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VOL. IX.--NO. 261.
NEW BEKNE. N. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
ml TTTl
BUSINESS LOCALS.
AT J. F IVES Fresh Sausage, 10o.;
Fresh 8ausage Meat 10c ; Smoked
Sausage, 12io.
FOR SALE AT C03T
9 dcz. bottleB Lemon Eluir,
2 dos. bottles Electric Bitters,
3 " " Mrs. Jos Personi Remedy,
8 " ' Botanic Blood Balm.
Enquire at Journal ; ffioe. 27 Iw
AJEW DRUG 8TORE. -Drugs, Medi
l inwnd Chemici -, C P. Popu-
l.r PrnnriAtarv Medicine. All varieties
n,notriflt' Sundries Trueees and
Baces. New orop Oarden Seeds. Fine
ui Large Stock Cigars and Tobacco,
aim. nbw. Pri'ocriDtioM accurately
oonipouttded (indlnot at wak prices)
ourawttoaod out Bucoesf.
(' 0. OUEEN,
(Druggist nd Apothecary, Middle at., i
doors from PjIIoc ' . jn25 ly
2?' BOXES OF
O ORANGEY t
ker's, ail sizes, to b
FINE FLORIDA
!. hunhul & Par
gold cti"p i 1 uny
quantity.
CHUKCHII.L & PAUKKK. ilroad st.
CJEVEN
SPRINGS WAIr'.RA ape
ciflo
for dvfDff.'in n i nil ki luey
nd bladder irouLi r.rsai by
j3 U- J (JOODINfl
I O BERTS fc f!KO nceivmg
their fall stock Hot art-1 hiiocs,
They buy at headquarter and can jjivf
vou Low Price. u
'lHK Journal: Multum in paivo.
We are indebted to lion. William
L Wilson, of Wear. Viryiuin. for
valuable pubiu! iJocumi uts.
Thauksj
So far as we cau judge, the Leg
islature is doiDg will. A great
many bills have been introduced
tint will be lost in the committee
room, but we tiuac that we tthall
fitness "the, survival nt thu titteht."
'PUT your own shouub-.r ! the
wheel and then call on Ileicuk."
Progress i the order .f ilio day.
That State, (Jouuty or (Ji'y that
does not praiss tu the front with
olid and attractive improvements
will be distanced in tha raea.
We are in favor ot selecting
Railroad Commissioners from our
wisest men and giving them an
ample salary. A railroad commis
cioa in the hands of incompetent
man min ll ho Mm carina of endless
U1VU V . vwmw
confusion and infinite injury.
"But do yoa know," said Napo
leon, "what happens to those who
always exhibit virtue in fiction!
They indnee the belief that virtues
are never anything but fancies.
History has been very often col
umniated by hihtoi-iaus thein
eelves." THE February number of tne
Century Magazine ijs before us
with its Uhual display of beautiful
illustrations and its rich literary
treasures. "Talleyrand and Napo
leon" is to ns the most attractive
article, and it alone is worth the
price of the magazine.
"It is said that Charles F. Crisp,
who during the tilts in Congress
last session went for Autocrat ISeed
with such vim, was an actor in his
youreer days." "The Crisp Family"
nliTAd in Georeia and Alabama
when "Charlie" was a wry little
boy. The father was a good actor.
For the first time since its
organization the managers of the
East Carolina Fish, Oyster, Game
and Industrial Association have
secured the lowest rates on all
Hues coming into the city of New
Berne. One cent a mile. Very
W rates (o the befit fair on the
Continent.
' Ths layout of Sjnators II jar,
isamunas. ee uo. uu mcrjiujum
and gag business shows that New
. England is not bossing the Senate
much these days. The Iresh and
nimble West is coming to the front
and when she shakes hands with
the South the old fossils have to
droD to the rear. .viimiugwu
' Bra
WEEK the books are ballanced
It will be found that Iogalts is not
t. if.mi in thft world. He is
LUD nVIBU " - - .
ARtlonalist. bat as the presedent
rnro tern of the Senate he Is digni
fled, courteous and impartial. It
-1. mdA that hn la tha bitter foe Of
bribery in all its forms, and that
-ha refused to permit . ine use o
.money to secure bis re.eleotion to
The Legislature seens to be
handling Education judiciously.
We are gratified at the passage oi
the bill to establish an industrial
school for girls. We have not seen
the bill, and do not know that we
hall approve of all its provisions.
The subject is a new one, and it is not
probable that the bill is perfect.
