLa . ITcwbern Jouenal . ahnoanccs XI :t titre will be held ia tilt clty Aciust 2th to 23 th, ft C '::ei ludaatrial Stock and Fruit r ' te first held there, tbe asib- ' 5 txvbg been but recently LI -A ;prcr!ar s are . . a tha e-oO being ".t evi&chd, the t! j f-lr will be a 3oJ c: z. I r"ver;entt f "ILivercic I i C tL Vi L! :.;siefidable I . people -:d,but -soar. in , vai LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . W. B. Bovd Beats them all. Bell Wonderful disooTery. W. L. Palkib A fortune, eto . The city treasurer's report was orowdad out this issue. It will appear Tuesday. Rer. J. Franois Ikorge, of Connecti cut, will preaoh at the morning servioe in Christ ohuroh today. The Electric Light Company has placed a metre in the Hotel Albert to measure the electricity used. The management of the Jarmau Ice Faotory has kindly consented to furn ish ioe for the Y. M. C A. on Sunday afternoons. There was a tremerdous colored ex cursion to Morehead City from Gold 8 boro on the Fourth. There were ten oars,' jammed and packed. The Button Baseball Club, colored, played the Goldsboro Club yesterday morning at the fair grounds, defeating them with the score three to one. The Democrats of the 8ih township outside of the city met yesterday and eleoted Messrs. Nathan Tisdale and J. E. Wilcox delegates to the county con vention which meets next Saturday the 13th Inst. After the game of base ball Fiiday the Star Club, came aronnd and ten dered their greetings and cheers to the JoubnaL office. They are a manly set of boys and worthy ot all the priase be stowed upon them. The Mayor wishes to congratulate the oity on the good order that prevailed on the 4th of July. Although there were thousands of yisitors and festivals and other gatherings on such occasions, not a tingle base of disorder in the city has been reported. The eleventh annual meeting of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Associa tion will meet at Morehea! Tuesday. Our young townsman, C. R Thomas, jr., Esq., delivers the address of wel oome. The Association will be in ses sion three days. We have a catalogue of 1L0 New Berne Collegiate Institute for 1890-'U1. It is a neat book of thirty-eight pages, giving full information concern ing the school. We are pleased to learn from ProtSAdams that the prospects for next year are encourngiug. Election of Democratic Executive Committee of 8th Township. .The Democrats of the 8th township of .Craven county met at the court house yesterday for the purpose of electing an Executive committee of said township for the ensuing two years.! The meeting .was called to order by Mr. W. P. Metts. For per manent organization S,-R. Street was eleoted chairman and E. E. Harper, secretary. After stating tho object of the meeting the following names were put in nomination: J. J. Baxter, E. W, Small wood, S. It, Street, Asa Jones, Nathan Tisdale, W. P. Burruo, W. F. Bouatree, Jno.. MoSorley, W. P. Metts and Enoch Wadsworth. A vote by ballot resulted in the election ot Messrs. Baxter, Small wood, Street, Jones and Tisdale. Personal... Prof. G. T. Adams has returned from Trenton and other sections of Jones eduntyl Where he has been in the fnteresf of the Collegiate Institute. Mr. T. A, Green's family, Mrs. Bates, iCr.tUlrloh'e family and Mr. L. J. ore's family have gone to Morehead for a month. l(r. B. A, Whlteing, general mana ger of the, Wilmington and - Onslow Railroad, came over fro m Jacksonville yesterday morning and returned on the Atlantlo road for Wilmington; '-, ' Er. H. E. Knox, of New.York was in the city yesterday and left last evening. Mr. Pittman, civil engineer of the Wilmington and Onslow railroad ras in the city yesterday and" went to Pol loksvUle last aJgbt.W. DrV" B, W." .Ward, of . Jacksonville, was la the oity ' yesterday ,H' I Tommy Wilburn, Cwho . has .been a eripple sinoe early childhood, has been to' Baltimore Jot scientifio- treatment and has returned much improved Senator Z. B. Vanje and Mrs. Vance arnojourning at Morehead. ? - We notioed the following New Bern ians on the train for Morehead yeeter day, afternoon :.i Mies Maud Sanders, Mr. Ji W. Sws wart, Mrs. J.U. Green and children,: Miaa Mamie ' Simmons Mrs. S. L. Dill and children, Messrs, T. S. Howard and J, M, Howard. Rev. T. P. RIcaud hag returned from Kt. Olive. -vwM; v :iA 1 Key. H. 0. Bowen, f Wllliamiton passed through the City yesterday He bad been at North itfver Churoh Carteret county, where an Interesting revival has been in progress. A church was