The
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RNAL
VOL. X.-NO. 121.
NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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5
XT ANTED-A
v Y Maker.
. BUSINESS LOCALS.
NORTHERN POTATOES, Cream
Cheese, Very Beat Tea for Ioid
-Tea, Butter on Ice. C. E. Sloveh.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
: New Berne, N. 0., Aug. 17, 1891.
. I shell not oloee business here m I said.
I have made other arrangements. I
hull continue business at the same
place, where I hope to meet my friends
. and customers. I also solicit the patron
age of the general publio, and I will
endeavor to give satisfaction as before.
CM. 8A.UNDER8,
auglS lr Jaweler, Middle street.
PROFESSOR EUGENE WALLNAU,
Piano Tuner and Repairer, recom
mended by first class authorities, has
returned and will be pleased to wait on
his customers. Leave orders at his
offioe, Hancock street, next to the
Methodist Church. aul2 4teod
first rate Mattress
Apply to A. M. Baker.
O ELLIN 0 Spring; and Summer Clo
O thing AT COST to make room for
Fall Stock, at NEW BERNE VARIETY
8T0EE on Middle etreet, under Photo
tograph Gallery. aulB tf
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 taken from fourteen to
seventy years old.
augStf D. T. Carraway, Agent.
CABINET MAKERS. Stabbing &
Co., City Cabinet Makers , Uphol
sterers, and repairing neatly done.
8hops on Hanoock street, opposite
Bishop's faotory. jy23 lm
NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi
oti.es and Ohemtoale, O. P. Popular
Proprietary Medicine.. ;AU varieties of
llrogglst'e Pnndrlcs. Trusses and Brso .
New crop Garden Beede. Fine and Large
Htoek Cigars and Tobacco, all new. Pre
scriptions accurately oomponndod (and not
at WAR prloee), our xn"Uo and our success,
O. O. OH&EN, Druggist and Apothecary,
Middle St., four doors from Pollock. Jan23 ly
SELLING OUT AT COST.-My entire
Stock of Goods will be run off to
make room for Fall Stock.
jyl7 tf M. H. Sultan.
ARCTIC SODA and Coca Cola
at Sam'l B. Waters.
SC MMER SPECIALTIES ! -Lightning
loe Oream Freezer., Combined Chair
and Htep Ladders, Walloon My Traps, wire
Uanze Iloors, Gauze Wire for window
Horeens, and a lull line or li iruware, eic , at
maylldtf J. O. Wiiitty & Oo
COMB and Examiue my Large and
Varied Stook of Merchandise that
is now being sold AT COST to make
room for new fall stock.
jy17tf M. n Sultan.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVEBTISEME NTS.
M. Hahn & Co. They have come.
C. E. Slover Northern potatoes, etc.
New Berne loe Co. Get tickets, etc.
0. M. Saunders Special notice.
Howard Better late than never.
Mr. J. L. Rhem brpught in an open
boll of cotton yesterday, a harbinger of
the rapidly approaohing picking season.
We understand that Mr. William F.'
Dill has sold the Ocean View Hotel to
Mr. Willie Morton, of Harlowe, for the
sum of $2,200. So says the Atlantio
Seaside.
As Gov. Holt has another engagement
he will not be ablo to open the oolored
Fair, consequently Mr. Wm, Ellis,
acting Mayor of the city, will formally
open it and Judge Henry R. Bryan will
make the opening address. Season
tiokots to the Fair will be on sale at the
Custom House by W, W. Lawrenoe,
Secretary, from now until Saturday at
81,00 eaoh.
Wo are informed that Mr. Allen
Johnson, of Johnson's Mills, is making
quite a success of tobaooo raising. He
tried it last year and did so well that
this year he increased his acreage this
year and has already oured four barns
of it and has seven more to cure. His
tobnoco is remarkably fine and brings
high prices. He will have some of it
on exhibition at both the New Berne
Fairs. He considers this as good a
region for raising it as any-
We have received an account of a
Harlowe sailing party that oame oil on
the 11th inst. It oonslsted of over a
dczen young people of the neighbor
hood, MisB Pearl Powel), of New Berne;
Mr. Walter Pelietier, of Stella, and Mr.
