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Saily Serf NAL. fir- VOL. X.--NO. 193. NEW BERNE, N. 0.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. THE OUR 1 f J f. BUSINESS LOCALS. FOB BENT, Nloely finished five room dwelling desirable neighbor hood. Apply to novOtt E. K. Bi.hop. R . E. Hudson Boom Painter, Paper Hanger, Kalsoniiner, Orders Promptly attended to. Apply at it ,- L. H. Cutler's itore. EOUND-A Pack-ens of Dry Goods. Lost in New Berne two or three months ago. Owiier can get same npon . payment for this adv. novlO BARGAINS in beautiful wcrk-baekeU fanoy styles job lot just received. J. BUTBB. SMOKE Genuine Cubans Tobaooo. ootfltf TO ONE who can oopy mueio in a clear style. I will give work at in tervals during the winter. I prefer the aervioes of one who understands harmony and counterpoint, although this knowledge is not neooseary. sepl8tf Cbas L. Gaskill. NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs. Medi ones and tthemloals, (1. P. Popular , Proprietary Medicines. All varl-tlea of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses aDd Brno s. New orop Oardun Heeds. Fine and Large nook Cigars and Tobcco. au. hbw. Pre aorlptlons accurately compounder (and iot at TAI prtoes), out m tto and our success. Or O. OHrtKN. Dromclst and Apothecary, Middle St.. four doors from Pollock. JanlW ly 'i "IjD papers for sale at the Journal ; V- office by the dczsn, hundred or ' thousand. tf CONGRESSMAN SPEINGEE, of Illinois, is inclined to think, with many others, that the next Demo cratic Presidential ticket will be Cleveland and Boies. Jhb Davenport Democrat nomi inatee Horace Boies, of Iowa, for President, and the Boston Pott responds by nominating William E. EuBsell, of Massachusetts, for Vice President. THK New York, the largest of our new warships, is to be launched at Philadelphia next Tuesday. She has 8,150 tons displacement, is of 16,000 horse-power, and will carry coal enough to steam 13,000 miles. How is that for a ship t Alarming rumors have been set at rest in Chili by the Junta. It assures the public that there is no reason to apprehend any trouble. In Washington it is un derstood that as yet nothing has occurred to compromise the rela tion! between the two countries. The recently released convicts In Tennessee Ire being recaptured rapidly land returned to the peni tentiary. The late attempted revolution in Brazil has been quelled without serious trouble and complete order prevails in Bio Janeiro. THE Bridgeport Standard rays: "The defeat of Fassett in New York after an exceptionally brilliant u oompaign was due to the failure of the Republicans outside of the city to go to the polls." In other words the young man did'nt get enough votes. - '' "Among the other junk which is to be carried to Chicago to make op ft show for the Fair is Sitting Ball's cabin, in which that diaboli cal redskin was killed. The cabin would be incomplete without Sit ting Bull's windows and their progeny and an assorted display of ' scalps. Doubtless something of this sort may , oecur to the specula tlve persons who have paid $1,000 Joe the cabin." 1 Mr. Parsons, chief of the anti iMahone winsr of the BeDublioan I party in Virginia, when asked what 1 his followers would do at the next -election, replied to the effect that p'lt would be useless for tnem to do - f anything, as General Manone had . not ' only disorganized, but , dis V banded the ' Republican party in (Virginia, and that it would proba I bly remain so for the next tour or I tlve years, or until Democratic rule 5 shall become unbearable." ':''.. I Which party will win the sweep I stakes in 1892 l Is, of course. t doubtful, but the - last Selections ' have not lessened the chances of " the Democracy. A'calm survey of ' the field is encouraging for Demo cratic) suooesa. The one obstaole In the way is In the Booth. - If the whites divide the Eepnbllcans go In and the Bebublio will become more and more the possession of : the plutocrats and ; the Money ... Devil.