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VOL. rX.-NO.- 308.
NEW BEENE, N. C. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1891.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
WANTED A good Boot and Shoe
maker at one. John Mc3obi.y,
- maris lm follock BU, near Middle.
OA fifl LBS. Country Lard at my
-iiUUU Stall, 10c per lb. CE. Nelson.
ROBERTS & BRO. are receivinfc a
Irge Block of Moot, and Bboes. Dry
U'wdi. uroeeriesand Provision!. They buy
at headquarter and ean give yoa Low
rTloea. , . n
NICE lot Refined M'Uton Suit in cakes
at et. eaeo. 0. . Nblson. f25 lm
TEff DhUO STORE Druae. Medi.
ill inak and Chemical. C. P. Popular
: Proprietary afedielnea. All varieties of
brafgl.t's Snndrle. Trusses and Braoea.
saw oroa Garden Beed. r'loe and Large
iiinitk n,rnd ToDacco. ALL HEW. Pre
scription accurately eompoanded (and not
1 at W km price. I, our iuqiuj ua wur unww,
ii ii uufcKX. Urasslat and Apothecary.
lllddlek,fondoorafoniPolloaK. Jan251y
-WE bare before us the April
number of the Forom It is fully
up to the high standard heretofore
.maintained.
, WK are pleased with the present
. aspect' of parties. With Harrison
the Republican nominee on a plat
form built upou the Republican
legislation of the last Congress
' ' with McKinlej advocating Protec
tioa.Keed vendicating usurpation,
ana Hoar demanding the Force
: bill or blood, the triumph of the
Damocraoy will bs complete and
. national honor and personal liberty
- will be secure.
V aiaaBaeBjWTBa,PyfP",g
" It l always well to tell the
truth. : It ia sometimes difficult to
determine what is truth, and, in
" each oases, opinions are to be re
spected. The man who deliberately
affirms what he knows to be false
forfeits his standing among gentle
man. Senator Hoar deliberately
says: "At present, the Fifteenth
Amendment, and so much of the
Founteenth as relates to suffcrage,
are absolutely nullified." The
civilized world knows that this
assertion is false.
LOCAL NEWS.
Cotton New Berne
of 1 bale at 8 1-4. Sale
Market -Sales
for the week
CravenCounty .Teachers' Association.
An assemblage of forty or fifty people
gathered yesterday morning at the New
Berne Collegiate Institute to attend the
Craven County Teachers Association.
n i a. o l 1 ., 1
loioeies again. oa.c. ..mo w In addition to the teachers there were
last year. . nnmher of the older nunila and some
i
A mow storm has been prevailing parents of the pupils present;
North and yesterday it bad reached as The meeting was opened with rollgi
far South as Richmond. ous exercises, conducted bv Rev. T. M
A number of the latest improved N. George. Miss Mary L. Allen then
combination lock boxes have been read an essay on the Art of Securing
placed in the post cffi :e in this city. and Retaining Attention" that abound
A true hill has been found hv the PTanrl " thoughtful and praOtlCal BUg-
jury of Wake county against C. D. Up-
church, ex-clerk Superior court, for
embezzlement of county funds.
The young men of the city are in
vited to atteed the T. M. 0. A. meeting
this afternoon at 0:30 o'clock. Tbe
delegates from the State Convention
will have something to say about what
these Associations are doing through
out the country.
Mr. Addison O. Ricaud, a rising
young lawyer of Wilmington, a son of
HE HAS OPENED THEIR ETES.
The Beauties of the Bible As a
Literary Work Set Forth.
Under the above heading the Savannah
Times says:
"The series of sermons at the First
Presbyterian Church on "The Poetry of
the Bible," is a treat to Biblical students.
Dr. Yass, who is a close student of the
literature of all nations and times, is well
qualified to tell of the attributes of the
great Hebrew work and to institute ap
propriate comparisons with the best
efforts of uninspired writers. Ilia
delivery is easy and pleasant, his lan
guage choice, and, when necessary,
rising to eloquence, and his cunclusions
the result of deep study and thought.
His two past lectures have revealed to
careless readers ot the Bible the wealth of
the beauty of the Old Testament, and
ill doubtless be productive of a much
better appreciation of what is to too many
an unexplored realm in literature. The
closing locturo will bo delivered next
gestions and was directly to the point
rrof . George W, Neal then gave a
delightfal and instructive lecture on
lne Boienoe of tbe Trade Winds in
Connection with Geographical Study."
