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D HE 71 'AILY J VOL.X.--NO. 125. NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1801. PRICE 5 CENTS. J. 1 i - h BUSINESS LOCALS. OMOKED BEEF, ohlpped to order: JChoioe Tea, Bar Bum . 0. E. Slovb. CI FECIAL NOTICE. 0 .- New Berne, N. 0., Aug. 17, 1801. 1 shall not oloee business here as I laid. I have made other arrangements. I shall continue business at the same plaoe, where I hope to meet my friends and customers. I also solioit the patron age of the general public, and I will endearor to give satisfaction as before. 0. M. Saunders, augl81w ' Jeweler, Middle street. INSUBE 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. angStf D. T. Oariuway, Agent. CABINET MAKERS.-Stebbing & Co., City Cabinet Makers , Uphol sterers, and repairing neatly done. Shops on Hancock street, opposite Bishop's faotory. jy83 lm NEW DRUG STORE.-Drugi, Medi ates and Ohemleals, U. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. ;AU varieties of Drngglat's Sundries. Trusses and lirao . New orop Garden Seeds. Klne and Large Htook Cigars and Tobacco, aw. nkw. Pre scriptions accurately compounded (and not at WAS prices), our nvtto and our success. U. U. GKiKN, Druggist and Apothecary, Middle at., four doors from Pollock. JaniM 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. AROTIC SODA and Coca Cola at Sam'l B. Waters. SUMMER SPECIALTIES ! -Lightning loo Cream Kreegers, Combined Clialr aud Step Ladders, Kalloon Fly Traps, Wire (tense boors, Obum Wire for Window Horeens.and a full line nf Hardware, etc., at raayU dtf J. O. Whitty & Oo . C10ME and Examine my Large and J Varied Stock of Merchandise that is now being sold AT COST to make room for new fall stook. jyl7tf M. n. Sultan. THE atmosphere about the Speakership contest ia very Crisp. The Georgia peach trees evince a disposition to overdo the busi ness. They are responding to an encore and putting forth a second crop. The sub-treasury plan has received its death blow in Missis sippi, and on tho sul treasury plan hang Mr. Barksdale'd senatorial hopes. The Durham Sun says Mr. John W. Jenkins, a yonng man of some newspaper experience, will succeed Mr. Geo. P. Pell as local editor of the State Chronicle. The Surpreme Court meets on Monday, the 28th of September in lialeigh and applicants for license will be examined on Friday and Saturday, the 25th and 2Gth. President Polk has named a long list of public men who are to become his victims. Up to date, however, Mr. Polk's political cem etery contains very few graves. Last report from China are to th? effect that the Government will yield to the demands of other powers and take measures for the protection of foreigners in the empire. xjXEBE is great excitement in Ogden. Utah, over the reported disoVrery of lead ore, almost pare, and a paying quantity of slver about twenty five miles from that point. In an interviw with the Bicmond Dispatch, Ooi. Polk said it was not true that he had said that lion. M. W. Ransom ought to be defeated for tho United Senate when his term expires- It is now in order - for the Atlanta Constitution to ex plain why its correspondent misre presented him. President Harrison has just visited Albany,, N. T., and mand a speech. He spoke of silver in such a way as to induce the Washington . Post to say: Another unmistaka ble inference is that should a bill for the free and unlimited coinage . of silver pass the next House pi Congress and by hook or erook make its way through the senate, it will ; never be allowed to become a law ' either with the President's approval ;, or withont his signature. &i'j.-. i THE .White Star Line steamer Teutonic, which arrived .at New York Aug. 19, from Liverpool, beat the record for western passages, ' Her time from the ' bar at Queens town to the Sandy Hook bar was - five days, sixteen hours and thirty one minutes. ' : This is" one hour and thirty-seven minutes . faster ' than , the-'time 5 o( her; sister ship, the Majestic, on ber lMt trip from Liverpool, which than t made the fastest weatwarde passage ' up to that time. One day the Teutonic steamed 517 miles, which also beats tho record of speed for a day. : u LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Admiralty seizure. Howard He is richest, etc. F. Douglass Ezeou tor's notioe. 