UUEDT and SALE STABLES.
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Call and! examine our stock which is kept
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Yeung Western Horses and Mules.
Also, large lot Buggies (top and open Road, Carts, Harness, Whips, Robes and
dorse Blankets constantly on hand at Rock liottoin Prices.
We make our Livery a specialty. Single or double turn-outs canbe had at all hours.
Every thing we sell is guaranteed as represented.
Livery superintended by K. DENMARK.
IOtll ctxici See XJs.
COUOII MIXTURE.
A Prnmnt: and Kfrir,inr, Remedy lb
Ooughs, Colds, Croup, j
D V,ifJn 0wO IWot
TvTr n V T VJOomplete in Every Departm't
Diphtheria, Catarrh, Lai Alg0rwe BOW hRve tJAgJCJ for the
f1;n X1, 'celebrated WHEhl.EH A WlLxON and
tflljJlJB, JJlUi
One uf the moat effectual remedies! have
ever known tor a cough or co d Is lhitfysl
Ojuuh Mixtukb. It la Indeed a rare com-;
hlnatton of valuable medicines: arresilng.at
once the progress oi a cold and beginning at I
aootnes and heal. Unlike all other .congh
medicines there la no n a rcoilo or auy other
unpleasant effect experienced in taking It.
I am more man pieaseu iu ub bujo w wiu
mend to mjr friends here and tne public at 1
large every where such a safe, pleasant and
enaotuai cure lor uneui iubiuubiio'u
complaint to which aumsn uesn is urnr.
Thomas uatks.
fJaQB" R. H. DUFFV. Proprietor.
Mr. B. N. Duffy has called upon me to say
something for his Ooumi Mi:iiihsk, now
toeini advertised. The least 1 can say Is thai
It la a certain cure for Colds, Kokk l hkoat,
sad lKOUP. Irecogolie the mixture us be
ing Identical with a prescription 1 have
aaed in my family with unfailing success,
written by one oi the most distinguished
physicians of North Carolina. 1 am opposed
to patent nostrums, but cheerfullv raeoui
mend this on account of Its scientific urlglu,
and the happy results obtained from li In
repeated trlais In my family.
Mks. J, K. Wit.t.ts.
JR. Jf, DUFFY, Proprietor.
I have tried Duffy's couuh Mixtuks and
take pleasure In recommending It because
1 believe It will do all that Is claimed torn
by Mr. Duffy, the proprietor, who is a drug
gist of long experience and a gentleman oi
highest integrity, ido not believe he would
advertise anything that was not exception
ally good. Tkls remedy Lea certainty an
awered the purpose in my case. It cured a
cold, an obstinate co.d 1 hd. after 1 had
tried a num ber of the prlnolpul cough rem
edies without benefit.
;W. O. lllilNSOM.
R. W. DUFFY, Proprietor.
Dear Bir It affords me gieat pleasure to
testify to the merits of jour ( on. 11 Mix
tukb. 1 have used .n my family lorwome
time and have found 11 the bestoi remedies
for Coughs and Colds,
EJC Yours trulv, F. WinsloW.
R. N. DUFFY, Proprietor.
Mayor's Office, New Berne, Jan. 21, 1H.
1 have uied Duffy's Coihih Mixtukk in a
severe and protracted cold with great bene
fit, and with pleasure commend It to the
pabllo. 0. A. Battle.
L.L3lR W. DUFFY. Proprietor.
This is to certify I used one bottl.) ol
Duffy's Cough mixtukk in the case of ihe
(irtnnn." and It effected a cure, can cheer-
fully recommend It to any one sulleilng
with severe coughs or colds.
J. A. Patterson.
New BerneN. C, Jan. vs. 18'Jl.
Be Bare and call for R. N.
AlUxX X O tiUUUH lUiAiuiuii
Corner Pollock and Middle streets.
Wholesale Agents McKeesoa A Kobblns.
ui N-nitnn Htreef. Wm. H. Schlemty.& o ,in
710 William Street, New VorkCIC .
ROBERTS 6 BRO.