The lecturer evinced profound knowl
edge of his subject and presented clear
ly many wonderful and but little known
cientifio facts in a manner that kept Sunday night.
the audience listening attentively, Rev. Dr. Yass while in New Berne
and eagerly anticipating hia next ut-lgave some magnificent sermons on the
teranoes. same subject. Their excellence was
Mr. Daniel Lane told nlain'.v of ob- worthy of every word of admiration
Rev. T. P. Ricaud of this city, bag been ataoies in the wav of efficient work in sooken in their behalf.
nonorea oy eieotion to tbe mayoralty or the country on account of lack of neo-
wumington. speeches, blgnly compli- essary equipments and other obstacles,
mentary to his upaight character and Rev, d. w. Porter, of Core Creek,
Kreat ability, wore made by the coun- BUBrested as a remad v that educational
oilmen on placing him in nomination. lectures bv Drofioient instructors be de-
The dftlflffJltAR from Oravnn nnnntv tin I livArori ft intariraln rhrnnori tha nnnnrrv
"J I Si " J I "- . ir t c n t .til
the State Sunday School Convention at that the people generally may bL.!"tt.-i""-
Ti. .i.nilln ! . I 1 1 1 . .A.L 1 Ii.lll I - - - -
njn.oTiiio piuuuuuue i. very inter- awaaeuuu w unmeet euon iuu iniein- tent here, the death rate is increasing
esting and profitable session, and we gent co-operation with the teaohers inland undertakers and effin nianufactur
are happy to state, the next annual this work. era have all that they can do to keep
.u ... ... . . ... I up with the rush of business. The de-
uiu.jv. luo UOOJ wa. .ecureuto xnere were umeiy aeDates on omer partment of heaUh iB notified of 884
ne beid in Hew Berne. Twelve bun- topics, freely indulged in by numbers deaths within the city limits last week,
dred dollars was raised to carry on the of teaohers. I That is about 100 more than during any
work for the ensuing year. At tho close of the meetioK Rev. R.
A DEADLY GRIP.
Alarming Increase in the Mortalily at
Chlcage.
roll.
one week or the grip epidemio a year
A correspondent writes the Journal A. Willis pronounoed the benediction di , diti . th blic
an article for publication in whioh he and a11 departed highly pleased. We health if the second half corresponds
shows cnnaidorah.n (.iBBkiroHnn t. believe those attending from the coun- with the first half of the week s death
the delay in the construction of the tr7 felt well paid for the trouble taken.
railroad from Jacksonville to New We wish every teacher in the county
Berno. We hope to be able to give a could be present at these meetings
definite understanding; of the matter I The next ue will be held Saturday,
in a short time, therefore withhold the April 25th.
Rev. T. P. Ricaud went up to Kins
ton yesterday morning to conduct the
services today for Rev. F. M. Sham-
The last number of the Forum
on tains and artiole, by Senator
, Hoar, of Massachusetts, on the
Force bill, which coneludos as
follows: "The question will not
1'down. Nothing is settled that is
not right. It is to be hoped that
when, in 1892, a new appeal shall
be made to the conscience and
understanding of the American
people, they will pnt forth strength
enough to throw off the nightmare
which oppresses them, and that it
will still be in their power to vindi
cate in peaceful ways the rights
which otherwise will surely be
asserted through convulsion and in
Wood."
Au exchange says that a good many
inquiries are made as to what work the
railway commission will nrst take id
hand. It is a good commission, of able
and conservative men, and will no doubt
movesiowiy. a gooaoeal or new work the nrotracted meetine at tho Centenarv
iaiis to it. remaps me first turns done r-httmh
will be the assessment of property and
franchises of railways. The next matter
considered will probably be the passenger
rates. There will be no undue haste, as
the commissioners realize the necessity
of caution.
W. S. Barnes State Secretary.
At -a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the State Alliance Mr. W. S.
Barnes was elected secretary to sucoeed
Mr. J. u Heddingneld, now a member Church Services Today,
of the Railroad Commission. The State Catholic Church Easter services: In
Chronicle eaye of Mr. Barnes: the morning. Hich Mass and sermon at baptized and rewarded only about two
Mr. Barnes ia a native of and is at hi o'clock. In the evininr. Vtnnerg.
. - Reports of climatic conditions
' throughout the country aredeci
dedly favorable, and in accordance
with the hopeful views generally
' expressed in regard to growing
.tsrops. Grain has the needed
, moistnre, and the fruitgrowing
districts ara rejoicing in seasonable
temperature. With these cheering
' conditions, and while the Southern
States are marketing the largest
' cotton crop ever grown, and the
;' Western movement of wheat, cattle
. and hogs continnes large, business
cannot fail to reflect the influence
of these great factors in present
and prospective prosperity.
