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VOL; X.--NO. 145.
NEW BERNE, N. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
LOST A bnnch of keys on ordinary
ting. A toward will be paid (or
their return to Journal offloe.
ROOMS to 1st In pleasant locality.
Famished or unfurnished. Suitable
for housekeeping- Apply at Journal
- offloe.
OLD papers for sale at the Journal
office by tha doztn, hundred or
thousand. tf
INSURE with the MUTUAL BENE
FIT LIFE IS8UBA.NCE 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 lending
Company in the State ia 1800 Healthy
male persons taken from fourteen to
seventy years old.
augStf D. T. Camuway, Agent.
NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi
ol,c and nhsmtonla, O. P. Popular
Proprietary Medlolnes. All varieties or
Druggist'. Sundries. Tmeses and Breo s.
New orop Garden 8eed. Pine and Large
Htook Cigars and Tobacco, all new. Pre
scription, accurately oomponnded (and not
at was prices), oar m tto and our success.
O. C. OR d) JEN. Druggist and Apothecary,
JMIddl. 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.
AROTIO SODA and Coca Cola
at 8am 'l B. Waters.
COME and Examine my Large and
Varied Stock of Merohandise that
Is now being sold AT COST to make
room for new fall stock.
jyl7tf M. H. Sultan.
Otjb-government considers the
troubles in Chili at an end.
Chili is to hold her election on
October 13. The chances are that
enough campaign liara survived
the war to insure the usual exciting
time.
The First National Bank, of
Elizabeth Oity, N, 0., is authorized
to begin business with Ghas. II.
Bobinson as president, nnd Samuel
A. Green as cashier. The capital
is $50,000.
The Czar bacancelled his en
gagement to meet Emperor Wil
liam of Germany, and tbo act is
interpreted as proof that Russia
does not consider it necessary any
longer to retain the good will of
Germ any.
The-Moslem University at
Oiiro, Egypt, is said to be the
largest university in the world. It
has 10,000 students and 370 pro
fessors. The Koran is the only
book used for grammar, law, phy
siology and theology, and the
students study and repeat it con
tinnally. R. G. Dunn & Go's says, All
le turns of the condition of business
are encouraging. From nearly
every city reporting there comes
the same cheering information that
business is better and prospects
brighter. Tbo financial outlook is
clearer and trade is good all over
the country.
Chops are so good all over the
country, even the cotton crop, that
the leaders of the political move
ments, into which tho farmers have
been drawn, are gotting uneasy
lest the farmers will lose interest
in third party politics In the work
of getting in their hay, com, etc.
There are crops to save.
The appearance of Col. Shepard
on the Ohio stump indicates one of
two things. The Republican com
.mittee is confident that there is
nothing under the snn that can
impair Maj. McKinley's prospects,
or else it has given up all hope and
proposes to have a little fun for the
time and money expended.
The Republicans of New York
nominated a strong man for Gov
ernor in the person of J. Sloat
Fassett. To defeat him the Demo
cracy must unite. For some time
past it has been believed that
EoBwell P. Flower would be the
- Democratic nominee, but there
seems to be a growing belief that
David B. Hill will be the candidate.
The Convention will meet in a few
days at Saratoga. ," . ;
..:: Gov, Hill of New -York occu
; pies a singular position. - He is
Governor, U. S. Senator elect,
candidate for the presidential nomi
nation,' and it is said that he is
willing to be nominated for Gover
nor at the - Saratoga convention
this week. . The, records of the TJ.
8. Senate since the establishment
of the government fail to show
another case of a Senator ungues
, tionably elected who withheld his
'credentials so long as Got, Hilf has
done. 'So far as the official roster
of the Senate shows, there is bnt
one Senator from the State of New
York Mr. Hisoock and the Sec
retary of the Senate has lying Jn
Lis ; safe , nncLlmed over f3,000
r'n-y-r".! r ""- r ' ' i
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. M. Howard New Goods.
Baker Mattress Mfg. Co. See adv.
Jimmie Restaurant.