-WiL Messenger. ' H f The New York Herald was not -of much force in, the late eleotion. Perhaps' it has more care for the religions: than the, political sitna : tion. At all events it is sound in the following: Now the contending faotions in the Presbyterian Church hou!d get . together shake hands, forget the animosities of the late uti hereey campaign, and charge 1 t ; " -r at V a 1, w f T f- Evidently the body of the church hereabouts is opposed to continuing these debates, which tend to make worldings laugh and skeptics sneer. It's a sheer waste of good talent. A tblegeam from the Japanese government has been received by Mr. Tateno, the Japanese minister, giving an account ot the earth quake which occurred in Japan on thd 28th of October. It seems from this authenticated report that the damage caused by the earthquake was confined almost entirely to the prefectures of Aiobi and Qifu, the former of which is on the sea about 170 miles from Tokio, and the latter immediately to the west. Nagoya is the chief city in Aichi prelecture, and had a population ol 150,000. There are no very large cities in the Gun prefecture. No mention is made of any damage in any parts of Japan. Acoording to the telegram received by Mr. Tateno, 9,500 persona were killed, 9,000 were iDjured, 75,000 houses wore totally destroyed, and 12,000 were badly damaged. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISKMt NTS. W. D. Wallace Tar notice. Found Package dry goods. Howard 'lis with our judgment, etc E. K. Bishop Dwelling for rent. , R. E. Hudson House painter, eto. The festival at Croatan for the bene fit of the Presbyterian ohuroh will be held tonight The regular monthly meeting of the German Olub will be held tomorrow night at Lothrop hall at 8:30 o'olock. The painting of the revenue cntter Winona is finished and if there is a goad tide Ibis morning she will proba bly be launched about 0 o'clock. The pulverized shell rook being put on at the foot of Middle street gives it very nioe appearance and will toon make the streets very hard and durable. The awful stench created frem the slaughter pen on Pembroke road near the city ought to be removed at once. It is immediately on the publio high way and for nearly half a mile passers- by have to undergo a most offensive and abominable odor. Lem Brimmsge, a colored man who has figured in court before, was arrested yesterday on the oharge of stealing Ifr. J. W. Meeio'a gold headed cane from his passage while the Dioiple Conven tion was. ftg held in the city. The head of the ane with Mr. Mesio's mon ogram was cut from the original cane and transferred to another, and bis carrying the cane with this head on it after it had been advertised in the Journal led ta his detection. Brim msge waived examination before Eeq Screet and went to jail to await his trial at Superior court. The receipts of the Exposition to morrow will be equally divided with the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows for the benefit of the State Orphanage now in course of ereotion at Qoldsboro, and it ia the intention to have all the lodges of Odd Fellows in the State present in a body their parade is expeoted to be a mapnifioent one. The Fifth Maryland regiment will also be there in all its glory, and the distinguished Confeder ate General, Bradley T. Johnson, who is First Colonel of the regiment, will be with them. The day is expected to be the Megest occasion of the Exposition, and the special train will give the op portunity to take it all in and also to bear Rev. Sam. Jones leoture at Qolds boro at night. From Beaufort North by Steamer. Through the efforts of Lieut. F. Wmslow the freight and passenger aide-wheel steamer Anita will hereafter (commencing Monday) make semi weekly trips from Beaufort to aither Elisabeth City or Norfolk, whiohever rents prove beak for it, and stopping on the