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NEW BERNE. N. C TDESDA.T. JANUARY. 27; 1891.
PRICE!!5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. ;
T)UCX WHEAT, Msp'e .Sjrop, Cocoa,!
JJ Chooolate. Freeh Boasted tfeae,
I U I, rreah Caaned Goods: -...
C. E. Blotkb.
I? 03 SALE AT COST " ; :
t dci. bottles Lsmon Elixir, v -ih.-.i
kittles Electric Bitten.
3 ' Mr. Jos Persons Remedy,
0 Botanio Blood Balm. '
En a aire at Journal cfflae. 97 lw '
fEW DRTJQ BTORR Drugs, Medi-
aiDM and Chemicals. C. r. foptr
Ur PrODrieurr Medicines. All varieties
of DnsffUt'i 8andrtea. Trosiee and
Braces. New erop QwdenSeeds. Fine
y . and Large 8tock Ciars and Tobaooo,
f .a Lb- w. PmonptuBB aocuraieiy
compounded (and not it WAR prices),
ur motto and out suooees.
CO. GKKBir, .
Druggist and Apothecary, Middle st., 4
door from rouoca. y. juwa iy
. XT ICE NORTH CAROLINA HAMS
"Xl Just reoeived. . . -
iU-lw. - K.R. Jonas,
OK BOXES OF FINE; FLORIDA!
ZD ORANGES at thurohill A Par-!
ker's. aU sixes, 40 ba told cheap f t any
quantity.- -.. .
Cbukcbox & PaBkeb, Broad at.
,OEVEN SPRINGS WATER A spe-
. O ciflo for dyspepsia and all kidney
and bladdor troubles. ' ror sale Dr
V:-. JjK; , tXi: ;-B..J. Goodisg.
ROBERTS & BRt) era receiving
their fall etook Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions.
They boy at headquarter and can sire
job WW rrwee.. auaso
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS..-
Fox Salb Medloine.
J. A..MBABOW Seed ate. "
0. E. Slovbb Buokwheat. eto. -
COTTOH New Berne Market -Seles
of 82 bale at 81 eto 8 70.-
The racing alone promieee to be worth
a visit to th Fair, , -. "
Messrs. Watson ft Daniels hare pre
seated the T.M.O. A. with a bait ton
Of coal. ;--;: . '
The "Little Help ra" of the Method
ist CburcB are requested to maet at the
residence tf MrsGeo. Beadersoa this
afternoon at 8:80 o'clock.
The ladies of the Fair Floral Commit
tee are requested to meet at the real
dance of 'Miss 'Carrie Maybe w, ' thli
(Tuesday! afternoon at half -put three
o'clook. . v
Mr. W, B. Oliver hu reoeired from
the Charlottesville Woolen Mills, of
Charlottesville. Va., some (of the cools
made by them, to be placed on exhi
bition at our approaching Fair.
Rev. ! D. W. Davie la conducting a
seriss .of Oootrtoal sermons at the
Church of Christ this week. Mr. Davis
Is quite a young mm and a forcible,
bold and attractive speaker, and a
eoholarly Bible student.
The Secretary of th
ParseiaL ' . -: ! K:-i:;; :.,
Rev. D. I. Craig, who conducted the
services Sunday at the Presbyterian
church, left yesterday to visit hil
mother, Mrs. Emsline Craig, Bear
Chapel Bill, after which he will return
to his pastorate at Reidivllle.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Beizeastela, of
New York, came la last night for a
visit to their eon, Mr. Chaa. Rsixeaitein,
and will remain nntil after the Fair.
' Messrs. R. Browne and E. Browne
left ob the steamer Newborn of the 0.
D. lint, returning North from a pleas
ure trip to the city. '
: Mr. "J. L. Cooper came home cn the
steamer Neuse of the E. C. D.iine from
a business trip to Philadelphia. '
Capt S. B. Gray left on the return
trip of the steamer Neuse for a business
trip to Baltimore.
Mr. Big. Mayer, a popular Cuban
drummer, has been in the oity a few
days talking cigars.
BICES AT TBI FAIR.
