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Baily IliiiE OURNAL VOL. X.-NO. 104: NEW BEKNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1891. PRICE 5 OEMS. . .. I.: BUSINESS. LOCALS. THE WASHINGTON POST deliv ered on the iim day it la pub . lmhed at eighteen cents per week. Orders left at D EaoseU's. ' jj83 tf NUHH & R0BKBT8. CABINET MAKERS. Stabbing $ Co., City Cabinet Makers , Uphol sterers, and repairing neatly done. Shops on Hanoock street, opposite Bishop's factory. jj23 lm TO My Patrons and the Pablio gen erally. I will in the future supply all my customers with ice at one-half oent per pound, delivered. Thanking ' the publlo for past pratronage, I desire continuance of the same. Respectfully, John B. Watson. J3W . NEW DRUG 8TORE.-Drugs, Medi einea and Chemtouls, O. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. ;AH varieties of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Urac B. New crop QM-d-m Heeds. Klne and Large Hlook Cigars anil Tobacco, all Nitw. Pre sorlptlons accurately compounded (and not at WAS prices), onr m-'tto and our succeas. O. O. ORiKN. Druggist and Apothecary, Mlddls it., four doom from pollock. Jang) ly SELLING OUT AT COST. My entire Stock of Goods will be run off to make room for Fall Stock. jll7 tf M. II. 80I.TAN. COME and Examine my Large and Varied Stook of Merchandise that is now being sold AT COST to make room for new fall stock. jyl7tf M. H. Sultan. JOB WORK executed wiih oeatnero and dispatch at the Journal offloe. AB0TIO 80DA and Coca Cola at 8am 'l B. Waters. SUMMEB8PECI.VLTIES!-Lightning Ice ureain Freezers, Combined chair and Htep Ladders, Balloon Ply Traps, Wire Hauze Doors, Qauze Wire for Window Screens, and a full line of Hardware, etc., at inayM dtf J. O. Whitty A Co. o LD papers for esle in any quantity at the Journal office. tf .Ex-President Cleveland has made Oape Cod bis ouimner home and a grand reception was given him on the 25th instant. A COMPANY is preparing to colonics a largo number of negroes in Mexico, and has purchased 100,000 acres in Arizona also. V IT looks as if the Maryland .Re publicans will have to chloroform Glen. Felix Agnus in order to at tach him to that gubernatorial nomination. ' Why should the editors go to St. Paul to tell each other how to run a papeiT Any of their subscribers can do that." Chatanooga News. If they can't the fellows who borrow their neighbors' paper can. Lynch burg Virginian. Bogbb Q. Mills, in the New York Herald: "Well, I am after the Speakership. The position is an honorable one, which does not be little any man to seek. I rely on a sufficient number of my party friends backing mo for the office, and I wonld not exchange places with any one." The United States is making some decided progress. in one ele ment of coast defence. Last "Friday a test was made of the first twelve-inch Bteel rifle, built by our government at Bandy Hook. The trial resulted satisfactory. A solid shot of one ton was fired fire miles into the ocean. ' - The : North Coiolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Ealeigh, begins its third session on the 3d of next September. This college is taking a high rank among the institutions of the State, ia doing thorough and honest work, and if sustained will be a wonder fill faotor in the State's progress. t The North Carolina Railroad Commission on Thursday an nounced that they had completed the task of assessing for taxation the entire railroad "property of the State, upon which they have been engaged for three or Jour weeks past. They place the total asses sed " value of all railroads at $19,800,000. Last year it was only a little over 112,000,000, showing a phenomlnal increase of 50 per cent. -..for the year A London dispatch, July 24th, " says: Signor Crlspl has an article in the Contemporary Review, in which he defends Italy against the ' jecent attacks of the French press. He says that; France had in late . years opposed ny reconciliation between the Papacy and the Ital : . ian government and has exploited ' the Vatican in order to create difficulties for the quirinal. One of the causes of Italy's "adhesion to the dreibund was the need of ob taining a guarantee against the claims of the Pope, and of giving the conntry assurance that JTrance . would not again 'send expeditions to BTrjort the Papacy. In jcon clu .;B,7, Eignor .Crisp! advocates fie t'in-T of all differences je ii.V. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMi NTS. W- B Skinner Collegiate Institute. II. H. Bell Discovery. J. C. Whitty & Co. I am happy, etc. W.T. Msgee Steel and wire fencing. A. Deppe & Son Timber, etc, for sale. The Elm '"Uty Gazette comes out for spelling it "New Berne." The State Tobacco Association will meet at Morehead, August 6th. Thore will be a farmer's dinner at Kit Swamp near Ernul's in No. 2 town ship. A large and pleasant gathering is expected. A number of New Ber nians intend to be present- The first installment of 300 tons of owl for the revenue culler Winona was being received yesterday and placed in the warehouse on the wharf leased by the government far the use of the Winona. There is news fiom Paris of a fearful railway accident, a collision between tw excursion trains near Saint Mende, in whioh it is stated that fully 200 peo ple are known to have been killed or terribly injured. Hollowell and Peterson's thirtieth excuieion from Goldsboro to Morehead is advertised to pass through New Berne today at 13:15 p m. Beturning it will leave Morehead at 5:45 p.m. to morrow afternoon, and arrive in New Barne about 7:30 o'clock. The Gaston House falls into line in the maroh of progress that is manifest ed in all parts of the city. Mr. J. B. Line ii making extensive repairs in it and changes will also be made to still further improve and adapt it to meet the demands of the travelling public and the other guests. A correspondent in this issue speaks of the importance of men's coming to gether for one common good and the advantages to be derived thereby oollectively and as individuals. A thread of golden truth runs through the article. Antagonistic efforts aredte- truotive. Union of effort brings success the world over. We give this morning an open letter from Mr. J. T. Patrick, urging the ad vantages to eaoh locality of making a good exhibit at the Southern later State Exposition. Craven county ap propriated $300 for this purpoeo and it will be a wise policy for our people to aid the committee who have the matter ia charge in every available way and to prepare meritorious exhibits of their own aocord as far as practicable. Type, or printing office letters are often knocked into pi but it is not often that post ofTbe letters meet with suoh a fate, but it happened yesterday morn ing at the New Berne offloe. The fastenings of the case containing the general delivery letters became loosened and It was accidentally overturned mixing all the well assorted letters into one jumbled mass, compelling the foroe to put in quite a good amount of extra duty. Mr. S. J. Lane, of Stonewall, has a horse that has inoreased in value three fold in less time than a week. This was caused by the removal of an in flamed eye oaused by an accidental blow with a stick, from whioh the horse has suffered for nine months and from whioh it was feared he would not re- cover. Dr. B. S, Primrose took the eye out Saturday and the horse was driven home Tuesday, getting along all right. The horse cost Mr. Lane only $40. He bought him the day before the surgioal operation was performed and he is now offered Visa for bim. No Excuse Whatever. The following comment from the Wilmington Stir on a statement from another paper explains itself and is worthy of reflection : The Greenville Befleotor says that some of the farmers in Pitt county have abandoned small portions of their orops on acoount of the grass whioh took possession of them. The farmers throughout the State have been kept pretty busy this summer killing grass. Bat next fall the man who sees the big piles of Northern hay at our depots, muoh of whioh goes into the country to feed farm stook, would hardly believe this statement, because he oouldnt understand why farmers who spend so moon tune In killing grass don raise grass enough to supply the towns in their neighborhood and their own de' mands. In State where the grasses of all j. kinds grow so vigorously and luxuriantly as they - do in North Caro lina, from mountain to sea, there is no reasonable excuse for importing a bale of hay from any-other state. List of Letter! Remaining In the poatoffice' at New Berne, Craven oounty, N. O, July 25th 1BUI. ' B Miss Rose Bailey. C Mr. O. O. Chadwick.J. aCart wrlgbt. ' ' D John L. Davis. Dejie Davis. F Mr. Bryant Fields. .