The
TT7-TV
Journal,,
A.
VOL. DL--NO. 305.
NEW BEKNE, N. C THUKSDAY, MARCH 20, 1891.
PEICE 5 CENTS.
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: BUSINESS LOCALS.
FRESH Boasted Coffee. Fine Ten,
Ooeoe, Chooolate, to, C E. Blovbs.
T)OOM3 TO LET In moet pleasant Rinsom and all of our Southern
?rrh. nnbonnded thanks for
JouftXAL offlce. mars-sw
A A. "V V 90 ! 1 1 &
ZUUU Kii "o7 lt us not stint onr praise where it
ICE lot Eeflned Mutton Suit in cake 80 justly due. News and Obser-
N5
at feti. cb. O.E.Nawos. iraim
DA.VID 8PAIGHT, four doors above
B.N. Daffy's old stand. Oyster. In all
atvlfs-Frted. Roasted and nan tunn-
f unlUe om by manure. feblS 2m
ftblflKPfiflinn of f!rtnffrs which hail OF INTEREST TO PARESIS AID
been held Bince 1861. The State GUARDIANS.
and the Sonthern people owe Gen. cigarettes Cannot be Sold to Boys
Under Seventeen Tears Old.
Believing that everybody will be
interested in the law prohibiting the
sale of cigarette to boys we eive the
full text of the law :
Section 1. That it shall be unlawful
V6r. for an v nerson. firm or eornoration to
sell, give away or otherwise dispose of
directly or indirectly cigarettes or to
bacco in the form of cigarettes, or out
tobacco in any form or shape, wnion
may be used or intended to be used, as
a substitute for cigarettes, to any minor
under the age of 17 years, and any one
violating the provisions of this act, or
any person or persons aiding, assisting
or abet tine the violation thereof shall
THE A. & N. C RAILROAD.
General Joseph E. Johnston
lii dead 1 This simple announce-
N JOHN WILLIAMS U now prepared to merit will bring tears to the eyes of
v and gentlemen. Alio repairing and pressing many Old UOmeiierate SOlaieiS, lor
eio mng a specialty, uoroer i , .. . , . . :t. . . .
Utrn. streets, iouou. i uia uicu iucu uiiu wuu ucvuicu
TtfEW DKUO STORE.-Drugs. Medi- almost without a parallel. The
jl l cinm auu tuimioui, u. r. u . . . .1 or aucmuii ue viuiaviuu iuoicui sua..
ffopriswry Medicines, au varietie. or wunu is uwi ugrceu as iu mil menie be iu -. . mie(iemeanor. and upon
i mm rsi sa ii ii raursi. . i . - . -
Tin. and ilrVe as a general. The unfortunate conviotion shall be punished by fine or
Sraarreom between him and Presi- ic?onment in th" di80retion 0t the
Section2. That any person who shall
at Wk prices), onr motto and oar .-access.
O. 0. UKKEN, Druggist and Apotheo.ry,
Middle St., roar doors (torn 1'olioc. janzo ly
ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving a
Large Stock of Boot, and Shoes, Dry
oods. Groceries and Provisions. Tbey bay
at headquarters and can give joa Low
frlces. a26
and a hiaderance
ate cause.
olaimed that Mr.
Queen Victoria is in France.
Ireland seems to be a veritable
pandemonium. The Sbellaly is the
scepter of power that will crown
Eealy or unking Farnell.
dent Davis was a clond npon him
to the Confeder- P ,mr7 dor assist any sucn minor
I UUliU 1U UU.BIU1U1C lUU UUDICDBIUU V.
Joseph hi. Johnston cigarettes, or tobacoo in any form as a
rtairia .ran nn. substitute therefore by whatsoever
' " 1 .. . .. . 1 1 - :u
jast to him, when, as Secretary of 0f a misdemeanor and upon conviction
War, he placed Albert Sidney be fined or imprisoned in tbe discretion
jonnscon in commanu 01 me ucan Sections. That this act shall be in
Expedition with th rank of Rriera- force from and after its ratification
n.ni .uf fu 55,5 Ratified the 3d day of Msrcb, A. D
v.vi v,vU uu '"J"0"'"' 1891
was repeated in assigning rank to
the Confederate Generals. While
Personal.