Whatever defects nay exist will be
subject to fature amendments.
We have received an illustrated
pamphlet entitled ilThe World, its
History and its New Home." It is
very late in the day to inform our
readers that the World is a great
newspaper, but it is in order to say
that it has recently moved into the
most magnificent home known to
newspaper history. The height of
the edifice is 375i feet, and it was
erected at a cost of over nu.ooo.uuo
There are in the building 250
apartment. The World itself oc
cupies 70 rooms. Mr. Pulitzers
room in on the second floor of the
Dome.
LOCAL NEWS.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
0. D. S. S. Co. Schedule.
J. W Stewart More stock, etc
O Marks 3c Son. Copartnership
Cotton New Berne Matket Sales
of 70 bals Bt 8.20 to 8.25. 8ome higher
(inuie. t trices not made public.
A party of pfottejjre seekers from
PetinBjlTania are in thveeijlf, registered
at the Giston Uoune.
Mr. II M. Groves, the cle.ver Teller
at the binkio ijoufi of Green, Foy &
Co., tas been made a Notary Public.
At the Church ot Christ last night
two joined the church. The subject
touiKht is "Why Men Do Not Acoept
C'hriet "
Ths ladies cf the art committee will
pleitso meei at the residence of Mrs.
'. E. Stover this (Tueedayj afternoon
at four o'clock.
The St. Ceoilia mnsijal and dramatic
entertainment, to be given Friday
night, will no doubt be a delightful
evening to all who attend.
At the M E Sunday-school Sunday
the secretary's report shoved an at
tendance of three hundred aud two.
Can any other in the State beat that ?
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. S. R.
Street received a telegram Sunday
notifying her of the sudden death of
her sister, Mrs. R J. Jones, which had
just occurred at her home in Danville,
Virginia.
The members of the bar are request
ed by the Calendar Committee to meet
at the o$ce of Green & Stevenson on
Wednesday nept at 10 o'clock for the
purpose of arranging a CaLepflar for the
February term of court,
A meeting of the Ladies Memorial
Association of this county will be held
on Tuesday, the 3d of February, at the
residence of Mrs. John Hughes on
Broad street, at 12 o'clock, noon. AH
members are reqpested to attend,
The "Two Orphans" wasendered at
the theatre last night to a fair-sized
audience, who showed their apprecia
tion of the fine acting of ths company
by continued applause. "The Old
Homestead" will be presented to night.
The A. &N.O. R. R. has had such an
increase of freight that for a few weeks
past it has beeu found necessary to run
an extra train nearly entry day some
days there have been two extras. The
steamers are likewise handling great
quantities of freight both coming and
going. New Berne is prospering.
Mr. M. M. Marks has associated him
self with his father in business in the
firm namo of O. Marks & Son. Mr.
Mortie Marks is quite a young man,
scarcely reaohed his majority, but by
oloae application, has won an enviable
reputation for nne business quannoa
lions. This is one of the largest mer
cantile establishments in the State.
The sermon preached Sunday night
at the Church of Christ by Evangelist
Davis was an able and profound reve
lation ot the Boripture. The eubjeot.
"Conversion," was most plainly and
minutely discussed from the various
standpoints, and commanded tbe closest
attention from the large audience pres
ent. Tbe series cf meetings are to be
continued this week at night.
Over 41,000 Pianos and Organg Placed
In Southern Homes.
If any of our readers are thinking of
buying a piano or organ they will be
interested by the advertisement of
Luddea & Bates Southern Muiio House,
of Savannah, G. The enterprise and
reputation of the house is so well known
as hardly to need mention. They have
been doing business in every Southern
State for upwardl of twenty yean, and
have sold the enormous number of 41,0Q0
Instrument, their prioes are always
as low as those of the factories they
handle tbe beat known instruments of
Amerioa and their term are tbe most
liberal known. Write them. ' They
will take pleasure in eorresponding
with yon. ... " . . ".
Personal.
Rev. T. M. N. George left yesterday
morning to attend the meeting of the
Wilmington Episcopal Convocation
which assembles atFayetteville today.
Major S. D. Pope left for a trip on
insurance business at LaGraoge sod in
Greene oounty.
Tbe steamer Neuse, of the E C. D.
line, took out the following passengers
on her return: Messrs. A. E. Parsons,
C. R. F. Edwards and Wo, E.Smith on
a business trip to Norfolk; Messrs. E.
Terry of New York and Wiaslow
Homer of Scarboro, N. C , returning
home from a pleasure trip to tbe city
and Mr. E. F. Burcb. of Baltimore, re
turning from a business trip.
