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VOL; X.--NO. 133.
NEW BERNE, N. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1801.
TRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
We have tried Luoas ft
Favorite,'" end find it 0. K.
Lewi.'
See ad.
8. B. Street's insuianoe d appears
today. Be makes prompt settlements
and iooki to the interest of the assured.
PROF. ANTONIO. BHELAZZ4,, will
arrive Sept 1, 1891, and ba pre
pared to give lessons in DANCINU. 35
MI38 MOLLlE HEATH will reopen
ber Sobool, MONDAY, 8EPI.
7th, 1891. " eu23 lw
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. Healtby
male persona taken from fourteen to
seventy years old.
augStf D. T. Caebaway, Agent.
NEW DRUO 8TORE.-Drugs, Medl
eiLea and Chemicals, O. V. Popular
Proprietary Medtclnos. ;A11 varieties of
Druggist's Sundries, Trusses and Bro 8.
Net' orop Oarilan Seeds. Flue and LAige
Htook Olgais and Tobacco, all aw. Pre
scriptions accurately compounded (and not
at WA a prlopB), oar mntto and our snooeas.
O. (J. QEto-KN, Urngglst aud Apothecary,
Middle St.. tour duorslrum Pollock, Jen23 ly
SELLING OUT AT COST.-My entire
Stock of Goods will be run off to
mike room for Fall Stock.
jjl7 tf M. H, Sultan.
ARCTIC SODA and Coca Cola
at Sam'l B. Waters.
SUMMER DPECIALTIE8! -Lightning
Ice Uream Frecnoni, Combined Ohttlr
aud Utep Ladder, Balloon Fly Traps. Wire
lUuze lloorH, Muuzo Wire for Window
Screens, and a full line of Hardware, etc., at
mayll dtf J. O. Whitty a Co
COME and Examine my Large and
Varied Stock of Merchandise that
is now belog sold AT COST to make
room for new fall etook.
jyl7tf M. H. Bultan.
As Blaine
feels worse.
improves Harrison
Thebk is said to be no bopa foi
13x Governor Scales' recovery.
The business cu'-look, in the
tountry as a whole, has improved.
The Board of Public Charities
has submitted a plan to Governor
Hole to provide me.ias for reform
ing juvenile criminalo.
A BATTLE was fought last Friday
near Valparaiso, Chili, aud the city
snrrendered to the insureccts. The
news is auihenticuted, audv con
firms the victory of the Congres
Bionalist urroy.
The Georgia legislature wel
corned Jerryv Simpson aud Mrs,
Lease to the State catiitol, but
when the Confederate voteranB
came there pleading for their
home, they were ignominiously
kicked out.
It is now conceded that George
and Walthall will both be re-elected
to the United States Senate from
Mississippi. Barksdale, the sub-
treasury candidate, will not have
more than half enough votes to
elect him on a joint ballot.
The assessed valuation of pro
perty in the United States
according to the census in 18G0 was
122.000.000.000: in 2370. it was
914,000,000.000; ten years late
stood at $14,000,000,000 and in 1890
It is Btated at $24,250,000,000,
While this is the assessed valna
tlon, the census bureau figures
that the true valuation is (62,610,
000,000. We do not believe in such
exaggerated estimates. The likeli
hood is that the true valuation is
near $50,000,000,000. That is about
twice the assessed valne.
We suppose that there is bnt little
doubt that Lieutenant Folk is now
committed to v the Third party
"movement for the; purpose of
dividing the South and restoring
Radical supremacy. . We would
not in any way do an injustice to
the Lieutenant, and would be glad
to know that he ia again misre
presented in the public prints, Bnt
when he is with Jerry Simpson he
is in mighty bad company.' The
real designs of the enemies of the
Democratic party are being un
covered.: Stand by your guns.'
