' ., i..'.' .vini,
J ilA-ftfc
' J ... ') ! II it 1 1 1
iQUXD near Meadow's. Grist mill.
one bunch keys.flSVWJ sCij brtk
'r08A0Ci-l i'oi jr.wvii fteJOithaet
J. market prJaea.fMyoucTobaoeo.ebip
it Mf Ilani WaMboMarOarkmvHAC.,i
ore Jno.E Huo1WVCi ;
TO ONE whrf oanrcopy musio in
the services of one who undcrstetMie
harmony siMsfl ntereetti t, although
AGENTS WANTED. Free prepaid
oirtnf toertretle men.' Sever, of
one talesman .have earned .from $70 to
100 a week foryeaw part1.-!. O; Box
imrweir To: " -
QLD feptAWrfe&leatthe'JOyBftl.
ofBee -by' the do no,' huoerW or
thousand, tf
IN80RE-wW4h MU.TUAIi BENE
FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Newark, N. J. and get all the bene
fit of life Buranoe before; -or fter
death; f; Fotiy-eiJ years inibuBlemis.
Forty-six millions assets. The leading
Company in the State ln 1890 Healthy
male fcersonstakin f$o$ fourteefa to
seventy years old fiTff i f& Wt
NEW DRUG 8TORE. Drugs. Medi
oli.es and Ohemloels. O. , P. PODUlar
Proprietary Medicine. All varieties of
uraggiat's nunuriee. Trusses anu israo a.
Maw crop Qarden 8osda Fine and Large
Mtook Cigars tad Vobaoeo. aix ntw. Pre
asrlptlona accurately compounded (and not
at was prloeev, our motto nod onr success.
O. O. ORMiBN. Drnfgtet and Apothecary,
: Middle St- (our doors from Pollock- im 'J
onTTrf anni ,'.it rwi rvi
'at 8 am !. B. Waters.
' Tn platform of the Democrats
of thi fitatrof Waahington de
I -a , rtinr - s-v if
. UUUUVUO bUD AIIU1VU VUl VUU(,lWOO
and toeXMcKlnley tariff,. and
deelaresTor frels Bllvef Coinage.
The Kepnblioan campaigners
are endeavoring to get tbe people
to admit that they were fools last
yeai4 iii condemning McKlnleyfsm
andihe Billion Dollar Pongrees.
" OhItjnget M. Dbpbw aaya that
it Mr, Flower is elected Governor
of New York, Cleveland and Hill
will prove to be back numbers, and
that he will be the presidential
nominee. - ;
Tax 1 cable brings intelligence
that the whole population o( many
villages in Aetrakan are absolately
dying, ; from stravfttion, and Afe 1
reported that parents are compelled
to eat their children. ' '
The National Woman's Farmers'
Alliarictf h'a been organized in
Kansas," and leotnrers are to be
sent into aQ the States to organize
snb Anianoes. r Their platform
favors woman suffrage.
Marshall Field & Go.,- im-
ported $1,400 "i worth" "of 'pearl
bnttqni jand' P'd I3.00Q datj ipa
the lot. These buttons are to be
sold to the people of Chicagoii Who
will ultimately pay that 13,000 as a
tribute" to -a mistaken .economio
policy T-i i'.v.t'.' kim-
' The LoniBville Farmers. Home
r Joornal,-- for nearly a : year the
offlolal ' organ ' of the FaroieraVAl
lianoey -in Kentucky, has given lip
its connexion with that organiza
tion. ;; Ibe reason assigned is that
tbe Aftia'nqe! .wisfies Vio".",gi1 into
1
' The Chinese, Government offers
, indemnity' to trie poWrs- for the
murder of foreigners and the des
trnctloiyf qfi their jpirdperty;ii the
recent, riots., ,A joantityof jrms
for secret societies Jias been, seized,
: and the Ghinese Government gives
assuranoe that it is capable of pre
; servinrordei'';"; ;. .."
