.Daily " Journal.
VOL. X.--NO. 86:
NEW BEKNE, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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PIANO for Mle atsaoriflo.- Old
( 1, bat good instrument and In
good ordor. , - ,- NmiA Xvttr.
TBI3 May - Interest Ton.. Cream
Cbsese, Lima Jaloe, Fickle,
Chipped BeefCfaoloeit TeM Very best
Rooted Coffee, Flavor In Extracts,
Imported Jellf. ChoooUte; Tapiooa,
Cocoa, Corn Btaroh, Grated Fine Apple
for Ioa Cream, Beat Canned Goods at
Loweat Prloe, Imported- Bar Bam,
Cologne, Toilet Soap, Ammonia. It yon
wish to bare nice aonp try A. B. O.
Patte.Birley, Vermaoelli, Lintels, Sago.
Okra and Tomatoee and .otber nioe
things to make it of. Lea and Perrini
Bauoe, Tomato Cataup, Virginia Reliih.
Chili Sanoe, French Maatard. -All
offered Cheaper than yon will find them
Itewhere. I keep the Very Best Batter
onloe." C. E. Bloveb. j45t
OLD papers for tale in any quantity
at the Jocbnal office. tf
WANTED A situation to do anj
kind of work. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Beferenoe exchanged. Write
or apply at Joubhal office- j31 w
SUMMER SPECIALTIES 1 -Lightning
Ie Cream Freezer, Combined Chair
and Step Ladder, Balloon Fly Trap, Wire
Gaosa Iloora, Game Wire for Window
8oreeD,nd a full line of Hardware' etc., at
mayK dtf J. O. Whitty Co.
ARCTIC SODA and Mineral Water
at 8am 'L B. Waters.
Ex Vice
is dead.
President Hamlin
Eiot between blacks and wbitea
in Indiana.
The cotton crop at eight, is put
at 8,489,331 bales.
. The report that Secretary Blaine
has resigned is denied by President
Harrison.
The Charleston has arrived at
San Diego having in charge the
Chilian Insurgent vessel Itata.
Mexico ia on the eve of a revo
lution. Many arrest have been
made. The revolntion promises to
be a bloody one.
On Monday, July Cili, thiiteen
persons were killed and fifty eight
wounded in a railroad accident
near Charleston, W. V.
Eev. Thomas Dixon is a very
bright man and North Carolina is
prond of him, but there are not
many North Carolinians who will
join him in saying, if Beecher is in
hell he hopes to go there.
The steamship
Hayti June 25th
In New York
porta two hundred
that left
and arrived
July Cth. re-
persons put to
death just beiore the vessel sailed,
by order of llippolite at Port an
Prince.
The Rev. Dr. John A. Broadas,
President of the Southern Theolo
gical Seminary, Louisville, Ky.,
will Bail Tuesday for London, Eng.
It is said that Dr. Broad us goes to
pay a special visit to Mr. Spnr
geon. Here ia what Georgia's Governor
Northern, an Alliance man, says of
(he Sub-treasury scheme: "I am
absolutely opposed to class legisla
- tion or Government relief to any
business or class of citizens not
accorded to all other business and
classes of citizens."
Gov. Pattison, of Pensylvania,
ia deservedly praised in the North-
era newspapers for his vetoes,
They find in him another Grover
Cleveland. If Mr. Cleveland ia not
the man in 1892, Gov. Pattison
would, do. He is honest and
; capable. Wilmington Messenger.
The Fourth of July wascele
brated in the old time Btyle in
many places in the State. ' Several
r speeches were made that have been
highly, complimented by the press.
Of these the' , speeoh of Dr. Long,
, j at Washington, Dr. Battle, at the
Guilford . battle ground, asd Mr,
Mason, at Baleigh are greatly ftp
planded. ? '
Savannah, Ga., July 1. Senator
John B. Gordon sailed for New
- York- today. He is in bad health
and .looks like an invalid just dot
of long sickness. uThe Davis
r monument fund is going to be
big thing," said he. "We are
, getting- thoroughly organized and
- the South "will respond nobly from
present indications." -
Chief of Fire Department Rev
man, of Wilmington, has sent
official notification to the foreman
... of the different companies that
members wishing to derive benefit
from the Firemen's Association
lund must send applications for
membership prior to the meeting
of the .Association to be held at
- Durham in August. Blank appll
c :!ons will be furnished by Chief
Nawman.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVKRTISKMINT3.
