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VOL. X.--NO. 117.
NEW BERNE, N. 0., THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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. rpaB PIOTTJBK "Off the CoMt of
X South Carolina," painted by Miss
Kate E. Williams, whioh wm men
'tioned in 8nnday'4 Jouiibal, la on ex
J, btbttion at Mr. T. A. Henry's ding
, note. The piotare ii told on shares,
SI each. Prominent citizens are taking
snares. Bon. Henry W. Grady 'a letter
aaya of ber: "Mine Katie Williams, of
thU oity, is biicbly endoned by her pas
tor, who is my persons! friend, and by
all others who knew ber, inoludlng
Got. Gordon- Sbe is the daughter of a
helpless invalid, and upon" her efforts
mainly depends the support of her fam
ily." n
TO WHOM ir MAY CONCERN
New Berne, N. C, Aug. 7th, 1891.
All persons who have work .left with 0.
II. Saunders, Jeweler, which has not
been on hand, more than sixty days,
will please oall within fifteen days from
the above date, as I expect to oIobs
business here at the said time. And I
also thank the general public for their
liberal patronage and wish them much
success. C. M. 8aundks,
u8 6t Middle street.
INSURE with the MUTUAL BENE
FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Newark, N. J., and get all the bene
fits of life insurance before or after
death. Forty six years in business.
Forty-six millions assets. The leading
Company in the State in 1890 Healthy
male persons takon from fourteen to
seventy years old.
augStf D. T. Carhawat, Agent
CABINET MAKERS. Stebbing
Co., City Cabinet Makers , Uphol
sterers, and repairing neatly done.
Shops on Hanoock street, opposite
Bishop's faotory. j23 lm
NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi
ates and Ohemloals, ). P. Popular
Proprietary Medtolnea. ;AU varieties of
Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Brso s.
New crop Garden Seeds. Fine and Large
Mtook Cigars and Tobacoo. all saw. Pre
scriptions aoourately compounded (and not
at w A a prices), oar m"tto and our suooess.
O. U. ORiKN. Druggist and Apothecary,
Middle St., four doors from Pollock. JsnZJ ly
SELLING OUT AT COST. My entire
Stock of Goods will be run oil to
make room for Fall Stock.
jyl7 tf M. H. Sultan.
ARCTIC SODA and Coca Cola
at 8am 'l B. Watbrb.
SU MMER SPECIALTIES ! -Lightning
Ice Uream Freezers, combined Olialr
and Btep Ladders, Balloon Fly Traps, Wire
Uaase Doors, tiauze Wire for window
Boreens, and a full Hue of Hardware, Ho .M
niaylJ dlf J. O. Whittv & Co
COME and Examine my Large and
Varied Stock of Merchandise that
la now eiog sold AT COST to make
room for new fall stock.
jyl7lf M. H Sl'LTAN.
. On the 10th inst., the thermome
ter in New York Oity was 89. This
was the hotoat August 10th in
twenty years.
'Who struck Billy Pattersou f is
superseded by"who struck Benny
Harrison !" "1", says Quay. "I
struck Benny Harrison."
Quay is saicVto be for any man
to beat Harrison. Blane is his first
choice. Quay and Cameron are
working to gether for the over
throw of Harrison.
A Destructive storm is report
ed from the lower section of Nor
folk county and the North Carolina
line, the cotton, corn and hay crops
being badly beaten down and injur
ed. Bloomington has a locomotive
which consumes its own smoke.
Now, then, if the cigarette ilcnd
oan be oampelcsd to follow this ex
ample, the "smoke nnisance'' will
be settled.
Feed Dougless has rotired to
private life. There can be little
doubt that his appointment as Min
ister to Haiti was largely influent)
ed byjsentimental considerations
He bad no qualifications for or ex
terienoein diplomacy.
On account of the - perilous jiosi
Won of - Americans in China be-
1 oaase of the religious riots there,
three United States naval vessels,
the Charleston, Marion, and Alert,
have received orders from the Navy
Department to proceed to the
Asiatic station.
