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NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST i$ 1891.
.VOL.-X.-NO. 115.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LO0AL8,
C.ELUHQ Spring and Summer Olo
O thins A.T COST to make room (or
Full Stock, at NEW BERNE VARIETY
STORE on Middle street, under Photo
tograph Gallery. aul5 tf
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
New Berne, N. 0., Aug. 7th, 1691.
All porsons who have work left with 0.
M. founders. Jeweler, which has not
been on hand more than sixty days,
will please oall within fifteen days from
the above date, a I expect to olose
business here at the said time. And I
also thank the neneral public for their
liberal patronage and wish them much
euooeas. C- M. 8AUNDBBB,
eu8 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. Tbe leading
Company in the State in 1880 Healthy
male persons taken from fourteen to
seventy years old.
aug&tf D. T. Cakbaway, Agent.
CABINET MAKERS. Stabbing &
Co., City Cabinet Makers , Uphol
sterers, and repairing neatly done.
Shops on Hanoock street, opposite
Bishop's factory. jv231m
NEW DRUG STORE.-Drugs. Medi
cines and Ohemloals, O. P. Papular
1'roprlelary Medicines. ;AU varieties of
Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Brae s.
New crop Gardun Seed. Vine and Large
Htook Cigars and Tobacco, all new. I're
scrlpUon. accurately compounded (and not
at WAS prices), onr m' tto and our success.
O. 0. OKKKN, Druggist and Apothecary,
Middle st four door, from Pollock. Jn23 ly
SELLING OUT AT C03T.-My entire
Stock of Goods will be run off to
make room for Fall Stock.
jyl7 tf M. H. Sultan.
ARCTIC SODA and Cooa Cola
at Sam'l B. Watbrs.
SO MMER SPECIALTIES 1 -Lightning
loe Uream Freesers, Oomblned Ohatr
and Htep Ladder., Balloon fly Train, Wire
Uenze boon. Oauise Wire for Window
Beroons, and a full line or Hardware, etc., at
mayll dtf J. O. Wuitty 4 Co .
COME and Examine my Large and
Varied Stook of Merchandise that
is now being sold AT COST to make
room for new fall stock.
jy!7tf M. H. Sultan.
James Russell Lowell, t lie
well known anthor and critic and
ex Minister to England, is dead.
The first essential to political re
form in an accurate knowledge cf
existing political conditions. Ex
Mrs. Jefferson Davis will
visit liicbmond, Va., In October to
seleot the resting place for tbe re
mains of tbe ox-President.
Whether It Is JMow lierue or
Newborn, let it bo known as tbe
city of progress, refinement, gener
oiity, hospitality and brotberly
love.
The terrifio earthquake in Mex
ico last Thursday caused hundreds
of mud volcanoes to burst
forth, and fumes" from them suffo
cated children and cattle.
The Washington Post ayr:
It is possible that Gov. Fleming
will find that in the little matter
of the Florida Seuatorship the
Senate will have the Oall.
The Republicans are to renew
the campaign of corruption. Chair
man Glarkson has been to Wash
ington arranging the details of a
general campaign assessment.
It is said that Quay will lead the
fight for Blaine for the Presidential
nomination. The Senator is to be
the Chairman of the State Execu
tive Committee and will use the
position in the interest of the
Plumed Knight.
FARMERS of the North-west
have reaped the largest grain crop
with which they have been blessed
for years. Prices will range high,
' Russia, one of the largest grain pro
ducing countries in the world pro
hibits the exportation of grain, and
the demand tor American grain
Will continue to be very great.
. bb
? A Ealeiqh correspondent of
the Charlotte Chronicle says: "Let
me tell yon something. The best
way to put a stop, to all this Third
Party business and talk is to nomi
nate Col. Polk for Governor. It
may look like an extreme measure,
bat my word for It, it will prove an
effective one and stop the talk and
trouble,'? :. . : :.
The Raleigh correspondent ! the
Wilmington Messenger says: "The
grape-growers here abouts, andthey
ar numerous, 1 are experiencing
what may , be termed their first
reverse. ( The bottom hai dropped
tf out of the market and 'hundreds of
thousands of pounds of grapes find
no sale. 1 All who .are prepaed . to
do so will make wine. There are
hundreds of acres of grapes In this
township alone. It is safe to say
that hereafter-great quantities of
grapes will be made into wine. The
orop this : season was two weeks
late. The rush of fruit,; chiefly
; peaches, to the great markets cans
cd the tvmlh in p',' '
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW AD VERTI3EMS NTS.
