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OURNAL
JLJUJ
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NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESrXOCAtS.
- CI MOKE Genuine Cuban Tobacco
O . i . " :ot6t(
ii'uunu near aieauow uiihiuui
J; one bunoh keys,-. Apply at, t j
w tf ei . ( ;:. JODKHAbOffioak f
TOBACCOll 3ronwnt thsklghi
market prices for your Tobaooo shia
It M Reams Warehouso, Darham, ST. Ol
eara J no. ft.- Hutching & Co. s
TO ONE who can copy musio la a
alear style.' I will siv work al In
' tervala during tha . winter,. I prefer
the services of on "who understands
harmony' and counterpoint.'although
this knowledge la no nooosery.- i
, iipltitf . X I 4 Chab, Ii. Giswii. J
NEW DRUG 8TOBE. Drugs, Uedl
an.ua and Otfemloals. O. P. PODUlat
- Proprietary Medlolne. .AH Tart tie. of
Druggist's sundries. TrnMM and Brae-s.
" New orop Garden Heeda, Fin. and large
Hluk Olaara and Tobaooo. AXJ. Saw. Pn-
wrlptlon. aoourately compounded (and bo
HWAtpnoMh Dvr nnw HHinr lumni
- U. 0. OB&KN, Draggles and Apothecary,
Middle at., fonr doorafrom PoUook. JanlB ly
A TflE" Democrat's f cannot divide.
fche DeinoorMift,wiU4 itandf, .like
Gibraltar, amid the warring ele
ments.
a 3,
KiOTflscr has i broken oat in Bio
Janeiro! and troops 'had to be
ealled oat to protect the city. A
number of persons are said to hare
been imed.-;-:;C-"
TBB fiepoblioan newspapers are
greatly disturbed by What they are
pleased to?; callsMr Cleveland's
"sarrender to ; .Tammany One
more i surrender and the victory is
JL
VUlQl
Ex Bpeaieb Eeed will address
' ihe Massaohuaotte , Bepablican
Olab,' at a Boston, tonights From
the part .taken '.by Ree4 and Lodge
In jthe tca.oyas8 ilj would seem that
,h0 Por;ili aissnf in the
campaign.
1 Tcii AUianoe-meetiagli llaleigh
' rejected Mr. Norwood's sabstitute,
bnt applied & ponltlce to nls wound
v in passing "a resolatibn id favor of
the appropriation of a :argo nmonut
, for the imprdvement' of the Savn
AMh harbOK ijflfOfKiylC
; "TUB first Ubinese baby over
born la New Jersey 'liaijast ipnt in
its. ap'peaxance 'at, Atlantic Qity.
As there' W no provision of the ex
tilbsion act . jkpplying'i to Chinese
who ; come to th W colintry in this
wayj the baby will "be permitted to
- wiAaMniM ir
Ex-Sbsaicb i Imgalls is said to
hate ' jaooepted an, inritation frpm
Maj. t MoKinley to make several
speeches i in lOhiaa (hisn nonth.,
Whether he will address himBel to
silver, the tariff, w the rpbleml of
the twentieth century is not stated.
irtbi ;) I i nl i I i'iiI -,
Thb appearance, of., Ir. Clew
land ; and GoT.'iaill al.thf grand
raUflcatioa': mee'ting' -i, in the oity af
New Jork waa the baginning an
active campaign by-the giant of
Democraey Wi Cleveianoi Speaks
BQchwter tonlghlv , -., . A
I fi r f I Ai ii J
Ills not" certain that fientuoky
has a newt cnstiiBtib iafter all.
The members of the - convention
who undertook to Ixevlsa it after it
had been tatiflea ; bythe" people
made' some i radical changes so that
th dohslltaiidnaaifinowfltanda is
not the instrument on which the
people voted- f) hfii.;af li
Ikizona has Claims to admission
into the family of fltates whioh the
incoming , Congress will doubtless
be called upon to consider. Gov.
