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It. HE JOE ''V vdLr.-No;307- NEW BEKNE, N. C, FBI DAY, MARCH 25, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS RNAL i t A - 4-. ilJSINESS "LOCALS. FAT OX I will have for 2Xi sale- tba largest and Boest fat ox of th season, at my stall on Saturday morning. rt Cha. E. Hxbo. . ' m HE lamest and fattest bef ever X killed in New Berne for ale at " -Bwert'a stalls, Friday and Saturday - mornings. . :V' Sl ' flBEBAL reward paid for a copy of XJ the Wekklt JouBSALof Jan. 8, - 8I0 and Mot. It 1890. v.: d8.irlt. P ASTIES wishing tobe'ttkea to any part of Mm city will pleaae '- wind their ocdr Ut J W. Meio store. All 6rder will be promptly attended. t Oerritf to any pit of tbe city only -t0a ; Very Bwp'y-J W. Mesio w. - A; 8NOW & CO '8 PAMPHLET, ' information and advioa about 1 Patent, Caveats, .Trademaike. -Cppy. rights, eto , may b obtained fre at. thia office. - . " , rrM be Loautd on first olass oitv pro , X party seoutlty for one year's time $500 to $1,600 Apply at law office of If t W. D. HoIvrb. 1 a ALE3UEN WANTED: Pennan ts ent paying positiona f or -canvassers ' C willing to woik Write iaamdiately. EixwAKCuBf Barry, , lit. Bpe Narseriee, Rooheite r, N. Y. WHEN solioted to insure remember thai THE MUTUAL LIFE IN . fltJBANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK U entitled to your first ooniden-iioa, ' 4o) it holdi tbe loremmt pttce among ' ha M lansraDcn .T'lHiiuii n? of th world, and 03r miwrior advantages J".4o all the f datum f tioeineMi. tcgibr with nn'ial'fd flunr.i il teomity It U the Old. at. LarxMst, 8 ronir. at Sifpft, -dheapimt nd Bt-at O 'mpary in the - rorld : C. A. BaTTLB Resident Ageor. " ' "TM PORTED HOLLANDGIM. Burke' 1. Bam' Ale and Burke's Guinness' StQwt. ior aale by Jab Redmond. FOB BALE Sol. s' box or ward robe lounge is a perfect lounge by 4f and a perfect bed by night, and you aa pat away as much clotbin or other ' rtietea as in the average wardrobe. Yom mam st three articles for tbe price ' of one. No etre charge for paoking or . shipping. . . Crs. Dr. Talmago. wife of the cele brated preaoher, aaya Ibete lounges ar wrr. rj nioe. ... " , Prtae to (Jreton, $10, $13, Raima $18. $1. , Raw Silk, $20. $35. Silk Brooatelle, $25. $80. Terms' 10 pereenti discount oashjajitb ordetor half with order balanoe 60 ' idaye. ALFBED COLE ?. Grand and Myrtle Avenues. ' . Brooklyn, N. Y. "Z fCC OlOABS at very low i 0vUV figures to wholesale and atail trade for sale by Jas. Eedmohd. IOALVIN BCHAFFER'8 WILD CHERRY ROCK AND BYE, pat ap expressly for throat and lung dis . eases, for sale by' Jas. Rbdmond. OABRETT'B . COGNAC BRANDY need very much in the sick room. - For aale by J A3 Redmond. OITE Hondrsd pairs of Bubbar Shoes - J; (ot children, 10, 18i and 15 cents per - ' BIG IKE. HUNYADI - Janoa Mineral Water, aha beet Natural aperient. , -; - For sale by Jab. Rbdmond. BTJBB CORN WHISKEY for aale by ' . Jab Redmond. TUFF"Gordon Imported Sherry, for 1 XaaJe by Jas. Bedmond. SMOKE Genuine Cubans Tobacco. oot6tf ",TlTt8H; SACRAMENTAL, PORT and -1YJL SOUPPERNONG WINES for sale fcT --f ' ,lBl BBDMONDr NEW DRUG SrOBB.-Drnga, Medl etiiae and Obemleals, O. P. Popular : Propriatary Madlolnes. All varletlea of Dranlst'a Bnndrlaa. Trasses and Brao a. Naw crop Gardsn Seeds. Fine and lrga j Htoek Olgaiaand Tobacoo. alx. aw. Pr ' aertationa aeonrataly eomponnded (and not r at wab prleea), onr motto and our snoeeaa. ' O. C. OtlaUEN, Dracglst and Apothecary, :' Middle St.. four doora from Pollock. lanEtly . "ptTJFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for J-Medioinal Use. for aale by , janga " Jab. Rbdmokd. J' A seyeek snow atorm la raging in the NoTthwest " - A Db.; - AaviEW, Philadelphia diBtingniahed physician, is dead; , " ' - ' 11 i 8-; BON.