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PUBLISHERS' ANN0UNCEMEN1 v THS DAILY JOTJBITAL ia published. gaily, except Monday at 5.00 per yesraW lot six months. Dellrand to oityiubMribcit M SO eents per month. - ... . . , THE WEEKLY JOTOHAX if published twery Thursday at tUO per unm. NoOcofolBrrigor Deaths not too . new! ten line will be inserted tree. Allsd eil lions! matter will be charged 6 eta. per line. Fayment for transient adTertisementa muat r M mad ia advance. Hegular adTertiie. snenU win be collected promptly at the end a each month Cocamnnicatloris containing news of roffi Unt pablio interest are oUelted. No eon : wanioatton most be expected to be pnbllthed - that contain objectionable peraonalitlee. or - withholde the name of the author. Artfoles writer than heir column most be paid lor. e" o . . . Woai oommnnication eaa obtain the name of - toe snthor by appueatioa at this onto ana v Usswtsg waerata the grieraaoa exists. THE JOURNAL. S E. HARPER, - IPreprlator. Ck T HANCOCK, - Looal Reporter. mSnUni attUfoHofflotvt JTew -Bern A DISAjbtbkoub earthqake is reported in Japan: the distraction of life and property wa j very great Heavy storms are reported in the south west of France, enormous damage is reported. WHAT a horrible mistake that was at Erie, Pa., where a farmer was buried alive and the awful straggle that occurred in his coffin There is ordinarily too much haste in burying people. When there is a plague devastating and decima ting quick burials are a necessity. fiat no one should be buried until the most satisfactory tests have been made by experts. Dr. Gatling, a native of North Carolina and the inventor of the Gatling gun is now in Raleigh attending the Souther a Exposi tion. The city gave him an ovation on his arrival, and has been orowding honors npon him ever since. The speeches at the Exposition on Wednesday were made by Mr. Harris of Alabama.and Dr. Gat ling. "At the close of Mr. Harris' address Judge Fuller arose and said he wished to present a North Carolinian whose name was co extensive with civilization. His name was better known than that ofanyKingor any Piince or any potentate npon the habitable globe Judge Fuller said that strange as it migh sjund the invention of Dr. Gatling instead of being an engine of destruction was the greatest peace maker in the world and Dr. Gatling Had performed a humani tarian act in inventing it." Dr. Gatling came forward amid continued applanse. He said he was glad to meet the people of North Garolina. He was a North Carolinian and he was prond of it. He loved every blade of grass in the Old North State. "Dr. Gatling paid a glowing tribute to the manhood and woman hood of the Sonth and enjoined industry and sobriety upon the youngmen predicting grand re sults." THE UNFORTUNATE. "Am I my brother's keeper!" We answer, yes. Every man is more or less responsible for his fellow. It is so arranged in the divine economy that no man liveth to himself. The strong must carry the weak through the tnrgid waters, and the brave throw their protecting shield over the defense less. There is no better test of the manliness of a man or the woman liness of a woman than the influence of appeals to thehighersensibilities of our nature. In the response to appeals for sympathy is the hope of the unfort unate. It is to the credit of the age that benevolent institutions, public and private, are found in all lands, giving shelter, sustinance and care to the unfortunate. The State of North Garolina has no brighter page than that which records the history of her public benevolent institutions. Her In sane Asylum, her Asylum for the Blind, the Deaf and the Dumb, are imperisha ble monuments to