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1- .topi?'- 4 - V0L.-X.-nNTa,297 NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY, MARCH 13,. 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. QITRNAL 4t r r . v BUSINESS " LOCALS. TO bo Loaned on Brit claw city pro perty security for one year'stitne 9500 to 11,600. Apply at law offloe of . tfSWc'- W. " HolTBB. BUCKWHEAT and Maple Syrnp. Tl OUT forget J. V. Taylor': and his JL Blue Heft Tobaooo. ; . rt ALE8MEN v WANTD:-Perman- - J ent payiog poiitions for canvassers ' willing to work . Write immediately f 5 - . J ; ELLWAKOICB & BABBY, 'v lit. Hope Nurseries, Boohetrr, N. T. ' "XT BEN eolioted to Ifjuure romrmber " YY that THE MUTUAL LIFE IN- flUBlNCE-GOMPANY OFNE WSOEK la entitled to jour first ooosiderttion, atnoe it holda the foremost place amoncc " v- the Life Insurance Institution of the world, and offers superior advantages in all the features of business, together with unequalled financial ieourity. It Is the Oldest, Largest, Strongest, Safest, Cheapest and Beat Company In the world. 0. A. Battle, Resident Agent. IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN. Barks '1 Bast' Ala and Burke's Guinness' Stoat, for sale by J as. Khdmond. OB SALE Oolee' box or ward robe lounge h a perfect lonnge by day and a perfeot bed by night, and you - oaa put away as much clothing or other -. artlolee as in the average wardrobe. ' " ' Yon nan get three articles for the prioe f ot one. No extra charge for packing or .shipping. - lira. Or. Talmsge. wife of the cele tj rated preacher, says these lounges are i. ery, very nioe. Prioe in Creton. $10. (13. Baime $13. $14. Raw 811k, 20. $25. , . Silk Brooatelle, $25. $30. Terms 10 per oent. dlsoonnv oash with order or half with order balance 60 days. ALFRED COLES. Grand and Myrtle Avenues. Brooklyn, N. . 7X Afi A OIQAB8 at verr low " I JuUU figures to wholesale and ' ratil trade for sale by Jab. Redmond. I CALVIN SCHA.FFER'8 WILD OHEBBY ROCK AND BYE, pat " up erpressly for throat and lung dis eases, for sale by JAS BBDB3ND. GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY need vary much in the sick room. " For sale by Jab Bbdmohp. ' ' IT'IVE Hundred paira of Rubber Shoes V for children, 10, 121 and 15 cents per " .'pair. " BIG IKE. HCNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the best Natural aperient. For sale by Jas. Redmond. PURE CORN WHISKEY for sale by Jas Redmond. DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for sale by Jab. Redmond. SMOKE Genuine Cubana Tobaooo. ootfltf MISfl, SACRAMENTAL, PORT and SOUPPEltNONG WINES far sale . by Jas. Redmond. 1SR rEW DRUG STORB.-Drugs, Medi I oiiiM and Ohemloala. O. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All Tartetles of , Drogglst's Sundries. Trasses and Brme- s. New oroe earden Seeds. Vine and Large . . Stoek Olgara and Tobaooo. alz. Raw. Pra--- aorlpttoas aeoarately eompoanded (and not ,Jt vu prices), our motto and our saoeess. O. 0. QB4KN. Druggist and Apothecary, , Middle St.. four doors from Pollock. ItnXj ly DUFFYS MALT WHISKEY for Medicinal nse. (or sale by jtniO , Jas. Redmond. Thb man who has no business of his own to attend to always goes to .bed tired. THB time when a woman has no .mercy is when she gets a mouse in trap. Bam'a Horn. ' - The State of Kentocky proposes .:. to make her appropriation of 1100, 000 for the World's Fair contingent on Sunday closing. THB, meetings of the Endeavor rSooieties on : Endeavor day in ail parte of 'the isonntry were largely v given'tb discussions with regard to praetioal methods and the drawing op ot resolutions j. and petitions against the Sunday opening of the Columbian: Exposition. "is, s - - . Tfix; committees of the House hating' charge of appropriations are doing Just; what they were .. elected, for, in cutting down the es J tlmates of . expenditures for. the l ooming year. The people are not satisfied with economy that is con fined . to : platforms and stump -speeches. 