Wilmington Messenger. -
The Kansas. Farmer, of whica
Senator PefFer Is editor, in a fall
column editorial, written for the
purpose of showing that the chief
'aim of the southern Alliance is to
' divide the Democratic party and
deliver v the fragments ' to Its
enemies, closes with this signifl-
canV paragraph: "If the Alliance
should fail In everything else it
proposes, but should Eucceed in
breaking up the '"Solid South" by
: absorbing a maj ority of the Demo
cratio votes of that section it will
deserve the lasting gratitude of the
whole nation. -"It will haveaccom
plished what the managers of the
Republican party have spent fear
of time 'and several1 million of dol
lars la vaindOfrMtfbyo oinr',"jai " '
demonstrate its greater potency as
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISE Mi NTS.
J. W. Biddle Commissioner ' Sale.
S. R. Street Insurance.
Luoaa & Lewis Cigars.''
W. E. Snellings Board of Trade.
Eider E. S. Hanes will preaoh tonight
at the theatre.
A meeting of the German olub will
be held tonight at Lo wthrop Hall.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trade will be held in their
rooms tonight.
Two murder cases were tried at
Lenoir oourt laet week. The partici
pants were all women of bad character.
In one oaee there was an acquittal and
the other was madu manslaughter and
sentcnoed to the penitentiary for twenty
years. ,
We regrot that it was found necessary
for ilr. W. P. Jones to have bis eye ro-
moved which was reoently injured by
being struck with a partiolo of flying
steel from a ohisel. The operation was
most successfully performed by Dr. F.
W. Hughes, assisted by Dr. Primrose.
The Churoh of Christ in this oity has
donated a memorial window to the
oburoh now being erected at Washing
ton. Also the Sunday sohool has given
inn to the same oaute. Very good for
Ins trave little churoh that is only in
its second year's existenoe.
The Jouqnal roturns thanks to Mr.
W. H. Pearoe - for hia present of
splendid figs of different varieties and
the charmingly arranged basket of
beautiti'l and fragrant Dowers accom
panying them. Mr. Pearoe has been a
raiser of figs for a number of years and
raises choice ones.
Tho Agents of the O. D. line have re
ceived information that because of
slight repairs tho steamor Newberne
will not laave today, but will resume
her regular ajb&iule on next Friday,
4th inpt. The etoemor Annie will take
tha plaoo of the Newberno fcr one week,
arriving Wsdcesdny.
litury Iloliia, the oolored man
oharged with stealing the gold watch
from a South Carolina visitor at More'
hebd wag tried yesterday by Magistrate
3. li. Slree; and jsiled iudetauitcl
8 ISO bail i n appearanoe at Superior
Court. Ellis Pearoe who tried to sell
was exonerated from blame c he
believed is was Hollia's watoh.
Charles and Squire Canady, two
young oMorr-d men, cnargea wito
throwing miseels at a passenger train on
the A. and N. C. Railroad while pass
ing near Havelook, were arrested and
examined yesterday and the trial con
tinued until Wednesday. In the mean
time they are hold In in default of
$100 bail, eaoh.
A number of Northern visitors spent
last winter in this oity, and it is proba
ble the number will be still further
inoreassd the coming winter. One
gentleman tells us that he had 15 or 20
different applications from parties who
wanted accommodation in private fam
ilies and was informed by them that
still others would oome if such could
be obtained.
The union song servloe held at Cen
tenary M. E. Church Sunday night
under the auspices of the Y. M. C A.
oonduoted by Prof. G. T. Adams was a
good meeting and was made pleasant
by excellent singing led by the Metho
diat choir and interspersed by interest
ing five minutes talks by Rev, Edward
Bull, MtS3te. T. A. Green and D. S.
Willis and Dr. J. D. Clark.
Personal.
Mrs. M. D. W, Stevenson and family
returned home yesterday morning from
spending the rammer at Morehead,
Mr. J. W. Mesio and family returned
home from a pleasure trip to Morehead.
Prof. F. D. Clarke of Little Rook,
Ark., returned home from a visit to his
brother, Mr. W. E. Clarke.
Mr. J. W. Stewart, left for Eentuoky
to purchase another supply of horses
and mules.
Capt- T. G. Dixon and Engineer J. D.
Taylor, of the steamer Kinston went up
to Raleigh to secure suitable space and
make Arrangements for the exhibition
at the Exposition of the large American
orooodlle reoently killed by Capt. Dixon
near New Berne.
