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OURNAJL VOL. X.-NO. 196. NEW BERNE, N. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. , BUSINESS LOCALS, G' OLD FISH One pair given FREE with etch fifty oent bottle of "Bishop's Cough Core," at Aux. Millbb's, sill 61 & 63 Brod street. EVAP'D APBIGOTS, Peaches and Pitted Plums and Cherries, Cocoa Data, Macaroons and Graham Wafer. 0. E. 8L0VEE. FOB BENT, Nicely finished Ave room dwelling deairablo neighbor hood.' Apply to n0v9tf E. K. Bishop. R E. Bud bod House Painter, Paper . Hanger, Kalsoniiner, Orders rromptiy iiwuuau w. ivvi t L. H. Cutler's (tore. FOUND-A Paokige of Dry Goods. Lost in New Berne two or three month ago. Owner can get same upon payment far this adv. novlO BARGAINS ia beautiful work-basket fancy styles job lot just received. J. SUTEB. s HOSE Genuine Cut an Tobacco. oottstf NEW DRUG STORE.-Drugs, Medi oiiies and Chemloals, O. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. AH varieties of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Brao s. New crop Garden Heeds. Fine and Large Mtoek Cigars and Tobacco, all new. Vre aorlpllons aoenrately eompounded (and not etwaaprloea), ooi- m ato and our success. O. O. OKitKN, Druvgist and Apotheoary, Mtddl. st four doors from Pollock. Jan'i) ly OLD paper for sale at the Journal office by the dozen, hundred or thousand tf Gov. Campbell has issued bis Thanksgiving Proclamation. There's grit for yon 1 ACCORDING to Col. Olarkson the Republicans in New York and Massachusetts were outjonroaled as well as outgeneraled. An agreement has been con cluded between the United States and British governments in the Bearing Sea sealing ttahery ques tions. -Ohio claims about 1,100 square miles of Indiana territory, and In diana to get even, claims a big bunk ot Illinois, which includes Chicago and the World's Fair. ' Of the average yield of cotton in eleven States, reported by the Department of Agriculture, North Oarolina stands fourth with an Average of 178 pounds per acre. One of thA funny things of the day is the New York Tribune re joicing over Republican gains in the Pennsylvania Legislature when there was no election for members of the Legislature. The Grand jury of the Federal court in session at San Antonio, Texas, has indicted the officials of the Louisiana Lottery company for ending their advertisements through the mails. A New Yobk chemist has dis covered that there are 1,045 different and distinct nnlsances on the water shed from which Gotham draws her supply of drinking water, 27o wonder the average New York man don't like water. -THE revolution in Brazil is as earning proportions; the provinces of Para and Bio Grande do Sal have declared their independence. and the province ofBahia will soon follow; President Fonseca is moving to put down these revolts. SENATOR Gobmam will not be a candidate for the Presidential nomination next year. He is young and can well afford to wait. It is no small compliment to Mr. Clove land that Senator Gorman grace fatly yields to his superior claims. THE fellow who wrote a letter to Governor Gordon in the name of Miss Winnie Davis asking the loan of xf 1,000m was as tnnob fool as kjhave. If he had had three grainB oj brain be would have known that Gen. ; Jno. : B. Gordon: knew Miss Winnie 'Davis too well to beim posed on In any snch way. The - daughter of r the South is not that . t '.. -MlWlaPiawBJMt' x r.' I A Minneapolis exchange bases , an editorial paragraph upon dis patch announcing the burning of "gin" house at Opelikai Ala, and draWs a prohibition moral from it - ThftftWItW the same authority ' nton the project to cross nne woo: merino ewes with hydraulio rams would be read -'witfi great interest throughout the wool raising , dis; , triets.