- G J. G. Dossier. J. O. Gsskins. ? J Miss Ellss Jones. - L- James B. Latham. . v P Miss Jane Omiah Pains. . - B Mrs. Mary Roberts. , H-f!. W. Hikes. W-Mrs. Battle Willis. & H. Willis I. N. White, Hiss Cash White, Mrs. E. B. Wallace. . . Persons calling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date or list. The regulattomraow require that one oent shall bs collected on the delivery of eaoh letter advertised. Wn, E. Clarke, p. m. r . SyrspofFIgs, t Produced from the laxative and nutrl tious iuioe of California figs, combined with the medioinal virtues of plants known to be most benefloial to the human sreteW. net gently, on the kid neys, liver and, bowel0 fmtr,nij rlnnnin? t" svstem, dipeuu2 Cuiu Pergonal. Mr. W. D. Pender, attorney for tbe Norfolk, Wilmington and Charleston railroad, and Mr. A. C. Cadwallader, Philadelphia capitalist interested in the road, who have been in this neigh borhood several days in its interests passed through yesterday morning to work at other points. At Kinston they separated, Mr. Pender keeping on in the Goldsboro direction and Mr. Cad wallader starting to Roanoke river where two of tbe civil engineers are tiking soundings to looate the point at whioh the road shall oross the river. Messrs. J. W. Chapin and W. H. Gsskins of Aurora are in the city on a business trip. They report that since the recent purchase of the Pantego road by the Norfolk and Southern, their freights reach Norfolk the same day of shipment and Now York early the next dsy. Miss Gertrude Bagby who has been teaching school for several months in Pamlico, came up yesterday morning, the see ion being ended a short time ago. Capt. Alex. Miller left yesterday morning to spend sometime at Wrigths ville. Mrs. D. Congdon loft to visit relatives North. Mr. C. Erdmann and children re turned last night from a visit to rela tives in Baltimore. ChUf Shell-fish Commissioner Lucas arrived from an official business trip to Baieigh last night, and will spend a short time in the city. Bon. F- M. Simmons paused through en route to Morehead, and will return this morning and spend a day or two in New Berne. Mrs. Jesse Harrison went down to Beaufort to visit her brother, Mr. Jacob Gibble. The following disabled Confederate Viterans left for Wrightsville to attend tie veteran's msoting: Messrs. John Collins and Henry Gaskins of the city ; Stxphen E. Whitford, of Little Swift qreek A. U. Hart and C. C. Butler, of VanceDoro, and John Simpson and John B. Craloh of Pamlico. Rer. W. S. Bone, Presiding Elder, who for a few weeks has been holding quarterly conference at plaoes below New Berne, passed through yesterday morning returning to his home at Goldsboro. Mr. 8. B, Waters, jr., who has been visiting his parents ia the city, returned to Charlotte. Consolidate. Editor Journal: Great results sre achieved by a combination of agencies that tend to the accomplishment of a purpose, while a division of those agencies fail to accomplish much that is desirable, la this oonneotion noth ing is truer than the adage that "in unon there is strength." What oan be done fpr New Bern by a union of the efforts of her business men and capital ist r we answer, everything that ib desirable. Close observers tell us that the cities of our State which have grown rich and prosperous as if under the hand of the magician are indebted to the combined push, enterprise and oap ital of their citizens. Will our business men profit by the example set them or will they continue to allow the charge to stand against them that business in New Bern is con ducted on