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OTJRNAL.
VOL. X.--NO; 199.
NEW BEBNE, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
OLD Fashioned
fleh.)
Cod Fiih (Whole
0. E- Slorer.
WANTED A gentleman and wife
to board and few table boarders.
novl7 if , . . Mm 8. B. Coward.
FINS TUEKET8 at II. F. Obum's,
. Mxk toK. B Jones.
A A COBDS of seasoned slab wood
TcU jaat rcoslved at Major Dennison'j
wharves, adjoining the railtoad, and
for sale by
novl53t PaKSons & Edwards.
FOB BALE CHEAP-1 B b Cornet in
good order.
norlSn Apply at this Offl ;e.
GOLD FISH One pair given FBEE
with eaoh fifty oent bottle of
"Bishop's Cough Cure," at
Autx. Miller's,
BlS lw 61 & 63 Broid street.
FOB BENT, Nicely finished five
room dwelling desirable neighbor
hood. Apply to
novStf E. K. Bishop.
RE. Hodeon House Fainter, Paper
. Hanger, Kalsominer, Orders
Promptly attended lo. Apply at
If L. H. Cutler's store.
FOUND A Package of Dry Goods.
Lost in New Berne two or three
months ago. Owner can get same upon
payment for this adv. novlO
BAR3AlN3in beautiful work-baskets
fanoy aty lea job lot just received.
J. Botes.
s
MOKE Genuine Cubana Tobaooo.
oototf
NEW DRUG 8T0BE. Drug, Medi
nit.ai and nhamliull II. P. PODDlar
Proprietary Medlolnes. All varletle of
Drnggtit'e Hundriee. TrUBSea bdU Brao s.
New orop Garden Heed.. Fin. and barge
btoek Olgars and Tobacco, all new. Pre
eorlpilon aeeurately compounded (and not
Sit wa a prloes). onr mtto and oar .access.
O. 0. QttilCN, Druggist ami Apolheoary,
Middle St.. four door, from Pollock. Janlly
ON Friday, Nov. 13th., the
Laurel Cotton Mills, three miles
below Shelby were totally destroyed
toy fire. Loss $30,000.
THB Emperor William is called
"Gondola Willie" by his comrades
of the Life Guards. Every officer
of this corps has a nickname.
The robbers of the express car
on the Chicago & Milwaukee rail
road escaped; they got away with
money and valuables to the amount
of $4,009.
Financial circles in Berlin are
again startled by the arrest of
Banker Mass, who confesses having
.stolen his customers' securities,
amounting to a large sum.
Conflicting reports as to the
condition of affairs in Brazil. It is
' ' ' -evident that monarchial sentiments
are growing, and patriots are ap
,y ) 4rehensive that Brazil is not ready
for Eepublican government.
. PlBNBLL'a estate will be in
Lt uerited by his brother, John
Parnell, who is soon to leave At
lanta for Ireland to claim the
property. Mrs. Parnell receives
K ' only a life interest in the estate.
A conspiracy has been die
covered in Bnssia with ramifica
tions throughout the Empire for a
movement having for its end the
creation of a representative assem
bly; sixty . members of the nobility
and ": npper families have been
arrested. '
The Wilmington Messenger
: closes an article on Extempore
Orators with this paragraph: So
... far as we know among living North
uarouneans toe man who com
' mandi at 'will the most abnndant
, sonorous and off-hand rhetoric,
.some times kindling into eloquence,
U Dr. Joim S. Long, of New Bern.
The Charlottee Chronicle hits
the nail on the bead when it says:
It makes bat little ' difference
whether Sherman or Foraker ia
elected to the Senate so far as the
South is oonoerned. The former is
able and mean, , the latter la too
mean to be able. , But Democrats
ahoold have nothing to say. They
have a man there named Brioe who
has nothing but money, t&.-lj
4- THB Boston Port, in an editorial
'advocating . the election of Mr.