--Onicago Mail. One good result of the elections Is to" make free coinage of silver an lsBuexto be" avoided hereafter, at , least ln States east of the Missis sfppl river. Using the war simile's commofi to- politics, Tuesday's actions were in the nature of skir tnlshea preceding tho battle) of 1892, and the results of those sLirmishes are to make the tariff the leading issue with both parties Thk News and Observer, always reliable and noted for its sterling Democracy, is showing unusual enterprise. Its issue of the 11th inst,, is largely devoted to the Fifth Maryland Regiment and is beauti fully embelished with pictorial representations of Baltimore. Thk 'laboring people of Massa chusetts are surpassed in intelli gence by the laboring element of no State in the Union. They are thinking people, and have studied the tariff question in an intelligent manner, and the result is defeat of the Republican party in that State. New Yoek markets: Money easy at 46 per cent; closing offered at 4 per cent.; cotton dull; middling uplands 8 cents; middling Orleans 8 11-16 cents; Sauthern flour quiet; wheat lower and moderately aotive for export and milling; No. 2 red $1.05 in store and at elevator; corn unsettled and moderately active at 7880 cents afloat; rosin steady and quiet; strained, common to good $1.321.40; spirits turpen tine quiet and steadier at 3636J cents. LOCAL NEWS. Cotton New Berne Market Sales yesterday t7 bales at 6 1 4 to 6 3 4 This section has had a most favorable season for bousing crops. The Fair at Edenton is being held thii week and U pronounced as very good. The loas by the burning of the Mo- Grath oyster oannery and Myer's oil mill and ginnery at Washington is estimated at from five to six thousand dollars. There was no insurance. In further evidence of the fine sport in this seotion, our neighbor, the At antio Seaside, says that twenty bears have been killed in the vicinity of Stump Sound this season and that they are still plentiful and playing havook with hogs and sheep. The oyster supper to be given by the ladies of the Memorial Association will be held next Wednesday evening in the Haseel building opposite the post office. It should be well patronized for the oauee in which thess devoted women are enlisted is too noble a one not to be considered. Wednesday was a big day for the Raleigh Exposition, probably the largest orowd that hag yet been there. It wa variously estimated from ten to fifteen thousand people. Besides it being Odd Fellow day, the Fifth Mary landRegiment, over five hun dred strong, were there in magnificent array. It wa indeed a military body. Also during the day there were two successful baloon asoension. Fine Specimens of Pecans. Oar townsman, Mr. Johnathan Havens, present the Journal with I half pack of hi own growth peoans They are splendid apeoimens of the not tribe and they are gaining notoriety for their superiority. They are large, of fine flavor and have a thin and easily broken shell. Mr. Haven ha engaged another lot of one hundred young tree to Mr. Wo. Dunn for trans-planting on hi farm near the city. The pecan is beooming more popular every year. Beside it value as a fruit-bearing tree, it 1 of hardy growth and make a beautiful hade tree. Ths Barrel Eactory Assured. It gives muoh more than ordinary pleasure to announoe that all arrange menta have been made for the establish ment of a barrel faotory in New Berae The plant will be put in by Messrs Jones &Oo. whj have already ens in operation at Elizabeth City and another in Virginia. They, have leased one of the warehouse on Union Point owned bv Mr- J. O. Whittv. The sit is aa admirable one and, everything fortends toward sucoess for the , new enterprise whioh we anost . heartily weloome in our midst. These gentle men have considerable ' experience J In manufacture of : barrel. j.They . will employ worn mteen io , twenty ; nana and wilt be ready to begin opsratien Jan. 1st. ' I : father and Son Ruined. V ? eablegram from Berlin last night says: f inancial, and social olrolesare till .excited over, the eollapee of the banking institution of Fried lander ft Bommerfleld, of this city,- yeeterday. and the subsequent sutoide of Birrnnd Sommerfield and hi son Felix both partner in . the house. The failure 1 associated "with the suspension "last week of the banker Hersobflald Wolff! . ; 7"-'T ; vnOvunT airn na stasb. 