route at Ooracoke, Wysooking, Harbor Island and other points. The Anita is 189 feet long, 89 feet aorosa the beam, and has a oarrying oapaoity of 187 tons. ' Mr. E.' H. " Deakyne,; of Gladstone, N. J.; who writes of the de cision to put the steamer on, states that there are others In readiness, .to, be put on if the traffio renders It necessary. Coming and Going:, v 'l & ; C Mrs. Annie M.Bashall and children of Washington City, who have 1 ben spending the summer visiting relatives in Beaufort oams np yesterday morning and left oa the steamer Neuse for f heir home. U y 1 - 1 . Dr. G.' N. Enaett of Cedar Point passed through en route to the Expoet tion. " Hzv .arc - ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor left to at tend the Exposition. V. .'i X . '.. Mr". ' H., W. Simpson 'rsiurd last ight from a trip to the Exposition, aad Mrs. J. A. Simpson from "visiting her sister, Mrs. Little Gorbam, of Fayette- Ville. , ', ' '"; i ' Mrs. 8. B. Ball returned from attend ing the Exposition and visiting relatives ia BalelKh., v ' Mr. 8. D. Jones ratucaed. 'front 1 visit to his father at Jsmssvillar :.i We have a speedy and positive eure for eatarrh, diphtheria. ' canker mnuth and headaohe, iaSHILOH'S CATARRH EEMKUY. . A nasal injeotor free with eanh bottle Use it if you desire health and swoet brpath. Price 50j. Bold by Jtew f erne Drug Co. . ;5 . NEW BEEN. Positive Proof From the Colonial Re cords that the Above is the Correct Spelling. Editor Jodmal: The following ex tracts are abundant proof that the name of this city haa been spelled New Bern ever since it was founded by De Graf- fenreld who named it New Bern in honor of the city of Bern in Switzerland his native place. These extracts are lathered from the Colonial Records the only authority in the matter. An aot of the Legislature of North Carolina au thorized their publication, and it was done under toe supervision of the late Seoretary of State, the Hon. William L. Saunders. The work wai executed ith great care, even to the spelling and the peculiar phraaiology of the 17th nd lath centuries. These Kecords how that De GraSenreid spelled it New Bern, and also Newborn. In the year 1749 there were fifteen Colonial oouncila held and presided over by Governor Johnson and these counoils were held in "New Bern." Vol. 4th. page 563 I find a bill "to ereot a church in New Bern." On page 616, and 618, vol 4th the name is spelled "Newborn" Vol. 4th pages 894 and 805 in the year 1788 I find summons to parties at "New Hern Town." Un page 4UU same vol ume are resolutions for quit rents to be paid at "New Bern." rage 401 same volume. Landings al lied a. "New Bern" and Bath Town. 174U. Pane 408, vol. 4th assembly prorogued to meet at "New Bern" and on page 49) same volume and same year Feb. 5th assembly held at "New Bern" on Neuse river and on same page the name of George Bontel is mentioned an repioBenttttlTo from Craven oounty who brought in a bill for the better regulation of "New Bern Town, "and afterwards the bill was passed for the better regulation of "New Bern Town." 1751 Colonial counoils held at "New Bern," and grants of lsnd were made to parties applying. 174U, vol. 4, an address to Gov. John son at "New Bern." 1765, vol. 7 to page 585. A bill to establish a residence for the Governor in "the Town of New Bern." 1768. vol. 7th. An aot for deeding oertain lots in the "Town of New Bern" taken np by trustees in said town "saved and improved acoording to law." 1768, vol. 7th, page 293. An aot to pay trustees of the aohool in "New Bern" 20 pounds for the use of a room for the assembly. 