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BUSINESS
LOCALS.
A CHOICE lot of Fine turkey and
A Cbioken jast reoeived ( Kehoe ft
Lane's, To day. 1 Middle St., near Broad
GOfiNED BEEP, Breakfast Boon,
Small Hanaa, Smoked Ox Tongue.
Codflsh, Smoked' Halibut, Evaporated
Cberrlea. Apricot, Plains. Peaobea and
Apple, Plum. Pudding,. Minoe Meat,
Tapioaa, Chocolate, Corn Starob, Fruit
Puddine.' Maooaronl. Oieeee, White
Bean, Pickle, Oatsop, Tjauce. Book
I wheat, Maple Syrup, Freab . Roasted
Coffee, Finest Teaa, Ooooa, Qrits, Samp,
Oat Flakes, Ooooannt Maeoaroon. Gra
ham Wafers. , . 0 E. Sloveb.
AGENTS ; WAKTED. Free prepaid
outfit to- tntrgetio man, Several
of our talesmen mad j from $70 to 8100 a
week for years past. P. 0. Box 187),
New xork. It
A Big Lot of Mule?, Bugtie and
XX Herneae oa hand more coming.
BSStf
3. W. STEWART.
WANTED A gentleman? and wife
to board and a few table boarders.
- -aovW tf Mrs. 8. B. Coward.
RE. Hudson House Painter, Paper
Hanger, Kalsoniiner, Orders
Promptly attended to. Apply at
tf L H. Cutler's store.
FOUND A Package of I ry Goods,
Lost in New Berne two or three
months ago. . Owner can get same upon
payment for this adv. . novlO
BARGAINS in beautiful work-baskets
fanoy styles job lot juBt received.
J. Sotkb.
SMOKE Oenuiae Cuban. Tobacco.
oot6tf
NEW DRUG STORE.-Drugs, Medi
eii.es and Ohemleals, ti. P. Popolar
Proprietary Medlolnes. AH varieties of
. Druggist's Sundries. Trasses and Brao a.
New erop Ganim Heeds, flna and Large
tttoek Cigars and Tobaoeo. ALT. MEW. Pre
scription, accurately eonopouudeu (and not
at wab prices), oar m--tto and our success.
. U. O. attilCN, Druggist and Apothecary,
Middle St.. four doors from Pollock. Janffif ly
Do right is the imperative de
mand of every hour.
It is better to break a promise
to do a wrong action than it is to
keep it.
"20,741,000 acres or land in the
United States are in the hands of
foreign owners."
It is said that there is a marked
motion in Chili. Hostility to
Americans is diminishing.
Gov. Alvin P. Hovey, ol
Indiana died at Indianapolis on
the 234 inst., of heart trouble.
If is. now confidently reported
that the Revolution in Brazil is
ended and the Republic is safe.
THE people of Burlington, Ala
mance county have ejected a pair
of Marmon missionaries from the
town.
iF yon have taken an oath to do
that which is wrong, the laws of
i God and man absolves you from
that oath.
OuB Joe says having walloped
the, thanksgiving turkey, be will
now go into training to tackle the
Christmas goose.
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t IF you have aworn to let go your
country and stand by an order, the
oath I ia void, for the obligation to
country ia paramount.
? The Bight Hon. Edward Eobert
Bolwer Lytton, Earl of Lytton,
British Ambassador to France,
died in Paris Tuesday, Nov. 24tb,
of heart disease.
Gbobgb H. Wixdb, of Kinston,
is under arrest for bigamy. He
married a young lady in Greens
boro not long ago, and it is charged
that he has a wife living In Eng-
Iind. : t"-
S'i i-' . Jhh Washington , Post raises its
voice in favor of better mail faoili
ties for the South. The Post seems
'posted'on ' posteffices and ... post
routes, and should be heeded by
"tce Postmaster General
('Yotjb paper : is the best in the
State," writes a Kichmond county
subscriber In renewing his snb-
s'iuj scrlption , to the State Chroniole.
tsiwi i. Strange bow correspondents of
different papers imitate eaoh other.
Tub earthquake i in Japan ;i;6n
sr u .UotoDer aatn, was much moredis
asterous than was at first reported,
Up to Nor, 9tb, statistics, showed
7.524 persons killed and 9.453
K;wonnded, while 00,000 houses were
-Sirejr..-.-,::-iB,ir!.,
Ths Russ an minister of war has
ordered half. . a . million pounds of
i soldier's buiscuits delivered by the
1st of January. . This order which
Is altogether unprecedented since
., the time of the Busso-Turklsh war.
. has created a decided sensation.
it ' Governor Campbell, of Ohio.