the humane and christian character of her people. Bat, if the better elements of manhood demand the establish ment of such institutions bow much more do they require fidelity on the part of those having the per sonal care of the unfortunate ! Not long ago the Superintendent of the Insane As; lum at Raleigh was ' charged with a mostrone wrong to one of its inimates. He appealed to the board of Trustees, and they declared him innocent. ; Bat the damning suspicion bad left a blot that all ocean' waters ould not wash out, and all the . s Urea of the apothecary;; could not :c!eansel:;s ! . if State institutions' , moat bt pn!ntftered in; accordance with the demands of morals and gentle manly department, howmuoh more sacred and binding are the obliga tions assumi d by those who - are intiusted with the oire of the unfor tunate in benevolent institntloi a founded and conducted by religious organizations! -Orphan Asylums are the most holy of charities, and the neglcot of their inimates is a burning shame and a damning sin. A sad story comes to na from Ireland. The Eev. Samuel Ootton, a rector at Oarnego, was charged with criminal 111 treatment of the children at Corn ego orphanage. "Owing to numerous complaints which have been made against that institution, the Society for the Protection of Children recently made an investigation into the manner in which the orphanage was conducted, and thereby a horrible state of affairs was reveal ed. The agents of the children's society, during their investigation, found that the children of the or phanage were in an emaciated, filthy and ragged condition, and that they were covered with para sitica. The toes of one of the chil dren, it was testified to, had rotted off. Another, a girl, had been chained by the legs to a log; the rooms of the orphanage were also found to be in the fifthiest possible condition." This is telegraphed throughout the country, and humanity everywhere enters its sotemn protest. What a contrast to Carnego is Anr rtsn OTfnrrl nnri ThnmnRvillfl ! THE SOUTH. In the anti-bellum period the South was emphatically agricultu ral. The production of cotton was its chief industry. Negroes, for the moat part, tended the fields, and the whites were brought up in culture and refinement. This gave some slight color to the post-bellum assertion that manufaotnries, trades ana minning would not flourish in the South. "But, there were false prophets ia those days.'' Fur thirty years it was said that the South could never become a maker of iron, or be of much ac count as a spinner of cotton. Yet, in twenty years the Sonth expands her iron product from 100,000 toi e to 2,000,000 tons and builds and operates more than two hundred cotton mills representing enorm ous investments. The troth is the South id now leading. Ia iron she "has got the start of the majestic world and bears tbe palm alone." Some of the best cot torn faotories iu the world are in the Sonth. The Eagle and Phoenix, of Columbus, Ga., one oi the largest iu the coun try, cimnot possibly meet its orders from Europe, to say nothing of the ever increasing demand for home consumption. We mention the Eagle and Phoenix because we are somewhat familiar with its history. No doubt that there are mills in North Carolina that buow equally gratifying results. The South has been called "The World's Cotton Patch," but people are greatly in error when they sup pose that the South produces onlv cotton. Her productions are vaiied and cotton is not even the chief of them. Tbs Tradesman gives tbe foils w log estimate of Southern agricultural productions: Cotton, $390,000,000 Corn, 350,000,000 Lumber, 110,000,000 Wheat, track &c, 289,000,000 Total $1,049,000,000 The South has very mnch to be proud of. Oar hearts should swell with gratitude to God for his won derful goodness to us as a people. Knpepty This is what 70a ought to hare, in fact, you must have it, to folly enjoy life' Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they find it not. Thou aaods upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boom. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to direc tions and the use persisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for Dys pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold for 50c. and $1.00 per bottle by F. 8. Duffy, diuggist. Dissolution of Co-partnership. Be It known that the mderslgned have tn le day. bt mutual content, d iaaoived the co oartnerohlp formly existing between them under tbe firm name of Moo 7 A Fox. Mr a. W, Vox withdraws from tbe rm and the OOBlneM will continue under the arm name of Moody & Fob u. All persons Indebted to the nrru of Moodv A Vox will make their javmenls to the nm 01 Moody A Robert; bo have aasumed 'he liabilities, and stand tn tbe piaee or ih n raof Moody A Vox. this tbe 18th day of Ootooor, 1881. J. W. MOODT, (Seal) ' J. L. MO: I I, (4eal) H. W. FOX, (Seal) NOTICE. Mr. D. I Roberts having this day entered mtoeo-purtntrsbip with Messrs. I. W. and LJU Moody, tbe business of mannfaeturtng umber formerly conducted under the firm oarae of Moody A Fox will be continued under the Arm name of Moody A Roberts, aoplnf that the present firm will meet with he liberal patronaas bestowed by the public upon tue former one we are . - ' . Verv ""' ml v, w ';v oott5Sfwlw.1 ! --i IjBEHTS. Both the method and results lrnea Syrup of figs is taken j it Is pleasant ad refreshing to the tut, and acta gently yet promptly on ths Kidneya, liver and Bowels cleanses the syr tern effectually, dispels coldi, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation: Bvrup of figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro dueed, ploawBg to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, -prompt in its action and truly beneficial In its effects, prepared nly from the moei healthy and agreeable substances, its stany excellent qaalities commend it to all ad have mads It the most popular remedy known. Vr Byrrip of figs is for sale In 60s and f 1 bottles oy all leading drug gists. Any .reliable draggut who njaj not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CiUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. tH nAMOIiOt, 04L uutavnis. Kt. tn m rout. MO00.00 a rear Is b!n marl h jnhm W Goodwbt,Troy,N.Y.,at work for us, Header, yon moy not rusk as much, bat we can teach yon quickly how to earn from to 10 a Ony at the start, and snore yom go on. Both sees, all apes. In any part of America, you ran coninisnco at noma, gir Inc all your time, or snare moments onlv to tbe work. All Is new. Great pay 81'RK for every worker. We start you, furaiabina; rerythlnfr. EASILY, 81'EKJjILY learaeX l AKiiutLAira (Ktt. Address at onea. SUXbtta A 10., POttTLASD. MAI 37 TEAR ! I UP!rlla.kMotr1ff rcail niitt urtif. and mho, lOIl.W'iil tVOtiL (tlLt:ia1riiinal Year in their own Im-aiittes.v.h.r.-vMtheyllveJ wlllnlsoftimfsb ... . . ,..r,..,,uc,Miniiiru you can fm mat amount. No money tW me unl'M suw wsful as above. KatlyanqleUj learned. I desiro but one worker from end district or county. 