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Daily Hi OURNAL. VOL, IXND. 184. XEW BERNE. N. C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. fMi$ rowed r 'Z oblige I.' : ; T BUSINESS tOdlis. SMOKED beef tongu6B, family corned beef, hams, codfish, mince meat, l ' evaporated apples, prunes, buckwheat, '-; maple syrup, white beans, raisins, cur - rang, titron, -mixed nujs, Irish pota : toes, preserved sinner, jelly, tspioca, " chocolate, corn starch, cocoa, fresh ' . roasted Coffee, One less. etc. - C. E Slover. Wl E nave J08t rsce'T0 a collection of M the most Poiil ir Songs SUNG IN ,- AMERICA TODAY: "Little Tot's Hifch - - -Chair." "She's My Hurt's Delight." , 'OpenTby Lattice." "the Weddins :Xr Dy," "Little Dailiog," "Whisjer ' Alone to He," "In OM Madrid," etc. , x nl 2t Chas. L. Gaskill & Co. C :A nice line of BUGGY end RIDING ' - - 2. WHIPS just received at oc81 L S Wood's. WILL have souio fiao Siall Fed Beef Saturday uioi on; at both t-tallf. 2t , B. Swebt MINCE EAT 0. E Slgvkr. N established, thriving little busi- J. nees can be bought out cheap. Arply at once at Journal office. 28 lw CERTIFICATE No. 1209, of the stock of the A. & N. C. R R. Co.. having bsen lost, application will be made for a duplicate. oot25 30 j 0. A. Palmer. I UANEU A (mucins: Hjfi ana a Rjil and , . LJ WanUgo R)d. Party th.it bor wit i please return them and James Redmond. pUT GLASS BOTTLES; Gut Glass j Pan'jueut8-"Vinairetco"; Moulded ' Byttl.'S. Very cheap. - :; oc!9dif- R J. Coonxa. IULL LIME of Imported Extracts for . Haodfct rihu!t; Imported and Do - ni' oiio Sathtt Pnvv of Dru5 l'r.ei; ",- Rcipes ii rpccl :l.y ter- ; asid :i full lino ijitionH un Family 11. J GooDisa. 1,11) Have upon--1 toi.af a u'.i ) bbl. ,t T t t of Family Pik Pork,- auJ Fulton Market Corned H if. vV also received itfreph supply of uthtr Faintly Grocer-- ." i.8 Give us t tfiil d uo convinced that wo ato silling nice groceries at ROr Bottom Piii'cs. Wo nt i II continue , - to got these fresh corned Portsmouth i r-Mallets Everv. tlnn,! now tm-l frah at CBUtI .'LULL & PARKEil'S, Broad .street ' 0 URZEIGLER BROS. 8001.8 have arrived. ocUtf Bahrisoton & Baxtku. lLM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY now ready for work on collars, cuffs and shirts. Work may ba lefc at ibe Store of James M. Howard. o12if. KOBERTS & BRO. nro receiving their full stock Boou and Shoes, Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. They buy at hoaJ quarters and can give you Low Prices. au26 rpHE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE v JL ior ladies. New an i marvelous in vention. Soe sample. N. Arprn, jt8 tf Opposite Journal Office. IB. Lincoln has left London to visit the United States. Immense deposits of nieklo have been discovered in Virginia. JQenry M. Stanley and wife Lave sailed from Liverpool for New Yoik. The Arkansas Gazette confiden tly predicts the return of Breckin ridge to Congress. tT is now beleived that the State I - Is "absolutely Bafe. Now for the counties. Ulect your county Detno- -'; cratio ticket. '.;TnE Wilson Advauee is threat T .eued with a libil suit, but it don't scare worth a cent, on ficing hot shot. keeps, right Haicrison is goiDg home to vote l ' -j'Qo, home Harrison and stay lutiie," win uo Buuuueu luiuuguuui the country in 1892. vIfou know ot an Independent '' -.candidate for the Legislature con- : .sidef. him a Republican and treat v him accordingly.- J THE jtobacco men of Louisville and Cincinnati have orgacizeda comoanv for controlling the leaf ...v- tobacco trade in that, region. AN", emigrant steamer that left ..Lisbon recently with seven bun 'dred "passengers went down about two hundred miles from the coast with all on board." " 1 J ' A, stray cat ' Introduced black di-ptheiia, of if most 'malignant kiu'af?