V Jhiuks' that Major McKinley's
chapoes for securing the next Be
publican nomination- for President.
"are better than those of Harrison
; -er Biiune. Governor Campbell ha
juot graitplej wilh the. M vj. r, i:n
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A KiXEiOH correspondent of (be
Charlotte Chronicle says the attor
neys ' of the . Department of
Agriculture have subpoened' the
editor ot tho Durham Globe in the
ease against the Durham fertilizer
company, which comes np next
week. Sensational developments
may be expected.
The condition of affairs in some
parts of Eastern Carolina where
the crops have been very short, is
deplorable, and theBitoation is in
tensified by the low price of cotton.
Many farmers will be compelled to
surrender their horses and mules,
and they cannot even pay for their
fertil zers. How they are going to
make the next crop, it is difficult
see. If they bad some State
banks in that section tbey might
borrow the money and get assist
ance. - But there are those who say
that the people shall not have this
relief. They might get it if the
Farmers' Alliance were to ask for
Those who oppose this practical
measure of relief show that tbey
are indifferent to the welfare ot the
suffering farmers. News and Ob
server. LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agents wanted.
J. B. Hill In admiralty.
W. M. Watson Tax notice.
W. B. Lane Executor's sale.
C. E Slover Corned beef, e!o.
Kehoo ft Line Turkeys and chickens
E. Wallnau The Green Front Noyil-
ty Store.
Cotton New Berne Market Sales
yesterday 159 bales at 6 1 2 to 7 1 8.
Big blue fish have now put in their
appearance elf the North Carolina
0O88U
It is announoed that Grifton has just
15
single young men over 18 years of
age and the same number of yonng
ladies. Exaotly enough for all bands to
pair off and none to spare.
Tie Green Front Novelty Store i a
ew place of business juit opened by
Mr. E. Wallnau on Middle street, next
to the Baptist ohuroh. It is general
novelty atore, ooneisticg prinoipally of
swelry, musical .instruments, and
works of art, paintings eto.
The statistics show that during the
year ending October 1st, 1691, the trus
tees of the Peabody fund distributed to
North Carolina a total of 88,125, of
which 82,776 was for Scholarships,
$1,830 was for Institutes, $2,433 for
Sohoals, and $1,835 wes for Colored
Normal Schools.
One of the new passenger coaches
was put on and went down to More-
head on its first trip last night. It
the admiration of all who aaw it. These
oars are the equal of any first-class oars
mads, and are the aame as those used
on the railroad between Washington
City and Philadelphia.
Conference at Greenville ia well at
tended, and much interest is taken in
the proceedings. Bishop Galloway
preaohed a grand sermon Thursday,
whioh dwelt largely with duties of citi-
Eensfrom a National standpoint. The
Indications are that the next session of
Conferenoe will be held in Goldsboro.
Mr.harles H. Hamilton, editor and
proprietor ot the Spencer (Mass.) Sun,
and proprietor of a fine job printing
offioe there, who came down to visit the
Exposition at Btleigh, continued : his
trip and spent a short time in New
Berne. Mr. Hamilton was a printer in
New Berne some twenty year ago, and
a number of hti old friends were glad
to see him onoa more and to team of hi
prosperity. t
A number of Northern visitors oame
in yesterday on the steamer Newberne
of the O. D. line to spend the Winter in
the city. Their decision to spend the
winter here . was brought about by an
excellent, article ; descriptive of this
region whioh recently appeared lb
Forest and Stream v. written by Mr.
Charles Hallock who himself ia Spend
ing the winter here. The new comers
re Mecars. J. Thornton Wilson and
8eeley Brbwn ; Wilton,' two:, brothers;
who ate sportsman; and member of
the Union League Club of New fork.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sander and child of
New fork. We know tbey will receive
a cordial weloom among our people
and feel confident they will enjoy their
tay in the eity. riiC-?s"P-H,'-P
Messrs. O. ' Marks, Jas. BedmODd
Beoj. Hahn and F. G. ' Simmons.
tamed Thursday' from attending-'lbs
auotion le of .lota of the Wlnstbn-
Salam Land Improvement Company
They report excellent sale, the, lot
bringing readily from $5.00 to $11.00
per front foot. They were nloely en
tertained by the Wlostoniansand shown
over the city while there, and tbey re
turned well pleased with their trip and
the progressiveners of that prosperous
and rapidly" growing city: The bom'
pany also teld it annual election of
offloer and retaini d in tb main the
ma exoellent one that- served! Ian
year, Hos. r. M. tiimoions was r
,1 acted Pieeiieot, nd W. A. Blair of
Wiosum Srcretarv and Ti assurer., ' Ot
Frank Duffj and Mr, O. Marks, of New
Heme, were placed back on the Board
of Directors, and another one of our
town-men. Mi. Beoj. -Hho, was rxaie
V- 1 f" ' 'J out. , f
vNEJBERNp, N.