-; B: Q. Mil's- has been elected Tjnited ,! States Senator by "the Texas Legtalature. ' The Enpi erne Ooort of Wiseen ain has deo'ared tbe redistrioting 'bill ot .the laet , Legislature on- - constitutional. " THE'Euaslans at La ban are very enthuB!astio in their reception of the officers and .crew of the In--diana. - A body of 'Oreek clergy . boarded the vessel .and blessed it. LOBO SALISBUBY'8 - reply " to Beoretsry .-Wharton's note . of the 6th inet.,,wasreceived last Monday end was the subject of a lengthy Cabinet meeting The contents of , the reply are kept secret, bat it is understood that it isfvery nnflatis factory to this Government '? . FiBK broke oat in the folding room, of . tbe House of Eepr esenta tlves Tuesday evening and before it was : extinguished probably ID.CCO volumes of valuable reports fcere destroyed. . No damage was . llfL'cted to the building, tbe loss C.2 confined almost entirely to Tus Hepubhoan campaign man r rn in Wsishington are credited .i circulating a "tariff novel" as t cf a campaign of education. 3 1 "o, however, have coishea ? ( "tion in that branch of i. 1! "V know the taril - i . It was 8rpro , i 'a woilt of It is reported ; that Oaptaia K. B. Peebles has announced his can didacy for tbe Democratic nomi. nation ; for Attorney-General. Other- candidates for the nomina tion are Frank Osborne of Char lotte. Colonel Paul B. Means of Oabarrns, Ed. Chambers Smith of Raleigh, and 0. L. Pettigrew of Plvtnouth. All are very promi nent politicians, having strong following in their o wn sections. "Seratob Bill has returned from his Southern electioneering toar, but, notwithstanding tnat he indulged in almost daily speech making, if he has told tbe people of the South anything new it has never been made public Instead of instructing them on the living issues of the day tariff reform and silver he merely recited the old, time-honored principles of the Democracy with which his hearers had been perfectly familiar long before they ever heard of him. Tbese he urged the Southern Democracy to sttck to. They pro pose to do so and vote for Grover Cleveland." LUCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMiSTS. i'' Mi ler Lgat notice J H Bjnton Dentist. Jinj'S D Birfldld Fruit store. O E. Nuleon-tA b g fat ox. Weekly Journals wanted. B. Swert Lnrgeet and fattest beef. Howard Tbe price falls, eto. Hickburn & Willett Bound to please Weather today: Threatening and slightly oolder. Lenten Sarvlce Stations of the Cross" at tbe Oatholio Cburb tODight at 71 o'clock. A colored woman of the o'.ty, who bat reoeotly become insane, was taken up to the Asylum at (loldaboro yesterday. A pleasant evening may be expected at tbe Y. M. C. A. Monday evening. The program has been completed and is Oaite varied. Tbe steamer L A. Cobb which met ith a Blight aooident few days ago has been repaired and is now making her regular tripi. Two negroes who were allowed the freedom of the jail got at loggerheads a ad fought yesteiday. One was plaoed btok in bis oell to oanse a Cissation of hostilities. Capt. S. B. Waters, has moved In his new residence. It is a beantifnl well planned and nicely bnilt bouse that refleots credit npoa ths ootttraotor, Mr, W.E Smiling. Mr. B. W. Boyd, Sopetintendent of tho North Carolina Presbyterian Or phanage makes an appeal for contribu tions to a fond to bay a printing press for the us of tbe school to cost not less than 8800. Tbe large Holstein beef animal showed by Messrs. Haokbnrn ft Willetl at the Fair