1 have already tniisrht and provided wf(h employment a braa number, who are making over CSOOO strcici lie N KVV Buy NOW SPECIAL SUMMER SALE! 500 FINE ORGANS at Way I iram men wciuoe, JQmv 9tenNt-e3 to es monthly -or 810 Cash, balance in . IU. No IDterest. - GREAT BARGAINS Must be sold. Can't hold. Write for Baraain riheet. LUDBEN & BATES, VANCE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, SEVEN SPRINGS, N. C. FOR BOTH SEXES. Teachers til gradnalts. Military government for boys. t'rof. Oliwel. graduate of Ht. John's College. Annapolis, teaon. er or Military Tactic. Muslo Teacher, graduate New Kogland Conservatory of Muslo. Bpeclal course In com. Law. Book-keeping and Penmanship. vocal Musio, uausuieme ana Dumb bell exeiclses free. Ho additional cost for Glassies. For Catalogue call at Jocsfal offloe or addrets the JPrlncipal. W.R. SKINNER, Principal, SEVEN SPRINGS, If. O. JuiyXSdwU Notice oflncorjjoxation State of NOTth Carolina, 1 Superior Court Cravan Oouuty. J lOierk's Offloe. . Take notice that I have this day Issued Letters declaring Iaae Powell, James Person, J, G. Button, lr Lonnle Pulford, Bhade A. Kdwards. Mills Hall, Thomas Griffin, Matilda Powell, and Joe Uunoan, and thelranoeessoistobe a corporation for the purposee and eooordtngtothe terms pre scribed in Articles of Agreement Sled ana re corded lu (aid offloe. Tbe substaneeof aald agreement Is that parties deslrs to becosse loeorporated under the name of "Lovlrg Union and Rising Star (Juvenile) Christian Aid Belief Corps," located In the elty of New Bern, N O., 11 d corporation shall have no cap! tal stock, and snail Issue no shares of stoocto Its members or Incorporators and ha 1 not enter Into or carry ou any trading operations, kut the said corporation is created exclusively for Mental, Moral, Re ligious, oolal, and Benevolent purposes Incorporatoia and members of a. Id society shall not beindlviaualiy liable lor lu denis, Witness my hand and official aeal at New Be-n, this 18 tn day of Sept., 1891. sepllw j - .,r: W.MWATbOJ, aS.O. ;. 'AGENTS doubts ttsfr jnenes selllns our subs finished corrusatea v mi 1 Can tx I rnoreli I sea EFLCTIIilf SAF1.TTLO. be sold la every family. Gives lirht tbn three ormnary lamps. tbtrty-flve eel laaapsusa kc eeatskirceB VlBMSeV U. m.n.(ut.l K larire lia ia of r. tinnuhnld articles, fittod lor fros " i.'lIUnstraiM Ulrcmsrs to t -'FOiiorlUhSHcaUKlH,C!BClaatUA NOTICE '.-..j 1 Ja . -ss. xsv - 1 isi ; p r. ; a a sw af t Un ana arter Heptemner DUtn 1 snail rednoe my shaving tickets to ten shaves and oris hair out tor ft O. How is mahV oriftfim frt 1n In r a . fir m KL'JUUkIJU Ee sTitTs THE BEST? 3 7131 EASIEST TO USEV?f- F C 5 H LI Atlantic" & N. 0. Railroad! . i PABSBNGBR 1KPARTMS!T. ? r , , Kew Bern. N. CM0t. 17, 1K91. FilR SPECIAL TRAIN RALEIGH EXPOSITION." Thursday, October 22d. Thursday, . October 2 9th. Thursday, - NoVr"5tb; -Thursday, v . Nov.' 12th. h Solid Ttouglt Trains With't Gh&Dge Cms. An' arrangement has been agreed utnbe een the A. A N. v. Railroad Company and the R A D. Railroad Company to run four tnteriuedlate stations to Raleigh and. return SA&d t il 1 ...n . 1 1 L. . . I. i . . . KlsiliiH.U,tt opportunity or dolna so kvw.b.vu Mm BU.UU TT 11N W U, UllO OI the grandest oflta eharaoter ever witnessed in worth carollsa or the Houth. The schedule gives about seven hours in Kaluga. Fre for the Round Trip When Tickets are purchased from Stations . . . named below, Including ' .. Oa Admlssloa into, tbe Kxposltloa. Morehead Olty. IKOICoreOrtek. 8 I lb.ua. tl.85 S2U 11.10 wild wood, - 815 Newport, ' 8 to Havelock, 8. 115 Croatan, S 96 Rlyerjale, a.90 New Rem, 70 luscarora, . 2.60 raswell. Kluston. r ailing creek, 1.90 LaUiaute, , l.MJ Best's, 1.75 SetttdBle of Special Train Leave Morehead City Depot, Morehead City, up town Wlldwood, ' Newport. " Havelock, ' Croatan, " iUverJale, " New Bern, Clark's, " ' Tusearora, CoreOree, Dover, ' Caswell, " Kluston, " Falling Cieek, " Ia Grange. ' Bet's. Arrive at Ooldsboro Leave Goldsboro for Ralclb at i 00 A.M. i I 4:18 6.