the "dog in the manger" prinoiple 'i These thoughts are suggested by tbe little war of competition now going on between the new Ice factory and an established firm of ice dealers in this city. The effect of tbe conflict, so far, has been to reduce the price of ioe to one-fourth of a oent per pound, de livered at your door. The result must be injurious to those engaged in tbe sale of this luxury and ruinous to the prosperity of this or any other place, where this state of things exist, What is the remedy, is tbe question that eonoerns every one who desires the prosperity of New Bern and who wishes her to become as her importance and geographical position entitles her to be manufacturing centre. The gentlemen engaged in the ioe business here are noted for sagaolty as business men and are possessed of ample means. Will they consolidate their "stock in trade" for their own and tbe general good and plaoe the prioe of ioe at a figure that no reason able consumer can objeot to? We hope so. Cease your antagonisms, gentlemen. We will not say where propositions should come from, but we do say, Consolidate. Ice Cbkam. Stonewall Items. C. 0 Lupton. aged about 63 years died at his home near Stonewall, after long and severe illness of Bright1! disease. . He leaves 'a wife and four ohildren to mourn his loss. A good man gone to his reward . uayooro it on a boom, four new comers in few days and they have eom to stay. -; Ths weather wonld be alt that could be asked, if rains were only lathe evening so cotton could retain its fruit. corn and potatoes are doing One. T. A. Hadder. Jas. F. Miller. Jas. Appleby and young Thomas are having all the sport one want fishing, to do all who try. Dr. G. 8. Attmore and family are off ror a utile wniie to Eageoomo ana Wayne, visiting friend and relative, and 8. B. Lane has returned to his horn on Broad orask from a visit to Wayn oonnty. ' -v, . John Shipp, the assistant lighthouse keeper of Neuse light has just bought him a fine horse and John Brabble has done the same from M, Hahnof your city. Mr. Hahn ia supplying a number of good horses to Pamlico. Bis trade . n our section is considerable. ' I.-- - vVi ' Selling5 Out at CostV J ' Now, Is the" tim to mak your pur ohsses for Dm Ooodg and ffotUnu. Owing to the lar ire stock ta betroenrd this fail, the balance of goods on hand must be ' disposed of positively at cost RICH LANDS ALLIANCE PICNIC. Speeches of Messrs. Koonco and ;riu!y (J rand Annual Picnic at Alum Springs on August 4tli. Editor Journal: The Bichiands A!- j lianoe, with the 00 operation of mem bers of the order at Gum Branch, Adams' Sohool House, and Whaley's, had a grand pionio at Franolt's Park, near Biohland's village, on Thursday, 23d instant, at whlob were gathered in large numbers the farmers o( Unolow and adjoining counties, acoompanied by their wives and daughters, bringing with them baskets, boxes, crates, jars. etc, filled with the choicest meats of various sorts, fruits, pickles, prosnrves, pies, oakeB, and many other good things in abundanoe prepared in true epi curean style. The large oiowd in attendanoe in cluded many of the most progressive and intelligent people of Ouslow and adjoining counties, among whom were scores and hundreds of beautiful women and gallant young men. The Bichiands Alliance had invited Frank D. Koonoe, Esq , of Onslow, and Hon. B. F. Grady, of Duplin, to meet and participate with them in the fes tivities, and deliver addresses to the Allianoe. Both of these gentlemen were present, and at 11 o'clock F. D. Koonoe began his speech and made one of the strongest, most forcible and rousing Alliance addresses to which we have aver listened. It was just such a speech as he oan make when at his best and was highly pleasing to the order and very well reoeived. The speaker fully sustained himself and the princi ples of the order to whioh he is a most devoted friend. After partaking of the sumptuous dinner the crowd reassembled to hear Hon. B. F. Grady, who delivered a most interesting and convincing ad dress, in whioh the objects and princi ples of the Alliance were presented