Mrs. J. A. Meadows and Miss Lucy
wiuinp; to accora to Righton ieft vesterdav morning for
An; Act to Amend the Charter of the
Atlaatlc and North Carolina
Railroad.
The General Assembly oj North Caw
Una do enact:
Section 1. That the Act incorporating
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company, ratified the twenty-
seventh day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-two, and all
other Acts amendatory thereof, be
amended as follows: A majority of the
stockholders, in general meeting con
curring, to wit: The said Atlantio and
North Carolina Railroad Company may
extend its line of railway with one or
more tracks from the city of Goldeboro
in Wayne county, North Carolrna. to
some point on the Cape Fear and Tad-
kin Vally Railroad, or Raleigh and
Augusta Railroad, thence by the most
practicable route to any point on the
South Carolina or Tennessee or Vir
ginia or Georgia line, or either or all of
said lines.
Sec. 2. That this said Company may
extend and maintain its railway from
and between the place mentioned in thu
nist section of this Act, with the privi
lege of constructing branch roads, and
connecting with such other places
or railways in and out of this State as
may be deemed advisabe by said Com
pany either from the present construc
ted line of railway cr lines that may
eereaiter be constructed.
Sec. 3. That the said Company may
commence the construction of the ex-
ten ti on of its railway at any point or
points on its line or lines or divieiona,
and use any portion or portions or
the property of said Company from
taxation for State and County purposes.
9ec. 13. inat wnenever the income
from the State convicts shall exceed
their expenses, or when they connot be
x ployed more profitably otberwis.
the Board of Directors of the peniten
tiary shall from time to time, on
pplicationof the President of said
Company assign such number of con-
icts tor labor on said extension and
branches or railways as may be required
for grading and other work on the
same, and for such labor the State shall
reoeive the mortgage bonds of said
Conpany, as in section five, provided to
be issued, and that such bonds shall be
mentofsuoh convict labor, and that (y()i)l Vl?TTl-
the price claimed by the 8tate for its kLLJL'
convict labor so provided, shall not iu.eipe ot the late Dr. Walter DnfTw
-
The latest Presidential poll ot every one is
Virginia would indicate that the General Joseph E, Johnston pure Fayetteville as delegates to the State divisions of its said railway constructed
iri.f!lwpiland Democrats did not Datriotism and hieh military ahil- Sunday 8chool Convention from the
succeed in getting their names on ity, it must be admitted that the c"n county Sunday School conyen
Mia nnll.llara I Proa if onr, war hin ennnl an a tl0n-
r I nr. ri a Uf fn. r!n In
lidLiiui, iiuu .lUCIfc oluueJ "oun' R.ltimnrp
I . . i rf-v l i I
siounis peer as a soiaier. utner Mr Clement Manly returned to his
causes widened the gulf between home at Winston
these illustrious men, but we have Mr. and Mrs. S, B. Ironmonger, o f
no room for further remark. Elizabeth City, came in on the steamer
GEN. Palmee says the next
Democratic candidate for the
Presidency will be a young man.
The general should go a little
further and state whether he will
be married or single, bald headed
or otherwise.
It is more and more evident that
2'Ae Tariff will be the issue in 1892.
The Republicans are preparing for
the inevitable by throwing their
best speakers into New England as
the advocates of protection. Even
now McKin'ley is on the stump in
Massachusetts.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. E. Slovkr Roasted Coffee, etc.
Harrington & Baxter For Easter.
Neuse, of the E. C. D. line, for a visit
to Mr. W. F. Crockett.
Mr. T. M. Davenport left on the
before its final completion, and charge
for transportation and passage there
on.