Murphy, of; that X Territory, who
nnderstanda the situation thorough
ly and has no partisan bias in the
matter, is ,,, atrongly of the opinion
that Arizona is entitled to gtate
hood., ; t y : lay'Y .';-U
While New York and Brooklyn
have largely .inorcasedl in .popula
tion, tie interior towns of the Em
pire Etate have followed swiftly In
their wake. f In . 1830 ,. there .were
sixty townaVW JNew lork State
having a population of 4,000 or
r ore; these were, increased in 18C0
t?, tr lity-fonri of such towns, and
l' a tjvn population had Increased
f.vui 2.743.C00 to 3.805,577, of
vsliJa tls iiarior towns gained
about EQ0.C00. ';P;t:
It ia amnsing to see how the
'Li'.a3o!phia Press, a strong Bs
" " i pnper, is. moved to de
) the action of the Democratic
3 cf IIIcn!an in provide
1 " i rr- !,,-!it:al electors
, " ,,11 ta c!ioc3fl by
LOCAL NEWS.
l" ' VXW4IVXSTISBM1NTS,
Hra.8.HtanMilUnery. -Bargain
Store 10 Baward.
''Jarmen and UerchahtaBsnt: ..
J K. Howard Bats, Shoes etc'
Corroir New Berne Market" Salei
yeter4y 73 hales at 1-8. to MO ( .
Bpedal rates have been arranged over
the A. ft N. O. B. for John Bobinaoa'i
oiroui at Qoldiboro today. i9
Toaight U the regular buiiaeef meet
ing of ths, JB.A A. J Jhe President
makef apeeiat qaeat tbcl all the eze
cntWe oommittee be pswwfc'':;?
, Another good andienoe greeted Low
anda last night and the performance
was qnite mytifylngv Many preeenU
were distributed to thoae who attended.
Lecture on XToah and the Flood will
be delivered at Hancock Street M. E.
Churoh, South,: thia evening by the
pastor, U the weather be favorable. The
pnblio are invited to attend. "
1 At the railroad meeting the other
Sight a number of our oitizena were in
ia new oity hall for the first time ainoe
it has been remodeled, and ezpresaed
themselves at much surprised at its
oommodioas and handsome appearanoe.
4l butaber of ministers and lay mem
ben went down to Beaufort Monday
nfgnt to attend ! the meeting of the At-
lantio Baptist Aesoolation. Others went
down last night Among those present
are Rev, Dr. Durham of Baleigh, and
Mr. J. O. Oaddell, agent and correspon
dent of the Biblical Beoorder.
, Mr. W. D. i Pender, the attorney of
the Norfolk, Wilmington and Charles
ton railroad and manager for the
visiting party, was made the happy
recipient? of ait' elegant present a fine
silver pitcher, hanger and goblet, while
in the oity. The presentation was made
at Hotel Albert by Mr. O. A, Wilkerson,
on behalf of the other members of the
party as a testimonial of the high es
teem in which they held him and as a
mark 1 of their appreciation of his ex
oellent Set vlo on the tiip. ' ' ' -
The Railroad Men Depart.
. The gentlemen connected with the
Norfolk.... Wilmington, and Charleston
Railroad wh have beeii making a brief
visit tb (be city leff yeeterday morniog
The recent Improvements- and develop
ments in New Berne was a pleaatnt and
astonishing- Ararprieet to them and we
noderataad that at an informal meeting
held amount themselvee at Hotel
Albert on the last evening of their stay
here members of the party increased
their subscription stock to the Improve
ments bonds of the road 50 000. New
Berne .is prospering, and haa great
capabilities wMoh ure beginning to at
tract much attention and good Is bound
to result frpm investigation by. ont-
slde el resources 2 smdprQAootB
and from snoh friendly Intercourse
with them vr as. in progress during
the stay of these enterprising gentlemen
in our midst. . . ,
- ta.ii .Ol i'JU
romlnv and Hnlnr. - , -
, lieut, Bi O. Crisi left for Baltimore
yesterday morning on a business trip.
Mrs. Mary S. Bryan and her daughter
Miss Helen who have been visiting the
family of Mr. Jas. W. BIddle returned
to their home In JClnetpn.;,.. ,t ;:;
ur. u waters, bis sister. Hits
Hattle and Mlat Maggie Scales left to
attend the Expositions vbfiK
Miss Belle Edwards, of .Edward's
Mills lejt from e.vUit to MlssUla
E well to visit friends in Kinston. f
i Messrs. Jas. F. Milligan and Patrick
08ullian .'Varrlvad f to , inspect ' the
steamer uarounsj. mi,.. iwr
. Mr and Mrs. vN. S. Biohardson re
turned last night, from attending the
Exposition and visiting relatives in
Baleigh and Henderson. . ... .-..3.