Willie Jenkins, of King's Mountain
who were visiting relatives there. The
party left early in the morning for
Morehead and spent the ' day there in
visiting interesting points in the vioin
ity, in surf bathing and other pleasures
All the participants considered it a de
lightfully jolly time.
Shooting Affray.
From Mr. F. Q. Stiller, a travelling
salesman, and others from the neigh
borhood, we learn of a setious shooting
affair that occurred at Goose creek,
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
There had been some misunderstand-
ng between Rev. I. P. Holton, a well
liked looal Disciple preacher, and Mr.
John B. Harrington, in reference to the
boundaries of land and yesterday Mr.
Holton and his sons went after a raft
of timber, and while the old geetle-
man and the elder son were ar
ranging the logs the younger
son went in the woods after
poles to pole it. Soon those at the raft
heard a oall, and supposing that assist
ance was wanted in bringing the poles
to the raft they started in that direotion
and onoountered Mr. Barrington with a
double-barrelled gun, who after ex
claiming, "I understand you say you
intend to drive me out of these woods,"
shot Mr. Holton's son, Mr. Enoch T.,
generally known as "Tobe," in the
head with large shot and threatened
the old gentleman, but departed with
out doing any other injury.
Mr. Holton was taken to Dr. Geo. S.
Attmore at Stonewall for treatment,
and it was said that the Intention also
was to have Mr. Barrington arrested.
We understand that Mr. Barrington is
held in esteem by his neighbors Toe
affair is much to be regretted.
Mu. Blane is dally gaining
strength. So is bis precedential'
boo ra.
THE indications for this year are
that Kansas will raise more corn
and less political sheol.
It seems now that, RoswellP
Flower will receive the Democratic
nomination for Qovernor of New
York,
"Now that the variety theaters
are opening for the new season our
bald-beaded friends will retarn
from the seashore."
District S. S. Conference.
We are informed that the atlendanoe
on the Sunday School Conference at
Morehead was about the average and
that it was a pleasant, successful, har
monious, instructive meeting, coneld
erablo good being done by the inter1
change of views on such topics as
How to Teach,'' "Modes of Teach
ing." "How to Interest the Chil
dren, etc.
The offioeis elected were. President.
Prof. O. T. Adams; ice-President. W
B.Lane; Secretary, W. D. Arendall
and Treasurer, J. K. Willis. Good
selections, all of them.
The next meeting will bt hell in
New Berne next Auguet.
The Alliance of Alabama is not
taking any stook in the Third Par
ty, nor is the Alliance of Marland,
or any other Southern States so far
reported. Wil. Messenger.
A Georgia man received but 11
cents for three carloads of water
melons. The other proceeds were
required to pay railroad charges for
freight. He has joined the Alii
ance. Troy Press.
LET it be constantly borne in
mind that reciprocity gives foreign-
era a great many American pro
ducts much cheaper, bat leaves the
American to pay for those self
same things at the old high rate.
MAJOR McKinley is still harp
ine on the preservation ot the
home market bnt be fails
to tell his hearers that the home
marketjis preserved for a few mil
lionaire manufactuers at the ex
pense of the remainder of the peo
pie. St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The widow of President Polk
died last Friday at Nashville,
where she had long resided and
'was most affectionately venerated.
Her decease will occasion general
sorrow throughout Tepnessee and
wherever by the elder generation
now' rapidly 'i passing away her
-. womanly virtues and graces of
character are held in remembrance.
