m
OURNAJL
VOL. X.--NO. 74.
KEW BEENE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1891.
PRICE 15 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS. command of the guard hussars, the
I mruaf. rifirivraHn TatrimAnr. in Rflrlin.
XCE CREAM and Summer Refresh- .
menu f nrninhed on short notice by The officers of the regiment were
,tha plate, quart or gallon. Lunch fur- members of the Jockey Clab, where
tmTmmlS "fh and by and by oo-
ther patronage, I am, respectfully, casioned scandal. The colonel of
J - DHKrABD. the euar,i hossars at one Issued an
TSTLodn1: order forbidding any of theofflcers
ia for rent. Immediate possession given, oi His. regiment to DO memoers 01
TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
Grandest Day Yet The Gerernor is
Present and Addresses the Teach
ers Honors llone The tniei
Magistrate.
SIXTH DAT
Soon after the session was opened
with divine service by Rev. AB. Hun-
Programnie lor Remainder cf
Teachers' Assembly.
Wednesday, Jchk 24 tb.
"Physical and Vocal Culture Day."
General Disoaision under direction
of Mr. E. L. Hughes, Superintendent
ReidsyiUe Pablio Schools. Subject:
Mueio in Schools,'1 "Development and
Care of the Body," "Gymnastics and
Gymnastic Apparatus," "The Voice, its
ter, it was announced that Governor I Development and Use."
the Jockey Clab. Remonstrance
proved un
grandfather, the old Emperor, hav-
apply to Latham & Busbus. lm
..TH?r Received-a eM wo wOTej unavailing. At last, his
mm Nnnii imrnnna nil ta. tw d auu uv usbii
Busar-cured Hams lu tuo Market. Butler
' Boa. batter In tb. market direct from the
Creamery, 80 Mats per pound. UrrakUst
Buoi. 10 neutt per pound.
aaaj2Sdt( J. J. Tolsoh.
CJUSIMER SPECIALTIES I -Lightning strict.
ij ie. cream Kreeaers, uornoineu imair
Holt was at the Atlantio Hotel which
was received with applause.
Resolutions inviting him to the meet
ing were at once adopted and a com-
v . uid Hum r..dden. Baiioou r iy Trapa. wire hoHsara or not!" askfid the nrincn.
fiA.., fimnm WIm tnr Wlnilnw I
Boreena. and i full Hue r Hard ware, Mo., at "Of COUrSO V0H are," 8id tb.6 Em-
, oeror. "and" ha addad lanthinfflv.
JU3T RECEIVED, raris Oreen for f '. . " '
Killing Potato Bugs, at "l know your business."
j. c. whitti a s. xne obnoxious order was not res-
ABOTIC SODA and Mineral Water- cinded nntil gambling at the Jockey
ing been appealed to, sent for him mittee appointed to wait upon His bx
and advised him not to be over- cellenoy and inform him of the wishes
In a ..aarnKIa I litpinrl IhA anaariAA
"Am I colonel Of the guard of the emmie some routine business
was attended to and a plea for family
government was emphasized by resolu
tions on the subi c.
Gov. Holt wittt Mai. Finger. State
Superintendent, were escorted in by
8:30 P. M.
Exhibition of Practical Exercises in
Light Gymnastics for Sohools.
Thursday, June 25th.
"County Superintendents' Day."
Directors: Superintendents W. C.
Clements, of Wake; J. A. Anthony, of
Cleveland; J. A. Gilmer, of Burke, and
W. S. Barnes, of Wilscn.
10:30 a. m.
'What ia Moral Teaohing '("'A. H.
Merritt, of Chatham, and Superinten
dent R. A. Sen tell, of Haywood.
'A Four Months' Publio School"
Ex-Senator Joe. E. McDonald
died peacefully last Sunday night.
Ha was one of the most distin
guished ' characters Indiana has
ever given to the Republic
Ulub was
ton Post.
Herb as a revelation. An At
chison : man told a secret to three
women and three men. In a week
' he discovered that each man had
blabbed, but that not a woman had
told a thing.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISERS. NTS.