Everybody invited.
T. A. Green Houses for sale.
New Berne Variety Store At cost.
New Berne Variety Store Clark's cot
ton. The lusty blowing of a tin horn now
announces the coming of the ice wagon.
A double rainbow delighted sky-
gazers Ijc u short time yesterday af
ternoon.
Mr. Hear j Brineon has torn down his
former reeidenoe on Spring street, pre
paratory to ereoting a new one on the
site.
Tbe steamer Newberne, of the O. D.
line, presents a handsome appearance
after having been thoroughly repaired
and attractively painted.
There will be another excursion Sun
day to Morehead, leaving at 8:45, a. m.,
and arriving baok at 11:30 p. m. Faro
(1.00 for the round trip.
Those at tbe depot at train time yes
terday morning were enteitained by
the hearty singing of "Good-bye, Old
Party; Good-bye" by a good number of
raembeis of the Farmers' Alliance on
tbe platform, who were returuing from
the meeting at Morehead.
Miss Kate E. Williams secured 75
subscribers to her painting, (the num
ber she wished to obtain) and had a
drawing for it yesterday afternoon and
it was won by Mr. W. B. Boyd. Miss
Williams returns thankB to all who
patronized or aided her.
St. Mary's School, Raleigh, Rev,
Bennet Smedes, A.M., Principal, begins
its next term September 24th. This is
an excellent, finely looated and well
equipped aohool, which since its found
ing in 1843 has eduoated many of the
beet young ladies of the State and
firmly established a splendid reputa
tion. All the housos situated on the lots
roomily sold by the Trustees of the
New Berne Aoademy to the U. 8. Gov
ernment for the site of the publio build
ing and to the Episoopal ohuroh for the
site of their rectory will be soldat auo
tion for oash next Friday at 13, m., to
clear the grounds for the new owners
to build.
An exebango states that there are now
seven cotton mills in Concord and that
a company has been formed to fctart
another $75,000 one and that 550,000 has
already been subscribed to the enter
priae. Do New Berne people believe
other people would continue to erect
new cotton factories if they did not pty
well. Let our citizens think seriously
of this matter and then let the think
ing bear lis legitimate fruit.
Personal.
Dr. J. D. Clark and his sister, Miss
Hannah, returned yesterday morning
from Morehead.
Miss Fannie Holland roturned from a
two-weeks visit to friends at Harlowe
Mrs. Nancy Nunn and children and
Mrs. Alle Soarboro and child, who have
been visiting Mrs. Nunn, left to visit
relatives in Kinston.
Miss Vivia Wood went up to Kinston
to visit relatives.
Miss Carrie Mayhew left to visit ber
sister, Mrs. L. L. Hendren, in Winston.
Dr. G. K. Bag by returned from at
tending the Dental convention at More-
head.
Miss Sadie Eaton left on the steamer
Neuse, of the E. O. D. line, to join a
party of friends at Provldenoe and take
three month's pleasure tour through
most of the New England States.
Miss Janle Brown returned last night
from visit to relatives at Kinston.
Capt. Dave Roberta went down to
Morehead to visit relative?.
Attractive Program of the Elizabeth
City Fair.
The Eoonomlst'Faloon has Issued
good-sized supplement devoted to the
Sixth Annual Exhibition of the Eliza
beth City Fair which will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Septem
ber 16, 17 and 18, 1891.
The exhibit embrace horses, oattle,
aheep and hogs; floral, art and mechan
aoal produots, oablnek work, agricult
ural and musical implements and mis
cellaneous articles. That premium list
it comprehensive and liberal.
Racing eaoh day on a half-mile traok
will be an interesting feature. One
trotting race will be for a pane of 8300;
two raoet for panes of 8100 eaoh and
others for smaller amounts.
There wilt be a grand tournament on
the seoond day of the Fair and ball at
night, at whioh the "Queen of Lovs and
Beauty" will be crowred. Successful
knights will also be awarded medals.