Judge H. R. Bryan returned hat
night from Raleigh.
Miss Rebeoca Hill, of Ililleboro, came
in for a visit to friends in tho city.
More Improvements.
Tbe Fair grounds show oil nicely
Whitewash has been freely used on
fences, coops, pens and outbuildings;
tbe grand stand has been completed
and painted, tbe president's efflce (a
pretty little building) is nearly finished,
tbe rooms of the main building have
been put la aogi order to receive the
exhibits, and tbe judges (Hand tjaj been
commenced, and as soon as they ars
completed nearly everything will be in
readiness for the Fair, A vast amount
of work has been done through tbe
year, thousands ot dollars expended.
and now we roly on our farmers, mer
chants, manufacturers, mechanics,
artists, epsrtsmen, fUbermen, in faot
everybody, Indies, gentlemen and chil
dren to flll the spaoe provided with
exhibits. Show all you pan, come to
the Fair yourself and induce your
neighbors to do likewise.
Mealing of the Democratic Executive.
Committee.
A meeting of tbe Democratio Exec
utive Committee of Craven county was
held at the Gaston House, in the city of
New Berne, N. C. Deo. 31, 1890.
Upon roll call of townships they were
all represented except 1st and tjth.
The following named gentlemen
were recommended to the Legislature
for appointment of Justices of tbe
Peaoe:
First townBhip, E. A. Askins; 2J,
Alfred Gaskins; 3d, G. W. Richardson:
5th, L. W. Gilbert; 6th, Jas. H. Hunter;
7tb, John S. Fisher; 8th, Edward S.
Street; tfth, L. H. French.
On motion the following resolution
was passed:
We respectfully petition the General
Assembly of North Carolina and your
joint committee to re-district the State,
now appointed, to place the county of
Crayen in such congressional district as
will secure to Craven county Demo
cratic representation in tbe House of
Representatives of tbe Congress of the
United States.
On motion the following committee
was appointed to go to Raleigh to look
after tbe interest of the county of
Craven in re-districting the State, and
a regard to the criminal court: W. B,
Lane, U. H- Perry, L. J. Moore.
Resolved, That tbe committee be and
is hereby instructed to ascertain the
conditions upon which this oounty can
be plaoed in the criminal district with
the oountiesof Mecklenburg and New
Hanover, and if it can be so plaoed at
an additional coit to the taxpayers not
to exceed $300 to 9500 they are in
structed in their discretion to advocate
the same, provided the clerk of the
Superior Court is also the clerk of the
Criminal Court, and that the February
terra of the Superior Court be abolished .
No other business meeting adjourned.
8. W. Latham, Ch'm Pro Tern.
S. R. Street, Sso'y.
Tho Elections Rill and the Closure
Role.
Washington, Jan. 31. As already
indicated in the dispatches, it was
found that there was a pronounoed in
disposition on the part of a number of
Republican Senators again to enter
upon what they regarded aa a hopeless
struggle, in view of the fact that the
Republican "bolters" are still preeuma
biy oi the same mind as they were
when they voted to lay the Closure rule
aside. Consequently it may be stated
with positiveness that the managers of
tbe Elections bill nave finally deoided
to abandon the measure in the interest
of important publio business remain
ing to be acted upon As a result of
tbis decision it ia conceded on both
sides of the chamber that the neof ssity
of an extra session of Congress disap
pears. Tbe decision bas been com
munioated to the Demosrats.
Office of Old Dominion Steamship Co,
Nxwbe&nb, N. C, Jan, 81, 1891,
On and after Monday, Feb. Sd, 1891,
until further notice, the steamer New
bsrne will sail from Norfolk for New
Berne, direct, touohing at Roanoke
Island wharf:
Monday February 2d.
Friday " 6th.
Wednesday ' lltb.
Monday " 16th.
Friday " 20th.
Wednesday " 25th.
Returning, will sail from New Berne
N. O., to Norfolk, Va., direct, touching
.at Roanoke Island wharf :
Wednesday February 4tn.
Monday " 9th.
Friday., ' 18th.
Wednesday " 18th.
Monday.. " 281.
Friday " 2Tth.
E. B. Roberts. Agent.
ChildrenCry forPitcher's Castorli
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Extract From Proceedings.