in strong and unanswerable arguments. i, Mr. Grady is a great favorite with many of our people, and we regret that he was compelled to leave us so soon. The festivities of the day were closed by a lawn party at the residence of E. L. Francks, jr., at which every body present seemed to have a happy time Tuesday, August 4th next, is the time for the annual grand pionio at Alum Spiings, near Catharine Luke, which, it is predicted, will surpass all former gatherings at that delightful summer resort. The attendance of Prof. Mil ler's celebrated band of musicians from Wilmington has been secured by the proprietor of the Springs, who has in curred muoh expense in making preps rations for the occasion. Ladies and children will be admitted to the grounds free of oharge; others will be expeoted to pay a small entrance fee which is to be applied in defraying necessary ex penaes. The orops in Ricblanda tonrjship are geneially good, and promise a favor able harvest. Kaita-Skihan. Cravou Circuit S. S. Coiiferenre, (Reported for the Journal The Craven Circuit S. S. Confnrenco held its fourth annual session at Lane's Chapel, July 23J and 24th, 1891. A very good dolegation was present at the opening of the conference from nearly all tbe sohools. Reports were read from nine schools. showing more than lour hundred mem bers enrolled in this circuit S. o. army. with an average attendanoe of 201. Forty one teachers are drilling this little division of Christ's army. Sixty six parents and guardians are sulliciently interested in the work to enroll themselves as workers in this S. S. army. Reports show ITS professors of reli gion engaged in this work on the oircuit. Money expended for 8. S. work on the oircuit, 75 dollars. Amount raised bv the sohools of the circuit for mis sions and other objects outside of self support, $90.40. The reports drew out various discus sions relative to the work. Some questions from a question were discussed briefly, and all tbeunvailable time was profitably used. Two sessions of conference were held each day: and was between sessions very hospitably entertained by the good oltizens of Lane's Chapel with a bounti ful, well ordered dinner both days. Brother B. R. Gilliam of the Jones cir cuit was with us a short time, and made an exoellent talk to the conference, showing the importance of the S. S. work and how it may be advanced. Notwithstanding the rains each day, there was a full attendanoe and mucb zeal shown in the S, S. work. The following delegates were elected to the District 8. 8. Conference to be held at Morehead, Friday 14 of August, 18B1., viz: W. o. Lane, U. Lane, Mrs. W. B. Pearoe and Mrs. Carrie Arnold. W. B. Pf arce was elected president for the ensuing year. U. lake, Secretary. SCHEDULE OF THE SAILINGS Of the Steamers of Clyde's Jisrth Caro lina Line from Baltimore to New Berne, N. C, Month of August, 1891. Str. Defiance, Saturday, Aug. 1. Str. Geo. H. Stout, Wednesday, Aug. 5 Str. Defiance. Saturday, Aug. 8. Str. Geo. H. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 10. Str. Defiance, Wednesday, Aug. 19. Str. Geo. B. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 23. Str. Defianoe, Saturday, Aug. 29. Betnrning, leave New Berne for Baltimore: Str. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, July 81. 8tr. Defianoe, Friday, Aug. 7. 8tr. Goo. B. Stout, Tuesday. Aug. 11. Str. Defianoe, Friday, Aug. 14. Str. Geo. B. Stout, Friday, Aug. 21. Str. Defianoe, Tuesday, Aug. 25. Str. Geo. B. Stout, Friday', Aug. 28. void breakage of bulk and ship via the only direct line.. 8. B. GSAT, Agsnt. EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH. Wilmington 8. 8. Company. New Bkbne, N. 0., July 98, 1801. The attention of ahippera and the travelling publlo ia called to the fact that there la no diminution la tbe ser vice of this line, the learner Neuae making three tripe per week ai In buster eeasons, thue oontlnninc a full, prompt and resnlar aerrioe. Through Bill Lading -4 given,, and tiokete cold to leading points north. : For particulars and books of shipping lnstruotlone apply to.,,,, til Aug, 1st. . , Geo. . Henderson, Agt. Sl'CCESS TO TIMS DISCOVERY. Bolls Eureka Takes Wherever i( II si' A Front. Been Tri Rank 1J91, for six Pollokisville' June 11 I hid humor in my hutt.l years and my hair was fallic? out, and I tried BeverM prrpcration.i fjr iW hair and did not fiad anything to c ' it any good until II. II. Bell's Eureka was used. I could not T9t fit r,':!it. tut afior using? two bsttins of Pror. Hoi'. 