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4 i; '- OURNA NEW BERNE, N. 0..S1TUR DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. , ,, BUSINESS . WCf L8. ; ; M ISCB MEAT, : Ki,lnt '-Englbh lTX Plnm Paddlne, Ourra&u. GoIi1q, Oition, Premvcs, CooosdbU, Oraaget, ' t ninM T!aiul. Pruaarveii Gin ? Bar. Choooll. Finet Buttef, Maple '5 Syrups Bookbat. Sweet j. ilixtii Pioklce,' Small Hame. Oorned - Beef. .Smoked Tooguee. Breakfant Beon. "iirOODYABD O fi. 8LADR, on wV Whurf keena on band all fcindt of Firewood. Qie him a call. '. . T7 A.STED A. (tenlleman and wife , t-'i ' IT to board and a few taoia noaraera. no17 If Mbs 8. B. Uowahd. . V;f)i B Haieon Houee Painter. Paper ?: lv; Hanner. - Kalaomloer, Order ; S; Promptly attended to. : ; Apply at irtt'i--ry-- I' H. Cutler' store. .: TABOAlN8io beautiful work-baeketl . T r. JL-faBOatyle-i-JoD lo, iutreoeieoi ,j a - unlTP n.nntna fiih ina TobacDO. - vuivki IT BW DRUQ STORK. Drugi, Medi V Prosriatary Medldnw. AH varl-tle of ' ' .'I j ItraggnVa enndrua, . Trnisee ana ure a . Vte 9 3 j(w crop Gardnn Med. JTlne aad i.rg '-:-.;::.;'if;7', Htok Cigars and Tobacco. . Pre ,; ' toriplloni aoeorately eompoundea (and not ' - ' s i ti's ' ''atWABprlOM), oar m -tto and oat iuoobm. ' i(it 0. 0. QJCN. Uronelat aud Apothecary, . - IWiSt MiddU at., roar doors (rom follock. lanM It LD paper for sale at the Joubmai. J office the dozen! hundred or &3;'tlioiiBnd it Mb. Bpeingeb thinks there will 'nntjaber;'1 of' ehaDges ia the '"''l'JIoKinlej law. ' ' . 1 JC SWHB.-aBer.-. 10 tho Damocratic party this year u aae to no larea maiorltv in the ttoose.- Vi, THB Senate has coufirrmd the C?oonii,naUon of , John 0. Dancy as K : oolleotor of castoms at Wilmington, 'UiiJ - . ' Ctbus W, Field id rapidly InkinK.'' Dr. Fuller, his pbjsician says he has lost all hope of his : '. i.ne rreBiaeni. s sumuiur vuttugo ' W. not, mortgaged, : but there is a i Y ' f- .'popular impression, that one'of the gentleqien of the Cabinet holds a . v ;- mortgage on the President's Win - -""I:,"; tet residence." .".vf' Is the Uaited states Is' the Uoited States Senate jnemorials have. . been presented against operating the World's Fair on 8anday8, in favor f women bdi frage, and election pf United States :SiSenators by the people. w' ; Ix is rumored in New York that BB"; agreement has been reached i w . Koffofln ' TnVin , Tlnftv and f h sKKKMWQwiU:: be re '"i . turned to the company. ; '' ;r;-!'w,BP0AE Tas been placed on the ; free list, but the people are paying the producers in;, this coantry tlO, - 000,000 . to have it there. rThis 7" ; bounty thieving Is not a degree -" more -reputable than hen roost robbery. ; : " ' v v ' " T- -Thh World says: A Democratic ;--:Vl5'v'flonMTny-'"i6t-b6 able to secure ''''-i'r'.the enactment ol much Demscratio :: -legislation, bnt. it-oan be relied on j& to Tsave the country' from Billion Dollar legislation, force -bills, gag ';: rules: and other Bepnblloan iniqni- tleaK's- 4. - W ''-Z. - ".J . Thb Oommissioners of Mecklen. f burg county seem to think that no Cc; man whQ , wants to sell liquor U a man of good moral oharaoter, and the, - law requires ; that none others v be licensed. If this is their post vJi tion, Charlotte ; will continue to be f :;;'a dry towm'.'Si";? X Thb - wheat. . cjop of.. Kansas V would supply a population of 13, i POO.OOO or one-fifth of the popnla ' tion of the country. It would take 143,000 oars of 400 bushels each to haul the wheat grown in Kansas this year-i; No pother State in the Union has ever prodaoed so muoh surplus wheat.'