United States Deputy Marshal C. B.
Hill, left for Beaufort last night to
attach the eteamer Beaufort in ad
miralty. Cinternrr M. E. Churoh Social,
Working and Literary Sooiety, will
meet at Miss Chattie Credle's at 8
o'olook tonight.
Mr. Guy Chadwick from Straits, and
Miaj Elizabeth Porter, of Core, entered
the New Berne Collegiate Institute
yeatsrday tuether with soveral addi
tional scholars of the citr-
Our townsman Mr. J. W. Moore has
made arrangements to open up a res
taurant. He says it will be made first
olass in every respect and that he will
cater to both home and pnblio favor.
Mr. F. L. Pitman, ohief engineer of
tbo Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston railroad, made the first
purchase in the city for the railroad
yesterday a supply of groceries for the
parties that are now making the surveys
to determine the line of the road.
News was reoeived yesterday morn
ing of the death of Mr. Walter Wood, a
brother-in-law of Mr. Geo. Bowden of
the city. He died Sunday night at the
residence of his father, Mr, 8. R. Wool,
near Trenton in the 18th year of his age
after a brief illness from a rising on the
jaw in wbioh he is supposed to have
taken cold.
A perfeotly groundless rumor of
which no one could tell the origin wes
circulated in the city yesterday to the
effect that Rev. E. M. Forbes was dead.
Hia mnny friends will be glad to know
that the good old gentleman is in his
usual health and was out visiting yes
terday. A telegram last night brought
the information.
The eteamer Neuso took out good cx
hibits from New Berne for the Eliza
beth City Fair yesterday. Mr. Adolph
Conn had three fine pianoajand an organ
and Profs, bhaw and Walnau were
along to cause them to give forth their
sweetest strains of mune. Mr. J. D.
Honolcy also went with bis largo and
choioe collection of animalB, birds and
reptiles.
Still Another Industry.
Nearly every day brings forth tome
new and important progressive move
ment for New Berne. Capt- J. M.
White who has recently sold his milling
property at Kinston has decided to es
tablish a barrel and box faotory in
New Berne.
Capt, White Is a go-ahead business
man and we are glad to have his plant
located hero.
His will be the first barrel factory in
the city and the need for one is shown
by the fact that about U, 000 freight
was paid by our truckers on barrels
used daring the last season besides the
purohaae money. There were not less
than 820,000 worth of barrels used here
daring the season and all the money
might have been kept at home and re
mained in circulation here had a good
barrel factory been running.
The N. C. Experiment Station at the
Southern Exposition.
During the approaohing Exposition to
be held in Raleigh during the oomlng
Ootoberand November the Experiment
Station will be well represented. It
will be the beet Illustrative exhibit of
all the divisions of the Station ever
prepared, and will give visitors the best
possible idea of what the Station is for,
what it is doing and what it has dona
for the farmers of North Carolina. A
full ohemioal laboratoiy will be in
operation, showing various analyses ac
tually being 'oarritd on. A botanical
laboratory will be shown also.
The agricultural division, showing
field testa and improved methods of
farming, the botanioal division, the
horticultural, the entomologioal, the
meteorological all will be fully repre
sented in attractive styles.
The exhibit will be instructive and
interesting and will doubtless prove
popular place far visitors who desire to
become more famil'ar with (he work of
the Station.
Goldsboro Fair Schedule and Rates.
Reduoed rate tiokets for the Golds
boro Fair were'plaoed on sale yesterday
morning by the A. and N. O. Railroad.
They will continue to be on sale until
the 17th inst and will be good to return
until tha 19th.
' The tohedule has been changed for
tha three day! of the Fair so that the
train will go np sooner and corns back
later. Th la is done te giro a good op
portunity for attending the Fair. The
train will leave New Bern a) 7:50,
Bee schedule in another column. A
good crowd fremNew Berne ought to
attend each day. Fare, $1.70 for the
round trip, Inoludlng admission to the
Fair.' - , , '
Spoolal efforts hay been made' to
have this Fair an excellent one; Rac
ing will be a prominent feature 'and
from all accounts ii will be, better
than usual. Many fine hones have
been enteredamong tha number Is Mr.