. The Democrats of . Nebraska
have "spiked a Bepublioan gun by
prefacing their- , platform , with
thanks' toi God .for the bountiful
erops , The idea of the Bepublioan
organs is that thanks should be
given to the Harrison Administra
tion, . but , they will ' hardly have
Buffioient i assurance to contest or
criticise the action of the Nebraska
Democrats ,K " ' '"
Eteby Eennblican in the Al
liance that1 we havo' 's'een every
bolter " and disorganizer; every
independent; every, fellow that has
been tt secret enemy o'f the'Demo-
cratio party all along is howling in
the Alliance foe a third party. Bat
yoa rarely find a man who has been
. a true, consistend . Democrat who
favors party action by the Alliance
State Ohroniole.
This Legislature has refused to
give any money for an appropria
t!on at the World's Fair. Even
? the General Assembly next
: r ay follow in the same coarse,
' 'a thrift and wealth and
i i rid progress will be xe-
I ? r : -e is tie tanner
c , : ; i caji.-,::.::.
mi. .,,,, .i . , nt ,1 i ,'
T " 9 r-,?. TT
fijjfSJf,"J)VSTISEMl NTS.
Furniture polisher.
"Eneas ft !Aw1BKl5CSlfBto, '
J JttBwardw JokHaU.
Jsa. Red mona Annual Meeting.
Imm vi m j i ana
A)ontHM-MM IM hales,- &
Aioeaet i esfoot taaonM the
ettablieh'meat f.dailymaTl forTew
Tloketa for theoonoert tonight on sale
MtnaVplataok this morning at T. A.
;-fOa oiUaana ayree that a double dairy
mradiplejirifTtrafcl lrfaldjiOTe
rroi. vjto.-ii nmnonwiU N manga
rate Prtaldenl of' the State tfnfveraity
oommuoitjf f f Tho.;hp'lBteat 'nd
spend the mwty money In that com
unity.)
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The amonnt of building- and general
improvement in New Berne this year
surpasses all past records and it is still
inpreasing. ,
We understand thai Mr. Will Hunter
proprietor of the Gregory Hotel, Goldi-
boro, has made an assignment to Mr.
John 86ntherland. - -
The two Taoant ' Iota -on New street,
ad j lining the Methodist parsonage has
boea purchased by our townsman, Cap t.
8. B. Waters. Mr. Waters will soon
build on these desirable lota. ' f
The social meeting giren by the "S.
W. L." to be held at Miss Maud Green's
tonight, will be held next Tuesday
night instead, on acoount of the enter
tainment at the theatre.
We ate "glad to see that cotton sold
yesterday in our market for 8 cents per
poun,dU Thji it, .gratifying to bur farm
ing friends, aa the outlook at one time
was inclining to lower flgnres.
Mr. H. B. Duffy added two gentlemen
to his force yesterday.; Mr; Frank
Smith formerly olerk at Hotel Gregory,
Goldsboro, takes the position of book
keeper, and Mr. R. H. Tunnell of Hyde,
that of a salesman." f
Weh trust that the' theatre ' will be
filled tonight, The entertainment will
be of the highest order and the objsot
for wfiioh it isf sivan la moat excellent.
Secure' tiokets Uhlr morning, 'and thus
stimulate home' talent" and contribute
to a : worthy cause. 11 v
Mr.! u.i jr oilman- ba growing Hi bis
yard an ornamental bean known as the
Florida Jaok. The seed were brought
toi him from Florida by his daughter,
lira. Annie Howard. . Some of the pods
are jf over a foot long and two ln6hes
wme., vyoeo, muy ripe tney are var
nished and used as ornaments. The
beans ae pretty) etbbJbn oplor.
ut. j. o. Jiritue, foreman or ur. o
J.v Bbeelky's plaining , mills, met with
the 'misfortune' yesterday morning or
having his foot so badly mangled by
the lower knives of a plaining machine
that amputation of the front half of it
was rendered neoessary, the o Deration
being performed by Dra. Duffy. ' The
accident happened by Mr. Brittla'i
attempting to extrioate piece of mold
ing which hall oaught fast in the
maohine.
