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NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1892.
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OURNAL.
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TO) -be Loaned on lint olass eitt pro
port? seonrtty for on yew's time
' f 500 o 1,600. Apply M lw office of
a 'fj,-X V , W. D. lfoIVR-
-Nt3 ALE3MEN ' W ANTED:-Perman-n
ent payiag position for ctnTaseers
rilling to work. Writ immediately.
. ElXWAKOtB ft Babbt,
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tXT HEN soUeted to insure remember
W the THE MUTUAL LIFE IN
eUBANOBCOMPANTOFNEWTORK U entitled to your nrst consideration,
'sine it boldathe foremost plaoe among
the Life Insurance Institutions of- th-
world, end offers anperlor advantages
to all the t nature of buiinera, together
with unequalled floDcial reourity. It
i t the Oldest. Larceat, Strongest. Safest,
' Cheapest end Brit Company in the
' world.;, 0. A. Battlk. tesident Agent.
? TMPOBTED HOLLAND GIN. Burke1
' X Bass' Ale end Burke's Guianess'
Stoat, (or sale by Ja8 Redmond.
FOB SALE Ool box or ward
robe lounge is a perfeot lounge by
'-day and a perfeot bed br night, and you
v oan put away as muoh clothing or other
1 articles aa in. the average wardrobe.
You oan get three arthsles for tbe price
.ol one. No extra charge for packing or
j shaping ,
Mrs. Dr. Tlmge. wire or the cele
$ bra ted preacher, says these lounges are
very, Tory nioe. r
Prioe in Cretan. 410. 413.
- Raima $13. $14.
- . Baw Bilk, WO. $35.
' ' Bilk Broeatelie, $25. $80.
V-t Terms 10 per cent, dlaoonm onsh with
nrdeeor half "ith order balenoe 60
deyav ' ALFRED COLES.
Grand and Myrtle Avenues.
s ' BrookWntN. "S
"fm A CIGARS at vsrT low
I QiK) JJ- figures to wholesale and
. totail trade for sale by Jab Redmond.
I OALVIN SCHiFFER'S WILD
e CHERRY ROCK AND RYE. pat
Bp expressly for throat and lung die
eases, for sale by Jab Redmond.
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
need very much in the eick room,
-p. For sale by Jab Hbdmobd.
r CTiTB Hundred pairs of Rubber Shoes
-a? for Children, 10, 12i and 15 cents per
- pair. .- ' '. BIO IKE.
HUNYADI Janos Mineral Water,
tbe best Natural aperient.
- , Tor sale by JaB. Rbdmohd.
PURE CORN WHISKEY tor sale by
J as Redmond.
DUFF Gordon Imported Sheiry, for
sale by J as Redmond.
O WOKE Gennina Cubsna Tobaooo.
O - r- oolOtf
MISU. 8ACR&MEHTAL, PORT and
8CUPPERNONO WINES for sale
by Jab. Redmond.
NEW DRUO 8TORB.-Drugs, Medi
mr.M xnii nhamlaaia. O. P. PODOlar
Pfocrletary Medlelnes. All varieties of
: Drasglst's SnndrUs, Traseea and Brae s.
Nw oron Oardn Beeds. Fine and Large
Btoek Cigars and Tobaeeo. all kbw. Pre
"sarlptlons aoenrately eomponnded (and not
. at Vil prises), onr mtto and oar saoeeas.
O. O. OBiBN, Drngglst and Apothecary,
; Middle s.. tour doora from Pollock. Ian28ly
TUFFY:8 MALT WHISKEY for
v JMsdioineI use. for sale by
jsaSS Jab. Redmokd.
' Senator Bill will be at Jack-
son, Mipev today.
Tns Washington Post says it
will seon be in order to change the
'name of the Third party to the
tired party.
A convention of Postmasters
is In session at Washington. They
must be expeotine a change of
dmlQistratlon
rs r. -asnsssssasanasssjassjaa r
. Drama leap year it is woman's
province to adopt the rightful func
tion of the office and seek the man.
