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The Daily
OURNAL
W- VOL. EX.--NO, 212.
NEW BERNE. N. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1890.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
I have a barrel of Fine t omed i.e r
opened. C. E. 8uvkr.
JF. IVE3, Armour's Agent for
Dressed Meats, Sausage, Pork,
Dressed Fowls, Corned Beef, Condeneed
Ilinoe Meat, in cold storage.
I WILL bare a full eupply of choice
Stall fed Beef at my stalls Saturday
morning. Send in jour orders
i B. Swkbt.
SCDPPEESONQ WINE for the
Christmas Holidajs fite quality
St II 00 per gallon Address W. E.
BBOWN, Vanoeboro, N. C. 3
"VTEW GOODS just received et
-Li Churohill & Parker's,-euoh ae
Mince Meat. Raisins, Currants, Prunes
Citron, Dried Apples, Spices of all
kinds, Bologna 8iustr and Northern
8usages, Tripe, etc.. Macaroni and
Cheese, Chocolates and Gelatine. At!
of the above are ne w and fresh: in fict
we guarantee all our goods and prices.
Just come in once and ee what wo cap
do; all we ask is one trial. Ver? rtsp
Churchill & Parker, Broad st.
ROBERTS & BRO. aro rtcvivicft
their fall stock Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Groceries and Provision..
They buy at headquarters and can give
you Low Prioes. au26
THE TAYLOR ADJU3TARE SHOE
for ladies. Nuw ani marvelous in
vention. 8ee sample N. AiiPiN,
j 18 if Opposite Journal Offi o.
LD PAPERS for en!e ia an? qu'in
J titiea at JOURNAL offi -e
possibly, deliberately refuse to see
the troth, and some who know the
troth and some who don't seem to
know it persist in constant and
o'cen cowardly assanlts upon Mr.
Cleveland. Philadelphia Times.
LOCAL NEWS.
IT is reported from Washington
that the Force bill will pats. A
Democratic caucus will be held
noon to determine ;uty policy on
the subject of this bill.
ON Tuesday Mr. Wheeler, of
Alabama, argacd in the House that
the whole Tariff law was a nulity
hetMnae of the omission at M'cticn
30 from the enrolled i-ei-y oi'llei
bill.
A PRESS dispatch from (X-ula
Florida, warrants the conclusion
that Dr. Macune will have charge:
preferred against him, and will
probably receive the grand buuuce.
Ool. Polk will probably be re elected
President of the Alliance.
General Cadmus M. Wilcox
died in Washington City last Tues
day from the effects of a full. All
soldiers of Lee's army remember
Wilcox and will cherish his mem
ory. Gentle in camp, genial on
the march, he was a lion in battle.
We have learned that EL A. La
tham, editor of the Washington
Gazette, will be a candidate for
reading cleik of the House on the
meeting of tho Legislature, lie
has filled the offiee well iu tha past,
and we aie assured that the House
will honor itself in his re-election.
Brother Latham is a genial gentle
man, a prompt business man nnd a
true Democrat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
B. Sweht -Stall fed betf.
Dr. Kino Royal Germetutr.
J. F. Ives Armour's agent, etc.
C E. 8LOVHR-Fiue oorned bstf.
Cotton. New Berne market Sales
of 23 bales at 7 to 8 50.
The board of city council will be in
seseiou tonight: meeting at7:E0 o'clock
Tnere will be a meeting of the Wo
mau's Missionary Society of Centenary
M. E, Church at Miss Carrie May hew 'o
retiience this afternoon, at 8i o'clock
A correspondent in this issue con
demos the action of the city authorities
in allowing the "Merry-go Round" to
be run ou the lot next to the Salvation
Aroiv. If the noise and disturbance
created there is qb great aa has been
rtported we know that the Mayor will
not allow it to bo continued.
The New Berne Collegiate Institute
has its pupils to make practical appli
cation of their studies. Prof. Thorms
has an arithmetic ciass tint has just
reached thu subject of mensuration,
and he had all i's members to take
measurements of both the buildings and
the campus, draw diagrams of tbetn
ani calculate their dimensions sepi
rately and collectively We have seen
two of tho diagrams, those drawn by
Musters Geo. B. Waters and Claud
Gaismn. Ihev are neatly exocu6od
aiid rtfljot credit ou these etudsnts and
jn the tr.iininj given at tho I stitute.
Personal.