Mr. R. F. Broadhurst left for Rich
mond,- Va.pon a trip oombio Ing busi
ness and pleasure.
Miss Willie Ferebee left to attend
Greensboro Female College,
Mrs. Annie Topp, nee Davit; of
Augusta, Ga., and children, who have
been visiting relatives In the oity left to
visit relatives in Wilmington.
Mis Myrtle . E. Pone went up to
Dover to visit friends. .
Mr; D. F. Jarvi retained on the
eteamerNeuse of the E. O. D. line from
a Northern business trip.
Dr. Bagby retained from a visit to
Klnstoa. . sfr'v;,:::;-
Mrr-C. B. HolUster returned from a
business trip aooompanled ly Mr. J. A.
Paris, a most excellent young gentle
man who 4akea a position with Mr,
HolUster. ' ' '
Cap. J. H. White oame down on a
business tripr ' -'' ; - ' -
Mr. Theodore Willie, who has had
oharge of the telegraph office in the
absence of Miss Hryan, returned to his
borne at Morehead. '
New Signs and Business Change.
Mr. M. H. Saltan swung out his sign
yeiterday, "The Red Front Store" from
hia new quarters under Hotel Albert,
the name corresponding with his store
front which be has had newly painted
a bright red.
Messrs. T. H. Davis and M. L. Hollo
well who have just commenced the dry
goods business under the firm name of
M. L. Hollowell&Co.,in half of the
store in whioh Mrs. B. B. Lane has ber
millinery, have also put up their sign
"The People's Store."
And lastly we notico that Mr. W. H.
Cohen, "The Red Star Clothier" is pn-
parlng to ro-open in the store he for
merly occupied whioh has just been
vsoated by Mr. Sultan.
Is It Right I
The thirty-Gevuth annual meeting of
the A. & N. C. Railroad will be held
on the ?7sh instant. We wish to ask if
tho present oif.Dneinent of the road is
made up in iustice to Craven oounty.
We think not.
From the proceeding of the last meet
ing held by tho stockholders, it te
found that Pamlico oounty owbb 207
shares with one director, Mr.W. T.
Caho.
Lenoir county 500 e'aareo with two
directors, SleBsra. J. W. Greinger and
W. L. Kennedy.
Wnvne county has no 6tock at al!,
but has on" doctor aud tLo State's
proxy, Mocurs. Dewey and Robinson.
Jones cooaty has no etook but it has
o-io director, Mr. P.M. f-earenll.
Carteret county has no stock but it
has two directors, Messrs, Chad wick
and Webb,
Craven, with 1293 shares, more than
all the other counties combined, has
only one director, Mr. W. G. Brinson
Now in fairness and what is just
ought not Craven have better represen
tation in the business management of
tho rend ? liosides owning the major
ity of oouuly stock it has more milage
of road in its borders and it is right
that men should litre control of the
road wbo live slorg its line or near by
whfcro it la supposed they should have
tho greater individual knowledge of
the business interests oi the road. We
do not object to the reproritation of
the oouttira that have no etook became
they arc ooniigucus to the road and
have its welfare at heart, but what we
do object to is Craven not being repre
sented according to its interests' at
stake.
It was duiing the administr&iion of
Gov. Scales that s portion of the board
aui the StKte'a f roxy were appointed
from off the line aud it met with much
disfavor by our people and we hope
that Gov. Holt w!U consider the matter
and see that a more equitable distribu
tion in the management of the road is
derived at.
OUR COUSTRY.
It's Rapid Advance In SeienceiatKl what
May Yet lie Accomplished.
The geniuB of man hae ever gono for
ward and today its advancement is
greater and more wonderful than hae
been recorded in any age.
A few remarks from the Wilson Mir
ror graphically describes some of the
possibilities:
'The earth is throbbing form zone to
zone under the restless activity and
power of mind . Never has the world
witnessed suoh a grand achievement
and glorious triumph of intellect and
genius.