Seo. 4. That the capital stock of the
said Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company may be increased to an
amount not to exceed two million, two
hundred and twenty five thousand dol
lars, in shares of one hundred dollars
each, and the said Company may at any
time increase its capital to such an
amount as may be found necessary to
carry out the intention and purposes of
this Act, provided that the stock holders
of tbe said Company shall not be em-
L.mD. m0. o h.inMa trm tn powered to sell or mortgage the road,
I . , . , , . . , , T I IVH liHlivUlfiO, Ul IVB uiuumtT, nnuum
Market Sales
Cotton New Berne
of 22 bales at 8 to 8 1-4.
Ilsv, F. M. Shamburger, of Kinston
will preach in Centenary Methodist
Church tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington Daily and Weekly
Messenger was sold at auction y ester
day. It brought $4,500. Mr. Pembroke
Jones was tbe purchaser. We are glad
Little Khody is "some pump
kins" of a State, after all. The
smallest of all the States, She has to tay the paper will be continued.
1 L . 1 . I
mo largest population per square a Swedish steamer wont ashore
mile, or 318.44 persons. The during the storm Monday night near
figures Of the last census show that Chicamacomico life saving station.
if the whole Union were as dnRilv The "Prt ia thttt oalJ of the en
populated it would contain 945,700-
80U inhabitants.
The. colored people are
Harrison with a sharp stick. They
demand that one of their race be
appointed to a new Federal Judge
ship. Harrison is willing "to
consider claims of a suitable per
ion." The delegation say that they
have "plenty of them," but the
President reserves the right of
deciding for himself.
Hults left, returning to Kenville, N. J.,
from a pleasure trip to the city.
Messrs. C. R. Thomas, W. W. Clark
and W, M. Watson roturned last nigbt
from attending court at Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Sultan returned
home. Mr. Sultan has been North pur
chasing goods and his wife visiting her
sister in Chicago.
Gen. W. G. Lewis came in for a short
business trip to the city.
Mrs. W. F. Kornegay, of Goldsboro,
came in to visit her sister, Mrs. vv. u,
Boyd.
Mrs. W. D. Sprague, of Statesville,
arrived for a visit to her father, Mr.
D. T. Carraway.
Mr. W. J. Croswell, of Wilmington,
the superintendent, and Mr. W. Buck'
ner. of Weldon, route agent of the
the consent of the stock of the State
which shall on any such question be
entitled to cast as many votes as it has
shares of stock.
Sec. 5. That to provide tbe means in
whole or in part for the extension of
the said Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad, and for the constructisn of
branch or lateral roads, the said Com
pany may receive subscription in money
labor or property, oras tbe Company
may agree, and may at its discretion
issue and execute a mortgage deed to
secure the payment thereof on its entire
extended line from Goldsboro, in the
county of Wayne, North Carolina, or
any branch or branches, or any division
or divisions of the extended line, with
tbe franchises and rights conneoted
therewith, and may sell or negotiate
such bonds at such rates as the Board of
Direotora shall deem for the beet inter
est of the Company, and the proceed
arising from the sale of Buch bonds
shall be applied to the construction an
eauinment of the line, branch or divi
tire crew was saved and that she will
prove a total wreck.
ine ooara oi city oouncii neid a
after special meeting last night and ordered Southern Express Company, spent gion B0 bonded, provided that said bond
the publication of the bills passed by yesterday in the city and went down shall not be sold or otherwise disposed
the late General Assembly relative to tn Morliarl inat: nlirht. of rate of less than seventy-five cents
city improvements and for the better Mrs. J. A. Baker, of Kenville, N. J
protection or lives and property by the ig spending awhile in the city on a
appointment of a boiler inspector and
examiner of engineers and firemen.
Extend the Atlantic & JH. C. Railroad,
In another column will be found a
bill passed by the late General Assembly
allowing the extension of the Atlantio
and N. O. Riilroad. Now that this
pleasure trip.
Miss Kate Follen
the North, where
chasing a spring stock of
Mrs. Bettie Whaley.
in the dollar.