organized with twenty-one mem ben. : - -,:". :r h The Wilmington and Onslow Railroad. I It will please our readers to know that I on Saturday Messrs. H. A. Whiting,! General Manager, Judge Henry Knox I General counsel, (apt. F. L. Pittmao, chief engineer, and Dr. R.W. Ward, I resident director, of the Wilmington, I East Carolina and Onslow Railroad 1 were m the city prospecting for and I locating the line of the road from I Jacksonville to New Berne. The gentle-1 men of Denver, Colorado, associated with them, who came over the line from Wilmingtou, left on the early morning train for the North. There is no longer any doubt about! the buildiDg of this line between New I Burne and Wilmington. The purchase! of the Norfolk and Edenton Railroad I by the Pennsylvania System, the de-l tormi'taiion to bridge the Chowan I river and come on to Washington and! New Berce settles all difficulties and I solves all doubts as regards the New I York, Norfolk and Charleston, of which the Wilmington, New Berne and Ons- low is the most important link. We are very happy to record the I progress of the practical move of earn-1 eet development for the benefit of our I section: and as we have for ten years striven for the promotion of Craven, I Jonea, Onslow, Lenoir, Greene, Pitt, I Beaufort, Carteret, Hyde, Pamlico,! and contiguous territory, the JOURNAL I ft els that it could not make a happier announcement to all its friends, than tbis, tl..nt according to all tangible ap- pearances the next two years will sse Edenton, Plymouth, Elizabeth Citr, Washn'Kton, New Berne, Jacksonville and " ilmington on a great through line of railway traffic between Charles- ton, Wilmington, Norfolk and New York. Kow let us ail go to work and so regu-1 lata aud established our local industries and developments, as to the most ready take advantage of these nnex- pected facilities that have been quietly developing by the aid of eomeof our wide-awake citizens, while the maiori - ty of us slept, all unconscious that the spirit of public enterprise was alive in our midst. The C.iy and the Electric Lights. Mr. R. P WilMams has a communica tion in this issue claiming that our 00m- mentimthe resolution passed by the city council relative to the contraot withl the E.ectrio Light Co. is grossly inaour- ate and that it does the board a serious injury. It will require far-fetched reasoning to find any injustice in the item, in fact it is so far that nota single councilman on whom Mr. Williams says the injury has been is flic ted, has men - tionea it to us. Ou. etateinent was that the board propyl I to pay the ElectriO Light UO.I for tin- light aotually furnished and deolhretUfl contract null and void if the propotiiiion was rejected. There is no nfeience here whatever that the board will notuav for 1200 oandla cower lights if they are proven to be suoh. iney are only wining to pay ror tne light actually furnished wmcn tney De- neve to ne out 773-iaou or tne amount contracted, rer-. inis is just ana proper, Mr. Williams says that he does not in- tend to permit the councumen to su unoer raise coiors ana oeoeive tne peo- pie iu their strenuous efforts to run the electric lights on ana restore tne city 10 impenetrable darkness which prevailed hen it was lighted by gas. We havelArKUB WM the orator, and the audi seen no effort on the part of the board to run the electric lights off oeoause there 13 no reason wby they Should, They only require, as it is their dnty, that tha city shall pay f6r lights in ac- cbrdance to contraot. Eleotno lights were established m New Berne because they are an m proyeuient and an advancement on any other system of lighting. v They give better light, are less trouble, and. sreyanot na)j participated in the "glories said to be much healthier than any other method v: Besides, speaking for ourselves, they are cheaper. ' 1 If there 'has been any gross inaccu- himself when he says that the oity was in impenetrable darkness when lighted by gas. We would not pretend to say that the oity was not better lighted un der the present process than formerly, but that does not necessitate that we were in 7 utter ; darkness before. I The gas manufactured here Is of good qual ity and has given - satisfaction where Tha' Electric , Lhzht Comoanv claims that the contract is being complied with and invites ani. investigation which ousht to be done bv the city. It is not right for the company's bills to be de laysd If they are luiuinng eontraot. t -' ' Jt-n' ' 1 "' . ! V ICntiMflt - ' i Which Deoole in run down state health derive from Hood's Sarsaparilla conclusively proves that this medloine 'makes tbe weak strong' it does not act like a stimulant, imparting fictitious streniith. but Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up in tt perfectly natural way all the weakened parts, punues tne Diooa, ana assists to healthy action those important organs, tbe kidneys ana liver. - a the Washington stars, When it was announced that the Washington Stars were coming to New Berne to play the Elm City Base Ball Club on the Fourth of July a great deal of interest was immediately shown. The Stars have been starring consid arable lately and have gotton the reputation of cleaning up things right and left, in fact it had been asserted that thev knew no defeat, The Elm City Club heard all this kind of talk going on and felt a little weak about the knees, nevertheless - they oould entertain no such idea as letting such small boys as composed the Washington Club handle them. They went on the field that evening with the determination, as much as they ad mired the Washington boys, to carry the day. The youthful looking Stars with their cheerfnl oountenanoes and gentlemanly bearing, were attired in red uniform. The game had been called only a short while when they discovered that they had met a foeman worthy their steel From the beginning the game wasl exciting and held the attention of the large assemblage. Both in the field and at the bat there was some fine work done and very few errors detected The first inning scored our boys one, the third two, the sixth two more, and I still the Stars had nought. Instead of I exhibiting any discouragement, the plucky little Washingtonians nerved themselves up the more and the next inning brought them showers of ap- plause when they made a clear score of three. At the close of the game the Elm City stood 7 to the Stars 3. It was undoubtedly one of the best played and I most interesting games of the season The good and jovial spirit displayed by the Stars has still further endeared our boys to their neighbor, Washington, It has been said that anybody could I stand success, but few know how to I face defeat. No more beautiful illus l tration oould be1 made of it than was in I this instance. Running- and Hurdle Races. Toe running and hurdle races at the fair grounds Friday were very interest ing and added muoh to the enjoyment of the exeroiata. In the hurdle race I r om uameis, tne cnampion runner 01 tne Btate, came, out ahead, making the run of a hundred yards in 12 4-5 MCOnde. Mr, unss. McHorley was sec Mr. C. B. Foy won in tbe junior dh in 11 4-5 seconds. Mr. Z. Potts, of the Star olub, was next. There were Mx entries in the Senior dash, and it 1 was ou this race that the principal in I terest had centered. Every runner was J known to be fleet, but no one thought wiw oumpeuwr ler air, uauiein, tolna tnere was not as tne result proved. Daniels, though starting ten feet be I bind the others, ran ahead of them all, J making the remarkable time of 10 3 4 I seconds. Mr. J'ranx Scheelky was I second Fourth of July at Morehead -m6 .Bent wrMtty nfcht very cleasant nT at M0rei,ead. The fourth of July exercises tool plaee: at the Atlantio Hotel. v Clement Manly; Esq.. presided After "the orchestra .rlaveda national tir r6t. Dr. Massey.of Virginia, of feted prayerf Major Eugene Harrell reBd the Declaration of Independene. 1 jr jg E. Robinson, of the Goldsboro enoe Beemed to be glad of it. for his addregB WM listened to with close at- tentioa. . His anbieck was fin our own woria) , oar independence and liberty. jw to preserve them. The subject I wmm treated in a cifted manner and the audience was interested and hinhly en - tertained. I -gen,tor Vance and Hon. T. J. Jar- k Ti, were called On for speeches, but Mr 0i the Fourth'? at Raleigh that morn injs having been the orator and he excused aunseir, ; un Janris merely announced that the Hreworks would hotel and to the pavilion. . I - The fire works were beautiful on the I water end every oooy wasaeiighted . ; Connecticut. Mutual . - Life. Insurance Company of Hartford. prompt PAVinarr or death claims. In a few days after the receipt of the proof-of-death - papers ot Col I Anderson, ef Raleigh, the amount of I policy on his life in the Connecticut I Mutual was paid mruu. ,. I On the 2tth ot Jane Mr. Wait, the - l general agent sent proof of -death papers . 