which they told afterwards to Mr. B. Swert for $100, was killed yesterday and weighed. His dressed weight was 1,524 younds. This is tho largest ever killed In this city. Dr. J.H. Benloa, dentUt, of Newton Grove, Sampson ooonty, has moved to the oity and deoided to remain here permanently. His offloe for ths present is In Hotel Albert. His family' will tone a little later. We are glad to re oeive this desirable addition to onr pjpulation. The suggestion of the Washington Progress that the Wilmington Road boilda branoh line from Washington to New Borne meets with hearty appro val hero.' One of our basinets men remarked when he read it that be had always wanted a railroad frombere'to Washington, and he hoped the matter would "be agitated till the road was secured.1'v,v.;;-'7';';'r-- v' .:-,:'W: The Globe tells of the death through whiskey of Simpson Copeley, a farnrer living olose to Durham, T He imbibed so mnoh that he was is a very maudlin and demoraliaed condition, and while going along the railroad track in the direotlon ef bis home wei overtaken opposite Carr Charoh by the freight train and ground to atoms under the wheels of tbe looomotlve. . v ; Mr. F. 8. Brockmsn. College Beore tsry of the International Commutes ef Y. M. O. A, who has been visiting the various - colleges In tho. South Is en thosiattio over the work at Davidson College. ' He tells the - Charlotte Observer 'that . ha found tho finest Young lien's Christian ' , Association there that he has seen In any eollege, North or Booth, . " -' . Ths suit broughtby Josia'j' Turner againal ths late W. W. , Holdsn for damages 'for hi - imprisonment , by Holden in 1870 in now coming to trial in; , juuisDoro. The - notable suit was brought about sixteen years ago," and then a judgment for' $7,000 was obtained. Later there were vaiionS suits and then attempts 'wers made to levy on the late ex Governar Holden 's . property in Raleigh. Ths oase now np at Orange- Superior Court, hinges on the transfer of tome prop1 arty - - '") j.;:.i-v"V4.;r.'".,:: ' . Wanted. ; '".:,:' A 1' '"! number Of gentlemen board v, t. r . 0TSTEK TB0TJBLES. Battl e in Chesapeake Bay-Captain of a Schooner Killed. Aooording to a speoial dispatoh to the Blohmond Dispatch fram Tasley, Va., they are having hot times in Chesa peake Bay over the innooent oyster, Tangier Island Oyster men claimed that an oyiter-planting company, doing business under the name of Morse & Co., who recently entered 800 aores of oyster grounds, had taken up natural rooks contrary to law and disregarded their reservation by dredging on the planted grounds. . Morse &'Oo. then brought suit against tbe oyster men, lost it and took an appeal. In tbe mean lime, noting under a new law, Morse & Co. employed a fleet of twelve schooners to dredge up their planted oysterr. Then the enrsged oystermen lodged oom plaint against tbem and succeeded in having an order entered declaring their reservation, void, owing to the faot that It had been surveyed and staked off by an inspector from another district. Early Wednesday morning, before this news reached tbe Island, seventy men from it, under command of Capt. Patrick Connerton, manned two sloops and prooeeded to where the core psny's dredgiDg flefct lay at anchor, carrying with them a warrant to arrest the dredgers for violating tbe law, 2 When they came up with the fleef, all the boats were lying together (it being too ealm for them to dredge), with the oyster police boat Tangier, Capt. Alfred Bead, ljing alongside to protect the dredgers. One of tbe sloops made fact to the police boat. Captain Read ordered them off their lints. They refused. He