It promises to be a Fair well worth
attending and. now that tnoh a good
opportunity is afforded by the trips of
the elegant passenger steamer Neuse for
travel bet ween New Bsrne and Eliza
beth City, we expeot many - of oar peo
ple will attend.
A SAFB IflVKSTMBrTT.
r. Is on which is guaranteed to brln von
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return oi puroiiase prloe. untbla safe
plan yon ean buy from ear advertised
Druggist bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to bring relief la every ease, when used
for any affection of Throat, .Lungs or
Chest, such as Consumption. Inflammation
of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Croup,, etc., ato. It is 'pleasant
a nr) amM m in naMtl. A. ...1
"ft . vu.u w ' ""i pnH; n-lDi Mill
ean always be depended npon. - Trial bot
tles freest r. . liunj wholesale and
retail orug store. vi't i: ...- .-. -v ...
IplindrefLCr
FARMERS AD DENTISTS.
Alliance Elects Officers Fine Dental
Display -Addresses - Graud Banquet.
Morehead City, Aug. 14.
Anotber fine day yesterday greeted
the good people at this favorite resort.
The Allianoe had eleoted the President,
Mr. Marion Butler of Sampson, And the
Vice-President, T. B. Long, of Bun
oombe, and had ouly some cf the minor
offices to ail.
The Dentists were in a humor for en
joyment and we all felt like taking tbe
day for all it was worth .
In our parlor the night before we
found the laziest man in the State. He
was absolutely unwilling to lay and
listen to us talk after midnight. We
volunteered to discuss the inoidents of
the day, but bo displayed a lazy dispo
sition and complained of having to
listen. We are uninformed as to
whether he is an Alliance man or a
Dentist, but which ever he is we shall
insist on his expulsion. When men are
willing to furnish the breath and tongue
to oonverie after midnight, it would
seem but reasonable that othors should
furnish the ears to listen, and do it
without complaint.
Tha Sheriff of Bertie is altogether a
different sort of a man. He carries the
end of a conversation late at night very
well and prefers to bve the last end.
In tbe Dental display here are splen
did exhibits by Tbe Wilmington lental
Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Chioago and New York, by Alfred S.
Robinson, Johnson & Land and Dr. T.
U. Allen, proprietor of the Birmingham
Dental Depot, Birmingham, Ala. These
QrmB all exhibit an attractive assort
ment of dental material, including teeth
of all the popular varieties. To the pro-
fessson these parties are well and favor
ably known and for their patronage
ana convenience these exhibits are
here.
The Allianoe poople filled out the
ticket by eleoting Mr. Barnes, former
secretary, Secretary and Treasurer. Mr.
Worth was continued business agent.
and Messrs. Carr, Alexander. Lindsay
and Williams delegates to the national
aisembly at Indianapolis.
There were some very interesting pa
pers read before the Dontal Association
at the morning session. " Dr. Crawford
of Nashville and Dr. Wardlaw of Au
gueta and others made addresses.
A grand banquet was sat at the At
lantic Hotel, given by tha Dental Asso
ciation of North Carolina to the South
em Aasociaiion. The exercises began
about eleven o'clock and were kept up
to the wee small hours. Tbero were
three bund red and fifty covers laid.
To-day will likely wind up the session
of both the Allianoe and Dental Asso
ciations. D. T. C,
How Newborn Should He Spelt.
(From the Washington Post.)
"Tbe uncertainty whioh has hitherto
existed in regard to the spelling of the
wora newDern, tbe name or the busy
North Carolina oity, whioh has been
variously spelled Newbern, Newberne,
New Bern, New Berne, and Newburn.
is done away with by the authoritative
decision of the board on geographio
names, whioh makes it Newbern, the
deoision being In aooord with and rest
ing upon the spelling of the name in
the original oharter of the town and the
early statutes referring to it."