-Jihft family at Mlddleton, Wisconsin, with which every mem , her was attacked and several of ' ' themtUed. : - - ' Wjr don't know - what party is to win, bat cotton" and co'rni tobacco and ttuck grow' as welt nnder ono parfy ,adminUtraUon.aa another North' Carolina will be self sustain ing nnder any ctrcomstarices . CONOEESSMAN BOUTELLE, of Maine, admits that there are errors in the McKinley bill and proposes to pass a "healing act." A plaster big enough to oover that sore will be continental in its proportions. Langston the leader of the Republican party in Virginia and Chf atham the head and front of the Republican party in North Carolina, ought to make self res pecting white men in that party get up and dust. The chiefs of the fire depart ments of all the towns and cities of North Carolina will assemble in convention at Greeusboro on the 12th of November. The railroads will give special rates to deligates, and the attendance is expected to ba largo. What constitutes a title to ofiiei' ! Firit an election in which the candidate receives a majority of votes, and, secondly, the txecu tioo of a bond satisfactory to the CommisNioners. Democrats who put Eepnblicans in office by their votes are no Democrats at all, and Democrats who go on Republican bonds are no better. U)CALNEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. For Sale Drug business. J. C. Harrison Land sale. P. II. PELLKTIKII-Commis'rs sale. C. E Slovbr Smoked bosf tonguns, etc. Cotton. New Berno market Sales of lOt bales at 7 7 8 to 9. Today is November, aDd next month Christmas. How sorn. A chimney burning out ia Tin cup alh y caused an alarm of lire last night. ibe Democratic executive committee of this county are alivo to their duties. and to a great ezleut is with it as to our success. Mr, H. T. Ilurtt, who lives at Tusc- rora, ton miles from New Borne, has just dug a little piuce of ground, one- welfth of an aore, which was manured aet year but not this year, that con tained tea short rows of potatoes, and it yioldad thirty bushels, or at the rate of 860 bushels per acre. In addition to this Mr. Hunt's family have been using from one of the rows about a month. Rev. Dunoan McLeod has been sup plying both the Beaufort aud Morehead Baptist churches, but the Morehead church has elected Rsv. H. 0. Moore, a young minister of Caldwell county., as piBtor and he went down last night to begin the discharge of his duties. He was accompanied by Rev. Mr. McLeod. Both of them have been 'in attendance on the Atlantio Association of Mis sionary Baptists whioh has just cloaed its annual meeting in Kineton. And Still They Come. Another prominent Republican of the city has withdrawn from that party and will vote the full Democratic ticket at the coming election, and says he does not soe how any Southern man with a spark of patriotism or love for his native land can do otherwise in view of the recant oppressive legislation by the Republican party aimed at the South and based on prejudice, sectional hatred and slanderous misrepresenta tion of this portion of the Union, A former leader of the Republicans in Pamlioo county unites with the Demo crats for the same reasons. Senator Ransom Speaks. Last night at the oourt house Hon M. W. Ransom addressed an immense audience on the great questions that are now deeply Interesting the people of this country. We regret that ho was feeling unwell, but, as he said, he felt that what ho wished to say was of too great importance not to make some sacri fice. It was a powerful expdsitson of the needs of the hour and we only wish that we oould give some of the more important ext'raots from so strong and polished address. In it there was nothing to give offense to the good sprinkling of Republicans present, both white and black, save tboir affilia tion with that party which ought to bring the blush of shame upon them for the iniquitous, inhuman, and deepotio laws that have been enacted and drawn up for the purpose ot humiliating and grinding the people of the South, . 