Mrs. John B, Broadfoot and children,
of Fayettevllle arrived to visit hsr
fatber,;Jndg, H,B. jgpmj?a$
i llberaUty of Kew Berne.'
Editob Jouhkal: Some time ago.
through the columns of the New Berne
JouBMAL.a plea was made to the people
of Jones Co.. nd" to others for aid in
the erection of a targe academy in the
to wn of Trenton, immediately a Can
an was made throughout the county
lor subscription on the etooknoideis
clan '. and the amount of fourteen hun
dred dollars was pledged in shares of
twenty ue ooiiars eaon.As this
amount 1 was not deemed - sufficient.
Mr. J. B. Banks was asked to solicit
aid from the citiaene of New Berne.
Had he received only, two hundred
dollars we would have considered that
liberal but when Mr. Banks returned
and reported that Hon" Jas. Bryan had
taken four shares and, thirteen other
promlnenf'gentlemen and firms had
taken esoh one share, we were surprised
ot the liberality of our sister town; and
our hearts were filled with gratitude,
. The following gentlemen? and firms
took each one share: : Messrs. Chaa.
Beizenatnin.L J.Moore, Jas. Bedmond,
Samunl W. Bmallwood. J. , O. Whltty.
P. O. bimmons, K. B. Jones, Watson &
Daniels, Ureen, tor o-. K- H. ft J.
A. Meadows, Latham & Burros, M
Hahn & Co., Moody ft Fox. In behalf
of the citizens of Trenton and vicinity.
We thank you gentleman from the
depth of our hearts for the liberal aid
you have given us in tbi noble enter
prise. , i t ; '-,'",
.. ' Benpectfully,
, . J- P. Pmden, .
' W. U. l.i.deB,
Thos. J. hitaker.
' ' t i B . i
J 1 Gratifying to All. ' i '
The b'Th poni:.ion a"''afi sd tl
i i f i i -".I t
StOl They Come. V , !;,
Mr, H. W. Qibbs, of Maxton, haa
been in the oity a few days looking for
a residence. He will bring his family
ust as soon as he can procure a place.
Also his son and family desire to move
to New Berne if they can rent at rea
sonable rates. . , 3
"Seasonable rates." ''listen at these
words, gentlemen, and see If any im
portance Is attached to them, -We will
not say that oar property owners are
taking advantage of the recent demand
for houses by pushing up their rents,
but if such is (he ease, we would like te
ask Is It a wise step? . Do you think the
effect will prove well ia the end?
The prospects for New Berne's pros
perity were never so bright as at pres
ent, and every possible Inducement to
bring about the desired result should be
carefully guarded and considered. It
is the, business of a plaoe that Is produc
tive of its general good, and that can be
obtained only through enterprises and
people to operate them. The year 1891
will witness one hundred per -cent.
more building in New Berne than there
has been sinoe the recollection of the
present generation, and still there is a
demand for residences, mote particu
larly of a medium class, those suited
for families of limited means, who are
able to pay from abont six to ten and
twelve dollars per month.
It is almost a daily occurrence to hear
ot inquiries wanting either to purchase
or rent in the oity, and it is of great
importance, especially at this junoture
where all have so much cause to be
gratified at the start New Berne has
made, that every such applicant be sup
plied on - as reasonable terms as can
possibly be arrived at Let's not only
Invite people to come among ns, bnt
let's get them and make it to their in'
terest to remain here.
LA GRANGE, 5. C.
Religious Meetin08 Preparations for
Trucking Personals Improve
meats -Correction Excursion
Accident.
The series of meetings at the M. E.
church olosed Friday evening with
three accessions.
1 A large orowd of colored people went
from hero on the excursion Sunday to
attend the colored Baptist association at
Kinston.
Sweet potatoes are panning ont finely
in this seolien. Our farmers say that
the yield was never better.
We understand that quite a number
of our people are going to engage in
the trucking business the coming
season.
Miss Mattie Whitaker, mueio teaoher
at the Collegiate Institute, left for her
home at Enfield Saturday. News of the
serious illness of her sister called her
home. ;
Mr. J. D. Johnson is painting and
ntung up the store house oiu. W.Joy
ner on Caswell street, preparatory to
opening a. oonfeotionary and grocery
store. . .-, '. tti . -
The printer made us say fitset for
Mxuet last week.- Ureal Boon I who
ever heard of eatr wooer of the Misses.