It will be seen from the above artiole
from the Washington Post that New
bern is gaining quite a notoriety abroad
over this discussion as to how its name
should be spelt, whioh is, really, a for
tunate circumstance for Newbern, as it
brings us more notoriety than we oould
otherwise obtain, whioh in connection
with the notoriety we have already ob
tained from our grand success in tbe
truoking business will give this section
and onr "beautiful oity by the sea
world-wide reputation. Therefore let
everybody say, think and write what
they like about how Newbern should
be spelt, and about our truoking advant
ages, the great advantage the Charles
ton and Norfolk railroad will bring to
this section, and the great advantage to
be derived from our now famous fish,
oyster, game and industrial Fair, which
is also helping to bring about the boom
'Whioh is surely ooming. Therefore let
all take a deeper interest than ever In
our next fish, oyster and game Fair, and
don't let us quarrel with eaoh other or
get exoited as to how Newbern should
be spelt. New been.
A Trestle Hives Way, Delaying Trains.
Greensboro, N. 0.. Ansrasi 13. The
trestle at Buffalo Creek gave way to-
nignt ana no trains oan go orer the O.
V. and Y. V. Railroad until to-morrow
afternoon. Heavy rains and hail storms
are reported at Graham and at other
points in that violnlty. -
Children Enjoy
The pleaaant flavor, gentle aotion and
soothing effects of 8yrop of Figs, when
in need of laxative and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
it is the nest ramiiy remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
STEAMERS NEWBEEKE AND ANNIE
- The steamer Sewberne will not re
sume her trips by leaving Norfolk on
Monday, August 10th, and Newbern on
Tuesday. August 11th, but the Old Do
minion Calendar will be inserted a
short time longer. Contlnulne the cal
endar will announoe the following dates
for the steamer Annies , ..
The steamer Annie will leave Norfolk
for Newbern, touobing at Roanoke
Island and Washington, Monday, Aug.
10th, and Friday. August 14th, 1891. - .
Returning, will leave Newbern for
Norfolk, touohing at Roanoke Island,
Wednesday, Aagust 19th, and Monday,
August 17th, 1891. .-. : -
, The Annie does not oarry passengers,
a. u. kodsrts, Agent.
Xen City Ordinance Relating to Restaurants-Reward
Offered.
At a special meeting of the Board of
Counoilmen, held August 13, the order
heretofore given the oleik ''not to issue
lioense to restaurants and eating saloons
oonduoted in buildings where liquors
are sold" was rescinded and the follow
ing ordinanoe was adopted :
Chap. 6; sec. 0. It shall be unlawful
for any restaurant or eating saloon, be
ing oonduoted in a building where in
toxioating liquors are sold, to be opened
for the admission of any person between
the hours of twelve Saturday night and
four Monday morning, and if any way
of ingress and egress connecting with
or leading to euob place nhall be found
open and persons seen passing in or out
between eaid hours, it shall be deemed
a nuisance, and upon conviction the
proprietor or one iu control of such
place shall be subject to a fins of fifty
dollars.
Attention is called to the following,
which will bo rigidly enforced from
tbis date:
Chap. 8: sec. 8. Any person who
shall be found guilty of loud hallooing
or screaming or making any loud or
extravagant noise, exoept in oase cf
fire, in the city in the day cr night time
ehall be fined three dollars.
As spoileiPflsh have been repaatodlv
found on Hanoock street, presumably
thrown from fish wheelbarrows, I will
pay $5 for the deteotion und conviction
of any person caught in the act of
throwing any fish or olTal on any of the
streets of the oity. Wm. Ellis, Mayor.
SCHEDULE OF THE S.YIMNCN
Of llic Sleaiiiern of Clyde's North faro.
Una Line from Itnltimoru (o New
Borne, N. ('., Month of
August, 1SUI.
Str. Defiance, Saturday, Aug. 1.
Btr. Ueo. II. Stout, Wednesday, Aug. 0
Str. Defiance. Saturday, Aug. 8.
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 15.
Str. Defiance, Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Str. Ueo. H. Stout, Saturday, Aug. 33.
Str. Defiance, Saturday, Aug. 2'J.
Returning, leave New Berne for
Baltimore:
9tr. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, July 81.
Str. Defiance, Wed needs? noon, Aug. 5.
Str. Goo. H. Stout, Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Str. Defiance, Friday, Aug. 14.
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Wednesday noon,
Aug. 19.
Str. Defiance, Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, Aug. 23.
Avoid breakage of bulk and ship via
the only direct line.
8. H. Okay, Agent.
MKllIT WINS.