1700. letter from Gov. Trvon "New Bern" to the Board ot Trade and on page 268 a letter from Gov. Tryon "New Bern" to Lord Charles Montague- Dee. 30th another letter from Governor Trvon "New Bern." Vol. 8th, page 853. An act to build a publio Gaol and Gaoler house in the town of New Bern for the district of "New Bern." 176S. Vol. 7. page 303. A bill to es tablish a school bouse in the town of New Bern." 1751. Vol. 4, page 1280, sounoil held at "New Bern"an aot to build a church at Wilmington Saint JamesParish. Vol. 4th, psge 12b7, oouncil held at 'New Bern" a bill to build a ohuroh at Brunswick. Page 1269, same vol. Oounoil held at New Bern abill to confirm 4 lots in New Bern" read three times and passed and ordered to ha engrossed. Vol. otb, -177U, page IBS. Court of olaims held at "New Bern " and on page ioo resolutions to arrest Herman Hus bunds for seditions libel. Page 290, oounoil held at "New Bern" a bill to establish a ferry across Pamlico river. 1773, vol. 9th. pages 728 and 810. An aot 10 oompel the people of "New Bern"' to pay taxes, and on page 588 an addi tional bill to establish a school house in tne "Tewn of New Bern." These are a few of tbe aots passed in the Colonial oounoila or assemblies beld tt New Born. I oould not find every bill or aot, ai it would involve too much labor, these being lit large volumes of the Kecords, but in all that 1 did find. tits town was spelled New Bern, and the books from 1788 down to 1771 are fairly ablazs with the name "New Bern." All of these doubts as regards the proper spelling of the name New Bern arose from tbe oustom of some in the past eentury to make a single name of a compound name; it ia now, and was toon, in bad taste, and was so regarded by many at that period; better and more correct taste at that day began to pre vail. The statutes oreated in the last century were, printed by James Davis, Oltuten of Hew Bern; bis oustom was to spell the name "Newbera" and in copy ing the proceedings Of the Legislature and councils, he adopted that style of spelling; and it has been continued by a few to the present day. Some years linear the subject ' waa agitated and a disposition was manifested to spell New Bern a it was incorporated via. with a capital B, and the same was to spelled on the gate of the oemetery. It is entirely useless and a waste of time to attempt to get the masses to spell the name of this oity, "Newborn they have too muoh good sense for that, it would be as easy a task for one to work his way up Niagara Fall in a large Iron kettle with a orowber for a paddle. , It is New Bern, always was New Bern, and will be New Bern, as ieng as oak and ash will grow and water ran down hill. - ; .i 1 ESD 0 CODTBOVXHST. . ? Tie Value of Money. Men of unlimited means hardly ap preciate the , value of just one dollar, but with the poor every dollar means so muoh toil and so muoh effort. It is a oomfort to know that the poverty strick en Invalid oan ( derive to muoh good from so little expenditure, when they Invest their dollars in B. B. B. (Botanio Blood Balm). ' ; ' r 1 - W. O. McGauhey. Webb Cltv. Arkan sas, wrists: "B. a B. has done me more good aad for less money than any other blood purifier I ever used. I owe the oomfort of my life to it." ' . - A. P. McDonald, Atlanta, Oa.. writes: "I had a running uloer on my leg. Several doctors failed to do it good. Three bottles of B. B. B. effected a cure. B. B. B. i also oured my brother of a running sore.?' '"i !'.. . .:j,;i-".v David Thurman, Atlanta, Ga., says: "I, waa a ooaaiant sufferer for many many years witn sororuia end Eczema, A fe bottles of B. B. B. entirely eured me." ,.' . . ,; .. John M. Davis. Trier. Texas, writes "I was subject a number ef years to spens or . innammatory - rheumatism whioh six bottles of B. B. B. thank heaven, has entirely oured I have not fait the sugbtAftt pain since." T. H. C. A. Week of Prayer. These meetings this week promise to be of more than ordinary Interest. The opening service Sunday afternoon, in the Association 'a rooms conducted by Dr. Clark, though not largely attended, kwajoharaotered by deep and serious feeling, and evinced an earneitdetermi natloa to employ the time in aotive Christian work. On Sunday night a large audience gathered in the Presbyterian ohuroh