1 A Eochestsb, If. dispatob. March 8th., says: The large comet : jost - discovered : through the big . telescope at the, Warner Observa tory ean be plainly seen with an opera glass. It is in the Constella tion of Saggltarins, right ascension 18 hours, 59 minotes, declension S. SI degress 20 minntes. THE American Bible Soolety, the Boards of ' Home and. Foreign Ulssiojis' ft of f the Presbyterian hurchr and - the Society for the Employment and ' Belief of Poor Women are made- residuary lega tees of the estate of Henry Ten Broek Qamage,' who was found daad in bis room In the University Imlding on Washington' square, ITew York city.; The estate in dizi (39,000 to 140,000 in bonds rad a lare ndmber of paintings, t. -y cf which are supposed to be cf at value. The societies Will I 5 1' 3 f "T part of the estate, r 3 iiC:3 h, ) ( 'y a few personal ! J'; s;i '! that the " Thb "Blaine boomers'' refuse te regard Mr. Blaine's deolination as flnaL' According to Washington despatches they are preparing to hold ft meeting to organize for the presentation of his name at Min neapolis. It may require two or three more letters of declination to take the one really conspicuous and able Bepnblioan statesman out of the way of the smaller men. A Boston dispatch to the Phila delphia Eecord, March the 8th., says: The Massachusetts Prudential Order, a five-year benefit organiza tion, threw np the sponge today. The order had $27,74 in bank. It would require $200,000 to pay the ontstandidg certificates. Volun tary contributions from officers were necessary to make np the $10 fee in filing the petition in insol vency. ' Notwiihstahding the sub stantial food provided for our non-existent infant tin-plate in dustry, foreign plate continues to be Bhi p 3d to this country. Three thousand tons will soon be sbipped from WaleB on the steamer Massa chusetts. And on this cargo the Welsh prodocers will not pay the doty. It will be paid by the con sumers in this country, and will seriously increase the cost of din ner pails, canned foods, kitchen utensils and roofing, Major Mo Kinley to the contrary notwith standing." LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Statement of Citizens Bank. Howard Assume a virtue, eto. Weather fair today. Erangeliet W. P. Fife will begin a Siries of of meetings at Wilson next Sunday. The name selected fcr the Young Men's Club by the ballots of its mem bers is ' Pembroke." The regular monthly business meet ing of the Ep worth league will be held tomorrow night in Centenary M. E. Churoh. The Royal Aroh degree of Masonry will be oonferrcd Monday night by New Berne Chapter No. 46. All Royal Aroh Masons are invited. Guy Bros' minstrela who have been successfully playing at a number of important points in the State are billing the city for Thursday night. Rev. Bryan Whltford, of tba Primi tive Baptist churoh, died at bis home on Swift oreek, near Zrah, early Sat urday morning, aged about 70 years. He leaves wife and three ohiidren. Kev. Edward Maok, of Goidsboro, who was reoently oalled to the pastor ate cf the First Presbyterian churoh of Charlotte which was made vacant by the death of Dr. Miller will enter upon his new pastorate on April IT A, the third Sabbath in the month. There are bow seven oar loads of sswer pipe at the railroad near Scheelky & Fox's bill atill to be hauled down besides the four oar load now piled along New street and what has already been laid and also a quantity of man-hole frames near the steamers warvea waiting 10 be nsed as they at needed in the work of oonstruciiog the sewerage system. , N Rov. H. W. Battle, of Wilson, Is to move to Petersburg and assume the pastorate cf the first Baptist churoh there on the first Sabbath in April but owing to the eyangelistlo meetings in Wilson to be con d noted by Mr. Fife In which Mr. Battle and his congregation will participate he will brobably preach his last sermon as pastor of the Wilson oburoh tonight. The ioe shavsrand ei usher, an Inven tion of Mr, Geo. B. Webb of Kinston, a latest Improved sample of which was shown at the East Carolina Fair, has received very favorable mention for the rapidity and perfection of Its work. Before the Improvement It was eon sidered the best machine of the kjnd known and the new style la far ahead of the old and Mr. Webb proposes to push tho.manufaoture and sals of the maohines, ; believing they will, sell wherever introduced. c :x-. S. S. Convention Delegates, The Lenoir 'County Sunday Sahool Convention met Wednesday and elected as. delegates to the State Sunday Sahool Convention, Messrs. H. B. Shaw, J. A. McDaniel, D. R Divls and O. H. Allen; alternates; Messrs. J.