We respectfully suggest that the printer
put on sis speomoies. r . u, -
That "Autumn remember the davs of
spring" Is beautifully demonstrated in
tne pur ana white loveliness of the
apple blossoms that adorns the almost
leafless branches at this season of the
year. , We have In our garden quite a
large apple tree on whioh isaoom-
mingling of fruit and flowers. The
fruit is of the late variety, and is some
wnat soaroe; out the nowert are almost
as promse as they were in tne early
spring. - '
As the colored excursion train was
under full speed Sunday, about a mile
east or here, one or the excursionist.
Sid Blount, in endeavoring to catch his
hat that was blowing -eftY fell, and
rolled down an embankment of save rat
f eeb As soon as the faot was ascer
tained the train was stopped, and name
back to the scene of the aocident It
was found however, that his injuries
were not serious, having escaped with
a broken arm and a few bruises. He
was taken aboard the train and carried
on to Kinston where his injuries were
atteaaeato. .. .;'' -t'rt !.--;..
''. List of Letters ' '
Remaining in' the" postofflos at New
Berne, Craven county, N. O., Oct, 10th,
lOWt. - 5 ' ,.;ut .,Vi!.i--' i -! '
A Emilev ( Andrew. Hannah . , N.
Abrami. ,
U Harriet Banks. Hiss Hannah Bark
or Cork, Miss Lillie Beaton. , , , ; ,
TV. A. TMvnn VT 'rt' TWwM, "
K Isaac Evareie.'. M-
F Benjamin ' Ftnderson. MrsJ Amir
renioeor neriie. ; ? ' ::
G Mrs. Emma GaUinr. Mrs. Sarah
Catling, Phoney Gates. ,
H Mrs. Louvlnla Harkelv. Henrv
Hooker, (9) Mrs. Beaner Holllwat "
J Mias 'Liaxis Jackson, Miss Battle
Joiner.' v.. ?! :- v '
M-Ueorge- Moore.f Mrs. ITleatus
N Dawson Nichols, - ;
PLizaie Paster -or' Parker. Nelson
B Miss Annie Rose.
8 MiseMable E. Bnedeker. .
W-Mr. F. (or 81 Walker. Miss Manda
Williams. " ?' y :. .;:.,
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advert ised.and give date ox list s
The regulations now require that one
cent shall be oollected on the delivery
or eaon letter advertised.
' ' - ; WiL E. CLARKB, f.JL-
A, F. &M. Lodge.
There will be a regular communica
tion of St. John's Lodge, No. 8, A. F.
A. M. tonight at 7 o'olook. Work in
2nd and 8d degree, t Refreshments.
E.G. Hiix,W.M.
J. B. MABKlQIlT, Beo'y. ; ,
, ' ' BUCKLKN'S ARNICA SALVB.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
BrulseiL Bores, Ulcers, U Rhenm, Fever
Bnres, Tetter, Chapped Iiands, Chilblains,
Uorns, and all Bkln imptlons, and Toel
V.v'v Piles, or. no v'J ranird. .It
i?" ' "tve i"v " !
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
Hugh 3. Lovick, Treas,, In acct. with
City of Kew Berne for Month end.
.. ing Oct, 6, 1801.
DB.
To balanoe 8 957.90
Sept 8. Too'hf'mtaxoollector 100.00
17. " . , " " 100.00
88. " 100 00
20. mortgage loan (F.
Ulrlobl... 1,000.00
Oot 5. Cash from tax collector 100.00
6 " oity marshal 101.20
$2,469.16
Ob- 'By voucher.
New Berne Eng. Co.
A MUler...
LH Cutler -
10.00
1.20
1 85
85.88
18.07
16 87
25.00
80 00
80,00
80.00
80.00
80 00
25.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
10.00
22.50
221.67
1.50
17.00
14 08
2 50
1.50
. 1.75
8 50
6 00
24 85
10.50
25.15
15.00
87.00
6.00
88 84
85.00
7.50
846 08
69 00
80.00
,. 8.00
12.00
1,153,52
Wide Kilts ...
H J Lovick
J W Waters.
J T Lewis
J E Gasklll
M T Bo berts
J K Land
J B Dixon
Eli Elliott
J C Green
WB Waters
D H Stalling
Dan'l Beat
New Berne Eng. Co
Miss E E Disosway
Electric Light and Power Co.