1 Rev. F. U.ShrouWPaa4o United Breth. Church" Blue Mound, Kan.-, myr "I feel it my duty to tell what wonder Dr. King' New Discovery ha done forme My Lungs were badly diseased, aad my partsniooer tnongnt i coma live only i few weeks. I took five bottle tbf Dr. King' New Discovery and am sound 'and well, gaining 26 lb, in weight Arthur. Love, Manager Lore's Funny Folk Combination, writes: ''After a thor ongn trial and eonvlneing evidenee, I 'am confident Dr. King's New Discovery fot Oonsumption beata em all and euree when everything else lalls. The greatest kind ness I can domy many thousand friends is to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles at F. S. Daffy' drug (tore. Regular sizes ovc ana ti.uo. , , ; .-. -r BAPTIST STATE CONTENTION. Slxty-first Annual Meeting In Session at Goldsboro. Large and. Influential Assemblage- More Than 2 Hundred Delegate Present and Others Arriving ' Rev. W.H. Marsh of Oxford Elected President. (Special Correspondent.) The sixty-first annual meeting of the N. C. Baptist State convention con vened Wednesday, Nov. 11th. The introductory sermon was preached by Dr. Hume of Chapel Hill Thursday night. The convention elected Rev. R. H. Marsh of Oxford, president. N. B. Broughton and N. B. Cobb, Secretaries1. A weloome extended to visitiug brethren. There are one hundred delegates en rolled this morning, and many others have oome in einoe. The report of the Board of Missions and S. S. was read by Dr. Durham. The usual committees were appointed. The aged ministers relief fund wee eported upon and diecuesed. Orphanage work discussed tonight. State mission work discussed tomorrow morning. The hospitality is everything one could wish. Jews and Catholics ex tend in this line. Thursday, Nov. 12th. InBtead of dUoussing the orphanage last night as was expeoted, the subject of general eduoation was taken up. Dr. Winston, President of State University wa introduced and made a oapltal speeoh. He delighted everybody. He said he wanted the Baptist to oapture the University by sending on their boys. President Winston made a fine impression on the oonvention. Rev. W. R. Gwaltney of Wake Forest lead a report on the Eduoation Board' The report Btated that 71 ministerial students ara at W. F. Colloje, 40 of these students are helped by this Board. The report stated that the Board was out of debt and had five dollars on hand. Dr. W. H. Whiteit of Southern Bap tist Theologioal Seminary in Louisville, Ky., being present spoke io behalf of the Seminary. Ha stated that the Seminary now has 233 students; nine of these students are iadigent students from N. C. He asked for (720 and reoeived $766. Conventioned adjourned. This morning the subjeot of State mission was disoussed. A debt of $1,800 was provided for. Minister's Relief Fund was reported on and several speeches made. Time of the meetinge of the Conven tion was changed so as to meet Tburjday night after the first Sunday in Deoember. The plaoe of next meeting was de cided upon. The place of meeting i to be Raleigh. Rev. J. H. Hardawayof Oxford to preach the Convention ser mon. Rev. Rufus Ford of New Berne, alternate. Over 200 delegates present, and about the lame' number of visitors. The hos pitality I unbounded. . F. PUBLIC ROADS. The South is Awakening 'to Better Highways They Must he Improved. This subject ha no doubt grown monotonous to many of the Journal reader, but we oant help it. To us it i too important a question not to keep hammering upon especially at a time when it U being so widely agitated. North Carolina must have better reads v Virginia ia making demand in that direction, Alabama is thoroughly aroused with the Idea, and in faot the entire South is teeing the great need of improved thoroughfare. The Goldsboro Argus ha also been pounding away.-- We copy one article: t The improvement of our oountry roads the adoption of a better system of workins them, ooe more fruitful of result in giving u better roads ha been a topic upon which the Argue ha Had muoh to say from time to time as the years have rolled .