1 in we case or mr. 1. tx. n.ingsoury, 01 I K1U1BB U. U. Ull EDS ZOtn OI JuDB U1C I amount of the nolioy 85,000 was paid ef I to Mrs. Elisabeth L. Kingsbury. A Shortly, after the death of-Rev. Dr I Mann, of New Berne, Mr, William H 1 Oliver , rurnisbea tne - proor-01-aeatn I paper in his ease, and. in a few days he was notified the company was ready to pay the claim, only awaiting the appointment or , a ; guaraian lor tne I minor children.' .V;, ii : ;' t : 1 ; buou promptness is commenaauie.-j The Elm City vs Fourth of July Accident. Little Willie Wilbnrn, ten years of age, and bis cousin Emma timeout, a three-year old child, are suffering se- . . ' . .. . . vere pain from an accident which hap- peueu to tnem on rriaay. uuiiug toe morning Willie asked his mother re- peatedly for moooy'to buy powder. He was refused the money; but he seemed determined to have some powder and went down town and earned five cents. bought the powder and went home to "T","61,6 . atn0"Dt f bue.ine88 , ,. , . , . . , and which has the ingenuity and assn- have hi. fun. With his little cousin ranee to formulate and adopt the reso and some of his friends, who, it seems, lution which the board did pass about also had some powder, he was playing in the vard. The oowder and some . .j nr..irilrar. AitA m.tAnal vara in A I : t. fri u:u UU1' a no vUliurvu around the "box, lighting crackers and) carelessly using the fire, when a spark dropped into the box and an explosion . ,, , followed. The boy's face was terribly-burned I and the calves of his lees badlv burned. while the little girl's legs were very badly burned and her face sustained severe injuries. Dr. Chas. Duffy was called and he administered medicines to alleviate the pain. The wounds are not considered dangerous, but they must be very pain ful indeed. Church Services Today. Hancock Street Methodist Church, Sunday, July 6th Services at 11a. m. and 8:15 p. m.t conduoted by the pastor. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday- school at 4 p. m., W. R. Harrington superintendent. The public are in vited to these services and will receive a cordial welcome. Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George, rector. Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Ser vice, sermon and Holy Communion at 11 a. in. Evening prayer 6:15 p. m Thu public are cordially invited to attend these services, and will be shown to seats by attentive ushers. Sunday school at the ohapel, 9 30 a.m., and at the churoh 5 p. m. Baptist Church Rev. II. W. Uattle, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and t p.m., conducted by the pastor. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m., C. C. Clark, superin tendent. Public invited to attend these services. Presbyterian Church Rev. L C Vass, D. D , pastor. Services at 11 m., and 6 p. m. Communion of the Lord's Supper at 11 a. m. Sabbath school at 0:30 a. m., Wm. Hollister superintendent. Young men's meeting on Monday, 8:30 p. m. - - o Vices on x uursuay nigui av o p, m. iuoi . mi i , . ti mi. public are cordially invited to attend these services. Attentive ushers at the ohurch doors. A welcome to all . Centenary M. E. Church Rev. R. A. Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and p. m. , conducted by the pastor. Com munion at morning service. Men s prayer meeting at 9:15 a. in. Sunday- school at 4 p. m., J. K. Willis, sup't. Prayer meeting on Thursday night at o'clock. The public is invited to attend all these servioes. Churoh of Christ, Hancock street I, L. Chestnutt pastor. Servioes at 11 m. and 8 p.m. Sunday-school at 4 in., Roscoe Nunn sup't. A cordial invitation is extended to all to at tend these servioes. Baptist Mission Station, Market Dock- Morning services at 9:80 0 clock, H. B. Smith, leader. Afternoon services at 5:30 o'clock, J. C. Whitty leader. Regular prayer meeting servioes every Wednesday night. The public generally are cordially invited to attend these meetings. Y. M. C. A Seryices at 6 o'clock. Leader J. S. Thomas. Subject, "Con science and Character." All men are invited. SHIPFINU NEWS. abrivkd yesterday. Str. Eaglet, of E. C. D. line, with cargo of general merchandise, from E, Oity. Str. Newberne, Pritchett O. D. line, (last night), from Norfolk, with cargo of merchandise and passengers. Bohr. Predmore, Apent, from E. City, light. CLEARED. Schr. Eunice Reynolds, MoNeal, with cargo lumber, by Moody ft Co. , to Mor- ris Blades ox Bro., E. city. Str. Defiance, of Clyde 'line, with lumber, shingles, etc, for Baltimore, YISSELS IN PORT. Schr. Eaglet, Cspt. Weeks. Schr. Pecora, Capt Douglass. Schr. E. K. Wilson, Capt. Lupton. Sohr. Predmore, Capt. Afcent. 