Mr. E. V. Small, representing ''Kings
Royal Oermatuer" at Atlanta, Ua , i
ia the city. Mr. Small is a nativo of
Be-.ufort count and lived in New
Berne in 1SG3. II 3 is a clever penile
man and is traveling in the interest of
'Oormateur," a remedy that has bean
accorded very hih praise.
Messrs W. S. Fields and J. V. Sut
tun, of KinstOD, are registered at the
Albert.
Mr. Hugh Holland. book-keeper for
E. B. Watts & Co., of Winston, and Mr.
Allie Powell, of Triuity College, came
home last night for a vi.-iit to their rela
tivee.
Toe family or Mr. J. a. Watson, came
iu, mofiag Sack from Kiastoa to New
Berne.
Mr. Ojo. Henderson, ngent of the
E C. D. line, relumed home yesterday
on the feteamer Neuse A pirty
of gentlemen came in on her as ir.
vited guests, and were' taken out driv
ing ia the afternoon by Mr. Henderson
and shown some of our fine truck
firms. The following ij a Hat of them:
F. D. Howell, Claim Aatent P. R R
E. Q. Dixon, Division Freight Agent
P. R R. ; E. W. Coffin, Division Freight
Agent C. A. and West Jersey R. R.;
Qeo. Stephens, Division Freight Agent
P. W. B. R. R.; R. B. Cooke, General
Freight Agent N. Y. P. and N.; Wilmer
Palmer, P. R. R ; H. O. Morse, Presi
dent Edge M. Bridge Works; Preston
Lsa, President Union National Bank
Col. W. A. LiMotte, Treasurer Farm
ARRIVAL OF THE ' SEUSE."
Welcome to this Mew and Elegant
Steamer.
The handsome steamship jut built
for the E. C. D. line arrived here yes
terday about noon, which was a little
earlier than was expected. Many were
lookicg for her, and it was not long be
fore (be news of her arrival spread all
over the city and crowds of eager visi
tors from every direction could be seen
wending their way in that direction to
get a view of her, and she elicited ex
pressions of admiration from all who
saw her. iho- question, liave you
seen the new boat?'' could be heard
over and over in every part of the city,
and we expect if she was to remain
here today the rush would be greater
thnn it was yesterday, but she will not
be here as she leave j this morning at 5
o'clock for Elizibeth City; but the will
be back here by Sunday and will begin
running regularly next week. She will
start from New Berne on her first regu
lar trip next Wednesday at 6:80 p. m
It is expected that thirteen hours will
be her average time between New Berne
and Elizibeth City. She made the trip
this turn in fourteen hours, though ebe
delayed pome on the way.
Eler officers are, Captain, Peter Davis,
f inxu rly captain of the steamer Eaglet;
(i rat mite John D. Hall, formerly cap
Uin of the steamer Vesper; second
mate, Louis Angoll, f irmer mate on
the bU'amer Eaglet; Purser, N. C.
Hughes, of New Berne; chief engineer,
John Savin, former engineer on the
steamer Vesper.
She it beautifully finished, well ar
range 1, richly furnished, and hasevery
convenience desired, by passengers;
An Act Regarding the Oyster Inter
est. The following bill, looking to the
oyster interests of North Carolina, has
been prepared by one of our citizens
and will be presented to the next Legis
lature:
An Act to Protect Ousters and to En
courage the Cultivation of the bame.
The General Assembly of the State of
North Carolina do enact, and it is here
by enaoted by authority of the same.
Sue. 1. That from and after the rati
fication of this act it shall not be lawful
for any person or persons to remove in
the shell, beyond the limits of this
State, any oysters unless the same shall
have been planted in some private oys
ter beds in this State for the space of at
least two years prior to their being re
moved, and in no case Bhall it be lawful
to remove any oysters in the shell out
of the State under two and one half
inohes in length.
2. That from and after the 1st day of
May, A.D. 1891, it shall not be lawful
for any person or persons to tako from
the waters of North Carolina any oys
ters between tbe 1st day of May and
the lit day of October in each and
every year, from the natural beds or
rocks of the State, except for the pur
pose of returning, or planting them, or
for selling them to be planted in some
of the private oyster beds in the State
of North Carolina.
