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VOL. X.--NO. 190.
NEW BERNE, N. C... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1891.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
HEOKER'B Sslf Raising Buckwheat.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. Apply at Journal
Offioe. ooi81l w
LOST On Saturday, a Gold Haded
Cane, marked J. W. M , Maroh
1890. Th8 person finding: will be re
warded on leaving t at Journal olfloe.
oc27 t(
BARGAINS io beautiful work-baskets
fancy styles job lot just received.
J. fiUTKR.
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MOKE Genuine Cubans Tobaoco.
octet!
TO ONE who can copy music In a
olear style. I will Rive work at in
tervals during the winter. I prefer
the services of one who understands
harmony and counterpoint, although
this knowledge is not necessary.
.sepl8tf i-has L. Gaskill.
XTEW DRUG STORE.-Drugs. Medi
oii.et and Obnmiouls, o. V. Popular
proprietary Medicines. All varl ties of
Druggist's Humifies. Trusses aud Urso s.
9i.w crop Gard-n Heeds. Finn and Laige
Nloek Ulgars ard Tobucco. all stw, 1're
scrlptloD. accurately compouude i (and 'Ot
t vn prices), oui m tto and our success.
U a. OK'.KN. Uruirgls'. and Apothecary,
Middle st.. four doom from Pollock. JanlU ly
OLD papers for sale at the Journal
office by the dcz-m, hundred or
thousand. tf
Forest fires are doiug grdat
damage io Alabama.
In digging in Illinois a fine stone
roadway has been discovered
When it was made and by whom is
uot k'lOWD.
The Cumberland Fair is a big
success. Gov. Holt is in atten
dance. By the way, the Governor
Beems strengthening his hold upon
the people.
Timothy Healey, the most
bitter of the anti Parnell loaders,
was pablioly horsewhipped in
Dablin by Mr. MeDormott, a
nephew of the late Mr. Parnell.
THE Italia, a newspaper oi
Rome, thinks Europe will have to
unite in oallingthe attention of the
United States to a more correct and
precise notion of the law of
nation.
At the Exposition, at Montgom
ery, Ala., the attendance is very
large, ranging from 8,000 to 12,000
daily. The display of agricultural,
mechanical and mineral products
Is unsurpassed in the history oi the
State.
The Wilmington Messenger
sayf: ' Since 1800, we venture to
say that the taxes taken from the
whites to educate the negroes in
North Carolina will aggregate more
than sixty hundred thousand
dollars."
Complaints are made that the
Southern Exposition at Ualeigh is
not doing justice to the South, that
It is little more than a State fair.
Before making this criticism it
should be romembered that the
Expositions at Montgomery, Ala.,
and Augusta, Ga., are in full blast.
THE Journal always rejoices
in the success of New Bernlans.
We have learned with pleasure that
Mr. James Brinson is rapidly rising
in Oalorado. His services were in
demand in the late campaign, and
he gave all the time to the Demo
cracy that he could spare from his
exacting professional duties.
Talent, pluck and energy always
win.
Mr. Thomas Dixon, like a great
many smart men, indulges too
much in the sensational. It seems
that he took part in the New York
eampain, and could not resist the
tempation to appear in the arena
: ai a gladiator against "the tiger."
The New Tork Sun says: The Re
publicans oarried tbeir campaign
into the pulpit yesterday, and Mr.
Piatt's man Fassett's man, the
I Bev. Thomas Dixon, tackled the
Tammany tiger in a style quite
-equal to anything Mr. Fassett, or
j tbia other man, 'Mr. Godkin, has
, -done daring the whole coarse of
- the campaign, and Mr. Dixon
't didn't have to take his coat off to
V do it, either.
' S Tra , Qotpber number of the
Wake Forest Student is fall of fresh
r" and interesting matter. Prof. J. B.
..- Carljle is alumni editor; E. S.
' Eeaves and G. .W, Pasohal repre
"ent the Phi. Sooiety, and W. W.
'; . Vass, Jr., and W. P. Daniel the Eu.
. . . aoclety. Mr. E. V. Howell is busi
ness tnanaeer. In addition to tlm
. editorials aod college notes the
following is thetabltf of contents:
V, Oniy'I'xlends, by E. T. Of "The
. y Bcattertd i Nation ( by Boert N.
' Cook; ; Oar Colleges Their Work,
? y I.'l T.'Newton They Wanted a
. Kieg, AnoDi Throuah Meifoo. . bv
Janie P. - Doggau;" Live, by Win.