out them and set the boat adrift. Hot words ensued between the two captains. One of tbe Tangier men tried to shoot Captain Bead, but Capt. Connerton knocked the gun out of his hand. Bead now turned bis Cannon upon the Tangier Islanders and began to pour grape and oaniet into thsir boats. The islanders, who wsre all armed, re turned tbe fire, whioh now beoame general. Tbe dredgers now came on deck and opened fire on the Islanders. Captain Connorton stood at the wheel of his boat and steered her right along side the Virginia ovster-polide boat, white the latter was pouring volley after volley upon her. Tbe islanders finally withdrew and made for Tan gier. Both the island boats bsd been badly damaged by the fire from the police-boat Captain Thomas D. Dies, commanding the sohooner Calhoun, one of the dredging boats, was shot in the breast and and has sinoe) died of his wound. Several islanders were strnck. WATCHING THS BATTLE. While it was going on the entire population of the island, amounting to about 1.000 people, stood on tbe beaoh, and with streaming , eyes and bated breath ' watched the battle from afar Daring . the entire night hardly any one slept. Great excitement still prevails, and it feared that hostilities will break oat afresh. A messenger arrived after the fight, carrying the order for biding the dredg. era to take op the planted oysters. Coming and Going. Mr. W. T. Caho, returned yesterday morning from atlending Carteret coun ty Superior Court; Hon. F. M. Sim mons, of Winston who has also been at tending ooort, oame np and is spending a short time in the oity. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wiloox, of Colum bus, Ga., who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Bobert Bansom, left for their home. Mrs. Bansom and chil dren left with tbem moving to Colum bus. Mr. A Bohulli, left on a trip to Oxford, combining business and pleas' ore. Mrs. S. B. Ellis returned last night froni a yiiit to Mrs. W. S. Edmonds, at Eineton. Mr. H. W. Wahab returned from a Northern business trip. Mr.tf. M. Patrlok, of Institute, oame down and is visiting his daughter, Mrs, J. M. Hines. A Fortune Wants an Owner. Ths News A Observer tells of .an .uu olaimed $3,000,000. legacy in England. Tho heiress whom the fortune is seek ing, is Miis Mary. iPuttlok, one of the graduates of St. Mary's school' Baleigh, who afterwards taught school at La Grange'or Kinston, and who, aooording to the most trustworthy information gained by ths lawyers thus far, married Mr. .William Saunders, of Bmithfleld, and ii now thought to be living at Spin- ohhN.O. ' ' 1 - She is the daughter ef Mr. James Puttlok, sn Englishman of very super ior education and Intelligence who was in business as a stone cutter In Baleigh during tho war and died there soon after its close. - Pat "New Berne,. N. C." oaYour Ship Every day, the railroad and steamer lines take away from hers many boxes Of flh. ; Nsarly every one of them hat ths name of the shipper and ths name of this stencilled on it in large letters, It pays ' out fish dealers to pat this on because it advertises their basin ess. A few truckers who take speoial oars In gathering, assorting and paoking their crops follow the same plan and pride themselves on It. ' :-' Others might do likewise with benefit to thjmtelves and advantage to ths citji 'it would be sn excellent i method ot familiarslng people with the name of t" i C'y and ths vastnest of Its Indus- FEOX WASHINGTON CITY. New Berne Orators and Those of the National Capital Compared Ordinary Appearance of Some . Great Hen. Washington, D. O. Maroh 17th, 1892. It was our intention to