Bigamist in Kinston. . . .
Ins Kjnston Free! Pram tells of the
arrest in that eity, on Tuesday, the 24th
intt, of Geo. H. Wylde, a employee of
the Kinston Lumber Company in charge
of their planing mills, for bigamy.
After bis" arrest 1ms wfs lodged in iail
until the next day and then taken to
Greensboro (from which city the tele
gram suthor'fcing his arrest came) for
trial.
Wylde has been in Kinston holding
the position referred to for several
months, About a month ago be mar
ried Miss Monroe, daughter of W. M
Monroe, of Greensboro, and brought her
to Kinston. He lived in Greet sboro
four yca-s before moving to Kinston
and was engaged to Miss Monroe two
years.
A aotioe cf his marriage was sent to
bis old home in England, and on its
arrival the brother of his wife there
sent a oablegram to know if the report
of his marrying in this country was
true, and correspondence revealed the
fact that he bad a wife and six children
living in England, and that he had sent
them money while he was at Greens
boro. The evidenoe against him is
strong and conoluaivo. Mr. Monroe has
taken his daughter back. She is spoken
of aa a fine-looking lady, and it is stated
that she has many friends in Grernsboro
who are greatly stirred up over the
mean. Infamous action ot Wylde in
deceiving ber.
Lateb Advioes state that near Uni
versity station and while the train was
ia motion, Wylde sprang through the
oir window and took to the woods.
Coming and doing.
Miss Lizzie Neal left yesterday morn
ing to visit her brother, Mr. W. H.
Neal in Laurinburg and friends in
Rockingham.
Mr. B. B. Qornto arrived from Noi-
folk on the ateamer Neirae with his
bride, and Mm. Peter Davis and Miss
Maud Land returned on the sams
steamer from a pleasure trip.
Mr. Henry R. Bryan returned from
visit to her daughtsr, Miss Kathleen,
at St. Mary' Sohool, Raleigh, and to
her eon, Mr. Henry R. Bryan, jr., at
Charlotte.
Mrs. J. A. Meadows and Mrs. Jas. M.
Howard returned from Conferenoe.
Mr. J. C. Hodges, a trucker who
moved here from Norfolk a month or
two ago and is running about one hun
dred acres of Capb. 8. H. Gray's planta
tion, went baok to Norfolk yesterday on
the steamer Neuseto finish closing up
his business affairs there.
Thanksgiving in New Berne.
Thanksgiving was quietly spent in
the city. Some of the etoros did not
open at all during the day. Others
kept open in the morning until near
11 o'olook and then closed for the day.
Thanksgiving services were held at 11
. m. in the Episcopal and Presbyterian
ohurohes, also in the ChurcVof Christ,
and at the NewiBerne Collegiate Insti
tute at 9 a. m. Patron of the Institute
as well as its teaohers and pupil at
tended its servioe and Rev. C. G. Var-
dell, of the Presbyterian churoh, de
livered an interesting and appropriate
talk.
The Thanksgiving service of the
Baptist ohuroh were held at night and
a collection taken np for the Baptist
Orphanage at Thomasville. Collections
for orphanages were alio taken np at
the other churches at the Presbyterian
for the Presbyterian Orphanage at
Berriam Spring; the Episoopal for
the Episoopal Orphanage at Charlotte,
and the Churoh of Christ for the Oxford
Orphan Ay lu m . Tne Method ist had no
servioe owing to the absence of the
pastor at Conferenoe, but they did not
forget to contribute, as a body. Cente
nary ohuroh took np a handsome col
lection the preoedlng Sabbath for the
Oxford Aalom.
Monster Bear Killed.
News oome from the Pantego section
ot the killing of a monster bear that
tipped the beam at 633 pounds. The
huge fellow was killed by a tiled gnn.
He measured more than twelve inohe
between the eyes and hi faet were 6
inches wide and 81 long. He was killed
by a man by the name of Ed. Langly.
Alto last week a large oinnamen bear
was killed by Wm. Jerkins, and a few
days previous he caught in a trap a
pure white squirrel for whioh he ha
been offered $0 00: t i v;
In this (mme neighborhood within one
Week during this seasoa six bears were
killed. c How. Is that for big game and
genuine 1 exhilarating iport and yet
snob is' bf no rare beintrenoe" fn many
portion of Eastern North Carolina.