- It is stated that Col. J. S. Carr,
ia an interview recently at Wash
ington, exprssed himself as favor
' lng Gorman and.Qray for the demo
cratic presidential tloket next year,
He says he was strong Cleve
land' man nntil he ex-president
opposed the free coinage of silver.
, "ALL of the finantial.woes of this
country, during tne past quarter
' of century, have had their origin
. In the fact that tbe amount of cur-
rency in the country is limited by
' Oongress,. That has been the trou-
' ble.; We propose to remove the
. the cause of the trouble, and then
' the trouble itself will vanish.- The
people of each State should be in
dependent of Congress in this very
' important matter. The Legislature
of each State ought to be allowed
to have a say.i Then ; we would
have Home Bale in money matters,
while - now the people of North
Caolina are governed by Pennsyl
, vania, New 'York and the New
England States. Let us have an
other Decaratlon of Independence
News and Ob server. ,. ' f
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVKRTISEMH NTS.
The ploture, etc
Lost Ladles' gold watch.
Howard Think naught, etc.
Bargain Store Today, etc
T. A. Green Commissioner's sale.
- Mr. J. M. Howard's store shows very
nice with its front newly painted in
antique oak.
Rev. J. L. Burns, Disciple Evangelist,
will preach in the Church of Christ to
night at 7 o'clwk.
Owing to the breaking of the main
shaft at the large Stimson Lumber Mill,
it will have to shut down for a short
time.
The Goldsboro Argus ssys the steam
er Stidy, built by Mr. O. R. Rand, sr.,
to ply the waters of the Neuee between
Goldsboro, Seven Springs, Kinston and
New Berne, is now ready for business,
and only awaits the arrival of the U. S.
Inspector to examine her engines and
license her engineer before beginning.
The colored Fair Association have
engaged the Qolden Link and Star
Brass Bands to furnish muslo during
the Fair, but it has been found that
t
other bands, some from quite a distance,
have an inclination to attend the Fair,
and as an inoentive for them to do so it
has been decided to offer speoial pre
miums for the best band attending
from outside the oity. A subscription
paper is being oiienlated to raise a fund
for these premiums.
Some miscreants seem determined to
subject the Electrio Light Company to
annoyanoe. Tuesday night a boy and
barefooted man, as shown by traoks
left, untied the rope that held up the
lamp at the oorner of Middle and
Graves streets and let the lamp drop
and break, and the same night some
one out a pieoe off the rope from the
lamp at the oorner of Broad and Met
oalf streets and threw it over in Mr.
George Henderson's yard, showing that
the mischief was done in pure wanton
ness. The officers are on the lookout
for these destroyers of property and
when oaught they will not be dealt with
lightly.
Wateriiielous in Ddnaiid.
The following telegram was received
from G. S, jPalmer, commission mer
chant of New York, yesterday:
To The Joubnal: Extreme hot
weather prevails. Watermelons in
light supply and selling today at 81') to
25, Uullock favorable.
O. S. Palmer.
Tributes to Mr. Pavie.
Both Firo englno buildings aro drspid
in mourning in memory of Mr. Pavie
and will remain so for thirty dsS
Over the door of the New Berno Steam
Fire Engine building, to which com'
pany he belonged, is the inscription,
The Column's Capstone is Gone,
Pavie, Our Chief is Dead." His fun
eral, as announoed yesterday, will be
from tbe Methodist churoh this after'
noon at 8 o'olook,
All the business houses of every de'
soription in the oity will be closed from
4 p. m, to 6 p. m. out of respect to him.
Personal.
Rev. Rufus Ford left yesterday mom-
ing to spend his vacation, visiting rela
tives in Blenheim, S. 0., and bis family
left to visit relatives in Raleigh.
Mr. S. C. Hamilton left for Pittsburg,
Pa., to purohato large repairs for the
machinery of the Stimson Lumber Com'
pany 'a mill.
Mr. J. L. Rhem went up to Goldsboro
on a business trip.
Mr. Geo. Green left for a pleasure
trip to Connelly's Spring.
Mrs. W. P. Burrus and daughter left
for Roxabelle to visit ber father.