Thirteen Trials ef Speed Larger! Pre
mlimlist Em Offered 1b the State.
r. btobui, wkbctob.
The racing at the Fait will be a sew.
proainent,aBd very interesting feature,
A.bow race track, judgta sUcd.Iand a
strong, spacious, comfortable' grand
etand have been built, and pony, mule,
and horse running and trotting raoee
arranged for every day of the Fair ex
cept the first and last, and the aggre
gate amount of the premiums, offered
to the winners is f 1,020, which Is larger
than was ever offered before on raoee
by the any Fair ever held in the State.
Then are not lass than three to enter
for any raoe, two to start.
We give the list of races, in the order
of ooeurrenoe, the premiums offer e 3.
and the rules governing them:
Ttjbsoat, Fxb. 24th.
Bank pony, running race,1 9:80 p. m.;
1 mile, beet 8 In 5; pure $20; 50 per
oent. to first horse, 8St to sscond, If I to
third.
THRU lOI DTK CLASS
Trotting in harness. 8 p. m.: mile
heats, 8 In 5, puree, $85; 00 per oent. to
A Spanking Team.
To one who loves a good horse it is
exceedingly delightful to hold the reins
on some of the fin horse recently
brought to the elty, both by individuals first horse, 95 to second, 15 to third
and, our dealers. Bom of them are Wedhesday, Fbb. 95th
quite fast and will no doubt be put on I Running race, 19:80 p. m.; t mile.
the track during the Fair. J Testerday beet 9 in 8, foals of 1888. purse $50; $0
It was our pleasure to be taksn around f" t0 hor,e' w ,eoon,, 15
.. Ito tntra.
tna wacE oenina a oouoie team Belong- Trotting race. 1 p. m. ; 1 mile, best 9
lng to Mr. J. W. Stewart It was his I la 8. foals of 1887. purse. $75: 60 per
New Bene lux..! ..4 . ii,...iv..j k. leant, to firit horaa. 25 to aaeond. IB to
TBK EepuMtcans bava at last B0.t(i-r Trade haa received from the .bin,. tA.t. v-..n- 1 .-1 third. Raoersin this contest must be
a AnAnnni in I ha . .Qan at. I ill.. t. . i I . .. .. ..... 1 1010 IB IlOrtn vwOllna.
"""u - i . v-ioraw wuuiviv iwjtuw-u mue was eaeuv made inlesstban ri..i.i..n.u.'iM. .isi.
. - . . I ....... . . . I I W W.W V. Ul. ,
' iinri f.hft ninanrA rn m ci I t)A nnnpn I tbern eitr lattera or variona manniao- thru ni.n.. Al.i.n t. . ii.ii .... ti t r.
v-aw w-www. - " - ..... J- r ; .M w MHl .U WSJ VUHK I UD.I) V V. I.H WWW V Ul W. V.'V f
to a oonoluaiou. taring oonoerns looking for other Iocs-1 horse, registered, a fine and Eraceful 00 per oent to first horse, 95toseoond,
tions over tne country witn a view oil moTer. and one of the handsomest
WK Congratulate our excellbnt I moving their plant. , I animals ever brought to New Berne.
friend Joseph E. Robinson, of tbel ; Last' night at about a quarter past I Mr. Stewart is one of our enterprising
Goldsboro Axga", on tiU appoint-1 seven o'clook Caroline Moore, who lives leitlisDS. Be takes a pride In handling
SHIPPII6 NETtS.
. : ARRIVED,
Steamer.Neuse, of the E. a D. line,
with cargo general merohaadle.
s Steamer Vance bom. from Yanceboro,
with cargo lumber and chlnglee.
' Schooner. Regulator. Capt. Thomas
Gillikin. ' '
i Schooner Brave, Capt. Koowte.
0 Sf FORT.
1 Sohooner Cornelia, Capt Jos. Hill.
- Schooner Carrie Fareon, Ctptaia
Murphy. '
Sctojner Nina, Capt. Jamee T. Salter.
Schooner Laura C. Wolf. Cant Chaa.
Lynch.
Schooner AJdie Henry. CaDt. Win.
H. Bill.
Sohooner Jobn R. P. Moor Caof.
Joe. GaakUl.