Chas. BeU (cold)
at. tunn 8 uo
New Berne Lumber Co
G H Waters
James Bedmond
New Berne "Ioe Co
N S Biohardson ft Son
Jonas MoDaniel
DO Smaw
A B Dennison
J T Lewis.
Chas. Bell
Samuel Cook
Watson ft Daniels
M Manly
Amsrioan Road Machine
H J Loviok (freight)
u J Liovlok (orders paid)
W 8 Gaskins
Henry A Brown
W D Wallace
Jos.EGaskill
Balanoe
2,459.16
I hereby solemnly swear that the
above statement is correot to the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
Hugh J. Lovick, Uity Treas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 12th day of Oct.. 1891.
FBBDINAKD ULBICH, J. F.
Get the (tannine.
If you sutler with lame baok, es
pecially in morning, Allcock'b
Plastbbs are a sure relief.
If you cannot sleep, try an Allcock
Plastbb, welt up between the shoulder
blades often relieves sometimes
oures. Try this before you resort to
opiates.
If any of jour muscles are lame-
joints stiff feel as if they wanted oiling
or if you suffer with any looal pains
or aohes, these plasters will cure you.
If you use them onoe you will realize
why so many plasters have been made
in imitation of them. Like all good
things, they are oopied as closely as the
law allows. Don't be duped by taking
an imitation when it is easy to get the
genuine.
If you always insist upon having
Allcock'b Pobocs Plasters and never
aooept a substitute, you will not be
disappointed.
"October's foliage yellow's with his
oold." Busxnr.
The oold spell will bring to mind
that yon must discard the summer
shirt and salt, and we would like to
call your attention to the place to
buy them. Our aim is to give yon
yonr money's worth every time, if
that is what yon want give ns a
trial for Clothing, Hats and Shoes.
New lor Umbrellas in Bilk and
alpaca. Children's school umbrella
at 1.00. Irnnks, Valises and
School straps.
At HOWARD'S.
$10.
REWARD.
We will pay TEH
DOLLARS for Evidence
Sufficient ; to' Convict
the Person who Spits
Tobacco Juice on Our
Show Windows Every
Night. , ' . i -
DAftGAin STORE.
l09l.Dllh5ry.l092.
Fail and Winter Q
We have now ready for the trade, the
latest and most desirable stylet for
ladies end children, at prioei to suit all,
and wiU be glad to see all the ladles on
THTJBSDAY, OCT., Wth, as it wilt be
a special day for displaying Patterns,
Hals and Novelties. " ' . '
: OotHtf ' MR8. 8.' H. LANE
TJFITXD STATES Of AKBBIOA,'
" ' Eastern Dlstrlot of North CaroUra. ,
v 0. s. District Oonrt, Pmmlloo District.
JnOwT. Dnnn et SIS. vs. The Steam Tug V.
, W.A.Oobb. herlaokl.,eto..to. , x
: TX ADXIBALTT KOTIOa,
All peniong who may be lntenMtd In the
bnlanne of t.he proceeds arletng from the
i " i o tit J ar. nereny noMnea to an-
p-.T ami - tHir ott'' t tnenextterm
ct e f i i - i,,i"t mmi t oi tiie U. H. t be
t .n i ' ".n, r,.ll..,.l I' 0 4-a J
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A oream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest U. S. Government Food lie port
L. H. Cutler. w. S. Ciunwint,
President. vlce-fres'l.
T. W. Dxwsr, Cashier,
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BAIL
NEW BERNE, IT. C.
Statement of condition of Farmers and
W.rcbanta Bank of New Borne, N, O. at
oIom of bnalnea. Sept. 35th, 1891.
REHOU kor a-
LoanB and Dlsoounts
Stooka and Bonds.......
Office Furniture
Bank Building and Lai. .. .......
Onrrant Expenses
Cash In Vanlt
Dae from other BaaJis
$1)1.221. 40
40,945.00
1,324.42
. 6,291.14
1,885,24
12,462.49
23,208.19
t iie.m 88
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock s 75,000.00
Undivided Piodu 3.473.26
line other Hanks 630.18
Due Depositors 100,222 50
$.79,331.88
I do solemnly swear that the above is a
correot statement to the best of m; knowl
edge and belief.
T. W Dewky, Cashier.
State of North Carolina, )
CRAVRN OOTJKTY. t
Sworn to and snbsorlbed before m iliia
10th day of Oct, 1891.
1-HILIP II. rKLT.KTIBR.
t iiuinrv ruuill.