talk a trifle on faith dootors today, but after a few hasty words with the Hon. S. Alex ander and learning from him some facts, we were not conscious cf before oonnected therewith, I concluded it would be more satisfactory to see and hear for oar self, then give the opinion for all it might be worth. It is bard to realize what seems to be miraculous restoration to health of a disease d and dorivelling body. It was so back aget ago and it will so be unquestionably to the en,d of time. There will always bf a Thomas. While in conversation this morning, with Mr. Alexander, the splendid and much praised effort in the House of Representatives yesterday, of Mr. Bryan of Nebraska on the tariff was incidentally mentioned. He observed it was not equal to the speech of the Hon. O. O. Clark' when contending for his seat in the Senate of North Carolina (of this body Mr. Alexander was a lead ing member at the lime) either in languBge, delivery or iffuot upon the audience. In ehort he continued, that was the greatest speech that ever fell upon my ears nod, as an oratorical effort, it baa never been reached sinoe I have been. in Congrcrs in brilliancy of words and eraot-ful and foroeful de livery. It was a burst of elcqtience from start to finish." He still con tinued, "the speech of Mr. Bryan was evidently carefully prepared while that of Clark was an extemporaneous effort." Your correspondent could make oath to that or it never would have dropped from the orator's tongue. No never. Not unlike bim both Stanly and Badger preferred speaking vol umes to writing a psge. It is well to say here Mr. Alexander was not on the side of Clark in the contest for his seat thus the oompliment should be deemed higher and entirely clear of prejudjoe, coming from one an oppo nent on that interesting occasion. The nnole of Capt. Alexander, Gov. W. A, Graham once made similar re marks relative to a speech of John Stanly in the House of Representatives of North Carolina, which breathlessly he listened to from the gallery of the Hall. He refers to it in his eulogy on Mr. Badger who was Stanly's oouein. 1 wouldn t under existing circum stances have alluded to this matter if we bad not deemed its preservation due to ' those of our children growing up around us and those to follow them in after years and too, to the honor of the town. The standard must be plaoed high if we wish to reach a point beyond the ordinary level. Newbern has continuously, for more than a century possessed one or more orators that oould, in anoient times have won the laurel wreath. What we have given calls to mind an effort to apologize to the Rev. Dr. Richard Mason for connecting him frequently in the papers with the by gone. "Stop" said he. "stop, we want you to tell your story while some ot us are living then it there should be errors they oould be oorreoted." Certainly a live witness is worth a dozen dead ones. Like charm ing soenery as is said, viewed at a distanoe its beauty often vanishes as it is approaohed ; but few great men of whioh we read, hold up to our expecta' tion whei we oome near them and we find we have those as eloquent in our midst. When President Monroe visited Newborn seventy years sgo, he was escorted to the Academy Green and introduced there by the oourtly John Stanly to our citizens. Coming to an old lady in the most graceful and kindest way he observed, "Mr. Presi dent. I present now to you one of oar most exoellent and esteemed friends. Mrs. Harrington of Craven county. The old lady was won viewing Mr. Monroe, then Mr. Stanly, she exolaimed rather indignantly, "Well I do declare he, meaning the President, is but a