0. E. Stover Smoked beef, eto. The A. and N. 0. Railroad ia building more oars. One flat car is finished all bat painting and putting on the wheels, and hands are at work setting lumber in Bhape for another flat car and a box car. The half-dozsn buildings on the lots sold by the Academy for the public building and tho Episcopal rectory were sold at auction at noon yesterday as advertised, to dear the grounds for the ereotion of the new buildings. The schooner Melvin has been libelled by a seaman for a small amount of wages whioh he claims is due him and seized by U. S. Deputy Marshal. C. B. Hill, upon her arrival here. Satisfac tory bond was given for her value. Mr. L. J. Moore represents the seaman and Mr. J. W. Waters the vessel. We learn from the Kinston Free Press that the knitting mill at that p'aoe started up Monday with nearly a full force of hands. All the maohines are tilled ezoept three whioh are reserved for operatives who are off visiting and who will be in in a day or so. All the machines have never before been in operation at the same time. We give this morning a short, pointed communication from Prof. Edward Graham Daves, a talented and accom plished native New Bernian, who peaks not only from his literary infor mation as to the spelling of Bern, of which our city is the namesake, but from personal observation, as he spent several years in Switzerland, and has visited that oity a number of times Personal. Mr. W. E. Patterson oame in on the steamer Neuee from a pleasure trip to Nag's Head and other points, and Mrs. 0. H. Blank came in on tho same steamer from a visit to relatives in Beaufort county. Mrs. P. Powell, Miss Pearl Powell, Mrs. D. S. Jonos and child and Miss Carrie Arendall who hare been visiting relatives at Harlowe and Morebead re turned home yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Roberts, who have beeu visiting relatives in this oity and summering at Morehead left yester day morning for Washington, D. 0., prior to returning to their home in Anoiaton, Alabama. Rev. W. S. Rone, presiding elder, came up from Pamlioo yesterday morn ing, spent yesterday in the oity and re turned to his home in Goldaboro last night. Mr. Ed. Lewis, of Wilmington, is visiting his parents in the oity. Messrs. Enooh Wadsworth, Oraham BiohardBon and I. C. Yeomans oame in on the steamer New Berne from a Northern pleasure tour. Dr. D. P. Fox and family, of Vanoe- boro, oame in on the steamer Newberne, en route to their home from a pleasure trip to Roanoke Island. Miss Henrietta Jarman, of Jackson ville, and Miss Bailie Shepard, of Wil mington, who have been visiting their oousin, Mr. Hill Humphrey, left yester day morning for their home accompa nied by MrB. Alphin, Mr. Humphrey's sister and Master Fred Alpbin his nephew. Messrs. C. H. Fowler, of Stonewall, and J. F, Crowell, of Bay boro, left on the steamer Neuse of the E. O. D. line, on a Northern business trip, urs. uave styron returned from a visit to relatives and friends in Carteret oounty, and Mrs. Elijah Lupton from a visit to friends at Smith's Creek. Rev. I. L. Chestnut and family re turned last nighj frem Wilson's Mills where they have been Visiting; relatives and Mr. Chestnutt conducting a sue oessful revival. Mr. Pierre La Montagne returned last night from a Northern trip in the in terest of the Winter Resort Hotel. He reports having met with encouraging success. Mr. J. L. Hahn returned from a three months pleasure trip through a number of Western States: Mr. N. Sohultz retnrned from m pleas are trip to tbe western part of the State, Mrs. Thomas Walters and children. of Wilmington, arrived to visit her father, Hon. C. C. Clark. Mrs. E. A. and Miss Lizzie Howell retnrned from a visit to relatives in Danville, Va., aooompanied back by Mrs, Austin on a visit. Mrs. J. M. and Augustus Smith left on the steamer Nense for Washington, D. C. on business connected with set tling the estate of their deonased broth' er, Capt. Wm. B. Smith, who was drowned then last Friday night. Good Racing for the Fair. The Perquimans Reoord.in noticing the State Fair premium lias, remarks -"The premiums en raolnir will be such as to Insure a good turn ont of stook. No horses exoept those owned in North Carolina wilt be allowed to compete. "Pamlico, the f smoua trotter owned by Mr. Olaranoe Batohelor, that took the premium all over the Northern States,, will be placed on the track weekly daring the Exposition by special request of the Exposition management. He will not compete against North Carolina" horses as Pamlioo is a most excellent trotter . and Mr.