The steamer Neute took out the fol
lowing passengers yesterday: Judge A,
S. Seymour to visit relatives in Clinton,
N. Y. ; Mr. J. S. Basnight on a Northern
business trip; Mr. H. B. Daffy on a
business trip to New York and Boston,
and his family on a pleasure trip to
Norfolk.
Mr. B. D. Jones, head olerk at Mr. 0
B. Duffy's, who for a month and a half
past has been at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, under treatment
for an nloet caused by a varicose vein.
has returned nearly oared.
Rev. R A. Willis if ent down to spend
two or three days at Morehead.
Tbe prayer-meeting tonight will be
oooduoted by Mr. T. A. Green.
Mr. 3. M. Hlnes left on a businen trip
to Beaufort-
Mr. J. B. Watson want down to
Morehead on a bnsiness trip.
Mr, J. T. Worthington and Mrs. J. A,
Hanrahan of Pitt oounty, and Mist
Betsy Custts went down to spend tome
time at Morehead,
Mrs, Bettie Whaler and daughtsr
went down toCroatan to visit relatives.
Mi. W. H. Davis and family left to
visit relatives at 8myrna. y 1
1ft. and Mrs. D. V. Dixon, of Hook-
arson,' returned home from a visit to
tha family of MaJ. 8. D. Popa. ,'
I Mr.f George Pavie, of Now York
brother of Mr. E. V. Pavie, arrived bit
night '- '
- Mrs. Thomas Gates returned from a
villi to her daughter, Mn. Jos. Kinsey
at Fort Barnwell. ,
Mrs. W. H. Hooten returned from a
visit to relatives at Kinston.
v. Misses Bessis, Bertha v and Maggie
Tuoker returned from a visit to rela
tives at Cove. ? -
" Mrs. George West and child and Miss
Fannie West, of Close, ara ; visiting at
Mr. Eugene looker's.
FARMERS AND DENTISTS.
State Alliance and Ji. C. and Southern
'Dental Association All in Session
Immense Attendance.
FIRST DAY.
MORKHBAD ClTT, Aug. IS.
The State Farmers' Allianoe met here
yesterday. All but three counties in
the State aae represented.
President Elias Carr is presiding.
National President Polk addressed the
Assembly. He was to leave today for
Maryland and had to speak thus early
on that account.
The Southern Dental Astcciation and
the North Carolina Dental Association
are each in session here. There is a
tremendous crowd and the Atlantic
Hotel is nearly as jammed as it was
when Dr. Talmage was here.
The Allianoe people are a fine-looking
body, and we feel proud of the farmers
as we do of the teachers who were re
cently in session here.
Today we will get fully down to
business. D. T. C.
Line of the N. W. & ('. Railroad.
A. B. Morton, vice-president of the
Cincinnati and Oape Fear Railroad, has
reoorded in Berkley oounty, S. 0., a
mortgage for $9,000,000 on the property
of that road. The projeot ia said to be
to run a road from Norfolk to Charles
ton east of tbe Atlantio Coast Line, en
tering Charleston on a bridge across the
Cooper river, crossing Ashley river and
going down to Savannah. The oompany
now ooutrols a lino from Soutbport to
Conway, S. C. From there the road
ill be extended via Georgetown to
Charleston. Tbe oompany has pur
chased the franchise of the Mt. Pleasant
and Little Run railroad, with all the
necessary land grants. Norfolk Vir
ginian. Notice.
To the Firemen of the New Berne S. F.
Engine Co. No. 1, and the Atlantio
S. F. Engine Co. No. 1:
You are hereby ordered to assemble
your respective oompanlee at your En
gine Houses, this afternoon at four
o'olook, in full dress uniform, to attend
the funeral of your lata Chief, E. M.
Pavie. T. A. Gbkkn.
Acting Chief N.B. Fire Dep t.
Notice.
To the Officers and Members ef the At:
lantio Steam Fire Engine Company :
You are hereby notified to assemble
at your Engine House this afternoon at
four o'clock, for the purpose of attend
ing tbe funeral of our late Chief engi
neer, Mr. K. M. Pavie.
By order of Foreman,
Gbo. C. Jones, Scc'y-
Alf pution.