The ehigger may ehig with all
its might, and the . mocking bird
, mock and sing,' but the Kansas
crops take the cake, and corn, you
bat, is king. The cricket may
crick and the froglet lrog, and the
farmer may chant his strain, for
the Kansas crop is always on top
when there's plenty of rain. , The
chinch bug may, chinch and the
grosshopper hop, and the hot winds
make you tire, but if any one says
there are such things here, just call
him a horrible liar. Oklahoma
may beom and Texas howl,!; and
' Missouri Bhoot off her ; chop, but
this is the place to get a home and
'raise a great big crop. Maryvllles
- News.
The Alligator or Crocodile.
The huge alligator killed by Capt
. Dixon has been skinned and Mrs,
W- Moulton, taxidermist, will have the
skin stuffed and ail in readinese for ex
hibition at the oolored Fair next week
There were not any rocks, lightwood
knots, kegs of nails er gold watches
found inside of this 'gator, but there
was a good-jized hog inside of him,
Farmers along the river have complain
ed of losing hogs. We suppose the thief
is discovered.
The monster when mounted is the
property of Capt. J. D. Taylor, engineer
of the steamer Einiton, who has been
advised by experts that it ia an Ameri
can crocodile, and as suoh will be an
attraction not only at the Fair here next
week but also at the Raleigh Exposition
in Ootober and the World's Fair at
Chioago in 1803.
A New Berne an Drowned.
Telegrams have been received by his
family in this oity announcing the
drowning, at Washington, D. O., of Mr,
Wm. B. Smith of this oity, who has
been away from home a year and a half
as oaptain of a small steam yacht.
From the Washington Post we learn
that Oaptain Smith went aboard the
boat and retired. The next morning
his olothes were found but he had die
appeared, and his body was found in
the water alongside the boat, leading to
the supposition that after going to bed
he arose and stumbled overboard.
Mr. Smith was about 85 rears of age,
He leaves a wife, mother and three
brothers in the oity to mourn his loss.
The remains are expsotsd on the train
tonight.
Wants the Railroad.
The Elizabeth Oily Eoo lomist is striv
ing to get the N., W. & C. Railroad
runlthere. It says:
Would it not be well for oar citizens
to meet the managers of the Norfolk,
Wilmington and Ubarieston uaiuroaa
with a petition showing the advantages
of the location of the road through our
town of six thousand inhabitants with
its established trade with our lower
sounds and counties. There is no bet
ter route than through Elizabeth City,
Tyrrell ana Hyde counties: washing
ton in Beaufort county . Bayboro in
Pamlioo county, to New Berne and
thenoe to Wilmington, We think our
town would give an eligible site for
depot on the river. . . . .;v
It Is not without good reason that the
Economist is seeking the road. Hew
Beme also Is anxious for it. It is sure
to be of immense aid , in the develop
ment of any progressiva town it touches
and while it Is true that the road will
be a great gainer by coming to New
Berne, it ia none the lest true that the
oity will be vastly benefitted thereby.
It would be a calamity both to the road
and oity for it not to past through New
Berne. 1 - ,
ersonal.
Messrs. J K. Willis, S. R. Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R- Barrington and Miss
Emily Furebee returned yesterday morn
ing from attending the Distriot Sunday
School Conference at Morehead.
Mr. J, M. Hines returned from a bus
iness trip to Beaufort and his family
from a pleasure trip to Morehead .
Mr. Samuel Parsons and family re
turned from a pleasure trip to More-
head.
Rev. C. G. Vardell left to spend two
or tbroe weeks at Blowing Rook.
Messrs. L. and N. Schultz left for
pleasure trip to the western part of th
State.
Mr. Basil Manly returned borne on
the Steamer Ncuao, of the E. C. D. line.
from a pleasure trip to Canada, and Mr,
C. Bryan of Norfolk to visit his fa
ther Judge LI. R. Bryan.
The steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D
ine, took out the following passengers
Messrs. J. B. Holland, D. T. Jarvis, C
L. Ives and J. 8 Wahab on Northern
business trips; Mr. H. M. Groves on a
short ploaeure trip to Norfolk and to
visit bis sister iu Roanoke, Va. ; Mrs,
John Hall on a visit to friends at ho
former homo in Wilmington, Delewaro
Capt. C S. Brantingham, of the United
States navy, and wife and Miss Carrie
Way returning to thir home In New
York from summering at Morehead
and spending a short time in the oity as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James A
Bryan, and Dr. G. T. S. Wright, of
Georgetown, S. C, retiring President
of the Southern Dental Association, Dr.
Gordon White, of Nashviile, Tenn., its
newly eleoted President and Prof. John
S. Thompson, Professor of Prosthetio
Dentistry and Metallurgy in the South
ern Medioal College of Atlanta, Ga., en
route from attending Ahe meeting at
Morehead to attend the meeting of the
Virginia State Dental Association at
Old Point Comfort.
Mr. M. Hahn is back from a Western
trip with a large lot of horses and
mules.
HONORED AXD BELOVED.
of
Dotith of Mrs. Jan. K. Polk, Relict
the Tenth PrcNident of the
United States.
Nasbviixb, August 14 Surrounded
by a few loying friends and relations.
Mrs. Jas. K. Polk, relict of the tenth
President of the United States, depart
ed this life at 7,30 o 'lock this morning,
peacefully and quietly, in the full pos
session ot her mental faoulties.
Mrs. Polk had been in perfect health
until last Wednesday evening when on
returning from a short drive she was
taken suddenly ill from which she
never rallied. Had she lived until the
1th of September next ebe would have
been 13 years beyond tho allotted time
of three score and ten. The cause of
her death was simply exhaustion re
sulting from old age. Bells throughout
the oity are mournfully tolling and
sympathy and regret are heard from
masses of the people as they gaze upon
the bulletins announcing the demise of
the houored and beloved lady who
spent her years among the people she
loved so well and who respected her as
one of the noblest of her sex.
Hot Spring .
Have you ever visited Hot Springe?
Alaet you meet while there so many
Instanuos of terrible blood poison, evi
denced by disfigurement of face and
form. Hither rush sufferers from scrof
ula, syphilis, eczema, salt rheum, ul
oers, blemished skin, twisted and ach
ing joints, limbs made crooked by rheu
matism, eto., etc Some had relief,
some do not and come away poor in
purse end grievously disappointed. It
oosts money to visit and sojourn at Hot
Springs. The experiment of going there
cannot be indulged in without consid
erable expense, llow thankful then
should everyone be to know there is a
remedy even more beneficial in cases of
blood poison than Hot Springs. We re
fer to Botanio Blood Balm (B B B) as
to its merits thousands will testify.
Z. T. Hallerton, Macon, Ga., writes:
I contracted blood poison. I flrsl
tried physicians and then went to Hot
Springs. I returned home a- ruined
man physically. Nothing seemed to do
me any good. My mother persuaded
me to try B. B. B. To my utter aeton
ishmont every ulcer quickly healed."
Jas. li. Bos worth, Atlanta, us., says:
"Some years ago I contracted blood
poison. I had no appetite, my diges
tion was ruined, rheumatism drew up
my limbs so I could scarcely walk, my
throat was cauterized five times. Hot
Springs gavo mo no benefit and my life
was one of torture until 1 gave b. B. li
a trial, and surprising as it may seem.
the use of five bottles cured me.
aw fei
1 Li-2J37 J&
mi
POWDER
Absolutely Pure. :
A crunm of tartar baking iiowd. i.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
I Attest I'. -S'. ('ireriiwn'Hf Ft nut Jiejmrt. '
I ACADEMY g W WLLS
Of the Sisters of Mercy. Keep3 Everything 0n
new berne, n. c. hand usually found
in a
Firsf-Oiass Grocery,
Middle St. New Berne, N.C.
IlllUwtt '
SiOLUNO & JIRVis.