Boston Transcript.
. , A obeat many infant industries
are amply able: to care for them
selves and the old ' folks too.
OmaEorld Herald.
- 0IONS of spring multiply. Wild
ducks have been flying northward
and. a .littles' robbing - has been
detected in tbe conncil chamber.
Chicago Times. - ?
., . AN Ohio man who tried to be a
: preaoher, j editor, and postmaster
at one And the same time has been
declared insane. . It was abraio-
.. shattering, combination.. '
-1 i . . .
IP Mr,; Reed should exercise bis
"abilities for "bis country as diligen
. tly - and entbnsiastioallv-.. as he
- exercises them for his party he
would become a atateaman before
he dies." - -s
(Mr. Spblnqeb is better tot It is
'not probable that' he will be able
' to take psrt in the pending tariff
. disonsBlon. .Thirty six representa
tires have indicated their purpose
: to take part in the debate.
Tns 20th of May will be a big
day In Charlotte. Senators Hill,
Yacca nd' Ransom, and Speaker
Ci'pp, Congressman MoMillin and
a'.l te North Carolina Representa
t .vca end thousands of people will
A V? AsaiioxoN diepatub, to the
Ctzt3 Chronicle, Of March the 11 th
rjs: In an interview today with a
i t cntative of , tbe National
D. rat, Ool. Polk, President of
V 3 National Alliance, declared
ivocii!y fjr the Third party
ent.- Ha E",!i-that he ex
' ' t-. 1 1 r ' ' 1 f r V!"
Ihkrb mast be Tor a leader a
man who will win success, xoa
Omaha World-Herald believes that
Gov. Boies Is that . man. The
Olefeiand-HlU feud has injured
both those candidates. A Western
man is thus made moBt available.
On the final vote for considera
tion of the free-silver bill tbe
Democrats yoted two to one -131
to GO in the affirmative. The
Republican vote was proportion-
ately much stronger 50 in the
affirmative to only 18 in tbe
negative.
The P4 responds to the
Atlantic in tossing op a wave of
Democratic victory. On the day
after Portland, Me., was redeemed
from Reedism, Seattle, in Wash
ington, elected a Democratic
Mayor by 800 majority. At the
last State election the Sepnblioan
ticket bad 1,300 majority. The
country seems to be all right, out
side of New York and tbe national
capital.
LOCAL NEWS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
No'.ioe to taxpayers.
Opera House Minstrels. ,
Y-isterday was tbe 80th anoiveraary
of the battle of New Berne.
Tbere wi'l be a meeting of the Lidice
Auxiliary in the Y. M O A. Hall this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
To avoid corjfliotioK wit a the Little
He'pers entertainment, tbe Y, M O. A
entertainment has been postponed to
Friday night.
Mr. J. E. Lvham made another large
shipment of ootton to Bremen, Ger
many Saturday and will make still
another today.
The sohedule of the steamer Neuse of
the E. O. D. line has been so amended
that she will leave a half hour earlier
than before, vis. 4:30 instead of 5. P.M.
Every stockholder of the Fair Asso
ciation ought to be present at the
annual meeting to be held one week
from to night. It will be an important
ose.
A pleasant evening is assured at the
sociable to be given by tbe Little Hel
pers of the Methcdht Church at tbe
residonoe of Mrs. L, H. Cutler on to
morrow Wednesday evening.
Members of Haneock street M. E.
Churob, assisted by members of Cente
nsy M. E. Churoh held an interesting
prajer meeting in the jail Sunday for
the benefit. of tbe prisoners, one of
whom is to be triad for his life on the
charge of poisoning bis wife.