- Batohelor would win all the prizes, bat he will only trot Pamlioo for the amusement of visitors and not to take the premiums."., mm SEEK BUSINESS. One Success Leads to Others Need for Board of Trade to Work V Such Matters. In the stock line yesterday Mr. J. W. Stewart received another supply of handsome Kentucky horses and mules, and Messrs. M. Hahn & Co. sold a pair of elegant bays to Dr. Geo. S. Attmore of Stonewall. The Journal has worked faithfully for the upbuilding of the stock trade of New Berne, believing as we do that it adds to the prosperity of the city ; it is far reaching in the extent of the coun try to whioh the trade extends, and it brings money here for other purposes A man will not oome here to buy his horses and mules without making other purohaseB also. Our relations with Pamlico on this and other lines increase the need for improvement that has long been talked of, and that is a bridge over Neuse river. Our citizens generally desire it, but the cost and the cramped condition of the county's finances has heretofore debarred tho projact from taking any definite shape, but it seems to us that the time has arrived when action should be taken in the matter. It has been suggested that, if neoessary, pri vate individuals should assist the county in the matter, and one of our citizens says he would take pleasure in heading a subscription paper with a good Bum for that purpose. The bridge, as has been repeatedly and truthfully argued, will inorease the value of land on the north side of Neuse river, lead to its moro rapid set t'ement, bring more trade to New Berne, and put the oitizens of that side into oloser market relations with our nourishing city. Such important moves as these can not be well looked after by individuals or by unorganized efforts of masses, no matter how groat is the need for them or how urgently they are desired. This is one of the questions that should be dealt with by a board of trade. Tbe lack of such en organization in tbor ough working order is a drawbaok to the city's advancement, and it is as ton ishing that our business men should be content without active organized effort in reaching out after trade. Ima agitation ia only cne among many that the Jodknal has urged. The Goldsboro Fair. The Goldsboro Fair is not quite month off. It will hold its eighth an nual exhibition on Tuesday, Wednes day and Thursday, September 15 17. The premium list, of which we have just received a copj, shows well. There are 571 liberal premiums offered for the best exhibits in the twelve die tinot departments of the Fair in addi tion to those offered for trials of speed whioh will be for purses ranging from $50 to 9200. The rate of one cent a mile eaoh way has been made with all railroads in the State and also arrangements for free transportation fit exhibits the money being refunded at the station from whioh the artioles are shipped upon presentation of the freight receipt and certificate that the articles were ex hibited at the Fair. The managers say that stronuouB efforts will be made to make this the most suooesBful Fair yet held by the Association. X WEST INDIA STORM CALAMITY, The Island of Martinique Yivisted by One of the Most Destructive Hurricanes in Its History. St. Thomas. West Indies, Aug. 20.- A terlfio hurrioane swept over martini que Tuesday night. Every vessel in the harbor ol rort ae franca was aes troved. So far as oan be learned there have been nearly sixteen deathB on land the result of the visitation. The oalamity is said to be the most severe since the year 1817, and is said to eaual the famous oyolone which swept over the island of Antigua in looi. it win do some time Deiore tne full extent of the disaster is known. At Fort de France, alone, there have been twelve Uvea lost in both Fort de France and St. Pierre, to say nothing of the country distriots, there have been large numbers of people injured. At St, Pierre, five persons are known to have been killed, but it is feared that this number does not represent the en tire loss of life in the capital. Tbe latest report received at St. Pierre from Lametin shows that