' Numa Nonn Piano for Bale.
Howard Assume a virtue, etc
The Ooraooke ezoursion will leave on
the fifteenth. A number have made
applioation for the trip, whloh will no
doubt be a pleasant one.
Capt. J. A. Richardson has opened
his furniture store nearly opposite the
Oaston House, and has secarrd the ser
vices of that experienced dealer in fur
niture and skilled workman, Mr. F.
Boesser.
A revival is in progress in the Bap
tist cburoh ia Goldsboro. Thai far
there have been 45 professions of con
version and thirty-five aooessions to the
ohurch. Four prayer meetings are
oonduoted privately each day, namely,
the girls prayer meeting, the ladies
prayer meeting, the boys and yonng
men's prayer meeting and the prayer
meeting of the older men.
The Norfolk Virginian tells of the
death of Mr. W. H. Stanford, the highly
esteemed vice-present of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company, at his
residence in Jersey City Sunday after
noon. "He was considered one of the
best informed and moat reliable trans
portation men in the country. He was
always consulted when ratea were dii
cussed." The flags on all the Company's
steamers were kept at half mast Mon
day. tirnpc Culture.
Qrape culture oan no doubt be made
profitable in this section. They thrive
and do well on our light soil, and the
splendid flavor they obtain gives them
a good marketvalue. For the last year
or two it has been given considerable
attention aa to whether it can be made
a remunerative crop or not. The vine;
yard of Mr. Willett shows very beauti
ful with its heavily laden bunohes of
Perkins grapes, and the yield promises
large.
Mr. R. Berry has probably made the
mojt extensive experiments with the
grape. He has tried about a dozen
varieties, including the celebrated
California Tokay, but he thinks the
Niagara aud Green Mountain are .the
best. They bear well, are of superior
quality, and command good prices
wherever they are known.
W. C. T. U. Officers.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union organized and elected the fol
lowing offioers Tuesday afternoon at
Christ cburoh:
President, Mrs. L. Ivos, Presbyterian
church, let Vice-President, Mrs. 0. N.
Barrington, Hanoock Street M. E.
church; 2nd Vioe-President, MissQlo
rena Smith, Centenary M. E. church;
3rd Vice-President, Mrs. Rena Bowdsn,
Church of Christ; 4th Vice-President,
Miss Emma Jordan, Presbyterian
ohurch. CorrespondingSecretary,Mra.
Eva Hargett, Centenary M. E. ohurch;
Recording Seo'y, Mrs, Peter E. Davis,
Centenary M. E. obnrch. Treasurer,
Mrs. J. M. Bragg. Delegates to the
Convention at Durham, July 15th, lGtb,
and 17th, Mrs. L. Ives and Mrs. Julia
Jordan, Presbyterian church. Com
mittee to soliolt honorary members,
Rev. Edward Bull, W. R. Barrington,
J. M. Bragg.
Work among Sunday schools and
ohildren and with temperanoe literature
were the branches that the Union de
cided to pursue. The 'meetings will be
held semi-monthly the 'first and t'lird
Tuesdays of eaoh month at 5 p. no.
The next meeting will be held at Han
oock Street Methodist church.
Personal.
Mr. and Mrs
W, D. Barrington rc-
turned from
Morehead yesterday
morning.
Rev. T. P. Rioaud left to visit rela
tives and Mrs. Bioaud and Miss Bosa to
spend the summer with relatives at
Warsaw, Eenaneville and Wilmington.
Miss Mamie Patterson of Clinton, who
has been visiting at Mr. K. B. Jones',
returned home aocompanied baokby
Miss Sophia Jones on a visit'
Mrs. H. Walker, who has been Work-
lag in behalf of the W. C. T. U. In this
oity and vicinity left for Greensboro
Bev. B. H. Whltaker, editor of tbe
Spirit of the Age, who hat been. lector
lag on temperanoe and preaohing at
Vanceboro, spend a day In the oity and
returned to Baleigh yesterday.