-.;'':;i';K'i; . Eenatob Peffeb has found Uis p'aco; The Republican caucus took him under their wing and placed him on the census committee, com r:.;ttee on claims and the committee ca railroads.' A man who: wants to i cuoion every soldier, as Peffer C 3, oc;ut to be taken care of by tL 3 Eepublicans. 8tate Chronicle. UCLTjjiBiA, 8. C, Deo. 10. Ham- i Gsan, of London, England, ; eluded a charter from the ' a for the Union Bank of i Carolina and London to be 1 ia this city. This is one of t ! t uaJertkkin9 that has I i ' I ia the South this j "... 3 f 'tal stock is S3.0C3,. 1 ho of Dan more who !) I'. Jim ia m a 1 1 i i i 3 up.ra ' "I I H .-( I 1 T . Wa lahp. exploded in the home of Emanuel Ford, Colombia, S. 0., causing the death of his wife and child and leaving Ford in a oritioal condition from bnrns received in trying to save them.' i S Whabtqbt, Texas, Deo. 16. Last evening Frank Sparks killed A. G. Delane and Denton Duke, at East Barnard. Details of the kill ing, though meagre, are substan tially as follows: Sparks met Delane and Duke a short distance from Eagle Lake. Delane opened fire on Sparks, who with a breech loading Bbot-gun returned the fire. Delone fell over at once, mortally wounded. Duke then fired on Sparks who returned the fire. Duke was seen to drop from his horse a short distanoe, presumably dead. There have been several quarrels between the men beforet Sparks was not hurt. Late last night Joe Duke called Jim Doolan out of his house, accused him of complicity in tne above murder and opened fire on Doolan. Doolan returned the fire killing Duke immediately. LOCAL NEWS. NSW ADVERTISEMENTS. Pine lumber wanted. O. E. Slower Minoe meat, eto. John Dunn Cbiiilmau goods. Jon. Havens, Jr. Engine, elo., for sale. Cotton New Berne Market Sals yesterday 181 bale at 8 1 4 to 6 80o. The Black well Tobacco Company adds $1 000 to the subscription list which the Globe etarted with $250 to wards raising $25,000 for a Njrlb Carolina exhibit at the World' Fair. Ground was broken for th, new Disolple oburoh building at Kins ton, Wednesday, the pastor, Est. J. J. Harper, throwing the first shovel of dirt. It will be erected as quickly as poasible. A report reached the city yesterday that . Mr. Daniel Doyety ' cotton gin house and co stents, nssr Jjepar,!abcut nine mile from the city, was burned. Loss heavy but amount not definitely known. Insurance $3,000. The Washington Gacstte tells of the oatohiqn of the first herring of the sea son by Mr; Jao. Gaskill one day last week. Remarkably early. It alio tell of an 13 inoh North Carolina pear dis played in one of the store windows. Business for the last few day ha been considerably on the look up. Our merohants have their store tastily dis played in hollldsy attire and they have exoellent stocks of good for Christina and New Tear. We wish them all the sqecess they so muoh deserve. Thieve are up to quite unexpected and bold trick. A farmer, Mr. Geo. T. Eubank, of Tusoarora, was robbed of about ten dollar in crowd in the business part of this city. He had taken out the money for some purpose. and when he did so one yonnr negro man brushed roughly against him at tracting hi attention, and a he did so another grabbed the money and ming ling instantly with the crowd eluded Identification. .The aama triok was played a week or two ago in Durham with equal auooeas. , - Church Service. -Hanoock St. M. E. Church Eev. J. F. Butt, pastor.' Services at 11 o'olook, a.m., and at 7:80 p m. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a.m. 8unday-3hool at 8 p.m., W B. Barrinnton, superintendent. The pmbllo are cordially invited. " Mr. Silas McBee' Address. Sunday, at Christ Church, Mr. Silas MoBee will address the congregation ss representative of the University of the South, located at Sewsnee, Tens. Mr. MoBee 1 a gifted speaker and ably set, forth the claim of the University, His purpose ia Coming into our midst it to Impart information and stir up Inter est In the -educations! work done-at Sewanee. i ? All who feel an interest in the higher education and moral training of young men are speoially urged to com and hear him. And the public generally who may avail themselves of the op portunity; to bear Mr. MoBee. will be ampl repaM,':'; Meteorological Hmsm.:'?Mi0iff4 .The North Carolina Msti Orological report for November show " the month to have .been unusually cool. There cold ware passed Over the State da ring the month. The rain fall waa considerably below the average in the east; a little above the average in the west. The greatest rainfall was 10 79 inches at Llnville; the least is .77 at New Berne; the average for the State ws8 0 inches, which is 0.45 inohes below the normal for nineteen years, There were- 17 frosts during the month, hail on the lit, 9th and 80ih and snow on the 29th. 'Tbe monthly ' mean temperature lor tt.e State was 47.1 degrees, which is 8. 5 degrees below ibe normal for tbe petit twenty ears. The b ghest tomptratare u' i i n, i t'.e 21 ft C -' I Monumeit for Caswell's Grave. Tbe Klnston Free Pre calls atten tion onoe more to the neglected condition of Governor Biahard Cat well's grave- which is in small temporarily enolosed lot short distance from that oity and says It think the Lenoir county authorities ought to attend to the patriotio work of earing for it but a it seem they will not, it proposes subscription list for tbe purpose of placing a monument there and itate that Mr. J. K. Willis of this oity kindly and liberally offers to give (25 towards it. Mr. Willis himself authorizss us to state that he has fully made up hi mind that the grave shall be marked and if no one else take any decisive step in the matter he will use the twenty-five dollar he proposed giving and plaoe a itone of that value there himself, but if any contributions come in from any other source hi donation in cash will go with the funds raised and as good a monument as oan be procured for the money raised placed over tbe grave. State pride should be an inoentive to the accomplishment of this work. Gov ernor Oaewelk- was one of the most influential Carolinians in the Revolu tionary times. He was an upright man, a brave soldier, a true patriot and an able executive officer. A lawyer by profession, his talents kept him in prominent positions and he held many responsible publio poeitions. He was the President of the convention which formed the constitution and tbe new State Government of 1776 after the Dddaration of Independence had sep arated tbe oolonies from the mother oountry and he wa the first Governor of the State under that Constitution. He was a member of the convention which framed the Federal Constitution in 1787 and of the one in North Carolina whioh ratified it in 1789. After an interval of several terms he was again called to the Gubernatorial chair and at the time of bit death he was Speaker of the State Senate and was strioken with the paralysis which terminated his life while presiding over that body and he filled all the positions with which he waa entrusted with marked ability and credit to the State, and tbe entire State will be honored in whatever is done to honor him and perpetuate hi memory. A Lenoir county wa hi home we suggest that Kinston take the lead and let whatever fund are raised there be augmented by what New Berne and other interested