Mills to the Speakership! says he
has agreed, In case of his success,
to thrust the silver Question to one
Vslde. -Mr. Mills has written a card,
rr-lnwhich he states. In the most
fetBpriatid i terms thai he hasTen-
tered into, na, agreement with.- the
K anti-silver, men, andtherTost
should :pia8te'Jo se1;Mrc;MUl8'
A pisPATCH, dated T Shanghai
Not. 13, says: The United Btates
. otnlser Charleston has left these
- "waters for j Honolulu, capital of the
i kingdom ot Hawaii, and it is as
serted' here in quarters likely to
. tnow the (ruth or falsity oi a report
. of this' nature", that the commander
of " the Charleston, -George.O.
tvuicy, has received instructions
'-from tLa UclteJ Etatcs Govern
meet to soiza the Eawaiia Inlands
New ToBl markets Saturday:
Money easy! at 35- per oentj
eloBing offered at 4 per cent.) cotton
quiet; middling 8 1-8 cents low
middling 7 11-16 cents; Southern
flour dull and unchanged; wheat
less active, unsettled and lower;
No. 2 red $1.06$ in store and at
elevator and $1.07 3-81.00 afloat;
corn unsettled, weak and moderate
ly active; No. 2, 75 cents asked
afloat; rosin steady and quiet;
strained, common to good, $1.35
40; spirits turpentine quiet and
steady at 3636J cents.
When the Emporor of Bnssia
passed privately through Berlin
the other night he was attired in
plain clothes, and it was the first
time that he bad ever appeared in
public thus arrayed. The Em
peror's towering figure was not
displayed to advantage in a loose
suit of brown tweed, especially
when contrasted with the splendid
Russian uniform in which Prince
Frederick Leopold appeared, and
His Majesty was the only person
age in plain clothes. The Emperor,
who stopped for nearly an hour at
the Stettin Line station, dined on
sandwiches, which he washed down
with several bowls of tea (well
laced with rum), which was made
on the spot by his own servants,
with his own caravan tea. London
World.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. F. Orum Fine turkeja.
Theatre Sunn's PhantaBma.
Mrs. Coward Boarders wanted.
C. E. Slover Old style codfish.
Opera House Ford's Comedy Co,
Francks ft Reeberry Machinists.
Cotton New Berne Market Bales
yesterday 60 bales at 6.65 to 6 7i.
Tickota for the Phantaema Conoert
and Novelty Companr will be placed on
sale at the store of Capt B. B. Waters,
President Harrison has issued his
proclamation declaring Thursday, No
vember the 26th, aa Thanksgiving day.
Mr. Qoo. E. Born, of Hoboken, N. J.,
who came here three weeka ago badly
afflicted with consumption, died there
from Monday, at the residence of Mr.
W. P. Burrui. The remains will be
taken to Hoboken for interment.
Jesse Brooks ool. near Biverdule who
had his gin house burned about three
weeks ago has rebuilt and ia only
awaiting the aotion of the insurance
adjuster so that the maohinery whioh
waa not too badly damaged by fire oan
be removed to begin work.
Mr. J. W. Oast, supervising steam
boat inspector, and Mr. Patrlok CSul-
livan, local inspector, came in oa the
steamer Neuse of the E. O. D. line
from Norfolk, and inspected the lira.
Neuse and Cobb and then left Mond.y
afternoon on the steamer Neuse, re
turning to Norfolk. Mr. Oast's wife
and child aooompaoied him on a
pleasure trip to the city.
Not only are strangers moving in
goodly numbers to our city but ycung
men who left here some years ago to try
what they thought were more inviting
fields, are moving baok to their old
home and that too from "booming"
cities. Mr. Philip Thomas, aa we have
announced, moved baok from Durham
last week to establish a cigar factory
here, and last sight we had the pleasure
of welcoming another young native of
the city, Mr. Fred Q. Mitchell,; return'
ing to hia early home from Hendetsod.
He will engage in the brokerage basl
neaa. Mr. Geo. Womble also moved
baok last night from Raleigh.
T-l
The Supper.