W. H. Rhodes Trenton high school.
Howard The season prime, etc
tbe committee. The assembly .rose as I Superintendent J. A. Gilmer, of Burke,
one man to welcome him. President! and Superintendent Henry Harding, of
Mclver in a nappy style presented nim Pitt
to the teachers as one of the steady
friends of the assembly thoagb not a
member.
Governor Holt then in a plain but
forcible address entertained the
audience for 30 minutes or more. He
spoke in high commendation of the I Superintendent
works of the assembly and or the noble I Craven
service of teachers to the commonwealth I "Difficulties in My Work" General
At the conclusion the Old North State! discussion by Superintendents
'The Teacher Out of the School
Room" Prof. J. O. Atkinson, of Elon
College, and Prof. Chas. D. Mclver,
State Institute Conductor.
"Compulsory Eduoation" Superin
tendent C, B. Way, of Bunoombe, and
John S. Long, of
List Tour Taxes.
The citizens of the 8th township out
side of New Berne oan meet the tax
assessors and list their taxes on Satur
day, June 27th. at tho Court House,
from 9 a m. till o-p.m.
By order of board of assessors,
21 td D. Lane, Chairman.
Trenton High School,
FClt ROVS AVD OIRI.S,
Will begin ou the LAST MOUAl I.N
AIGVST. Board from i: to -:iu per
month. It In preferred that tUt glr.s uourJ
with the teachers. Patrons will g-e the
Principal before making any arrantv meat.
For other pai tlcuhirs aildroi -i
W. II
June.l dlt w'-"jin
RHODES,
Principal.
Mr. J. J. Howard began making ex
tensive repairs on the Clyde line wbarf
and making it to a level with the floor
of the warehouse.
Gov. Holt informed us yesterday
morning that the portion of the spaoial
STAEVATION is Imminent among l" moneT wa returned to twenty-nve
Publio Schools
' Hon. T. J.
(he Germans. Stranee that so in-
counties Saturday and that the work
aril nrnhahla ha nAmnlafnil anf tVn vnar
will retain daties on imported corn counties this week.
I IJ. A tX I .1 C 1.1 I
wuea it in tuning oreau irom lue Among the addresses on the program
moutos ot tamisnea women ana i of the Teachers' Aisemdv for
children.
Says the Atlanta Constitution
"The Democracy and the Alliance Long, A. M
in the Sonth are bo haDDilv ioined Gov. T. J
together by their common princi
ples and interests that nothing but
an unexpected crisis will tear them
asunder !''
, LL. D.,
Jarvis
of this city,
will address
Ex-
the
was sung, the assembly standing and
ioining heartly in the chorus.
The next speaker was tne Kev. v. tu.
Taylor, President of Wake Forest Col
lege. For real merit, valuablelsugges
tions, and earnest interest in tne cause
of popular Eduoation, no one yet has
equalled his address. It bristled with
practical ideas and well considered
propositions. The Doctor advocates
building up the colleges and university
of the State and they will elevate and
stimulate the primary, preparatory and
all schools in the State. He also sug
gested a bettor acquaintance of the
faculties and professors of the different
colleges in the State and also the Uni
versity. There are now none but
friendly relations between them but
they are not personally acquainted
10:30 A. M
there would be improvement in this I Seleotion of a plaoe for holding the
direction that the army or educators I next session ot the Assembly. Con
might feel the touch ot elbows in the sideration of propositions from various
advance toward a higher and bettor cities in the State. Annual election of
tomorrow morning are two on "Com
pulsory Eduoation" by Superintendent with eaoh othor, and the speaker hoped
C. B. Way, of Buncombe, and John S
8:30 P. M,
Address "What the
Ought to Accomplish
Jarvis, of Greenville.
Friday, June 26th.
Competitive Musioal Contest
Between pupila in the High Sohools
and the Colleges for girls. The success
ful competitor to be awarded a hand
some Gold Medal by the Assembly
Separate contests in Vocal and Instru
mental Music "Kules" will be
furnished by the Secretary upon
application.
8:30 r. m.
Literary and Musioal Entertainment.