, jL?9r,.r This magazine is elegantly
printed and its articles have real
literary ability. Its friends and the
friends of the college ought to give
it a large list of subscribers.
A Birmingham dispatch of Nov.
3, says: A regular Jack the Bipper
is at work around Georgian, Ala., a
small town in Butler county. This
morning the horrible mutilated
body of an unknown dead man was
found in the public road near that
place, making six murders within
the last few days. Only yesterday
Tuos. Shepherd and wife, aged 80,
were murdered in their own home.
The country is wild with excite
ment and everybody is up in arms.
Bloodhounds have been put on the
trails in all directions, but there is
no clue whatever to the perpetra
tors of these deeds. In each case
the victim was brained with an
axe. The latest victim is believed
to be a peddler and the motive of
the murder was probably robbery.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. G. Hanison Adm'rs notioe.
Haokburn Willett Boots, shoer.
Wm. Ellis Proposals wanted.
J. W. Stewart Horses and moles.
Howard A thing cf beauty, etc
G. E. Slover Self-raising buokwhett.
John MoSorley Boot and shoe maker.
Cotton New Berne Market Silos
yesterday 152 bales at 6 1 4 to 7 1 4
The Presbyterian Synod of North
Carolina will meet in Durham next
week. It commences Tuesday night at
7:30 o'olock.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Centenary M. E. Church will meet this
afternoon at 3:80 o'olock, at the Parson
age. A full attendance is earnestly
requested.
The ladies of Croatan are to hold a
festival next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Presbyterian churoh. The
money raised is to be applied to painting
the church. The festival will begin
immediately Rfter the arrival of the
mail train.
Cleveland's Minstrels? probably the.
largest that has ever appeared-in this
city, gave a splendid performance at
the theatre lsst night. It was the high
est order of minstrelsy fun, wit, mirth
and music The Urgo audienoe present
was enraptured.
Next Wodnesdsy is to be a big day at
the Exposition. It has been set spirt as
Odd Fellows day for the orphanage
soon to be established at Goldaboro by
the order, and a great gathering of Odd
Fellows from all over the State is ex
pected. Ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvia will make
an address on the occasion. An extra
train will be run there on the same
sohedule and low prioes as the Thurs
day extras have been giving. The
Thursday special train will also be ran
85 usual.
There seems to be an epidemic of
petty burglaries in the eastern part of
the State. Four houses in Tarboro were
entered in one night, pookets of inmates
earohed and watcbea and other small
valuables secured. One of the houses
visited waa the residenoe of former
chief of police. Nothing was stolen
there however owing to the early
awaking of the occupants. Other
attempt were made the next night bat
the designs of the burglars were frus
trated in eaoh instance and at one house
were fired at al tbey commenced oper
ations.
Coining and doing.
Rev. D. MoLeod, of Beaufort, passed
through en route to visit the Exposition
at Raleigh and to attend the Baptist
State Convention at Goldsboro next
week.
Hiss Settle L. Hall went down to
Harlowe last night to take oharge of a
school.
Miss Alios Rjper, of Middleton, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H,
Crabtreo.
Messrs. D. B. Hooker and W. H,
Sawyer of Bayboro. O. H. Fowlerof
Stonewall, and A. M. Williams, R D.
Williams, O. D Lewis and A. Cleve of
Vanoeboro, arrived on a short business
trip. The Minstrel are In the oity.
Rapid Oyster Openi ng.
Mr. O. N. Ives had some rapid work
of opening oyster dqne yesterday,
Nine hand began work at 10 t. m. and
worked nntil 4 p. m. six hours and
in that time tbey opened 93 gallon, an
average of nearly 11 gallons each
nearly two gallon per hoar, eaoh. Mr.
Ives, who has much experience in
euou matters does not believe this re'
oord can be beat In the country and it
show the splendid quality of the oys
ters, which Mr. Ives saya be never taw
exoelled at tbii teason of the year,
The ones jut spoken of -ware a load of
fine ones from jar Point, A, load of
magnificent Far Creek 'oyster that
were in market yesterday brought 81 00
par bushel without trouble, The oyster
exhibit at the New Berne Fair ha al
ways been a prominent fertnre and the
display at the approaching one will be
worth coining a long diataoo to see.
' Ballon' Cetanh Remedy- A marvel
ous i ear lor uatarrb. ., Diphtheria,
Canker month, and Headache. With
each bottle there ia an ingenious nasal
Iojaotor for the mere- enooessfnl treat
ment of these complain ti without extra
charge Price ,50 j. Bold by ; New
oerne urug wo. . . v - - ,
CITI COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Nov. 3, 1891.