the hurrioane counts ten viotims in that plaoe, in ad' ditidn to a large number of Injured. At Francois there nave been sixteen people killed and large numbers in jured, and at Riviere Pilots there have been two or more deaths, and so on from all parts of the islands oomes the tale of woe and desolation. La Trinite sends in the list of its dead at ten and numbers of mors or less se verelr iniured. The damage done to shipping ana property may safely be olassed as stu pendous. About two fifths of the island was under cultivation, and tne moun tain slopes were covered with forests. All the cultivation and all the forests in the path of the hnrioane appear to have been swept away. The dispatch makes no reference to loss of life among the ships' orews, and there ia great anxiety to reoeive fuller particulars of the disaster. Trustees' Meeting. A speoial meeting of the Trustees of the New Bern Aoademy will be held at the office of the President this Saturday mornjng at 10 o'clock. -. By order of the President, ;V ,.. W, M. Watson, Sec and Tress r; ; V Selling Put at Cost - Now , Is the time to make your pur chases for Dry Goods and : Notions. Owing to the large stook to be procured this fall, the balance of goods on hand mast bs disposed of positively at cost to make room for my goods. . tf -" M. H. SCLTAK. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. To II. W. Urady A Memorial that will Honor the Dead aud Bless (he Living. Expending vast sums of money by the ereotion of grand monuments in honor of popular public men to perpet uate their memories aud to serve as incentives to imitation of their virtues by survivors and succeeding genera tions answers those purposes but how muoh real benefit accrues therefrom '( Cannot the same money be so expended to accomplish the same results and still be beneficial to tho living? The people of Georgia seem to havo taken this problem into consideration and to have worked out a very sensible and satisfactory solution. They highly es teem their late talented public-spirited and indefatigable worker, Henry W. Grady, and they are goinp to do more than build a simple statue to his mem ory. They have raised $80,000 and itb it they will build a memorial hos pital in Atlanta in bis honor and this institution, bearing his name, and diffusive of blessings to suffering humanity will ineffaceably stamp hie name and to some extent hia deeds in the minds of many a grateful reoipient of its benefits and not only in the minds of its beneficiaries and visitors to tho institution but also in tho minds of those who know of it simply by sight or reputation and it will be ap proved of by ail benevolently inclined individuals of overy plaoe and age that know cf it. Is not thie vastly better than marble columns, lifo-like stitues, etc., which scatter uo blessings to the living ? AN EMINENT SCHOLAR SPEAKS. Big B is rrefcrab'u Final c is Wrong. Mb. Editok:--Tho noise of your con troversy about the spoiling of New Bern reaohes this distant spot, and I venture to add my voico to tho din. use a small or larce B as vou will. though the latter is preferable. but let us all unite in driving out tbo in trusive final e. The Swiss Bern is a German town, and there is not the least reason for adopting the French spelling of it. ine J&nglisb woro formerly wont to adopt the Fronch versions of German names: as Cologne & Munioh for Coeln & Muenchen. But the acourate soholars of the present day are striving to correct tnis anomaly, and recent historians re fuse to give tho name cf Charlemagne to the German Emperor Charles the Great, or that of Aix-la-Chapelle to the uerman town Aachen. Let us in like manner return to the correct form Bern, and this is graoious moment for such a recognition of our ancestry, when the mother city isicoieorating me six hundredth year oc nor glorious existence, and has in vited her Carolina daughter to be an honored guest at the family feast. HDWAUD UHAIIAM IMVRS Bar Harbor, 15 Aug., 1891. DIED. At her homo in Vancoboro. Thursday August 19, Mrs. L. II. Cleve, sister of Mr. . S. Kichardson of this city, aged oo years. Children Enjoy Tbe pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effeots of Syrup of FigB, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother be costive or bilious tho most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is tne best family remedy known and overy family should have a bottle. id Tickets or Pay Cash for lee. On and after today no ioe will be sold at reign on credit. 