Sohooner Rjbert J. McAllister. Cant
Joa. Morria.
CLEARED.
Steamer Newbern. of the O. D. line,
with cargo general exports.
Steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D. line,
with cotton, lumber eto.
Steamer Boward for Trenton with
oargo general merchandise.
Steamer Carolina for Grifton with
cargo general merchandise.
Steamer Vesper, Capt. George W.
Wallaoe, with Pasquotank Riflts to
cruise in Pamlico sound.
Sohooner Thomas H. Kirby, Capt. B.
Paters.
Schooner Elisabeth Ann, Capt J. B.
Howard.
Seed Oats.
1,000 Bnehela White Spring,
-"1,000 " Red Rust Proof.
For sale by
J. A. MEADOWS,
jan28 lm Union Point Mills.
menf aa Btat
1T.O.E.B.
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proxy fort be A". iM' Congdon's mills, reported at the good etook and has done a great deal
pono siaHon mat newiy oorn wuiie wwaroa impruviag ana ouuaiog up
ohild had ' been left at her door. I that interest in Eastern North Carolina.
Pinned to its clothing was aa envelop
containing $3 and a short note. Mr. J. Havens' Book.
Mr.'W. F. Bill, whil out driving! In 1880, Mr. Jonathan Havens, by
- Major General. Commander
fa Chief Fowle, wears the lanrela.
Now Jet the cannon borrowed from
' Governor Tillman belch forth its
loa&egt, Broadest, grandest salute !
yesterday on th macadamised roaJ. authority of the New Berne Improve-
lost control of hie horse whioh ran a way ment Company, wrote and published
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Eastern Carolina Bispatch.
Fast Fauenger and Freight Line Between
NHW BBRNB,
Eaitera Worth Carolina Pofata. and all
txmnecuona or the
PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD.
ISCL0DIWO
New fork, PhtUdalphla, Norfolk, Dal-
tlmore an Boston.
Th ONLY Trl-Weeklv Line Out of
New Bern.
THE HEW AND ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED
BlJtA.MJl.tt
Balls from New Berne
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS'
Stopping at Roanoke Island each way, and
rorming oiote connection witn the
Norfolk Southern Railroad.
The Eastern Dlioatoh Line, eonilitlo? of
in Wilmington a. o. i JNorroic Honmern
Puree $30.00, 1 3 mile, best 9 in 3: WjXar.,SS5SrSi
...!,,.. K- -M- , .,n, k,: 1,0 1 $5. S3. $2. I regular line, offering superior facllltle for
eection may be able to readily Obtain It? w ,.. ol o on m .,. auiok paisanger and frelaht transportation.
" - The request published below is a sam- n nn 1 V mil. w7 a T. a- rik fran.fr except at Elizabeth city, at
those who heard them that all preaohed I AM H0 pauuu ' " g80.00, 1 3 mile heats, best 3 in 3, 816, whiori point freight win be loaded on cars to
" l-ta l 1tta m s mm IT mmm la I awn J If n I . .i a, i a j .i -
and th buggy striking with vtolenoe
against the National Csmetery fence,
brok ia pieces and thrw Mr. Bill
against th fsnoe, bruising hi fao and
an Interesting book descriptive of New
Bern and the entire Pamlioo section of
North Carolina. It ia valuable a an
I advertising medium for this section,
and it is becoming known and sought
after, but unfortunately it Is out of
IS to third.
Muleraoa, 2:30 p m.; purse, $25;
mile, 919 to first mule, $8 to second,
$0 to third.
Thursday, Feb. 26th.
Running race, 13:30 p.m., open to all
ages; 1 mile, best 3 in 3. Purse 100.00;
00 per oent to first horse, 23 to seoond,
13 to third.
Trotting race toharntsj, 1 p.m.; tims
to beat, 3:85; best 8 in 5, mile heat.
Purse $325 00; $125.00 to first horse,
160,00 to second, $40.00 to third.
ubuuiuisu lauw w vuKgj, s.vu u.iu.
owner to drive. 13 mile, btstBino.
Purse E8J.00; CO per oent. to first horse,
80 to secend, 13 to third.