-back from it shoulder ane marked it advancing olroulation, And yet it ha accom plished very little, if anything at all, in securing better country road for the oonvenienoe of our country friends and the incalculable advantage of Goldi- boro. . ..'.,. ;.:. .- But the Argus 1 not one to faint and fait by she war or give np ever the fight for progress and the right; there fore we (till urge and hope for better oountry roads a . better system of scouring and maintaining them, than we now have. '...-' We see from the Richmond Times that Major Myers ha jus read before the Tuckahoe Club of that olty 4 an easay on the subject or oountry toad, whioh that paper (uggest ought to be printed In leaflet form and eeattered throughout the ' State, beside - being reproduced in all newspapers desiring to promote the general interest ot the Commonwealth, and add truly, that toad are typical of the civilisation and progress of a people. - The roads built by the Romans are today recognised to their energy and wisdom. J v, The Times sound the key note of jo' tlce. too. when it av that the labor contribution plan, that of requiring every male ot proper age to work so many day eaoh year on the publio road, ia palpable injustice, and as suoh has never been enforced, exoept in such a slip shod way aa to bring law into contempt. Why should a laborer be required to work three or more day in the year and thus have uch a large proportion ot bis income his labor- appropriated to road over whioh, he never drive a hoot of hi own? , A HUNTER'S IDEAL. Eastern North Carolina as a Game Country. Both follower of Nimrod and the disciple of leak Walton will find plenty of sport all over North Carolina, but when it comes to the finest Sfort in the world Eastern North Oarolina bear off the palm. Our fall and winter hnnting ia near perfeotion. In the first plaoe, our weather during those seasons is nearly perfect. This of course is of the utmoet importanoe to those who desire to leave the frosts and snows of the North, with it aooompaniment of lowering ekiee and icy winds behind them, and are in search of a oountry where they can revel in balmy sun shine, and whose soft wind bear upon them the breath of eternal epriog. The olimate of Eastern Carolina com pares with that of Southern France. There are comparatively few cold and wet days, the winter weather for the most part being bright and crisp. It is olaimed that there are several points along our coast where frost bas never been known. On the main land on our coast and the islands adjaoent, the climate is nearly perfeotion on aocount of the proximity of the Gulf Stream, which tempers the cold winds coming from the North. The lovers of the rod and gun can find no more delightful spot, neither can they find one, where they will meet with greater success. They will find the waters teeming with game fish, and on the main land and islands plenty of game. It seem incrediDie. Put it is nevertheless true, that within lees than a days journey from New York, and a few hours from Washington, bear, deer, wild turkeys, wild cattle, wild hogs, etc., are to be found in great abun dance, while during the fall and winter months the lakes, rivers and sounds swarm with all kinas 01 water iowi. Swan, geese, brant, wild ducks of all kinds, and in faot all kiPds of water fowl to be found in this country. The woods are full of small game, equirril, partridge, snipe, quail, opossum rac coon, and many other kinds, plentiful enough to delight the heart of the hunter. Then as to fishing, whether in the ocean or the land locked waters near the coast, tho fisherman has but to drop his line to pull out a plentiful supply of the gameet kind of fish, suoh as blue fish, mackeral, bass, trout, chub, nike. eto. To give an idea of the variety of the sport we give the result of a hunting and fishing trip made by a party of gentlemen to the country near the Albemarle sound. They brought home the skins of three wild oats, two otters, the antlers of three large stags, and a wagon load of fish and turtles. They also killed a large number of minks, squirrils, raccoons and opossums, be. sides a large