Wholesale Dealers In
Groceries, Provisions,
.TOBACCO and SNUFF, BOOTS and SHOES.
We are alto aeents for STOCK "DIADEM'
VLnTTK. averv bariel wan an ted.
A large stock of PUKE .WEST INDIA
MOLASHES, our own lmporlation.
Come to see us. or send your orders,
You will find our Trices as LOW as the
mayiMdwtf ROBERTS 4 ERO,
Execution Sale.
Btat of North CAiioLiNA.-Ciaven county.
Barring ton & Eaxter vs. W. R. Skinner.
Pnnmint to an execution in my hands
fiom B. K. Street, a Justice of the Peace of
said county, against the defendant in the
above entitled action for ia 5H, dated June
th, W9l, lliave levied on the following de
scribed property and will Bell all the right,
title and Interest of said defendant to said
property, at the Court House in said connty.
at twelve o'olock, Mlduay.on the Twentieth
day of June, ibim, viz:
18 Benches, 15 Desks, 2 Clocks, 3 Maps, 1
Tirntn i tannin Horn. 1 Lot Books. 4 Black
boards. 1 Bedstead, 1 Mattress, 1 Tin Bet, 1
pair Andirons, 9 Charts, 1 Stand.
This 10th day of June, iSfll.
; W. B. LANK,
Sheriff Craven Couuty,
For Rent.
Thu hnnae on Bouth Front street lately
Osonpled as Marine Hospital, Apply to
maraotf. A. B. DKNNIHON,
HELS0NH0USE.
- OJOD BOARD can le prccared at the
Nelson House at
$2.50 to $3 per Week,
jllther with or without iojm
Heals prepared under tbe supervision of
Hndlady, and sent to parlies In the city.
On'and after June 1st we will have differ
entOreWntjfcndall orders will beearefully
A Share of public patrota?e resiieotfully
olieited. my241m
GIBBS,
Hyde. Pamlico, Jones, Onslow, and Lenoir
hountlM-and In the BUpreme and federal
CO.
replenished with
Furniture!
Furniture !
Furniture !
One of the Largest; Stocks
lantern North Carolina.
STANDARD HEWING MACHINES. They
are the latest Improved Light Kunnirand
are unsurpassed Dy any machine ever p.aced
in mis mar set
apl2dwtf
JOHN STJTER.
Just Received
Zeb Vance Corn Shellers, Cox
Planters, Spangler
Guano Sowers, Iron Agricul
tural Cultivators, Iron and
Wood Harrows, Centennial
and Keystone Planters, Cotton
and Turn Plows of every
description Castings, &C'(
and Agricultural Implements,
and a full line of Harrows
always on hand. Call and
see us, or send for prices.
J. C. Whitty & Co..
Cor. Craven and South Front Sts.,
oc29 wtf New Berne, N. C.
SALE, EXCHANGE
AND
LIVERY.
aO-a..
ft OP tv-L l
Has now on hand a large lot of fine
MULES and HORSES, raised in WEST
ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Alio, a fine lot of Buggies. Road
Carts and Harness, all of which will be
sold as LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Don't fail to cotno and see him before
making a trade.
Feeding a specialty. no27dwtf
SEASON OF 1891.
Round Trip Tickets to Morehead City.
TO AGENTS A. A N. C. R. K.:
Special Rates of Fare. Round Tilt. Tlcltets.
from stations named below to Morehead
City. In effect June 1st, pj'JI.
Bat,
From
To and return.
Moreh'dClty
Beaton,
gl on
3.5U
a oo
2.00
Night
Ooldsboro
SI.00
2.50
2.50
1.50
f.4 Orange
Klnston
New Berne
L. DILL, G. P. A.
Public Sale of Land!