4 It was a ctronjf appeal to Demoorata to do their duty, and we bolieve they will. The Senator "waa introduced in a few words of grace and appropriateness by Mayor Battle.,. Children Cry foi Pitcher's Castoriai Sailing Vessels. It may interest many of our readers to hear of an old friend and resident of New Berne, Capt. Edward Hill, who moved away about fifteen years ago, for Baltimore, his present home, and is making money out of Bailing vessels. He has recently purchased a fine three mast vessel, of about three hundred tons capacity, for 810,000. The Captain bffs elso taken shares in a vessel now building at Baltimore, and contemplates making other investments in vessel property of largo class. We extend Captaiu Hill our congratulations, and will use his prosperity for a little argu ment. Before tho war large fleets of vessels plied between New Berno and other portr, owned by New Berneans and manned by North -Carolina crews. They always proved remunerative to their owners and are still profitable in vestments as the following statement of what they save will show: We are reliably informed thit one s ut vessot tnat comes hue wnicn cost 4 000 eight years ego, has earned enough money during (hat time to pay all expenses salary of optain, wsges jf crew, Mil all repairs, etc., and still uet the owners just a little under 312,000 three times what was paid for her, and cbe is now in hotter order and would soil tor more money today than when purchased. It is said that they usually pay for themselves overy four year?. Our citiz-sas who hayemonfy seem to h ive lost eijiht of this Bpeciea of invest ment, fjr our hhippina; is now carried on by vessels owned iu other States, which causes the money they make, to bo can ied away fro:n here, while if owned and run by Now Berneans the money would corun hf re, and the city would get the beneGt, and we would be elai to hfve investments made with money which is now locked up in Unl ted States bonds or somethiug else, wtiich does not pay near as well and benefits no one but the capitalist. Personal Miss Mary Rhem, who has been vieit iiiii her aunt, Mrs. Mary Tuokcr, re turned home yesteiday, and Miss Clara Bryan, of Covo, came in last night and is visiting at Mr. Tucker's. Tueeday the steamer New Berne, cf the O. D. line, arrived with the follow ing passengers: Miss Lizzie Neal re turning from a yiBit to friends in Nor folk; Miss Mary Oliver coming home from a pleasure trip to New York; Mrs. R. S Primrose, returning home from a visit to her mother, Mrs. MoCready' of New Y'ork, who accompanied Mrs. Primrose home for a visit to her; Miss Francis Wewe, formoriy of New Berne, now of Matte, .van, N. J., who comes to visit hor sister, Mrs. James F. Norman; Meesrr. E. Conger and F.E.Jones, of New York, on a trip to New Berne and Mrs. C. Foreman and children moving here from Nebraska. Mr. Foreman came on a little ahead of his family. Mrs. Foreman is a sister of Messrs. Blade Bros., the proprietors of the large saw mill just over Trent river. Mr. S, H. Gray came back from a Northern business trip. Mr. D. Congdon returned from a business trip, and Mrs. Congdon from spending the summer at Sagg Har bor, L. I, Rev. L. C. Vass, D. D., returned from attending the North Carolina Synod in Wilmington and from a trip toSavanah, Georgia. , Mrs. Sarah Dowdee and her children returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. J. Harper, near Fayetteville. Church Notice. Hancock Street Methodist Church, Sunday, Nov. 2. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. Subject, "The Chureh," at the conclusion of which the eacramentof the Lord's Supper will be administered. At 7:15 p. m. the pastor will preaoh on "Universalism." Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday- school at 3 p. m., W. R. Barrington, Sup't. The public are invited to these services and will receive a oordial wel come. Buried Alive While Under the In fluence of Morphine. New Philadelphia, O., Oot. 29. F. H. Leider, who took an overdose of morphine October 25, and was supposed to have died, was buried October 27. His brother, who oould not set to the funeral, came today and wanted to see his brother's body. When the coffin was opened it was found that the supposed dead man had been in a stupor and had come to life in the casket. His face was soratched and the glass in the coffin lid broke 3. TJio ? ire i J aal Bjit Articles known to medioal science are used in preparing Hood 's Sarsaparilla. Every ingredient is carefully seleoted, personally examined, and only the best retained. The medicine is pre pared under the supervision of thor oughly competent pharmacists, and every stepin the progress of manufac ture is carefully watched with a view to seouring in Hood's Sarsaparilla the pest possioie result. , i WHY ESULAfiD REJOICES. America Keeps Herself Out of All Other