- R. Hodges, J. P. Haskitt, J. F. Hill, R. 0. Hay and Miss Josie Payne. v -. ' We hope the other oountles are not negleotlng or delaying attending to the election of the fir delegates to the State Convention, to whloh each county Is entitled. It will be an Important, In teresting and profitable . meeting attended by the ablest, most prominent and influential Sunday Bohool people and those who fall to take advantage ot the gathering of these consecrated end experienped workers will do so to their own disadvantge. New Berne Is ex t " y a lare orowd and w!!Ite ready PSOCKEDIUGS OF COUHrY COM-JUSSIONERS. Action in Reference to Bonds for the New Berne, Wilmington & Onslow Railroad. Bills Allowed, eto. The resolutions passed by theoity council of New Berne on 1st day of March, 1893. (which have been pub lished in the Joubnal) were submitted to the Board by his Honor, Mayor Hanlr, and on motion, it wae Ordered That, Whereas the city oounoii of the city of New Berne, through the Mayor, the Honorable Matt Manly, has this day submitted to the Board of Commissioners ot Craven oounty a resolution passed at its session held on the tfth day or February, 1SUU, declaring that the E. O. L. & R. W. Co., haa thus far failed to comply with the agreement and understanding under which a subscription of 830,000 in bonds, of said oity was voted to aid in the construction of a railway from tse oity ot Wilmington to the city of New Berne, ana Whereas, On the 5th day November 1SS9, an order was made by this Board to submit to the qualified voters of the oity of New Berne, the question of sub scribing the amount of $50,000 in bonds of said oity to aid in the construction of a railroad from the city of Wilmington to the city of New Berne, and Whereas, It was a part of the under standing and consideration upon which the said proposition was submitted to the people, that if the said subscription in bonds was voted, the said road would be oonstruoted and completed within a reasonable time thereafter, and Whereas, The proposition to subscribe said bonds was duly ratified at the eleotion held for that purpose, on Thursday, the 9th day of January, 1890. and whereas the city of New Berne has at all times since said election been ready and willing to issue and to de liver bonda to said East Carolina Land and Railway Company upon oomplianoe on its part with the terms and under standing under whioh said proposition wae submitted and ratified aa aforesaid. and whereae the said East Carolina Land and Railway Construction Com pany haa failed to keep and perform its part ot the agreement and understand ing under which the said proposition waa submitted and ratified as afore said, now therefore it is Ordered, By the Board of Commis sioners of Craven oounty, representing the people of the oity of New Berne, under the aot of the General Assembly of North Carolina, ratified the 9th day of January, 1899, that the said company is hereby notified that unlets it shall comply with the understanding and agreement under which said proposi tion wae submitted to and ratified by the people of the city of New Berne as aforesaid within a reasonable time for the adoption of this order, to-wit, on or berore the 1st day of July, 1BU2, which is deemed a reasonable time for such oomplianoe, the said East Carolina Land and ttailway Company will be considered to have failed in the per formance of its part of the said under standing and agreement, and to have forfeited all