The supper the ladies of the Memorial
Association propose to give on Wednes
day night, Nov. 18th, will not consist
exclusively of oysters, bat will include
the following nloely prepared refresh
menta which will be served at reason
able prioes: ' ?.au
Sandwiches, '
Chioken Salad, -,
r Hot Coffee. t
'OysVerif lokled and stewed
1
;;v. . . Turtey,
. - Ham, . 1 1
,. Oraokeri,". .
i: . , ;-r':WokleeJ';
A" i
Cake nice varieties,
toor Open at six o'clock'
The Kettle W. Jtaaav i'
i About sundowa : Satuiday .evening
the steamar KettIC W Xfctft.a.DUoa,
bound from Kinstoa to New Berne
with a full load of naval stores struck
some. Submerged obatraotion suppose 1
to be a portion of a partly removed
Jetty In Neuas river at Caawell Turd
9 miles .from Klnston, 41 miles from
New Barne, and sunk in five, minutes
thereafter.. Tna steamer Kinsjon whioh
fortunately was not far from -the soene
of the accident rendered 'aaeicace and
the n.rffft .wai saved and .krokiohfc kv
her with the Nettie W.Vertw to New
Berne.' The Kington leturiwd
night with both prewa and', hoisting ap
paratus to try. to raise ibej.'steamer
which it is believed will be successfully
aooompHiihed. The Nettle Vfi belongs
ti he ' .in and Mr. Thomas Dixon,
BITERS 15D HAEB0BS.
Handtonte SoniS Becommended to
be
Expended to Improve Them.
Washinqton, D. C November 18
The annual estimate of Gen. Casen,
chief of engineers, United States Army,
for river and harbor improvements tor
the year, 1898, containa the following
recommendations for North Carolina:
From Norfolk harbor to Albemarle
sound, N. O., through oanals to sound,
$8,677 (estimated), but $26,600 oould
be profitably expended; Koanoke river,
Va. and N. C, 8131,000. of whioh C0,
000 oan profitably be expended in 1893;
Ooraooke inlet, 8510,000,of which 8100,
000 for expenditure in 1893: Pamlico
and Tar rivers, $09,000; Nense river,
3106,600; inland waterway between
New Berne and Beaufort, $57,000;
Beaufort harbor. 838,000; waterway
between New river and Swansboro,
838,000; Cape Fear river, $25,000; Black
river, 880,000; Cape Fear river above
Wilmington, 8173,000; sama river be
low Wilmington, 81,655,000. of whioh
$309,000 ia to be expended in 1893;
Yadkin river, 85,000.
The improvement of her navigable
waters is an exceedingly important
matter te North Carolina, which has a
larger amount of inland water than
any other State, affording natural
transportation facilities that are very
valuable even as they now exist, but
wbioh are capable of much greater im
provement. One faot that renders suoh a move
ment so important is that so much reli
ance has to be placed upon them for
travel and traffio where they abound,
owing to the fact that the cost and dif
ficulty of bridging them has a tendency
to check railroad building and to pre
vent the lines from running so close to
the ooast aa they otherwise would do,
whioh renders it necessary that the
waters be utilized as muoh as possible.
Sometimes the deepening of the chan
nel of a small stream or the removal of
some obstruction will make it navigable
for a muoh greater length than before,
and there are plaoes in whioh euoh
work will enable vessels, by using a
newly opened route, to save long
stretches in the voyages they make. A
good example of this is furnished by
the two water routes between New
Berne and Beaufort. The canal route
shortens the distanoe about fifty miles,
saving half the distance, which it a very.
important point to gain.
It will be remembered that this oanal
was recently so deepened that larger
vessels could pass through than could
pass at some points through the oreeks
whioh it unites, owing to the ohannels
having become obstructed to some ex
tent, and we are pleased to learn that
the nioe sum of 857,000 is reoommended
to be used as neoessary on these
streams.
It ia hoped that the appropriations
reoommended by the ohief engineer
will be allowed without trouble. The
Improvements are badly needed, and
the money expended in making them
will be put to excellent use.
Small Game.
O 'possums appear to be remarkably
abundant areund New Berne. A morn-ingtor-twoi
ago wass'w a man with four
o'poMuma which he stated ha had just
oaught at one spot and he didat succeed"-in
securing all that were there
either. Ws were told of another hunter
that got three o 'possums and a fox he
shot the. latter with a revolver. Our
readers will remember that an o'possum
waa oaught a few weeks ago running
along the streets Oftheelty. Saturday
night another one was discovered in the
heart of town on a shed at Mrs. M. D.
Nelson's by Messrs. Thomas and James
Carraway andknooked on the head and
killed with a base ball bat. He waa
large, fat and fine a specimen as Is ever
seen.