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gacy jhwrnjlngland VV ft ,:
All have beard of individuals inherit'
log fortune from a distance, but It
nearly always happen that tbe lucky
individual reside at uch a distance
from the one who reads or hears of the
occurrence that it seem almost like a
pleasant storyi- Now however, one ef
oof oitixeo, E G. Hill, Esq.. falls heir
to suoh luck. Mr. Hill I a naturalised
oitlzsa of the United States. He le
native of Eogland, and be has Jit r
eeivad tne notification xhat his step
mother, Mr. Jaee Clsmmoo Hill, who
died about a month ago at her home In
Plymouth, England, aged 7J year, ba
left him a legacy. ' The amount ia not
definitely known but a there 1 no sur
viving child exoept Mr. Bill the natural
supposition Is tbat the old lady left him
all sbe had and she is beliaved to be
worth considerable. :. '.'. -.. .
Mr. HiU'e many friends, . while tbey
feel for him sympntby for the severenoe
ot t!ia tins of kinship, will rojoio with
hi-1 ia the rood luck (in a oertaln Sense)
tL..t RCuol. yarned K, '
C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1891.
NEW BERN.
How
Scholar, De Wraffcnried and
Historians Spelled It Cemetery
Gate Inscription D Dropped
. ; f Protn pnkoci-Mayor
Maaly and fJteJffother
.- "CityT "
Referring to Hardy B, Oreom agsin
be represented t6 county of Lenoir in I
w.,k' f-!.rr.i: i -isas
U U ,w.
History saj or mm -Jiauoatea at tne
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University and graduated in 1810; read
law with Jttdgs Gaston was diatin-
i.u.j -it. .n.,..:.o
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umviuawoii ""
oonrteous bearing as a gentleman."
In addition to law Mr. Croom Btudied I
both geology and , bHany snd wood
occasionally write, on these Subjpta,
formsgszine and newspapers. In a
Daner minted in 18S1 he obseives." Mr.
Nutall in his "General of North Amer-
ican Plants" bears testimony to the
richness of our State in its vegetable
Drodnotions. The mountains in North
Carolina, and the neighborhood of
Wilmington, are repeatedly mentioned
in his work. But iveiobero was not
visited bv him. nor bv env other of
those distinguished botanists, who have
explored and described the botany of
North America, the two Micbaux,
Bertram, Pursh, Catesby, Elliot etc.,
while other parts of our State were vis
ited, and its productions noted." Mr.
Croom oontinuea. "There are few
localities richer than this, in the varie
ty and beauty of its flowers. Some of
them too have that great merit in the
eyei of a botanist of being very rare."
Following this is a long list of plants.
Perhaps no oiiizsn of this State of his
period was better if so well equipped to
have written its correot hiBtory as was
Hardy B. Croom: urged, frequently, he
was to undertake the taBk by such
distinguished persona as William Ois
ton, Richard Dobba Spaight, James U.
Stanly. John H. Bryan, John R. Don-
nell, Edward E. Graham. James W.
Bryan, Charles Shepard, M E. Manly,
Edward Stanly, W. 8. Blaokledge, the
Attmores and others of equal intelli-
trence in Craven and other oounties
But he waa was not in robust health, as
the time and while hesitating, death, at
heretofore told, may have deprived our
people of a book which undoubtedly,
would have been unusually instructive
and interesting.
Mr. Croom, however with all his
undisputed learning and accomplish
ments and his natural inclination to
thoroughly and patiently investigate
even trivial subjects, would insist upon
polling Newbern with a small b and
leeving off the final e. Simply, w(
suppose, beoause the town was so incor
porated and he did not presume to
meddle with the work of our fathers.
Why not oontinue spelling Kinston. if
we are going back to the orisia of the
name, Kingston.
We expect to show before we con
clude that Da Graffenried himself
oommenoed writing the nama of the
town Newbern though beginning first
with the compound word New Bern, in
his "manuscript," afterwards he would
vary, sometime writing it one way
then the other. But why should he
have varied at alia. Does it not imply
understanding about the ohange,
particularly when all the historians
adopted it. Hawk' in his history states
Baron Lie Uratfenriea from tterns
brought over the Palatines and Swus
and settled them at the confluence of
Neuse and Trent rivers where he
founded the town of New Berne,
though throughout his history no ens
can find where in a single instance, be
wrote it lor himself in any other way
than Newbern. We possess s number
of letters written by Dr. Hawks wbiob
will be printed tonobing the subject as
wall as DeUrstfenreid's manuscript and
other evidenoe of tbe name of the town
even before it was incorporated. Judge
F. Z. Martin in his history of North
Carolina write it Newbern. So does
Winterbotham when referring to our
State and town write Newbern; and
ao doe Lossing and Williams; our
greatest men in Newbern never varied
from this way of writing it. In other
States the name is similarly written
Newbern, with perhaps one or two
exception.