The revival meetings it Hanecok
street M. E, Churoh are going steanily
on with inoreasiog interest. . O er a
dcxn have made a profession of
religion bus far. Two were added to
the number Sunday night and there
were a number of other penitents, sav
er el of whom were converted last
night. -'
It Is expeoted that about 800 young men
the bestY. M. O. A: workers in the
State will be in attendance at the- six
teenth annual convention of the Young
Men'd Christian Associations of North
Carolina whioh it to be held at Greene
boro, Maroh 24-87. An interesting
programme Of devotional ' servloes and
praotioal discussions is arranged for.
We see it stated ii an exchange that
a good many families of negro laborers
laft the " western seotion of Halifax
oounty a few dsys ago for Chiosgo and
that ' tbe oolored .' population
of that-county has been greatly
reduoed ' during . the past
three years by the departure of families
of the to various State or the Union.
It u said that 10,000 laborers are now
wanted in the great North West for
farm hinds and other purposes at good
wages. ' V "
Rav. Edward Maok who luoceeda
him, is engaged in cataloguing' the
library of lbs late Dr. Miller, says the
Charlotte Cnroniole. It contains 1,600
volumes. . Among the collections are to
be found the most anolent as well as
most modern oritioiims and commen
taries to be bad on the Bible and all
theologioal questions.,' Among the
oldest volumes contained in the library
is a set of sermons by John Calvin pub
lished in . 1574. Another- book bears
date of U63. Mr. Maok says he has
never teen suoh a library in his life.:
A Hand Book of Korth Carolina. . !
' The Raleigh News & Observer says
The World's Fair Executive Committee
held a short session Friday morning at
which . It ': was determined . t prepare
and Issue a plotorlal and descriptive
ptmphlel, illustrative of the reaouroes
of all the oouutiee of North Carolina.
Tbe pamphlet will be distributed at
Chicago during the great exposition,
It is a mattes- of congratulation that
suoh a publication will be gotten on.
It ia' heeded, and during the World 1
Foir will have an opportunity to aooom
path much good. '.
, TO PARSERS. -
A situation wsnted by an experienced
armnr con '"tont to oversee or to tke
'" ? I -n, end wiilirj to f
THE RAILROADS OF K0RTH CARO
LI U A.
Some of the Information Contained in
the Railroad Commissioner's Report.
The first annual report of the North
Carolina Railway Commission, which
is a valuable volume of nearly 700
pages that brings the work of the Com
missioners 'down .to Deoember 81, 1991
shows that there are 07 railways iu tbe
State with a total mileage of 8,483
miles, every oounty in the State being
representel by one or more roads sive
Alleghany, Ashe, Clay, Dire, Qrahtm,
Hyde, Pamlioo, Transylvania,
Tyrrell, Watauga, Yadkin and Yancey;
13 oountiei. The1 taxable property of
the railwajs was assessed in 1899 at
$13,831,704 and in 1891 at 18,422,2?9;
showing an inoreaae of $6, 101, 593. An
interesting feature of the admirably
oomplete report which oontaia 80
pages Is a summary of the capital stock,
earnings, &)., of the roads. This ehows
that the capital Btook is S38.911.313 in
North Carolim. The funded dabt in
North Carolina is $38,584,973. The cur
rent liabilities are $3,879,456. The
gross earnings in North Carolina in
1891, (year ending Jane 80.) were $3,
651,125 and the operating expenses in
tbla State (or the earns period were
$5,533,541. The report covers the
canals. These are the Albemarle and
Chesapeake, five miles and a quarter, in
Currituck: the Fairflald in Hjdo; the
Norfolk & North Carolina, (the Dismal
Samp; ths Clubfoot $ Harlove in
Craven and Carteret. There are tables
showing the total value of the 8,432
miles ot railway track, which is $10,
407.370; of rolling stock, $1,633,031;
other property, $524,756. No valuation
per mile its given ofSoially for the Sea
board & Roanoke, Raleigh & Qaston and
Wilmington & Weldon, but in a foot
note $10,000 per mile is set down as the
value. The report gives a remarkably
oomplete history of each railway, show
also its organization, property operated,
capital stock, funded debt, assets and
liabilities, income account, earnings
from operation, general balance sheet,
mileage, terminal point, employes and
salaries, freight traffio; freight, pas
senger and telegraph rates they have
establiahed and regulations they hive
laid down governing the notions of
these corporations, and many other
points of interest and use f ul to be in
formed upon.