Seo. 6. That the said Company may
for the construction and equipment of
millinery for
IN his innoh landed Bpeech at favorable act has been secured we hope
Worcester, Mass., last Monday, there will be no. abatement of effort
Mr. MoElnley spoke Of the accom- until the proposed extension is made.
plishment of the FiftV first New Ene Hands ready to join hands Geo. B. Paul, Miss Oluah Perry, Capt
Congress, saying that "no Demo
Oratlo majority in Congress that 1 " Stathan, Sarah or Salah Starkey, Jobn vate stockholders,
List of Letters
Remaining in the postofflce
Berne, Craven county,
1891.
H. Barnngton, Manuel Davis, Mary
Harris, Jane Hill, Miss Clyde Hill, Capt.
its branch roads, issue bonds on the
has returned from prtsent line of its road, from Goldsboro
nh. ho hpan nnr. to Morehead City, to an amount not
exoeeuing uve muu.auu uuiiuib ut
mile, and secure the same by a second
mortgage on said present line, said
mortgage to be registered in the county
of Craven, as in this Act provided for
the registration of mortgages to secure
bonds issued on the extended lines or
brandies; Provided, however, no bonds
shall be issued or mortgages executed
upon the line from Goldsboro to More-
by tbe
HOUSE FOR SALE
A Bargain!
A Thiee Sinrw Tiriv at .j i-.
IlUf, With two ttorv rear r-rten.in..
Craven street. ' w"
Terms: 500.00 cash: balance in five
notes, to run l, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years res-
Apply t:;
R. O. E. LODGE.
DUFFY'S
exceed the price obtained for such
labor from othsr sources, provided that
the State shall receive said bonds at
tbe ualue provided for in section five.
Sec. 13. That said Company shall eleot
to exercise tbe powers and receive the
powers and receive the benefits of this
Aot, within two yesrs from its ratifica
tion, and not thereafter.
Sec. 14. That this Act shall le in
force from and after its ratification.
Ratified this, the 9th day of Match,
. D., U91.
The Prostrating Shocks
Of malarial fever are not to be counter
acted by quinine with any decree of
certainty, or for any length of time.
The eradication and tho prevention of
a disease of a miasmatic type are, how
ever, ascertained possibilities. Long
experience has shown that there is in
finitely more preventive efficacy in the
fine botanic medicine, Hoetetter's
Stomach Bitters, than in the alkaloids,
drugs and poisons which were formerly
the only recognized means of removing
nd anticipating attacks of fever and
ague and bilious remittent. When the
system has been depleted by periodi
cany racurring paroxysms, this agree
able restorative renews tbe fund of
energy, and is not only a positive
specific, but repairs the damage to the
general health inflicted by all febrile
complaints partaking of the malarial
character.
The Income Tax.
Ralkioii, N. C, March 23. There
continues to be a great deal of talk
about that income tax matter, which
the late legislature has just put upon
the people. Some persons think the
legislators ought to be willing to come
back for a few days, without pay, and
correct this bad legislation. Others say
they would prefer paying the income
tax, considering that a lessor evil than
the legislature, winch tuev never want
in Bession again.
DIRECTIONS
teaspoo
leu ar
drope; lor one
Dose for a clilhl tin, nr n, ,'.-..
ooa f ul lor h n , P
hair a teasno... i,ii-, Z"' nearly
uvbw
eKuuy uuiu relief Is pro-
freciuenliv
cured.
This l.tor n,.; i i.. r-.
Ilii-r M lacks
ut.,-u uiuiy K l roup
nrtu mi juarKeil
I'm minklnc H nrobahloth.t
lilllllil follow We frenimntlv
nip and the child ha.
atoiirlio.iSl. hi mi -j tllt.8i llnJ y
ni'Miimnm ii ioa:i,
aim) vrry v tvlinl In
K. IN. DUFFY,
HI. 11. Sl'hlelllln A fn
:M P llltl II Si n
170 WUllain HI
a bottle of It
cheerfnllT
i:. II. Barhtjm.
ri-ltevlng ooueh.
w Born. N. CJ.
t ;
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY.