The writer admits he was misled
when he had the name New Berne, cut
on tbe slab over the gateway of Cedar
Qrove cemetery. He has regretted it
from the day it was nxed in its place
The eity government then authorized
him, a very young man, its unier Ex
ecutive officer to attend to it and benoe
the result of his attention. It was cer
tainly hi duty to fallow the act
incorporating the town and should have
given its incorporate name,newDern.
The new Berne snouia oe oniseiea out
and the r chiseled in in the word
"transferred" on the slab which the
tone outter omitted
A the fashion goes why not have it
New Bernie. We imagine the Frenoh
would so pronounce New Berne. Unless
this is done our people will assuredly
call it NuDun. To pronouce tbe name
New Berne among themselves, either
ex. would create a smile, over w
years sgo the "lotendant or Newbern
tried it thinking to drift away from our
ignorant father, who did not know
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now to speil-iut) wbbiuub, me marline,
the Spights, the Manlys, the Naahes, the
Htanlvs. the Chester, tne Dbeoards. tbe
Bryant, tbe Donnells, tbe Grahams
and other before mentioned. To give
the town big name would help it
growth It it prored his Ignorance. He
had forgotten at tne time, if he ever
knew, there ia London, a Paris, a
Pekin a Borne of some siza and oonse
qaenoe in the world all with very short
name.-.
We think onr father fools Bo wise
we grow,
Our wiser tone win think us so,'
beyond any doubt.
4 If we desire to ohange the name of
W..h... a th. r.l.l.lnr. r,rl An
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it and not bjr attempting to proye the
lnnr,nn. fT Mtf SrAkC Uri
eitlaeaa and howin onr own to thoaa
who should come after us provided w
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commit somei diabolioal act to be re
membered by tb nest generation. The
top of the wail immediately-over tb
arch, the : front entranoe to the eeme
tsry, wa designed for a colossal Agar
of Time and but for the war, long ere
this, It - would nave been In It plaoe.
with 6or ladle1 aid whioh thervur
Dosed - extending. Hi Honor.; ti onr
present exoellent Mayor oN he pell a
it NaW Raroe and tha Jonawtl. ia with
aim to tne no si et nr.-nanoocc
written on the snbjsot oar Mteemed
young friend, and very ooarteoos local
reporter of the 3ovtan.it, New pern.
ii ouwuTsr, ravner singular' to us
that he dropped the d oat of hi own
name and will persist in adding e even
to Da Uraffenried'a New Bern, liret bv
the baron so written, then immediitely
afterwards Newbein. No nnal e can
be found in De GraSenried's New Bern
any where, when written by himself
The, aDoettora .of . Mr. O. T. Hancock
ex-elusive- perhaps, -r-f his own father)
ever laqeato write tbsir name tuud
cook, and for the evidence we reep9ct-
flltlv rafAl Kim In tka rannt-ria in fh
clerk's office
Originally NewbsYn. The name may
nave Deen changed by itr. 1. J&awii,
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onii, ui u,, auwBiu uaiuvuief. ui iui
William Watann irh luttur nnr nrHf-.m
ol ever olerk) to New Berne. But we
designed saying Mayor Manly has re
cently returned from Berne or Bern
the spelling is both ways in the lnvita-
t on from that cry. sent by the com
mittee to our city authorities, to app jmt
delegate to be present and join them
ln their oentenary festivities, and be
ooma greatly interest and instruct any
faience py leotunc respecting tie
soenes that passed before him and the
diRtinguiehed and cordial (ireetinK
which he received from theBerneee
wniio tneir guest, 'ihe ladieh uuqucs
tiunably would md in making euch
lectures succeebful and profltabie. The
amount tnus received would go rar
towara securing the figure of Time tor
tB8 gateway as orizinally intenaad
made of material similar to that of the
figure of Juatioe on the front of the
court houee iq Raleigh, N. (J. The iron
gates to the entrance of the cemetery
were bought by the -ladies with uionev
obtained from lectures. Nowladi ais
your opportunity. You know how to
handle the subject. You the daughters
of the mothers without whoso mnt
anre, it is certain that escred place
"Cedar Grove" would not hav-u been
improved aod protected previous to
the late war as it was and bti you fi it
now. V.
Wilmington's Welcome Wet k.
The time is close at hind for Wil
mington's Week of Welcome. U bt nins
Tuesday and lasts through Siturday
Itisplannsj to be a great o:c.;aion.