In obedience to ajudgmentof the Superior
uoun oi uraven county, in the suit wherein
James C. Harrison, Administrator of John
I). Conner, deceased, Is plaintiff", and Julia
A.Conner and others are defendants, the
undersigned will sell at Public Auction to
the hlynest bidder, at the Court House In
New lierne, .N. u., on Monday, July Ath
1H91, at 'Iwelve o'clock, M., the following
realty uciuusiuh to me estate CI JOlin V,
Conner, deceased, to-wlt:
A certain tract of land lvlnz and helne on
Dover Road, near Core Creek, In Wo 3 Town
ship, Craven C3unty, N, C, adjoining the
lands of C. L. Welherington and others,
fully described In a deed from Fred McCov
to John D. Conner, bearing date October
i Jin, iMi. recorded in craven oountv records.
in Book No. lol, folio 407, containing one
unuurea &crea, mure or less.
Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance on
acreditor six months with note for same.
Tine reserved until lull payment Is made.
New Borne, N. C, May 22d, 181)1.
J A M EH C. HARBISON.
may23 Ills Adm'rof Johh D Conner.
North Carolina Craven county.
Iu office Clerk of .Superior Court.
Notice Is hereby given of the Incorporation
of the New Berne Ice Company; that the
names of the Incorporators are William
uuon, ueorge jn. lves, Charles Kelzenstein,
James Redmond and P. H. l'elletler, and
such others as they may associate with
them; that tbe principal place of business
shall be New Berne, N. C, and its general
purpose and business shall be the manufac
turing and selllnK ice and, manufacturing
any othe commodity of whatever nature or
kind that the stockholders may at any time
uBiuruune; inaii tne auration oi the said
corporation snail be thirty years; the cap!
tai stock is nrteen thousand dollars, wltb
privilege to increase from limn to time to
one hundred thousand dollsrs, divldod Into
nitres oi me par value oi one hundred aol
lars.
maj27 6 W. M. WATSON, C. H. C
Executor's Notice-
The undersigned having this day duly
qualified as Executor of the last will and
testament oi jtmma runups, all persons
holding claims aval net said eatata ara hum-
by notified to pyesent the same for payment
w iub uu or ueiore tne loin aay or May, lblll
Or this notice will be Dieaded In bar nf ra.
co very, Persons Indebted to the estate are
requeBtea to make immediate payment.
May 14, 1801.
thomas f. McCarthy,
it ay 18 6w Executor,
A New Ice House
Open on Broad street, nest door to Mr
unas. ewert s ueer titan.
i-1 am prepared to accommodate the public
with ice daring the Bummer season, ln-
uiuuiug oauuaya.
x reRpectiuur ask the eititens for a por
Je7 4w JAMXS D, BARFIILDJ
ChildreffXrylfoPitcheVCastoria:
a I ine Selection of
JOUKNAL.
SEW BITEB ITEMS
The oyster indnstry is still on
the boom. Nearly every one Who
has sot garden is trying to get
one. One man entered one a few
months ago, at acost of abont $12.
and in a few weeks sold it for 150.
when he thought he was doing well;
bat the man to whom he sold it. got
$ 400, in about a month afterward.
The price of oyster gardens vary
fron $ 100. and even more. The
people have planted more oysters
than nsnal this spring. Lewis Morris
W. N. Marine, E. S. Smith, U. G.
Canady, D. L. Grant, David Oanad v,
J. A. Mattocks and Cap John Hill,
are onr largest oyster growers.
while the New lilver oyster Copany,
under the Sopehntendance of Mr.
L. M. Landen, are planting a large
area in Sotn's Bay' Mr. E. 8. Smith
picked np a piece of plank the
other day in his garden, which had
forty eight live oysters on it. This
shows how prolific the waters of
New River are. It in estimated
that 3,000 bushels can be planted on
one acre, and two at a cost ot not
more than ten cents a bushel, when
in two or three years they can be
taken np and solp from Tocts to 1'
per bu8tiel.
There will be a big banks party
on the east side of New River banks
on the fall moon in Jane. They will
arrive at the banks on Monday
evening 22nd inst at 0 oclock, in
time to see the moon rise, and re
main all night. Bring along your
tents and baskets
expected.
A. lartre crowd is
There will be a big Alliance pic
nicand public Speaking at Mew
Kiver Academy near Sneeds Ferry
on th 3rd Saturday in Jane 11. E.