Bachelor's superb horse Pamlioo, the
best in the Btate, wbioh has taken many
premiums North and has the best
! s f e y 1 ifse in the world on the
Corrected List.
Some typographical errors appeard
in the tax liet as published Saturday.
The following items should have read
thus :
Total city polls betweeu 31
and 60 years of age
966
ah other personal property
(city) S 230,713
Total aggrate value real and
personal property in eity... $1,820,062
Aggregate value railroad track
(50 miles), rolling stock,
shares capital stock, etc, ... 316,013
Total value of land in Craven
county, estimated at its true
value in money $818,836
Amount of State tax to be
oollected this year $ 8,703 18
Total amount of taxes to be
colleoted this year 350,276.11
Coming aud Going.
Mr. L. W. Jordan of Toyah. Texas,
who has boon visiting bis wife's rela
tives in tlio city left, returning home
yesterday morning.
The eteamor Neuae took out the fol
lowing passengers yesterday : Mr. F. L.
Pitman, chief engineer of the Carolina
Construction Company en-route from
the points of Burvey for the N. W. & C.
R. R. to Norfolk on a business trip
in connection with the road; Mr. A.
Conn and Profs. R. B. Shaw and
Eugene Walnau to attend the Elizabeth
City Fair with a dixplay of musical
instruments. Mr. J. D. Henslsy to
attend the same fair and exhibit his
menagarie and aviary; Mr. N. TUdale
to attend the fair for pleasure; Mr. Jos.
B. Clark going to Philadelphia after his
family who have been visiting relatives
there; Mrs. K. C. Kehoe accompanied
by her little daughter. Mamie to visit
her son, Mr. C. M. Kehoe in Boston,
Lieut. S. S. Willett returning to Phila
delphia from a visit to his family in
the oity; Dr. F. P. Gates and Sam '1
Campen, of Bayboro, on a business trip
to New York, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Hussey who have been visiting relatives
at Adam's creek and the family of
Capt. O. W. Wallace in this city return
ing homo aooompanied by Miss Annie
Taylor of Adams creek on a visit to
them.
Judge Ueo. Giean and wife roturued
last night from spending the summer in
the western part of the Stata.
Mr. J. L. n. Missillier of Henderson
arrived to. spend a few weeks visiting
relatives in the oity, his old home.
Mrs. E. A. Howell and Mrs. W. P.
Marshall returned from a visit to rela
tives at hi Grange. Mrs. Howell's
neice, Miss Bertha Fields accompanied
them back to viait Miss Lizzie Iljwell.
Mr. B. C. Jones went down to More
head to make preparations for conduct
ing a drug business there
Messrs. H. V. Fries and Henry Bolo,
of Salem, passed through en route to
Morehead to spend somo lime enjoying
the fishing there.
LEMON ELIXIR.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliounees and constipation, lake
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and f oulii omach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For Biok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir-
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomaoh,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. If. Mozley,
Atlanta, Go.
50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
druggists.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WHITES.
After ton years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered kid
neys and constipation, I have been
oured by Dr. Mozloy's Lemon Elixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. C. O. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
No. 28 Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga.
Pensions Paid in August.
A statement prepared at the Pension
Offloe shows that during the month of
August last 24,478 pension certificates
of all classes were issued, the first pay
ments of wbioh aggregated $2,714,483,
or an average of $110 81 to each pen
sioner. Wash. Post.
New Clearings In Frontier Settlements
Often give birth to miasma, as one of
the first fruits of an 1 upturning of the
soil. Malaria is a relentless foe to the
newly arrived emigrant if he be unpre
pared to meet it by the nse of a reliable
preparative and preventive. 1 1, there
fore, behooves those seeking the far
West in searoh of homes to provide
themselves with a medioinal guaranty
againt ohills and fever, bilious remit
tent and ailments of kiodted origin.
Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters has for
nearly half of a century been esteemed
the best. From Maine to Oklahoma,
from Viotoria to San Juan del Bud, Us
acknowledged superiority meets with
no challenge in localities where it has
been used. - Medical testimony, the
most positive and direct backs np the
general verdict, no less In regard to its
virtues In ease of liver complaint, dys
pepsia, constipation, rheumatism and
kidney ailments, than in oase of mala
rial disease.
An Aeronaut Drowned In the Hudson.
Niw Yobk, Sept. II' A man who
had given his name as George White, of
Chicago, was drowned in the Hudson
River late Wednesday afternoon after
making a balloon ascension from the
pleasure grounds known as Eldorado,
on the Palisades. The balloon began to
desoendvery quickly when direotly over
Hudson River, and White, slipping off
the bar, hung from it by his hands un
til the balloon struck the water and
ooliapsed with him Underneath. Sever
al boats of various kinds .Immediately
went to the spot, bnt there was no traoe
of White and his body has not yet been
recovered. .,-:
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
SESSION.
Licenses and Petitions Granted Public
Road Ordered Opened Clermont
Bridge Sheriff's Accounts.
The Board convened at the court
house at 11 o'clook, a. m , on Monday
September 7th, 1891.
Present, Commissioners, E. W.
Smallwood, Dan'l Lane, J. A. Meadows
and Wm. Cleve.
Ordered, That A. Goldburg & Bro.,
peddlers be granted a license to paddle
with one horse on his paying the add i
tional tax to the Sheriff, he having
already been granted license to peddle
on foot.
A petition having been read from
township No. 3, asking for a levy of
$150 for tho year 1891 to repair fence
around said Flock law district in es:i
township, it ia
Ordered, That the petition be granted
and the levy be made.
A letter from Gen. Robt. Ransom, U.
S. engineor at New Berne enclosing
circular lettle from Capt. W. H. Bixby,
captain of engineers, U. S. A. was
reoeived and ordered to be filed.
The report of the freeholders to es
tablish a publio road from Dixon's mill
to Piney Neck road pursuant to the
former order of this board made at its
April meeting, 1891, being submitted to
this board, it is
Ordered, That tho paid report bo con
firmed and the eaid publio road if
hereby established in aocordanoe with
the Baid potition and report. It is
further ordered that tho board of super
visors of said township Bhsll appoint
overseer and hands to work said road
and that a copy of this order be trans
mitted to the said board eupervisors by
the olerk of this board.
The board took a recess to Thursday
next at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, September 10, 1891.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Commissioners Jas. A.
Bryan, ohairman, E. W. Smallwood,
Daniel Lane and Wm. Cleve.
Ordered, That tho coun'.y attorney
take suoh steps as may be uooetBsry to
socure the return to the county of the
tax lists now in tho hands of the ex
sheriffs. Ordered, That the clerk notify W. F.
Foy that in order to have the reduction
which be auks for, made in the valua
tion of his lands, it will be nooobaary
for him to produoe the certificate of the
registrar of Jones county that the num
ber of aores upon which said reduction
is claimed is listed in said Jones county,
also tho valuation at which listed.
Ordered, That the taxes charged to
Fanny Burney for 1890 on lot Metcaif
street, be remitted, the same having
been listed and tax paid by Emiline
Tuoker.
Ordered, That a voucher for $4.00 be
issued to Macon Bryan for benefit
Bryan Laughinghouse, pauper.
The board took a reoess to 10 o'olook
next day.
Friday, Sept., 11, 1891.
The board met at 10 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment. Present, Commission
ers, E. W. Umaliwood, Wm. Cleve,
Dan'l Lane and James A. Bryan,
ohairman.
Ordered, on motion, That a commit
tee consisting of Jas. A. Bryan, J. A.
Meadows and E. W. Smallwood are
hereby appointed a committee to oonfer
with T. L. WinQeld as to the most
advisable plan of fixing Clermont
bridge and that they be empowered to
make a written contract witb him, if in
their judgment Baid contraot appears to
be to the interest of Craven county,
and to submit the samo to the board
for notification or rejection at its next
meeting.