By request we publish the following
remarks of Senator Edward Bull in the
Senate during the discussion on tbe
resolution not to appropriate any money
for the World's Fair at Chicago if the
Force bill should become a law:
Mr. Bull said that he was born at the
North be was a Republican, be bad
inherited it; be was proud ot it. Tbe
wealthy, intelligent majority of the
North were Republicans. Democratic
States were so from iguorance, the
working olaes, Irish Catholic and
French infidels. He came here in 1869
as a teacher and minister of the gospel.
He did not come as a fugitive from
justice, but because he thought he bad
a right to live wherever inclination
called him. He had- maintained his in
tegrity since he had been in the South.
He did not favor the resolution. He
never dodged a vote, and if called upon
to rote on the Lodge bill he would no
doubt do so as on any general election
law, but when the roll would be called
he would have to make up his mind
during the call. He did not believe in
negro rule, be never saw a man who
did. A crisis was pending something
had to be done. Education and intelli
gence must accomplish it. lie would
never draw tbe color line. He favored
education as a basis for exercising the
ballot. He bad been engaged in teach
ing moral elevation, endeavoring to ad
vise the negroes to live honest, pay
their debts, &o. .He feared tbe passage
ot the Lodge bill might precipitate the
impending crisis on the color line. He
strongly favored an educational re
quirement to vote.
Mr. Ayoock bad hoped that when the
foroe bill came up in Congress there
would not be a white man in the South,
Republican or otherwise, who could or
would espouse the cause of such a bill.
It had been asserted that fraud was
prevalent in tho counties of Eastern
Carolina by Republican Senators. He
burled such back as slanderous to tbe
good people of the East. Mr. Aycook
asked Senator Bull if he had not said
he favored white supremacy. Mr. Bull
replied he did. Mr. Ayoock as-ked him
if he did not say he had never scratched
a Republican ticket. Mr. Bull said he
did. Then Mr. Ay cock charged Mr.
Bull with voting for a negro to repre
sent big congressional district in the
United Pastes Copgrena. lit. Bull ad
mitted tuat he voted for tho negro
Cheatham.
Mr. Wilcox spoko in reply to Mr,
Bull's words that Democratic States
North were so by ignorant working
clasiec
SHirriMJ NEHN.
Steamer L. A. Cobb from Grifton
with cargo cotton.
Schooner C. C. Davidson, Capt.
Mason, from Wilmington, Delaware,
with material for fertilizer factory.
Schooner C, Capt. L B. Phillips,
from Baltimore with cargo fertiliser
consigned to Agent of tho Atlantic and
N. C. Railroad.
Schooner Cornelia, Capt. Jas. Hill.
8chooner E!la R. Hill, Capt. Ben.
Hill.
Schooner Nina, Capt. JamcB T. Salter.
jn pour.
Schooner Neptune, Cpt. E. J. Evans.
Schooner Melvin, Captain Samuel
Howland.
Schooner AJdie Ilcnry, Capt. Wm.
H. Hill.
Sohooner Rjbert J. McAllister, Capt.
Jos. Morris.
SchQoaer Clara Garret, Capt. John
MoPherson.
CLEARED.
Steamer Howard for Trenton with
aargo general merchandise.
Steamer Nettie W. for Hookerton
with cargo fertilizer.
Steamer Carolina for Qrifton with
cargo general merchandise.
NOTES.
Steamer Stout, of the Clyde line.
will Bail today.
tteamer Elko, of the Clyde lint),
will arrive tonight.
Steamer Newberne of the O. D. line,
will arriye tbis morning and sail to
morrow at 13 m.
Very Mysteriously Disappeared.
And where he has gone no one can tell.
The Question was often ashed yesterday.
Have you seen mm touay? ihe answer was
no. One merchant remarked to another that
he saw him board the western bound train
about H'ji o'clock. Just as I expected, said
tbe brother meronant, l thought it was get
Una: time for htm to buv some bankrupt
sUx-k out at 40o , 60c. or HV2o. on the dollar,
and I win bet my Whole siock or goods that
the next time you hear from blm he will
turn up In Kalelgb or some other large town
with a stock bought at 5Co. on the dollar.
Did you notice the Utile pamphlet 'lately
issued by tbe East Caiollna Fish, Oyster,
Gam and Industrial Association? I was at
tracted by a peculiar announcement on page
18 which refers to same fellow whom tbey
choose to Identity as "Big Ike," What does
It. all mean? Who Is he, and what is bis
name? There seems to be a lot of solid
troths In what tbey say about blm. but at
the same time the article was evidently
written In a spirit of malice Who was tbe
merohant that wrote the article? Any time
you can get any light on the subject, pleaie
let me know and I wilt very much appre
ciate It. Good morning, Jones,
MARRIED.