places will do. Re member thst it is settled fact that Governor Caswell's grave is going to be marked at no distant day the only point that remain to be settled ia how good a monument will be erected and that will depend entirely vpon the alaority and liberality with whioh those who have cause to feel interested re spond to the oall for aotion In the matter. Coming and doing. Bev. C. G. Vardell left yesterday morning to conduct services at th Dover and Booky Mount Presbyterian ohurohes. Messrs. Jas. F. Milligan and Patrick O 'Sullivan, steamboat inspector, came in on the steamer Nense of th E. O D. line and inspected the steamer Nettie W. and Capt. I pock's new steamer, the B.E.Lee. Mr. Charles Hallock left on the steamer Newbern, of the O. D. line, to spend a week at Boanoke, and Mrs. N. Tisdal and ' Mrs. Mary Dewey, on a Northern pleasure trip, and Mr. D. B. O'Brien who has been in charge of the painting of the Episcopal church and assistant, , Mr. Dudley, returning to their home in Norfolk. Mr. Silas Bee, of Lincolnton, who is traveling aad lecturing under the com mittee of trustee of the Episcopal University arrived and will' lecture in Chriet churoh tomorrow. , ' ' ; Mr. Frank Smaw, head clerk of Hotel Brighton, Atlantic City, arrived to visit hi relative in the oity, , Mis Bsbeoca Attmore who ha been visiting relative in Fayettevllle, re turned home last night, v;' ;. Misses Lonella 1 Makiey, "Kathleen Bryan and Betie Patterson, pupils of St. . Mary's, Raleigh, came horns to tpenlth Christmas holidays. , - : Mia Annie Morris, of Kinston, came down to visit relatives. ; X; 'X; - Miss Mary Hay went down to More head to visit relative. ; . Capt. Bendolph Gloverj of Baltimore, and Lieut. Cha. F. Shoemaker, Dr. Petti, of Washington,' all of the reve nue marine tervioe, who have been In the city on effioial buiinesa, left for their home, v." .- , lie Ald'etth Press.,;? i- "I The Washington Progress gives Our Fair the following notloe:, - . . .. . "Th Eist Carolina Fish,'' Oytter, Game and Industrial Fair will beheld at the oity of New Berne on February 22 to 27th inolotive. If possible it will be made more attractive next year than it has ever been any previous year, all of which have been all thateould be desired. Thepsopleof this enterprising oity have our best wish in this mat ter." 5. rf;:". x.,. .f.yi ; The Fair effloer have always made th Fair stand on lt"merite, and this worthy oourse ha caused it to receive the hearty endorsement and support of the Frees all over the State, and to a "f.t eir- r t outtn !e of the Fate, and ' ' - 1. ' ' ' 9 f ' "f f SEEING IS BELIEVING. Rocky Mount Argonaut and Sew Berne Journal on Carolina Game and the New Berne Fair. Some time sgo we copied a fine artiole from the icdustrial issue cf the Bocky Mount Argonaut "A Hunter's leal" whioh wa a write-up of differ ent varietiee of tame and fiah to be found in Eastern Carolina and com mented on it to tbe effect that those who wished easily to satisfy themselves by personal observation that the des cription was a plain statement of facts that they could do so by attending tbe New Berne Fair the last week in Feb ruary and that there would be found every animal, bird and fish there enumerated and dozens of others to which no allusion was not made. The Argonaut quoted what we eaid on tbe subjeot and adds: We have been to the New Bern Fish and Oyster Fair, and can assure our readers of the correctness of the picture, No better exponent of the grand and varied resouroes of Eastern Carolina oan be found, than it furnishes, and every one who wishes to become con versant with these resources