3. That it shall not be lawful for any
person or persons to buy or sell any
oysters taken from the waters of this
State, unless the same shall not be lees
than two and one half inches in length;
provided, that this shall not apply to
oysters taken to be returned to the
waters of the State, or to be planted in
some private oyster beds in the State,
and all who manifest an interest in a
cause that is dear toevery true Southern
heart, I beg leave to tubsoribe mysef
J. S. CiRR.
A Local Item of Interest to New
Kerneans.
Mrs. Cullen A. Battle, of this city,
stales that after suffering for many
months with neuralgia she was advised
by friends to try Dr. King's Royal
Germetutr, when she purohased one
bottle, which entirely relieved her, and
confidently believes a few bottles will
cure any case of the same.
A polio u'.on will be iiir.1 i i h i
ral Assembly or Noith Carollu. wh'rh
convenes ou the first Wednesday In Janu
ij.ion, iu, i-nariur lor a HanK unfler the
name of 1 tie Farmers' ana Merchant' Bank
LNew 'lerne- Us main ur general
office at New Berr.e. villi a caDltal sloe nf
noi lees than JT'i.n'j i. dec" Uk
line,
lino,
THR Daily Standard-Union
edited by Marat Halsted has taken
upon itself the guardianship of the
Democratic party. It U now en
gaged ia championing oi Gov.
Hill and showing that Tammany
atands at the head of the national
Democracy. Halstead is a very ere Insurance Company; Col o. c
reoiger. rresiaeni Delaware rt. it
W. J. Porter, President J M. Poole
Company; M. K. King, General Man
ager N. S. R. R ; Cot. H. C. Hudgins
General Freight Agent N. 8. R. R; C. E
Darie, N. S. R. R.; T. J. Lapsley, of
Baltimore; F. O. Sweaton, Eleotrioian
E. T. Warner, Vice-President Wilming
ton Steamship Company; E. Andrews
Auditor Wilmington Steamship Com
pany
sharp man, bat he is not the man
to advise Democrats. Every word
that he say against Cleveland will
- be regarded by Democrats as com
alimentary.
The Apportionment bill intro
,f Educed in the" House by Mr, Frank,
, ; V- of Missouri, provides for redistrict-
, ins the) States and that Eepresen
i. ;7 tativea' to the Fifty-third and
iJ subsequent Congresses shall ? be
' ' J elected "by districts 5 composed of
, - -J territory contiguous, adjoining and
f - . compact. 89 that the district from
', " the central point to the several
, 1 -1 . boundaries shall be as nearly equal
' ras practicable, and the population
not greater nor less by more than
8,000 than the average, population
of the other , districts in the State.
1 . ' If the Demooratic National Con
" - tention had to meet at this time
" i a Hlmo In t Via nfiftr fnf.nrfl
' to select a candidate for President
-it would nominate. Grover Glev
land by a practically unanimous
' vote outside of New York, and it
v would nominate, him i quite aa en
thusiastically and ' as overwhelm
ingly if New York r wefe" "against
him as if New York iavored him.
Most of the New York Democratic
leaders ' know, the truth.' ; 'A few
A Big Tobacca Fire Two Men Killed;
Detroit, Mich., Deo. 3. At 2 o'clook
this morning fire started in the fine-out
department of tbe immense tobaooo
manufaotnring establishment Of Daniel
Sootton & Co.. at Fort and Oampan
streets, this city. Adieavy fall of snow
prevented prompt attendanoe of the fire
department, and when a euraoient force
was on tne ground tne nre nad gained
great headway. While the - firemen
were ngnting tne nre, tne wall rell be
fore all could get away. Pipeman Rob
ertson aid Patrick Coughlin were
buried in tne aeons. Kooineon was
dng out dead. Conghlin was taken oat
alive with his head crushed, and he
died at tbe hospital in an hour. The
firs was (till smoulderlng-at 10 o'clook
this morning. The big building had
been destroyed witb a loss of 9100 000,
while $200,000 more In stock aad ma
obinery were lost. The fire throws 400
hands out " ot. employment,; but the
place will ba Immediately rebuilt.
' CHItD RK! 'lt JOT
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing efleots of Sjrun of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, and If the father
or mother be oostive or bilious tbe most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
it is tbe best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottl;.
lighted by electricity and heated by
,'aiu throughout, and has a powerful
volving electric light towards her
runt, by the aid of which objects can
i di.-tcovered at a great distance ahead,
le is lioenscd to carry 200 passengers,
d lier freight facilities are ample.
Her hold will contain 300 bales ootton,
ad her main deck 500 bales.
She is a splendid boat in everyway
and one of which New Berne may
irttly be proud .