1'iease procure your tickets or pay the driver. Ticket sold in quantities to suit tho purohaser rso ticKet ror sale for lees than twenty pound b. They are for sale at John Dunn b storo, faotory, Dolivery Wagon, C. Hoizenstein, or New Berne Drug company, at a quarter cent per pound JMEW ttKBNK ICE UOMl'ARY "He is richest who is content with tne least. "Socrates It is a good thing to be content but you will never be so if you tlo not try, Howard before you buy your Clothing, Hats or shoes. Now while our Clothing stock is some what broken, is the' time to get a bargain in a suit, bring your in on ey along and see how well you can do. Just in by mail a new assort ment of Shirt Studs. They are not only cheap but durable. New lot ot Yacht Caps for the young ladies. At HOWARD'S. UNITED STATES OK AMERICA, Eastern District of North Carolina. IN ADMIRALTY. MARSHAL'S NOTICR OF SEIZURE. Edward U Smith Vi. ichnnnnr Mainn hr furniture, taokle, apparel, eto. Wbenaa. a libel hB been filed In th ni. trlot Conrtof tne United States for tbe Dl trlotof Pamlioo la tbe Kaetern Dlitrlolof North Carolina, on tbe 17tb day of Joly. A D. 1891, by L. J. Moore, KMq . proctor in behalf of Edward Lb Smith against the schooner Melvin, her taokle, furniture and apparel, and praying the usual process and monition of the court, that all persons Interested In tnssaiu vessel, tne saia scuooner siAivin her tackle and furniture, may be cited to answer the premises and all due proceedings being had, that the same may be decreed to oe soiu ana iae proceeas moreor oe dlstrlbu ted saeordlnc to law. Now, therefore. In presence of the said monition unaer me teal or said court to me directed and delivered. I do herehv iv notioe severally unto all persons having or pretending to have any right, title or Inter est In the said schooner Melvin, her tackle and furniture, or In any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the stio uistriot uourt to be ueia at the oity of New verne on tne ann day of July, If otherwise on the next day Jet Jurisdlotlou thereafter, then aud there to answer the said libel and to make their allegations In that behalf. Dated at Ntw Berne the Diet day of August, JosiirA B. Hn.L, U. 8. MarshV, ByOlIAS.B. Hili.. Dept Marshal. h. J. MOORI. Esq , Proctor. au22 ST. MART'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. C. The Advent Term Begins ; - September 24. auglS dw3m POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. utU'st I . S. (iKcernmcnt l'nod Kcport. NOTICE. 1'he ur.ilerBlniiHd. Prpilpilcrt limiclHh ha July qualified rh Uiocutoi ot tho (tot an; ot Martha Pate, deceasod, und hureby kiyus uotloe that ho requires all persons having claims figalntit the ant a to of tho said Martha Pate, to present thum to ihu Haiti Kx ecutor, duly authenticated, tor ptivnient, on or before Xhe 1T-M dny of Au-?unt, lsvi. nr Hr thin notice will hv p;-adt-a In liar "t re covery. Pnnions IndeMfd io the Rtato must pay Without dehiy. KKKDKKICh. HULM.IjAKH. au2.'i Ow Exooutor of Martlm Pate, ihf:i. Smaliwood & Slevsr, DEALERS IN Stoves, General Hardware, Harness, Sash, Boors, Blimis, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair and Cement. Agents for DEVOE & CO'S celebrated Ready Mixed Paints, which are trietly pure goods. MIDDI-K KTllKKT. M, HAHN has just arrived with TWO CAR LOADS of Young Kentucky and West Va. Horses and Mules, from 3 to 7 years old, Extra line drivers, draft and saddle horses, which will be sold cheap. Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits. Call and see us be- lore you buy: it will be to your advantage. H. HAHN & GO. TO-DAY Mr. DAVID M. JONES Of Beaufort, N. C, Will take chargo of our stock as Man ager, and will bo pleased to meet bis many frienda for Clothing, Shoes, llitn, eto. Charlio Rjbnrts will aesi.it him in handing out the Rargnins. BARGAIN STORE. I Just Arrived: Young Kentucky and $esf Virginia HorsesiMules ChildreiHJry7oirRtcher'5lCastor!a, ACADEMY Of the Sisters of ISercy. NEW BERNE, N. C. 'J'ho urso of InKlruriloti oriitu nceH All tho lutttichcs nieesHury to tin a'MlIL!oii ut it soli. 1 1! jhI retlno'l ctlm ntio-i. I'ltterenrcB of rel'Klou will 1101 be rr j; trdr tl In the rulmlBslon or puplln Driiwmt;, loik-lii'ftln", Vi" il MunIo (In oIhks), r;.;ln Ami !'"