Board met ia regular session this
evening Mayor Manly presiding, Coun
oilmea Ellis, Manly, Lovick, Crawford,
Bell, Richardson, Miller and Oden
present.
Petitions for lights at foot of Eden,
corners of Pollock and Fleet, and Broad
and Fleet streets were referred to com
mittee on streets and pumps.
Petition of J. F. Taylor to erect an
iron shed on his wharf property was on
motion of Counoilman Ellis granted.
N. S. Richardson Admr., was per
mitted to list taxes for four years baok.
A communication from Hettie A.
Styron and attorneys asking damages
for alleged injuries was referred to the
city attorney to investigate and report
next meeting.
Fire Department committee report
nothing speoial.
Finance committee the treasurer
submitted the annexed statement show
ing collections from all souroes to
Nov, 1:
Receipts of Tax Collector for 1880, op
to Oot. 31 $3 598 03
Receipt same perhd this year 2.970,2a
Difference in favor of this year 878 10
Reoeipta of City Marshal for 1890 up
to Oot. 81 8283 87
Receipts same period this year 891.46
Difference in favor of this year 161.09
Tax Collector 378 19
City Marshal 161 09
Total collected over last year
for same length of time 539.38
On motion the finance committee and
attorney were instructed to investigate
the appraiamect cf railroad property
and report.
Councilman Ellis presented the mat
ter of overcoats for the polioe force.
samples and prices, and on motion of
Councilman Miller, an appropriation
not to exceed $130.00 was made to
purchase, the selection to be left to the
chairman of police committee and
Mayor voting aye Councilmen Ellis
Manly, Lovick, Crawford, Bell, Rioh-
ardson, Miller and Oden.
Councilman Ellis on ttreots reported
muoh good work done and still going
on. Un motion a liaht waa ordered to
be plaoed at corner Crooked and Nor
wood ; and a light on Primrose street
referred to committoe on streets and
pump with power to act.
Councilman Ellis offered the follow
ing resolution:
Whertas, It seems impossible to fullv
enforce the fire district ordinance, and
mucn dissatisfaction exists thereat,
tberefore, inasmuch as the ordinance
appears to be ineffective, and faiis to
serve the purpose intended.
Be it resolved, That the same be
repealed.
Being warmly discussed failed to
pass.
Councilman Richardson was alio jred
to retire.
The oity attorney reported on the ob
structions of certain streets. In regard
to foot of Qeorge street the clerk was
instruoted to place the same for back
years on the tax list. Foot of Eden
street referred to street and pump com
mittee with power to aot. Outstanding
fence on Muddy street, olerk instruct
ed to notify owners to move. Hanoock
street, ocoupancy by A. R. Dennison
referred to street and pump oommittee.
Foot of Metcalf street, olerk was in
structed to issue notice I. W. Eubank
to move building baok on line in 30
day.
The matter of obtaining plot of Pavie
town for record was referred to Coun
oilman Oden.
Permission was granted Dr. F. W.
Hughes to ereot a email building of
iron on Qaaton House lot.
On motion of Counoilman Crawford
the recent work of Dr. F. W. Hughes'
on Hotel premise waa regarded a a
repair; Councilman Ellis voted aye, but
desired to go on record at favoring the
enforcement of the fire district
ordinanoe.
Councilman Ellis, for the city was
allowed to move and repair a small
building on oity hall lot.
Mr. Wm. O. Clarke stated that he was
prepared to make propositions for water
work; the board would oontult but
was not yet ready to reoelve proposals.
On motion all proposals for water
work and eleotrio street railway will
be closed on the lOch Nov.
Board took a recess until Wednesday
evening.
Nov. 4.
Board reassembled this evening.
Mayor Mayly in the chair, present
Councilmen Ellis, Manly, Loviok, Bell,
Crawford, Oden and Miller.
On motion the Fire Distriot ordinanoe
was referred to the oommittee on ordi
nanoe and license to whioh Counoilman
Manly waa added.
The olerk was instructed to notify the
flreloompanle that no bill will be paid
unlet authorized by the board.
Mayor' report read and reoeived as
follow:
To the board of Oounoilmen: I have the
honor to report a follows for the
month of October.
Fine $ 83.20
Ccr. 13170
163 90
M. Manly, Miyor, Oct. 81, 1891.
Marshal's report read and adopted as
follow:
Nov. 8. 1891.