Hunters of small game In this vioinity
are reporting nne sport. Cartridges
have never known to be so plentiful as
they are this year; other game birds are
around as usual; fine mallard duokaare
being 1 bagged near the city and if one
wants larger game and more exoiting
sport the deer and - bears afford the
opportunity for it.
Coming and Going.
t Judge H.1 Bi Bryan left yesterday
aaprnlng. to hold. Halifax court, t His
Mr. F. J. Bryan who has been
home an short visit, left returning to
Norfolk.
Miss Ootsvia Winder, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. f. W, Hughes,
returned to her home la Balelgn. !
Mr.", w. Saaeoek left for Oxford
aocompsnlsd by Mr. (Bobert Haaoook
and Mr. Jos. tuoaa to he present at his
marriage which takes place tonight.
Dr. a N: Mason and, famUr. Miss
Kmma Bell and Miss Emeltne Pickett,
of Hsrlowe, tiame up . Mondar ahd left
on the steamer Neusei to spend a few
meek ta.BMtlmore, u & a ' .
MiasLUlie Morris who-has just con-
oluded a-Aoodj eaavass -of the oity for
'ThBraM bt Healtk4',,retariied to
hplf hbm in KfoBton.' 4 f M
Uti tMt: TbosaaS rrlvsd last
night toviait his relative la the city. ?
,' Mr, J. It. Hartsfleld returned, from a
ttslt to friends at Kinrton, and Mrs. A.
Davis, of Ktnston, earn flowH" to visit
relaUves.:r.:,.u;;-
Mrs, B. O, Oredle and Mrs. T. S. Maee
left to visit relatives la Beaufort. 4
, , . ' Its Excellent Qualities
Commend to public approval the Cali
fornia liqaid : fruit remedy SvruD of
Figs. It is pleasing to the eye, and to
the taste and by gently noting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses
tbe system effectually, thereby pro
moting the health and comfort of all
who use it. ,; ' ' . v. . ; . ;
NEW BEBX.
Our Sister Town Is It Kingston, Cas
well or Klnston.
1763. An act for establishing a town
on the land of William Herritage at a
place called Atkins Banks, Dobbs
county.'' i '? -
whereas, it nas Men represented to
this assembly that the land of William
Herritage, lying on tne norm siae aeuee
river at a place called Ataina Danaa, m
Dobbs county, is a pleasant and healthy
situation .'-and commodious for trade
and commerce; ana tne said wuiiam
Herritage having acknowledged his
free consent to have one hundred acres
of the said land laid off for a town, and
fifty aorea for a town common, which
will greatly promote the trade of the
said river. "Be it therefore enacted by
the Oovernor, Council and Assembly
and by the authority of the same. That
the aireotors or trustees herein after
appointed, or a majority of them shall
bo soon as may be, after the passing of
this aot, cause the said one hundred
acres of land to be laid off in lots of
half an acre- each, with convenient
street, lanes and allies reserving one
aore and a half of the said land whereon
the chapel and publio warehouse now
stands, which land laid off according to
the direction of this aot, ia hereby con
stituted, erected and established a town
and shall bo called by the name of
Kingston. Francis Mcllwean, Biehard
Caswell, Simon Bright, Juo., John
8bine and David Oorden, be and they
and everyone of them are hereby con
stituted directors for designing building
and carrying out of the said town.
The publio warehouse referred to
above was ereoted under an aet as
below, 1758.
An aot lo establish a warehouse for
the inspection of tobacco in the county
of Dobbs at Yadkin Banks on the land
of William Herritage and at Content
nea, of the land of Abraham Sbepard.
One other place for the inspection of
tobacco in Dobbs oounty was directed
which we now disremember. The place
on Neuse river seleoted for tue ware
house it will be observed, ia called
Yadkin banks and in the aot incorpora
ting the town of Kingston the same is
called Atkins banks. It is supposed the
latter must be correct as the original
owner of the land, William Herritage
and his son-in-law, Richard Caswell,
were appointed "directors or trustees,"
in the act and the former being then an
eminent attorney, it was probably
written by him. But Caswell was, at
the time (1762) a member of the Assem
bly in JNew tierne Irooi Johnston
oounty, it ia known it was formed from
Craven, and a lawyer and practioed the
profession with suocesa and he may
have drawn the bill. At any rate, it Is
reasonable to presume they knew the
name of their own place and how to
spell it whether we do Newbern or not.