A little ten-year-old boy living off ia
the oountry, who never saw rail rod,
has no conception of a printing preass,
street cars, electrio lights, gas lights,
telegraphs or telephones, Yet be may
live to eee the curves in our railroads
abandoned and enveloped in grass, and
magnmoent air-line trunk railways,
ribboned with three, four or six steel
tracks, over whioh a hundred trains
shall go thundering along daily at the
rate of sixty to one hundred miles per
hoar, with no wood, no ooal, no water
about the engine. He may live to see
the great metropolitan dailee duplica
ted simultaneously in all the leading
oitiea of this oountry and of the
world.
He may live to eee the day when the
telegraph will be disoarded and ignored
as being too slow and too tedious. He
will doubtless live to see the telegraph
brought to suoh perfection that it will
virtually annihilate spaoe. He may
see the day when friends living on op
posite sides of the continent may, by
means of photograpbio processes, be
brought face to f aoe and look eaoh other
in th.e eye, as they talk through the tel
ephone, as freely and fluently as if
sitting together. He may live to see
the day when an agent of the weather
bureau, located at Raleigh, will Inform
the central office at Washington that a
drought prevails In a given section of
tha State, and that agent will be or
dered to give it rain, and it will be
done.
The possibilities of human genius and
solentiflo achievement have never yet
been fathomed."
The Tortures of the Inquisition
Inflicted by the dread Torqnemadabave
abominable prototypes iu the shape of
ohronio rheumatism and neuralgia.
Attaok these agonixins; complaints
before they reach the chrooio stage
with the snperb blood depurent,
Boetotter'a Stomach Bitters, whioh
will assuredly expel their virus from the
Ufa stream. To procrastinate is to
encourage the growth of incipient
rheumatism, whioh rapidly tightens Its
grip upon the system. It ia the very
octopus oi diseases, ana painiui naeea
is the olesp of its dreadful tentacles.
Be prompt, therefore, take time by the
foreiook, always - remembering that
both rheumatism' tad kouI. close
relatives, are dangerous as well as
painful. ' Debility, ofallla and fever,
blllioui remittent, dyspepsia, oorutl ca
tion, liver complaint, nervousness and
kidney diaease luooumb to the Bitten.
Appetite end the ability to sleep well
are unprovea py it. ;
"Sewerage For Small Towns."
The extract published below from an
article on "Sewerage for small towns"
by Prof. Cady Stanly, Bobool of applied
soience, Cleveland. Ohio, is sensible,
praotical and worthy of more than a
light perusal. It deserves a thoughtful
reading and the truths it contains
should be carefully returned in the
minds of eaoh reader.
Id the early stages of the formation
of a town, nd special attention Is paid
to sanitary matters. The same meth
ods for the disposal of solid and liqnid
refuse are employed as in a farming
community. Eaoh household adopt
the plan that suits him best. And even
if the plan be in every way objection
able so long as the houses are far apart,
no one will care to interfere. But
when, with the growth of the town.
the houses are placed closer together
the condtion become entirely changed.
The sanitary condition of the immedi
ate surroundings of each individual
concerns not only himself but the
whole community in which he lives:
and what was before a personal matter
now becomes a question of public poli
cy.
The presence of man brings pollution
to eart'i, air and water. Where ever
human beings are congregated in large
numbers, the disposal of the solid and
liquid refuses becomes a serious prob
lam. Hanitary matters will not take
oaro of themselves; proper sanitary reg
ulations are a necessity.
In some town tae wull water na9
grown so notoriously bad from sewage
pollution that the poopls hr.ve boon
driven by sheer tieo.isaity to bring in a
supply of pure water by suitable water
works, and still uu sitpj are Uftea
towerds cosstruotini; sev ers.
It is not eufllcianttoeimpiy bring wa
ter into a town, prcvi-niou must be uiado
for caryiog it out again. Water is tuo
scavenger. It purifios tha air by fal
ling throuU it. I; cl.-anses oir. uoi,at3,
our clo.'aia, our food, aud ouraelvea ,
and having onoo lnu srliod it must be
oarriod away again, lu doing tuia it
maybe made the vehicle for carrying
away c:hcr rofu v. t'.ch mujt be got
ten rid "f. T'.-or? ari many ci-iej
which liave pre ?- Ld tlir-nswives vith
an abundant supply of water, but have
mado uo provision for dijposiag of it
after it had be-30 lulled with filth.