amount of small game. Deer, bear and wild turkeys are very plentiful, and along our eastern streams, an occasional shot may be bad at an alligator, and if a fisherman gets tired of the famous sport of inland fishing, he can take a sail out upon the broad Atlantio, fitted out with the proper tackle, and after catching shark or two be will have all the ex citement and exercise he will need for some time. We will say to those who desire an Infinite variety of sport in a deligbful climate, oome to North Carolina. Argonaut. We will add to the above that if any one want ocular demonstration that the above is a plain statement of facts and wants it without going to the na tive haunts ot the game be can satisfy himself on that line by attending the Fifth Annual Exhibition of the East Carolina Fish, Oyster, Game and In dustrial Association whioh begins the 23d of next February. Every animal, bird and fish above enumerated will there be fcund and dozens of otbor species to which alluBlon id not made at all in the article. It will be a Fair worth going hundreds of miles to see, and what is more people will oome from hundreds cf miles to see it. It will be an opportunity of gaining information about the resources of our State that should be embraced as far as possible by everybody. Its Excellent Qualities Commend to publio approval tho Cali fornia liqaid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. Ic is pleasing to the eye, and to tbo taste and by gently aoting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses the system effectually, thereby pro moting the health and comfort of all who use it. Oyster Supper. The Ladies' Memorial Association will give an Oyster Supper at the Store formerly occupied by D. Haseell. cor ner Pollock and Craven streets, Wed nesday evening, Nov. 18, 1891. All are invited. Contributions will be received by the committee at the building, in the afternoon after 4 o'clock same date. "How much a ma a is like old shoes, For instance both a sole may lose.'1 We wish to lay a word about shoes. There are all kinds of shoes, good, bad and indifferent. Whioh kind have you been buying. Now ihe shoe made by Staor Adams & Go., are ihe good kind. The prices range from $3 00 to $5.00, (hey are all good, no bad or indifferent la (hem If that's the kind of shoes you are looking for, call on , v ' - J if. HOWARD. ; jOlitl L'cSOnLEY, Boot and Shoe Uaker, :'f?f POLLOCK STB EXT 1 f yisw BBBNg, y. c.j Bavin seeured the service of a skilled MMhknifl and flrat-elass Workman from Maw York, I am now rally prepared to fill promptly u erasra ior na , : . " CUSTOM MAD BOOTS ISO SHOESi i The soanv veer that I have SMIafaetorlty supplied tha wants of my numerous patrons Is the bast guarantee of the eharaeter of my Repairing a specialty. Keatly and prompt uoytuiw uistp. V - John mcborHy, . 13 mm POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest U. S. Goi-ernmcnt Food Report 1 00 LOTS Eoir Sale UY THE WINSTGN-SALEK Land & iQvestnpnt Comp'y. NOVEMBER 24th, 1891 All of these lots lie within 100 - arcs of Electric Street Car Line and hi c j- amizad Street, and 30 of them lie im mediately on said oar line and street. Tbn Company has actually ppi nt 80,000 IN DEVELOPIXU ITS LAM)!. Main Street, tho chief busi ness and residence thoroughfare of the oity of Winston-Salem, has been ex tended by a Btraight line through the property. Mile and a half JMectric Street Iliil way (Sprague System) running through the property (Extension of City Svs tern). Fare to any part of the city, five cents PROPERTY SUPPLIED V ITU ELECTRIC LIGHT, WATER WORKS AMD TELEPHONE SERVICE. Main streets through the properly macadam ized. Iron bridge across Wachovii Brook 108 feet long, 05 f"et wide, at a cost of $14,000. BO,000 WORTH OF LOTS SOM) AT PRIVATE SALE TO RESIDENTS OF WINSTON SALEM. MANY HAND SOME RESIDENCES LN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION. Sunny Side Social Club, oompoeed largely of business men ot Winston Salem, now build ids a handsome club-house on tho property. Two large Tobacco Faotories and one Leaf