We have been thus particular as there
is difference of opinion at present and
which has existed for years, relative to
the name of that place. If less noiey it
is somewhat akin to tne Newbernun's
dispute about Newbern. While the 2.
in Kingston was so gently dropped it
never did create a ripple or contention.
A scene touohing the aucject is vividly
in our mind. It was a bright, piping
hot day in summer; we were crossing
Atkins branoh wltb horse and buggy
the water was above the hubs of the
wheels. Notioing when half way over
a small negro boy with fishing rod in
hand, sitting on the foot way soundly
sleeping, now is our opportunity we
thought for a scare and a ducking,
Turning the horse toward him and
driving as quickly aa possible ' until
within a few feet of the boy when rap
ping the horse with the whip, he sprang
we designed, forward covering the
unconscious fisherman with eprav. who
sat paralized with tear. I expected to
aee him tumble Backwards in tne branoh
and was thus disappointed as he clung
to the log. But waen fully arouaed we
drew the horse off, and enquired how
far to Kinston and what do you oall
this plaoe. He instantly replied "Die
ere niace is de xe-aoain and when you
so up de hill you are dar already." We
treated the boy to the remnant of a
dinner we had and passed on. We had
been that way before a number of
times.
Meeting unexpectedly a highly es
teemed citizen of Lenoir a day or two
ago, we asked the name of the first
branch on the road towards his house
from Kinston and be replied "Adkin.
"Spell it" we requested, -'A-d-k i n,'
Slowly be gave the letters. "Then you
are certain" we continued. "I am" he
answered, "and though it is often oalled
Yadkin, in the old deeds it is Adkin.
We were mute reBpeotiog our object
for tbe information and be never
dreamed the subject probably had be
fore arisen in our mind. The gentleman
alluded to was John Tuli, Esq., who
owns and resides on the very land once
selected for the Capital of the State of
North Carolina. Tower Hill, Lenoir
oounty.
(To be continued tomorrow. )
Name Settled.
A correspondent of the New Bern
Journal most effectually disposes of
the spelling of the name of that f amoua
little oity. He gives proof positive that
the name wa spelled Now Bern from
its foundstion until now. Tbe Colonial
Records published by ' the State and
edited so ably by the late Col. William
L. Saunders tlx the matter beyond all
doubt or preadventure. Da Graffen
rled spelled It New Bern, ' and the
Colonial Beoords show that it was so
spelled from 1789 to 1771. The cortes-
nonaent maae a partial examination as
the Colonial Beoords and found then
"ablaae with th name New Bern."
i We have had no deabt ef the; oorreot
ortboeraubv slnos we. read what Kev.
Dr. Vase said of the 1 spelling . ot Bern
tbe capital oity of Bwltrerlana.-wu.
Messenger..:,. 1.',.;: .. 1
; ! At the Hsrreg Death j
afnoh arain Is nrimatnreft. roaned by
thoacythe-of dUeaae'lHial jfilght have
rtpenea to agpiaen maturity u -minor--bodily
troubles'nad Been attended to in
time- Nothing is truer than, this bod
ily ailmanta not only grow apaoe, bat
beget one another, Thus biliousness,
constipation, dyspepsia follow oloae: on
the heels of vat another, flourish, tor
getber.tne one perpetuating tbe other,
andjsegettinga numerous progeny of
later ailmanta more, er lea, sever as
their oauae is more or less disregarded
aad nealaoted. Incipient rheumatism;
malaria and "sUght" inaotivity of. the
kidneys, of what djre disasterjthey , are
the Cause whtn no or hdt slight atten
tion is paid to their early warnings.
Chaok thesa Vmlnnr" lilnniti with
Hos tetter 'a Stomach'.. Bitters and fore
stall th inexorable reaper, whor esaeta
the forfeiture of life'a.aa the penalty for
disregarding the mean of preserving
Clark-Ford Comedy Company.
In brilliant oontrast to the mediocre
line of comedy that baa been running
at the theatres this season, waa the
presentation at Edaewood last night of
Oliver Goldsmith', fine old English
oomedy, "She Stoops to Conquer" by
Ford a English Comedy Company. The
oomedy lost none of its piquanoy and
spirit in the hands of the company that
produced it last night, and from begm-
ing to end the audience was delighted.