should not fail to attend tbe next Fair, which will be held next February. Goldsboro Passenger Depot. We congratulate our neighbor city, Qoldsboro on tbe bright outlook for a commodious and excellent paseenger depot there at an early day. That oity and the traveling publio have long felt the need for it and all will be pleased to learn that so nioe and convenient a one ha been nearly decided on. The Argua has the following to ssy of the progress of the scheme: The plans for the proposed Union passenger depot for this city, which the railroada have at length about deter mined upon and agreed in common to oonstrnot, have been sent in for the inspection and approval of our "oity Fathers." It is proposed to construct a light iron skeleton shed depot covering a length of 300 feet along E. and VS. Centre streets between Walnut and Chestnut streets, and extending over all the tracks, with a covered passway t) the waiting rooms and tioket offloe. The depot, aocording to tbe designs submitted will cost (815,000) fifteen thousand dollars, and will be indeed a credit to our oity and well worth the long yeara of waiting, while The Argus has ever urged. Let the depot be con structed. Let it be accepted by our "City Fathers" by all means. The Board of Agriculture vs. the Dur ham Fertilizer Co. H. B. Battle, Director of the State Board of Agricultural writes us; In view of erronsoue and misleading aocounts, I desire to send you a true statement of the reoent fertilizer suit; and would be glad to see it appear in your columns. The Board of Agriculture last June, at Oxford, seized a lot cf the N. C. Official Farmers' Alliance Guano, man ufactured by the Durham Fertilizer Co., for being below its guarantee. At the trial of the case last week, the Dur ham Co. claimed that the eale was com plete, and that they had nothing to do with the fertilizsr. On thie point the judge derided in their favor, and the attorneys for the Bord of Agrioulture entered a non'suit and took an appeal to the Supreme Court. The question of the fertilizers being below their guaran teed claim, the pith of the whole oase was not tried. North Carolina Cave. Not many people know that in Samp son county, on tbe land of L. W. Hodges, there is a oave of large siza, oovering one hundred aores. It is near the headwaters of Northeast river. Its floor is of (and and its roof of sandstone about eight inohee in tbiokne, on this being eome ten feet of earth. A bold ipring, with water suffiolent to run a turbine wheel, pours in the cave. A company is expending $2,500 in tbe im provement of the oave, so that persons oan drive or ride into it. .The locality i five mile from Warsaw. Baleigh Ohroniol. Commendable. All clafm not consistent with the high oharaoter of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by. the Cal. Fig Syrup Compsnyi . It act gently on the kidney, liver and bowels, eleansing the system effectually, but it ia not a oure-all and make no pretensions that very bottle will not substantiate. Listen What the Green Front Noveltv .;; i Store Says, - Onr Plotures sell rapidly. Come early and piok out th finest and beet Oil . Chromos in elegant Oak frame from 55o. np. Elegant heavey gilt framed ' Chromos r $1.12io a piece. Genuine Hand Painting with elegant gilt, bronce and oak frame, also Fine Engravings ia various ies. j Beleot your Bargain for Christmas and oall at the GBEEN FROST to get them. !-'-.,v:rf :r:- ;'. --' - Nateet Musio Pieoea 6 and 10o also a full line of all style Musical Instru ment at faotory prioee. - MIddl (trees, next to Baptist church. "Chrlatmas, long looked for, oomes at Christmas will soon be here, and yon haven . bought that husband, brother or sweetheart a pressnt yt : Buy him something uteful.