We are informed that it is almost a
regular occurrence on Saturday night
between midnight and day for a noisy
crowd, presumably .who have been
drinking, to make such a clamor as to
disturb some citizens who reside oloee
to the business part of the city. Last
Saturday night they went so. far aa to
move a thermometer from the door of
one business house to that of another
and to take away the front gate from a
residence add leave it in a yard two
squares away; It is hoped the offenders
will be oaught and the disorderly pro
ceedings Immediately suppressed.
The Church Disturbance.
E.' , G. Hiil, Esq., decided yesterday
that Bam Idlett and Dan Foy, colored
(who ware tried before him Saturday
on the oharge of disturbing religious
eervioea in James City the previous
Sabbath) were i guilty and he plaoed
them under a $gwr justinea bona each
for their appearanoe at Superior oourt.
A oounter, charge is ' now .'brought
against the pastor of the ehuroh, Bev
MoDanlel for disturbing the servioes,
the defendants in the first notion alleg-
tqg tht ho waa notro-eiectea ana tut
in attempting to hold seryice he was
disturbing a prayer netting whloh was
being htld4 The trial will be held be
fore yruai.!pr,$aq.1rto morrow
morning. .:.:. -r;-,L?..
The Lumber Combine. v fv .s.i&-:
: The twentytwt firms enumerated
below were the prime msrers 'in getting
np the meeting fot the protection of the
Interests of lumber men bnt about one
hundred other Important firms were
invited to attend and oq operate in the
effort?'' &.' ;M..is-?j;'V!t Pi!
Johnson & Whimsatt, Thomas W.
Smith, Washington, D. O.; Mullein ft
Dale, Otto Duker ft Co., E. W. Horst-
mler ft Son, The Tunis Lumber Co., G.
E. Sloan ft Bro., and Geo. O. Tyler, all
of Baltimore; W. L. Pearley, Bjeeoher
ft Bao., Wilmington; J. L, Boper Lum'
ber Co., Norfolk, Va., Southern Lumber
Co., O. B. Lset ft Co., Suffolk, Va.; J.
Steward Enlght ft Co., A!mrle
LnmK Co., Mart!n tr""'Tli
Co., l hiladt'pbla; Neu 1 1 1 r I ;o.,
: o. N. O.: aj.u. ,I "w
- , i '. (!.; Ti' ""r Li n i
'. C ,:V. AU - if. Co., el
ti'-'"--- : - ni fii silt ,iq.,ni. i
WiU Not Can Until Hovember o-U-l;'
MeeareVKaMln WagneT ft CJ.? 11 do re
ft Brid iGibbs Preserrin Co, and the
outer prominent oyster, fsnnere unani-
monaly ,deeldd at a meeting oallsd for
tire purpose that they woaldnot pack
any oysters In Baltimore North Carols
na 6t elsewhere ptlor to tH4 Brs flay of
i Xiey..,annouiKje thatthia ( aotwins
taken beoauee "it is the awnwnof the
ptoktrs that the picking Of oova ey sters
during the warn weather Of', the;' early
fall Is detrimental 'f the bes( uterest
of , the !,oyster(;' industry, and , ttadt
towards tbe depletion of the natural
oyster beds." !1 ' '
Changes In the Priesthood.
Father Thomas Ti Price, who has for
a number of years been in Charge' of the
New Berne Catholio ehuroh, and who
has by hie geniality won many friends
here, will hereafter have his head
quarters at Goldaboro,"bcing in oharge
of the church there and of the contig
uous mission territory. He preaohed
his farewell sermon here Sunday morn
ing and left yesterday morning for hit
new ;hoefi.aij:.::!S
Father Matthias How, a young priest
just graduated from St. Mary's Semi
nary, at Belmont, Gaston oounty, who
arrived last weok takeB up the work
here at onoe. Thia parish is his first
oharge.
Father Ghas. E. Burns, who on ao-
oount of the extent of the mission
operations in whloh Father Prioe has
been engaged, has assisted him in the
New Berne work, will now minister to
the oolored people in tbe new building
on Berne street which is being erected
for a combined church and school house
for them.