By members of the Teachers' Assembly.
Saturday, June 27th.
"Location Day."
The season prime for sweetest scents
and airs. Milton.
The season is also prime for
n i
oummer eoous: we nave a new
ino of Thin Coats and Vest, Sum
mer underwear, neckwear, collars
and cuffs, Negligee Shirts and Ties.
f you need a pair of Shoes see our
$3.00 Stacy Adams & Co's, they
are the best. Rubber bottom
tennis shoes for men's and boys' at
r0c per pair. New lot of oxidized
silver head silk Umbrellas. Call
and seo us if you need anything in
our line. Clothine, Shoes and
Hats. AT UOWAUIVS.
HEW cnua STORE.
llaiig opeuod a NfcW anJ COMPLETE
DEL 'US, MEDICINES and CUEM1CAL8
I n ;"c.fi; : ca;i .-.r aa.ntlon to the fol
low. 1 lads .
Fi.;I, frit you v ill flud at my NEW
i'Kl m hi i).r. a : 'unt yot s to make up a
Futsr vi Ass ". 'a 'Y. auu that my
racl.it:tsi'irlVs 'ir.ik-:i work are UN8UK
1 AhS1..' iv i i :. lei uscil balcg gnaran
leeda ! f.-rt:y hc! accaracy ot prepar-
nou. ami I ;.V in AflllOHn A tiC.K
v.'i i :i
1 t
tlM' F 'i
de ' , tt '
i i aj t s .
M
1 LJ '
.'!A.S PKESCKIP-
we have th. llnest line of Ki-
Ul' 'unes. Face Pow-
:!!. .r i' Preparations at all
'j i" nieei lhe wants of our
' 'ie i . :r Tit their patron
. , .. i. i;Miui iy at all times.
c. c. UtEEN.
1 : ' - --i.-i A ' thecr7,
'.. 'ui w Mh of PollocK
- KW KkiitNe:. N. 0.
Craven County Out of Debt.
educational system.
The doctor's suggestion brought out a
warm response from A. B. Hunter of
St. Augustine high-school, Rev. L. W.
Dr.
These is talk of the United
States defending Ilayti in the
event that the negro republic is
held responsible by European
Governments. This is pressing the being twins.
Assembly at 8:30 p. m. Subject
What the Publio Schools Ought to
Accomplish."
The Fair Aflnociation ia Mitinir an I Crawford of Trinity College, Kev
" n ii TT : I
I PpaaiHanfc MMtar r.hn nallon vinfi.
oeven or tne grown aeer tnat were ex- oresident Morson to tho ohair and
hibited at the Fair have been kept erer heartily supported the views of the
since, and there are now four pretty I speakers who had gone before.
l .u -l J i. i I J . -r-
wcoa tu a uiuum om, a ooupie oi wam brierlv but meaninsrlv in sunnort of the
ine omoers nave also general propositions or university ex
Officers and Committee,
8.30 p. M.
Address "The Teaoher as a Citizen
E. E. Britton, Mt. Olive.
Sunday, June 28th.
11:50 a. m.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Day."
General discussion of all matters re
lafiniv is, tho vrrtrlr nf t.ha "Wnmtn'a
Maj.Dinger, protessors mu, w earners christian Temperanoe Union," as per
taming to the schools and colleges.
'jv.. '
Monroe doctrine rather too far. As I placed in the grounds a number of An-
well think of defending a hiehwav U0 nd Belgian rabbits. Others, of
" VI..
robber against the officers of the
law.
and
the
The Charlotte Chronicle has had
a conversation with Captain Alex
ander. Ia reply to what he thought
very soon .
Personal.
tensions. There was a literary
musical entertainment last night
I T nnVianitatinorlv nrnnnnnnn rhis
u I J j a i I n-j r
me lup-oaiou vaiiour, ouu Duma aujo- i 2randest day of the session.
sinian and oommon Guinea pigs, hare I A greater gathering of highly culti
hflan nrrlnroH and am nvnAitnt tn arrivAl Vated gentlemen Seldom speak at the
I same meeting in any uaue.