Wc desire to say to onr citizens tln.t for
years wa have been selling Dr. King's New
Diflcovery tor (..onriumptum, j ip. lvinfj.s
New Lifo Pills, Bucklon's Aruica Sr.lve
and Eluctric liitleri, anil have never han
dled remedies that ai l! ea well, or that
have given such universal Hatinfaction .
We do not liopitc.to to guarantee them
every time, and we nu:id ready to r-'luno
the purchase price, il Hutiai ictorv results
do not follow their iw. These remedies
hnve won their great popularity pnrely on
their merits i'or salo in Newbern hy F.
8. Dully, wholesale and retail druggist.
Children Cry'forPitcheVsCaitona
"Why is dust atd ashes proud
A reasonable pride should always
be encouraged, at least have piiJe
enough to dress as will as you can
afford. And when your prido tells
you, you need a new suit or other
things to complct your waudrobe,
do not fail to try Howard, new lot
while Lawn dude bows just in by
Express they are beauties. Samples
Suspenders, Shirts and Socks,
(Wollon ones) at 'ew YordOost.
J. M. HOWAKD.
HOUSES FOR SILE!
The Committee ap
pointed by the Trustees
of the New Berne Acad
emy, will sell, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,
at 12 o'clock, on the
Grounds, corner of Pol
lock and Graven Sts.,
all the Buildings now
situate on said lot.
Said Buildings must
be removed from said
Grounds within twenty
days after said sale.
Terms Gash.
T. A. GREEN,
Chairman Com.
S. R. STREET,
Auctioneer.
Everybody Invited.
To the grandest plo-nlc of tha season to be
given In Newbern on next Batnrday I Cool
ana reiresning annas, sucn lemonade,
Ae., will be furnished K REEof charge. Seven
lnterestlna sneakers will be to attendance
and address the people on the moat Import
ant issue of the day Finance. They wlU
Inform the people how to aet more money
and make It so runner. The opening ad
dress will be delivered by Bur Ike. flla .ob
ject will be, "Who the devU 1 her and where
ne came iromr- xie win endeavor to enow
the people the advantage of the cash systom
and now It la he oan give a SK o.nt pre. am
to ail who trade a dollar with him. Be will
explain to the people way he has reduced the
prloe of his 86, Sft and 61) cent women and
ohlldren shoes down to SO, SS and M cents a
pair. . Bring yonr ohlldren along and get
Ibem a pair and let them see Big Ike and
enjoy a oool and refreshing glees ot his lem
onade. Mow, If the merchants who credit
can afferd to lose from t to ao dollars a week
by crediting, then Big Ike, who buys ao
many merchants out at 40, 60 and e74 eents
en toe dollar and sells to every living man
for cash, can aflord to give the same amount
to his trade that other merchants loee. Bear
In mind I advertlae nothing but facta and a
vl.it to my store next Saturday will eon
vlaoe rou, .
POWDER
Absolute y Pure.
Thi
ponder never vtulee. A mar
. e!
panty, sireupth nnd wlmlesomeiHKB. More
eaonoinlral thai! tl:e mrtiniirv Mnds. an.l
cannot be sold In ojiupfe'.lllon vllti llm mul
titude of low leal, emu' nelu'oi, alum 01 t
pbonphRtn ihiwiIith. Hold onlv In i.ir.H !
KOYAl. llAK.Mi POV'I'IUI :, 1"'. Willi at.
N. Y. yii:1.. lw!i' iii-ullp I
mi
i sv
Clark's
0. N. T. Soool Oolton,
Only FOUK Cents,
AT
New Berne Variety Store,
Under Oerook ' Th"
auglS dwtf
loyrapii Oiilo; y
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, K. 3.
The Advent Term Begins
September 21 .
atiKl5 dw2m
CAMP MEETING
LANE'TITRS.
Str. Kinston, Capt. T. O. Dixon
Tbe bteamer
Old Dominion
Kiualon will loave the
Stearaiihi;) Company's
Wharf,
Sunday Mornic-g, August 16
At EIGHT o'clock, sharp, for thb
Camp Uround, and returning will leave
the Camp Ground at ' p ia. uharp, no iw
to get all heme in time for evening ser
vice. No one cttn take tnu Uip without
being bonofii-d bodily ,:nd spiritually.