8chr. Cartie Farson, Capt. -, Scbr. Addio Henry, Cspt. DOTES. ' " Steamer Rett of the E. O. D. line, will sail tomorrow afternoon at 4 tailing neither discomfort nor inoonve-, o'clock for Elisabeth City. The Vesper, nience. Though marvelous jn the re ef thi. line, will arrive today. rfiLte Sl: Steamer Newberne, of tbe O. D. line, will sail for : Norfolk tomorrow at o'clock. , - -v "i ? ; ' ' "Why,' now I cannot get enough to eat," says one lady who formerly had no appetite, but took. Hood's Sana- parUla. a The City andjhe Electric lights'. Editor Journal. You state in your "uo Vl ourjBy mat -at a meeting or uM, wcilmen Ust Tuesday night a resolution was adopted nrono- ,ing t0 pay Eiectric Light Company iur me ngnt actually lurnisned, and aeoiaring the contract null and void if " Prtoe,Uon ,i9. i"Oted." This the board of councilman ...r. !. jury. I think, Mr. Editor, that anv dy of men which professes to have a tbe electric lights, should have full l?T luelr worK' "re is this masterpiece: thearo ICL. i fiirniahBfl V, nit- . . " .. mimomiit New Berne by the New Berne Electric Light and Power C. mpany are not to "cee,a ' c.na10 power we therefore I offer to said Electric Light and Power iDnmnnnv 77K-1SMfl t th . ... claimed by them in their reeular mon- "iy Dills, if, however, the said Elec tric ijigoi ana rower tompany refuse to accept tnis oner, and upon investiga tion the lights aie found to be less than 1.2U0 candle power, then we will de clare the contract with said Electrin Light and Power Comnanv null and void " I for one do not intend to permit the board of councilman to sail under false colors and deceive the people in their strenuous efforts to run the EleetrU Light Company oil, and restore our oity to the impenetrable durkness which prevailed when it was lighted by gas. The Electric Light Company insist that the contract with the citr is being fullv complied with, and cordially invites an investigation, it the board honestly believes that the contract is beine vio lated, why does it not hiivo the investi- gation and then base it demands upon the result of that inveHtigatiou? Or if the board ban organized itself into a guessing school, why did it not require me ciecinc company to make a reduc tion of COO-1200 of th contract price? This is a much more inspiring fraction, ana renders tne calculation much sim pler. Rut perhaps the board baa an abiding faith in odd numbers, and has therefore determined to temnt chance with the alluring fractions 77r-i:0O. I desire to congratulate the city of New Berne upon having a hoard of council- men whose united power of vision is so keen and accurate that it can deter mine by a glance of the naked eye that our electric lights lack just 425 candle power (not one more nor one less) of furnishing a 1.200 onndle power light. Air. H,ditor. it is a very great mistake for tbe members of tin 3 Hoard to assume that because they hnve entered polit ical life they are required to deal with every one with whom their position brings them in oontact in a spirit of unfairness and injustice. Let the praver)uunlu ".f bu luveuuKauon ana it Hoard have an 1 1 1 siiuum i in 11 iniimtr mat tne company 1 j 11 . ... I is not furnishing tho liehta nnntrantAil 1 I . . " " for, it will be fair and just both to the city and the electric light company for the board to decline to pay for more ugnt than it is receiving. Permit mo to add that the Electric Light Company knotrs that it has complied with itB con tract, and will be amply able to estab lish the fact before the proper tribunal if such a necessity should arise, which it sincerely hopes will not. R. P. Williams. BEATS THEM ALL! Order of the Golden Grail. Cost of membership, 85.00. Weekly benefit, $10 CO. The amount which will bo paid in six months, 1UU. Assessment $4 00. Chartered under the laws of Massa chusetts, lis safety is guaranteed. A oharter for a Subordinate Com- mandery is now open end will be dosed in a few days. Apply to jv6d3t W. B. EOYD, Deputy. A FORTUNE FOR ANY MAN I $25,000 IN CASH TO BE GIVEN AWAY in Premiums of $5,003 to $5.00. Every one buying Five Tansill s Punch Cigars will get a coupon and make a guess of the number of persons at the Would s Fair, to be held at Chicago in 1893. Come and see tbe plan, get a coupon, make a guess, smoke, and be happy. WM. L. PALMER, Middle street. New Berne, N. O. Wonderful Discovery! , . 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