Trotting rsoe to harness, at 3 30 p.m.;
horse winning time nearest to 8 min
utes, 1 mile heat, best 8 in 0. Purse
$100.00; 00 per oent to first horse, 88 to
seoond, 13 to third.
Friday, Feb. 27th.
Trotting race, free for all, 12:80 p.m.
1 mile, best 8 in 5. Purse $130 00; 60
per oent. to first horse, 25 to seoond, 15
THE. Greenville , Reflector has
. entered ; upon Us tenth volume.
Lon may it continue to eBect the eattin hfairm, woundi tpiIn.
Bentiments or a orave, vinuous t pnt not dauasrous.
intelligent and progressive people. Th.r. three wi.itinr miniatara Prln flr,t dlUon h'lng ben
a i w.- ttt t t I nans tea. wouia it not oe wen tor tne
L n u.-i.-j .u.o lorEanlzatlons Interested la thedevel
7 trust that it will not be t l!lt .Wnh. p... n. r oral,. Af Raids. opmnt of this part of th But to bars Ethlxd.
; bloody one. bat; if it Bhoald be. we .nu. .t ih. P,a.h.UrI.n ehnrnh andl"'11" ll"on Pntd.s that those I Pony ranBiag race for boys, 1p.m.
hare no fears as long as the Vesper Rsv. D. W. Davis, of Washington, ati"" """" 7m,u?? mD!
floats with Betsy's DOTS on her th Disciples church, and it is said by nr"''" "."WI . , Pony trotting race at 2.30 p.m.
UeCK. . . I .... . , Inlanf man lattarr that Mr. Havana I ItO Si K9.
I oenstantly receiving la regard to the
book:
New York, Jan. 831, 1891
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BBbSbBI BSBBSSBSIeB
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I exceptionally fine termbne.
BISTORT repeats ltseit. in imv The editor and proprietor of the
1 Roast Beef I" was the lslogan Of I Qoldsboro Argus. Mr. Joe. E. RobinsbD,
ft Dolitioil Party, and : it seems to f has been appointed by Governor Fowl Johathab Bavbhs. Eaq
have been abORt all the Indians State Proxy of th A.&N.C. K. R.. Oor.Sao. New Bern Improvem't Co.
" rT , Ti , . a and Mr, B. E. Dillon, of LaGrange, has! Mr W-WUl you pleas forward
wanted in the tp lamented un, ; . Tmtoj&&Jaf Pamlico
'MaRantnAftn r - - T. I . r 7 T ,, j loection or oria uaroiiaa." i want
picautiBiucuB. I tors of the Eastern North Carolina In-1 fnr nartl. ahnns tn uu ni,r
caused I State, xours respeotruiiy,
J. B. BlSLKY.
I so through to destination.
uireoiaugooa u oe snippea via tan ere
1SU
27.
a a Ma if
TnB Wilminirfnn MnsHpnirer haa Asyium to nu n vacancy ,
failed to reach this office two even
ings in succession. Of conrso the
oaper i greatly missed. We sin-
sl . a. si .
u wm d seen py reierenoe to in i Criminal Courts.
I W 9 ta a a r a a a I
rair race premium lies, anas an ibsi irroB JouBAL:-Ar th taxnavera
raO for ThursdaV for a DUrS Of $100.00 I a nn that thara la a mnnnunl ab tank
erely hope . that , no accident has u a little out of th usual lin ia that I to plaoe Craven county in Judge Mears'
' ' m a j a . 11 if.. . . . a I sf1lMalsaei1 sTII-Mtall! . aan nnsmaksashaiaisBafW JBtsasV
nappenea to wis moss excellent th winning none is not to d tn on
journal.
;; "From the : bad ordors which
emanate from, .the tension office
Eaum7s refrigerator mast be a
that makes th fastest time, but th
one that corns the nsarsit to trotting a
; mil ia sxsotly thrs minutes, whether
above or below that figure.
Ia this issue is a communication op-
Criminal Circuit at aa unnecessary oost
to th county or several thousand
dollars a rear T
Did th County Executive Committee
sountth cost when at their meeting
some time slnoe they gay their sano
tion to this bropositloa I
we hav tried tnu criminal Court
Oarollna Dispatoh dally a follows;
from New York, by Penn. R. R riei
fioru iuTr.
from Phlladtlphla. by Phlla,, W. Balio.