A Valuable Industrial Edition.
The Raleigh Chronlole states that
Ool. John D. Cameron of Aaheville
who was one of the many heartily wel-
oomed and prominent visitors to our
late Fair has sinoe that time vieited a
few other oities, Fayettville among the
number, is now engaged in getting up
a ootton faotory edition of the Fayett
ville Observer, the objeot of which is
to give a history of all of the one hun
dred or more cotton factories in Nortb
Carolina, their motive power, number
of looms, spindles, Sco., obaraoler of
fabrio and, in faot, every thing pertain
ing to suoh establishments.
The edition will be a large one, up
wards of 30,000, to be a production of
74 psges, printed on book paper and
handsomely illustrated and will be the
best medium ever resorted to bring to
public knowledge the industrial opera
tions of North Carolina as associated
with ootton manufacture, and tbe best
means of making known the Interests
and Operations of the individual manu
facturers." Ool Oaverons extensive and acourate
knowledge well fits him for the work
he has undertaken. - We are oonfldent
that the edition will be a valuable one
both for preservation and wide distri
bution and that the industrial facte
which will make easily accessible will
prove a great stimulus to the further
developments of the cotton manufactu
ring.
What a pity New Berne has not got
a cotton faotory that tbe issue could
tell about. Oner oities, towns and
villages have them and they are flour
ishing. How long will NeW Berne
oontlnue without one or more ?
Coining and Going.
Mrs. Henry R. Bryan left yesterday
morning to visit relatives at Klnston.
Mr, W. T. Lane left for Goldaboro on
a business trip..-
The steamer Neuse of the E. 0. D
line took out the following passengers:
Mr W. H. Oliver leaving' for Washing'
ton City on insurance busenese; Mrs.
D. N. Kilburn returning to her home
in Lunenburg; Maes,' from a visit to
her sister Mrs., E: H. Cleypoole and
Miss Harrietts Lane leaving for the
North to purchase her spring stock of
millmsrry. .- t :
- Mr. W, O 'Berry, of Ooldtboro oame
down last' night to visit Mr. J. ; E.
Lathainv'. y.f
Mr, D. M. Hardy; of Goldaboro, oame
down, to spend a few days in the olty on
Insnrsnoe business. A:
. The- family of Mr. Elijah Taylor
arrived moving from Ollntonsvllle," B,
O., to the city, ; --, - , -
Mr. A. BohulUi, returned from the
North where he has been purchasing
spring stock. '
. The steamer Trent brought In the fol
lowing passengers: Mr. J. W. Timber
lake, returning from a visit 10 relatives
at Pamlioo; Miss Tamar Jones and Miss
Era Hadder, of Pamlioo and Mrs. Bar-
flald of Winthrop, coming up to' visit
friends la the olty. .
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TEACHER'S ASSEXBLf NOTES.
School Educational Exhibits Busi
nrss Address Oratorical Con
test for Gold Medal.
From the North Carolina Teacher we
take the following items of information
in referenoe to the ninth annual session
of the North Carolina Teacher's Assem
bly which is to be held at Morehead
from June 31, to July 3d:
The Teachers Assembly Eduoational
Exyositlon this summer ia goin gto be a
big thing. The leading sohools have
already asked for space for their exhi
bit, and the displays will fill the Teach
er's Building. Among the schools
whioh have already seourei space for
exhibits are the University, St. Mary's
Sohool, Peace Instituts, Agricultural
and Mechanical College, Institution foi
the Deaf at-d Dumb and Blind, Gran
ville Institute, Thomasvillo Orphanage,
Graded Sohools at Raleigh, Wilming
ton, Charlotte. Goldaboro, Lexington
Seminary, Mt. Olive High Sohoela, and
the four colleges for boy 8.