The fun oreated had about it a rich-
neri and refinement that waa
particularly pleasing. Tbe play was
replete with ludricoua situations and
delightful boa mots, and is altogether
the best tb Ing seen in Atlanta this year.
"The ctmpmy is a strong one and
every role last night was sustained in
such a manner to leave little if any
thing to bo desired " Herald.
Oyster Supper.
The Ladies' Memorial Associntion
will give an Oyster Supper at the Store
formerly occupied by D. Hassell. cor
ner Pollook and Craven streets. Wed
nesday evening, Nov. 18, 1891. All
are invited.
Contributions will bo received by the
committee at tbe building, in the
afternoon after 4 o'clock game date.
NEW BERNE THEATRE.
'S
NOVELTY COMPANY,
TUB
Best on the Road,
AT TIIE
THEATRE T0-N10HT.
Secure your Beats at Capt Sam. B.
Waters' Confectionery.
Qeneral admission, 50c; rcjerve
seats, 75o. ; gallery, 25c.
OPERA HOUSE NEW BERNE.
AN EVENT OF SURPASSING INTEREST.
Visit of the Notable Comedian
f.1r. WILFRED GLMKE
AND
COMEDY COMPANY.
FROM
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
OF BALTIMORE,
to appear in New Berne in threo en
tirely different performances on
Wednesday (Thanksgiving Eve)
November 25th.
Dr. Olivor Goldsmith's World-Famed
6 Aot Comedy of
She Stoops to Conquer!
And the Merry Farce of
PILLIG0DPY!
Thursday (Thriving lay)
At 2 o'clock,
Buokstone's Comedy of
MARRIED LIFE!
and the 1-act play of
IN HONOR BOUND!
Thursday (Thanksgiving KigM)
Tom Taylor's Brilliant Comedy of
A RUNAWAY MATCH!
and the Laughable Farce of
t
Seat may be reserved in adyanoe on
and after Monday, Nov. 23d, at the
ual-plaoe. v i
W. Hi Francks. 8. T. Rasbbbbt.
" Two Greasers In Town.
Francks & Rasberry,
.gNI?W,BERNE,iN. C.,
Xannfactnrer of Engine and all
kinds of Machinery, Marino En
: n rs fcriaei, CUatvAo,, &c.
Saw Kills, ate., repaired at short notice.
, We are her and wa mean baslnes. If
iron don't believe It, machine men, come
and be eonvlnoed.
Will b ready tor yea In a few days.
aovl7dwlf
3rPAREHT3 SHOULD BEAR IN
HIND Uat the season for tttaokt; of
Croup i now on .jt, Bit prepared for
this insidious dUeas by alwaya bavlnc
bottlA of B. H. 'Duffy ' CBorjp $vkup
m tho boose. Prepared after tbe ta
ol'p of th lata Dr. Walter Puffy, and
; fot Ml bj tho proprietor at his atore on
Ifiddlo street, next to Custom House,'
IIP
SAKlNc
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A creim of tnrtnr baking powder.
Hihtta of all in leavening strength.
Latest U. S. Government Food Report.
"Habit is a cable; everyday we weave
a thread and soon we cannot break it.
Dou't form any bad habits, bat
get ia the habit of coming to
Howard's lor what you iieed in
Clothing, hats or shoes. We have
just received a new lot of overcoats
see us if you waut one, we have
also a line of samples to select
from. Do you need any under
wear ! if so we may have just what
you need. We have some double
breaatod ones regular chest pro
tectors they are. New lot Ked
scarls and four in hands, they are
all the "go."
J. M. EOWAlll).
TAX NOTICE.
Your City Taxes are
now due and payable.
The city needs money to pay L ills
and carry on improvements.
Please come forwrd and settle.
W. D. WALLACE,
City Tax Collector.
Nov. 10.18U1.
Proposals Wanted.
Wli. ELLIS, Chairman Committee,
New Borne, N. C , will receive propo
sals for Water Works, Electrio Street
Railway and Sewerage until Nov. 10th.