B. KnDoek Bt. Station,
From Baltimore by Phlla.. WU. a Balto, B.
k.. rreaioeni at. utation.
Prom Norfolk, by Norfolk (Southern B. R.
From Boston, by Merchants 4 Miners Tranf-
nauonuo.; dew xorBandMw Hoglacd
R.
Bate aa low and Urn aaloker.thui by mi
othar line.
For further information apply to
W. H.- JOYCK (Gen, Fgu Trafflo Agent,
P. H. K.I.U ! irai rramo Manager.
GEO. srEffllf 9. Dlylslon freight Agent.
P. W.4H. K. It.. Phlla.
B. B. OOOKP, Oeneral Freight Agent, N. T.
P. A N. R. K, Norfolk.Va
H.a HtTDOIMS, Oeneral Freight Agent. B
o. tt. a rionoik, va.
GEO. RSNDERSON. Agent.
fb20 dw Nwbrn. N. O.
Alliance Appolntmenti
Ben. Terrell, the Allianoe orator of
Texas, will address the people of East'
ern North Carolina as follows:
Ssturday, Feb. 7, Currituck C. H.
Monday, Feb. 9, Camden C. H.
Tuesday, Feb. 10, Elisabeth City.
Wednesday, Feb. 11, Hertford.
Thursday, Feb. 13, Gatesyillo.
Friday, Feb. 13, Eden ton.
Saturday, Feb. 14. Columbia.
Mon. and TueS., Feb. 10. 17, District
Allianoe at Plymouth.
wsdnesdsy, sen. is, weaning ton.
Thursday, Fsb. 19, Bayboro.
Friday, Feb. SO, Newport.
Saturday. Feb. $1. Trenton.
Mon. and Tues., Feb. S3. 24, District
Allianoe at New Bern. ;
Wednesday, Feb. 30, Snow Bill.
Thursday, Feb. 26, Tarboro:
Friday, Feb. 87, wn . . PTE ft M I ft II II II n V
AU th people are ooraiauy tavitea I O I b U I.I L M U II II II I s
Send One Two-Gent
tamp to Chas. L. Gas-
kill & Co., New Berne.
If. C, and learn how
some childcan become
he owner of a hand-
some rarlor Ortran.
Stool and Instructor
positively free.
We Have Them Againl
ELM CITY
WnnM it. nn rpmpilv rfiA Doainsr the construction of a brldf I experiment and found it unnecessary
, . . - . I T. ITL.
anrnaa Nanu rlnr. ; Whstlisr nek IB IBU unuuti, wm auvivw, xuv
..a.f m. . , I Inferior Court projsot met a
"""" " " "! r ' : : fate after a brief existence.
tion tnat tn xuture ; wouia nav to uw
old and not any on person.. The
skasiaaMa a
matter to get John Sherman to
walk through a time or two T C
' . aaaMsss)asaawaaaa : .;
-Cojiebody charges old floar
w t j falsehood. "Any thing : new
te attend th lecture of thir diatin
guished gentleman. All thsse meetings
will be publio except tn secona any oi
similar I each Distriot Alliance, whioh Will b
. I dav-ota1 to drilllnr the) officers ! of
- -1 , I T V- , . ...iPAuMto Alll.HMa tHMHBMlnB tttm Ilia.
now in ail CBBiiur a ana was uio i vuuui; "-"- '"- -" i-i
have w for mor court when those trlot, all of whom art expected w oe -'
movement has been discussed on many we hare are more than ample for the present. Every member whale anxious eaokv
DNngnsi umm im iimmm vu muj l. i . ,. I.- mtll wfkr that Hnwittjm I tit
Now prsparod to do good work on
Collars, Cuffs and Shirts.