Ilaviiti: Im)i-4!ii out t;
.'i .i iiim iiir.ML; lli,,usi i v of . u.
iii.i now irc-,.;iril i,, ; .,, ,,
Hiipuy nnrt Carriage
tiiowart, l
All Kinds of Work
On short notice
specialty, nii,l
ivepmrliu ana Palntlntca
Hill Isf i.-H,.,, .
Shouins; all Hr.niinl..
Hall
1 lie palroiia''-' of ii
i.ilicilcil.
I'll!
l.'i bt attention.
$1.20
0
c is respectfully
O. 11. WATERS.
We Are Now in Position
TO Kll.l, AI.l
Wo hiivo f'nitoi.
for CoKon Sen!.
Come to spa ok Kltii v
HiKlieut Price.
HKH'K OKDKR8.
ii il ileal to exchange
ur nice if yon want
W. P. BURRTJS & CO.,
t. Jiiiiiil'sion Merchants anil Grain Dealer.
Market lxx-li.New Berne, N.C.
0
!
Tourists,
Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip a bottle of
oyrup of Figs, as it acts moat pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headacheB
and other forms of sickness. For sale
in 50c. and $1.00 bottles by all leading
druggists. marJlm.
I h
tiifj l,iir;.
!
st slock of
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
and Clocks.
In Eastern North ',iollna. These good,
were bought lor spur CASil ,,,! wiiik.
told lower than Hiey can be bought from
any ol her house in iNortli Carolina, as I em-
iii.no HoiKineu man all the other
watchniakerR in tlm ciiv rnmhin..! t
do your work laomply and with de'snat.h.
isirijeiii etoctt and loweBt
Come nr
prices ill
d tee tile
AND
LIVERY.
SAM. K EATON'S.
mi a i o "it ll) u.'1'nsi i-mircu miaaie Bt.
The prettiest line of br-- nrT-rf -
P.TTTTTi"R17.Vfi TT?P QT?V mun, A u fl 11 ItlJfj
SUITS ever offered on
i
t lio "Wonr Porno TVTat'lrof
Also a fine line assort- I" !S' Street
- , . I uu nan j it large lot or nne
ment of Youths Suits. Sa,?!I?ST"i?ed in WE8T
Also, a tine lot of Biir?(?ipn. Rnnrl
oarts and Ilarnees, nil of which will be
sold as LOW AS TliE LOWEST.
Don t fail to coruo and see him before
at
March
New
21st,
A new supply of Ziegler
Shoes arrived yester
day.
Partington & Baxter, (Tnaliled
bead City, except by tbe coucumng
with other advocates of the movement I Robt. Phillips, Benjamin Rosel, Elijah I vote of the stock owned by the State,
in j . j .k. Bummersill. cumD isimmons, r. n. i ana a majority or mar, neia Dytnepn-
Congressthat " Jt ""a,vl ..w-u 8uthMIt Sarah or gBlah starkey, Jobn vate stockholders, provided that the
ill ho ftWtoil in th noTf fon troaira 7 . . iViOT. wnristopner wens, mrs. mate anaii own ana control a majority
Will Da eieciea in ine next ten years The inhabitant! of New Berne and R..an C. Williams care Colonel Nelson, of the stock so issued or that the State's
Will be able to repeal it." This is, I the territory along the line of the road I R- H. Williams, Wilson J. Whitaker. stock shall be sold at not less than nine-
alas too true. Centuries hare past it is now built do not stand alone in SJM ffSB.B... AM
Since Satan entered the garden Of their desiro t0 Bee ifc "tended. Golds- The Meuiationi now reauire that one the nr'iv'ile:e. upon the concurring vote
Eden bat the trail of the semen t DOr0, its western terminus, is a strong cent Bhall be collected on the delivery as aforesaid, to consolidate and unite
' . , 1 (advocate of tho measure. The Argus of each letter advertised. with any other railroad within or with-
rests on it still.
loomments on the bill, and
Argus
argues in
Wit E. Clarke. P.M.