We know of eight or ten new soholars
that a oertain school secured on acoount
of the fine exhibit made by that school
in tbe Assembly's Eduoational Exposi
tion at Morehead City in 1S90 and 1891.
We know of a graded school superin
tendent who was elected to a better and
more remunerative position f peoially by
reason of the exhibit of work at More
head City whioh had been done by his
pupils. No graded sohool or private
boarding-school, no college nor the
University oan afford to be without
representation in the Assembly's
Eduoational Exposition this summer.
Colonel Julian S. Carr, onoofthe
moat suoce:6ful business men of the
South, has aooepted an invitation to
address the Teachers' Assembly this
summer upon the timely and important
topio, "What Business Men Expect of
the Publio Sohools." Every superin
tendent and teaoher ot publio schools
ought to be present and hear this sug
gestive question disouaeed. It it
proposed to inquire into and to show
whether or not the sohools supported by
publio taxation are doing the work
whioh has been assigned to them by
our Constitution and tbe School Law.
Several publio school offloere will take
part in the discussion of this interesting
question.
The "Inter-Collegiate Oratorioal con
test" for the Teachers' Assembly gold
medal will be one of the new and most
interesting features of the Aisembly
programme this summer. There will be
but one speaker admitted to tbe oonteat
from each sooiety of our four principal
colleges for males; tbe oration ia to be
original and the length of the speech is
limited to fifteen minutes. All the
colleges will be represented by their
beat speakers ia this contest and there
will be hundreds of friends of each
institution present on the ocoaBion.
College societies who propose to enter
the contest are requested to notify the
seoretary as early as possible, so that
the programme may be properlv
arranged.
The Assembly programme this vear
will be more of a "popular" character
than ever before, It is intended to
make all the work of special interest to
the people," and we would be glad to
see present several thousand persons
who are not teachers. The Teachers'
Assembly intends to keep away, as far
as possible, from the "normal sohool
idea," and it strives to be what it set
out to be "a people's eduoational meet
ing under the direction of the teach
ers." ministerial Meeting.
At an informal meeting of some of
tbe pastors held in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms yesterday there wero present,
Revs. R. A. Willis, Rufus Ford, I. L.
Chestnut, J. F. Butt, and C. O. VordelL
Rev. R. A. Willis was oalled to tbe
chair and Rev. O. G. Vard6ll appointed
secretary.
Tbe subject of a preachers meeting
was disoussed and it was determined to
organize a "Preachers Meeting."
The brothers present determined to
oall a meeting of all the preachers in tbe
oity to take steps to organiz ) such a
"Preachers Meeting."
Rav. Rufus Ford was appointed to
suggest a constitution and by-Iawa the
report to be submitted next Monday
morning.
Tne meeting was oalled at 9 a. m.,
Monday March 31st at Y. M. C. A. read
ing room.
Brancb Building: & Loan.
The Guarantee Lon & Investment
Co. of Atlanta, Qa. have organized a
branoh offioe in the City of New Berne
withE. E. Harper, President; G. '
Adams, Vibe President A, H. Powell
Seoutary and President; L J. Mooie
Atty. J. M. Hinos, City Agt. W. E.
Snslling J. S. Bainight G A Atkinson
Direotora A Appraisers.
Gny Bros, at tbe Grand.
The Goy Bros. Minstrels are well
known in this oity, but they astonished
even their admirers last evening by the
novelty of brilliancy , of their unique
and interesting; programme replete with
oatcblng specialties. The bill was a
strong one ana the large andienoe wss
met at every point with tome startling
innovation, thai was new and fresh.
The first part "On Board the Mary Jane
or Sailors on a Lark," was a pleasing
change from the ohestnutty half olrole.
The singing and .dancing was great.
The stiek drill was skillfully executed.