King and other prominent Alliance
men will be there. Every body is
invited to come and enjoy such a
big time as the good people of
Stump Sonnd usually have ou &uch
occasions.,
Ool. W.D. Harrison of Swiuis-
boro' was down here a few days
ago, We understand that he two is
interested in the oyster grounds of
New River, and has been offered a
very large percentage on the money
invested, for his interest.
- - - -
Cold Waves.
Cold waves are those sudden
changes from high to very low tem
perature which constitute the most i
noteworthy feature of winter
weather in the United States. They
are produced by the ilow of masses
of cold, dry air from the regions
East of the Rocky Mountains in
British America, towards the south
or southeast. During the long win
ter nights of the Artie regions dry,
clear air accumulates in deep lay
ers which is cooled by radiation to
a temperature many degrees below
zero; and then commences to ilow
towards any place where warm air
is ascending, as it does in the low
pressure areas or storms which con
stantly pass from west to east
across the United States.
A "low" is produced by the air
somewhere becoming heated from
unknown canses, above the sur
rounding atmosphere. This exces
sively hated air ascends and air is
drawn in below from all sidee to
replace it. That drawn in on the
south to east side is warm and
moist; that drawn from the north
to west side is dry and cold. The
cold wave follows after the low
area as it moves eastward.
The severer and prolonged cold
waves are associated with exten
sive areas of high presure. Their
rate of progress averages eight
hundred miles in twenty-four hours.
It is of great advantage to many
business and agricultural interest
to know in advance when tho tern
perature will fall quickly and
decidedly, besides affecting the
comfort and health'of thousands of
people.
LEMON HOT DROI'S.
For coughs and colds, take
Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis1,
Lemon Hot Drops.
take
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable prepara
tion. Said by druggists. 25 cents per bot,
tie. Prepared by H. Mazley, M. D.
Atlanta, Ga.
LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidney ,'and Blood.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas
ant lemon arms that positively cures
all Biliousness, Constipation, Indiges
tion, Headache, Malaria. Kidney Dis
ease, Dizziness, Colds, Lots of Appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Blotches. Pimples, Pain
in Back, Palpitation of Heart, and all
other disease caused by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
greate caus of all fatal diseases. Fifty
oenta and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggist. Prepared only by H.
Mozley, M. D., Atlanla, Qa.
There are times in life when the
soul, like a half-grown climbing-
vine hangs hovering tremulously,
stretching out its tendrils for some.
thing to ascendbyt , . ; t
ChifcrfCry fo
EDITORS 13 TBI CH1II G1NCU
Q City of Mexico, June 15. A
telegram from Gnatamala states
that the President hat caused the
imprisonment of Nicolas Cifuentes,
Manuel Alfaro and Ventura Paz,
who were the editors of El Popular,
of Guezaltenango, one of the prin
cipal towns in the npper districts
of Gnatamala. By his orders they
were chained and thrown into pris
on, and are made to sweep the
6treets with ball and chain locked
to their feet carry heavy stones
and do other degrading work.
It appears that they published
an article in their paper nnder the
heading of "Thieves Authorized
and Unauthorized," which attack
ed the quasi Government of Baril
las. At once their office was seized
and the editors were cast into
prison. The incident has caused
marked indignation, and the feel
ing against Barillas has increased
intensely. The revolutionary talk
is stronger than ever over this
outrage.
City of Mexico, Jnne 13 The
chief cause for the revolutionary
spirit now existing in Guatemala is
said to be the desire of President
Barillas to have Francisco Aguiano
who resigned from the Cabinet a
tew days ago. sncceed him. The
latter is thoronghly hated by the
people, and they object to Barillas
forcing him on them.
Moro Chinese Outrages AtCaPks
on Christian missions.
London, June 15. Dispatches
from Shanghai announce fresh ex
cesses upon the part of the anti
European element in the popnla
tion of China. Attacks upon Chris
taiu missions iu the interior con
tinue. In one case tbe Chinese
troops sent to repress the rioters
aided them and made matters still
worse.