-somethtng that will remind him of yon everytime he put it on. ' W have th very things he wants. They are Hats, Shirts, Collar and Cuff, 'Silk and Linen Handker chief, Scarf and Tie, Mufflers, Puis Warmer, Glove (oloth and kid), Un derwear, Suspenders, Cuff Buttons, " " sr rutton and Bcarf Pin. ; See us POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. HiffheSt ftf All in lanvnmntr Htrcnuth Latest U. S. Government Food Report For Sale, One 50 H P. Return ITubulor Duller. One 35 H. P. Center Crank Eouice, with all connections and in perfect order. One 5 foot Sroper Mill , double geared. One 14 foot Hcotagon Bolter, with double oonveycis. A lot of Shsftitig and Pull'ys. Tbe above gocds will be sold cheap, JONATHAN HAVENS, Ja , de!9dwlm Washington, N C. We Wish To Buy The cut of one or two short leaf Y. Pire Mills for 1S93. Tbe Nos. 1 end 2's mutt be properly kiln dried. Address, giving full narlhulars, (o POST OFFICE BOX No. 837. de!9 dOS wit Baliimoro, Sid. CO T JOHN DEM' FOR Christmas GOODS. Why Not ! Why Not I STOP AND SEE OUR PRETTY DISPLAY OF Silver ware IN THE WINDOW THIS MORNING. Fresh lot of ' Souvenir Spoons just reoeived in Orange, Tea and Coffee sizes, fjome and see us. SAM. K. EATON, THE JEWELER, dl8tf Middle St., opp. Baptist Church JEW BERNE THEATRE! ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY. JDEC. 21st 7th 8EASON 7th . or . Ur. Frank Jones, (Famou a 'Si Psbkuis") And second season of his new and suo it-fc i; ! ;.,oessrui play ; ; Our Country Cousin, BY OHAS. FLEMING, ESQ 'v:J;';:pbesestd wrrH'' MARVELOUS ETFE0T8. - - t . SUPERB SINGING, f, v v,' r ELEGANT ACTING, - MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. Th Great Railroad Seen. Steamboat on th Ohio. '. Working Farming Imple ment. New Music ! Original Special ties t 18 8t ' For Sale, One Talbott Engine, 25 H. P.vand Boiler 80 H. P. - Will sell cheap or exchange for lumber or four foot cord v- Fnpine snd boiler in good con . 1 i f r e ;1 Jin-j 1 -. ) fnt in JEL. Berry Will sell duriDg the Xmas eeasou, at Special Reduced Rates, viz: Handiej, per lb., 10 to 25j. Cirolina Water in pint lots at SI CO. Handkerchief Extracts, ppr c z 30c. Ndw Oirrauts, 4 lbs. for 25j. Nuts, 15j. per Hj. No 8 Presentation Teichers' Bibles for $5 00. No. 5 do. for S3 50. Florida Oranges, Milaga Crapes. Apples, end tnaDy other Sinta Claus' Articles at less tlin customary pri -en. Give jourself a chunoe to suve money. decl8 2 (JET OUT OF MY WAY. Cleai i' track fcr I ntu comir.jf, Ana 'out it u!i'u no fun, I am Roiu to buy m? (fdu.ia of Bi Iko, Through the winter of '91. Farmers, look to ycur interest, And every penny pave. And you'll thereby leiivu more ta your family When you go to tho grave. None can coropeLo with Uiy I so' piijes, Is tho rumor ou tiiu street, And the necret of this important mat'er l he buys his goods H'j cheap. Tho time had b-jen whin Kwds to!d high, Nono can this statement doubt. But Bin Ike made a pasa at hii'b rncp, And has knocked tho bottom cut. Churchill & Parker's To our customers and tho pu'ulic generally we have, in addition to our already complete stock of Choice Fam ily Qroceties, for the Xmas Trade: 4, CO) nice Florida Oranges atSoj. doz. 50 bueh. excellent Apples at 40o. peck. The best lOj. Candy in tho city. New llixcd Nuts, lb. New dates, 10c. lb. Best now Citron, 25:. !b. Perfect Gem Curr.iau, 10. ij. or o lbs. fer las. Best London Lsyer llaieine, 13 . lb. Oood Layer Raisins, 125s. lb. Puro ilaple Syrup, 25 quart Hticz & Co. a Sweet llixed