Sunday, February 1, at 6 p. m., at
the residence of Mr. F. J. Hardison,
Mr. J. R. Bragg, boatswain of the reve
nue cutter Winona, to Mrs. Oora Sat-
terthwaite, Rev.T, P.Ricaud officiating.
Caid or Thank".
Our thanks are most cordially ten
dered the fire department and the
oitlzens generally of New Berne who
ao generously aided in extinguishing
the nrt t our saw mill Saturday night.
J AUKS B. CLARK $ CO.
0. MARKS & SON,
SUCCSSSOES TO
O. MARKS.
Ihvthls day associated with nffifln
tbe DRY GO0D8 and hhdk h.i ,,,v
sou, Mr. M. M.MAKK8.
The Arm heretofore existing aa O Marks
will be continued under the uauu. ot
O. MARES & SON.
Thanking my many customets fur past
patrouage, aud askluu a continuance of the
same for our new firm, assuring all that no
enort will be spared loglve perfect satisfac
tion In every department of our business.
Very respecttully,
few dwlw o. SI.UK-i.
Benefit of St. Johns Lodge.
NEW BERNE THEATRE.
FOTJn NIGHTS.
Monday, Tiiesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Feb. 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Kngagement of tho chin inlnj; Utile Actr.ss.
M'lle .Ax ne
Ably supported by her own
SUPERB COMPANY
In a repertoire of POFlLt!! IM.AtS
Change of I'lay each night.
Admission, as., -,)c. aud 7 rved
seats now on sale without an estru charge
at Hen's Jewelry more.
Hals7Shirts & Collars!
We have just received a large Slock of
Late Style Derbies,
all shapes, for old and young.
Also a full linn of
ANCHOR BRAND SHUTS AUD COLLARS.
'i'iie balance of our WINTEK CI 7'.'.
(NO we will sell AT COST.
4V JBEU TTS. "
Barrington & Baxter.
Gocoanulsl
THREE THOUSAND FRESH COCOA
NUTS just landed from Schooner Mt.1
vin, for sale cheap in any quantity by
jindl tf LUCAS & LEVVH.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that
cation will be made to the present Oeu -
ami Aaoamh v rf PJrtr.V. i . -..) . . f .
charter for a Bank to be known aa the
Citizens' Bank of New Cerno, N. C.
January ."0, . :,0J
NEW BERNE THEATRE.
"ST. CECILIA"
Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment.
Feb'y Gthat 8 P. M.
Admission R8i'rved seat. 50j ; chil
dren 25c.
Tickets will be on Balo at Oooiing's
Drug Store on Thursday, Feb. 5th, at
Oji.rn janSOtd
COUGH MIXTURE.
A Prompt and EflicientKemedj for
Coughs, Colds, Croup,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Diphtheria, Catarrh, Etc,
One of the most effectual remedies I hue
ever known lor a cough or cold Is Ui. kfv's
CofdH Mixtcke. it Is Indeed a mro com
bination of valuable medicines; arresting at
once the progress of a cold and beginning to
soothe aud beal. Unlike all other cough
medicines there Is no narcotic or any other
unpleasant effect experienced in taking It.
I am more than pleased to be ablo to recom
mend to my friends here and tne public at
large everywhere such a safe, pleasant and
effectual cure lor one of the most prevalent
complaints to which human llesh Is heir.
TllOHAH CiATFS.
R. H. DVFPV. Proprietor.
Mr. R. N. Duffy has called upon me to sny
something for his Cough Mkhicinr. now
belnj, advertised. The least 1 can say la that
It Is a certain cure for Coj.ds, Hokb Tit boat,
and Croup. I recognise Hie mixture as be
ing Identical with a prescription 1 have
nsed In my family with unfailing success
written by one of tbe most distinguished
physicians of North Carolina, 1 am opposed
to patent nostrums, but cheerfully recom
mend thlson account of Us scientific origin,
and the happy results obtained from H lu
repeated trials In my family.
Mks. J, K. Wu.lis.
R. tf, DTJPFV, Proprietor.
I have tried Duffy's Coniiii MlXTrni and
take pleasure In recommending it because
1 believe H will no all that is claimed for it
by Mr. LHUly, the proprietor, who la a drue
gist of long experience and a gentleman of
highest integrity. I do not uelieve he would
advertise anything that was not exception
ally good. This remedy has certainty an
swered the purpo.e In my case. H cured a
cold, an obstinate co d 1 hd, after I had
tried a number of the principal cough rem
edles without benefit.