The Hon. Mayor and Board Oity Coun
cil, Gentlemen:
Below please find my report for the
month of Ootober, 1891. We have made
during the month 76 arrest, S were sent
to jail, S appealed to Superior court, 11
dismissed.
Fine oolleoted $ 15 95
Costa 109 M
Total SU0.S5
'J One half th above: ooit St. 65 waa da-
AnataA fop tnv Iam. -'-.s - :r '. -
The ballano $70.60. turned ovtr to
Trtuurer. . ... .. i
- rts Betpeotfnlly tnbmittsd i
ViJ-;.? iix' iT. Lawn, M." ;
" Board took t renes nntil T p. m. Nov.
17th. 4- W, D. Wallace, oity olerk.,.
TIIE DOUBLE MAIL.
Will Be Established if Proper Currj in?
Facilities are Arranged.
A favorable reply has been received
from the Government in response to the
petition from our citizsns for the estab
lishment of a double daily mail. Wil
lingness to supply a double mail ser
vice Is intimated providod tho trains
will run right to take it. I; now re
mains to aot on the suggestion offered,
confer with the railroad officials and
then oommanioato with tha Post-office
department again on the matter. And
we are satisfied this will promptly be
done and we are hopaful in regard to
the ultimate result.
We have been wanting the double
mail accommodations a long time and
some effort ia that direction has been
made in tho past but never has the
prospect for euccees been so bright as at
present. It lies now with the railroad
and the people. Let every one who
desires this daily mail (and who is
there that dosen't'r') go to work and
talk and use whatever influence he
possesses for the putting on of the ad
ditional trains.
The double service ii desirable, not
only for ths convenience in referenoe
to the mall but for the increase in trade
and in the number of vititors it will
bring to the city.
Travelling and other business men
who wish to spend but a few hours in
the city can then do so ome now
pass us by for lack of this very ac
commodation. Likewise those who
live west of tha city could then trade
here and return home the same day by
train and this would have a tendency
to cause them to uso tho railroad more
than they do, instead of thoir teams.
We doubt not that the income from the
increased patronage added to the ad
ditional sum the government wou d
pay for the increased service would pay
tho expenses of the added trains from
the very start possibly more than do
so. At any rate this service would be
an important developing factor and the
railroad would soon feel the beneficial
effects thereof. Let ua have the double
mall. It will benellt us all, and every
body desires it.
Gratifying to AH.
The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of
the Pleasant liailirl fruit, ramariv R.mn
of Figs, as the most excellent laxative
auowD, illustrate the value of the
qualities on which its Buccees is based
and are abundantly gratify ing to tbe
California Fig Syrup Company.
Homicide in Cireeue County.
Saturday afternoon about three miles
from Hookerton Mr. Dub Smith and
Mr John Brown ant intn n fnaa nhii-h
ended fatally for Brown. The trouble
wa utariHa oy omitn teasing Brown, at
which the lattar hnn.mA nff.jlu
Smith struck Brown on the head vith a
piece of scantling, breaking his skull.
Drown a iea Sunday morning, smith
has left for parts unknown. Kineton
rree rress.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Klieum, Fever
8ores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to dive nerfect s&tisfRrtinn
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
doi. rorsaie in newbern by F. a. Duffy,
wholosale and retail druggist.
Children Cry for.PitcherXCastoria:
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever."
Keats.
Do not forget our line of sample
goods thore are some goods in them
that are ''things of beauty and a
joy forever." We bought out the
drummer's whole lot, there are no
two things alike, if yoa need a
pocket book or card case we have
at least a hundred different kind,
also hair brushes and clothes
brushes. Remember us if you want
a new hat for your husband.
J. M. HOWAKD.
JOHN LlcSGRLEY,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
POLLOCK STREET,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
Having secured the services or a skilled
Mecbamo and flrat-olass Workman from
Mew Tork, I am now fully prepare d to nil
promptly all orders (or fine
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
The many years that I have satisfactorily
supplied the wants of my nnraerone patrons
Is the best guarantee of tbe enaraoterofniy
work
Hepalrlng a specialty. Neatly and prompt
ly done.
uovSdw tflstp JOHN MC30RLEY,
Proposals Wanted.
WM. ELLIS, Chairman Committee.
New Berne, N. C , will reoeive propo
sals for Water Works, Eleotrio Street
Railway and Sewerage until Nov. ICth
No proposition to be altered after re
oeived. not 6
NOTICE.