claims to-bare eaid bonds Issued to it; and suoh steps as may be necessary to have the issuing of said bonde perpetually restrained will be taken. Ordered further. That the Clerk of this Board forward a oopy of this order to the said East Carolina Land and Railway Company. Ordered, That the application of W. G. Brinson for reduction of valuation of real estate in 8th township, outside oity is refused, the assessors to whom the matter was referred having re ported that the assessment is equitable and just. The following bills were allowed: L. J. Moore, attorney, for oash de posited with the oounty treasurer in the matter of ditoh, $23 00; Perry Wil liams, building 603 panels of fenoe, No. 1 Township, 948. 81; Thomas O. White, for repairing fenoe in Township No. 1, $48.23; W. W. Arnold, repairing fence In Township No. 8, (10.00; Wyatt Rich ards, repairing fenoe in Township No. 8,t9.4SB, G.Mosely, house rent for Weeks and Smithwlck, paupers, $5.E0; Fannie Williams, keeper of poor house, for February, 1893, $12.50; Irene Cooley. cook for poor house for month Feb ruary, 1893, 83.00; Ohaf. O. Green, medioines furnished poor house and jail for month February, 1893, $14 00; Ben MeFrater, burying Cassey Hayes, pauper, (8.50; J. J, Tolson, agent, rations 'furnished poor for month, Feb 'y., 866.85; G. J, Dudley, burying and furnishing coffin for an unknown man, f 5.00, James A. Brayan, per diem as com., &o., 2I 00; E. W. Small- wood, per diem aa Commissioner, &o., (9; Daniel Lane, per diem as Commie sioner, 15.20; J. A. Meadows, per diem as Commissioner, 918.00; do., attention given to the Clermont Bridge, $25.00; do., lumber furnished for Clermont Bridge, 145.64; do., hay furnished poor house, $14.00 New Berne Journal, advertising for month of February and printing calendar, 115.50: W. H. Wat son, - C."--8 1 C, docketing and Indexing judgement, Craven vs. Pamlioo, 11.05; do., C, 8. 0., stationery ftot, for : offloe, $10.08; James W. Bid die, servloes as olerk board commis sioners, &o, $40.00; James B. Gardner, per diem and mileage attending meet ing of auditing committee, $8 30; 0. . E. Foy auditing oounty treasurers' count for five quarters, $10.00; Thomas Daniels,- on hundred postal . cards serving notio on magistrate, $1.00; Jno. 8. Fisher,- repairing Blew - Hill bridge, 8-4.99; W. B. Lwe, sheriff; to hire of team to convey grand jury to poor house, $3-00; W. B. Lane, sheriff, turnkey fees, $$.00; do,, supper furnish ed jury by order Judge Brown, $8.95 returning escaped . lunatic to asylum, $8 64; do., sawdust furnished court house, 80 eents; H. 8. Lane, 8 days ser vices as bailiff, February oouri, -1889, $5 00; J. D. LaRoque, five days' ser- v'usas bailiff, February court, 1893, ;u?;J;"iu M. Ha-;, s, firedsyS ser vloes aa bailiff, $5 00; H. T. Biohardeoo, five days servioee at court crier, $7.50; E. K. Bryan, five daya attendance as offloe rs grand Jury, February court, $5.00; D. I Btrham, six days services as bailiff, (6 00; B.S. Primrose, ooroner Inquest over the body of A. Bell, $5 50 do., summoning 0 witnesses and 6 jurors, (3.80; W. 8. Blount, Jno. C; Green, O. R. F. Edwards, John B. Wil lis, A.E. Wadsworth, W. E. Snelling jurors at ooroners inquest, $1.00 each; O. K. Hanoook, Wm, Brinson, Cioero Haywood, Jas. West, Lewis Hill, wit nessess at ooroners inquest, 50 cents each; allowed for court costs Februiry term, $155 55. Church Services Sunday. Presbyterian Church C. G. Yardell pastor. Services 11 a. m., and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school 3:30 p.m. Subject for morning "Take heed what ye hear,'' for the evening "Moravian Missions." We are glad to welcome all to these servioes. Catholic Church Rev. Father Hau, Rector. Sermon and High mess at 11 a. m. Catechism at 4 p. m. Lenten sermon, "On the vain labor of the period,'' at 5 p. m., afterwards Bene diction with the Blessed Sacrament. Tuesday and Thursday catechism at 4:80 p. m. Friday Stations of the oroes at 7:80 p. m. Hancock Street Methodist Church in the midst of a great