Coming and Going.
Mr. Seymour Hanoock of Washington
N. O. is in tbe city visiting his parents.
Mr. J. M. nines left yesterday morn
ing on a business trip to various points.
Mr. G. H. Waters went up Kinston
on a business trip accompanied by bis
daughter Miss Olivia to visit her sister
Mrs. O. T. Randolph.
Messrs. Stanly Oaksmith of Holly
wood, and Herbert and Cannie Willis
from near Morehead passed through
yesterday morning to'enter Vanoe col
legiate Institute at Seven Springs.
Mra. Basil Manly returned on the
steamer Neuse from spending the sum
mer in Canada.
Mr. W. W. Clark went up to Kinston
and Messrs. W. D. Molver and Jas. W.
Waters to Kinston on professional
business trips.
Mr. W. H. Lane, of Pamlico, who has
aooepted a situation with Mr. M. H.
Sultan, came np on the steamer Trent
with his family, moving to the city.
Misses May Caho and Hetty Baxter,
of Bayboro, left on the steamer Neuse
of the E. C. D. line to enter Norfolk
Female College.
. M, C. A. Resolutions.
At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Y. M. O. A. Friday
evening the following resolution was
passed:
Kesoived, The meeting or all Asso
ciations, Companies and other publio
bodies be prohibited from meeting in
the Hall of thia Association without
obtaining the permission of the Execu
tive Committee. And suoh Association!,
and Companies being granted permis
sion, shall pay for.the use of Hall, for
eaon meeting tne sum or one dollar to
defray necessary expenses.
U.T. ADAMS,
Dr. J. D. C&ABK,
H.W.Simpson,
A. B. Cabbou.,
Committee.
The Tyler Desk Co.
The Tyler Desk Oo.,of St Louis, Mo..
is taid to be the largest oonoern of the
kind on earth. . Thev manufacture the
oelebrated Tyler System of Portable
Bank Counters that are unequalled In
style, cost and finish; alto 200 styles of
Tyler's Koyal Uffloe Desks, Typewriter
Cabinets and office furniture generally.
Send tor their mamoth catalogue
illustrated In colors; the only work of
the kind ever printed. Hooks free: pos
tagt, 15 cents. Sea advertisement in
today 'e paper.;!,,. j.. - ,
. ,'i. ' !,'. i. ii . hi,-
No griping 'or nausea after, using
Brookneld'a Liver and Kidney Fills.
Will cure Biliousness, Constipation.
Torpid uver ana stomaoh, troubles.
Sugar' coated, oval. Price 28 cents
Give them a trial. For' tale by F. 8;
DuffVi New Berne, N. O. i J - 1
. i"1 " i-if',
" r- r . Fire at Chattanooga;1 -'
Ch aWamoooa. Tennl Sent. 25.-8. D.
Waster's warehouse the largest in the
oltr ws barned to-night. The loss it
timattd In the neighborhood of 1200,000
:jj4iir Confirmed. i'f
i Tbe favorable Impression produced on
he first -appearance of the agreeable
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few
yeart ago net peen more than confirmed
by the pleasent experience of all who
have used it,-and the success of tht
propritort and manufacturers tht Cal-
(orata rig Byrup tympany..
Annual Meeting; Wk
The annual meeting of the members
of new Bern Ootton and Grain Ex
ohange will be held at their rooms on
Wednesdav evening September 80th.
1891, at 8 o'clock.; A full attendance it
uteirea. -J' ,KABf, mbdmokd, .' ;:
It yCfc' Secretary.
"' " :
' Perhaps you are ran down, can't eat.
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
alls vou. You should heed the warnlns
you are taking the first step Into Nervous
Prostration, xou need a nerve tome and
ln Eleotrio Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to Its normal, ' healthy -condition. Sur
prising results follow the use Of this great
Nerve Tonio and Alterative. Your appe
tite retnrns; gooa atsestion H rmtorod,
ana t e l iver ana .uiiievg rwmme ho" j
i. Try a boUli Price bye. at 1. ti,
I i -in; store. 1 '.-v : ... '
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SEPTEMBER 297 1 891.