.
Another croud of witnesses arrivea
last night. The arrivals are about one
I and a half to one deDarture. You oan
Gov. T. M. Holt who has been spend-1 Dow estimate when the sixty millions
or the nrosnecta of the new nartv ing a few davs at Morehead passed of people will all get here
1 r v i - - l - r. I
In Vorlh narnlin. ha Bai,l h, Wrrl through returninsr to Raleitth Tester- i was we jreoipient or a nico paca-ge
-w , -v, -.v. w . " lor peaches from our townsman mr
much about it. but was not able to Stephen F- Fulford, it was a pint pres
.- ..: u u "ev. L. W. Crawford, Professor of ent for myself and Mesers Foster Bros,
" "T ' . Bible Literature at Trinity Collage, and we certainly enjoyed them
mine Diate. ue ieic sure mat 1. PBmo m,0. anan .
would accomplish nothing in .North I short time in the oity. He is the guest
Carolina. of Mr. J. A Meadows.
Messrs. Harhnrt Himnnnn and C. L.
mvwr : t : . r l i t -r i I
Ait, uppuaiuou oi mu new xmu. Qaskill returned from Morehead. Aleo
8.80 P. m.
Domorest Gold Medal Declamation
Contest.
Monday, June 29th.
"Prose Day."
10:80 a. m.
Programme under the direction of
Mr. Joseph P. Caldwell, Editor of
Statesville Landmark and President of
the North Carolina Press Association
8.30 r. m.
Address-Rev. J. L. M. Curry, LL,
ID., of Riohmond, Va.
Three
Me .Mm I!.
1hw
lei n
let 1.. ;i
Ik-eel i (in,,
t K-iii w ; i li
Heart , . :,
work 1U4 In. met :
renewed I :teir it
. ) per t'c
lut h.i.,1
ti'j .
The Financial, Frater
nal, Co-Operative,
Mutual Benefit
ranee Companies
PROMISE to pay ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS FOR FORTY-FOUR
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
We GUARANTEE to give you ONE
HUNDRED CENTS worth of good
honest Shoes, Hats or Clothing for
every DOLLAR you SPEND WITH
US.
Which of the two propositions
"strikes" you the more favorably?
Ab he h list 1
eanceletl 1
calls hit, ',ei
Kh.'Jcllni i.
'Uemai' -s
H'.cb i.i i..
It i.j it, 1 :,. '
seem ! i ,,.
IB ft n.r, .
I'.H.l aiii u .ul itrn Auove
' i in No: (li Rollua.
,; rn 't crop will
i : ,e iiinrtgapeg In
.' ''' '! I ; lhe M'ir larmer
" 1 ' ' he lasltlf
; ie imy tei o! people on
" 'V ' ' reavtu to rejolco
' " '- i : ieu louuty.
1 , ' n'- rs- Alliance
' 1 ' '-i-'i:' ! o and
' iiii-l plaoe, gav
' ' ' ' itnner all meet
i m, u tU riliea anil how
r' ,!-'. "l.'i juakes my
v, .if:. ' inin.v Ot hi man v hnl.
year aHer year have
.es, paylnj; from 10 to
'"''S ttL,l Plank down
:iift i'ith'8 morteaKP,
1 ' to Ms credit.
KAKMKK
"ii vviiu his mortgage
'i eve 1 see him as he
:..... r u tuKbtherell
iiZ an Ihey pledue
no more mort -
1 1.
!lK
:.:u Hie cash avf)
i Hueeeso. Yes, It
n wlie eay, there
t whom so many
the meanest man
' I" credit at all.
i h or south, east
i ! am informed
ltierchiints out at
iir, and thai he,
er'et! linen shllta
t.1' B.fj. 6e. The
r:ti. inland
v i'iarter, it, 1(0
r. plaids, 4o. per
' lew lines will
t n.M (safe lor
-'e imim'Ih at 5ik;.
1 Dunn,
BARGAIN STORE
LOOK OUT !
vv:
-net Eetail
IT WILL
STRIKE LIKE
SHELL !