W. G. Hilt NS3N.
It. N. DUFFY, Proprietor.
Dkar Pir It affords me gieat pleasure to
testify to the merits of jour cough Mix
ture. 1 have nsed It In my family tor-onie
time and have found It the best ot remedies
for Coughs ana cold j.
yours truly. r . WtNSLow.
R. N. DUFF F, Proprietor.
Mayor's Office, New Berne. Jan. 2), 1S91.
1 have ueed Duffy's. Govern Mixture in a
sever and protraoted. cold with great bene
fit, and, with, pleasure commend It to the
public. C. A. Hattlk.
R. N. DUFFY. Proprietor.
This is to certify I used one bottle of
Duffy's Couoh mixture; in the cass of the
"Grippe," and It effected a cure, tjan cheer,
fully recommend It to any one suffeilng
with severe coughs or colds.
J. A. PATVBKSON'.
New Berne, N. C, Jan. VS. livU.
Be sure and call Tor R, N.
DUFFY'S COUGH MIXTUBE,
Corner Pollock and Middle streets.
Jan29 dwtim
TO-MORROW
v,
;en a CHOI' I". I. IN.; 0f
Strictly All Wool
Cassliixeres,
Spring Styles,
SuitL1 'e for Pants.
I'Kli'l,
. n i . i-: n.ii.M
$90c. Pur Yard to $1.00.
" BARGAIN
jitllGdu lv
Seed Oats.
l-Odi) I'.ut-iielrt Whito SpriD,
m " Red i:u6l Proof.
I - r ki;. by
J. A. MEADOWS,
jar.'s ha I'nioa I'oiut Mills.
ELM CITY
STEAM LAUNDRY.
Now piqmrid to do good work on
Collars, Culi"s and Shirts.
Lase Curtains laundried .tOo. to $1.00
per pair. Whito Spreads, lT.j. to 50cv
each,
Woolti. wanhed without shrinking.
Liundry in charge of competent
wcp.n n.
ELM CITY STEAM I.At'NDRY.
j in'5 dive
DUFFY'S
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Ksoii'i- of I lie late Dr. Walter Luffy,
DIItLCTIONS
lo for n ehild two or three jvars old one-
enT"','"",'1 "'r ,a,. ,ilrp' rconths'oUl!
tendrois: for n chlhi six months old twenty
Imps; for lw,.lv months old near J
Hit J. easiool,l -repealing these dows
"oeessiiiy until relief la n.
d.
Tl
Clio
Is t
I'llfy tllllt I have liar..! IhTroV.
SVI.t r to mv f,iK- f... . .,'
eiit r T . ""lleveit t he a most excel
lei. remedy lor croup will, children, espe
ih lyK pievenfve. Our youngest child
I h,I a severe nltmn of croup about a year
S '!!" w- tell anxious W
us re oer, hut v,:is Kuc-es-fiiliv treated by
' 'k.nK it prVbablefha
j inlilil follow we freciuentlv
-d riu,,, , ,, ,,,, the ch'l f.Dhaa
no marked k mp.oms of croup since
n 11 he, eve it is due 1 the use of the
I 2i, ''' ' ow keep a bottle of It
t our house at times, and cheerfully
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in re evlnir nnixflni
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1U-FKY. New Boru.N. O.
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400 Barrels Early Rose
SEED POTATOES,
Home Grown, from
Best Selected Stock.
Trior, 10 barrels an,1 under $4.25 per
barrel; larger lots, $4.00 per barrel.
Sample potatoes can ho seen at drug
store of Ii. J. Uocdihb-. Also orders cn
be left there.
J. I. KHEM,
i21 AT FARM.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A Bargain!
A Three Story l'.rick Store and Dwel
ling, with two story rear extension, on
Craven street.
Terms: 8500.00 caeh; balance in five
notes, to run 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years res-
utjuuveiy, aua uearing tj per cent.
interest.
Apply to
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R. O. E. LODGE.
1,000 BARRELS
Genuine Early Rose
POTATOES,
FOE SEED.
These Potatoes were grown by reli
able growers, who are known for the
purity of their stock, and may be relied;
upon for Beed purposes. Send in jour
orders early.
E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO.
janl8 dwtf
Truck Farm For Sale or Rent
I have for sale or rent, at Bavelock. . C J
a Fourteen Acre Truck Farm. On It are
good dwelling, stables and store. .;
Good neighborhood, and ohuroh audi
schools near by. Apply to y
O. H. HUNTER,
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