We putiliah below what tbe Norfolk
Virginiau had to say of her when she
rrived there:
Yesterday morr.ing at 10 o'clock the
propeller Neuie, a handsome iron hull
relght ud passenger steamer built
by tho Harlan & Hollingsworth Com-
ny,of WilmiOKton, Del., for the Wil
mington, N. steamship (Jompany,
oi ir in a part of the Eastern Carolina
Dispatch Line, attracted conBideiable
attention as she oame into tbe harbor
witb fligs and bunting streaming. She
will ply between New Berne and Eliza
beth City, N. O., in connection with the
Norfolk Southern and Atlantio and
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroads,
Ooldaboro and the South via New Berne
rom all points North. She is 200 feet
long, 30 feet beam, 11 feet depth of
hold, and is propelled by two triple
expansion condensing engines 12 by 20
by 30 with two steel boilers, eaoh Mi
feet long and 96 inohes inches in diame
ter, capable of sustaining a pressure of
160 pounds to the square inoh. Her
tonnage is 720.18 gross and 487 04 net.
The ioterior arrangements are com
fortable and complete. The main saloon
on the hurricane deck is 129 feet long
and bordered on either side by fourteen
staterooms, two of which oontaln hand
somely fitted bridal chambers. The
smoking room, dining saloon and mam
saloon are furnished with pluah-oovered
furniture, and trimmed in button wood.
In addition to the 28 staterooms there
are 03 bertha. The courteous master,
Peter Davis, is assisted by J. D. Hall,
first officer, two engineers, and a crew
of fourteen. Life boats, rafts, pre
servers everywhere abound, and in a
case of accident to one engine and
boiler, she can still travel 13 knots per
hour under the other. The vessel made
the trio from Wilmington, Del., to this
city, stopping at no intermediate points,
in 20 hours, coming in through the
Capes She carries a number of guests
who expressed surprise at tne busy ap
pearance along our water front. The
Neuse will go regularly on the route
Sunday next.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Neuse, of the E. O. D.
witb passengers.
Steamer Eaglet, of tbe E. C. D
with full oargo general merchandise.
Steamer Carolina from Ortfton with
cargo cotton and passengers.
Steamer Vanceboro. from Vancoboro,
with full cargo shingles and lumber.
Steamer Cobb frjtn Oriftou with
cargo cotton.
IN POET.
Schooner A Idie Henry, Capt. Wm.
Hill.
NOTES.
Steamer Newborns, of the O. D. Una.
will arrive this morning and sail at
12 m.
Steamer Stout, of the Clyde line,
will arrive tonight.
Steamer Vanceboro will eil for
or to be sold for tho purpose of being Vanceboro at 8 o'clock this morning
planted in this State.
4. xnat any person or parsons ouena-i jui Good.
ing against the provisos of the above Say Bome dea,erg who Uy tQ 8e a Bub.
UUi.u,lu).uKU. " atituta nrflnaration whpn a niRtomfir
ing any oysters contrary to the provisos Cftlla for Hood's Sareaparilla. Do not
of the above law, shall be deemed allow any euch false 8tatements as this
uiuuourauiui, uuu uu wu- n(i(a von to bnv what mil dr not
viction inereot eacn ana every person want, Remembr that the only reason
so cngagea snail no uneu uve uoiiars ... mftkin(, it tu.t . fnw .nt. mnr
t L J I . . I - - ' - " -
or BatQ anu every ou.uei ot oysters so nrofit be maJa on the S11b,titutfl
Insist upon having the best medicine
Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Itself.
taken, to bought or so sold.
It is Peculiar to
8
An Outrage.
Editor Journal: Paneini? eloac Pol
look street, Tuesday night, I had my Children Cry for Pitcher's CaStOfla,
uiieuuou BvtmciHu 10 a uiohi, niaeous
babel of voicts which founded out unon
the night air much in the same manner A gentleman called at my store today
as an Indian war-dance, with its whoops to buy two pair of shoes, and wanted to
Fotice.
DO YOU KNOW
THAT Yen
NEK HRUQ STORE
ALL I l: . . ;, y A
First Class Pharmacy?
That our f.tcilirir ,
are unsur)a.s.''t'ii. tl,ri:i
guarautfpcl as I i uri
prcparati n. a;.d i.s ;
cordance witli tl.r i.iis
TLat our stm-i, , t'
l'ati nt il, -lii -i: - , ;..