The protracted meeting at Hancook
Street Church having olosed, Mrs. J. D.
Carpenter, left to oonduot meetings at
Vanceboro. -
The steamer Neuse of the' E. CD
Una brought; in the following pawn
gers en route to Morehead; Mr. Geo.
B. Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil
king and daughter Miss Edith, of
Elisabeth City,, and Mrs. Mullein and
two sons of Baltimore.
Mr. W, B. Blade returned on the
steamer Neuse from a business trip to
Elisabeth City. .
Mr. Willie Broadstreet arrived from
Jacksonville, Florida, to visit relatives.
Mrs. L, E. Cleve went down to spend
some time at Morehead. "
, ' Sirap ofFIgs,
Produced from the laxative and nutrt
tloos juice of California figs, oombined
with the medioinal virtues of plants
known to be most benefloial to the
human system, acts gently, on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, effectually
oleanslng tbe system, dispelling oolds
and headaches, and curing habitual
constipation.
ChildrenylfQ
TURNED THE TABLES OK HIS FOES.
A Brawny - Athlete Hows Down
"Hazers" on the Stock Exchance.
When Douglas Green's seat on the
8took Exchange was recently sold it
was bought bv Charles S. Brvan. junior
member of the firm of Sharp & Brvan,
of No. 8 Broad street.
Broker Brvan made his debut on the
floor yesterday afternoon, and, as is the
ouatom, was soon surrounded by an
exoited orowd, intent on initiating him.
In thisinstanoe the efforts of the Jolly
brokers were thwarted in a most unex
pected manner. Although young Bryan
stands only five feet six, be is every
inoh an athlete. He is a Prinoeton
College graduate, an oarsman and a
boxer.
When the boisterous throng of hazers
tried to rush him he simply mowed a
?atb through the crowd to suit himself,
n a series of scrimmages several of the
would-be funny men found themselves
sprawling on the floor, but Bryan stood
his ground.
Among those who fell in the various
skirmishes was Daniel Bacon, who lost
his temper and was abont to have a real
bout with the athlete, but bis friends
saved him in time.
The Bryan rush was voted a complete
failure, and the opinion prevailed that
athletes will probably be let severely
alone in the future.
The above is taken from the N.Y.
World and has reference to our young
townsman, Mr. Charles Shepard Bryan,
reoently removed to New York.
After having read the artiole, one of
our citizens, who has a keen relish for
verse, was induced to draft the follow
ing: 8IIEI1ARDS AND LAMBS
VS.
BULLS AND BEARS.
A STOCK EXOANOE EPISODE.
The custom 'tis, with the Bulls and
Bears
Who constitute New York's Exchange.
- (Wherin is handled stocks and shares)
To let exuberant spirits range
Whenever a new member dares
To go among them.
As every novice is but deemed a Iamb
To be clipped and shorn and cudgeled
too;
To yield as tamely as a olam
Or else the consequence rue.
Has been the custom.
Quoth Dr
Lancy Tauras to Shirley
Bruin
"Sharp's young
seat.''
partner has bought a
"And hence tomorrow, his good
clothes we'll ruin"
When on tbe "floor" we all do meet
Oh ! my ! what fun."
The morrow came, and with it
Charlie Brvan.
Bharp's young partner, who had
bought the seat"
Who from the site of Palace Tryon
Had gone, his awful fate to meet
At bands of hazing Brokers.
The crowd surged round, the fun
began.
But to surprise of many there
It was'nt a lamb, but a manly man
Who stood no nonsense, so he aware
And be mowed them down.
Those not "floored" looked on amazed
Was there ever such temerity
As on their prostrate brethren gazed
They didn't show the least hilarity
At the way the tables were turned
Why he is'nt a lamb, nor yet a sheep
To down, whom we've been trying,
lis a big mistake for which all weep
We hnd him a "Shepard" Bryan
And he took us in.
D. Oookrel.
The Robert and Minnie Set Free.