Lace Curtains iaundriad 50o. to $1.00
White Spreads, 25a. to 50o,
' lAI.ifnh of all hnalnaa and our BAAnla to baoom familiar
different oooaslone , and it nas geaerauy r- every sixty work ought by all means to attend the
. . a v , . f L I . . - .. . I. . ( . . 1. . . . ,
mi wua lavor oj uc iobuidb suiwm i -j.., u ar0Ts or otnerwtse as would M i uistrict Auianc. Ana u iowwwij
men who hav given it thought. ' 1 th case should this new Comrl be naoeseary for every County Mw to
-1- - . , . . llnatltntd. " ' ... lin voniraiuna jviirroi KfcB.wiuu,
Th PuqnoUniEJfles leftyesUrdaylw;""1..,p.n-mn. iv.flnMrlA. Manif his Count r Allianoe hu. to pay
morning bfor day to mat anoweri0ja(j,jaWhiUker disposed of both I his xpase. -Vvv
nvntia In Pamllna aontid af tar violaton I Criminal and CH1I dooketa in one weak I ' Let th Publi tarn Out at thee meet'
Af thaiTterlawa and to vUlt Wash. wha th lawgly him two wksto lags, and learn what AlliMiootrlnes
Hitnii nh.fiu m Rbiimjin tiM . . . I disnoa of th buslB of our court. l are. ivuis wh,hi ii
v.v . --. iinffton. - xnose enooanierea tass w i - .... . i j.m
2ec'.2:i to move with his family to war allowed to depart unmolested ont0 or u,,,, prigonere awaiting trial
Athsville. His prsperty xat Wu I their promise to leave lmmdutly. u aad these eases will be disposed or at
t. fn al ? vr any of them still remain or hav eomo lour jreDruary lerm now near as nana.
' . r 1 . . . . I k..b .v.-llt k. IIV.1-1 Im ilia
boat itf He has been bing so
Ions that he has a pre eruption right
to it. Should lie venture upon the
troth it would be worthy of re
Woolens washed without shrinking.
Laundry in charge of competent
women.
ELM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY.
JanSSdSw
:n:ral reeret will be caused in
rr-Lra' ITorth w Carolina . by this
Etssanccment.
I baok they will bo likely t gat la th
clutches of the law whea' the Vesper
meets them again.
Mr. W. B. Bray mad a shipment
I am persuaded that our Bouorable I
Board of County commissioners, wno i
know the impoverished condition of
our county finance and who in oonse
queno of this hav had to withhold
I are.
- - ?j .. ; . Preeident N. O. F. 8. a;
E. O. BBPDUOf ibld, Seo. N. O. F. B A.
I Childrert Cry for Pitched Castork
HOUSE FOR SALE.
it
A Bargain!
tVT''-' DUFFY'S; 1 Ifi A Three Story Brick Store and Dwl-
rP tATTP Q"V; P TT P lHnf wIth tw0 ,torj tnr extension, oa
W A.i J J JL kJr.Ji. jlsj v.. jl . l iraven inwh
"Y do say that publio officers
:3iti3 servants bf-the people.
D:-i it not strike you as alittle
licr, is - hob oiriao juu no auius th steam sr Newberae of the O. D. lis. 1
r;.akal!e that, servants attempt Those shipped were only nine monthe' Jn,,nd
t3C'Ttltir masteil; and won't it old, but were larger ;thaa full growa indulge t
7tnS4 lstp
Apply to
t u . ;trcss condition of affairs
wtca tL:y kccccJ ia doing it T
TESUfll B500 Oft fiaah halanna In five
14 J.AM .1.. Mi,.,. MUW ...Ml lit EM I UMIM M tH. 181. I I. WB K, I f,TTW FA.A .A. K 1 U . K . . K .
, . . . . . . . v. wwum.j v unF.aim. miyn W1V Uit Vti M HWLVUU UVH. Win lr f W, MHI Iri IW
ysteraayoiauioat nie uhiu mciaxtrem cases, wUl as their la I . t - '-irV PiwFr - bejartog per cent.
gsese, irom ursen naoe rouury tara,iauno to preveni mi wrong to inei uincvuvno ; ... i interest. i 4
to Mr. E. B. Smith, f Salem, N J., by Uxpay ingcommunity, sy-, .VeBua.
tianow sob Msvunour u tirsjforaehUdaixmontUaold.wnt
both oontaininaf . poraiOUS I drop: for on twelv month old, nearly
and a larva tavahla intarast. but I half a teapoonful-rpatlBt the das
. " .'.'I tVfiatnt.lv If nam sisBsisi i t tin til Mllaaf 11 rsetsnw I
fthfei Itivnra IV rtA aswlsih tint I "'H"'"" .w .