The nnds signed, James O. Harrlaon.has
amy quaiinea as Ailmlnlstrtorof theeala
of William W Dauiihertv. deo'd. and hereby
gives notioe that he require all persons
uTiusuiiinep.BB.iueiine estate or me said
Wm. W. Dauanerlr. to nrMant them to the
said Administrator duly authenticated, for
Kymeot. on or before tbe 6tb day of Movem
r, 1802, or else this notice will be pleaued
In bar of recovery. Hereon Indebted to
wm eeiai muei pay Wlltjonl delay,
flew Berne, N. O., Nov th,18l
JAMEM O. HARRISON, Administrator,
novStw
Dr. W. L. LA4SITER,
Will praotlotln New Berne. James Citv.
and vicinity, ' Offioe hoar from 9 to
11 a. m. and. from to-'5 p. m., at
Solicitor Geo H. White' law offioe. on
Craven St., near Bouth Fronti, t
ootl6d&wtfl New Berne; K. 0.
0VVDER
Absolutely Pure.
A 'crcam of tartar baking powdor.
Highest of all in leavening ntn ulh
Latest U. S. Government Food lii'iimi
HEW ARD.
Escaped from Craven Countv J-il.
Now Berne. N. C. Nov. 3J. lS'Ji iu
white men by namo John Simpson and
Henry Humphrey. Tho forrnyr a i?ood
lookice man. about 35 veara old. 5 fnni
9 or 10 inchos high, black hair bh1
heavy blank mustache Tho other ttboiu
40 or 45 yeara old, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, light hair and thin mustsche.
common looking, with an hiiiblinir g-iit
notn sailors by profession I will pny
a liberal reward for the capture of ihiBe
men, and bo thankful for any informa
tion as to their whereabouts.
W. 13. LANE,
nov4 Sheriff Craven Couuty.
PINE APPLES,
PINE APPLES,
Large lot of this Delicious Fruit just
arrived at
D. HA.SSELL'3,
oct28tfl
Near the Post-cflice.
Don't
Have
Corns!
Wear
Waukenhose.
Particulars at the
BARGAIN STORE.
Trimmer Wanted
A First-class Trimmer in Carii.tgo
and Buggy Factory, Permanent j : if
a good workman.
O.Ti. WATERS & SON,
OCt31tf) New Herno N. C.
Solid Silver!
I have got the BEST SELECTION of
Salid Silver ever brought to New livrno.
Fn sh Goads Just Received !
I havo a Nice Selection of
Solid Gold Plain Rings.
Also a Fine Stock of AL'. KINDS of
Oooda in my line. J4T All work nmtij
done and warranted.
SAM K. EATON,
New Berne, N. ('
Millinery ! Millinery !
NEW STAND.
Mns M J RHODES would call the
attention of the Ladies that she has re
moved her place of business to the
R. N. Duffy Building,
corner Uiddle and Pollook tt., where
ha ha just received a full line of ttw
tiATEST BtYLB HATS, BONNETS.
FSA1BEBS, NOTIONS, eto. nl d wlw
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I3 & 9
ICO s
35 ?5 n
-i
Wanted. i
A good man as BAR TENDER. Only!
those who koc-p perfectly sober waiited. J j
Apply at once to j '
nultf "JIM 11 IK." !
To j3k.ll i
Whsmlt to Decern!
f
I have not onlisti'd ill tho (Srovcry,
Vu,ifcctiiinerv. Tobacco ui Duster ll'ur
(uur ii I intend ho dninn, it n ; iux:irv
I cannot hfTord.) but I ura s.ill polling 1
tbo tiueht
Boa " u" !
WIS' T M AX'S r?lii!ttdl;h;-.
laul,.:i.
KliSfclU VI frit Fan
Caki'M.
AImo. Fruttrt, Rmnkirtg .in'l th'-ing
Totiacco, igarn. Sm')ki-r' Ariiidcd i-te. '
Also difp.-nun 1'ona Cola. Miu. tn!
.itl'l 8 :d i W.iifi in th.iM. in mej, at till) :
Lowest possible j, rices.
I am eull in in, little s!ur j,iMt ground .
the coiucr nf I'ulluk, in Mi-idiu S'.rct. '
ome and see m J
oll2;n SAM 11. WVTER-.
W. A. WHITE,
FOOT OF ffilOOLK bTIIKKr, '
I'iIit in (ieti.-ral Men IihiiiIim1, ( a!
a.nu .liu- ill
(Jriic. rieo, llry (ioiiiK, Ilooii, Hut. s, .Vc !