's Eurika I can rest at nml.t. G. K, UAiirirrrr. 01.1) DOMINION STFA: '(!. Cliaiii'.c Sic i.ici ( ; The si. arnor Newborn:-. in 1 -r arrival at Norfolk today will bv tum.ioratily removed from the lino fr a ..'iorr-uh : overhauling. l)unui m t i:j ' oT tlie , Newberne's absence iho r r.yie has been chartered to sapp'-y r ri'sre i in tho lint, and will mui.t i ;! .jo! trips. Having Nawbcrn V,".-. tho folio-ring v.-fc'i. ' ' I'm" lowing thut will leav.. M ,; Friday. All freights entrusted to ou : of in. tviII be carefully and expeditious! v handled, and the samo caie and attsntion w'll be given freights bi; in the p.it. The Annie has no paBBenger acoiamoda tions. E. K. Bor.Kin-.. Atnl, Sleaiiier "Annie," O. D. I.ihi-. For the balance of tho month of July the steamer Annie will run ilv follow ing schedule, which beic di!l''..':it days eaoh alternate week, 1 ehsl! hise to again publish ihn Cdd Iicminion Calendar for the guidance if our ijoo'l friends. Leave Norfolk for Newbern Monday. July 27th, Friday, July 31st Returning, will leave Nowberii for Norfolk, direct Wednesday, July 20th. Monday, Anetiet E. B l'OUF.KTS, As:ot. July 25. 1391. "For we that live to pU-.-n.e. uiU5l i please to live. "Johnson. j That is our aim to .e.i-f. our , nnafnmAPO r filuaun Miait 1 ill ' qaality and price 0:10 s a. n "Kiu eary as tbe other and we li:v( mado it a basinesfl ru!o t!:;i thiog bought of ua, if returned t within a reauonablo time nay be, exchanged or the price will bo re-j fnnded. Therefore when you wish to buy Clothing, IH'.a or SIioch, try the dealor who lives ' ;'i;:iito and pleaae let hini live, iiovai:' FOR SALE. Vnluublo Farm, Saw Mil?, Machinery, &c.,at SlooumhV Creok. Vcuat Uivcr. 81x huntlreii aorcfl of Timber Lnini.Mtlli tlmher to cut about, two inliliici iun U:t lumber uml plentv of voni. Aiso. it Maw Mill, h llilrty ;.-mr 1'owcr Boiler and KiiKine, Crow ("it un.l Kilt-int aw.over trhlcli Is a iuw tmiMliiK icii't, l-i fuel hln. AlBO.Ten Horse Power Hullfr tir. Lntfne for Lt-g KnlWRrlT. VilliHon four lo live a, itr. l-aa -l ground. Alio, a Farm of ilfiy acres. iu:!f ciearod and some In timber. Uool iiiti; Uurdeii. and good spring wntcr. eI liu Ijoii-:.; m a flue apple oroharil Pleutyof Marl audMuck ft: luC'.un along thn creek, and fipiendtd lleliln. ParttcB wleiilnc to bur lhi T'lop -t ty, which Is known afl tne (liluppK fropcrtv, ahonld Boe It and muke an oiW tin August Mh, IWH.to A. DKI'PK .V RON. Nw Utn no, N.C. aftsrthat Uuic addrrwi them ai Albrlnhts vllle, Pa. jvJ:dltw2t I Am Happy to See You And take plea&uro In informlnf? you that J. C. WHITTY & CO, Have tuBt received a Car Load of !hi World. Henowntd DAW I Kit PRATT COTTON film. rihI are now nreoared totnlto ordfrs. for these r.elnPratod OIiib, toifoi hfr villi iheillT) "BOBS' COTTON PRESSES. wlii-h com- I bleed make the most satisfactory outlU for glnnlntr cotton ever used In this ronbtrv. I hey also carry a full Hun of llKlnii. Ma chine OH, Lace heallier, toiretiir with n complete atock of Hardware. tSeiol lor prlne. nd come and examine their swck. mey guarantee to please you. J. WHITTY t CO.. Cor. Houtli Frontand Craven yu. VANCE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 8 EVEN SPRINGS, N. C. FOB BOTH SEXES. j Teachers all eradnatca. Military government for boys. ' Prof. Olsael, graduate of Bt. John's UoIIcko, Annapolll, teacher of Military Tactics. . Muslo Teacber, graduate Sew Knt'liind Conservatory of M uslo. Special course In Com. Law, r.o;k-keeplng and Penmanship. Vocal Mus:o, CallstUenlc aud Dumb-bell exercises free. No additional cost for Classics. 