Bice Quotations.
(Commercial Bollettn, S. Y. pt. 21 1')
We take the following on European
rloe position from cireular letter of
Messrs. Biahard Gough ft Co.: "In
addition to the damage reported from
Japan the ''general condition of rice
throughout the East Indies aeems to be
somewhat precarious. The shortage in
some of the larger provinces of China ie
undoubted, and at China is the largest
consumer of rice in the world, and not
an exporting oountry,' thia faot it of
great weight..' Besides, in those dis
tricts of India Whloh have tuff sred so
severely1 from drought, there it great
fear of famine and oable advioea today
report large shipments from Rangoon,
Basselin, eto aa being already made
thithea to meet the expected deficiency.
As to Japan whloh la bow the leading
foreign tioe in thia market, it must be
noted that her exports) have never
exoeeded from 8 to 4 per cent, of her
orop, so that a deficiency of 30 per oent.
conservative estimates reoelved by oa
ble. would produce a state of affaire
exactly like two years ago. when an
advance began which placed Japan rice
here at 6 to (He per lb. "
Referring to above, 6 to Ci. per pound
for oleaned it equivalent to $1 40 to
81.60 per bushel rough. It would be
folly to advise our planters to hold in
expectation of getting fancy prices, but
there ie oertainly no good reason why
they should not get right royal results
from their rice crops this year. We say
unhesitatingly 81.25 per buah. good
quality rough is very reasonable.
Desires to Bear Testimony.
Henry Thome, Traveling Secretary
of the Y. M. C. A., writes from Exeter
Hall, Strand, London, February 2d,
1888:
"I desire to bear my testimony to the
value of Allcock's Porous Plasthrs.
I have used them for pains in the back
and side arising from rheumatic and
other causes never without deriving
benefit from their application. They
are easily applied and very comforting.
Those engaged as I am in publio work
whloh involves exposure to sudden
ohanges of temperature, will do well to
keep a supply of Allcock's Porous
Plasters in their portmanteaus."
To the Public.
I have leased the old reliable and
popular Reams warehouse, Durham, N.
C. for a term of years. I have had many
years experience in the warehouse
business and understand thoroughly
how to guard the Farmer 'b interest and
get the highest market prices for to
bacco. I have an olei-ant warehouse
well equipped. The best light in the
world, and a well trained warehouse
foroe. I will have my opening sale
Ootober 1st, and you will do well to
have a shipment there in time. Give
me a trial and I will look carefully to
your interest. Ship to Reams ware
house, Durham, Ci. C, and write to
Yours very truly,
sep22im Jno. R. Uutcliinus & Co.
"The hat is the bull's eve of a man's
attire." Anon.
No suit however handsome can
withstand the awful discount of a
"shocking bad hat." The straw
hats has been called in and you
need a new fall hat. We are get
ting some new ones in, the second
lot this season. Give us a call if
you need one. Kemember us for
Clothing and Shoes. A few sample
booket books, Whisk brooms, and
wool half hose at N. Y. cost.
At HOWARD'S.
IN ADDITION TO OUR
"FAV0BITE" CIGAR,
We desire to call speolal attention to
our celebrated
"Challenge" Brand
Roasted Goffee!
pronounced by competent judges
"TheBestr
ALSO JUST ARRIVED
Fresh Sogar Cured Hams,
BONELESS COD-FISH,
Breakfast Homioy, Samp,
Crushed Oats, etc
LUCAS & LEWIS.
H. GILES,
Piano and Furnitare Polisher
, K'.:i " ' ' ' :
SHOP OS, BROAD BT., NKAB MtDDLK
BERNE, K. C.
i ,1
j.a, ,...;,BiTimO!fIAM. . ...) ...