To the ofUcerj and members of New
Berno Steam I'irp Kng.no Co. No. 1:
You are hereby ordered to assemble
at your engine licuao this afternoon at
o olook. sharp, for tbn purpose of
attending the funorsl of our lnte hon
ored and eeteemed member, E. M.
Pavie.
The members of Atlantic Steam Fire
Engine Company are reBpeotfully in
vited to attend.
By ordor of the Foreman,
A. B. Carroll, SeoV
Notice.
New Bkrnb, N. O., Aug. 13, 1891.
To the Officers and Mombers of Trent
Counoil 411, Royal Aroanum:
Brothers You are hereby notified to
assemble at your Counoil Hall this af
ternoon at four o'clook, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
brother, E. M. Pavie.
By order of Regent,
W. G. Bkinson, Scc'y-
Notice.
New Bersb. N. 0.. Aue-13. '01.
To the olBoers and members of Craven
Assembly Royal Sooiety of Good
you are hereby notified to
assemble at your Assembly Hall this
afternoon at 1 o'olook for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
brother, E. M. Pavie.
By order of Ruler,
W. Q. Bbinson, Seo'y.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Hugh J. LovieV, Treas., in acct. with
City of New Bcrnc for Month cud
in? August 8, 1891.
Dr.
To balance 8 609.05
July 10. To mortgage loan (F.
Ulrion) 1,000.00
July 14. To o'h I'm tax oolleotor 800.00
July 81. 800.00
Aug. o. " oity marshal 59.47
93,257.52
CK By voucher.
HJLoviok $16.67
J W Waters..
16.67
JT Lewis
I B Gasklll
II T Roberta
JKLand
J B Dixon
25 00
80.00
80,00
80.00
80.00
25 00
Eli Elliott
J C Green
25 00
W R Waters
D H Stalling
25.00
20.00
20.00
22 50
.75
1.50
218.67
20.50
6.55
16 05
Daal Best
Hiss E E Dlsosway
Jane Ann HargTOve
note Uooks....n
Electrio Light and Power Co..
Rlohardson & Bon
Mew Berne Gas Co
JonuUcDaniel.
JT Lewis...,
7.66
D Q Smaw 112.10
Dr R 8 Primrose..
5.00
4 32
F Ulrion
H Manly
New Berne Eng. Co
Small wood fe Slover
New Berne Eng. (Jo
8 Radollff ft Oo
83.83
10.00
8.50
10.00
1.
H J Loriok (orders paid)
893 57
8 A Frenoh...........
40.36
181.60
10.00
913.88
II B Sultan..........
A B Dennison
Balance........
- ' 2,S57.52
I solemnly affirm that the above it a
true statement, tor the beet of my
knowledge ana oeiier. t
Htjqh J. Loviok. City Treas
Sworn to and subscribed before me
title 11th dsy of July, 1891. - '
, - , . ;- f a. B. Bthbit, J, P,
Children Cryor'PitcherCastorta!
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Grand Picnic-Thc Railroad-Exeur-sionists
- Accident - Jacksonville
Booming A Board of Health.
Heavy rains end deep creeks.
Our annual pionic at Alum Springs
was quite a euocees. Sheriff Murrill
employed the Wilmington brass band
for the ocoasion, and they gave us all
the muslo we had been locking for. The
orowd was estimated to be 3,500.
Our town Is still on a boom. New
houses are going up, and the Onslow
Lumber Company will put In larger
maohinory in their mill machinery
that will cut one hundred thousand foet
per day.
Jacksonville is developing fast, and
ere many years roll by it will be one of
the leading towns of Eastern North
Carolina.
The grading on tbe railroad is rapidly
being pushed on towards New Berne.
Our Coroner held an inquest over the
body of Tom Williams today; a post
mortem examination was made by Dr,
E. L. Cox: he found ball lodged in back
part of brain. The ball entered tbe
head juat above tho eye and went en
tirely through the brain. The boy
lived three weeks after the scolded.
Jacksonville is headquarters for ex
cursions during the season. S.veral
hundred colored excursionists wore out
here last Monday, and when ready to
return and while the train was in mo
tion one of the intoxicated croup fell
from the train and had one leg cut off
just above the ankle, and the other
orushed at the ankle. He was taken to
Wilmington and amputation performed ;
last news was that he was dead.