NEW-;
I'liat we Imvr t!i- :", n,
l'oiiet Wati-rs, l'uii'i
and other Tnilrt I
and can b" asMiri
treatment .'
We alc ymi iu ,
be conviuei d. We tr
f our ciisiouieiii mill
atnuiii-' bv si r
honi-stlv at ;til tiii;i .
V'iv n f j to ( 1 u
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Middle trea, fuiir
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;: . used being
i.ii i accuracy of
..' ielly iu ae-
re.vriptionh?
( lieiuicals
:-;ilete and
I l-'.lract,
l'liwdera
i.l! times,
; i (M'.irteous
:':.ir trial and
: t!i wants
'i rit tbei
.:s '.fully and
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SALE, EXCHAKGE
' Ect. Sam. P- Jones Talks Ont.
We are in reoeipt of a letter from the
above world renowned evangelist, from
which we take the following extract:
"I returned from Tyler, Texas, on
March 12th. I find my wife has been
taking Royal Germetuer two weeks, to
the great upbuilding of her physioal
system. She is, now almost free from
tbe distressing headaches with which
she has Buffered for. twenty years
Surely it has done wonders for her.
wish, eyery poor suffering wife had ac
cess to that medicine."
" Later he writes: -
"My wife who was an invalid from
nervous sick headache has been entire'
ly cured by six weeks1 use of Dr. King's
Royal Germetuer. Her health is per
fect. Ia three weeks two of my chil
dren weret cured completely of nasal
catarrh. It is truly a gbbit WtirabT."
Dr. King's Royal Germetu er is a boon
to women. It builds up their strength
inoreases- their appetite, aids digestion
relieves them of the cause of disease
and insures healta. V" V
and outlandish shrieks. It did cot re
quire much effort to discover the cause
of these noises. A merry-go-round'
man had established h mself on the
vacant lot on Broad street, between J
W. Stewart s livery stables and the
al vat ion Army barracks. Here for
six nights in tbe week he professes to
serenade tbe public.
This, perhaps, is ono of those things
to which the publio, in its good nature,
may be willing to submit. But along
side or this howling crowd is a place of
religious worship, in which assemble
nightly tbe humble portion of our com
munity to offer unto God their tributes
of prayer and praise. Since the coming
of the "merry-go round" man, all at
tempts to hold religious services have
been well-nigh impossible, so deafen
ing have been the yells, etc, of the
unternned, who patronize the
merry-go-round."
Whoever of the city officials have the
licensing or such establishments is
guilty of a gross injustice to the oitiiens
who worship at this place. They are
entitled to the same consideration that
would be shown citizens occupying
higher positions in society. As it is
sen-evident to au that no merry-go-1
round" man would be granted privi-
lege to ereot a tent alongside tbe Pres
byterian, Baptist, Methodist or Episco
pal church, the unjust discrimination
a glaring faot. Simple -justice de
mands that this outrage be immediately
prohioitea, Com.
The Soldiers' Home.
The executive committee of the North
Carolina veterans' Association have
established a "Soldiers' Home" at
Raleigh. Already the "Home" has
been opened and several disabled
worthy Confederate soldiers are being
provided for. More are seeking to be
aamittea. me oommittee, with an
abiding faith in the love that the good
people of Worth Carolina cherish for tbe
old and disabled "con feds," have
risked tbe establishment of a "Home."
relying upon the generosity of a sympa
thizing puono to sustain it. 1 do not
believe that the oommittee have plaoed
a false estimate upon the affeotionsof
tbe people of north Carolina respecting
the Confederate soldiers. In the hour
of our country's need, they left all to
follow ber flag. Now in their distress
I believe the good people of the State
will help to maintain those stricken and
disabled in a cause we all loved but was
lost. -1 feel that the interest of the
Bome" commends itself to every one,
take them up for his wife to look at
them. Sys the proprietor, "if you
want them you must pay for them, and
if they don't ouit you can get your
money back." The guntleman went
off very much indignant. Now, gen
tlemen, if you want Big Ike's goods
you must pay for them before you
carry them off.
W Do not confuse The
Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York,
with any other Company
of apparently similar name,
but less magnitude.
Bear in mind that there
is no Life Insurance com-
. , fr t v
pany called " lne iNew
York Mutual Life" and
that there is no Life Insur
ance Company chartered
by the State of New York,
authorized to use the
word MUTUAL in its title
except The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of
New York.