-08 6.22 :i7 :0S 6:23 6. S.I 6:18 7. -0S 7:11 7:28 7:lt 8: i) 8:15 8 45 9 00 10 45 unte at xvaieigu MTIIRIIMIl Leave Raleigh (i.ssp.M, &rnveatuoiasDoro 7.ao Leaf e Goldsboro ihO' " " ?e8A'9 ' 7.5S La Grange 8 0S railing (Jreek, 8.'i8N a Klnston 8 10 " Caswell h!j6 Dover g.tg CoraCreek, p.i ' Tuscarora 9 83 ' " Clark's 0, n " New Bern 10 W ' " KlvercUle jo 89 " Croatan 10 it " ' Havel, ek lo'ss Newpoit ' H.16 Arrive at Morehead City 11 88 S. L. DILL, Q. P. A. AGENTS an make 95.00 m y ellinff our Album, We beat the World toi low Tric.s this year. IMPORTED PLUSH ALBUM, $1.00 84 X 10H. Kmboiied V Added tAtm. tmld rArttm rrn. ion cltup, holding Dearly fifty Cabinet and Card picture. oiit iur i.uu i reian a ror mi.Wf. Mot vithttandfnfr the tariff on imported album) is raited iroin 10 vo per cent, there will Dot beany locreiiM in our pnceB thi year. Oar new una nf ftKi.r.1 PaoNoUKciNO PxiULtKi. Fasttit Biblss contalnlntj Old and tinW Tfrlnna. Sir What th rwinnla ar.nr SJUVEMILEBOOKSBo'nK Agente from now untiTOhrfitrna. thtnd 22 cent for canvaesiDg book. IUaet rated circulare fhkb for aft of our fast Belling goods. DON'T DELAY. , F(jH5Ht6 4 ttcMAKIN, Importtn, Cincinnati, can fecnn.il .tour line of work, mplclly Mnd In u.ni)r. by tlnM of elilti-r votmir c..l. nn.l hi their OW. loMlitifVYlnTuvoriliey Hp. Any Onocnn do ill. viirk. l-'.i.av n Ia.h. V faml.ll veryHiing. We .tart veil. No ri.k. Yuu ren devote jonr .pure momeoii. or ell your time to tee work. Thla la an entirely new lead .end krlnga wonderhl ancceaa to erery workea BcKtnnere ere earnlns arum SSS to S6S pervrcek end upward and mnre efter a little einerlenee. We can rumlih yen tbe em. pleynent and teacli you i-'ICKK, No aMceko rxplnln bere. Full Wormetloo fttkM. I'SUE J6 CO.. AtUUttXla aalaaW 'HeBo ! Tom. Glad to see you, old fellow 1 It's almost ten years since we were married. Sit down: let's have an experience meeting. Sow' the wife!" , i . jV --i "Ohlshe'sso.rameMuituu.wsjswant. tnc something I cant afford." - " Well, we all want aXimcUtlDsmore we've got. Don'tyoaJ" "J-hut I ness want win V my master.' I Started to keep down expenses ; and now Lil says I'm 'mean,' and she's tired of saving and never kaving anything to show tor it I saw your wife down street, ana she looked as hsppy ss a queen I " " I think she Is; and we are economical, too, nave to be. My wife can make s little go farther thsn anyone I ever knew, yet she's always stir, prising me with some dainty contrivance that adds to the comfort and beanty of our little home, and she's always ' merry as a lark.' - When I ask how she manages it, she always Isaghs and says: Oh I that's my secret I But I think I've dis covered her' secret.' When we married, we both knew we should have to be very careful, bat she madconecoDdltion: she would have berMagasine. And she wss right 1 1 wouldn't do wlthonMt my. self for doable the subscription price. We read It together, from the title-page to the last word : the stories keep our hearts yoang; the synopsis of important events and sokntino matters keeps me posted se that I can talk UDdentandlngly of what Is going on; my wife is always trying sums new idea from the household department ; she makes all her dresses and those tor the children, and she gets all her patterns for nothing, with the Watasine ; and we saved Joewuec he was so sick with the croup, by doing Jost as directed in the Sanitarian Department -Bat I can't tell you haUl" What wonderful Magazine Is it f" J ' r " Demorest's PamilyMsgailne, and" . "Whatl Why that's What Lll wanted SS had, stall told Imc it was an extravagance.'' . "Well, my friend, that's where yon mad a grant mistake, and one you'd better rectify as soon ss you can. I'll take