Iuoreaeing r,!i; vi-ciar supply without
providing for its overll.iw after it uaB
been fou'e J, only malioa a bad matter
worse. The number and eizs of the
oees-pool muat be i;;oi6"oed. Inf-'.ead
of draining lue e-l!, .b : miuou sense
would dictate, additional water is
poured into it by the millions of gallons,
and year by year tho ?oil is more thor
oughly soaked wUh sovr&ge. The
streams cf filthy walor whic h may be
neon running in the open drains, lead
ing from back yerds into the streets toll
a story which oil csn read, and the
effect of this state of offaira caa be
plainly seen if tho Health Ofticer mall i
full reports.
Tho beneficial i fleet of Boweratie is
proven by ab;ind.)i5 tr.-.tij'.ica
A mcriiod deorca-jo ia lue uunouut of
tikneea, and a lowering of the death
rate always follows the conotruotion of
a system of sewcis uhioa act elHoicn ly
in carrying away '. he sewage end drains
the soil.
The convenionca of an effective sow
erage svntem and its importance ia pro
moting the heallhfulness of any city,
town or village is generally but little
appreciated by tho average inhabitant
until its establishment being a prao
tioal demonstration to hit immediate
observation and experience.
Memphis, Tennessee, furnishes one of
tho most striking evidences of the bene
fits acoruing from seworage. Imme
diately after its last visitation with yel
low fever the oity put in whnt was,
considering its size and population, the
most complete system of sewerage of
any placo in the United States, extend
ing throughout its length and breadth,
and the result was it paid in every way.
There wss an immediate and pormonent
inorease of health to an astonishing ex
tent and the oity is now one of the
brightest and cleano6t that can ba found
and not only so but tho expenditure has
redounded to the financial betterment,
the oity having from that time been
remarkably prosperous And flourishing
from a business standpoint.
Conl! lined.
The favorable ImpVoseion produced on
the first appearanoe of the agreeable
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few
years ago hae been more than confirmed
by the pleasent experience of all wbo
have used it. and the suooesa of the
propritors and manufacturers the Cal
ifornia rig Dyrupm-iupauy.
Jiotiec Hoard of Trade
Th9re will be a meeting of tho Board
of Trade at their rooms on Craven street
this Tuesday, September 1st, at 8
o'olook. p. m. All members bra earn
estly requested to be present.
VV. IS. bKELLINQS, BeC'y.
S. R. STREET,
General
LIFE AND FIRE
Insurance Agent,
NEW BEENE, N. 0.
5c, Oigrt"
IN THE CITY,
THE " FAVORITE,"
For Sale by
I!
Absolutely Pure.
A cruam cf tai.,r bdi r. idi-r. j
Highest of ail iu loav-.n r ; , -ru :lh. j
Latent 1', S (!!:; ii i! ! ' !. i J: ,-i n t I
NO I IT H CAROL.! : A I
CKA V JEN Col'N i . I
The Bd. of Oom 'r.On:.
riaintlll. vs. J'hi' .
Jo. Nfliaor., I'i-i.-, 1
Pursuiir-t to : . 0 su
perior Court of 1 In1 i -. 1 . i. i;n()
nt fcprici; 'iVrni. v, 1 , r r 1 "i
Ihe court l.oi r-- r , , . - en n y,
Aionilcy, (K'l-j: i"- " -v-'i.-the
follow Ins m: s o' n-il
sltoate on Treat : .. r U.
(faveu county, ru v in t . 0
from L. H. Mi!Ue::'i :i t I'rr'v s.