Los Angeles. Cal., July 7. Judge
Boss, of the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday dismissed the eohooner Hob
art and Minnie, seized in connection
with the Itata episode. The schooner
loaded at San Franoisoo with ammn
nition for the Chilian Insurgents, which
were transferred at San ulemente to
tbe steamer Itata and taken to Iquique
Judge Ross in his decision says while
the fact alleged may bs a good reason
for confiscating the Itata, there is
nothing to show that the schooner was
fitted out for the purposes of war,
Commander Miguel Fernada, of the
Itata, today officially notified the Fed'
eral authorities that through the
agenoy of Admiral MoOaan, of the
United States Navy, he had returned to
be tried for leaving the port of San
Diego on Maroh uth without the neces
sary permission.
The Itata May Go Free.
Washington, July 8. The deoision
of Judge Ross in the United States Dis
trict court at San Diego yesterday dis
missing tbe libel against the eohooner
Robert and Minnie, whioh vessel sup
plied arme to the Itata, was a gteat
surprise to the officials in Washington.
It was generally believed that the oase
against her was muoh stronger than
that whioh could be made out againt
the Itata, and notwithstanding the
reservation made by Judge Rosa in his
deoision, it is felt that his action will
cause a failure of the original libel
lodged against the Chilian vessel, al
though she may still be held on some
teohnioal charge connected with her
escape while under legal detention.
The expenditure, direet and indirect
in the obase of the itata, is estimated to
ran np closely in the neighborhood of
8100,000.
Stonewall Jackson's Daughter's
Re
mains.
Lixinoton. Vs., July 6 It his just
been learned tbattbe body of Mrs. Julie
Jackson-Christian, the daughter of
Stoneweil Jackson, was on Friday night,
at 10 o,olook, secretly removed from its
reating-plaoe In the oity cemetery, and
placed in toe crypt m we vault neiiae
her distinguished father, whose remains
will be placed nnder the Jaokson statue.
Her husband on Friday gave his per
mission for the removal of the body.
Depot and Warehouses Burned
CHAKunm. N. C. July 6 A disas
trous fire occurred at Statesville, N. O.,
this evening, v The depot, aeveral ware
houses , adjoining, and. two loaded
freight cars were destroyed.' The fire
was caused by combustion of oil in ware
house. Lose estimated at V80.000. ,
Vr Over Fifty Yanh
If bs. WmBLOW's 8ooTmNO Bykup has
been used for ohildren teething. ' It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
alien all pain, cures wind colic and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
five oenty si bottle. Sold by M drug-
guns tniQugBout ue world. ,
Brilliant Social Event.
The delightful sail on Tuesday even
ing will long be conspicuous in the
social annals of New Berne. There
was special atmosphere of sociability
during the exchange of greetings, as
friend met friend on the "O. D." wharf
and anticipations of a good time were
heightened by an air o( welcome and
sooiableness which never fails to lend
an additional charm to the general fes
tivities of such occasions. The influence
of such environment was not for the
momentl Hearts afire and faces all
aglow caused susoeptible human nature
to imbibe soft touohes of sentiment as
the "Kinston" in the sunset glow
steamed alowly along the picturesque
banks of the Neuse for several miles.
A fresh, steady breeze deadened the
voioes of merry folks as the moments
glided into still evening. Starlit
heavens lent inspiration to ardent feel
ingsheartache expressed and not ex
pressed. Merry-makings and conver
sations lightened upon floating melodies
of musio furnished by "Cook's little
band," merely quieted while refresh
ments were served. In ministering to
the epicurean appetite they were re
freshing indeed. Such affairs are more
highly enjoyed when given by a young
lady whose worth of character and at
tractive qualities of head and heart
must ever win for her general favorite-
ism from a host of friends who enjoy
the influence she wields aright in soci
ety. All the invited friends were
pleased with the success of Hiss Hen
derson's popular sail. Surely not one
of those present oan forget this event,
which deserves to be remembered. It
will cause memory to hang in her
cabinet a picture of tbe most pleasant
recollections of the varied charms of
her much-enjoyed sail.
lhe obaperons. Sirs. J. H. Meadows,
Mrs. L. H. Cutler and Mrs. G. W. Neal,
were diligent in guarding the pleasures
and interests of the young people.