Ordered, That the property listed to
W. H. Miller, for 1890, be reduced in
value from $1000 to $109 on account of
error.
Ordered, ThatL. E. Cleve be released
from the payment of tax on $350 per
sonal property, listed on tax liet 1890.
the same being an error.
Ordered, That J. L. Bradehaw's pro
perty in No. 7 township be placed upon
delinquent list.
Ordered, That Louis Kocig6burg be
granted lioense to peddle on foot upon
the payment of proper tax to the
sheriff.
Usual bills allowed.
The board after a partial examination
of Sheriff Lane's accounts took a recess
until September 23d.
No griping or nausea after using
Brookfleld's Liver and Kidney Pills.
Will cure Biliousness, Constipation,
Torpid Liver and stomach troubles.
Sugar coated, oval. Price 25 cents.
Give them a trial. For sale by F. S.
Duffy, New Berne, N. C.
Mail Notice.
Daring Fair week at Goldsboro Sept.
15, 16 and 17 the mail will dose at 7:80
a. m. for the A. ft N. O. Railroad going
west. W. E. Clarke, P. M
"Praise undeserved ia scandal in
disguise." Pope.
We would not praise the shoes
we sell if we thought itundeserved,
but we know they are good, .but
they even turn out better some
times than we ever thought. A
prominent Guano manufacturer
said to us a few days ago "Here is
a pair ofshoes I bought of yon last
February a year ago, 'Nearly 20
months. ' Whit Shoet. They were
the Stacy Adams & Go's make and
band only at Howard's. The
prices range from 13.00 to 15.00.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavpuing strength.
Latest ( T. .S'. Qorcrnment Food Report
tisniiink Said to l!c Piiralj.cil.
London. Sept. 11. It id rumored that
Prince Biemarok has 6ullered anellack
of paralysis, bat dispatches from Ber
lin do not confirm the report, and
nothing ia known about the m:tlor r.t
the (Jerr.ian cap:t il.
An American .Hi .ioii:u y '-;'-1 : ? .,
Destroyed,
Washington, D. C. .September 10. Tne
Depaitment of State, hus ncoivoi r.
telegraphic despatch from 0u n.i-i : !i r
tekiii. report iug that u not hus
occurred at Iehacg on the Vaiij? tHe
Kiang river, in the provinco f iI:.o I'e
and tb.3t an establishraetit. of American
misfioi,ar:ee thore had to.-t: -.lei-troy? .i .
The K'biilHh t ii j
rhe onth Annual Elizabeth City Fail
will be held from the 10'h to the !'h
inet. i
To induoe attendanc from Now iiur '
the fare for the round trip by i.
eteamer Neuae has beeu put at i hrt
dollars which inoludeH eleepinp; c.coom
modations,
By takinz the Noasu tn the afi,.rrom.
o Wednesday lG'.h visitor will he ena
bled to spend all of Thursday in
Elizabeth City upon which day among
other attraction announced iii a bullcr
ascension and a parachute dooenc.
Returning Friday morning.
Tickets good only for the ti i.
4t C1EO. HENDERSON. .W.
Frog Lege, Qar.il ou loaai, e.ciU -well,
thoy will come in a little later
Regular Boarders, g.r 00 per week.
Transient, on European plan.
THOSE UMBRELLAS
have arrived and they are
beauties; especially those Steel
rods and Feather -weights
Our Fall Stcck of Clothing
has also arrived and comprises
tho FincSt Selected stock we
ever carried, an ! i n t is saying
a groat deal. V haw also a
lino of pretty.
LATEST STfLS 0ER3IES.
Ziegler's and Crossett's
Men's Fino Shoes which wo
have, need only to be mentioned.
A full line of
Ziofllcr's Ladies' Shoes
also just received.
Docs your Boy need a suit ?
See ours before buving also n
nice BALL and BAT FKEK
with every suit.