House to be built on the property in the next few months. Terms of Sale One-fourth cash and the balance in 12, 18 and 24 months, six percent interest. Reduced fare on railroads. Correspondence invited. Address WINSTON-SALEM LAND novlltd AND INVESTMENT (JO. Notice of Incorporation Notice It hereby given of the Incorpora tion of the "North Carolina Packing Com pany." That the names or 1 tie Incorporators areueorge W. Moore, Martin wagner, ur dette H. Farren. John H.Glbba, liosea F, Going, Charles H. Pearson and Joseph 11. Bmlth. and snch otueis as they may asso ciate wtih them. That the name of the shl Corporation shall be the "North Carolina Packing Com pany." That said Corporation is formed for purposes of purchasing, canning and bsiiIiir oysters, fish, fruits and vegetables, and for catching, planting, ihlpplng, propogatlng and iransporung me same, anu ior ouviok. owning, soiling, lenslng or mortgaging land, and for manufacturing lime, cns and all ottier articles Appertaining to tho pi Jclug business, ana 01 procuring ana preparing ior market, transportation and selling of lum ber. timber. treeB, plants, seeds, fruit, roots or other productsof the land. That the lousiness or earn corporation is to be carried on in uraven, ueauiort, ramiico and Carteret counties, and In the adlolnlnK counties to those counties of the mate of North Caiolna. That the time or existence or to is corpora tion Is limited to live years, and t ie nrtucl pal place of business at New Hern, North OarollDft. The amount of the capital Block of said Corporation IsThirty five Thousand Dollaie; that Bam capital biock is nmaea lnioinrer hundred and fifty shares of the par value of One uunurea uoiiaraeacn. Witness mv hand and official seal this U:h day of November, iN'i. vy . in. W Al OU.N , novll Clerk Sup. Court, Craven County. TO THE PUBLIC ! We have opened a .WOOD YARD at Major Dennison's Wharves, adjoining the Railroad, and propose to keep all kinds of wood, and also to sell as cheap as any one in the business. We will run a cut-off saw in connection with this business, and will cut your wood at 5c. per cut. when you need any wood give us a call, and we guaran tee satisfaction. ;; ' VEB5T RESPECTFULLY, Parsons & Edwards. noviaiw .; . Wanted. A good man fcs BAU TENDEB.: Only those who keep perfectly mber wanted, Appiy rt one t. :;;!, ;,r:;f?!r'!l TAX NOTICE. Your City Taxes are now due and payable. The city need i uionf y to pay bills and carry oa improvements. . Please come forward and settle. W. D. WALLACE, City Tax Cclk'cior. Nov. 10,1881. FRUITS! CONFECTIONERIES! Select and Freeh Lot on hind for my customers and the public generally. AUo, a ship will be in Boon with Pineapples sod other Fruits for nvll tf D. HAS3EI. WM. P. LAWRENCE, OF PDILADEr.PUIA, ?r&k$mn&l Irfistis Papsr Hanger, H ill tbo city anil foUjits orders for work in his line. Specimens of wcrk frforeicd by him can be seen at Mri'. Penr.(.ii"s resilience on the macadamiz jd road. Full lino of Fishionabio Samples to select from at the Uaeton House. novl3 lm HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION Is called to the fact that HAS T1IK Most Complete Stock OF C1IOIOE FiiiLY OB00IBSES n tho city. Completo in every department. Quality of tho Highest and Prices as Low as any Grocery in tho city. Ho requests a call from the ladies to satisfy them that what ho claims is a fact indeed. Confectionery Department Is supplied with tho very nicest ines ot goods, imported tresh each week. To satisfy tho public and to secure an early call ho will givo for tho next 30 days tho following low prices: Chocolate (Jream Drops, host Marsh Mallow " " Caramels, " Cocoa Bon Bons, And all fine goods of Whitmans & Miller's Pliila. make, at Rock Bottom Prices, only 25c. per lb. A nice Mixed Candy, pure and good, 0c. Plain Candy, loc. Choice bruits, .uts, Kaisins, Figs, and everything in this line at equally low prices. A call will do appreciated. Don't Have Corns! Wear Waukenhose. Particulars at the BMGJUH STOBL ns Pittsfcargh lamp is one oi inose m- venti oiis that seems to be fin ished. It