Moie serious rioting has accurred
at Takatang, where the lady mis
sionaries were compelled to flee lor
their lives. The ladies arrived at
Kin Kiaug, one of the treaty ports
on tse Yang tse Kiang river,
There is a great excitement among
the Chinese in the vicinity of Lake
Poyang, near Kin-Kiang. Several
missionary establishments Lave
been looted and burned by the
riotous Chinese.
"Dinner for Two. Appetite for One !"
Said a dyspeptic to the waiter, ordering
for self and friend. And suppose be
bad bad an appetite, it would have ago
nized him, subsequently, to gratify it.
O! the abominablu pangs that even a lit
tle meal causes tbe confirmed victim of
indigestion. Purgatory on earth no
less. Altogether unnecessary, though
Begin at once, systematically, a course
of 11 oe tetter's Stomaoh Bitters, ye un
fortunate! with refractory stomachs. In
saying this we merely echo tbe record
ed experience of thousands who bare
used the great stomachic to their lasting
benefit. For tbe inaction of a sluggish
liver, and for tardy or irregular action
of the bowels, both very apt to accom
pany dyspepsia, this fine regulator is
equally effloient. Malarial complaints
kidney trouble rheumatism and neural
gia depart when a resort is had to the
Bitters.
Hint to Spring Poets.
'I've got a poem," he said when
he.had secured the attention of the
editor.
"My dear sir, that pigeon hole is
filled with poems awaiting publica
tion."
"But this describes the peculiar
virtues of my medicine and I wil
pay $1 a line to have it printed."
said the author.
''Ah, charming! I'm glad to see
you turn your attention to verse.
I wish all had your gift."
THE
RADE ifcRK.)
THE LIFE-WORK OF AN EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
IS AN INSTRUMENT FOB THE
Cure of Disease Without Medicine
KASED on new theories of tbe eante and cure
of disease. It dealt with tbe electrical and magnetic
conditions of tbe body and the g&aes Burroundlng
it In the atmosphere, controlling tbete condition
at wiil It la not electricity,
niSEASK la
lectroDolae cons
sIdidIt Imnalred vltalltr. The
ElectroDolse constantly adds to tbe vltalltr and
only assists nature, In nature's way.
totnrow
off the trouble. Nothing Is easier of proof than
that, wltb this treatment, cures are made which by
au otuer Known mean ore iinpossiuio.
ACUTE CASES of all kinds are cured In
Dours by its random use.
One-tenth tbe intelligence and perseverance de
voted to ordinary methods of medication works
miracles in an unavn it; vasks.
'inis is an lnexnaustiDie name treatment,
For testimonials from people TOU KNOW
ana au runner lniormauon, can on or aaaress
. ELECTROPOISE,
1425 N. Y. AVt.. WASHINGTON. D. C,
Many good people all their lives
entertain more or less superstition
bat so little is it compared with
the truth that makes up the staple
of their lives, that it does them the
slightest injury. It may be but an
excessive yielding to that which, in
its proper exercise, makes them
beautiful.
HAPPY IIOOSIERS.
Wm, Timmcns, postmaster of IdatllU.
lad., writes: "Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
irom money anuiiiver trouDie. John
iiesue, farmer ana stockman, or same
place, says.- "Find Electric Bitters to be
the best Kidney and Liver medicine, made
me reel like a new man.". J. W. Qard
ner, hardware merchant, tame town, lava:
Electric Bitters la just tbe thing for a man
wno is aii run aown ana don I care wheth
er he lives or diet; he found new strength,
good appetite, and felt just like he had a
new lease on lire. : Only 50c. bottle atF.
S Duffy's wholesale and. retail drugstore
0
60 DEAD, 200 INJUBED.
An Excursion Trail Plunges Thrdngh
a Bridge Into the Elver.
Bekne, Jane 14. A most horri
ble accident ocenrred on the Mcen
chen Stein and Bale Railway to
day through the collapse of a
heavilyloaded excursion tram. The
train was crowded with people on
the way to attend a musical fete.