Barrington & Baxter.
Fair and Stock Association.
Round Trip Rates to Goldsboro
September 14th. 1891.
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To A venta ml N. C. Knllro.ul:
You Will sail ticket! to the !) vn Col. Is
boro Fair from your utalion to iinidhinirn
and return te follows: TicJio'b obeousHle
HepU Uth to 17th. louirelve, pood to return
moiuaiinuop'. niu. iiyimlmva not sum
clent nam ber of ttofccU order them utoneu
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Retnrnlns. train wilt leave Qoldabomat
6 o'olook, p, m.
Tim fable 23 of Oet. S3. 1890. will bi ra
mmed ob and alter Bept. 18th, 189U .
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REDUCTION ill Old
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Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation. j
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LUCAS & LEWIS.
BUGGIES,
CARRUGES,
ROAD CARTS,
HARNESS.
Will bo pold low for (,'uHb or eccurcd
Notes.
Horses and Mules kept
m STOCK.
J. W. STEWAET-
NOTICE.
My wife (Malvina O. Moore) having
left my bed and board, without my
ooneent or desire, this Is to notify all
persons, that I shall not be responsible,
for any contracts made by her on any
account whatever. -".?';. :; --i. .,, .
- A. P. MOORE.
Newbsrn, N. O., Sept. 8, 1801. , lOt
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SPFP. A OT
j Tne P"t of children wholaTe
! muaic ,,', n9 itan from me a
!pa",!b'' 11 nti:leii
"A FEW WORDS
ad'lresaed to tho
PAKEMT
e m , riling the
M'.SI'AL KDU 'ATION
of the
CHILD."
CHAS. L. OASK1LL.
jj :o clt r
A Firei Class Man to run Dressing
and Matehinir Machine. t& One who
thorouKhly ur.iierHinn.ie running and
keeping the machine in order.
KINSTON LUMBER CO.
serlOd&wlw. Kinston, N. C.
FOR SALeT
Two BRAND NEW Georgia
Cotton (Jins, :S.j and 4.1 Saws
each, for -.all' by llijr Ike at 45
and :") dollars, each. Factory
price no and 1 j: dollars, each.
(,::.,:
K'0 I'M.
"i!' i veil to call and
t&2.
...r lllll of .KOI VESIIIl
: A: :
;p.v,
!:. White
i 4.';lv ii.
FOUHTA1H
i ::v-just received afresh
i'l . T.J'.P MOLD Oil AINU.
:: Wo give a written
' i imln,
'; V ' J- arrt PBICRS
unrri
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:. EATON,
nit,:in iinplln Oiur.-h
Horsesifolules
lies . I usi Arrived
A ilii'i'vo Car Loads of Young
K ION T i: n;v arid WEST V A.
EORKS ATID MULES
I' l '.i!! to 7 Y ears Old.
EXTRA FINE DRIVERS,
1 r.ti i and Saddle Horses,
Which Will Be Sold Cheap.
l&o Mice Variety of
Carriage, Baggies, Carts,
Harness, Whips,
Lap Lobes. Dusters v.tc.. etc.
Dl !i .MOTTO IS
Quick Sales Small Profits.
Call and see us before you
huv: it will be to vour .-Lilvantao-n
to do :
I. HAHN & GO.
S. l. STREET,
General
IE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent,
NSW BERNE, N. C.
T. W. I'fi'Vl.i . A, II. I-OWELti.
DEWEY & POWELL,
Ufa, Fire and Marine
INSURANCE.
Oi' KieK IN
Faismeks and Mkuchants Bank
NEW BEliNE, N. C.
WILL 15K GLAD TO SERVE YOU.
sopll "w
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Having removed my place of business to
South Front Strket,
Three doors East of the Gaston House,
where I will be pleased to serve my
patrons as heretofore. I shall keep
constantly on hand - ,
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of the very best " - .. .
Foreign and Domestic Goods.
- , R. SAWYER,
teplltf " FaRhfnnshfa T-""
km Arrived :
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