4V For Catalogue call at Jour PAi.orflce or address the Principal. W. R. SKINNER, Principal, SEVEN 8PF1VGS, I. C. juiywawtr S W. WILLIS, Keeps Everything on hand usually found in a . First-Class Grocery, KF.l'ORT OK THE CONDITION OF THE I BANKING ZIOUSX: r or ! ; GREEN, FCY & CO., ! I At New Hern, N. Cat ihe clean cf business, Thursday, July 'J.b, ISO!. P.ESOCRUj. I Losi.j ;.nd discoUsiti i JJ.I17 46. i Oeid:' .fii (in 'it i un:, an j j secured) ' : i'i 78 ! Duo from bankr n-A LaiiL ::rs 71,' '-3.1 Due from others than banks and bankers. B.C'IS J3 3 007. M i r i r. .;23.7 v:.ik is : o:; :'!7 91 .1 0.00 ! ( 2. : vi Real estate Bank buiidiitK I urt:ituro and lix'ui'-f. C'Rl. ! Stale 30! county bo is i :ock paid in. aur;;.j.. uad . - & U-m L'nuivided proliis. ti,i. Due to bankH mid bnnS:': Deposits t '.Ji; ', ; 0 e r t i fioatos o' do..-" i . :i ;; 320;' ' T.'Jl I, U. M. Groves, ( hif Clork or the Banking House of (Ireen, Foy & (,'u , do solemnly dwear that tbe above statement is true to the boat of my knowledge and belief. II. 11 (Jiu Sworn to und k. 'hi-! LT:b day of Jum O. H. Cm .'. Chief Clerk, bed befi i rue 1- 'iar 1 IF WJJ want a; LASTING J Bo sure you get the 'JY: I " ALDI5TE' S2.00 For the !a;r, "", rud the !!AEMY AKP & &3.00 Shoe : I' or t' in i-" ' ' Tr 'o.lu: ccntleinen. !,E, C'CAL' 'no l-nr anJ iO r.,.-, i'i.k-i r.'ill mum stofe H0USelI62'PC' ' A Kerone RtoVe. gV. Friend, . for 'ire. ml :iT. i: or dl8 an i ill ' n". ana , is i.;lt! 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Sets of from 7 to 9 $13.G0 and up. piece Chairs of all sizes and qualities from 25c. All other Furniture at. fnrvAcnr.nrHriG' rcstm I Mil- vv. vwrvuuiAg AlvU w u lylldwir 0 H j 8 cc Steal and Wire Fencing r.i!"ru-rd .! 1 rs nte ri I I'MHH; call VP. V Nov? Con' inat'on Fencing i. -T 1 l.NCE t'l'll : I- Tlie I. I'I . IKE, Ho! F. C:iup-'.luting I r . b( ' : ft 'jld go . r v.-ill run an IX- zT .( uruot 6th, :; : i-.v.t at 7:50 .'. leave Landing t ;' Children JT28 a-'i ; i Tin CI": loavl 'a.m. h;i' mi : ' I i'-.VH'K, ' i'lth tlcuL. 57".00O. 1 il'l col- Irvited -.1 .uieed. not fa- INrKWiIKi U-'. h I Mil. .11 dw-.;,.. Iiv t iy ll 1 1 1 t,i 111 ( i r ' : - Imis.-, f;i inlilM'-. 01 WHl'l . Mi::y I - i. 11 " Mcttv- ttl In t.ir. I Pr.-u:!iO.: '-v IE. Ill l -' ii A i. ! : Mot Oi iicr 01 I i ' ..:, 'CO Job I Tobacco, : ! up ; . i.er K-dt to A Vor- ; ; ' :ok, Cotton illation, (M'ldiiicH'd to b aa : ii itisUtii part of 1 1 it I'liy of New i I iii Wushlnieton i; . v' ,1 one of tbe in t lit county. . :-s t-iearod, well r-v-tM of cultiva- j . : i owi ii. - iu.ll ktlclient , .. .,; un bitriiki : - ! . i i iin:ldinKB. :.i ; : i'ly litW, tor i i. i tit.: bliL-hngS. ' i . ti xrow- M.M'i rum, fod i.l 1 ill pM'jilOi'.tH. fa ( oiton t.iu with ii'ie H In use power . - and bnlting, on t aim :ir lioiler, And r: H'od order. Vr'Ul n. : it-1 bil'inoe In on A (I Ml CUB K. II. COX, . Mew JJernw, N. C. Ion. U.. If d lini it' tl.T, 1. .1 : A :h-i tiv ' 1 l-et-dor uii-i m il' timiiif. f,'t:.f;:t .. ! l' horae I'dffiT r: OIH I'dWiT l'l . t - N"l I Willi or u i i. ; i Tcrinn, ono n:nf i i an d I wo yen i a tun Mi 17 d.::nv,-M, I we mm yqu. Stop n:ul io -S ui onr iluo of SIIVVESlit Ahi. lor l-'i.U K. Wlrts' FOUPiTAIi PXNS, fresh i jt j .st arrived. 1 forti'.:t to Bay I have Jual leceivel a frah lot or these H(H.I.i:i CiOLU CIIA1KS warranted for six yearn. We glv a written guarnntee wltli each chAlu. My STOflt IS WAV UP, ajd PK1CBB ARE WAV BOWS, CVnje hi iicd see rao. SAM. K. EATON, , Middle Bt oppislts Baptist (JiiuroV may2i(lwtr ARE YOU SICKPSWs irou wat aitT vvjci.l, WITHOUT HBDICIKKf -"'Vl Full and eomptete Instruetlonn lor olf' ' treatment sent on reoelpt of 6;o Postal Note la best. Ton will b aellhtfd. FO common sens. It acts lite, it tharm la most oases. Kellel from flrt tretmeuU For RheurjiatUu. .Mlarln, Kidney l!seas Dyspepsia. Contnmptioo. t.atarrh, eta. Yon run nu risto iony retornoa It.Tict eitls. , ,ie St. New BernerN.O. t.i -curing habitual to mstts room ror my roots. tf u. 11. Sultan, : ChnJrsnry'TorPitcGC&fi Children CrTof4 titcfieCastorU nl. Aaoress atm s.unn, ijo irai . AUoone, Penn. . JyildwiS lulSdwtf
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