Sixty persons were killed outright,
and 200 were injured. Two engines
and the first oar plunged into the
river, and all tbe passengers in the
cars were drowned. Two cars re
mained suspended from the bridge.
All tbe trainmen were killed. Thir
teen cars were saved.
Paraell-O'Shea Nuptials.
London, Jane 13. It is rumored
to-day that Parnell's marriage with
Mrs. O'Shea will take place the
coming week. Parnell has sub
sided somewhat of late, the rea
son being that he is spending
nearly all his spare time in the
company of Mrs. O'Shea. That
lady is said to look rem arably well
by those who have seen her lately,
and as being elated over the pros
pect of her marriage to Parnell.
The daughters, however, adhere to
their father, contrary to ,the pre
valent improsssion, and will, it is
stated, have no more to do with
their mother after the marriage.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Biu ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ltheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give peilect satisfaction
or money refunded. Trice 25 cents per
box. i or sale in .Newborn by if. S. Puffy,
wholesale and retail druggist.
Happiness is a ennbeam which
may pass through a thousand
bosoms without losing a particle
of its original ray nay when it
strikes on a kindred heart, like the
converged light on a rairrror, it
reflects Itself with double bright
ness. Happiness is not perfected
till it is shared.
LA GRIPPE AGAIN.
During the epiilemic of La grippe last
season Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, proved to b
the be3t remedy. Keports from the manv
who used it confirm this statement. They
were not only quickly relieved, but the
disease loft no bad after results. We ask
jou to give this remedy a trial and we
guarantee that you will be satisfied with
resnlls, or the purchase price will he re
funded. It has no equal in Ln Grippe, or
any Throat. Chest or Lung Trouble. Trial
bottles free at V S Dulfy's drug store
Large bottles, 50c and $1.00.
lietter loiiow tne surnness ot a
truth than the glittering delusicn
of a lie. Men often follow lies be
cause thev shine.
When Baby was sick, wo ?avc her ("Astoria.
TVhnn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Fifteen Different Colors
Of Surah Silk, original cost C3j. to $1.50
per yard, for sale at 25j. to 40o.per
yard at BIO IKE'S Clothing Store.
Large lot Ladies' Blouses and Collars
for sale at $2.50, retailing all over the
city at Sfa.uu to Sb5U.
Have reduced the price of my ICo
ribbon to 5c. per yard.
Don't let your children go barefooted ;
brine them down and get a pair of our
80, 40 and 50o. slippers.
Ball's Corsets, 75o., Dr. Warner's
Nursery Corset, SI. 00; Dr. Strong's
Tricora Corset, 75o. All other brands
reduced in proportion.
Change of Business.
The NEW BERNE DRUG COMPANY
bavin; purchased the business formerly
C9nducledby R.J. GOODING, at the old
established stand of E. H. Meadows,
dor. Pollock and Middle Sts.,
respectfully nollfy the public that the came
will hereafter bo conducted under the above
management.
Mr.T.A. HENRY, Pharmacist
will be in charge, and special attention will
be gl ran to dispensing physicians' prescrip
tions with accuracy and at reasonable
prices,
A foil line of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMER V,
PATENT i MEDICISES, CIGARS and
TOBACCO wlU be kept constantly on sale.
We make a speolalty of the
CELEBRATED 8EVEJI SPHI.GS
miNEBAL Water,
Abloh Is kept on draJgh majSldwtf
Residence for Sale !
Finest Location in the Oitv.
. Northwest oorner of Neuse and
, v Middle Streets, c
107 ft. 3 in. on Neuse,' and
,214 ft. 6 in. on Middle St.
The whole with Improvement, or
divided to suit purchasers. 1 ,
V' ' f EASY TERMS." ' Y
v - Apply to ROBERT O. EEIIOE, or
' - , Q, 0. WniTEUURST, "
':;. ' ' Att'y at Law,"
aprSSdtf New Borne, N. C.
Nature should tse
assisted in the
spring to throw off
the lieaviness of,"
the sluggish winter .
circulation of the .
iblood. Nothing
(does it so well, so
prompt or ao aafel v v
las Swift's Specific.