your 'sab.' right her, on my wife's account: she's bonnd to have a china tesxet la time for our tin wedding nest month. Hy gold watch was the premium I got tor getting no a dub. Here's a copy, with tbe new Premln ra Llstfoclnbs,-thblnestthlngoutl If yon don't eeeinitwhatyrra want, you've only to writ to the publisher and tell him what yon want, whether It Is a tack-hammer or a new carriage, and he will make special terms for yon, either for a club, or for Ert easlv Better subscribe right off and surprise rs.Tom: Only $3.00 a year will save fifty times that In six months. Or send 10 oeats direct to th publisher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15 East 14th Street, New York, for a specimen copy containing thftmiIJev,i, .:i,jf. INTERNATIONAL , : TYPEWRITER! :' e "'W,ia. iL(1.., , .1? . Kr 7 2- Wt f 7 3 S -t S Jt- -i A f " 7- aft strlctrvfrst-lass tmohtaev FoTlv war ranted. Hade fromverybestraatertaLbyskllled workmen, and with tbe be beat tools that bave ever been devised for the pwnoee. "Warranted to do all that ean be nasonablr exoected of the verv best typewriter extant Capable of writing 1M word per minute r nioro-ftccordihg to, th ability of tbe operator. v If hers Is no spent ia your town, ad dress the manofactui-ers. j v - ...s- c TiiE pjkizisjkiiGjio Jftnto Wanted. , PAXT8U, JT. V. """T RTr-'Wot!ppiV end TYPiavETT- m IN J'l . r'iritclnwf:,. li.M.n.ml PBOF JS88I0NAL. fbR. O. .K. BAGBY, , Siirgeoh Dentist, Offloi, Middle Sr0,opp. Baptiit Church, Attorneyt-Law NEW BERNE, N. C. ' may22dwti C. R. THOMAS, Attorney and Conuselor-at-Lav, tOffiee, Craven Street, Stanley Building;' V'SIEW BgRNI, .0. Practices ia the Courts of Craven, Carteret, ones, Onslow, Lenoir and Pamlico counties, the Supreme Court of North Carolina, ana ths U.S. District and Ciroait Courts. jljU DR. J. D. CLARK, NEW BERNE, N. C. jO"Office on OhtTsn Street, between Pollock and Broad. P. H. PELLETIER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oraren St.,' two doors Sonth of , Journal offloe. - Will praetloe In the Counties nf Craven, Carteret, Jones. Onslow and Pamlico.- United Bta tea Court at New Berne, and supreme noun oi tne state. GEO. HENDERSON. tSuedemr to Robert) & Smdarnm.) General Hsinn Agent,' Representing Insurance Company of North America, of Philadelphia, Home Insurance Company, of New York. . Queen Insurance Company, of England, -Hartford Fin Insurance Company, of Hartford. North Carolina Home Imuran, oe Company. ofBaleigh. Greenwitch Insurance Company, of New York. Phosnlz Insurance Company, of Brooklyn. United Underwriters Insurance Company, of Atlanta. . s Boston Marine Insurance Company, of Boston. julySdwtf L. S WOO D, Morwrnif IS peart vith Gto. Allen d Co. BEAXBB IS Geieral Hardvare anil Cutlery, Harness, Saddles, Bridles and Whips, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Pollock Street, next to Rational Baik NEW BERNE, N. C. asvaNisats. thos. oNitia,vici-PRe. O. H. ROBERTS. CASHIER. The National Bank OF NEWBERNE, N. C. XNCOKPOBATBD 1805. Capital, Surplus Profits, $100,000 86,700 DIRECTOE8. Jab. A. Bbtax, Chas. 8. Bbyaji. Thos. Disvas. 3. H. Haokbubh. NEXT! letent aatUtaats hrw bSusorUl art re -you a . Hilr dut'for s SO Cants. TOlKSOSavWEa-SHOP. ,THE: BEST Liven MEDICINE CHILICURE CHKAPUT IUDICIM KSOWBI : CONSIDERING QUALITY AND SIZC OF DOSS. . it wiii jlijso uujbtm BILI0U8HE88, DY8PEP8U. atjro vaaofoQ OOmraPAnoifc R.; BERRY . New Berne - ' N. C rtafaORcETE-GL&SSES WEU tVSBTCHEHslL'S Producing long-Sightedness, & SnUt. A- , yyr or aiw via. l i j j ..