H. Silas has polished a salt of Bed-room
Furniture lor me, with whloh I am hlghty
pleased. t , W.T.BiLb,
i H. Giles polished some furniture for me. 1
am well satlaflhd with same and am pleased
to rocommead him to ail, , -
- aepJSlw , ; A Dr.OHAS. TKitr.lt,
NEW BEENE THEATRE
Wodneiday Erening, :v
Sept. 30th, 1891,
The Black Diamond : Kinstral I Troaf a!
- Will kWo their first performance In
New Berne, Wednesday Night, Septem
ber BOth, 1881, ; ' ; ,'.'. "W VT
FOB BENEFIT OF "A
, ' Iks Breit Xottki Eipoaliif t
' Admission, IS, 25 and 85 osnts. ,
Tlokete on tale al New Berne Drag
Company a Store. ai' , -j.
Dooraopen al 7 o'olookv '. ik-
Ferformano oommenoet promptly al 8
Si?
pmmM
Absolutely Pure.
A Crnilm nf tartar hnkiniv iiiiu.lar
Highest nf all in leavening strength.
Latest U. S. Government h'ovd Report
Prof. Eugene Wallnau,
Hancock Street, near MethodlBt church,
Now Ilorne. N. I) . Eioort lMa.no nnrt iiri'in
Timer and Bopalrer. educaU-il at the llnl-
veisiiyor Hirlln. HallBfncUon enoranlced.
Tuning fj(HJ. I'olliblng S1.IK) extru.
TKSTIMONIAI.S.
Miss Kannle Hollnntl, Muh'i 'Jorclier.
New liorno. N . C
Miss Marian B. Kadnlltr, Vooal 'J'eachnr,
e iieino, N. c
Prof. Qalesp'e,
frlnclpnl orl'arhoro (.'ollcue.
Mrs. Jalle Stat ton. Musi.; Tej'lur
Orecnvllle. N. O., January ;:.J IM1:
Mr. Eugene Wallnau,
Dear sir: It gives mo great plrasure lo
assure your pitrons nf your thorouf li ahlllly
as a Tuner, and 1 Kive o-,i i.ho i;: riy or
using my name as a testimonial.
Kespcctfully,
Mrs. L.OU1B C. Latham:
Mr, Sugbne Wallnau isengige hb l'lano
Tnner In the Groenviil C lli'S", :ui.l IuiIihs
proved himself a very con pntcjiL and care
ful workman. He Is a Rem toman mul c:.n
sclentlously performs the- work cntruicil to
him, and having? given perlect ratitfuirilou.
1 Rive him, unsolicited, this testimonial of
his work,commendinehtKserv!r"i.- Enpn-tly?
In wantofa reliable tuner and i n-nrer.
l'rol. Jolui tju kju,
Principal of Gi't'otivilic '"l '"U'c,
(ITOPIIVIH, N. (
Mrs. A. O. Hunter. Music Tenchor.
We have just received a hice
line of MisBes and Children Coat
Bntton Shoes with Solid leather
soles, Guaranteed to weak.
Sizes from 9 to 2, hoel ami spring
heel, with cap or plain toca. If
you want a good school t-hoe not
too heavy thia will suit,
BftBQ&ll STORE.
Miss Corinne Harrison
(Formerly of Now Berne, N. O.)
Will be glad to send descriptive circu
lars of the llememeay School for Boy b
and Girls to applicants.
Address
Mies COUINNK UAitlllsiON,
sep216t Norfolk. Va.
Gold Wave Coming!
rr.TOriifAitrthtriiiAffiatgi!!!
Full Line of Heating Stoves
L. H. Cutler & Co.
Special Cut Prices,
To Close Out My Stock of
CAN FEUITS.
Former Cut
Price. Price.
8 ffc cans U yellow Peaches .sue. 2Co.
8 lb cans all yellow full stand
Peaehes, . Rw. 25o.
BlboansUallfornuvOreenUase Hie. V.rw.
8lboana " KggPlunn c. lie.
8 tb cans " White Cherries H5c. -jr ;
8 lb cans " Apricots .'liw. 2So.
8 lb cans " Muscat Qrapes i,c,
8 lb oans " Prnnee ln syrup 3Uu, 20c.