I have used S. S. 8. for a number o
7'iars, and consider it the best tonic and
ciiood remedy that I ever used. In fact
.1 would not attempt to enter upon a
spring or summer in this climate with
out it. H. W. COLEMAW,
Of Coleman, Ferguson & Co.,
Dade City, Fla.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
:3ia;led free. .
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Swii'T Sfecictc Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
NOTICE! :
List Your Taxables!
The ur.J rshrnd hr.vine been appointed
1.1st raaer lor jo. 5 j owls ip, . wunta ui
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Wil. hereby uotittts all tax payers that ha
will alteud sl i:-h Court hones In New
Berup. JUNK 1st to .1 1'NK SU. inclusive, for -
the purpose of iecelvlug f'om the taxpayer
of said portion of saui Township a list of
Keal Estate and I'ersonal 1'ioperty oWnad. .
by ttieiu on the 1st. dny of June, alaotnelr ;
pons. . .
Attention is ra'ed to tbe following ex.
tract from tne Machinery Act of I88U:
Section .ill "All persons who are liable
for a polliax ami shall wilfully fall to give
themselves In, and all persons who own ,
property and wiliully fall to list It within
ino tuna Kiiovt.u uviuia iud ajjbw iMorvr ..
the ltoanl of CcmuiUsloners, shall be ,
deemed guilty of n misdemeanor, and. on
conviction shell be fined not more than fifty .
dollars or imprisoned not more tuau thirty,
days." ' - - ,'
au person failing to list meir roil or
Property will be prosecuted according to
law. JONATHAN HA.VKN8,
maynim List Taker.
inerv!
Mrs. B. B. LANE.
Middle St., opp. Baptist Church,
Having opened her NEW STOCK of
Spring and Summer Millinery Goods,
respectfully invites, her numerous
customers and the public generally to
call and examine her - -
New and Elegant Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Pins, eto. '
and be convinced that her goods are
as Pretty, 8tylieh and Cheap aa any in
tbe city.
MAJ. PALMER'S
Tobacco and Cigar Store
Is now located in the South Store of
HOTEL ALBERT, cn Middle Street,
and he is prepared to furnish
Delicious Soda Waters
from hia czedent Af.parp.tue-FountaIns.
All know vthat lie keeps in his Store,
ao when iu vvutt come and get it.
You pays ycur money and takes your
choice.
W. L. PALMER.
aw23dtf New Berne. N. O.
75 Cases Tomatoes,
40 " Peaches,
100 " Brandy Peaches
m,f li it pa - M LB BtaT
Reduction in Old Vir
ginia Cheroots.
Also. Horsford Bread
Ski V rW A M WAVMf . .
J?. Uli-icli,
nTTT.N r Tin a t t.i rynrrrrm
n n i ii'HA iii itniii nin.
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. N. O.
North Carolina, Farmers' State Alliance.
MEETING IN" GOLDSBORO,
June 27tli, 1891.
A. & N. 0. R. (Jo .RcraiiiNTEUDKNT'sOlfl'Ica
New Heme, N. 0.tJune 11th, I8VL (
To All Agents, A. & N. C. B. R. ' ,
You will sell Tickets to the abeve from
your Station to Ooldsboro and Return at
Tariff o. 4.
Tickets on sale June ?fitu and 27th; good to
return Including June !10lh. 181)1. . ...
8. L. DILL. O. P. A. "
REFBIOERATOnS, ;
ice Creani Freezers,
Water Coolers,' J :
Fly Fans, , ;
Wire Dish Covers,
Fly Traps,
w WW li ir
Bath Tubs,
And other Summer Goods.
L. H. CUTLER & CO.
NEW BERNE, N7 O.
An Unparailelsd Q(7:i!
For the nest thirty daji we will seU
SOLID GOLD ' RIDIXIO tOX7
FRAMES SPECTACLI3
WITH K1R3T 'QUALITY LENSES AT
" $2.50 Per Prirl
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