man and not near such a good looking one as Lawyer Stably, at that." The joke was enjoyed, the distinguished guest laughing heartily with tbe others about him. This oalls up another of a similar oharaoter. The oelebrated John Randolph and John O. Calhoun were acoustomed to making annual visits to Nathaniel Macon at his plantation and endeared home in Warren county at one period of their lives. During a visit an old lady, a neighbor, came over especially, to see the ecoentrio statesman ef whom she had been told so many wondsrful things. At last in bis presenoe and eyeing him closely with disappointment deploted in her faoe coolly remarked: "I could make a better- man with a pumpkin and two carrots." The apprehension of a squall passed sway when Mr. "Rand a f," as be was called that day, waa seen con vulsed with laughter. Tbe old lady was referring, ot coarse, to his physical oondition and may not have been so far from tho truth. How Mr. Maoon oould ever have reconciled It with consistency a sopor abnndanoe of whioh he was famed for possessing, to vote for the war, with England, of 1813, then against tho appropriations to prosecute it, is beyond aoy kind of comprehen sion. Tho only reason he ever gave waa "some body most watch the treas ury," That was not Henry Clay's way of watching It at the time is oertain. Ths vote against that war of Judge Gaston blighted his brilliant political prospects as : Mr. CUy predioted it would. It is true when old he oould have reached the U. 8. Senate, yet he would not surrender his seat on the Supreme Court bench to undertake again --the uncertainty of politioal life with Its iaoubtful, honors. Snow upon snow.'' . . v - The Goddess ot Liberty on the Capitol over looking these van ts under her oars was snsoroudid asain in an fmmaoa lata robe before coon and Chief Justioe Marshall sitting in front of the Capitol, as if unveiling some knotty law oase, was wearing garment, as white as snow itself and i pare 'as was his patriotism in ths days that gave birth to this now great country. , , . w. No griping or nausea after using Brook field's Liver and Kidney Pills. Will cure Biliousness, Uocstipation Torpid Liver and stomach troableej vnvr ooatea. ovai. moo jso cents. Or tfcem a trial. For sale by F.S. Li , , i.ew terne, sx.v. Republican County Convention. The Craven County Republican Con vention met at the court bouse yester day and appointtd delegates to the State, Congressional and Judicial Con ventions, as folio " : Delegates to lbs State Convention: Frederick Douglass and Henry E. Daw son, both col ; altercates, Qo H White, col , and Robert Hanco:k. Delegates to the Congressional Die triot Convention: A. O. OJen and J, B Willis; alternated, J. E. O'Hara and E. Merrick, all colored Delegates to the Senatorial Conven tion: M. W Chapman, col , and J. L Halm; alternates, Ja3 M tlrrisoa and V. A. CiawTord, col. Th9 State oonvenlijn will cei t In Raleigh rn the 14th of April, and the Congressional oonventioa ia Warsaw on the SOth of March. Tl:e dato of the Senatorial convention Lus no: yet been fixed. Truck Faruiinir. The importacoa of truck (armicg in the United States ii made macifaet by tbe statistics furLiihed ia a bulletin issued by the eeneua iflija. From this we learn that there are upward of vlCO,- 090,000 invested in t'. is growinR indus try and that the annual product reaches a valuo of over 8l75,CoO,COO Truck farmiDn, accorJing to the auttori'.y quot.d, cocupies 534,4-10 aores of land and employe 216,765 men, 9 254 women and 14 &74 chiljren, aided by 75,836 horee3 and mules and S0.971,3Ca worth of implements. Cabbage, which covers the largest