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iii'l.-o of tin' - 1.: : -lit ,.ve"
o;u-ty, N O
The li-J. of C-jmia'' r-s (.. "j v i-1
Fmlntiir, vs. Geo.. b Hi;, t : Iof'
PiirsrfcTit to a TaJ,-"'1 : ' f -cca.t
-M t-io h'uijV 1 . 1 n-i
Bprlug ;.un, I 'Li .'
court I'.oufte d:r rf Cmvm 'm,!ivi
dftf; October 5, r ''1, i2 ( "j.ori: - 1
Ing luni, v-z: VVi H. it-s t-f Jn . 1 i.;
Cjaailer, No. Tiwn.p. " i-vcn
tiding tl:e snme luud 'c. 1! v '. m ad
Itit'hard J liroi'lc oml wii'u i ;i
rccfflei1 ,n Hot; -i !;; -- :.r -.
auu -"ilit. Cra. pi: . o 'y, n-.-A h.sj
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an1 -vvlfu 10 c."pv. i'o;. ; I o
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of Newbvrt n, . .
rtbcpaid ond Cinuu-
ii
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Tho Htl. of 0lut)l1PsonerK iffmiiu rotlLtv.
plalni.li, . K'J J : 1 11. r. ItKO i s.
Pursuiit 1 10 a J;i,!i'Jt oi ilio Hhi--i'-i
court of lUe nt'ov.- hid'-, -mm! ccin.ly Ht
Hprlug term, 1 Hal. 1 w.'.i soil fur oi-ali lit ll-e
court house -loor 4.lHtu c-u-ty, on
Momly. October. i 1M,'I nt u r- - I - :, .u.nn
Ibe fullowkiK rtesi-rilit-u l--il, v,i : ' u h: -dred
auU fifty aTt- rix.in or U-h, on
Samuel!) Ip.ti-1, No. i tuwiih..; I'r.veii oun-
ty. .a-ar.rltn-il Id a need Ifom .il K. r.
Ferry. Admrof N-.rm-in J.vkiou, dee'rt, to
ltoberl H. ne, J.llt-d Pe.')Wfrtl'.-r "th, IMW.
ami recon-c la liook . '. i' 211, ofrlce
ofilie Kc s'.er of 1ui . id c : my.
'-.IDiJLK, Com-
T'ne Kd.'-.f Coinmlfialonora of "i avert county,
plalullir, va Jinr--. H Mu re and Francis
Moore, hlawlio, lrfiit'.iili-
Puraualit to n Ji;c-:!iuiit rl Ihe Hnperlor
oourt of the n-wv.i Ht le nd county al
Spring term, lhl, I v l . Ki ll for cash at the
oourt house d--or o: ( .v,-n county on Moo
day, (icloher '. U, :-.t 12 o'ciocK, all the
following loml, viz; Part o! lot No- :'.) on
the West iHe of Jonsa sircci, Ni ijern, N O.
adlolnlnti Hie u-'sof Abram Hlrrnn:r. Mary
A Uroaiittrftt, l.elrs l' i-. y roonell-
J W B1UDL.K, Colli-
Just Eeceived
A FULL LINE FALL & WINlEU
SAMPLES. A Jjb let rf Sui'.icfis just
received. Will Bell Suits nnd Over
coats low for tUo Df-it ll irtv dayn.
N. LI. Caskili.,
New Bcrno, N. C, Au;. 3. d2w
uses
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 fine drivers,
draft and saddle horses,
which will he sold
cheap. Our Motto is
Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
Call and see us be
fore you buy: it will be
la a E
just mw,:
Yeung Kentucky mi
West Viraia
i n
Horsesm
to your advantage.
n. HAHN & CO.
j The parents of children v-' . take
musio lessons should obtain fr" a me a
' pamphlet entitled :
I
1 "A FEW WORDS
addressed u tVio
PARE ,
concerning ibe
MUSICAL ED J- 'ATION
of the
CHILD."
CHA3. L. GAS1CILL.
m the mim
Wo
small
a i
lot
Vs
i.-j-i lisle and
mil I
m'V:we will sdi
3;C3Rt.
which
V-
Umbrellas
0
O
3
(
Biding V c ?ix.es.
We are prepared : make to order
anything in tho line t
Drays, Carts, Buggies,!
or other Riding Vehicles. All work '
built btrong and finished in a handsomt
manner,
G. H. WATERS & SON. j
New Heme, N. C. au25dwtf
Of the Bisters of Mercy.