Ice Water liberally furnished,
Tickets hslt'-dollnr lor tho round trip.
Children urdor twelve yours of uge,
half price.
Tickets on suit) al ciU.u, or pur
chased on tho wli.ff before toing on
the steamer.
all 8t i'.. V:OI.'F.KT-. .sent.
TO-DAY
Mr. DAVID M. JOKES
Of Beaufort, N. C,
Will take charge of our .tork as Man
ager, and will be ploa?:cl to moot hie
many friend a for Clothii. lihoes, Hats,
etc.
Charlie Huberts will amat him in
handing out the Bargains.
wmm store.
Get Year See Tickets!
For the convonienoe of Patrons, Ioe
Tickets will be issued from this dale at
a quarter cent per pound.
va salo at John Dunn s store, at fac
tory, from delivery wagon or C.
Keizenstoin.
No tickets sold for lsea than twenty
pounds.
all lw NEW BERNE ICE CO.
UNIVERSITY OFJMIH CAROLINA
The Next Term Ueglns Sept. 3.
Entrance Examinations, Sept. 2.
Tuition $H0 per terra. Needy young men
of talent and character will be aided Willi
Hcbolarshlps and loans, Besldea-lhe Ueneral
Ooursoa of Study, which offer a wide range
of elective- studies, there aro courses In Iviw,
Medlolno and Engineering. For catalogue,
4o., address the President,
(JEO. T. WINSTON,
auUdlwwit Chapel Bill. N. C.
Carriage and Buggy Factory
Having secured the scrvioes of an
Experienced Trimmer,
I am now better prepared than ever to
furnish
First-Class Work.
sHTRepair work a specialty.
aolldlw O. H. WATERS & 80N.
Chas. L. Gaskill,
TEACHER Or INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
HARMONY AND COMPOSITION.
Will Introduoe Doctor Ward Jaokson's
"Fioger Qymnastlcs,"
a oourse ot incalculable benefit
to the beginner, and to
the advanoed student who desires
to render more artistically.
The New England Conservatory Method
will be strictly adhered to,
Class now forming.
Jyaodtf
Apply ia person.
ACADEMY
Of the Sisters of Mercy.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Th Oon: so of Instruction ombracfca all the I
j bunches lecexanry to tho ucUlalllnii ol a j
solid and rt-flut'd t-tlucatlon.
I JMrtVienroB of rel'Rtnn ill not he rt n inlr.I !
; tn the .irimtfiBlon of puplln j
I Drawing, Uook-keeplnii, Weil (tinal.: (In i
I ruiss;, l'iln nnd Fancy .Viediewerk Ij not ,
! form extra charges.
j 1-esBoneon r:ano and Oiran, l'alnlin in
' OH and Wator Colors, 1'iwlel and Ornament
tl Art, cx'.rn.
Fall Term open S
! For f "Hher piu!!i-Ki s
lt.
S!I1.
lo the IUr( e-bul-'1
Iwif
tress t
i AcademjT.
mil Jars,
QUART SIZE,
75 Cents
Per Dozen.
M1DDLH 8TRKET.
une2s ilwtf
FtjSlHE UDiES !
We
nave stiti a
small lot of Ladies' i
Ga'jze Vests. Co
jii,
Lisie and Bilk, w
iich i
wo will sell less than'
j
Cost.
Barrington & Baxter
A new lot of Silk
Umbrellas just re
ceived. Eag gone West again
to purchape another
lot of
H0ESES AND MULES.
All those wishing to
buy should wait about
ten days to make their
selections.
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AFTER
lore Stock!
Wg WjLLIS
Keep3 Everythillg on
hand usually found
in a
First-Blass Grocery,
Middle St. New Berne, N.O.
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HOLLAND I JIRW.
STAPLE AND FANCY
smv GOODS.
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For Rent.
The limine on sonlli l- n.iu Rlreet lately
OCMipletl .h Marine 11ob-i!:,. Appiv In
tnar2lilf. A. K. PI.nSisoN.
75 Cases Tomatoes,
40 11 Peaches,
100 " Brand y Poaches
SOLD CHEAP.
Reduction in Old Vir
ginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation.
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RiOISiROSOn.
Goods
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 fates.
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FUTURE !
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