X.
Powder Makers Blown to Death.
Ecranton. Pa., July 6. The press
mill of the Moosio Powder Mill, at
Jermyn, exploded this morning, killing
John Louty and Philip For kel, employee.
The Marion Sails for Iteriujr Sea.
San Fiukcisco. CI.. Julv 6. Tbe U.
S S. Marion sailed for Bering Sea yes
terday. ALWAYS AIIE.ll IX AM.
TlllXtJS.
'on Years.
$200,000,000 Business in 'I
Newberne, N. C, July 3, 1801.
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa
tion, New York:
I hereby acknowledge the receipt.
through your State agents. Leach &
Worman, of Raleigh, N. C I of your
check for $3 000, amount of policy held
by Marion M. Williams, deceased, in
payment of the same, and am pleased
to say is over thirty days in advance.
and gives your company another and
substantial claim to patronage, and re
futes tbe assertion by Old Line Com
panies that security of payment must
be and can only be seoured by a double
premium. Your ten years' experience
with 93, 000,000 surplus, and Davraent
of 810,000,000 death claims, ought to
satisfy the most skeptical.
E W. Carpenter.
Executor of M. M. Williams, dee'd.
Prompt Payment, Fair Katjs Econ
omic good management and not Bank
ing are our mottoes.
Mortgages Cancelled.
New Berne, N. C, July 0, 1891.
I. James W. Biddle, Register of
Deeds of Craven county, N. C, certify
that the following mortgages on re
cord in my cllbe from Uaokburn &
Willett have been duly paid and can
celled.
Hackburn & Willett 915.000 to Fire
Associations of Phil.
95,000. to Oreen, Foy & Co., New
Berne, N. O.
87.500 to Green, Foy & Co.. New
Berne. N. C.
813 500, -to Green, Foy & Co., New
Berne, N. O.
J. W. Biddle, Rtg. of Deeds.
j7d&wlw
'Assume a virtue if you have it not,"
Shakespeaius.
Thin is exactly what some
Olotb.es do. They appear well at
first and look as though they would
prove equal to any emergency, but
at the critical moment they disap
point yon. The important point is
to go where reliability is regarded
as of the very first importance. If
yon do this yon get yonr money's
worth. At this season yon can buy
a Bait cheaper than at most any
other time. If yon want a bargain
bring yonr money along and see
how well yon can do,
AT HOWARD'S.
HOLLAND & JARVIS.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DKY GOODS.
BEST GOODS
AT
Lowest Prices!
NEWBEEN, 1ST. O.
THE SOKTU CAROLINA
College of Agriculture
AJND
MECHANIC ARTS
will befcln Its third session on Beotember 3d.
18U1, Willi Increased Jaoilltles and equip-
manta in every aeDarunem. xne Dial sue-
eassfnl year baa given farther eyideaoe of
lta nraetleal value, ana its young men are
already In demand for responsible position.
Total noai, fiw.iu per year, nacn uonnty
Superintendent of Education will examine
applicants fer admission. For catalogues,
address
ALKX. q. BOLtOAT,;Prldent,
7 RALEIGH, V. V. lw
W. D. McIVER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
N1CW
naya dwtf . ..
BERNE, NV
o.
STILL AT THE FRONT.
Bargains offered in a
new lot of Horses and
Mules just arrived.
See my Road Carts.
I have the best and
largest line of them
ever brought to the
city of different grades
from $10.50 to $75.00.
Also, Buggies, Har
ness, Whips, Eobes, &c.
J. W. STEWART.
flinty dwtf
S, 7. WILLIS,
Keeps Everything on
hand usually found
in a
First-Class Grocery,
Middle St. New Berne, N.C.
una du-tr
, George
'(Successor lo Huberts A- Uemli'rsoiil,
General Insurance Agent.
HepresentinR Insurance Compauy of North
merlcft, of Puitadclphtn.
Home Insurance Company, of NVw ork.
tlueen Insurnitce Company of KiirIhi.iI.