The physicians of this oounty desire
to form a board of health, and the phy
sioians, Chairman of Board of Commis
sioners, Surveyor, and Msyor of Jack
sonville are requested to meet at tho
court house on tbe first Monday in Sep
tember. 1691
Children Enjoy
The pleasant flavor, gentle aotion and
soothing effeots of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious tbe most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
it iB the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
Ladies' (Jold Watch Lost.
Wednesday aftemoot?, between the
residenoe of Dr. N. U. Street and depot.
Finder will be liberally rewarded upon
leaving it at Rev. R. A. Willis'. It
NTKAMEKS NKWUERNF A XI) ANXIE
The steamer Newberne will not re
sume her trips by leaving Norfolk on
Monday, August 10th, and Nowbern on
Tuesday. Auguet 11th, but the Old Do
minion Calendar will be inserted a
short time longer. Continuing the cal
endar w ill announce the following datex
for the Bteamer Annie:
The steamer Annin will l(;ayo Norfolk
lor Newborn, touching at Koanckc
Island and Washington, Uontlay, Aug.
10th. and Friday, August Hlh, 1891.
Returning, will Ioavo Nowbern for
Norfolk, touching at Ronuoke Inland,
Wednesday, August 13.h, sod Monday,
August 17th, 18!H.
The Annie dors not oarry passengers.
E. B. HoliKltTS, Aent.
SCIIEIJl'LE OF THE SAILINGS
Of the Steamers of Clyde's Xorlli Caro
lina Line from Baltimore to Nov
Borne, X. C, Month or
August, 18'Jl.
Str. Defiance, Saturday, Aug. 1.
Str. Geo. U. Stout, Wednesday, Aug. 5
Str. Defianoe. Saturday, Aug. 8.
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 15.
Str. Defiance, Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Str. Geo. li. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 2i.
Str. De&anoo, Saturday, Aug. 29.
Returning, leave New Berne for
Baltimore.:
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, July 81.
Str, Defiance, Wednesday noon, Aug. 5.
Str. Goo. II. Stout, Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Str. Defianoe, Friday, Aug. 14.
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Wednesday noon.
Aug. 19.
Str. Defiance, Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Str. Geo. IT. Stout, Friday, Aug. 28.
Avoid breakage of bulk and ship via
the only direot line.
a. a. UltAY , Agent.
Commissioner's Sale.
Fursuant to a Judgment of tbe Superior
Court of Craven counly, renderod at Hie
rprlng Term, 1891. In an ttotlon entitled T. A.
ureen and i. ?i. KUtiurn, Trusiees.aKuiitHi
tne Neuae and Trent River HteumUoat Oorn-
Danv. I will lell at the Court House door In
the City of Newbern. on Saturday tlieli'th
day of September, 18U1, at Twelve o'olook,
M., tor uaHD, to toenineBt niuuer.au tne
oroDertv both real and personal of said
Bteambbat Company, oonelstlngof ono Iron
Hale, one Manuoai Lopyiog rreae, an omce
furniture, two Engines, the Wnnrf Properly
at Becton Old Field, the Warehouses In the
towns of Trenton and FolloekRVllle, N. 1
Also the following tracts of land: Onetraot
lvlncand being lu Pitt oounty. situated on
Uontentnea Creek and Neuse River, noin-
monly Known as jolly Old Field" or Free
man tract of land, containing 1U8 acres more
less. Also three traota in the counly of
Jones: No. 1 In Trenton, being the same
land wmon b. abkow ana wne wia w tne
Trent River Transportation Oompany, by
deed dated August 18th, IH80. No. 2- In Pol-
locksvllle, Ming the same land which . P.
Smith and wife sold to the Tr, nt Hlver
Transportation Company, by deed dated
February loth, 1881. Mo. 3-In Pollooksvlllo,
being the same sold by 8. Hudson to tbe
Trent River Transportation Oompany by
deed dated Keb'y 10, 1881. Also the traot or
parcel onana lyinaana oeinginioeoityoi
Newborn, H. 0., known as the -'Planner
Wharf Properly," and as parts or water
fronts Ros. 15 and 16 In the plan of the said
oity of Newbern, being the same lots of land
sold to the Reus and Trent River Steamboat
Oompany by F. T. Patterson and wife and
others by deed dated June 6th, 18K.