COKl! EOT ATTEST.
L. H, CUTLaR, 1
W. H. ChaDwick, ! Directors
P.H. Fellbtiek. )
I3ILLIHERY OPEKiHS.
Miss HAKRIETTE LANE
Will display an Elegant Stock of Fiae
Fall and Winter
Millinery Goods
Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 15 and 10,
All the LATEST NEW YORK Styles
will be shown at prices that will as
tonish all who favor her by calling to
see them. oct.l3dlw.
A.11
Whom It May Concern!
I have not enlisted in the Orocerg,
Confectionery, Tobacco or Ogster Wat,
(nor do I intend so doing, it ie a luxury
I cannot afford,) but I am still selling
the finest
LOWNEY'S Chocolates and
Bon Bons.
WHITMAN'S Philadelphia
Candles.
KENEDY 'J Celebrated Fancy
Cakes.
Also, Fruits, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, Oigars, Smoker's Articles eto.
Also dispensing Coca Cola, Mineral
and Soda Water to those in need, at the
Lowest possible prices.
I am still in my little store just around
the oorner of Pollok, in Middle Street.
Come and see me.
ollSm
8AM B. WATERS.
HOUSEKEEPERS
ATTENTION
Is called to the fact that
Jno. IDu-iin.
HAS TUB
Most Complete Stock
OF
CHOICE
FAMILY GROCERIES
in the city. Complete in every
department. (Quality of the
Highest and Prices as Low as
any Grocery in the city.
He requests a call from the
ladies to satisfy them that what
he claims ia a fact indeed.
Confectionery Department
Is supplied with the very nicest
lines of goods, imported fresh
each week. To satisfy the public
and to secure an early call he
will give for the next 30 days
the following low prices:
Chocolate Cream Drops, best
Marsh Mallow
:. Caramels, "
: Cocoa Bon Bons,
And all fine goods of Whitmans
& Miller's, Phila. make, at Bock
Bottom Prices, only 25a per lb.
v A nice Mixed Candy, pure and
food,' .', "i'.v'ri'.M, , , .20c.
lain Candy; : - ' ' 15c.
Choice Fruits, Nuts; Raisins,
Figs, and everything in this line
at equally low prices. . V ' ;
A call will be appreciated. ;-; ,
oolOdw r v :
Next door to ths Presbyterian Manse
cn Johnson street. ' :i'i'.''r:J' "
New Goods!
flew Goods!
We are receiving new goods by every
eteamor.
NOTICE OUR
Special Low Prices!
Jelly ; : ; 10c. lb
Preserves . ; 12Jc. "
" 5 lb pails, 75c.
31b Standard Teaches 15 & 20c. can
31t) Pie ioe. "
21b t Cherries 15c. "
Fulton Market Corned Beef .Sc. lb
Boneless " " 8c. "
Finn' Sugar Cured Ham 14c. "
Loosb Vickies : : 10c. doz
White Full Cream Cheese, 15c. lb
Good Green and BiackTea, 50c. lb
Best " " " 75c, "
Onr Special Blend lloasled Coffee
30 and 35o. per pound.
And a full line of other fancy
Groceries too numerous to mention.
Thanking you for jour past
favors and trusting jou will give ns
another trial, we are
Very ltespectfully,
CHURCHILL & PARKEli,
Broad Street.
THOSE UMBRELLAS
have arrived and they are beauties;
especially those Steel Bods and Feather
weights. Our Fall Stock of Clothing
has also arrived and comprises the
Finest Seleoted stock we ever carried,
and that is saying a great deal. We
have also a line of pretty
LATEST STYLE DERBIES.
Ziegler's and Crossett's
Men's Fine Shoes which wo have, need
only to be mentioned. A full lino of
Ziegler's Ladies' Shoes
also juat received.
Does your Boy need a suit ? See ours
before buyinR also a nice BALL and
BAT FKfcK with every suit.
Barrington & Baxter.
Slop and lo:k al our Hue of SOUVENIR
sphons.
Asi for Paul J. wins' FOUNTAIN
PUNS, fresh lot J list arrived.
1 forgot to say I have Just received afresh
lot of those ROLLED GOLD CHAINS,
warranted for six years. We glvo a written
guarantee with each chain.
My STOCK 18 WAV xiP, anil PItlCES
ARE WAV DOWN. Come In and see
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle St.. opposite Baptist Charo
ma J 22 lstp dwtf
NEW MILLINERY.