( liiilie Twl.l Tolji , i) illi- .ri Pound,
First Chduce
For t lio-c c miliii; lo tiif c iy ' y w 1 1 -r f.iui .
lmuliii at Ltie nut: li't duct; Lu Mipj-ly
llH'JIIi-flV.-l-
Last Chance
l-'or - Jeavln Hit' Kftfn - way.
(il VK A 1 UI I
low Prices.
8. U 8 TREI71 ,
General
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Insurance Agent,
NEW - BERNE, N.J. !
IIOUSEKEEPEKS1
ATTENTION
Is called to tin: fact that
Jno. Dunn , , ;,
has th;: i ;, .'
Most Complete Stock: a
CHOICE
FitllLY GROCERIES i
in tho city. Complete in ovci ;, !
(Icpai'tnii'iit. (.Quality of Ihr
Highest and Prices as Low as I
any Grocery in the cily. j
I Io requests a call from tin- j
ladies to satisfy them that what
he claims is a fact indeed.
pi mi" iii n ic
tint ANU
Confectionery rcpartmont ! lt
Is supplied with the very nicest j .
lines of floods, imported freh j '' '
each week. To satisfy the nililii' ,.
and to secure an early call 1 j
will give for the next -'Io days :
tho following low prices:
Chocolate Criam Drops, bes! ' i' '; '--
Marsh Mallow
Caramels,
Cocoa ioii Hons. -, .
And all line goods of Whiimaie
it Miller's Phila. make, at Rock I
liottum Prices, only J "ic. per II). imi
A nice Mixed Can Iy. pure and w
good, yoe , ''i-
Plain Candy, 1 ."ic. ; .
Choice Fruits. Xcls. Raising.; . ; ,
Figs, and every t hi ng in 1 Lis line ! im . .
at equally low pi iees i
A call will be appreciated. j
REDUCTION in Oir!
i
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Korsford Brcd
Preparation.
Buy your Shot and
Powder and save M-jnev
i;ii'i.it SiHK-'i ,
An Unparail&fed Offer'
Por tbo next thirty daj p we will sell
SOLID GOLD RIDING BOVi
FRAMES SPECTACLES
WITH K1R9T QUALITY LFNS8 AT
$2.50 Per Pair!
BELL THE JEWELEE.
Th j Challenge Coffee"
13 TIIE BEST,
riesh lasted
Oreund to Order,
!0l1 30 Per Pound.
i new r.or of
w "B fC" t f yy-a
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fiii gfjS bj
sm Cheese.
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?ene Wallnau
ni-ur Methodist churoh,
l-.sn-rt l'lano and Organ
i . : r. educated at Ihn Unl
'i. i-fi! l!uc(ton miaranteed.
" --iini! extra.
I 'l I.MOMAI.S.
;l ..uid, Muh!c 'I'erclier.
-New lltnie.tl.C.
' Mi'.ilr X'ocbI 'I'eachor.
.New lietue, N. (,'.
i . ' 1 - p:il id Tarboro Coliege.
i . Mliilc Teacher.
N. C, Juuuary ;irj,
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i sns me great pleasure to
.lis nf 3 e .ii r t Intrude h alillliy
; i five, yr.u Hie liberty of
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U' a rtmily,
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1 :ni ia enefiKcd an Piano
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coK,ti-iit and eare
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- I ie nor entrnsled to
ii p-r:eel. satisfaction,
' 1 ' Hiis testimonial of
' 1 Ids services I') patties
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Jf .loh n IHickett,
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Oreciivllle, N. C.
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Men's Shoes before
i' arrntcd to give
li-.vu also on hand
I Vests, All Wool
ii: iua!ity of Silk
at .! 00 per vard.
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iy best
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SAWYER,
l'jbhionable Tailor
(t'!
fixture.
' ' I'f I'-FY'S couorl
til. '!r.vf ins .n.vme is
' rapi.r before you take
my have Cough
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dwif
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TIVE LEAGUE,
rateil in 188J.
; r-rral Eeneficiary Order.
sr:d Protection.
t er.d of 5 years.
1 i ! at death
' . auiiinuls uiKin total
11 : i or liuEtiand or wife.
. cracliii.l
. u ciiso of sickness or
' hoineB and cancel
of 6 years.
-ii '. render Value after
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'.lie Htute Treasu er
. I- . ihe proteetlon cf the
lu ors'un!..d In KeW
a. d. tope.
novassliiK Holloltor.
Fu 1 Line of Heating Stoves
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L. H. Cutler & Co. f
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