Markets A Strong Point onProteclion. London, Oct. 29. Gladstone arrived at Dundee, today, and was presented with the freedom of the city. In ac cepting the honor, Gladetone made an address in which he referred to the commerce of the city, which it was said was threatened by the adoption ot the new tariff bill by the American Congress. He would not, however, he said, bring a railing accusation agaiast the people of the United States. Protection, although it might inflict incidental collateral blows on other countries, did far greater mischief to the people of the country which adopted such a policy. Gladstone then proceeded to contrast the decrease in tariff in England with the inorease in tariff in the United States, and said he found comfort for England in the fact that it wai not true that any tariff adopted by any country on earth, could interfere seri ously with the prosperity of Great Britain. The first effect of the McKin ley bill would be to raise the standard of prioes in the United States. This meant diminished power of cxporta tation. This again meant that while we were "damnifiod" in one of our twenty markets, we derived benefit in the other nineteen from the diminished power of the merchants of the United States to compete with British merchants in any one of them, this being due to the augmentation of prices in the United States and inoreased restraints under which merchants of the latter oountry have to work. Ho advised the manu facturers to allow Araerioa to find out for herself the evil effects that will fol low the adoption of high tariff. Meeting of Chiefs. We notice that the railroads through out the State have signified their wil lingness to give a free pass to one chief of fire department from every town in the state to attend a meeting of chiefs to be held in Greensboro on Nov. 12th. The object of such a meeting can easily be seen to be of immense benefit not only to the men themselves, but it will be felt throughout the State and by every town sending a representative to the conference; not only at a time of firo, where tho benefits of an oxebange of ideas will assert itself, but in the' safety felt by the community In general wherever a community exists which pos sesses a fire; chief with intereet enough in his duties as chief to take advantage of every opportunity to better acquaint himself with bis duties and propare himself for the hour when he must shrink from no duty, but be ready for any emergency ; be capable of not only meeting it but to successfully overcome it when met. We would respectfully suggest that every Journal of the State insert a notice with reference to the above, and from timo to time refer to the matter and insist on the attendance of the proper person from its town, Brothers, you oannot be too particular about this matter it means dollars and oents in addition to an easy and secure feeling when you lay down at night. Greensboro Patriot. Vance at Shelby. Shelby, N. C. , Oct. 33. Nearly two thousand people were in town today at hear Senator Vance, who spoke in the court house on the issues of the cam paign. For over two hours the audience lis tened attentively to the famous speaker At the dose many remarked that it was the finest speech they had ever heard. His appeal to the Alliance was superb. His exposition ot the McKin- ley monstrosity was masterful. Before the speaking there was a mounted Democratio parade, nearly five hundred taking part. Senator Vance left today for Ru the r fordton, where he speaks tomorrow. Express Charges on Advance in Rates. Chicaoo, Oot. 30. The Committee of the Express Companies, appointed to revise the freight tariff, has finished its work, and a circular has been sent out notifying shippers of merchandise by expresBof the advance in rates. The new schedule takes effect November 1st, and is based on an advance of 50 cents per 100 pounds between Chicago and eastern cities. Heavy Snow Storir,' Milwaukee, Oct. 30. Reports from the northern part of this State are to the effect that a heavy enow storm is in progress all through the northern row of counties. A neavy snow tan is re ported from Euclaire, Portage and Wausam. Lt. Gov. Steadraan a Large Purchaser Asheville, N. O., Oot. 