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" Fob a dead man, a political
suicide Mr. Cleveland is showing
, remarkable activity. On last Mon
day be addressed a letter to the
Indiana Tariff Reform League in
which he says: "Ton will not,
v hope, think it amiss if I sugges
the necessity of pushing, with more
rigor than ever, the doctrine of
jrjar organization. I believe tha
the ' theories and practices which
," tiriff reform antagonizes' are re
, sponsible for many, if not all, of the
' evils which afflict our people. $1
there is a scarcity of the circulate
"' uedinm, ts not the experiment
, worth trying, as a remedy, of leav
ing the money in the hands of the
people, and for their use, whioh
needlessly taken from them nndet
the pretext of necessary taxation
If the farmer's lot is a hard one in
his discouraging struggle for better
rewards of his toil, are tbe prices of
his products to be improved by
policy whioh hampers trade in his
best markets and Invites the com
petition of dangerous rivals t K
PAYING FOR CONVERTS.
The Russian Government Rewards Jens
who Embrace Christianity.
burger, the Kinston Methodist pastor,
who is assisting Rev. R. A. Willis in
Mrs. F. M. Shamburger and child
came last night from KinBton. They,
London. March 26. A dispatch from
St. Petersburg tells of a new industry
which is requiring considerable devel
ment in Russia. Ic is that of conversion
It appears that the Russian government,
not being willing to trust only the theo
logical argument and penal laws, offers
a reward to Jews who become Christ
iacs. The consequence is that a number
of Jews, depraved by the severe en
forcement of the decreos against their
race of the opportunity to make an
as well as Mr. Shamburger, are tho honest living, have entered on the prao
guests of Rev. R. A. Willis.
Air. w. ii. uuver returned from a
trip to Washington City on insurance
business.
Mr. Clement Manly came in from
Winston to spend a short time in the
city.
r
tice of being converted, at regular
intervals, and receiving each time the
government bounty of fifteen roubles
One Hebrew named Schwarizkeff , has
been at last detected, after seven def
ferent conversions, in as many different
losalities. It happened that the Rus
sian priest, to whom he made known
hie desire for the seventh time for
baptism and the fifteen roubles , had
been recently transferred from Eliza
bethgrad. where the convert had been
In Kemoram John R. Cobb.
Noble soul passed from this life.
through the portals of death, to endless
life and rest, on Sunday morning. March
22nd, at 9:55. Hia fate was caused by
an acoidently fall from hia engine while
in tbe performance of his duty. From
this injury death resulted on the sev
enth day. The day on whioh he was
hurt was one of the days on which there
was no call on him for duty, but ho
volunteered.
Manly, noble, generous, kind, he had
endeared himself to every one who knew
him. His Christian character was well
established and known of all. And his
influence was felt for good by all his
asBOoiates.
Cut off in the prims of young man
hood, ia the beginning of a career
which was leading him to a position of
great usefulness, we mourn his depart
ure, grieving with those who weep for
him.
The writer of this had had charge.
during many years, of many hundreds
of boys and young men, but he had
charge of not one more honorable or of
a whiter soul than John 11. Cobb.
R. H. L.
The Prostrating Shocks
Of malarial fever are not to be counter
acted by quinine with any degree of
certainty, or for any length of time.
Tbe eradication and the prevention of
a disease of a miasmatic type are, how
ever, ascertained possibilities. Long
experience has shown that there is in
finitely more preventive eflicaoy in the
fine botanic medicino, Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters, than in the alkaloids,
drugs and poisons which were formeily
the only recognized means of removing
and anticipating attacks of fever and
sguo and bilious remittent. When the
system has been depleted by periodi
cally recurring paroxysms, this agree
able restorative renews tbe fund of
energy, and is not only a positive
specific, but repairs tbe damage to the
general health inflicted by all febrile
complaints partaking of the malarial
character.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A Bargain!
A Threo Story Brick Store and Dwel
ung, with two story rear intension, on
Urnven street.
Terms: t'5C0 00 cash: balance in five
notes, to rua 1, 2. 3, 4 and 5 years res-
pvuuveiy, ana learing 6
interest.
Apply to
ip R.
per cent.
jm24 Is
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O. E. LODOF.
DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP.
Kceipe of the hue Dr. Walter Duffy.