and the pastor. Rev. O. G. Vardell, preaohed a plain and forceful sermon to young men, urging them to take heed to the oall of Christ, and "arise" from the stupor of death, and the entangle ments of sin, and come over upon the Lord's side for their own salvation, to the help of society, their country, the church and the world. Last night the devotional room of the Asociation was much better filled than on the previous day. Rev. R. A. Willie of the Centenary M. E. Church, con ducted the meeting and delivered an impressive discourse whioh was atten tively and seriously listened to by the audience. It being brought to the notice of the meeting that others desired to attend but were prevented by their occupa tions it was deoided to request business men to olose during the week by 8 o'clook and it was also deoided to post pone the beginning of the regular meet ing a little by letting a few minutes song service preoeds it. Tbe meeting tonight will be conduct ed by Rev. Rufus Ford, of the Baptist Church, Subjiot: "My I come as I am V" The meetings will be oontinued in the t. M.O. A. Rooms at 8:15 p. m. through out tbe week except on Thursday night. All men are cordially invited to attend them and will be heartily welcomed. Eve's Daughters. Marion Harland, on pages 103 and 415 of her popular work, "Eve's Daughter- or, Common Sense for Maid, Wife and Mother," says: "For the aching baok should it be slow in recovering its normal strength an Allcock's Porous Plasteb is an excellent comforter, combining the sensation of the sustained pressure of a strong warm hand with certain tonio qualities developed in the wearing. It should be kept over the seat of un easiness for several days in obstinate oases, for perhaps a fortnight. "For pain in the back wear an All cock's Pobocs Plastbb constantly, renewing aa it wears off. This is sn invaluable support when the weight on the small of the back becomes heavy and the aching inoeasant." Notice. Rev. R. F. 8 til ley will hold seryice at at the Long Wharf next Sunday Eren ing at 2 o'olock. Come all. Its Excellent Qualities Commend to publio spproval the Cali fornia liqaid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It is pleating to the eye. and to the taste and by gently aotine on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses the system effectually, thereby pro moting the health and oomfort of all who use it. Old Dominion S. S. Co. On and after Tuesday. Nev. 10. 1891. Str. Newberne, O. D. line! will leave Newberne for Norfolk at 12 o'clock, noon, instead of 2 p.m.. as heretofore nov7 tf E. B. Roberts, Agt. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Tis with our Judgement as our wat ches; none go just aliks; yet eaoh believes bis own." Popk. Wo wish we could get jou of the same judgement as some of our customers, they thick that How ard's is tho place to buy their Clothing, Hats aud Sboes. Now give us a trial and may be you will be of the same opinion. Our aim is to give you your moneys worth. See our line of sample goods at K. Y. cost. Call early they are going fast. If yon want an ingrain car pet see us before you buy. HOWARD. TAX NOTICE. Tour City Taxes are now due and payable. The oity needs money to pay bills and oarry on improvements.' Please come forward and settle. W. D. WALLACE, OHj Tax Oolleotor. No 10,18.1 X Boot and Shoe Haker, POLLOCK STREET. 