!i:ny N.-i dltAvork l i not form ox r cimri-rf. I Prison k on 1 rum mhI i-tn, iHlnling In Oil ami WkIm 'oinm, I'm-H ami m nanu'iit ul Art, ( xlrii. Fall Term opens Sept. 7, I V.H, for f irtJ.r pirilcularK apply to :in Mr r t h ss ( l hr Ai a-lRTo y. HiifctU vv M FOR TSIE L&BIESl ' We small Gauze have still a lot of Latiies Vests, Lisle ami Silk, which; we will sell Cost. Barriiigtoa ilian fe!or A new lot of Silk Umbrella? just re ceive'!. 03 C5 STILL AT THE FRONT. Bargains offered in a new lot of Horses and Mules just arrived. See my Road Carts. I have the best and largest line of them ever brought to the city of different grades from $10.50 to $75.00. Also, Buggies, Har ness, Whips, Robes, &c. J. tune! dwtf I Am Happy to See You nJ take pleasure in Informing you that J. C. WIUTTY & CO. Ilftvn lust ronelvcd a Car Load of the World Hnntvwnsd DAHIKI, PRATT COTTON GINS, and are now prepared to take orders for these oelehraled Gins, together with the "BOSH" COTTON PRKSKK8. which com bined make tho moat satisfactory ontllt for glnnlDK cotton, ever used In this country, l'hey also carry a full line of Holtlnn, Ma chine Oil, Lace Leather, together with a complete stook of Hardware. Hend for prices and come aud examine their stock. They guarantee to please you. J. O. WHITTY A 00.. Oor. South Front and Graven Qls. 0 bsd O 4thA rc&a Childreft,Cryifor,Prtcher'slCastorIti W. WILLIS, Keeps Everything on hand usually found in a First-Class Grocery, Middle St. New Berne, N.O. HOLLAND JARVIS. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. BEST" (K)ODS AT Lowest Prices ! ,iNKWHEKN. 1ST. C. DUFFY'S OlIlliHOB MIXTURE I'ltiil'KIU IKS: Ani!) -nr. Cm ninnllvp, Aiitlxtpdc aud 1111 ly Anli-ingem. It r r.irtu liuwi-i .liKorilern hv rnllavlna , p in in id 1 MM !IIU ! tr I It Ih . si I 'IvRlnt-r'i' I 1 re m I y e v ,t Htiil Uy illKinNTtliiK tnor- ilio liiti'stiral tme.lt. 'chilly useful In fiiAirhrpftN and lif'tr the h -welH have hoen imti I natiiuillv or hy the use of i simple p u'At ' 1m 'Sr.. tuf ii ultfl, oiirt (oaBpoonfu with n-n.-ated In one limn. , wnirr. in : y :.o jf J-M:j-:t- I;, I I f'lrn UKlntr. ti. V. III'FFY, iNew lieme. IV. I'! ! h FOE SALE. Very Valuable Truck, Cotton and Corn Plantation, i f tin. ,:'!; ! imder.'d to be as tin" Uif -'!..(( 1. th-riir. . u tl and on i;,e A 1 .- i t i .' cfmtrrn part of i f j'Hi. Ihf. mi or NOW i Tf; 1 to Wushlnnton H. it., find una of the - pi'iim In t ti county. i rr-H lioarod, wHl n tirih Mate (it cultJvu ir'ultih! hi.. Will, '"us and kllclion; M l'.iM-; two hariiK; fmintt hatldinvH. 07 ..I 1 lion, 1; I'llllll: .:; wit in ' ii iiM-.h - A 1 1 1 1 ; ih'"t """m - 'Hiipfintiively now, for !imm with (u.oroutlMiltdlnKS. wiis,.;i v.-it 'i f-irm, tht-grow-) iir.tt ni'icr Mif tr, rorn, rod tilt luv f:mn htiiilfrnnntrt .w .'.-: ,1 . iton (iln with n!iT.m r. t i.- s h.rna power i v :t:n! tH iti. one r I'Ltrn lul.u1. ; lwilor. ami r hkIi in K,,.t or,ii-r. Will 'linil! t;.r'M. t t fi-L, l" hll.-uifo lu otlO ' ' ; I ' A lir I . K. . t O, huy , uli'l A t.:,r '' -h-I j.M.l i we mm you. M.,,; n-i l'0OS. ir llun ..f SOI'IKNIR rk :.-.r IM.;: J-;. WM 'OHHTA1H lK!Vs, fi I..! jiikI arrived. 1 fi.ri;. i u. I have just n-cr-lvoi a fresh l..l 01 tn..M. ;oi.li:i (joi.ii chains, warrai.ir.l i,.r six i-h. WKlvea wrltun t:u: ru n I o with each chain. UlySTOl li IS WAV III', ami PRICKS aim.-. ,iy lov. (',,io 111 bdiI soe mo. SAM. K. EATON, M i.hll it !..! r Huptlnt 1'hnrnh 75 Cases Tomatoes, 40 " Peaches, 100 " Brandy Peaches SOLD CHEAP. Reduction in Old Vir ginia Cheroots. Also, Horsford Bread Preparation. Ml Ui'l.K VI UEKT, NEW l'.EKNK. N. 0. For Rent. 1 liO llftUM- Oil l'llplr.1 KB M il ll inur'-Mtf'. ur'li Ktittit Htrfot lAtely h UopjpitHl, Apply lo A. U. DhiNNIHON. Ohss. L. Gaskill, TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, I!VI10V AM) (OMTOHITION. inlrJuio Pontor Ward Jackson's "Kinder (Ij 'oi'i'.slicR, " n ourfo of incalculable bouofit to tho b.'yiniifir, and to tlio n.lvxcctd tiludi-M who dfeairori t render moro Brtintically. Tb? No KiigUud Conservatory Method will be Ktiiotly adhored to. CUea now formincr. Apply in person. .i:wiltf A. E. Watob.es, CLOCKS AND NEW BEENB, N. 0. ! Repairing T. 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