The Uonrse cf Instruction embrace nil I He
branches necessary lo tho acquisition ol a
solid and refined education.
lHU'erencdi of rel'&lon will not le re g-trdr l
in th.) admission ot pnplln
Drawing. Itook-keerilnp. Vonal .Miirdc in
!l8K I'laln and Fany cdlworK d 1 iot
form ox ra rharori,
lji?ssoi non Piano uiA ('(.an, I'hiiiri': tit
'Hi nrd Water tJolois, l'aniel and oi mmi ,it
nl Ait, extra.
Full Trrm opens Sent. 7. 1
tjly to h
For f irthur parLlrii!
tross ! 'tie Academy
r.
STAPLE AND FANCY
T)HY GOODS.
HKST (.001)8
AT
LowesjMPricis !
N'JOWTiiSKlN, Js". O.
"Hetter lute then nover. " Ti sheii
Have you never traded any with !
as ! No, tfun la-gin now. -it is
better lato then never," Oar Fall
Btock will be on now iu ajuliort f iiue, !
inflict we have already received :
an invoice of Hats, Fall ties, scarfs j
and do not forgot our line of sain-;
plo goods. Pocket books, I'ureeH. j
Card Cases, Hair and Cloth brusbt-H '
Whisk brooms, Half Hose uU:. fciee!
'.in- Our!
moneys
QUART SiZE,
73 Cent
Per Bozojj.
OilPfMl FIXTURE
I w
l.i'-VKHTIKH:
ai inii.nf li r, A ittlrif it(c mid
Mil- ly Antrim; m.
t- th Ixiwfl ii'TdcrB by rollovlng
i'i fT-i'ln.r, "t, t '; iliPlhfreltnK luor-
11m
i in at tracft.
iu In dUr !,nA and
. . illy t by ne uho of
t-K!.iJO(IifU
d la one
with
Lour.
us for any thin? in our
aim is, to give yon your
Nr w Urrne, N.
wortb.
J. AI. jlOWAKi).
HOUSES FOB SHE!
FOESALE.
A Vciy VahuM.i Truch, Cotton
r uiiu Ccrr. Plantation,
HP is Irt l !
,- mi . . f ,-.:.
SCHEDULE OF THE SAlMMiS
Of the SU'iimers of Clyde's Xorlh ( aro
Una Line from Haiti more to New
Borne, X. ('., Munili of
August, 1S',U.
Str. Dellanco, Saturday, Aug. 1.
8tr. Geo. O. Stout, Wednesday, An g. 5
Str. Deiianoe. Saturday, Aug. 8.
Str. Geo. II. Stout, Saturday, Aug. in.
Str. Defiance, Wednesday, Aur. 19.
Str. Goo. H. Stout, Saturday, Aug. ?3.
Str. Dofiunco, Saturday, Aug. 2'J.
Returning, leavoNew Berne for
Baltimore:
Str. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, July 81.
Str. Defiance, Wednesday noon, Aug. 5.
Str. Qoo. li. Stout, Tuesday. Aug. 11.
Str. Defiance Friday, Aug. 14.
Str. Geo. 11. Stout, Wednesday noon,
Auif. 10.
Str. Defiance, Tuesday, Aug. 25.
8tr. Geo. H. Stout, Friday, Aug. 28.
Avoid breakage of bulk and ship via
tho only direot line.
b. U. UKAY, AgKUt.
Whon Iluby was Kick, we garc her CnstoriA.
Xhen nhe was a OhilJ. she cried for CautorlA.
When sho bocame Miss, sho clung to Cftfitoruk
When she bad Children, sjic gave tbom Ctutorl
The Committee ap-j
pointed, by the Trustees !
of the New Berne Acad-
emy, will sell, on j
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,
MIII)1
- .Iv-ir
m THE LADIES!