The manner or above aaie as lo the nor-
tlons or site of lots, will be made known at
tbe time and plaoe of sale as above men
tioned.
August mn, MUl.
T, A. GREEN. Commissioner.
Owik B. OCIOK, Att'y. eulK 30d
TODAY
Mr. DAVID M. JONES
Of Beaufort, N. C,
Will take charge of our stock as Han'
ager, and will be pleased to meet his
many friends for Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
to.
Charlie Eoberts will assist him in
handing oat the Bargains.
OlHGAKl STORE.
liii
P0VDI
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vark-H.. A !iiAiel ol
purity, HtreuRlh ami whotesomeiM hh Mo-f
economical than the ordinary Minis und
eaunot be sold In competition with tlifl mul
titude of low test, short wclirlH, alu;n or
phosphate powiler. HoJ only In inns.
BOVAL KAK.no PUWDKU Co., I'M Will! St..
N. Y. aui;I2 Jwly urinlp
Think naught u trillo thouah
small appear. "Young.
Thero nre some trifles of dresK
that appear kduiII but you cannot
do without thorn. They ure Tics
and Scarfs Suspender:', Jlalf Hose,
Scarf Pius, Collar and UuH'JJuttons,
Men's Garters, (Jollura and Cuffs,
ilandkerclieif;), Cuff holders and
Scarf retainers. When you need
any of these triflea or Clothing.
Hats and shoes, try :;s. Ail kiiid
mer stock will be close d out to
make room for our fall and win'er
goods.
J. M. ISOWAliD.
Get Your Ice Tickets!
For the convenience of 1'fi'nt.j. Ie
Tickets will be issued from this ci ito at .
a anarter nnnt rwtr nnunit
tory, from delivery woson or C !
tieizenstein.
No tickets soil fcr lies ili:.:i tv. n:
pounds.
all lw NEW BERNE ICE CO.
ACADEMY
Of the Sisters of Mercy.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Tho Dourer of Instruction oinlu :(-i--: all Hi"
branches mooHHury to tlu uciiiilsll.tui ol u
solid mi l r nil t i'i.I' rutlon.
llllK.i'o.'if.M of rrl'isit'ii wll: ii ' hi' i Mi
In tho ftilmisBion of u;llH.
Drawing, l!o ,1; -I.fct 'H.'A. Vo-dl Mustf io
i-ls), I'l'ilii ic.i l-n:'v :Sf,"li. i -i it .1 . jn-l
form extra, cbltnvti.
J.oMHonsou 1' ftiio uml Ouf!ln, I Uliitliii; In
Ml; lil.il WuU I CoIotm. l'aritrl tnd tiuniiient
at Art, xtru.
Kali Term ohms Sept. 7, ls'.H.
For further pnrllrtiiurn nj'jilj to Hie lnrco
trena of tho Academy. aut;:i Iwtf
UNIYlRSltY OF NORi il CAROLINA
The oxt Term liesins Sept. ;5.
EntrAuco txamiuutloijs, Sept.
Tnltton 8SU per tfrm. .NfIy younf; men
ot talent nud cliiiracter w : II i. AUtrd with
KCholurHhlpH ami Ioiiiih. KesldrH the imwRl
OuurfGd of Htudy. which oiler n wide range
of elective Blurt lea, I hero firo courNPH In Jiw,
Medloino and Em.-lnoei intf. Foe c.italORue,
A(i.,adOrtH:) the I'l'i UJoHt,
am. i. mi.nstox.
auOdlvvwJt Chuptd Hill.N.C
Fruit Jars,
QUART 8IZE,
75 Ooiatjs
Per Dozen.
Smallwood & Slover,
MIDDLE STREET.
luoe28dwtf
FOR THE LADIES!
We have still a
small lot of Ladies'
Gauze Vests, Cotton,
Lisle and Silk, which
we will sell Less than
Cost.