Stonewall Items.
Mrs. Lina Phipps, wife of Robt.
out the State, under any general rail
road law, terms or rules as may be
agreed upon, not inconsistent with the
laws of this State.
Seo. 8. That all mortgages or deeds of
trust which may be executed by the
said Company, may be registered in the
county of Craven, and such registration
shall be deemed an effectual and sut
ficifint registration for all purposes
I aknnljl h matlfl ant nnUafiAw. alirailil mm vtntMnov I Via irvlit. onrY,nlnr0l V nnr.. I L.i.... a . .4 i , Vi nil rt- k. .anu.
mander, bis good qualities Of hand take the Initiative in its construction, and it has been very much swollen and Bar. to register and record the same in
Qd heart, his manly and OOnierva-1 IV"ro,lua no 01 oucn ubb 10 a innamea ever since. I any Other county, any lawtotne can
ii ih.(. .. hi. I wmvu iin jar. iNatnan tiooKer, oi caynoro, nau wary notwuuemuuiuk..
UT Dearin ftIter 1 teMtn to 1 goods at retail, but when a town as- the misfortune to painfully and serious- 8e0. 9. That any corporation, county
nrivar.A Mia. bavA hAAn n IactI 'Ad I sumeetne proportions or a manuraotur-iiff inlnrn hie hend. Ha wu earrvine tAnahir. inMn.H
ing centra 1 and a wholesale distributor maU cutlass in his band through the therein, may subscribe to stock for said
of goods, then indeed is every- railroad woods, slipped and lost his ballanoe on purp0g9' or otherwise contribute to
more generoua in iuir praise inan "auerienaupeoar ap or new neias or a log and fell, seriously cutting nis 1 IUCh work in such manner and in such
ihub. vroiuBooro ia oeooming Dotnoiihand. amount as shall be determined by the
I llUVDOa UBQDD lillB IlBUHHHIIiV IQr IDDIH I il - AS. a. J -i. iL. .'...il.. ..J lL..t.lA aI Mflk AfAA..h'Ati
well.5 Bat for ; politicians fof tha railroads. Letthe road ba extended,
baser tnrt. how : dead wonlrl ha the na "8 action be taken at an early I horo ta t ka consideration the asreed noon with the said Atlantio and
day." annexation of Richland township, of North Carolina Railroad Company,
piwowuo wrn ui ma greua . Bstanfort oonnt. to Pamlico and it was and said subscription! or contributions
Strife. Washington Post, I North Carolina Looming- Up. I decided by them to reoeive it by 15 1 shall be made according to the general
1 wwrh n.rftiin. i. imin.. nn lirrtl. I rotes to 2 affftinst. out of 17 votes oaet. laws of the State ot North Uaronne.
" W,P. hud thA nlnaanpA nf hoLtrin I tn th horiznti. nr1 if riUtrint AnAo Sa that nart of Beanfort can now decide Seo. 10. In the construction of tbe ex-
1 18 to 00 promotea SOme or the well-pott' I wnat tnty will ao. we airaauy u b tsnaea hubs or yruminou ursuuiica, vuo
I ea ones seem to be or the oninion that conntv or as rion tana as is in ine oiaio saia uompany snau no otitieu to toe
I . . t J I 1 1 1 I . I . J ! , I
Uhnr J n dir a Hfivmnnr nr Jnriffn nink ana ir tnev loin us. we win eureir same ricnts. powers ana priviicKer
rill be selected. The friends of Judge have the richest. with respeot to the acquisition of such
lands, and the condemnation thereof
THE kind words written of thft UaTOr of the proposition, thus
fthl nnnfarafft nanMi "The bill speaks for itself and is not
, ,,v.... v-.v.u.u, v-u.. only the best that could be eeoured
Joseoh E.Johnston, and Dnblished under the ciroumstances. but it is in
' In thA NnrthArn nrAaa thnnM ho 'ct a Te,T admirable measure though Phipps, near Bay boro, has been suffer
. in we JNonnern press, snouia De eontoining Btri0t provisions for the pro- ing for the last three week from a
pleasing to the friends Of the dead I teotion of the State's interest, it is not painful accident. In driving a nail
. loldier. His rreaf.nfiRs na a rnm. I'hornof its usefulness. The extension I it glanced and etruok her in one of heruCjent
hands yesterday with Senator Ban
SOm Who jS looking unusually well, I either Judge Seymour or Judge Dick land if they join us.