No proposition to be altered after re
ceived. EOVO
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FRESH EGGS
NEW LOT TJNCANVA8ED
Pais Cream Gheeso,
MINCE MEAT,
BTJCKWDEAT.
T HOMINY.
OATMEAL,
CORNED BEEF,
Finest Oyster Crackers
IN THE CITY.
LUCAS & LEWIS.
JOHN McSORLEY,
Boot and. Shoe Maker,
POLLOCK STREET. .
. Bavins aeanred the servlcea of , ekillMl
Meobania and ttnt-eleaa Workman from
New Yot. I am now Tuny prepared u fill
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS A5D SHOES.
k'he many years that 1 have eatlefluitorlly
supplied the wind of my numerous patrons
Is ino best guarantee of the charaoter vf my
worn.
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100 LOtS
BY THB
WIHST0N-SALEI1
Land & Investment Comp'y.
NOVEMBER 24thJlB91
All of these lots lie within 100 yards
of El. otrio Street Car Line and Haoad
amizbd Htreet, and 30 of them lie im
mediately on said car line and street.
Thi Company hag aotnally spent
880,000 IN DEVELOPING ITS
LANDS. Mum Street, the chief busi
ness and residence thoroughfare of the
city of Winston-Salem, haa been ex
tended by a straight line through the
property.
Mile and a half Electric Street Rail
way iSpraKue Syulem) running through
the property (Extension of City Sys
tem). Fare to any part of the city, Ave
PROPERTY SUPPLIED WITH
ELrXTRIC LIGHT, WATER WORKS
AM) TtLl'l'HONL SERVICE. Main
streets tiirouh the property maoadatn-iz-jd.
Iron bridge across Wachovia
brook IDS fwr. lung, 55 feet wide at
cost f su 000
SliO.OOO HllRTII OF LOTS SOLD
AT PRIVATE SALE TO RESIDENT!
OF Ml.NMO.N SlLEM. MANY HAND
NO Mil It ESI HEMES IN COURSE OF
( 0.S1UIJII0N. Bunny Side Booial
Club, composed largely of businee men
oi Winsion-Shlem, now building
hanrfs.mi) club house on the property.
Two large Tobacco Factories and one
Leaf OouRo lo be built on tbe property
in tbe next f.-w months.
Terms of Halo One-fourth cash aod
tho bulnure n 13, 18 and 24 month, six
per cent ini'rcst
Reduced f ire on railro4ds.
Correspondence invited.
Addrem
WINSTON-SALEM LAND
uovim AND INVESTMENT CO.
I liliV.
Solid s;
got the BEST SELECTION of
ver ever brought to New Berne.
Fresh Goods Just Received I
I hnvo a Nice Selection of
Solid Gold Plain Rings.
Also a Hoe Stock of ALL KINDS of
Goods in my line, for All work neatly
lo;,
nd warranted.
SAM K, EATON,
New Berne, N. C.
Juat received a job lot of
NICE OVERCOATS,
which we aria selling t verv IoaT
Qgurec. A full line of
Ifsa's and Boys' Winter Clatfcng
ON HAND.
See our Crossett's Men's Shoes bef or
buying every pair warranted to (too
satisfaction. We have also on hand
Children's All Wool Vesta. All Wool
Hose and a very nice analitv nr Rrr.w
WAitr White Flannel at 81.00 oar vard.
Mundells' Childrens Shoe and Zieglw'
Ladies Shoes a speciality.
Barrington & Baiter.
uti
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Having romoved my place of bueineas M
South Fkont Street,
Three doors Enst of the Oaston Houie,
where I will be pleased to serve my
patrons as heietofore. I shall keep
conatanlly on band
FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of tbe very best
FoKEiuN- and Domestic Goods.
K. SAWYER,
scpll latplf Fashionable Tai lor
TO TEE 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 busin0sj
We will run a cut-off
saw in connectioii ith
this business, an4 ' will
cut your wood at 5o.
need any wood, give us
a call, and wei guataxi
teesatisltioiiS-
Parsons ! fiEdwcrds
t-'U . '? i-li.Ti. s ,vl V $a'j,
tiet
A good man u BAK 1ENDEBJ Only
those who kep perfectly sober wanted;
Apply at once tb ; : '
bol tf - "
Solid Silver!
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