seems reach the end as to sroodness of light in every way, and ease of in anage- ment. The only care it requires is filling and wiping. Dirt falls out when the chimney is taken off, iJot into a pocket as in other central draught lamps. Putting in a new wick is a very easy , matter indeed. All this seems strange to one who knows how trouble some other good lamps are. ' It is in all the good.lamp- store v Senator primer. rnnn.gr A Firet-claes Tiimmer in Carriage and Buggy Factory. Permanent job if a good workman. G. H. WATERS & SON, , octSllf ) New Berne, N. C. I have got tho REST SELECTION of bohd Silver ever brought to New Berne. Frtsh Goods Just Received I I have a Nico Selection of Solid Gold Plain Rings. Alao a I iae Stock of ALL KINDS of floods in my hue. fcFAU work neatlv done and warranted. SAM K. EATON, New Berne, N. C "The Challenge Coffee" IS THE BEST, '-AND-, sirs Only 30 i-'ent Per Pound. NEW LOT OF wAND , tst m T " 5 f am Obese. la J Prof, Busrene WalTnar7 UniK-.'Ck sire . near Methodist ehureh, r.rTtprt I'l.inn ami Vl-W lie 1 unei mill :iai,irer. t-iiurate.i . ,h. tT.. !:" HMii8fn-i!on guaranteed. I'nilRhtiii! SI. DO extra. :i:st i.-.io.MALs. ''.Miami, Mus'c 'J'erolier. w Heme, N. C. i !l. u.uIcMl', Voodl Teaoher. i'unlnt: f Mips I M;: Mi -ew lierne, N. C. 1'ri.f. o' ;i ITlnrlpiili.f 1'Hrboro College. Mr, Julio Mlalton. inis:c Teacher. , , .':reyVle ' C, January 3rd, Ml: Mr I'.uwnn H uiinnii, loir ,-ir: It i;',v.s iw t'reat nlniir in iiK8ir ynur p : Irons nr your thnruneh ahllltY ih a Tin T. til.ll 1 vnil Ihn IIK..IU a! liKlr.!! my nrinv.. .is a i, s'imtinHl. fU-s; clfu.ly, .Mrj. Louise. Latham: Mr. 1 u -i ; ,. W .ill: nu is engaged as I'lsno luni r .n Uuu.r. mviil ) College, and he has prnvtil hiin.-eira '.ey c impetent and care lul workman Ho a Lenllenian and cod Koioutiousiy p.-rii.rn.a Hie work entrusted to ....... u.i i iiii ioi. .;iv . n m:r eot RatilfaiMnn I g v ill., lul, this tcsuniontal of Ills w . I'Ol'l n: iii8 services topartle liiui-riiiHl reoalier. Hi WJ.1! I'rof. John Dncfeeu, reeuville College, Oreenvllle, N.O, Music Teacher. :;o.p ;1 ,,r Jlra. A. 1 1. ..mi' c..ived a job lot of 0VEEC0ATS, which A vi r.ro selling at very low htfure?. A fall liac of Men's id Boys' Winter Clothing OX HAND. S.e our Crofssit'a Mens Shoes before bujicij eve:y pair warranted to give eatifactiou. Wo have also on hand Children' All Wool Vests, All Wool Hogo and a very nico quality of SlLK Waiu' Whito Fiannei at $1.00 per yard. Mundc-l'.a1 Childrens Shoes and Ziegler' Ladies Shors a speciality. Harrington & Baxter. 1st J To My Patrons and the Public Generally. Uavint; removed my place of business to South Fuoxt Strket, Thrso doors East of tho Gaston Bouse, where I will ba pleased to serve my patiODs as heictcfore. I Bhall keep constat tly on hand A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES cf the very best Fui;:-:u;N ami Domestic Goods. R. SAWYER, eepU Utptf Fashionable Tailor Duffy's Oeagh Ulixfure. Call for 11. N. DUFFY'S CODGB UIXIUKE i-.ni foo that HIS NAME is printed oa Ihv v. rapper before ypu take it, other Ki'o jcu may have Cough Syrup pnesed on you which you did not call for. d&wtf DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. C, R. F. Eiwards & Co. Thomae C. Howard and P. It. K. Edward have this day dissolved co-Dartnershin, bv mutual connent. C. It. F. Edwards collects all bills due the firm and as sumes all liabilities. foott7t W. WHITE; 1. FOOT OF IT1IDDLI! STHKKTd Denier In Cieueial Morchacdlta, offers good line of Groceries, Dry Hoods, Boots, BheeK cnole Twin Tobacco 20e. pr Praa. First Chance i, . For those coming to the elty by water and landing at the market dock to snnply themselves- ( -. j,, Last Chance? for the sa leaving the same war. i ; " QrVKCS ATAIAU Low Prices.' " Proposals Wanted; Wh. EULtOhalrmab' Tmmitteei. New Bsrne, N.C., will receive propeN sals for Water Works Eleotrlo E-reet Railway and Sawerage until Nor. 10th. Mo proposition to be altered afur re oeived. r ' ..f.-.Rr!!1 I1: '"V? V i BOVO Solid Silver!
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