80. Ex-Lieut. Governor Chas. M. Stedman has par chased the Oakland Inn property for ?102,003. He has leased it to New York parties. I) will soon be opened as a hotel. Ewart has signed tho Alliance de mauds. For Sale, Two Twin Reversible Engines 12x30 new cylinders; balance in good order. James Redmond Seo. & Treas. N. & T. B. S. B. Cc. sep86tf. BUCKLER'S ARNICA SALVE, The Best Salve In the, world for Cuts, I Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, P n , , , r, 1 i TT. , .. , vjoras, ana an nam .eruptions, ana posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is truaranteed to cive nerfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 29 cents per box. i or sale in JNewbein by F. . ,lusy, wholesale and retail druggist. I ChildrenCry Jorjitche JCutortt SHIPPING ARRIVED, Steamer Stout, of the Clyde line, with cargo general merchandise. Steamer Newberne, of the 0. D. line, with full oargo general merchandise, and passengers. Schooner E. K. Wilson, Capt. Elijah Lupton, from Elizabeth City. Schooner, Laura C. Wolff, Capt. Chas. Lynch, from Baltimore. Schooner Nina, Capt. James T. Salter, from Elizabeth City. IN port. Schooner Melyin, Capt. Samuel L. Howland. Schooner MattioE. Hiles, Capt. David Ireland. Schooner Cherubim, Capt. J. Nelson. CLEARED. Steamer Stout, of the Clj d- lino with caro lumber, shingles and cot;on. Steamer Nowberno of the 0. D. lino, with heavy cargo cotton. Steamer Eaglet, of the E. C. D. line, with full cargo of general exports. Stoamer noward for Trenton with full cargo gensral merchandise. Steamer Vanceboro. for Vanceboro, with cargo general merchandise. Sahooner Cornelia, Capt. Joseph Hill. NOTES. Steamer Vosper, of the E. C. D. line, will arrive this morning aud sail this evening. DIIiD. At Qabucken, Pamlioo county, Wed nesday, Oct. 29ih, Mr. John Alcock, aged seventy years. Ho v.ue a good and respected citizen. Fine Drug Business For Sale. Owing to ill-health of the proprietor an entire STUCK. Or DHUG8 will be sold on good terms. About 81,000 worth of goods on hand. Good opportunity Inquire at JouKNALcflice for informa tion. novl dwtf Commissioner's Sale- By virtue of a judgment cf the Supe rior Court of Craven county, grantei at the Fall Term 1889 thereof, I will sell Public Auction, for oash, at the Court House door in the city of New Berno, county of Craven and State of North Carolina, op Monday, the First day of Deoember, 1890, at half psft 12 o'clock, p.m., the following described property, viz: live Hydraulic Presses, Two Hydraulic Pumps. One Stationary Steam Engine. P. H. PELLETIER, Commissioner. Oct. 31, 1890. td State op North Carolina, ) Craven County, j Superior Court Before the Clerk. Pursuant to the judgment in the above named proceedings, I will sell a Publio Auction, at the Court House in Newborn, on Monday the 1st day of uecember, A.D. 1890 All that tract of land situated in said Craven county, at or near the head of Coleman's Creek, fully described in e deed from Elijah Ellis, Executor of Amos Wade, to Collins Moore, dated Nov. 25th, 1881, and recorded in Book No. 81, page 131, of the records of said county, containing luo acres more or less. Terms of sale, half cash; balance on credit of six montus. Title reserved until whole of purchase money is paid This 1st day of November, A.D. 1890 JAMES C. HARRISON, td Adm'r of Collins Moore. LooaMtems, Said our nearest village school teach er to one of cur citizens yesterday "General Ransom speaks tonight, 'A Fair Rebel' at the Thoatre, and Big Ike's Auction at his Auction Rooms which to attend to receive the mo6t benefit I do not know. BUY YOUR PIANOS AND ORGANS FROM a north Carolina House. High Grade Instruments At Most Reasonable Trices We Can SawTYou Money Chas. L. Gaskill & Co Middle St., opp. Baptist Church, oo26dw3mfp NEW BERNE, N. O. Wanted to Sell, A large lot of flno timber, including fine, ropiar, Ash, Uum and Oak, Bitu ated on the A, ft N. C. R. R ; and also an entire Saw Mill Outfit, inoluding team ana everything oomplete and ready for work. For further particulars apply at oc28dwlm JOURNAL OFFICE. Prof. Euarene Wallnau FIRST CLASS Piano Tuner and Repairer, Educated at the Conservatory of Music iu Berlin, has looated in this oity and