We
, . .
at 12 o'clock, on the'sm -!i lot oi
Gauze Vests. Cotton,1
and Silk, which
we wid sell Less titan
. 1. M
iS" li
1st
IK'i!f to bt BR
.-a.-iern iart of
I no of New
I.. WxshlnKton
ni',1 "in of the
; in-- CHiriiy.
r!"rtM-l, Wfcll
1 1 jte of ctilUva
. will,
i rin.l kllrlien;
.; iwo barns;
k'ii httllillnH.
ii - ,( ly tiw, (or
r ..ill ,ul li 11 li(8.
i . lh- Krow-
l,.:'ti. rorn, foil-
i!:..imol
A M dill Willi
' l.'The n:wer
1-1 li iltiim, one
. 1 ;i .1 tr. and
.1 i...u.r. Will
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RIVEBDALE ITEMS.
The weather very warm and rainy.
Everybody well and jolly.
The farmers have a lone smile on, aB
the prospeots for a good yield trom
their orops is promising.
The Methodists held a series of meet
ings here last week; largeattendanoe.
Few conversions; no accessions. Rev.
T. O. Lovin preached some very good
and spirited sermons, and also oonduot
ed the meeting ia an impressive man
ner. Qate a number of visitors attend
ed. Hiss Mamie Trenwith and Minnie
Bynum, from New Berne; Miss Maggie
Hunter and Bertie Uerrill, from Have
look; Miss Teole M. Hardesty, Mrs.
Nannie Bell and Mr, J. O. Hardesty
from Newport were among the number.
The Freewill Baptists have just com
pleted a new and very neat church H
miles below here, lie v. J. B. Rassell
preached the dedioation to a large, at
tentive audience. The sermon reflects
quite an honor to him. The following
week they held their protraoted meet
ing conducted by Beva. Warden, Lewis
and Russell. Results: Eight joiners.
The Alliance expect to have a grand
barbecue at this plaoe Sept. 19. A big
time anticipated. J.
THEY HAVE COME!
Grounds, corner of Pol
lock and Craven Bts..
all the Buildings nowisie
situate on said let. ;
oaitt iiuuaings must;
he removed from said j Cost.
Grounds within twenty i . , u , j
days after said sale. I BafiTiiigfsa & Baxter
.ice In one
l'l:1 a.
Ai : fur
S KMK
b'OtHTAlJI
Terms Cash.
T. A. GREEN,
Chairman Com,
S. R. STREET,
Auctioneer.
Down With High Prices
Clark's 0. N. T. Spool Cotton,
Only FOUR Cents,
AT
New Beme Variety Store,
Under Oerock'a Photograph Gallery.
auglQ dwtf
A new lot of
Umbrellas just
ceived.
Silk
re-
).. WlltH
Pifi.VS, rrotfh i.t just arrived.
Ifn;: '. lr : 1 h:ivjuRl n-re'.vod ft fresh
lot 01 i!. !ko koi,m;u I.OI.I) 4 hains,
warranU'il for bIx yi-arH. We clve a written
wirniile w.Ln c:i-!i clialn,
Wj SJ'Orfi IS WAV M', mu! PRICKS
WAV FMWN, ('nine In and Bee
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
Mi l.ilrt M., p.Hll! ItttpMBt Ciuirt'h.
mnv-" ''wit
to
Get Tickets or Pay Cash for Ice.
On and after today no ioe will be sold
at retail on credit. Please procure
your tiokete or pay the driver. Tiokets
sold in quantities to suit the purohaser.
No tioket for aale for lees than twenty
pounds. They are for aale at John
Uann'a store, faotory .Delivery Wagon,
or from O.Beizenatein at a quarter cent
per pound.
New Bbhnb Ick Compasy.
Children Enjoy '
The pleasant flavor, gentle aotion and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use, so that
it Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
Selling Out at Cost
. Now ia the time to make your pur
chases for Dry Qoodt and Notion.
Owing to the large stook tote procured
this fall, the balance of goods on hand
must be disposed of positively at oost
to make room lor my goods. .