revival. Rev. J. F. Butt is assisted by the pastors of the different churohes in the oity. Large congregations and great interest mani fested. Good many conversions al ready. Services today 11 a. m , and 7:30 p. m. Centenary M. E. Churoh Rev. R. A. Willis, pastor. Servloes at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m., conducted by the pastor. Young men's prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday School at 8 p. m , J. K, Willis. Supt. Business meeting of the Epworth League Monday night, Prayer meeting on Thurs day nights at 7:80 o'clock. The publio are cordially invited to attend these servioes. Christ Churoh 2J Sunday in Lent. Early celebration 7:30 a m. Service and sermon, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Lenten service during the week Mon day, Wednesday, Friday, 9 a.m., Tues day, Thursday, Saturday, 7:30 a. m. Every afternoon at 5, except Thursday and Saturday. Service with lecture, Thursday. 3 p.m. The publio are cor dially invited to attend. Polite ushers. Sunday-school at the chapel, 9 30 a.m.- anr at tne church 4 p.m. Bible dais for men at the ohapel, 4 p.m. Baptist Churoh. Rev. Bjfus Ford, pastor. Services at 11a. m. and 7:80 p. m., oonduoted by the pasror. Sun day Sohool at 3 p. m.,J. L MsDiniel, superintendent. Church of Christ, Hancock Streets I. L. Chestnutt, pastor. Services at 11 m., subject, ' My Father's Business;" at 7:30 p. m., subjeot, "The Great Physician." Young men's prayer meeting at 9 a. m. Sunday-eohool at 8 m , E. E. Harper, Sup 't. Weekly prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. A cordial weloome is ex tended to all to attend all services. Y. M. O. A. Devotional meeting 1 p. m., Mr. T. A. Henry leader. Sub jeot, "Christian Young men." What it Shows. The bright and progressive Watch Tower has this to say of our late Fair The East Carolina Fair at New Berne was equal and in some respeota superior to former ones. The bidden wealth of the Eastern oounties can be seen by viewing the exhibits. Craven alone has a rioh supply of raw material that will be utilized at some distant day. We don't know who we are and what we are until all our mites are put tozether. There were some new features that added materially to the fine exhibition Coining and doing. Mr. Allie Powell left for Greensboro yesterday morning to visit "Who ?" Mr. W. S. Blount returned yesterday from a business trip to Grifton. Mrs. Oleo Chapman, of Newte.rj port, Mass., arrived last night to visit Mrs. P. H. Pelletier. Married. At Bell's oreek, Carteret oounty, cn Wednesday, March 9th, at the resi dence of the brides' parents, Hr. Jan Morton to Miss Ida Harvey. Rev. W. W. Lewis, offloiating. " BIG DUE'S " TRIUMPH. Big'Ike" one day came through the - town Ridiotr on a hobbv. The people as they gazed nt him ueoiared be looked quite nobby. And aa he rode down Middle street The orowd grew dense and followed Haldene Manned their hands in glee. Ana young men oneerea end hol lowed. . "Who Is Big Ike?"somestranger asked And whv this demonstrationr - He Is the poor man's friend, they said The greatest in the nation. For he has ridden down and slain BiaPnorrrsand High Pbiobb;- Haa killed all sorts of greed and gain . With manly, true devloes. Behold the Conquering Hero's Cornell : This raot Is worth relating- ' Downat bis stand, on Middle street, To serve you he is waiting. 1 ' . 1... . ; i::atKraEY TO tOAlTt -: j If At Lowest Sates of Interest. v I '" v.,:r -f " , The Fideltv Building ft Loan Invest' msnl Company offers better terms to borrowers than any other company. No admission fee. Capital stook 1 000 .000, Office at 8. R. Btrset's. Full informs tion given gladly to all. ? v ' - En W. renins. : ' ' - - Bpeci: 1 1 : t. KEffBERS, MARCH 14th, 1862-92. A LEGEND "la sight cf the spires of New-Bern town, Where the gune ot Fort Thompson we e frowning down, The legends sty The men in gray. Threw crumbs to titroica that came way One bright spring morn new mated bliss In the haunts of dea;h Strange irony this: Seeking a place for a joung love's nest. They chose a oannon as suited test; Tlfen with a flip Flip, flippety hip, Hoppety, hippetr, trippetv, trip. In the mouth of the instrument m-ideto kill Before the batt'e of New-Bern, The? built their brooding cet with skill "Hut so it happed or.? hi voib w.