will be pleased to receive Orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at Middle street, brick house next to the Custom House. . oc28 dimwit A Great Bargain Acres WILL LE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ! A VALUABLE PLAXTATIOM ated on tha South hid.i if the m-,.... vor, Ureo itnd a li.il f Ln fmm tha. ity of New Ho;na, N. i . One h,in,i.H nd tw enty-five ucres ean-d. uooo ;.am), U IT A 13 Li-; 1 O.t liwlCitlNQ Tobacco Raiding, or an v kind of fam. ing. The balance, tuc hundred and two acres, heavily ti;1; J,M.,i with pine, oak, cypress, ar.ii other L:l 'h of limber. It is also fine Grazinc Laud Good c i 11 iT . Oil' t k i 1 1 1 1 1 il i h . nn. a fine orchni h hn n i :-, FISHERY fronting ha!; r:i- en in- bench. here iht-r,. ;,. . fv ' . of marl that Can n V.r 'j t x i .i.-...1:! frrim '.i men vesstu- a n !.. i i It is n very brvitiful . ito cue. .-iii tl healthy lo ir vii-v, to the ecN. C. Iiiil- cation, present:. .si a n. assiug vessels and tho oaci. For l rniti :t-r)'y ;y T3 idA v i ill. C.; . il :i Albeit, OCO'J ii i: , , ,-, , ::.o. X. C. for Bale. Stmr Blanche Seyenty-live ft et ior,r, IS leet wide ver all; druuLl . ".) ;.. ,.d loaded, v . c ..L,.i, ,m.1 ivgis- '.: ,:.t. 4'. iUJ:. LTIi-j. 28 uriiea 110 t.iUs terea at lu.'Ioij et; licensed to cany i a-n si'era.and accommodates 1 00 on icur..ioiis. Ro- built in Ovtcbir, and dtclii'ic t rj t i r , j.'.. i ... ork '.h m...J.! as i hvih re- .-'11-..' j .its d tubes vuah.r 21, y Ni j t:nda h i.er-. l.t holier 7 ii :i, tensile y r,.., good as litvv. L;i uilt, nil -.. .u :ci: uu i ;; I'KOV. (.; ; ne-., i, boi I-i.-;,;eU'.! 19, bud Ii..-. :-jL'd to i .: steam preur in . , I'to.i I ufiiuo 10x10 o ae . . i feet by U) inches, cf trrr.Eth uO.(U) pciio l.-. Fully Uuip.J ihi jc, !.. .Kvorditig cider, tho ii to rivtr ,:'..t ii:ivi how ii fine T'-ed for ht a very to law and in iierfi ( l r n.:.i Blanche h solem: ..; i v : nd creel, uade, Ij ii!it : gation aaj v,her:, r.r. l h, towiute capacity. ;;ho h alo on reasonable U i n; low price. For further inform:,, i J.Mi:s lii'DM );;:,. yt aiij.;oJ&wif M;.!y 10 it I re an, cuh N. C. ThorcIsPrchbl, ivioi'vi soap Brought to tho town of New Ikriie than any other town in the iit:::s. Why is thiaV Brcau?e tho naorde are deter. mined to kmv clean, and have every thing about thcio pure uud sweet. An.l right here in tho reascn I keen Tansiil & Co.'s Cicarn: they aro the purest and sweats nt Cichrs made, so all good tin, .here" say, and aie pk-astd with the rn. And don't you foifc-et the 25.000 to be given uw;.v on cuorsi-. V, ii may win money. Wji. L. PALMER. rOii pi I . Ci r " ro J. II. Crabtrec & Co. Have ono Sicoiid !Iju,1 uigl.t horse power ENGINE AND UKi L:RN TUBU LAR BOILER for sale, .in first clafS order. October 25, 1390. dlw 150 Pair Ladies' Shoes, 3 e, 4 a and 0 s, will be sold at One Dollar per Pair, AT &3 it hiQfQt These Shce3 cost at tho Factory ?1 25 tO SI 00. Those Who want, harirninu will do well to call a:id exaaaine thim. sep2S dwtf MRS. BETTIE W HALEY'S. At Mrs.B.B. Lane's Old Btand On Pollock street., aoioiainrr R. N. Duffy's dru,; ftoro. Full and entirely i.nw Btock of rshnien. Millinery, Notions, tic. Litest bivIph in Hats and Bonc.ts. A skilled MeutiDJlitan Millinfir In charge. Also a first clas Dress makins: De partment. All work dene iu best stylo. Orders from tho country promptly filled. cenl8 d w.lm -V."" : ":' K?3?P9; FUANITUfiE ! ! r.; New York Furniture Store - Has just received tho Finest Stock of... Furniture,Organr, Musical Instruments, Clocks, Carpets. Oil Clo;hs and Trunks, ; Also, a job lot of Oil Paintings and Pio- ' ture Frames, which I am dosing out " 50o. on the dollar. All of wlucb.wMl be sold cheaper than Bny other store in the city. Call and examine mystock'V; and be convinced that the New Vork v 1 Furniture Store is tha place to get tow money's worth. ...A" I am also Acent for No. mvhaiu -mhi Wilson Sowing Machine, the best in the ,,i world, and the New Home, tho next best. And can furnish ou wiir, . . ' taohmonts for any machine made, r v: ' , : umce ana Hales Kooms opposite Guv ton Houbo, New Berne, N. C. . , ; , TURNER, . , ool3 dwtf . Proprietor.
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