Richard A. McCtjrdy,
President.
Robert A. Granniss,
Vice-Prssident.
E. Street
Has just returned frciu ths West with
a FINE LOT of IlUUSLS an.l MULE3.
Alto, a fine lot i f l:;,'i-i. a. Itoad
Carts and f Urnt-fr-.. i:li r.f v. w h wiu be
sold aa LOW AS Tiii: I ty !;.-!'.
Don't fail to ccme r.n.i ru? him btfore
making a trade.
FecdiDK a epechlly. v...v dwtf
BUY YOUR
PIANOS AHD ORGANS
Fl'.LM A
Hertl? Carolina Bsuse.
High Grade Instruments
AT .Most ;ea8onaih.k Prices.
We Can Savn You Money.
Chas. L. Gaskiil & Co.
Middle St , 0pp. Ii.ptiftt Cliurch,
oc2CJ3mfp NEW P.EUNE, N. C.
Stmr Blanche for Sale.
Seven t-fivo fof t lor,j.', IS feot wide
over all; draui.t 3-J mciita loaded.
canics 110 I'aSe uf cottrn. and rpi.
tertd at Cimorn I!o!:r-. 4" tons gross, 28
net; licensed to carry pacsongers, and
accommodates 100 on excursions. Re
built in October, ltf-9. Joiner work
and decking entirely new, hull made as
nood ae new. Enrico and boiler re
mit, all wearicii uud destructible Darts
renewed; new cro.vn ehset and tubea
boiler. Insuicsi-d Novtrmber 27.
1869, and licccBed to carry 86 pounds
steam pressure Propeller 43 inches,
engine 1010 cylinder, upright boiler 7
rest Dy tsu inches, of 5 1C iron, tensile
strength 50.0C0 pounds.
Uully equipped throughout, accord in e
to law and in perfect running order, the
Diancno is splendidly adaDted to river
and creek trade, to light draught navi
gation anywhere, and has shown fine
towins: capacity. 8he is offered for
sale on reasonall ) terms, and at a very
low price.
For further information ppply to
James Rkdmond. ScV & Trass,
aug3d&wl Now Rerne, N. C
For Sale,
One House and Lot on Craven street,
opposite Court House. Household and
but especially do I appeal to the women Kitchen Furniture. One fine Piano,
of North Carolina to make the "Home" one Horse, one new Folding Top Buggy,
the ipeolal object of their are. Tbe 006 liKnt Double Seated Vehiole with
"uoma - nae bo certain mod to rely iauvvj
For further information apply to
decSdwlm W. M. A8HER.
upon, for support We have laid the
foundation stone of tho 'Home" noon
tne loyalty oi JNortn uaroiinians to tbe
eause of the noble and good, and with
faith in God that Ho will maintain the
right.
I appeal epeoialiy to the ladies. Heln
the "Home. " Giro some son of an
entertainment, and send the proceeds
to jar. w.- v. Btronaon, Treasurer,
Baleigh, N.. O. YOu will be most
agreeably lur prised, I am sure, at the
reaainess wnion. you will find on the
part of the publio tor enootrsce and
patronise you. The ladies of Raleigh
anaimrnam, and mayood bless them, Big loduoements to country mer
A Fresh Supply
C&siardY Hico Small
Sugar Cured Hams,
the Best ' In the World, together with
v 7 everything else in the .
'GROCERY LH1E.
benefit In this direction and plaoed the
manairemeni unaer tasting obligations.
May I ask that the ladies of New Berne
do likewise? , Eelievinu that tulssv.
peal will cot rass v Leoded, ani taking
tho r
-jef atri:'-n9 God rr a iny
Special Drives , ia: Toticco,
j-1 i v From 15o. per pound up. -
JEW
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JUST RECEIVED.
Stacy Adams & Co.'s
m
onoes.
Jas. Means' Shoes.
The Diamond Shirt, all "
sizes. - i. i.
For the next 80 days we will Bf 11 a
good 75o. uolaundried sbirt for 60c,
sizsl4tol6i. j : .
run urera rique unu oatine oOBOm
Shirts for $1.25, worth Sa.OO.1
Stein, BlochJ fejCfil
h mil iinniiT Mamninq .
from Sogers, Peet &;Cb. '
;? A hew lot t Flalv f op VmitM tot
ered Trunkiyallset and Saawl Straps.
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Rugi.'M - ".
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