Hose for k (
ItMBpooMul;
tell ilrois: li'ir ,
drops; lor win
call u U'aMHH
ireuuentiv ii
cured.
iJIKi.GHONS"
i two or three years old, one
'i Hire months old,
i six months t.;d, twenty
I'-IiVb lllOIltllU (ll.l nu.l.
"iilul-r.-pemir- these dose
lu-eessmy umu relief Is pr0-
Tliis Is to 01 1 in v 11,..! n.-Tr. ..,.. .
l,Kul 1 hi f In mv i, , niu. ... .
months ard 1 helieve It to he a niost VxcM
lent remedy for erm.n Jim ecel-
olallyaa a preventive .
had a severe attHrir r ,.7r.-l:""u
ago. Insomuch th:,t we fe H n vYZ. . It"
Us recovery, hut was K.iW..f., .7. ":?S??'
our physician, hut thinklUK it probable Ttht
vjuup ryrup end the child hu
Croup syrup, and W1. ow ket. a b",tt e of u
atourhouso at all tiajes.Hiut 1 " eerfSllv
recommend it toad. K. H Hau7
Also yery etlectusl In relieving ooughs
and colds. 1hki'auki am, su,.u jfr oou8ng
1-,l' 1'LKL' 'w iieru, V. C.
.10 fsi! AK.-m.s- m,-Kheso:i 4 Kobl.'ns
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY.
IhlViMH li.)r
M iiiufdri iir.n
am now pivpircd to nun on
t Dill til!' llUliltV r.11,1 l'orrl.,r.
Indusiry ot .,; w. Stewart I
All Kinds of Work
The prettiest line of
CHILDREN'S JERSEY
SUITS ever offered on
the New Berne Market.
Also a fine line assort
ment of Youths' Suits.
A new supply of Ziegler
Shoes arrived yester
day. Harrington & Baxter.
nit short uotien. F.nr
KIK'cialty, and satir
iloisi- Shoeing (riven i
slioi-int! nil iiriiuiui
Hnlf
The ii.'ilrona,;c of Unsolicited,
inn? nnd I'alntinga
faction guaranteed.
' hcsl attention
$1.20
B0
l'Uhlic H respectfully
U. H. WATEKS.
months ago. Consequently, Sohwariz
keff will underco no more conversions
rionfor the Blessed f0r the present,as the police have him
Confederate soldier, and since the war crament at 8 o'clock. in nana, a numoer oi similar instau-
has been devoting hia life principally to Christ Chnrch-Kev. T. M. N. George, u ".. ''" T "
that of teaching. . He is an enthueiMtio rector. Easter-Day. Service, sermon h.e. "Lll"B Jl a .tt.
LADIES FINE KID
Button Shoe-Opera and
Common Sense Lasts
$2.00 pair at
m 19 ADeIMIII CTWnC
Beddingfield will fall upon him."
and Holy Communion 11 a. m.
School celebration 5 p. m. Night ser-
I vice omitted. The publioare cordially
invited to attend these eetvices. At
tentive ushers. The Easter offering
will be applied to making contemplated
Meetings to Nominate Councilmen.
All Democrats of the various wards of
the city are requested to meet at the
places mentioned below on Wednesday, I alterations in tbe chancel.
April 1st, at 8 p. in , to put in nomination Centenary M. E. Church Rev. R. A.
councilmen for the Willis pastor. Services at 11 a
7:43 p. m., conducted by Rev. F. M.
candidates for city
ensuing year:
1st ward : At the city clerk's office, C
Reizenstein, chairman committee.
2d ward: At the court house, O, H
Guiou, chairman committee.
3d ward: At Phillip's harness shop, W
H. Oliver, chairman committee.
4th ward: John 3. Lane's shop, J. D. I pastor
Lane, chairman committee.
5th ward: Cook's carriage shop, W. P
Metis, chairman committee.
Negroes in the South Delighted at The
Defeat of tbe Fore Bill.
New York, March, 2C A special to
the Herald says: A Boston clergyman,
the Rev. 8. J. Barrows, tolls me that
the colored people of the South are
m. and I delighted at the defeat of the Force bill.
Mr. Barrows reoently spent a montn
2ait-if tha Arnrl ArlnnaMnnal in of if 11 .
Shamburger. Young men's prayer tioa th. Qnif .nd border States. He
meeting at 0:15 a.m. Sunday School I finds a great improvement in the con-
at 8 p. m., J. K. Willis superintendent. I dition of the negroes, and that they are
tv, ..mi. ... -.j!n j paying more attention to business and
iuo w.u...7 lanicu ... (. .nliti h.n fk n.arf to. Th.