A nOMfi-
Sunday-School Picnic.
The Disciples' annual pionic occurred North
TVhlto Men Commit a Doable
Murder at Winston, N. C.
Winston, N. C, June 21 This city
has been in a state of excitement today
on account of two murders which were
oommitted at 12 o'clock last night in
WinBton. The parties killed
Tribune to a Davis monument, and m. R. Howard and J. T. Hollister.
its abuse of the South for enter-1 Col. John D. Whitford left for Rai-
taining such a purpose, will make ei8n on a business tP-
the movement more popular at the
Santh. Our. people accepted the
results of the war with sublime
Mr. E. G. Hill, Jr., left to take a
situation at Tonawanda, N. Y,
Gen. W. G. Lewis was in the oily
veaterdav en route to the ovster utronnds
heroism, but it must not be sup- to continue laying oil of the plats that
ppsed that, in yielding to superior have been taken up by parties for oulli-
nnmbers, they surrendered either vation
.. . , .... i nr x? nu.A... xt- 1 j
twit mannooa or their Honor. Tne wvi 4 wvmyxt ana refreBhment.
' ' l.it . . . . . . I MAflR.. WHO IlftH DflAD VlfllLlflff Mm. nftrAh
v w niv win nnvAr nnmA wnon r.tiA r.rtiA i '
r'"?"1; ' CltMtft tart- TW YtArn A BMAAMM.
panied by Mrs. Stimson, who will go to
were a white man named John Smith, a
railroad bridge builder, and a colored
married woman named Mary Goins, at
whose house the killing took place, the
white man having taken refuge there
when pursued by three unknown men.
William Walker, white, was arrested
and held to court as being implicated
in the orime. Two other white men
ere connected with the affair, but
em
men and women of the Sonth will
l .- ..render to Davis the meed of Boston to visit friends and to Maine to
.i'V,4y(Prfta-ae t Character and hia visit relatives. Mra. P. H. Pelletier
; cv fame, f also left to visit relatives in Maine.
;'v? :- I Mrs. Ella Street returned home on
C S?! e a JNOrtI1 W"011' the steamer Newberne of the Q. D. line
niani who stays at home forges to from a visit to relatives in New York.
It has for a long time I Mr. r A.' M.' Baker returned from a
yesterday. Comfortably quartered on
the Trent, we left the wharf promptly
at 8:30, a jolly crowd on pleasure bent.
Cook's Juvenile band discoursed the
muBic ample in quantity, admirable
in quality.
A pleasant run of three and a half
hours on the plaoid surfaoe of "the
beautiful river," brought us to Adams they have so far eluded arrest,
Creek, where we debarked. The clean
grassy yard, generously tendered by
the people of the Gray-Lee place, fur
nished a suitable place for rest, shade
In the yard, or con
tiguous to it, are a number of magnifl
oent shade trees, among them five vari
8PKCIAL SALE
of a large line of
White Goods, Embroid
ered Skirts, Laces,
otc. Will begin at 8 a.m., Juco 22i.
AT H. B. DUFFY'S.
Will sell them at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
We
They must go regard lets of cost,
are overstocked with those goods.
Sale closes at 7 p.m. .iin'.
SIAHRIBD.
Sunday afternoon, June 21st, at the
residence of Mr. E. H. Anderson, in
No. 1 Township, Mr. Alex. Mitchell to
Miss Sarah E. Fillingame, Rev. J. W.
Gurganus officiating.
Mr. Jno. B. Hill, of Lenoir county, to
Miss Pattie Aldndge, Tuesday after
eties ot oaks; some of the live oaks, I noon at 5 o'clock at the residence of
on.rlflri unit rlflnavorl. and fnatonned the bride's mother in Kinston. Rev
with masses of gray moss, looking as if
they had "waited by the riyer" for died.
several centuries. i At his residence near Swansboro,
The dinner was a thing of beauty and Onslow county, en the evening of the
uuti. . iv uus lur a long time and fifty hungry people. The history 2." ".tiil fib&.