-s done. And the bird-home made in tho mouth of the gun, The men in blue, Came marching through, Anl balls and shells hissed, vshiatled and flew And the men in gray fired ike chicka dee's Run, Which soattered the bird's neat just begun, 'Mid the fire and t moke, v. hen a solid shot Dismounted the camuD. The birda harmed not. With a flatter and ckip, And a trip, trip, trip. A bippety, hoppety, ' flippeiy, flip, Had flown with the soreecb of the first wild shell Far into the woods where 'twee safe to dwell During the battlo of New-Bero. 'And on that day, so the soldiers say. After the blue bad succeeded the gray The birds onoe more Came as before Baok to the haunts of those men or war: After the smoke and ; the carnsge and death. Almost in the cannon's fiery breath, They gathered once more moss, feath ers and hair, And went to work thtir nest to repair. With their hopety hip And their busiest skip; In the now dismounted oannon they'd trip. Beneath the mild spring sun in the South, Rebuiled their nest in the o&ccon'e mouth, Aft8r the battle of New-Bern. 'These small chickadees they caied net a mite Whioh soldiers were wrong and which were right, The blue or gray Who came that day To wrangle and slay in their own rude way; They only sought for the ways of paace, And waited aside for the noise to cease ; Then built in the eun they had uied before. And showed contempt for the ways of war. With their hippety, hip, Flip, flip, flip, flip. With their teetering tip and hoppaty skip; And this is the legend the soldiers tell About the titmice and what befell After the battle of New-Bjrn.' "Was th's a presage of what should be. This home rebuilding by bright chick adee? For they diiplay The blue and gray In the feathery suits they n car tvry day. Was this an au?pico of what would come After the hush of rifla and drum When war and its horrors had passed away. Commingled as one the blue and the gray. With a hip, hip, hip, And a brotherly grip, Joined in to rebuild what the war let slip? Wae this a lesson of life to bo Taught to men by the small chickadee After the Dactie or jn e w Bern r "Both these colors are in this bird's G. D plumage. "Assume a virtue if you have it not." Shakespeare. This ia exactly what some Clothes do. They appear well at first and look as though they would prove equal to any emergency, bat at the critical momeDt, they dis appoint you. Theimportaut point is to go where reliability is re garded as of the very first impor tance- If you do this you get yonr money's worth. At this season you can out a suit cneaper man at most any other time. If you want a bargain bring your money along and see how well you can do, At HOWARD'S. STATEMENT OF CONDITION op the Citizens Bank of New Berne, At the olose of business, March 1st, 1893. (First five months. ) RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $163 084.00 Overdrafts, "secured and un secured" 1.917.12 8 805 20 7,716 63 State and municipal bonds ... Due from banks and bankers Bank building, furniture and fixtures 5 701 68 6.423 33 8,901 85 Real estate Cash (206,919.83 . 850 000 00 4 249 16 .. 87,087.32 .. 81.803 78 . 1.309 57 .. 40.000.00 LIABILITIES Capital stook paid in Undivided proBts Deposits OertiQoates of deposits Due banks and banksrs Bills psyable $06,949.83 - I, C. E. Foy, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear thai the above statement is true to the best of mr knowledge ana belief, , . . a B. Fot, Cashier. 8nbsct;bed and sworn to before me this 11th day of Haroh, 189 j. .. - - " B. 1L Oboves, N. P.;, Corrsot Attest: , James BetAiond, " I tm2 T. A. Green, ' POWDER Absolutely Fu A cream cf : r. rlis;hciit nf nil i Latest U. S. C-jvi tl:r i,ri. - ii -i , 1 ICS- VP---! Gelatine-- Macaroni-Ex jra Qnlity. Siiced Smoked Boef, Acme Brand. Henry's Celebrated Pickles. Country lard and Country Hams ARRIVING CONSTANTLY AT LUCAS & LEWI.:. 