Monday-Tuesday.
The attention of the Ladies is directed
to the
OPENING OF
Mr. H. B. Duffy's Millinery
which occurs Monday and Tuesday,
October 13th and 13th.
New Styles and Trimmiogs at Dry
Goods Prices.
Mlss U. Smith, Milliuer.
IN ADDITION TO OUU
FAVORITE" CIGAR,
We desire to call special attention to
our oelebrated
"Challenge" Brand
Roasted Coffee!
pronounced by competent judges
"Tlx Best!'
ALSO JUST ARRIVED
Fresh Sugar Cured Hams,
BONELESS COD-FISH,
Breakfast Hominy, Samp,
Crushed Oats, eto,
LUCAS & LEWIS.
is now opeu.
Frog Legs, Quail on Toast, aad O
well, they will oome in llule later.'
Regular Boarders, 85 00 per wek ir
' Transient, on European plan. . s
Restaurant
Prof. Eugene Wallnau
Hanooek street, near Methodist chrtreh ,
New Berne, N. O, Expert Piano and Orcaa '
Inner and Repairer. edneaUd at the Unl
versliyof Berlin. Satisfaction soaranteed.
Tuning $3.00. Polishing S1.00 extra.
TKSTIMOniAUS.
Miss Fannie Holland, Mnsle Tereher.
New Barn. B.C.
Miss Marian R. BadcllfT, Veeal Teaeber,
Mew Bains, H. O.
Prof. Galeap'e,
Principal of Tarboro Collega.
Mrs. Julie 8 tattoo. Mnsle Teaoher.
Greenville. N. C, January trd. Ml:
Mr. Eunene Wallnau,
Dear lr: It gives me great pleasure to
assure your patrons of your thorough ability
aaa Tuner, and 1 fc.ve you the liberty of
uslug my name ab a tvstimonl&l.
Kespcclfully,
Mrs. Louis C. Latham:
Mr. Eughne Wallnau it engaged as Piano
Tuner in the Greenville College, and he ha
proved htmiiell a very competent and care
ful workman He is a ventleman and eon
nclentlouBly performs the worfc entrusted to
him, ami LiiviTin given perfect satl.faeflon,
I Klve hiir., uiiBuliclled, this testimonial of
his work. commendng lila nervlcea to partle
In want ol a reliable tuner and repalier.
frof. John Ducaett,
Pilncip ;1 of Creenvtlle College,
Greenville, N. O,
Mrs. A. G. rluuter. Music Teacher.
REDUCTION in Old
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Korsford Bread
Preparation.
Buy your Shot and
Powder and save Money
WHOLESALE) GEOOBB,
MIDDLE STREKT,
NEW BERNE. N. O.
A. E. HIBBARD,
Watch.es,
CLOCKS,
Jewelry.
And Silver-ware,
NEW BEKNE, N. O.
Repairing Neatly Done.
lunf'.T dwtf
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Having removed my place of business to
South Fkont Stkeet,
Three doors Kiat of tho Gaston House,
where 1 will be pleased to serve my
patrons as heretofore. I shall keep
constantly on hand
A FULL LINK OF SAMPLES
of the very best
FOKKKIX AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
K. SAWYER,
Bepll letptf Fashionable Tailor.
ROBERTS & BRO.
Wholesale Dealers In
Groceries, Provisions
TOBACCO and SNIFF, BOOTS and SHOES.
We Rre aim psents for STOCK "DIADEM'
PLijUK, every liarrel wananted.
A lame mock of 1'llKK W EST INDIA,
MOLAMfc-, ur own Importation.
Come l- tee us. or send yonr orders
You wll flna our Prices as LOW as the
Lowe!.
iniDildwif ROBERTS k BRO
Ycuiig tatucky and
es! Virginia
Horses? Mules
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 Be Sold Cheap.
Alao Nice Variety of
Carriages, Buggies, Carts
Harness, Whips,
Lap-Robes, Dusters etc., etc
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales Small Profits.
Call and see us before you
buy; it will be to your advantage1
to do so.
LI. HAHN & CO.
W. A. WHITE,
. : v0 -:v7flew full line oT
Choice Groceries
-lowest; Prices.
Also eonntrr-made Tabs, fioof Paints,
Oils, Brushes, etc :
Proprietary Homed ics and I'edif'acr
in ordinary t" c- "' '.
Just Arrived :