Darrington ft Baxter
A new lot of Silk
Umbrellas just re
ceived. :
Carriage and Buggy Factory j
Having bc.:ur,-d the services of an
Experienced Trimmer,
I am now better prepased thn over to
furnish
First-Class Work.
C-f Repair work a epocidltj-.
aiUdlw CJ. n. WATERS & PON.
Ear gone West again!
to purchase anoineri
lot of
flCKSES Alii;
E
I
to
All tho&e -wishing
buy should
ten days to
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TEACHER OF IfiSTRUHESTAL
JilC,
Will iutroJuco Doctor Word J.icU
"Finger G3-m:iu8liCi, ''
a c-.urao of i:;o.'iK:Lil.;tla l:cni-li:
to tht! bi'.i'niijr, und to
the advanced student who di'si.-e
t) render (U'jrt' riittie,i!'v
will bo Hirn.-l.ly uilhor1
pv-rtson.
T&c HouscEicpiT';? Fficnd,
l-'..-voarn( i-'lavo. pel. omp for ''ri',, f-r iHh
o mI : i i" k!li'!ir-u sf.i--i. hii-1 (. On i
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hnvc Ti- tut' !'.:!fiifii !it M.iiii.t, r. ii Is bm(' i
himI is mtr troiuM ,i-.tl Lunit iiW'M.iii'iivt. '
LUlt'S wMU itltl hul. AiKtlMt r p.md -DiIih;
ju.-it now it :;J-caiuI ie 1M inkle kumji. i
lb ' 1 ,1t' Irt Koval "
K:ir!hen Kolil'-s f.r fruits. rU'O, ele. Hupo- I
rtortoAn lii-n pul mi cn'iliii hi: i i .1; tin ,
Ihe.n. Wire DiRii ('.ivith. Ire I'lt Us, Kx- 1
tmoh.rB for Iciiidii jnice, Wtri i:n.llt-in,
Keullier Dust or h, "OltMit jtlcd li. inner J :i n ;
FIOWT,H. POTS. UVI,S AND B'lT
C II KltS, rv SlylA I'OltCl'lL A I S A l
I. H. CHINA. $1.0(1.
Chiinihor Sola, P.ed l'aim. ro kir v . l.e:n
it ' 1fV;vl,A? ii
on&tlo, Itn ry und N-c ( roam sIh. ei-. I "
Uinitwkeeper'n Convrnicneea and Tie :vh '
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or withfint t.ravH, Tm v.nr... . ; ni
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L. H. CUTLER & CO.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
ARE YOU SICK? TO KNOW HOW
YOU MAY OUT WKI.L
WITHOUT MRUICIOKt
Foil arid oompleia lostraoUona tor seir
treatment sent on receipt of Dt'o. 1'oslal
Note Is bfst. Yon will ba aell.-rtted. 80
common senss. It acts like a charm la
most eases. Reltei from first treatment.
For Rheumatism, Malaria, Kidney Disease,
Dispepela, UonsnmpUon, uatarrb, ete, You
ran 00 risk. Money returned If not satis
Bd. Address Adam I.mhs), 1808 lith Ave ,
Altoona. fsno, : JyMdwlm
WILLIS,
j Keeps everything on
Iiaiid usually found
m a
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Middle St. New Jbcni'?, N.O.
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FCRSALE.
A Vory Va'.ual'ie Truck, Cotton
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For Rent.
1 ln
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truiK.- !.n:jth K-H t 8!ri't lllteiy
1 MM ilt-ripilill, Ai i' t(
tf. A. K. ItKNNIWON.
; 75 Cases
40 ' Peaches,
100 " ii randy Peaches
SOLD OHEaP.
Reduction in Old Vir
ginia Cheroots.
! Also, Horsford Bread
; Preparation.
WHOLliAMO OROOEIt,
NKW BKKNE. N. O.
Js l mmm$fK
TORE!
35est Ooocls
-AT
LOWEST PRICES!
Sets of from 7 to 9
pieces, $13.00 and up.
Chairs of all sizes
and qualities from 25c.
up.
All other. Furniture
at corresponding rates.
Children Crjr. for. Pitcher's Casiorl
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