acreage of truck, occupice 41,0')4 acres Celery id Drrftd as the moet Expensive kind of truck for the farmer, and at the siir.e tirre (he most profitable. Atlieletio Svliool. Having been requested to tr.he a ,;la:-e of ladies and children through a course of Physical Culture, I havd decided to do so, and have associated with ma Mr. C. J. MoSorley. The price will be 81.00 for the term of 10 weeks. All ladieB and children desiring to enter the class ill please notify us by Friduy next Any information about same il be cheerfully granted. Itespeclfully , Tom C Da.niki.s (ioucral Agent Wanted. Mason to travel, appoint and train agents for largest, strongest, cheapest UasODW Life AsBJCiattOD. Assets nearly $200,000. State law complied with. Permanent, profitable, p!feant work. Address Fred II. Brawn, 701 Phoenix Insurance Building, Chicago, 111. 4: da "The prioe the prioe. " tells and eviirj biJ; tel's We have about 40 or 50 Suits, sizes 33 to 40 that were carried over from last season. They are as good as ever. If yon w.viit a suit of them we will make the price right. They are good basicese suits and you can have your choice for, from $5.00 to $8.00. ew stock now, arriving and the prices are low and the quality high. J. M. HOWARD. J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S. DENTIST, Permanent y located. JHEWBERN, N.O. Qas administered for the extraction of teeth without pain mai25 dwlf Office in Hotel Albert. Broad St. Fruit Store. To Mjf Patrons and Friends. I have just received a FRESH LOT of NICE FRUIT, Pine Apples, Cocoauuts, Bananas, GoUlen Kusset Apples, f lorid ft u ranges, and a variety of other Noi theru Fruit, which are kept in stock. Florida Uranges, 3Uc. per dozen. Russet Apples, 40c. per peck. Pine Apples, 15c. While passing Bioad street nloaso cull I will satisfy or suit you if possible. Thanking you kindly for past favors, hoping to receive a coutiuuanco ot your patronage BROAD STREET FRUIT STORE, Second door above Middle, and next to ilr. Chas. Swert a, JAMES D. BARFIELD, mar25dwlm PROPRIETOR. BOUND TO PLEASE! We are ' bonnd to please" aa much so as the Individual above is bound to "PLEASE," and everv one of our thou sands of customers testify that ws more than suooeed. We do it by a. line of goods that isn't surpassed, and by prices that are lower every day iu the year than theiooalled "bargain sales" which some of our contemporaries herald with the blare of deafening advertisements, Plain, Honest statements count lor most., . - Plows, Plow Cattlngi, and all Farming Implements7 at Greatly Keauced Prices .. vViV- "Respectfnllyr 1 1 'Sa-P'S V . UAUb.Uw KM WlLkiaT. Ipli Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar balcag powder. UibheBt of all iii loavenixjir ACrv-ncth. Latent U. S. Government Food Rcvort NORTH CAKULINA- t'QIYW. :,:y. In I lie Superior Coin t pr'.-.- K: n, l-'ij. Nathan Ot lioon, pUltiiltf, niralnat The In- lermatGR lilt AssoaH-m uf rt'a-mton, Virginia, tlul-.-mJaniK. The (feromifiTits atiove n.i"i.ii nin tntrp notice that an Jicition fiittt ik! ks atjuve I:un been ;orn!i;eiK'-d in tiie .-nimn lor tour! of Pamlico county, to recover of tLedMeti ) ant corporation the rum of one thounund Jo'liiiB, una riu pmlniirr v n-nHon of hm lnuruuco poacy issued by a, fcnUnl corp -ihtlon on the life of Alary ('kimou forme benefit of plalnllfT, and the defendant cor poration will further tafie nohoe thai it its Irtirtnl to Hpnenr at the mxl term of th KuceHor four i. ot Httld county to he lii.l m tho conn housa in tsuyhoro N me 111 Monday after th- Int Mor.ilav In M-tr. h IstM i held!? the 2:tu day of Ma v. IW'iM. land i t . swer or de-nur