-.. uwm,nw tyts, manta tysusRNL . itts tmciaa ;tik ftiE?3 RniRniii,!'i' . A' ifWIy fiW'Vw" nseS In other " Jiu:.M,eH, OTtrii "ei ( :f,. Fever Seirss. Wh..r:.v,.fli1i, mmaiTon exists, MMMMMtMS lMi fry eUlja Cents. '.r' pgP.i'.! an.! Jm...i:,..,. i3..iki' 2. ' f S- o.f.wM.iwii.W a i? ' yAZf , . VT woaa mi la PV 1 "' 11 rot o t '& "''" . ea .pu. ilma. I "f-S lhir.iak,4wn ,ium. ik aVTrTrTr . J -Iff Hni:,l,;rr,il..pertlcalarB K.aaatUeUeS CeIlex BKOl'urtletaid.MaUM ur::cVfwDZLTi::c. Th Best. yvji How His Cheapest ' v.. . HAe.iia, i 1 a. ee.aeS '.. r ? i 1 flsftfiri 1,' tot -!"lvff.i . .. , .. 1 ' of ii ari :tJ 110 '4 rJK War!-:War!-:-WaL'i igaiost Higli Prices. The War Has Opened : ONCE HATING PURCHASED WEILB NORTE I THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK Tbat I ever kept, I am determined to any honee in the city, as I bought the ,niost of my goods at Assignee ,1 , Bales I can afford to sell yon , ,.,-,.'' A Suit worth $(5 for $10, An $8 Suit for $5,. :: And so on down in proportion. IN YOUTH'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Both bbort and' Long Pant Suits, I have the best line in the city." , Knee suits so low as $1, age -6 to 13 years. t& Anything in the Clothing line yon want. 'Pl ' , Also a larco lino of Gent's Furnishing Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, .OAJPS, TEUNK8 and VALISES. A large line of Ladies' Cloaks, Newmarketa, and Children's Walking Jackets from 12 to 16 years, and other goods too numtrons j ; to mention. Come and see me before purchasing elsewhere. ' I Nhxt Door to R. Berry. Middle fit . NEW BERN B, N, C I k J. A. Thomas, Salesman. I I I I'- in mill I m Carriages. Baggie?, Eg ad Carts, Spring Carts, : Phaeton Cart?, Harness, Whips, Eobss; &c.f ; All of which will be sold low to meet the demands of w public. -- StOCIC HORSES AND.. MlM Is constantly being replenished for the Trad; Low Sales for Cash or Secured Kotesl 7 J", "W, STEWeAiEtlaT. i rOUNDEO IN 1864 07 th present execntlTe 27 1 J?S?ltTI,,cI"4 annual sttendanoe Now oempjing fotir boUdlne Stands nnrivalsil la facilities for encatlng YOVVO MEN AND WOMBI? foi snceees In life. - In fleeUling npoa t school for their children, PARENTS should send them to THK BUST, becanse it paja. It may require the expenditure of s few dollars more at first, bntlt will prore the cheapest In the end. 1 CHEAP tnltlonia yery dear, becsnse it mean cheap teachers, cheap surroundings, inferior fafliV" all similar Institutions combined. ' Cstslotni and , -Adareaa, W. H. 8ADLER, President, and Founder; or p. A. SADLER, Secretary, -BUSINESSCOLLECE,t3.8,IO 12 N.Charles St., BALTIMORE, MO.. LOVELL DSAOWD CYCLES. Mo- fs Sond Tires, 6fisoo stb.ctly Ko. 8 0. Udlej' Gushloa TIti m- . no. z, uusnion i ires, 5 , Ro. 3, Ladles Solid Tires, ..v: ' 8- Cnshion Tires Warranted All. PeVBTS IntercliaMe- $85.00 IL,uSSl ' - -.i''": '. . UAK1I ICAiTi inrno v .i V'i t : "'""wmw i wntno, faUeuitilsiUmi htm lOOfsgeBliitittri tttiltpi VAUGIirj PATENT FIBaT-CLiASS- IN EVEIIY, HEHPEOT. LIGHTEST, STEONGEST easiest WDnro vihicib oh EARTH. D'JCCIES, BOAS WASOSS, PMT08S, , AND 1:4 -k STJBBEYS OitliiofciiicrM Bols Proprietors and A4f-3 A. . V X i W I I aa V 1 aT X aS7 y r 1 . t I M X sell as cheap not cheaper than w .11 t'i , " . 1 it. l I, . -HiIilllV.rtilitoiiiJmli.iiiiilli.lliiAViy, YEARS of continuous and snccessfnl nsns;is Dsrttenlsn mailed on aDolicatlon. Mim . ia '.igsass?g;sa:iii . . ... ;h "-.:". 1 .2 . f OS.VV 10.4, Conrarllbla Solid Tins, 985.00 " ' Ko.4,C, " Coshlon Tins, . No better machine made at , . any price. Bicycle CatalopiFni. J.rt . ' ioe rr - . nr.skvL as Art, .- ... - duo un. macks. , of tata, tiflas, twelwn, Sporting tooii f all kladi, U SPCIIIQ VEi:gDLE a' , Manufacturers, 0
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 31, 1891, edition 1
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