Hartiord Fire Insurance Company, of
Hartford.
North Carolina lit mo Iraurauce Com puy
of Raleigh
OrcenwiUli IriBurnnce Company, of New
York.
1'ueulx hiKiirnnei! Compun v, of Brooklyn.
United Underwriters Intmraure Company,
of Atlanta.
Hob tun Marine I nnurnnr Com pain , f
ItoRlon. lulyildwtf
WATER COOLERS,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Ice Picks, Ice Chisels,
Preserving Kettles,
Fruit Jars,
Fly Traps, Wire Gauze,
Hardware,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Cook Stoves
For Wood, Coal and Oil.
Smallwood & Slover,
MIDDLE STREET.
lune28Uwtf
Special Out Prices.
To Ulose Out My Stock of
CAN FRUITS.
Former
Cut
Prloe
Price
3 Iti cans y, yellow Teaches 31c.
2LC.
3 Hi cans all yellow lull suina
Peaches, 3c.
Sib cans California Green Cage 3dc.
3 m cans ' Ege Plums Sf c,
3 lb caus " white Cherries sbc.
3 lb cans " 1 Apricots 35c.
3 lb cans " Muscat Grapes too.
3 lb cans " Prunes In eyrup 'M)o,
2 ibcana Sliced Pineaptle Zbc.
2 lb cans ' " .20c.
15 ,
2ic.
25c.
211c.
Slue.
15c.
- All of these brands of fruits are guar
anteed to be good.
JOHN DUNN.
f1 If jou have not tried my nt
drinks,
COCA COLA AND GRAPE PHOSPHATE,
do so at once; they are refreshing and
invigorating. Give me a trial.
New Berno, N. O. 6 16 dwtf
WE MEAN YOU.
Stop and look at oar line of SOU YEN
SPOOKS.
Ask for Paul E. WlrU' FOUNTAIN
PXKS, fresh lot Just arrived.
I forget to aay I havejuat received a fresh
lot of those ROLLED COLD CHAINS,
warranted for six years. We give a written
guarantee with each chain.
My STOCK IS WAV UP, anil PRICES
ARK WAT DOWN, Come In and see
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle 8t opposite Baptist Church,
may Xl dwtf
ChildroriCQrJorPitcherCastorIa.
THE BAKER
Mattress Co.,
South Ficnt Street,
nXTeA Born
BAKER, 'i:o1'I:if.toi:.
Mattresses sold at Wholesale
and Retail.
We mauufactuio by our own
process First Class Mattresses,
and sell them at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
Mattresses made to order of
any size, style or quality. Call
at our Factory ami let us quote
you prices.
Hair Mattresses,
Either bound or il;iin,
black, cray or white hair; fr
a
the cheapest to the
priced standard goody.
hi
best
Pine Fiber Mattresses.
If you have ever used one of
these you know how much like
a hair mattress they are; what
solid comfort there! is in them.
They are durable and cost much
less than hair.
All Cotton Mattresses.
These are much
our process they are
lumpy formations
ked. lu
rid of the
fnnerally
nake a dr
lound m such, and
lightful bed.
Excelsior Cotton Top Mat
tresses.
This grade with us has as
much caro given its manufac
ture as the higher priced Roods. ;
They are very sightly. We use 1
three styles of ticks.
Straw with Cotton Tops.
In this grade we use dry
selected .straw; the cotton is
carded and stuffed. It is the
most saleable goods we make,
gives perfect satisfaction, and
is low priced. We use six stylos
of ticks.
Our Eight and Ten Steel
Sprmgs
Is strongly mail
well finish
es v a of spiral
cd, and has three
springs.
Our X Woven Wire Mat
tress Is our most saleable Spring
Bed. Wood framo nicely fin
ished. Carefully woven and
cabled with three rows of spiral
springs.
Our 2X Woven Wire Mat
tress Is the samo as X without the
three rows of springs.
Do you want old Mat
tresses renovated, steamed,
whipped, and made as good
as new, If so send them to
the Baker Mattress Co ,
Factory on South Front St.