Thenecroes themselves testified that
Rufua Ford I their relations with the whites were
attend these services.
Baptist Church Rev.
Preaching at 11
pastor; at 7:30 by Rev. Mr. Baker.
Sunday school at 3 p. m., C. C. Clark
superintendent- Publio cordially i
vited to attend.
Church of Christ, Hancock street,
I f 1 1 -1 1 1 !..! A
a. m. bv tha I ktowidk mora ourumi auu ueipiui, auu
Llr. sarrows ouserveu vuab un ueKruce
were doiaK a treat deal to help them'
selves, and that the better olase of
whites were cordially assisting them.
"I questioned them good deal about
the foroe bill." said Dr. Barrows, "and
many of the colored people themselves
ILL. Chcstnutt pastor. Services at 11 Lni,j th thnnoht it wan mnnh het-
la. in. and 7:80p.m. Young men's Iter that it did not pass. It would only
Has Not Accepted.
A Raleigh correspondent of the Wil
mington Messenger says that Rev. T.
M. N. George, rector of Christ church I prayer meeting at 19 a. m. Sunday have oreated irritation. Among the
In this city, has accepted a call to the school at 8 p. m., B. H. Melton Sup'fc. be" ol"HiK!!Sl!rtS!
m i . . . I .. r . Ivounz men the testimony was very
juurua oi ne uooa Dnennera iniweekiv nraver meetinar everr Thnrs-1 " i .ut ia i ,
Raleigh. This statement Ja not quite day night at Bp, m. A oordial in- hers worse. One colored preaohersaid
oorreot. The oall has been extended to vitatlon extended to all to attend these to me In Chattanooga, "Education w ill
Ur.ihArmhnt.ntt h. it.. t.v i I do more for us than a tnousana rorco
- -: 1 ' Kin.
J.HmIU ..Km f ,1.. ..11.. I w n . r . .m .i t . v....
usuum nivivu iu tug uinynr, i i , m., u. A, Juceiinir in 18 aiiernoon
We would be very sorry to have Mr. ! at 5:80. Leader, R.R.Hill. All men
George leave. He is an excellent min- are cordially invited to attend.
titer and pastor honored and beloved
. . mmm mm ma aw
bv his i aonsrrettatlon. and hhrh t r.anaaBn viuai,
7.;. V . .. ... : I R . TT. P.Hffnri1. Wnw fUMl. Win..
esteemsa or an our citizsns, ue is ..". ' v i ..n nt omi,Homnt mniri nnt
muuwivu w a MvuiMKin emu svuiuniu"i -
We Are N ow in Position
1,'II,;I'A1,L HKlt'K ORDERH.
fcrt'oUonVeed1. ' eiul au"aI to hange
mT.e.Viirl."'' WUU J",,r 1U " want
W. P. BURRUS & CO.,
Comiul'sion Me rchqnts and Cmin
M.vUct Uock, rscw lierue, N. O.
$m behmbdT'
I lnvo the Inrjust stock of
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
and Clocks,
Knstern North Cno!!n!i. Tin... ,.a.
weie Imiicht lor Ki'iir emu ?..
sold loner than thev .""l..w1" 08
ny other house in North Carolina? as I em
toy more wo:fcinen thm, oil
ya:chls,kers In tho city comhln,T t
your work p.omply utid with despatch.
oiiik and bej tlu l-,-,.Kt oii, ...i i1;.-."'
irkes at " "
SAM. K EATON'S,
Orr-osi to liantist Church Middle Ht.
janlBdwly
THE USITED ORDER
OF
Fraternal Co-Operation
IN THREE MONTHS,
$56 Profit
Upon the Payment of $19.50.
Members in One Week.
So not fall to make your weekly and
monthly payments on tomorrow.the 23d Inst,
W. B. BOYD,
marlSdiwtf. local secretary.
Headquarters for Tobacco
My store Is Headquarters for Tobacco,
have a tremendous lot of It at
Low Prices !
I also have In stook a few thousand pounds of
Un the Alert
Mr. F. Steeblne has a very haadaome
Isign painted; it consists of a locomotive
troine around a track, with a merry crowd
was seated in a car, enjoying a ride. To those
not an extremist in his views, and be I his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was I find any more pleasure, than if such a
is clever, aoolal and nnaannmlntr in I affected to an alarminir decree, annetite I Problem would be put in use. Let ns
manner', and these Qualities have en- 1611 way, ana ne was terribly reduced in nave one m newcerne.