NEW DEUNE, K. C.
Tiie Coui'60 of Instruct ion finl-i' irf :; u I! I li
biaiit'ht'3 m rossary to the aC'iutnt on .)i
siUld aiid rellntd educalloo.
Diil'orer.co of rl'ion will not : - fit
11 the admlfSKlnti of puj.Us.
drawing, I.o'ik-Uiiei-i'.K, Vocnl '. : i-1 -.
t'l issj, PHlu ftDd Kuui-y Net J!-v,( i !; .l ;i.
form extra charjiB.
l.odsoiis on Tifino fxiul uman, r smtiP -. .
.mu Water t.'olors, ruutel ad iMiiaineni
ill Art, extra.
FaU Term opens Sn-
For furtber porttculars apv'y to Mu I m
tioasof tbe Acu-leniy. au;'iwt(
er,
DEALERS IX
Stoves,
General Hardware,
AND
Harness,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, 1
Paints, Oils, Varnish,!
Glass and Putty,
Lime, Plaster, Hair
and Cement,
Agents for DEV0E &
CO S celebrated Ready
Mixed Paints, which
are strictly pure.
i
goods.
. middle Street.
j luneWdfftf
h WILLIS,
Of
Keepii Everything on
Land usually found
in a
;s?:K:3ss Grosery,
Midd'o ? . TSfcw Berne, N.0.
0 AD FANCY
DRY GOO OS.
Lowest nu$
C.
',2 "h &
lauk'M
2a .
i.tiii
'1 w
.. )(-
w lb
:, cnt
Rid
ill
-. 1. 1 -(il' -,T. I
I UHt nr Iwd.
I ha.i Jn4t rcc:-lv; afresh
;)i.b!-:o tittvn chains.
. Mr -MO
All:
ixy--;irn. Wa lilve a written
eili'll chain.
i'!;. 1. 'It WAV I P, anil 1'MH KX
F. Av.tY HOW x, Oome In ami -e
C. EATON ?
.alto ilapllht Cbur.-li.
Kent.
- .null Front al r.'--t
a ll.pilul, Aj .!
A. K. liK.-.N I-
!-.lely
DN.
u! :u -j3 lomatccs.
4t " Peachc;-,
100 " Brandy? aches
-l at-.,
h0:j) CHEAP.
Reduction in Old Vir-
i Also, lioraforii Broad
Prpparstioi?,
JSi
0.
: v h - -
:S5
w - m m s
atcb.es,
CLOOKS AND
Jewelry.
ir Neatly Done.
Everybody Invited.
To
ft! r-ie-nli- or ilio season to be
Rlvon Ui ,ov. he
i " i l.cxi Mtitnrday! Cool
r"i: s, -vch hh leraomule,
:. i i I.KKof.-.iiflrirrt. Haven
;eiwni L-ci In slieii(lnce
ana ipih - .i n-
Ac, will So r... ii
tnU-n-pin s m: ,
n-l piliVoas u:ti ro .r- e on the most imoort-
ant latino c-f t)i tiay Kln-ince. Thoy will
Inforni tJio jifloi-.o Ii.ht to Kot moto mouey
and mnke It go furlhor. Tho opening ad
dress will be delivered by BlK Ilio. Hts .uh.
ject will b,"Vno tho davll Is he? and whore
ne oame iron7" e win enuoavor to show
the people the sd vantage of the ouh sy.teai
and how It Is he ean glv ft S3 cent present
to all who trade a dollar with him. Be will
explain to the pt-ople why he Ba.redaeed Ui
prloe of his , K and 50 cent women and
children .hoes down to V), S3 and 30 con w a
pair. Brhiu your children along and got
them a pair and let tiiem see Biff Ikots I
tijoyacool aurt refrcHlnnK class of '
onade. Now, ir tli mrclt,m
ean afford to lo--i futm to
by ore-Ufii: . -
many ne
on tn'
(.,. ,
t
a political diplomat. M .
Children Jty for. Pitcher'j'.Castorji
LUCAS & LEWIS.