1 . JSW Jiflttfl J5 N. 0. , rV - ? i i;. a "- '!."'" - v '- Baying secured the esfvtass of s skilled Keshan aad nnt-elasa. Workm n from Mew Tork, I sin bow- fhlly prepared to fill promptl i all ordsrs lor fin . CUaTOX MlDE BOOTS iSn WoES. ThS aaany years that I havtf satlsfaetrwtly supplied the wants of m aamarans patron. Is tbe bet guarantee ot the eharaetar of toy Kepalrlng a specialty. Neatly and prompt- ijr uuiin, - . noyadw tf Istp . . JOHN MC30RLET, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest U. S, Government Food Iiepurt. Proposals Wanted. Wm. ELLI9, Chairman Committee. New Berne. N. C, . will reOMlVA rirnnn. sals for Water Works. Electrio Street Uailway and Sewerage until Nov lCch No orooosition to be altered after re ceived. noT6 Dr. W. L. LA3SITER, Will practioe in New Berne, Janu s City, and vicinity. Office hours from 9 to 11 a. m. and from 3 to 5 p. m., at Solicitor Geo H. White's law offiae. on Craven St., near South Front, octl6d&wtf New Beruo, N. O. o CO CD o CD 09 CO o CD 00 O REWARD. Eaoanrd from Orsven Countv Jil. New. Berne. N O.. Nov 3J. 189 i . tw.. white men by no me Jnbn Simpnun aurl Henry Humubrev The former a itood- looking man. about 35jnre old 5 teet 9 or 10 irjehes high, black har and heavy black mustache The other about 40 or 45 years old, about 5 feet 10 incbee high, light huir and thin mustache. common looking, with an amblinir gait Both sailors by profession I will py a liberal reward for the capture of these men, and be thankful for anv informa tion as to their whereabouts W. B. LANE, nov4 Sheriff Craven County. Don't He,VO Wear Waukenhose. Particulars at the BARGAIN STORE. New Goods! New Goods! We are receiving new goods by every steamer. NOTICE OUR Special Low Prices! Jelly ; : ; 10c lb Preserves . ; 12Jo. " " 5 lb pails, 75c. 31b Standard Peaches 15 & 20c. can 31b Pie 10c. ' 21b , Cherries 15o. " Falton Market Corned Beef 8c. lb Boneless " 8c. Finest Sugar Cored Hams 14c. " Loose Pickles : : 10c. doz White Fall Cream Cheese, 15c lb Good Green and Binck Tea, 50c. lb Best . 75o, ' Oar Special Blend Boasted Coffee 30 and 35o. per pound. And afnll line of other fancy Groceries too numerous to mention. v Thanking yoa for yoar past favors and trusting von will give ns another trial, we are , y -RVerj Bespectfnlly CHURCHILL & PARKEEj V Broad Street. ';. fas. & a e -swap g oo W Wanted, A good man aa BAK TENDER. Only, those who keep perfeotly sober wanted. Apply at once to nol tf "JIUMIE." Whom It Iky Concern! I have not enlisted in the Grocery, Confectionery Tobacco ot Oyster War. (our du I intend so doing, it id luxury I cannot afford,) but I am still selling the Quest LOWNEY'S Bon Chocolates anl WHITMAN'S Philadelphia Candles. KKNEUY'j Ccl hratrd Fancy Cakes. AIbo. Fruits, Smoking find Chewiug Touacco, igare. Hmotier'e Articles etc Also dispensing ( oca Colft. Mioer.il nnd 8odi Wier to those in noe.l, ut the Lowest possible prices. I am still in m little store jiiHt around the corner of Pollok, in Miudlo Sireet. Come and see me. oll3cu SAM B. WATER V W. A. WHITE, FOOT OP VIIDULK 8TKEET, Dealer iu general MerehAndite, utlers a Hrocerie-, Dry (ioods, Boois, Shoes, &c. Choice Twin Tobacco 20c per Pound. First Chance For thoee coming to the city ny wnter and lauding at the market dock to supply Ihemnelves- Last Chance For those leaving the same way. GIVE OB A TU1 AI LOW Prices. S. R. STREET, General FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Agent, NEW BERNE, N. C. HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION Is called to the fact that O" no: IDiinn HAS THE Most Complete Stock OF CHOICE FUILY GBQOEBIES in tho city. Complete in every ik'uartment. Oualitv of the Hitrhest ami Prices a.; LowasWAl:I' 1 f any Grocery in tho cirv. Ho requests a call irom t he ladies to satisfy them that what ho claims is a lact indeed. Confectionery Department Is supplied with tho very nicest j linos of goods, imported fresh each week, lo satisly the public! and to secure an early call hoi will Kivo for tho next SOdavsl tho following low prices: Chocolate Cream JJrons, best ! as u ir.. ii .. i 1 munii .uitiiuw Caramels, " Cocoa Bon Hons, And all fine oods of Whitmans & Miller's Plifla. make, at Rock Bottom Prices, only '25c. per lb. A nice Mixed Candy, pure and good, 2i f lain Candy, 15c. Choice Fruits, Nuts, Raisins. Figs, and everything in this Hue at equally low prices. A call will be appreciated. oclOds REDUCTION in Old Virginia Cheroots. Also, Horsford Bread Preparation. Buy your Shot