"The gates of the citv are to ba thrown
open" to the visitors and there v. ill be
,
rand Passions, magnificent t.-aae
displays and a marine parade of all the
vessels in port. Amusements will lie
provided for both night and day, fojt.
bicycle and horse races; military con
tests, pigeon and other ebuoting
matches, fire-works and a trades parade
of beautiful floats representing all the
industries of tbe city. The iowest rate
of fare, one cent a mile each way. has
been secured over tho railroads and the
attendance will undoubtedly bo larje.
New Officers.
On Sunday at 11 a m , 3 p.m. and 8
p m , there will be Grand Jubilee Sil-
vation meetings to welcome the new
girl officers, Cjpt. Mary Coliine and
Lieut. , who will take charge of
the oorps here on that day. All, espe
cially those lost in sin, are cordially
invited to attend these meelirgs.
MA It It I ED.
Thursday, Nov. 26th. at tho residence
of the bride, Rev. Mr. Coniptondli
dating, Mr. R. B. Gornto, of New Heme
to Miss Ella F. Bell of Norfolk.
9teamer Neu9e for t'D6,r uture hom9
arriving here Fiiday morning.
Died,
Friday, November 27th, after a brief
illneBS, Franklin Tucker, youngest eon
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tucker. The
funeral services will be held fiom the
residence of tho parents, this afternoon
at three o'olock.
All is dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are we here today,
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever passed away.
Its Excellent Qualities
Commend to publio approval the Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. Ic is pleasing to the eye, and to
tbe taste and by gently aoting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses
tbe system effectually, thereby pro
moting ths health aud comfort of ail
who use it.
NORTH CAROLINA CRAVEN COCfiTy
Ia the Superior Court
The Board or Commissioners of Craven
Couuty. Plaintm, vs. Robert Hancock, jr.
(.has. K. Hancock, U. 1). Hancock. K W
ttancock, Hame Hancock, widow or I,, w.
Hancock, and David a. i-yan, E lizabeth
Ryan, iiannan uyau ana lUbert Kyaa
Notice.
To David 8. Ryan and Eluabeth liy an, Han
nan ityan una Moneri Kyan:
lhe defendants above named will take
notice that an notion entitled aa above baa
been commenced ln tbe Bupei-lor Court of
Craven oounty, North Carolina, the mirnose
of which Is to foreclose oertaln tax deeds or
tax certtneatea neld by tne county of i raven
and Htate of North Carolina, and to have
tbe amount due Bald county aud Htate of
taxes, interest, coats an 1 penalty aa appears
irom said lax aeeas aeoiare a a lien upon tbe
lands of the defendants described ln the
complaint 11 led ln this action, and Bltuate in
the county of Craven, North Carolina, aDd
to nave the Bald land sold to uav the same
and to exoludo and foreclose aoy Hen or iu-
tnrAHt wblch vnu ma V own nr claim In IIia
said land,
And you will further take notice that yon
are reuuirna lu .ppeitr at tne next, terra or
thB Ht,perlor Court of Craven oounty, to be
I held on the Third Monday before the firm
mommy m numu, joo. at me uuu.i nouso
of sa'd oounty In New Berne N. C .and an
awer or demur to tbe complaint ln said ac
tion, nr tne piaintin win apply to tbe court
for lhe relief demanded In said complaint.
This the 2oth day of November, lbUl
W. M. WATSON,
nov28 Cw Clerk Superior Court.
Execution Bale.
In pursuance of an execution lrsucd to me
from the nuperior court of Wayne ounty In
the following ease, to wlb Gbarlea M. bl.leir
et als vs. D. N. KUburn, levied by me upon
the real estate hereinafter described, I will
on Monday, January 4th, 1892, at in o'olock,
noon, at me noun nouee aoor or craven
oounty. N. O.. ln tne olty of New Berne, sell
to tne nignest oiauer, iorcasa, all the estate.
vine ana imera w u . . luionrn, at
law or in equity, in ana to ine bouses and
I lots or puna of lota situated on the north
HUB Ol JSrOfl BLTfc b. fKLVMn .11 111 I ft li Mil
""IT "T-ifi Me.
I lu. m wo ivtuwij uwuva pt uso,
Green and Adam Zana, being tbe weatern
half of Lot No. 860. and twentv fonr feet nr
tne western sta 01 ua eastern ball or Lot
No. 350. and twenty-tin. feet three Inches
(Zaun house), belnR ths easternmost part of
ina aaia tHii oaii 01 aaia 1.01
So. 350,
with all rurhta or wa.
vl'Jtv.'-iUiU I i W. H. utS
Bhsrlff Craven Cooniy .
' nov381d
NoviJS, -
FRUITS! CONFECTIONERIES!
. Select and Fresh Lot on .hand for my
nisi u"u yuuuu ituciaujr.