Cooper, the Wonderful - contortionist
seemed almost- boneless. Danlphin,
the heavy balancer, did oredi table
work, balancing 1 plough and 14 chairs
on his chin whose performances wee
truly wonderful. The Guy Bros., with
their triok cabin, furnished the best
afterpiece ever given 'in this city to
sum up. Eaoh performance a star and
their acting without a flaw. Ashevllle
Gottepee. t;?r;ji -vi
v An . Aged Conple Ved.-:
. Harnett oomes to the front with the
oldest bride and groom in the Stated . : .
Last week Mr, Geo W. Riser living
ia Upper Little River township, this
county, wat united in marriage to the
widow of Daniel - MoDougald. Mr,
Riser is 85 years old and served la the
Mezloan war, for which he now draw
pennion. Hie last is his fourth wife
who bos attained to her three score and
ton. i .:nn Times.
Mrs. Mary Simpson Bryan.
This estimable lady, who died so
suddenly a few days ago at the home tf
her daughter in Durham, dceervrs
more than a pseaing notice at the hands
of her friends and neighbors. Tbe
reliot of the lat Dr. James P. Bryan, an
in fluent iil and educated Physician,
she bad learned to look i pin the Buf
fering side of life, and had trained her
self qu etly to assume and bravely to
perform the duties of sympathy and
help incident to her position . Descen
ded from intelligent and prominent
anoestors, she had employed the privi
leges of birth and family to make her
oourteous to her neighbors and to en
noble htr association with hrr fellow
men. Her father, Col. Si mud S. IMdio.
was known in bii day as npuiiotio
citizeu, eminent throughout bis emotion
for his devotion to all the intents and
Institutiocs of his country. And a.
Fort Birnwell, whrrn be lived and
where Mrs. Bryan epem hrr youth, lie
was considered a pattern of hijh t;r :
ciouB character and an example for n'.l
his oouotrymen to follow.
Perhaps there wbb no trait in Mrs.
Bryan's charactPr more conspicuou?
and atraotive thin her tend-r cotnrade
thip with her children S: e v. as f it-
eldest among lif r diuvhters, n?d she
led them by aeilv.ir cord which brought
the very bitterness of denlh in the
breaking. Wbst a bc.iu i'ul hora'-life
washers. At Kinston, i.i New Berne
and in Durham, th'8 fecntia mothers
love made her the very crown rind jjy
of tbe stately young gir'a who r-sd
grown up around her. No wonder that
the very light of life went out for them
whan she fided into tbe laud of chad-
own. May the memory of her devotion
and the legacy of her truth keep them
forever from the evils of the world,
and be an invisible guide along all the
pathway of their future. Ral. F?owa
and Observer.
No! ice.
The annual meeting of i'v S.oct-
bolders of the East Carolina Fi h OjBto:
Game and Industrial association v.-ill
be held at the Y..M C.A. Hall on Tues
day night 22nd at 7.30 P. M. Tu, c-'.po
tion of offloers and matters of i:ninr
tanoe will be presented. A full uuou
dance is respeotfully rrqested.
By ordorof the President.
Ciias. Reizensteim,
Sec. and Tr. ar-,
"BIG IKE'S" TRIUMPH.
"Big Ike" one day came through the
town
Riding on a hobbv.
Tbe people as they gazed at him
Declared he looked quite nobby.
And as he rode down Middle Btret t
The crowd grew dense and followed;
Maidens olapped their hands in glee.
And young men cheered and hol
lowed. "Who is Big Ike?" some Btrangi'r asked,
And why this demonstration f
He is the poor man's friend, they a iid,
The greatest m the Damn.
For he has ridden down and slain
Bid Profits and Hiau Prices;
Hbb killed all sorts of gned and gam
With manly, true devices.
Behold the Conquering Hero's come!!
This faot is worth relating
Down at his stand, on Middle a'.reot,
To serve you he is waiting.
"AeBume a virtue if you have it not.
Shakespeare.