Ar Avri!fi.rvirAiis. Th la not lurtten oouniT oan i mora u iaa i
' I.LI-l. W Ala. JUM(M..W . llSA
KQlDast, A WlifcO fjuvj mouttiui V uwej tt uaciv-
B. O. E. LODGE.
the flrat ishipment of
1 points liviu uaio. tut lauvj vu. i
. KANSAS tzr'i are burning their 0f New Bsrne Is gaining quit a reputa-
f xrr'.tzM far fael. Last year they tion and there have been a number of
Taipatbb.
.- 'nil
This is to certify that I have used Dent's
IOboup Bteup in my family for over slsi
I month and I believe it to he a most ezeei-
Ilent remedy for eroup, wlih ehlldran, epe-1
daily aa a preventlye. Our youngest ehlld
naa a aarar aviaec or eroop anon a year
aooui
. 1,000 BARRELS
f 1A J f '. ' - :
'.- i. ' r '
Genuine Early Rose
l t frcn freezing by burning their
c ; r-i. to cap, the climaxel
- ' ; 3 Italia Is their Senator.
V " i r s cd of a hell for them .
IT V'i c:.!y ttcy have hope
I" , . .j tf .!i men moat raiscra'
sfctasntl into other States besides
what are aold at different poiata in damaged on Schr. "Parker.
VTaAaiwttara' Ru'a af Varf llfaar. I aso. Insomuch that we felt aexloue
r . ,.. . ... Ilw raooTery, but wasneesfally treated hy
FOB SaLB 50 tone Acid rhOSpkaU, I nr physician, but thinking It probablathst
POTATOES,
North Carolina.
For Cale, ,
Two Twiu Teversle Engines- 13x80
rsw c s, ta.?nce in gvuu
otl -r. Ji:i I . OMOiro.
to.cT. N. & T. B. B. B. CO.
sr-3tf
AddIv at once to
WnxiAX B.Oliveb.
' Ayent of the Underwriters.
Newborn. N.O. S3 St
I other attacks might follow W freqaeatlyl
ad Dnny s uronp uyrap ana tne eaua nas
had no markd symptom of eroup since,!
and I believe It 1 an to th of tbl
I Oronp Bvrop, and we now kes a botu of n
I at our house at all time, and I cheerfully
rte?mmend n to i. . . fc, h. BAaaua. trnon far eeed narDoses
Also Try eneomat m raiiayina; eongnlh;i :
,irt. mim f i mnrMnA T aalt I Mil nnhla. PBaPAaan AMD HOLD KT J
rheum and o'or diseases of th blood, In, N. DUFET, New Hem, V t.
sre cured py uood 'e sarsaparuia. o . jsniavom
Thes Potatoes were grown by reli
able growers, who ar knowa for th
purity of their etook. aad may be relied
(jena ib your
orders early
,r. .E.H.&J.A. MEADOWS GO
i . Janl8 dwtf '
jltdwlnt
100 PAIRS
Of Misses & Children's
Fast Black Ribbed
, .f.
ft
1 1
All Sizes, at 1125c. Pair!
These are the same eooda ha had nai
fore, and our customers said they wsrer "3
as GOOD as they had BEEN getting for
25o. to 80c pair.
" BARGAIN STORE."
J ni, ,,. '
last Call,
Tour City Tax must bo paiil by Peb!1
1st or 1 will have tojcollect by distraint.'"'
8. B. LANEi iu
dlStf City Tax Colleotor.
400 Barrels Early Roso" '
SEED POTATOES, '
Home Grown, from ,
Best Selected;, Stock;"
; Prloe, 10 barrels and under $4.25 per
barrel ; larger lots, $4.00 per barrel. 1 !
j. I? RHiEii,v;
i918w .. AT FAEU.