Picklte, iOa. quart. Ileiuz & Co.'s Sour Mixed Pickles, 20c. quart. ileicz & Co.'s Sour Kraut, lOj qaart. Bananas, Cocoanuts., etc , etc. In fact all the good things for Xmas. Be sure to come and see us. CIIUROI1ILL & PARKER, Broad Street. Haskburn & Wilidt ARE EQUM. TO THE SANTA CLAUS' WISE IECISI0S: However shocking lare the etocblrg, Be there a score, or even more I fill them all the huge and sma! Pleasing one and pleaBlnic ail, For Hackburn A Willett keeps tho supply For Sale Cheap! i Fifty nice LIVE SflOATS. Also, one fine PONY and a No. 1 MULE. Apply nt once to Q. L. HAttDISON, deo!0dlww2t Thurman, N. C. WM. P. LAWRENCE, OF PHILADELPHIA, Professions! Mhk Paper Hanger, Has decided to remain in the city a short while longer, and will be pleased to exhibit samples of work at tbe Gas ton House. Ordera for any kind of work in my line aolicited. . decl5 lm MUFFLERS AND LADIES' AND GENTS' Silk Hartdkorchiefs, , AT THE " if it Udics'SUkHaBdierohi.fa.i ' t 25 7 CHRISTMAS! TiTn TT a ism AAJi Reduced to 12 l-2c. BEE8SED TURKEYS, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Florida Oranges, New Mixed Nuts, N. C Chestnuts, Pale Cream Cheese, Mince Meat, Hominy, Raisins, Samp, Figs, Oatmeal, Dates, Corn Starch, Prunes, Oyster Crackers, Can dies, Apples, &c-, &c- LUCAS & LEWIS. A Ship Just Arrived with Pine Apples and other Fruits on board for D. HASSELL JlMl ieSORLEY, " Boot and Shoe Maker, POLLOCK STREET, LriV BEfiNE, N. C. ...r. !n-: 8.T,.mi Hi., K'1'vicrn of a akllted .iHTimimi unit liist-clHKs Workman from m-w i t.ifc. J n:.i i.ow lu ly prt-partd to rill ir.jiiptt nil unit is loi- line ClaToM MADi: BOOTS AX1) SHOES. Tlu. .. j-i :imi;i,!i 1 havo mittstactotlly Kiil'l'l.i'.t m.i w.hi .s ,,i niv nuiiitirous iu Irons 1 hi.; hesl guurnim i- of Hie i liKractur of my woik ' ly'il'in''r" B" ' '"y' J,'uatlyani1 prompt- Loiii.iw ir ! JuIlN JKSor.LEY, e-PAKESTS yUO'JLD BEAR Iff MI."U il-.t Ilia (tioo;i for attacks of Croup ii no on ua. Be prepared for tliii iu.id d ueato by always having a bttlt of U l. Dudj 'a C'kocp Syecp in tlia hoaeo. Propaied after the re cipe of tho late Dr. Walter Duffy, and for sale by the proprietor at his store on Middle street, next to C'u6ojj House, anl by New Berno V:ug Company. Long Investments. Parties wishing to make long inveet mdnta on city property drawing eight per cent interest per annum, payable Homi-Hniiually, will do well to oall at my clli.;oand lea'u f .ill particulars. P. H. PELLETIER. Dec. 11, 1SG1. dtf GO TO SEE m, A, fJGHaRBSON TO UUY YOUR OhrisfEtias Presents. I HAVE JL'T RECEIVED A NICE LOT OF Picture Frames, Bamboo Easles, Work Baskets and Stands, Wood Baskets, AND THE LATEST IN Wicker and Rattan Chairs. I havo everything you need in a FIEST-CLASS FUR.WU.1E STQPE, tkff" Come to see me before you buy. JN0. A. RICHARDSON, SOUTH FRONT STREET, dec9 dwtf Opp. Roberts Bros. Stop! Stop! AND SEE THE Largest and Best Selected Stock of 7 ATCHESj JEWELRY Silverware and Novelties over shown in New Berne. I have just returned from the North with a FULL STOCK of alt kinds of goods in my line. SAM K. EATON, The Jeweler, Middle St., opposite Baptist Church. WT& Have Just received a job lot of NICE OVERCOATS, which we are selling at very low figures. A full line of Ken's and Boys' Wintar Clothing . ON HAND. See onr Crossett'e Men's Shoes before " buying every pair. Warranted to give saVUfaction. We have also on hand' 'Children V All oojt; Vests, AH Wool Hose and . very nioe quality of Box WABP White Flannel at 81.00 per yard, ! Mondells'Childrens Shoes and Ziegler's LidiosEhofS nsporln' -'y, :
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