If you have Hair, Moss, or
any material you want made
into a Mattress, send it to
us. We will make you as
pretty a Mattress as you
ever saw.
These goods have our personal
attention. Our prices are as
low as you can wish. They are
well made.
We want your trade, it vou
are not already using our goods
srivo us a trial and you will be
pleased.
We sell Feathers,
Feather Pillows,
Moss "
Cotton "
Bolsters in either of above
grades.
cnurcn uusnions, xacnt
Cushions, or special orders of
any kind shall have PROMPT
ATTENTION. We rill these
with Pure Hair, Cotton, Moss
or Excelsior.
Crib and Cradle Mattresses
.made to order.
" jul8 dw3m
F0RSALE.
A Very Valuable Truck, Cotton
and Corn Plantation,
And so mo of tbe land U considered to bM '
tine Tobacco land as is In the eastern part of
tbe Htate three miles from the oity of Kew
Berne, on the public road to Washington :
and on tbe A. A N. C. K. K., and one of tbe '
most convenient for chipping lo the county.
54)7 acres, about '450 acres cleared, wall
ditched and fenced, Inline stata of cultlva
tion, the balance in original growth.
Dwelling with six rooms and kitchen;
large cistern ; brick meat boose; two barns;
stables for ten muled; six frame buildings,
with brick clilmneyscomparatlvely new, for
laborers, together with other outbuildings.
if desired, I will sell with farm, tbe grow
Inn crop, mules and other stock, corn, fed
der, bay , and all lue farm Implements.
Also one liU saw Brown Cotton Gin with
Feeder and Condenser, one 8 horse power
Engine, shafting, pulleys and belling, one
ly horse power return tubular Boiler, and
one Fower I'ress ail in good order, Wilt
sell with or without farm.
Terms, one half cash, the balance In one
and two jears time. Address
K. B. COX,
ju!7 d.Imwlt Box :Y1, New Berne, N. C.
CASHSALE!
H. B.DUFFY
C ONTINUES THE SALE OF
Embroidered Skirting,
Laces, Etc,
at a eaciiBcc.
Id oilier to reJuco utock, be is offer
ing Dreta Gi:ii;liams at 60 , Challies at
4c, Khoes at "ulc, and many otber arti
cles at aalonieliiogly low prices.
Tkc-ue goods are Mid for cash, and a
visit to his store will oonvince you that
he is takiDg the lead.
Everybody Come !
jun21 tf
Watcb.es,
CL00KS AND
Jewelry.
Repairing Leatly Done.
laser'
Fruit
Jars
L. EL. CUTLER & CO.
NKW IlKKN'E. S. (J.
j . II. (TTI.KU,
I'm sulfiit
T. V.
W H. ('II A nw if'K,
Vice 1'reKliloiLt.
LKWttV,
, Cashier.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
NKW I!KltK. N. C.
Paid Capital,
$75,000,
This Hank, lust nrKnizcl. ' irern lta ser
vicer! to Bunks, HauLere. Karraeri, Mer-
tianis, MimufRcturere mM others, aud will
endeavor to give prompt and careful atten
tion to nil business connected with banking
en t runted to us.
( olleettons a specialty and made on all
aocessliilo points on ns liberal terms a will
be consistent with Judicious banklnx.
Business bolicited and correspondence In
vited Irom parties desiring to open accounts
In our city, as well as Irom those contem
plating a change In existing arrangements.
Very icspectfuUy,
X. W. DEWEY, Cashier.
niKKCTOKS :-L. H. Cutler, Wm. Cleve, O.
Marts, I', il. Pelletler, W. b. Chadwlck, J,
W. Stewart, .Ino Huter.
P. H. Pelletler. Hank Attorney. my9 lstp
L. S. WOOD,
Formerly 19 j oars with Geo. 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,
June20ilwtf
Lucas & Lewis
DEALERS IN
CHOICE GROCERIES
AND
Farmers' Supplies.
ALL KINDS
Fruits, Confectioneries,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
TERMS CASH.
Corner South Front and Middle Strata.
6" Qoods delivered in any put of
the city. ' , " jan27dwtf
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