maoh better Indeed than might LDL'"ecu"?: ??,!
have been expected considering the I past few days, and they are trying to
constant labor and incessant and " bMa 01 tn0M Wu0 mw been put
nfnn.a nn.l.l a whlnU hA n m I I . . . -
luioujo uiiotj tv . nutuu us auu i a.jNOrtOlK Vlrglnianty
otner uemocrauo aenacors were
subjected dnriDg the most memor-l Children Cy forPitcher'sCastorIi
- ABVICK TO MOTHERS
Mrs. "WrasLOw's Soothikq Btrtjf
should always be nssd for children
teething. It soothe the ohild, softens
the gums, allay au pain, cures wina
colio, and l the best remeay tor uiar
as may be necessary therefor, as are
conferred npon tbe aaid Atlantio and
North Carolina Railroad Company by
its charter, or any amendment there
to.
See 11. That nothing in this Aot con
rhosa. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly I talned, shall be construed to exempt
making a trade.
f eedinsr a specialty.
nov27 dwtf
I'or tlie lu'.xt thirty days we will sell
SOLID GOLD RIDING BOW
FRAMES SPECTACLES
WITH FlIHr QUALITY LENSES AT
THE "ALDltlE."
LADIES FINE KID $2.50 Per Pair!
Button Shoe-Opera and BELi ,THE JEWELER,
Common Sense Lasts- R. J. GOODING
$aw.uu pair at
nucceiaor to K. II. Mcnilawa & Co..
WllOLKSALK AND KETAIL
" BARGAIN
jnl6dwl
THE UNITED ORDER
OF
Fraternal Go-Operation
IN THREE M0HTHS,
$56 Profit
Upon the Payment of $19.50.
Members in One Week.
Do not fall to make yonr weekly and
monthly payments on tomorrow.the 23d Inst.
VV. IS. BUYI),
marlBdiwtf. Locatj Skorktahy.
For Sale,
Two Twin Reversible Engines 12x80
new cylinders; balanoe in good
order. jambs kkdmond.
Boo. & Treas. N. &T. R. S. B. CcJ
Corner Pollock and Middle Sts.
l'KOPKIETOR OF
COCIIINES COUGH CURE;
Thin preparation contains no opium and Is
a certain cure for coughs, hoarseness, o-.
and If It does not cirectacure after taking
one bottle, tho money will be relunded to
purchaser.
OPTIML'S OINTSIKNT, for chapped hasdi
and every kltin trouble '
i Keep everything m the Drug Line, and
large and well selected stock of Toilet Ar
tiolcs, Hoops. Spon-os, Perfumes, Chamois
Sblns, llair Brushes, eto. A complet stock
or Patent and l'roprletary Medicines, Ohew
lug iuu, ring ami r ine jut, Hmoklnf
Tobacco, good, Perinne Tobacco, Imported
Cigars, ani tire bost 5c. and l(lo. UlKarsln
Honu Carolina. febl4-iim
For Rent. "
The bouse on h'onlh Front. trot l.t.ib
ocovipleil a. ilanne Hospital, Apply to .
A. K. DKNMI8QN. .
For SstloS i
The B. H. Gray Manufacturing Pnmn.n
will sell for cash at publlo auction at the
court house door in Craven county, Btate '
ofHorth Carolina, on Monday, the fourth
day of May, at 12 m. their Pulp and Wooden-
wuro Jim wuu auoiineir macamery and
tools therein, situated In Craven count r.
For further partlculms enquire of -
B.H.URAY.Prsldent,' "
mar2Atd1 NewBerna,7o.
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