2 lb oans Sliced Pineapple 2So. !iuo.
2 a, oans " " sua. 16c.
All of these brands of fruits are guar
anteed to be good,
John mm.
i If. you have not tried my new
drinks,
COCA COLA 110 6RAPE PHOSPEiTB,
do to at onoe; they are refreshing and
invigorating. Give me a trial.
New Berne, N. O. 6 18 d w tf
FOR SALE.
Two BRAND NEW Georgia
Cotton Gins, 35 and 45 Saws
each, for sale by Big Ike' at 45
and 65 dollars, each. Factory
prico 90 and 115 dollars, each.
Ginnora will do welt to call and
lewMai;
J. 0. Whittyco.
ARE OFFERING FOB SALE
The World Renowned
DanisS Frail Cotton Gins
TOflKTJiEIt WITFf THE
3oss" Cotton Presses'
whiuh combined make the most I
satisfactory outfit for gicnini; cotton ;
tver used in this country.
They aiao carry a full line of I
Belting, Machine Oil, '
and Lace Leather, I
toKetlmr with it (nil lino of
H-AJRmV-ARE. i
Senl for prices antl conw and examine
Uielratook. They suftramt- u pleiuiH you. j
J. C. ' V UIT'J Y m.
Tor. Houtli Kroul hih1 craven Hta. .
vmC4TiiTdrd '
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation.
Buy your Snot and
Powder and save Money
WHOLESALE GBOOEK,
SlfBDLE STREET,
NEW BEKSE. K. O.
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Hiving removed my placo of business to :
Soi.Tlt FlJONT StJvEET,
Tbrpn iloors Eaet of the Gaston Home,
where 1 will be pleaeod to serve cij
pitrone ss herotoforj. I sha'.l koer
c jiutiintly on hand
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of tho vory beat
F(iki;h;n and Domestic Coons.
II. SAWYEii,
sepUl' Fenhionabie Tailor.
W. A. AYHITE,
SucctLior to Macu & Co.,
Oilers a full line of
Choice; Groceries
Lowest Prices.
Also country -uibde Tubs, Roof Paints,
Oils, Diushos, utc.
Proprietary Ramodies an.l Medicines
ii. ordinary use constantly on hand.
auram
is fjsw ?m
Frog Lens, Quail ou 'Coiff, anil O
well, they will conio in Mule mut.
Regular Boarders, $ 00 por w
Transient, on Kuropeuu plan.
l ie. mmm,
"W" O, t O JtX G J3,
CLOCKS,
Toweli-ya,
And Silver-ware,
NEW BEKNE, N. O.
Repairing Heatly Done.
June27 uwtf
M0TICE.
Tbe Fourth Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the New Berne Building
and Loan Association will be held at
the Y. M. O. A. Hall on Wednesday
night, Sept. 30th, at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
Uy ordor of President,
J. It. B. Cauraway.
sep23td, Seo'y and Troas.
Wholesale Dealer In
Groceries, Provisions
TOBACCO ond SNUFF, BOOTS and SHOES.
Wn nr. ft left u.nl. fni. U TI ll ' I.- , . 1 1 t i i.- . ,
PLOUB, avery barrel wananted.
a large iiock or jriJKE WBaT INDIA
MULA8HE8, our own Importation.
Come to see us, or send your orders
Tou will and our Prices as LOW aa the
Lowest.
maj'ildwtf ROBERTS k BRO
Grand Musical Treat
In store for the oitizens of this good
old city, under tho auspices of
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH,
AT 1H.U
New Berne Theatre,
TUESDAY 'EVENING,
Oeueral Admission! : ' -s 85 cents.
Reserved Seats, , 4 60 "
Qallery . , , ... as
For: farther information tee small
bills. . , -
PRICE 5 CENTS,"
FOR SALE.