I The tbfp ba arrived and now is the
I time to call and get the vrv beat anal-
I ity of choice Frnite that have just af
i rirea ana are perfectly iresn. :
novlltf . r' D. HA.S3EL.
fill
'LI
Absolutely Pure.
A croam of tartar baking powder.
HilKst of all in leavenirg htn riKth
Latent U. S. Government Food Report
CNITl'.l) BTAlK.i Ol'' AMi.KH'A,
EAETEIiN DlSTKICT OF OhTH CAKOI.INA.
In tue Illstrlct of 1'umiico.
U. S. District Court Iu Admiralty.
Mahhiial's Notice ok .Ki.riK.
Wher- as. a libel hnlh hecii llh'd ill tiie liis
ti ll t Court of me t'liited htKles uf Auk ric
liilue UlKtriot. of I'milllco, on 111? -1st day ol
Ortob'-r. iy.ll. by Mitmiul I'mHOuHUgalUHl I lie
fclioimur Jatiuni-., aud pruylli Hie u-ml
Pioceas auii mou itlou of tin- c-uirt. that Hi,
peiaoua luterpstv-l in ri alll ew-ei, in-i
tacltle, apparel und luruitiiie, uiity be. lit.!
to KiiHwer the preroi,es, mill all duo pru-(e-dlligB
beiDK bad, tlint Ilm sauie may bt
decreed to bo sold, ami the Jiroceeda tllereul
be distributed Kcc -rdiug to law; Tliere.'ore
lu pursuance of the said iuou:t!on under Ibe
Beal of .aid Court, to me directed aud di-llv-ered.
1 do hereby give uotic-Keuerallv unto
all persons having or pretendidg 10 have
any rltfht, title er lu'er.st therein, and io
I. Hhelton lavla. Maaterof the kaid schoonei
in spi'Cbil. to appear Ix-for-' tile aloreaald
i'ouri.at tbe olty of Newberue, on Ibe 1 lib
day of December 1M1 1 . if It be a court day.
or else on tbe next court day llierc-alti r. ai
11 o'clock In tbe forenoon, theu snd tuere lo
ar.Bwe tbo saltl ilbel, and lo make tbell
allegations in tbat beball.
Hated at New Fort, N t'.. I lie 2:1.1 day ol
November, lu tb year of our l.oid on
tlioiniaii'j elvht hundred and nlnel v-.,ne.
JusllL'A B. Hll. I., U. H. Marhha ,
liy K H. Hill, Dept Jhi.eiiul.
UUEAT LXtlTEMKX 1 IN L.V (iRAXUD
CauHlrfr ir.ercliants and citizens In Kin Idi'i
wli.n Ii was announced lint A. w. K..uiu d'.
bad assigned to N. J. Hot-so, throwing hi
entire mock on tlif lu-irket nt Hi d below
New York cost. It Ih wonderful how the
people desert llietr iiBlirtl plactaof trading
wlien Biicli large banlcruptNloclihai-e llu-own
on 1 1 io luarlfet. tin Iv u fow days l:ad elapB-'d
whin, on Thursday, Nov JHtli, ism, the
migiity iron lioi-SH ol lh old A! ImiiMi', (in it
was ncaring tbe little city, mo braeuian in
mighty lllMllderlIt 'ones wuh lieartl to ex
claim "Lu (IrHtige.o and at once tlio uier
ciiaula ami 111.-;oh ou the huectn in lei
(iiange reniarki d "There gncfi nig Ike. who
bujK t many inorcinntu (hit III 111, :,n urn
liT1 ; cents on llie dollar " Very soon i'-lglko,
v. tLli ins Hs-iaiant H V, WiihaniH, and Iv. li
Klnsey reiireseotln 4 I lie HHnignee, were
Been packing up Hie t-ntlre Klock tj f t r y
tloods, CI' thing, HooU and sliots VOf.
weli ma' the people of New Berne anil sur
rounding country rejo:ce wiion tiiey Iiear of
ilie woiid- rful reduction in prices of Pry
(Joods. ('lot)iim?. Hooti and r-hoes at Hlg
Ike a Clothing H to re. The signs or the tl inn-
are dlRtremlng. Men, women and children
are bound to cry fur help unless they avail
tn-mselvts of thu wood inn! oiiiiorlunilv.
I secure home of tee ImiguliK. while Pig
1 be in uiatiglitt-ling out heiler.tU'it tr for I be
nelt few days.
WALTER ll BUY,
BREEDEK OF
Buff Cochins,
White Cochins,
Partridge Cochins,
Bl'k & Wh. langshans,
S. S. Hamburgs.
Golden Wyandottes,
Dark Brahmas,
Toulouse Geese,
Pekin Ducks,
Bronze Turkeys;
White Crested, White
Polish.