to the complaint in shM lion, or pJaint'fJ will apply to '!; ,.r no reiiei unmanned m ha id coup-faiMi. TuIn ! C.l: l-j.y u Vaic'n, '.stt'-'. KK-ri's Ml l.KK.i'. H. i . ('Alio A I-Kf;if, AtfyH for Piii'tititT. m'J". For-Sale, clwoner ALISKKT, cipac-ity 11 I1"' '.ons, in good order oxcept sails A bargain to an e;irly Luyur. Apply to I M (lO'JKEl.I.. mai24 d:jt wit IlitveWk, N . c. p. La MMim c:ave.v fi":i:srT, 3 Doo, s fr B :nrd cf Trail. NEW BEHKE, N. c, S..IK-U.', ( n.N t;t : MIK.N I S i) fur Hi. Msrs. A. Bennett A Co., nf.w vu 1 Nock T mm )H3 & Go. , I'illl, VDi'.i.i'ill . " Lippman Broe-, i:U( ' K I.YN. " D iraud Bros. & Merrick WASHINGTON', D. C. " G. Wolters & Co., -i:wa:;k, n. ;. L:ilost cpi.)tatior.s roevi each of the above ninrki'ls I iI.uU' 1mm I Steucils and Postal Cards can b. upon application at my ollii-u mai'24 (h:!:n ha. -VJiSwaukee I am SOLE ACIONT for this Cele brated Eccr iu NYw Ucruc. ON DEAUGHF. Schooner for 5 Cents. I kcp o.i hand a CIK I( K LOT of WiES, LiQyOilS, Cigars and Tobacco. T. C. HOWARD, RED LIGHT, Middis Street, Near Marknt rnai'J3 dwtf Dock. I V I 31. I M5t'J,i?Ui If you Lire !u b:i .1 COT TON PLANTKi: ir-t th.- Cotton King. It will s;ivo joa FIFTY PEU CENT, over any nwiter you can bay. L. H. Cutler & Co. JOHH cSQBLEY, Boot and Shoe Maker POLLOCK STREET, . NSW BERNE, I?. C. ' Bavlnit-seoored the servleea of a skillptl Meehauia and rlrst-oUaa Workmn from Mew York, I am now ta'.ly prepared to nil pivupuj u vruvra lor qq CUSTOM MADE, BOOTS AXD SHOES. Th Bany yar that t have satlafactorU supplied th want or my numeron patron I tb bat goarau'ee of the obaraewr o( nay work. Bepalrlnga specialty. Baatly and prompt ly dooe. : A . aovSdw tt latp W JOHN M030KLKY... ca mm ? ICTORY G. H. cj3?& Son1 BUGGY AND CARKIAGE Manufacturers, nav.. raovod in their New Hnildinj on, -nd.wbXXrtebdeR,iIr,d''nl To Do First Class Work on every kind cf Vehicles. Will als ' continue HOIiRE-SIiOEINQ at tb same price r8 bior Also, we ; oall your attentioo to our new ad,iiiion. We have , flm. claps UAKNESSMAJTFH .hn;.Vn.. f orth m'wel! as South, so ' larnepH of all k.r,;l. t?o 30 we will make RepairinR done innun.u ti.i; .uolio for past pitrot if;e, we firk a contictmnce of the came, feblO dwtf RE000TI0N ! For Tea Deye we will sell our lirjf. ;r 1 8c. Children's Hose for Ivc, two for a QaaiUr. Guaranteed Fast Black. Fuii Regular Made. Biggest B-rga n of the Season. izes: C . " ' , 7 . TORE. mm HAVE JUvT Rl'TIVr D A ItxXI Ldne Zelgler's Shoes rOK LA GENTLEMEU t. J. J- w. AND Kv.'.y ;,ir routed to give PER FECT .i TlSF.CTION. Wt bavt- juat r coived u Full Line of Men's, Youths' and Children's CLOTHING, Of Lto Style, Shade and CuU. Also Some Nice Dress Goods COME AND SEE. Children's: Jersey Suits, Bov's Corduroy Pants, Children's Shirt Waists, 5 A M? f,E HOSE, SAiaPLa SUiaMER VESTS, F'JLL LINE GU3PENDERS, (Ev ry pS r '.-srrantod for 2 yrs. wear.) SILK UMBRELLAS, 'Trunks and Valises A FULL LISE OF Lah) Stf la Hats. fob!7 dwtf Wants Money T Time IsMoney! Hvir.K put iu a NEW REGULATOB an.! connected i; with Washington by Tologrnph. I an: ready to give correol time to ea:li and evsry one. I havo ah a full Mtook of sll kinds of Uooilu iu iny luu, which I am Belling at Rook IJottoi)' Prices. COliE AND SEE ME. SA1V! K. EATON, The Jeweler, Middle St., opposite Baptist Church. SPECIALTIES AT Baxter OF Fine J. F. TAYLOR'S. Tobacco, Corn Whiskeyl BORAXINE,, Special Drive . in COFFEE, ; and aarge lot .ot other Grooeries) such aa. Frrjcrs ahd everybody else teed mud
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 25, 1892, edition 1
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