1 1 1
A Very Valuable Truck Cotton
and Coin Plantation,'
And-ottie'if tbe land Is eonslderedto he aa
flne f iil vi-o land aa win the eastern part of
toe state k.iee mlm from the ey it Hew
Kern.-, n uio poblle road to WaahlBRtoa
anrt on tim A . N.c. K. R., and one of Uio
uiosteoiiveulent forfethipplng 1a thooouiity.
roT tub, ohout 50 aerea cleared, wait
.1 i. iii. i ..i ; feiiru-d, in tine state of eultlva
pnn, tin. bslnnee in original growth.
l:wt:iii with hIjc iiK)ma and kltehav;
Im:;." i r ; b.-jsu meat bonae; two barns;
--j.L. f r - : iaulei: hlx tram balldlnaa,
wil . i '. niif.yf. on paratively new, tor
laiK-ui.-a. 1 1 . -i ..er wiih other ontbolldlnga.
I'll iii-i : villsell wlih farm, thogrow
lnu eni), mule., ai d otlier slock, oorn, (od
der, ha . i i! al! Ihe farm Implements. 1
Alf. iiih Kiown Cotton UlB With
1'i-eiUr u'-.l .'oriae-.B'-r. one S bona power
rn.uo s i.-'Mi-i;, pu:ies and beltinK, ono
in h.ir-i- pou-i r return tnbnlnr Boiler, and
on fnr Crcis-all In good order. Wilt
si ll wi.'i or 'u: I inn.
t'oriin on.. I. ( ii,,., inn balance In .one
an. tvvoj.Mri ! mi'. Ad(reat.
K. B. COX.
ju!7 d::mwlt i;ox 32, Sew Berne, N. U.
m mm you.
Hioii i..ii:ooli.at our line oftsOVVKMlK
Sl'ISOti.
Af i "mil K. Wlite' PornTAI
PSuMS, rr.,3n lot Just arrived,
1 forg.'t to Bay I have Just reci-lve.J a fresh
lot or those BDLLKD COLD CHAINS,
warranted for six years. We give a written
guarantee with each chain.
My STOCK IS WAY UP, and PRICES
ARK WAY PPWN. Come In and see
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle Ht opposite Baptist Churun.
mayJ Jwtf
AND
Olioese.
Middle St. iir6w Berne. N.0.
Ii.i:idwtf '
ist Arrived:
Umg Usfefcy and
West Virginia
Horses! lilies
Has Just Arrived
, - 11 ('.ii- l.oatls of Younpr
i. !'.N n'cl- -,.).) WEST VA.
K0.;IR a:D MULES
' :: ': to Years Old.
i.Xiiv.A FINE DRIVEKS,
i)i,u; .-mil S,t(li!(f Horses,
Wiii.-h Will ilo Sold Cheap.
Ala .) Nice Variety of
Car -o;- ., Binigi-is, Carts,
li.uiiHss, Whips,
L:ip Itobi-s, Dusters etc., etc.
n MOTTO IS
Qujok Sales Small Prts.
t';i.l and beo us before you
buy ; it will Lo to your advantage
i, mm & oo.
TH0E UMBEELLAS
have arrived and they are beauties;
especially those Sieel Rods and Feather
weights.
Our Fall Stcck of Clothing
ban Hl'f arrived and comprises the
Finest Selected stock wo ever carried,
and that is saying great deal. We
have elso a line of pretty
LATEST STYLE DERBIES.
Ziegler's and Crossett's
Men's Fine Shoes which we have, need
only to bo mentioned. A full line; of
Ziegler's Ladies' Shoes .
atao in at rAnflivAti.
Dnnn vniir Tirv -nnrrl a art if V Qoa nrm
before baying also a nice BALL and
Dili vulvj wun every suit.
Barrington & Baxter,
J. F. Taylor
Han ArrlvArl frnm .ti Metk -avltli (k -
'vm wua fuw wa SMa wv asM auv
LAEGE8T ,
-AHD-
Best Assorted St::!:
' , ' OF , .'
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
; Ship Chandlery
i - &o. dto. : , &o.
ba ever kept, and now offers fo b'!
many friends inducements to call.
s Bft Quality of OoocIt,
and Lc r 1 1
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