- tf - M. H. Sultan.
Children Cry" for Pitcherf8"tCtorTa
M. HAHN has just
arrived with TWO
CAR LOADS of WEST
ERN HORSES and
MULES, extra fine
drivers and draft
horses.
Call and see us he-
tore buying.
Everybody Invited.
To the urandeat nlo-nlo of the season to be
given In Newborn on next Saturday t Cool
and refreshing drinks, such as lemonade,
Ao., will be furnished mEE of charge. Seven
Interesting Bpeaaers win d in aiionaance
and address the neoDle on the most lmrjort-
ant Issue of the day Finance. They will
lurorm me people now to Ret more money
and make ft go farther. The opening ad
dress will be delivered by Big Ike. Ills nb-
jeet will be, "Who the devil la her and where
ne oame iruur jh wiu .BUMTar tv uvw
the people the advantage of th cash aystem
and now It la he ean give a S5 cent present
to all who trade a dollar with him. He will
explain to the people way he has reduced the
price of hla So, 86 and 60 oent women and
children shoes down to 20, 25 and 80 cents a
plr. Bring yonr ehlldren along and get
them a pair and let them sea Dig Ike and
enlov a cool and refreshing glass of hla lem
onade. Mow, If the merchant who credit
ean afford to loae from 6 to 20 dollera a week
by crediting, then Big Ike, who buys so
many merchants ont at 40, 60 and 1 cents
on tne dollar and tells to everv llvlne man
for cub, ean afford to give the same amount
to hlalradethatothermerohanteloee. Bear
tn mind I advertise nothing bnt facta and a
visit to my store next oataroay wm oon
vlnoeyou,
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ST. MARY S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
The Advent Term Begins
September 24.
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TO-DAY
Mr. DAVID M. JONES
Of Beaufort, N. C,
Will take charge of our stock as Man
ager, and will be pleased to moot bis
many friends for Clothing, Shoos, lUts,
eto.
Charlie Roberts will apsiat him in
handing out tho Bargains.
BARGAIN STOR E
75 Cases Tomatoes,
40 " Peaches,
100 " Brandy Peaches
SOLD CHEAP.
j Reduction in Old Vir
ginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
I Preparation.
I WHOLESALE GHOOBR,
i Mr'-.LE STKERT,
NEW JiEUNK. N. O.
! For Rent.
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A. It. HKNNISON.
j Carriage and Buggy Factory
Hariri pecurcd tho soivicea of an
Get Your Ice Tickets!
For the convenience of Patrons, Ice
Tickets will be issued from this date at
a quarter oent per pound.
On sale at John Dunn's store at Fac
tory, from delivery wngon or O.
Reizenstein.
No tiokets sold for less than twenty
pounds.
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UNIVERSITY OFNOnTH CAROLINA
The Next Term Begins Sept. 8.
Entrance Examinations, Sept. 2.
Tuition 830 per term. Needy young men
of talent and character will be aided with
scholarship and loans. Besides the General
Courses of Study, which offer a wide range
of elective studies, there are courses In 1jw,
Medicine and Engineering. For catalogue.
ao.,aaarts tne rresiaent,
GEO. T. WINSTON,
au0dlww2t Chapel HU1, N.C,
STILL AT THE FRONT. Experienced Trimmer,
1 am now bwt- r uoparcd thin evrr to
furnifh
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, Robes, &c.
J. V. STEWART.
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First-Class Work.
fefltopatr work a upocialty.
anlldwl O . II. W ATKRS & SON.
Chas. L. Gaskili,
TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL MOSIC,
IIAIMiONY AND COMl'OSITION.
Will introJucfl Doctor Ward Jacknoa'a
"Finger (Jymnastics,"
a course of incalculable benefit
to the beginner, and to
the advanced student who desires
to render more artistically.
The New England Conservatory Method
, i will bs strictly adhered to, " .v
Clan now forming. Apply la person.
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