Egg3 for Sals in Season.
Also Breeder cf
Celebrated Black Bi rkshire Swiae.
ADDHISI:
Green Piac3 Poultry Yards,
NEWBERNE, N. C.
WM. P. LAWRENCE,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
at
is in tbe city and eolkits orders for
work in bis line.
ecimrns of work performed by him
oan be seen at Mrs. PenncU's retidence
on tbe maoadamized road.
Full line of Fashionable Samples to
select from at the Gaston House.
novia lm
"Min wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long. "
Goldsmith.
You may want bnt little and you
may not want it long, buii If you
want any Clothing you want it
good, and at the same time yon
want to get ii at a reasonable
figure. The place to fulfill all these
requirements is at Howard's. We
have some saita at 10 and 12 dol
lars that are worth the money and
wilt give good service. New hate,
new1 ties and sew hoes constantly
arriving." See as If yon want any
underwear, comey all woo . at
$r.oo. . J. 3tf. HOWABD,
PRICE 5 CEStfS.
sJaaaaUkaa
We will Jilcs ;Sale
To-day only, som&'llsand
soms STSRLIUG SILVER
abut 33 13 . ; PEE " CENT
CHEAPER TEAS' Wt BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
A rare oppprtimtytq get
a wedding or Christmas gift
very cheap.
BELL THE JEWEIEB.
W. H. Francks. 8. T. Rasbkbby.
Two Greasers in ToWn.
F:!uks Rasberry,
NEW BERNE, N. C,
Mntuiraetuivrg or Engines and all
kiiAi of Mathiucry, Marine En-
ffnie.:,
Uins, Ac., &c.
iw J.I! a, tic, repaired at abort notice,
ne Hro here aud wo mean business. If
you don't believe It, machine men, coma
and tie convinced.
SHOPS A
HOWARD'S SHIPYARD.
n. be rt liiiy for yo i iu a Tew days.
:: 17 dvr
SHOULD BEAR IN
tMMn for attacks of
us. Ba prepared for
a e by always having
D.ilfy 'a ( KOUP 8YROP
MIND ,hut ihv
Croup i . Hurt nu
illln ibJ:UK,i.i ll.
a bottle cf li K.
in the iii;uc. Prepared after the re
cipe - f lee l,.u Or. Waiter DjLTy, and
for e-ilc l y she jiroprietor at his store on
Mi-idlu toy. , t. n.xt lo Cuatooi Houbo,
' Hd o. N", v itirue Dug Compmy.
Boot and Shoe Maker,
POLLOCK STREET,
KW BEKNJE, N. C.
liavlnr aeriiicd th N-rvicra of a skilled
Mechaii.o anil li i s: class Workm-n from
.New York. I am now fu ly prepared to fill
promptly mi onln-b lor line
CL'iSiO.iI H.VBL BOOTS AND SHOES.
The
HUppli.'
IS III.' I,
work
H,.,,
ly do--,,
nn b
:mi- yp-iri.
d I h want.
t".i g'mi-.:u
rlm -' M "
iw 11 Is'.p
h it I Imve satisfactorily
of my numerous patrons
e of the character of my
1 i .. . N ea'.ly and prom pt-
JUiiN Mc-tUKLEY,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FRESH EGGS.
NEW LOT UNOANVASED
?&h Oraam Oheesa,
mix:e meat,
i.lvkw1ieat,
HOiUNY.
OATMEAL,
COUNED BEEF,
Finest Oys!sr Crackers
IN THE CITY.
LUCAS & LEWIS.
"Wo H.5LT7-
Just received a job lot of
NICE OVERCOATS,
which t arc soiling at very low
figuree. A full line of
Mi
ad Soys' Viater Clothing
ON HAND.
St e our Crosseit's Men's Shoes before
buying every pair warranted to give
satisfaction. We have also on hand
Children's All Wool Vests. All Wool
lloso and a very nico quality of Slut
Waup White Fitiuuol at Si. 00 per yard.
Mundclls' ChildrensShces and Ziegler'
Ladies Shoes a speciality.
Barrington & Baxteri
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Hiving removed my place Of business td
South Fkont Street,
lhreti doors Etst of tho G set on House,
where 1 will bo pleased
to serve my
p-it.rons tH heretofore. I
ebatl
keep
constantly on bond
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of the very bast -
FuHEIGN AND DOMESTIC GtOODS.
II. SAWYER,
ceplllstptf Fashionable Tailor
REDUCTION in ' J Old
i . i.,;i
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford; Bread
Preparation;! j
Buy your Shot? and
i ;nnl oldio ana
Powder and save iMoney
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