'ibis ia exactly what fome
Clothes do. They appear well at
first and look as though they would
prove equal to any emergency, but
at the- critical moment, they dis
appoint you. The important point
ia to go where reliability is re
garded aa ol the very first impor
tanoe- If you do this you get your
money's worth. At this season you
can buy a suit cheaper than at
moat any other time. If you want
a bargain bring your money along
and see how well yon can do,
At HOWARD'S.
MOSEY TO LOAN.
At Lowest Rates of Interest.
The Fideltr Building & Loan Invest
ment Company offers better terms to
borrowers than any other company. No
admission fee. Capital stock $1 000 000
Office at S. R. 8ireet'a. Full informs
tion given gladly to all.
Id w, HTuouis
Sjirci.ii A?t i-:t.
OPEILAJXOUSE.
Thursday, March lVtli.
C3r".y Bros.
AND THEIR OW N
Mammoth Mmstrel Comp'y
OF
25Amsrican Mkfo 20
EMBRACING A COTB.K1E Ob'
High Class Artists,
Comedians. Vocalists,
Dancers and Mirth Provokers
GREAT IN THEIR MUSIC!
PRETTY IN THEIR SONUS I
CLEVER IN THEIR DANCES !
Mew songs, new danoes, new specialties.
Everything moral and chaste.
Becure seat! nw, on sale at Henrj'a uiug
store.
NOTICE.
MARCH 15th, 1802.
All Taxes not paid
within 15 days from
the: date of this notice,
the property will be
duly , advertised and
sold'according to law.
vPay tip and save costs.":
W D. WALLACE, -
Olty Tax Oolleote
Absolutc'v
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"Challensro
vjrilriLiuii-"'-"!'
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1
Macaroni-Ex '.h Qaality.
Sliced Smoked Beef,
Acmo Brand,
Eeinzs Celebrated
Pickles.
Country Lard and
Country Hams
ARRIVING CONS TAN 1 LY AV
LUCAS & LEWI 3.
MM Veiiifig,
A new lot of
DOTTED VEILING
fust received.
Seven different styles.
T0BL
Wood! Wood!! Wood!!!
Peoplo want wood can Rctitat the
dept I send up
other day.
mch 4 tf .
10 to 15 carda every
M. Porter.
Barringto
HAVE JU T RECEIVED A
F-ulII Ijine
OF
ior.
LADIES, GEN! L
i in
AND
Ol3.ilci3f02.-3--
Every pair warraut'!'. ly fivo TER
FEOT 8iTISFACTIO:i.
We bsve juat reccivo i u Fuli Liao of
Men's, Youths' and
Children's CLOTHING,
Of Lite Style, Shade acd Cuts.
Also Some Nice Dress GoocTs
COME AND SEE.
Children's Jersey Suits,
Bo.y's Corduroy Pants,
Children's Shirt Waists,
SAMPLE HOSE,
SAMPLE SUMMER VESTS,
FULL LINE SUSPENDERS,
(Every pair warranted (or 3 yrs. wear.)
" SILK UMBRELLAS,
Trunks and Valises.
. "t A FULL LIS E OF
Lab Style Hats.
, tebndwtf . '
Baxter
P 'i MmIirti-.o .1
kt "mv' xSfi New York. 1
Astern 'stmm-
QN THE LOOKOUT !
An 'j!.' .-.r '. ktmt for bargains
?. r higii qj iij .' for inducements such
as ur telaom cir.-n-'-dV If you say yes,
t r... t ilACKIIUItN & WIL
f -id U Pollock street,
i;. i -; - -. '.-liviuced.
'iovj. Plow Castings, and
all Farming Implements at
fJreaily Pcauceu Prices.
rllfey Insfife
cliato?;, n. c.
.(;. i- hive
-prtpured csp
bad Collefckte
icially for teach-
tr.-iu
icp.
t
ii'K-
i.jfl course a specialty,
uj ij Commercial Law,
, and Pecmansbip.
:.:vic HLd Calisthenics Free,
i i iril cost for ClaHsico.