the opinion that if he left the business trip to Morehead In connection eight8en centuriea ago repeated iteelf MrTaianoy was oni of the best and
ne'iroald go to tne front but w!-lu! mB"re" bnsiueis. , - u hardone-Vnot onoe nor twice"- most remarkable citizens in our oounty,
'the front.
been
nut w
xAL-ii,2'--'---rth i xt i. Mr.L.1 H. Cutler and hla daughter L. i,, . Mt ,i am, i upright in all things, kind and obliging
evidence . are multiplying that a Mi au un tarAh-uiA' !ft Md wer. fiUed',nd to hiends. A strict member of the
;NortksiOarollnianAof.great brains friendB -. . many baekatsrull remained. primitive Baptist Church, for he was
oi,.! K.Af j ?u Dinner over, an hour or two were a true christian. He was twioe married
andchar.jddaatry can p,0f. G. T-Adamileft last night for given to gamea and amusemente. Sing- and lived to see the youngest of his
i rnmairv .hnriiit n&.Ma ho'afh anil tha Taanhnra' Auamhlv at UnvahaKil. ... ... . hMrn marrlnrl and anttlflrl ha laavna
" ,j r T ' . ; ; . ing ana swinging ana swimming, ana
icwuisu rigvuKuiuuu tiuui ubuci i v-r t iiiin.ninjT inn ronn. warn innniirea in. I j i.iij
..... . -...,,,, .. . . .- w i j t j.ij. i.ji s. .ii i i T-m . -. o ana Kranu-vunuiau,
; States. A. "Andrews. ' Of r"-ouo ""Tf!'Lt C Ball and croquet were played, and the friends and relaUves
1RalAlfk : h lnBf. hn r,rr,mfttri tft "fl1"""1 MMdal faooltr oolUnted. ' death.
MWIW'MHl MM JMMV WW SavSMVVVU W I a J U iLkl Lak.uA.jk TT 1 1 - .
fn....!.iii rix in isnrawsttw auoir uumea uoar xiaveioua
ipreejaenpy ..9V from a visit to Un. P.UlrlohJ
:. Kiohmond and Danville Railroad. Mr. H. A. Latham editor of the Wash-
lleay yet become president of it. iBhton' Ganette who , nas .; baen at
Co is a native Of JSTorh Oarolina. Morehead and later ipeiiding a fewdaji
k Ohariotte Chronicle.f U it i 'J ,n the itrs In the interesof hfi paper
:.vyi ... ' -.. left jejterday''tuxnliighQm4J
'' Tern llarman hlmnarnr'a nnndam. I ; ' . n " ! 7
... ""-("r-s T"rT ..vvv-
nation; of his , uncle, the Prince of
And thenlike tne king who marched 1 Masonic Notice.
up the bill ana tnen marched down There will be a meeting cf St. Johns
again we returned. The home pas- Lodira No. 8. A. F. and A. M., held in
saee was, , if PMiible. more their ball tonight at half past eight
. I.-. J-
TO DlfFBIi COLD?. J
Headaches and TeVers. to olense the
Wales, . for his connection with a I system effectually, yet gently,- when
low gambling scandal is said to be f""?.S
1 .a''' I JUU)UAV :V ; lUaiHl, U fV. lU.HOUWJ
penectiy ponsisient wun me young cure habitual constipation, to awaken
Ealser'a: course on nrevlons ocoa. k.idae3. wd. liver to a healthy
uum, uuua uinu uioto, auu nuwuii hnthnn arA nnrdiallv lnvftad
... .... . i . . . . .1 . ... .