5S; ft" A new lot cf DOTTED VEILING iust received. Seven different styles. nmm store Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! People want wood can cetitnt the dept I snd up 10 to 15 cords every other dny. mch4 tf. II. Porter. Harrington Baxter HAVE JUST RECEIVED A OF For. LADIES, GZiUuLM. AND Every pair warrantod to givo PER FECT SATISFACTION. We have just received u Full Line of Men's, Youths' and Children's CLOTHING, Of Lite Style, Shade and Cuts. Also Some Nice Dress Goods COME AND SEE. Children's Jersey Suits, Boj's Corduroy Pants, Children's Shirt Waists, SAMPLE HOSF, SAMPLE SUMMER VESTS, ' FULL LINE SUSPENDERS, (Every pair warranted for S yrs. wear ) T SILK IJMBRELLAS,': - Trunks and Valises. A FULL LINE OF y . u L. . s Jrtx g y3)f ,StTa supplied .i..v v-.i A ZJ WiWlS'li 18 Hi" he. : CTin f,bl7dA',f ON THE LOOKOUT ! iliei-icko-.it for bargains , V ' .t inducements such V If you say yes. 1. A. KIIUIiN & W1L i err. ?4 Pollock street. f - - -1 1. 1 (;:. LETT '4 08 -ip he c evinced. 'icvv- Castings, and a atr Implements at Reduced Prices. ail Far; Crrcot'y Urd:z iii$a?y Instife c:-Lir;To:vT, n. c. u ':, brivo bad Collefciite trimiuis picpared especially for teach in 1?. tj i P. p.i-uory course a specialty. -i-'.l c.ur.:j ia Commercial Law, L ooh t.i t :.;:, aad Penmanship. v . 'V )".-. . i!uoic and Calisthenics Free. 9t"N s:i-i:::nal cost for Classics. SfV NO INCIDENTAL FEES. Si'-" for Board, Washing, Lights, and Tui' io:- p"r month. Tuiti ! fi....i sf.. $3 to ?4 per month. Uniforms w;ll no; oat more than Sl." 0. Kit f :r'h?r p.-r.icuUra addrees the Princip-!, VJ. R SSIfMNF.R. fi til THE Clinton, N. C. STU3TEVW HOUSE, NEW YORK. o- -OO- --o AMEKICAN EUR OPE AN PLAN 8. 50 TO 3.10 fElt DAY. PLAN S 1 .00 Per Bay UPWARD. I o- O O O THE STl'RTEVllT HOUSE Is the most oontrul In thu oity! near all ele vate. 1 roads, street ear lines, principle places of amusement and large retail stores. All the Comforts of Home with tae addi tional conveniences of the metropolis if olli-red our gueslH. T1IK STIRTKVAM HOUSE, Broatluay, 3Sth&29th S.. New York, M. T. .Stat.-: ofNuh i ii Cakolina Craven county. Superior Court. 1-etlUun to sell lands to make asaets. Notice. Holier' o. Mo--eley, Kxeculor of Charles Htallord, vs. C. K. l'alriier nnd Desuemona, fuliiier hiH wi;e, l.y.ua Ann Hnr -esand Charles liiirncs.aua Jas. C. darrlBOD, ftd-nanlslratoi-of Kd. tlill. 'i'u I yd!:i Ann Hitmes and Charles Barnes: T;ilce notice, th it a pioceedlng entitled as cJoi.ve l:as h-en cominenced In Bald coart, for tbe pm p ise of selling the real estate of B-ilil Charks rttall'ord deceased, to maka nsaets tor charges of admintslratlon and (he dehts of said hurles HtafTord. And you are hereby reiiulrcd to appear at the Court House In raid county, beiore W. M. Watson. 'Jlerk Hnperior Court, on the 18th day of prll, lyjj, and Riiewer ordemnr to the c m plalnt. W. M. WATSON. Clerk Hup. Court. March loth, I 6w JO Boot m loSORLEY, and Shoe Maker' POLLOCK STREET, ST7 BSuNS, IT. C. Euvliiff secured tho services of a skilled Mechanic a-.d lirst-class Vorkman from New mk, 1 um now fully prepared to rill promptly ail or.i rs'or tine CUSTOM M.VJH: BOOTS AXD SHOES. -sth".t I have satisfactorily -itouf in.v numerous patrons :u;eoGf the character of my . . yeatlyand prompt THIN Mf!SORI,KY. iS Money! '. i . . , . i N K W REGULATOR na ' ' ;t vi:h Washington by ' i , i .- i :i, 1 an ready to give oorreot t-n 'Hi" -,'. iBd every one. I iitr.-o ;': i lull stock nf all kinds of do hi ia ;-y ! i r whtcli I am selling at Eoi-h iiottom Prices. COilF. AND SEE ME. SAM K. EATON, The Jeweler, IhJ .ih, St., opposite Baptist Church. f. M. 0HADWI0K, Merchant Tailor. A full line of SPRING SAMPLES juat receivsd. tMtisfaotion giinrinteed. Work room at H. L. Halla Book gtoro, Middle street. feS2 dwlm To Prccure Certificates For Emm clock Buy Your Old Virginia Cheroots FROM WHOLESALE QB002S, ' ; MIDDLE STES2T,