I CENTAL FEES.
fi.
V
U-v Vol-I .
CJ'NO IN
6'' (fl", for liurd. Washing, Lights,
and Tunion per month.
T-iiii ii 1.,imi SJ, ia to 84 p,r month.
I"n:frm3 will not cost more than
Sl.VMJ.
Fjr f.iriher particulars address tbe
Pri;cipi.l,
W. R. SKINNER,
fail!u Clinton, N. C.
THE STUHTcVNT HOUSE,
NEW YORK.
o-
-oo-
--o
AMEItlCAN
EUROPEAN
PLAN
a.r.o to :i..-io
1"KK UAt.
TLAN
.(tO Per Day
UPWARD. '
o-
GO O
THE STUISTEVAT MOUSE
Is the most control lu the city! near all ele
vated roadH, utrcf t car linos, principle places
nf umuseint'iit and hiro retail stores.
All the Comforts of Homo With the addi
tional convenlpnccH or the metropolis If
ofl'orcd our ueMn.
THE STUttTEVAM HOUSE,
Ui-omlway, iS(h it 2tth Sla
Ntw York, N. V.
State of North i'akuus a Craven county,
Kuperlor Uourt.
I'etltlou to sell 1'inds to make assets.
No! Ice.
iiititert (J. Vi t-lcy, Ksocutor of Charles
--'m ili.nl. vs. c. K. I'n 1 mr niul Jebdemotia
1''''Iiiht )iH wl'e. I.yillii Aim lUrneaand
Clmrh-s liariic s. iiii-i Jas. C tlarrlsorj, ad
niuif:rniur of KJ. uill.
! o (t:a Ann li;:nn'6 eml C harles Barnes.'
T.ttO Mniicf, ih it 11 pi oroHdlng entitled B9
'itiovw t,:ii ir?i-ii oo-iunt-nt't'd lu said court,
Ur t.c r-ui p sc nf nciiHig the real estate of
niiiil i'iian-M iStaltortl deceased, to makt
jiK-t-ts (or rliKri: k u( ad mlnlstratton and ihe
dehiH of rh Id ; intrles tn fiord. And you are
ht reby le-iu'.rLil to appear at the Court
House In fh Id county, La-. ore W. M. Watson.
'Jlerk Superior Court, on the 18th day cf
Vpril, and antwer ordemur to the O' m
plalnt. W. M. WATHON,
Clork aup. Court.
March I0;h. is'j. 6w
m HcSORLEY,
Boot and Shoe Maker'
l'OLLOCK STREET,
NSW BERNE, N. C.
r l the eervici'S of a skilled
11 rut-clRKH Workman from
i t:ow duly prepared to nil
il oid r'i j o r line
il)V. BUOTS AND SHOES.
I have Batlsfactorlly
. .' numerous patrons
. nmracter of my
' and prompt-
1N McORLKY.
o jl:-, Money!
1 1 . : -i Xt'7 REGULATOR
p.;: 1 n u.-. -t..i a u ith Waohingtcn by
T :i ;;r-: .: i rar.tljr to give oorrect
tiire to i v.-li si; i! cvsry one.
i i.av ul a i a : I atock nf all kinds of
(Joiidn in my Iic, which I am Belling at
Koeb Hoitora Piicen.
coyr: and 6i:e me.
SAM K, EATON,
The Jeweler,
MiuJIo St., oppaoite Baptist Church.
r M. 0HADWI0K,
Merchant Tailor.
A full lino of 6PRINQ SAMPLES
just reooivi.
Woiit rnoni n; H. L. ,
gtoro, Middle etraet.
Hall's Book
fe22 dwlm
To Procure iJertificates For
illTEL GLOCSC
Buy Your Old- Virginia
Cheroots
FROM
WHOLESALE GBOGSSB. '
i SIIDDLISTEKKT,. t
1 ","V " NBW BERNB, H. O
fFTwi) Certificates In terery Box,
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