, n.tu wuvu win utAv, vu uu djsuruvr vft aia vv.iu.,
passed all too soon, and we gadded
into the nartor oi the old city by tne . Forer Fifty Tsars.
sea. just before sunset, amid O insplr-l . Mas. WraexoWB SoorHraa Byhup has
ing narmontes oi vook a , "inoompara-1 been nsed for ohildren teething. It
bles," having spent a day in mutual eoothM the child, softens the gums,
W. B. Boyd, Sco'y.
.course on previous mm.S-SmSSZ
sions. Ten 'yeari' ago he mu in ling them, un Syrup of Fige. 4
acquainUnoe and companionship," with) allays all pain, caret wind eolio, and Is
no imperfection to mar Its plsaenrMj the bast remedy for Diarrhoea, Twenty
ana to, wun graterai nearta, we tnanaea five centy a bottle. Bold by, all drug
uoa soogntoar Domeein peace. , , gists throngnout the woria. ,. ;
i tf
Tne Housekeeper's Friend,
A Kerosene Htovo. (ffet. one tor ni'c.or iIIh-
oard yonr kitchen stove and get an uti
Stove largo enoiiKli to cook everything, imd
have no hot kltehen In suminer. It Is safe,
and is more economical than a wood stove
Lights with little heat. Another good
thing Just now a !10-candle Ntcklc Lamp,
tne ''Little Royal "
Karthen Kettles for fruits, rice, etc. Supe
rior to an iron pot tor cooking any food; all
nice cooks anil housekeepers appreciate
them. Wire JJlsli Covers, Ice Picks, Ex
tractors for lemon Juice, Wire Broilers,
Feather Dusters, "Celebrated Banner Lamp,
Safe and Brilliant," Pearl Top Chimneys,
cheap lot I. S.China Plates, Cups, Baucets.
English f orceiain ware, piain ami uccorai3U
Never Orane.
ChamberSels, Bed Fans, Crockery, Lem
onade, Berry and Ice Cream Sets, etc.
Housekeepers convenience! ana Neces
sities.
Also. Paper, Pens. Ink. Pencils. Itnlmer
Bands, Legal Paper, loo. quire and up, Box
paper. Envelopes. Also, cash fioxee witn
or without trays, Tin Ware. Looks. Too:s.
Knives ana Koras, rocket Knives. Alachine
Oil and Needles, etc. All at
M. B. WHITBHUKST'S.
Junai On Pollock St., near Post C fll;e
COtfFFCTIONER,
FAIiC; AND FAMILY
3...Aui:ii IjN
and TOBACCO.
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pittcopal Church
Bsrcaicii to customers:
anil tit, uijn cordiul greetings to all.
Now L'ai-rie. .:. C. 8 10 dwtf
STILL ST THE FRONT.
L. S. WOOD,
Formerly 18 years with Qeo. Allen & Co
DEALER IN
General Hardware
AND
CUTLERY,
HARNESS, SADDLES,
BRIDLES and WHIPS,
Farming Implements,
Pollock Street, next to National Bank,
NEW BERNE, N, C.
June20dwtf
Soda Water on Draught
Today at JOHN DUNN'S.
New Fountains, New Cooler, and best
of all, Glass Syrup Tanks. The syrups
do not coma In oontaot with any metal,
Call and try It. . tt
See iny Road Carts,
have the best and
largest lino of them
rev brought to the
city of different grades
from $10,50 to $75.00.
Also, Buggies, Har
ness, Whips, Robes, &c.
A nice lot of Driving
Horses just arrived,
J. W. STEWART.
lum-ii dwtf
W 8. CHADwiCKi
Vice-President.
Dlwey, Cashier.
L. II. Cut:. KB,
I rts'.ueut.
T. W.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
NEW UKKIVB. IV, C.
Paid fp Capital, - . tTB.OOOl
This Hank, lint oruanlzml. n(Tr it. ...
vices to Banks, Bankers. Inrmnr u.
chants, Manufacturers and others, and will
ouucw.ui i siyo iiumpii aiiu uaremi atten
tion to all business connected with banklntf
entrusted to us.
Collections a specialty and made on all
accessible points onus liberal terms aa will
be consistent with Judicious banking
BuBineeB solicited and correspondence !h;
vlted from parties deslrlnn to open accounts !
In our oity. as well as from those contem"
plating a change in eilstlng arrangements.
Very lespfCtfuliy, ' T1'
l'. W. UBWBT.Cashler.
DIRECTORS :-U H. Cutler, Wm. Clere, ft ,
Marks, P. H. Pelletier, W. 8 Cidwlok. J
W. Stewart, Jno Hnter.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriju1
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