and Powder and save Money WHOLESALE GBOOEB, aODDLB STREET, NEW BEENE. R. O. ' An Unparallehd Offer! For the next thirty day we will aell t SOLID GOLD BIDING BOW FRAMES SPECTACLES . WITH MRftT QQA.MTT LKSdI-S AT $2.50 Per P BLL THE JilWEL 1? Trimmer Wanted. ; A First-class Trimmer In Carriage and BunKy Factory. Permanent job if a good workman. Q. H. SVATEE8 ft SON, New Berne. N. O, oct31tf) Solid Silver! I have ijot tho BEST SELECTION of Solid Silv. r ever brought to New Berne. Fresh Goods Just Received I I have a Nice Selection of Solid Gold Plain Rings. Alto u Fine Stork of ALf. KINDS of froodn in ,y Hue eyail work neatly done end wrrui.'d. SAM K. EATON, New Berne. N. C Thy Challenge Coffee" 13 THE BEST, esia Coasted Only 30 Oei.t Per Pound. NE'.V LO'' OF M h inm Cheese, IU 'AS & LEWIS. Prof sLugene Wallnau .ii-tii, near v-tb -dm ctanroh, o . Expert Pi.ti.o and organ jplrer. eduoat U at the Unl 'Hii. Hatisr -ci on . uaranteed. ollshli u t mi. xtra. TKSTIMO tlAVS Miss F.i:n:!o nollaiid, m ua c Tercher. fi.w Urne, N. c. Miss Marian It. Radoliff, VooalTeaoher Hew Berne, N. c. rrof. Oaiesp'e, , ,. Principal of Tarboro College. Mrr Jalle Htaltou. Music Teaolier. Cii-Aeuvllle.N. C, January Srd. IBM: Mr Kni;eiie Wallnau, ' ' J eiir i-ir:-it Kivt8 me great pie. sore to iMureyour pilrona nr your thorough ability ana Tuner, and I give you the liberty of lining my uann- nh a t'-stimonlal. Ut-speclfully, Mrs. Louis C. Latham: Mr. Fnghnc Wnllrnn la engaged as Piano Inner In i he jreer.MU , i:niirge,aod he has provnl hiiTiKolfa ve y onipetvnt and care lul w.i-kiiiuu He b a entleman and oon Rnen .iii.aiy p.-rr.irn.a the work entrusted to him an uavim-uivm perrert satlifaoilon. tin.-Inn , iniHi. united, this testimonial of his W'.rk.i niiiiiieiKi uk lila services topartle. In wan I oi a lei ialilo tuner and repalier. , , , , , 1'ror J,hn Uocketi, rilncip il of Creenvllle College, Greenville, N. O. . ' . er. Miialc Teacher, Mr Have Jil- r- iv. i h job lot Of nio ... ovf;acoATS, li -Hi j ac very low I 111!: ..f likiir ea. ,;Li oys' Wiitrr Ciothing ON UANU. SeB nur Cr.i-,. Mens Shoes before " -' 've.v pur onrrnnted to irive -iii-.iHci.ir,. v.'.- h-.vn ,lo on band "h' tirrr.: ,iii vv . .1 VeNte All Wool i . n.d .-. vh.. i.iiv qualiiv of Siijt F. i.rj- Si 00 per yard. !" In . "i an i Ziegler'e sn h -p. .-t- Baniugtou & Baxter. ltj To My Pairons and the Publi-i Generally. f' ,ciilt r,o.. ,.,.. ny n..-n0f basinetaM s,,,-- , i,-,.,-. c. bl ,rt 1 KO-NT TKKET' h Rl "f ,h" O.ton House, u-rnm-ii Lit HflrTA m w ' i" " 'f Tf. I sball keep I , A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES (.f fhi1 rny beat Foi;k(,. am Dcuikstic Goods, It. SAWYER, - i -i r '.'i"iiblf Tailor :u :h US xfare. Cr- fir 11 N OUFFT'S COtJQfl Si'lX TPE, tuo eev ibiU H18 HK is V" "1- d o,i me wrapper before vou taka it, nihrrwiHO you msy havs Couirh Syrup paesed on yoa whioh yoa did not call for. d&wif AMERICAN PROTECTIVE LEAGUE Incorporated in 1889. A Patriotic Fraternal Beneficiary Order. Offers Prosperity and Protection. PAYS SMO.ortlOOOat end of&ysars. PAYS name amount at death. , PAYS naif of theve amounts apon' total d'sabillty. PAYS tW npon cleata of-hnsbanA or wife. PAYS Kb npon death of a ohllil ' FAYS 120 per week sn oass ol slaknasaor aonidant. ) Loans mone" to bay homes and eaneels deDt Rt death or at end of s jearv , , Plxrd rash Anmaitr Valme suflaf SlOO huv twt u pld In. -'jt f U.n Ki iepnx tidwiib tbe Bute Treasn ar cji Mi ava'-hiim'tia (or the prmsatloti of th ptiiic hi-luoi- i.rii..kls-4 'in' Haw" ii ijtawJns oilaitor. i l.iCti. .at:u Ta BBrrc. 5 'C-r.RiCH.Hin O..B. F TS.i .-,fi & . Jb'in.aa C Howanl a.it K s" Edwards hav ibia d'v '"" Bi- id-- l-p.rtorMiip ny i!illi-iV ,rvn-'"r- He-It" E ' ards ik.':L,H; ii'it tC'i-i. sun. if ft.-, and M ' "H I . - 1 . ' - loot27s
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Nov. 10, 1891, edition 1
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