- I flAah ajl ar.M V. m a, MA KntHna Af Irian.
trie fitters eurea rum. I now try this,
Edward Shepherd. Harrlsbarg, 111., had u m Ton nnthinu and will surelv
a running sore on hia leg of elRht years' a0J0u good if you havea Cough, Cold,
itumiug. utrou mreo uuvhot m uioukuvi.. trouDie wiin inroat. untsi or
ir. n.ing s inew iiwcovery ior
As nice as were ever packed In Baltimore
Wishing to give my mends and patrons
A Chance to Live Good,
I Invite them to eome down and get a tup
ply at 12 cents per pound.
J. F. TAYLOR.
deared him to our people generally.
WkAlUAW A. -I. k.Hk V.,.1....
ihonld take onAvarv tnna hnitU nHBitters and seven boxesof Bncklen s Arnica T,nna
fivrnn of Fin. aa It acta moat nlaaaantlv I Salve, and his lee is sound and well. John I rnanmntlnn. roncrbs and Colds is anaran
and effeotually on the kidneys, liver and Speaker, Catawba, Gv had fiye large feverTteed t0 ve nuj or money Mil bs paid
hnwAta. nr.ntlnr fn. tuaaAantiM ISOieS On his leff. dootOTS Bald he Was in-1 v.fc Unffnrara from La flrirme found
and other forms of sloknesa. For sale1 eurable. One bottle Electrlo Bitters and it lost the thins and under its use had a
in60o. and $1.00 bottles by all leading 0M. 001 Butjklen'sArnlea Salve cured him Igpaedyand perfect recovery. Tryasample
druggists, - : 1 marSlrn. , lemireiy. ooia at v. d. uuht b amg svore. i ttle at our expense and leant foryonr-
,,,m,..- ' .V' r. "'' ; .... . self lust how cood a thin it is. Trial
kiuili: Ki. fc- DfiA.J- rJ run-.i LI D!4A:j:'n.:ii bottles free at P. S- Puffy's Drug Store,
viiiiuicii vrj iuf ntviivr vasivna wiinuioujwry ivrriwiivra isnsivna, Large siseooo. and fl.tiu.
:'A'-Uf'Hi- v'.';'
SALE, EXCHAKGE
AND
LIVERY.
E. S6 Street
Has now on hand a largo lot of floe
Hla.n!f10RSES' r'ed in WEST-
ciwi iuuiu UAKULINA.
Also, a line lot nf K,,r,;n r. j
Carta and HarnesB. all nf mhini, i,
sold as LOW AS TUE LOWEST.
ion i ran to come and see him before
making a trade.
i-eedinga specialty . nov27 dwtf
EJnparaEIelsd Offerl
For the next thirty dujs we will sell
SOLID GOLD Rimym unw
FEAMES SPECTACLES
WITH F1IHT QUALITY LENSES AT
$2,50 Per Pair!
BELL THE JEWELER.
If J. GOODING,
lU j, j,, lueaaowa dc Co.,
WII0LE8ALK AND RETAIL
Corner Pollock and Middle Sts
l-KOPRIETOR OP
COCHINES COUGH CURE,
o V?y?JiU?Ii cDU.ln no opium and Is
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purchaser.
money will be refunded to
OPTIMCS OINTMKst f -v .
and every Bkln trouble nnQI
1 keep everything in tho Drug Line and a
large audwell eelected stock of Toilet Ar
" r.8' "P".: Ponge8, Perfumee. Chmcf.
nair isnuhes, eto. A complete atock
; ring unci Fine Cut. Smoklna
Tobacco. KOOd. Mvrlnn. T.,l,. " ' t01."?
ffldars, an. th, best 5c. Vnd .
A BALL AND BAT.
Just arrived, a new lot ot Children's Bnlts,
from $2,50 to J5.50, and wllh.each suit we will
give
A BALL MD BAT.
J. M. HOWARD.
North Carolina.
febn-2m
For Rent.
nw liuueo (in yOlllh Front t
a.
The S. H. Qrav Hiiit..in.i.. ;c TW1;, ;
will sell for cash at public auotloli ati& 1 1 V
court honse door in Graven wuntv . Staw
day of May. at 12 m. their Pulp and 5ro2?5.h
S vuoreui. situated In Craven eann,.,
For further partleala. s enqnlri?of UTi
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