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IAIIjY J . , is -t.! -V' . . - .- NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS OURNAL. - ' ' "' 'Till' ' ' 4, - V1 ' ... - a -V. I" V.f- . . ; "B 'J3 IN S5S : LOCALS . "! A T 8EVEN iPEB CENT Fif 8o XX. Hundred Dollar! to be loaned. 8b ma this wek,W. D. McIvbb -; inSOtf PARTIES wishing to be fciken to or pert of the oity will please tend their orders to J. W. JHeelo's store. - All or d ere will be promptly attended. - Carrlaee to any part of the city only rlOo. Very Resp'y., J. W. Mbsio. 2w. SALESMEN W5fNTED:-Permen-ent Dayiog pnsitiona for canvassers billing to work Write immediately Ellwakgmi & Barby, Mt. Hope Nnrarrits, Rochester. N. T. IMPORTED BOU.&NB'QlrT. Burke's Be' Ale and Bnrks'a Guinnes1 Btonl, for tale by Jas Redhond. FOB BALE '. loll a' box or wjrd robe lounice U a perfeot lounge by day and a perfect bed by night, and jou ean put away a muoh ololhln or other artiolea aa in the average wardrobe. Yon ean get three aniolea for the prloe of one. No extra charge for paoking or hipping Mra. Dr. Talmage. wife of the cele brated preacher, eye (heA loangea ar very, very nioe. Price in Ore ton, $10. $18, ' Baime $12. $14, Baw Silk, (20, 885. Silk Brooatelle, 825. S30: Term 10 per cent, dlaoount oBh with , ' order or half with order balanoe 60 daye. ALFRED 0OLE9. Grand and Myrtle Avennpe. Brooklyn, N. Y. TK Cffi CIQAE9 at verv low I OUUU QgoriM to wholesale and retail trade for vale by Jas Redmond. I CALVIN 8CH4FFER'8 WILD CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, p it up ezpreaaly for throat an! lung dis eases, for sale by Jab Redmond GABRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY need very much in the irk room. For sale by Jab Rbdmokd. 1?IVE Hundred pairs of Robber Shoes for children, 10. 12i and 16 cents per pair. . - BIG IKE - TTUNYADI Janos Mineral Wajer, XX the best Natural aperient. For aale by Jas. Redmond. DURE CORN WHISKEY for sal by X Jab Redmond. VFF Gordon Imported Bherrj', for ale by Jab Redmond. S MOKE Genuine Cubana Tobacco. oolOtf MISU. SACRAMENTAL. PORT and SOUPPERNONG WINES for aale by Jab. Reimond. NEW DRUG STORE. Drags, Medi it.es and OhmloU, O. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Brae a. Hew ernp Gardm Seeds. Fine and Large A look Oigara and Tobaoeo. all saw. Pre scriptions aeeurately compounded (and not at waa prices), our m tto and our snoeess. O. O. OB JEN. Druxglst and Apotbecary, Middle at,, four doors from Pollock. In23 1; DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for Medloinal use. for aale by jn98 Jas. Redmond. Senator Vancb has suffered yery much , recently with sore throat. He ia now much better. THB Eallroad Oommissionera of all the States are to meet with the Inter-State Commerce Commission in Washington Oity on April 10th r Bext, ., ., "If Benjamin. Harrison is to be set aside," says a "Veteran Kepnb i lioan" in the New York Press, "Babert T. Lincoln is the man to nominate." . THE man Deeming arrested In Australia for murder confesses that ha committed the BainhiU mur ders and also the Whitechapel mnrders. ' JOHN - TUIX telegraphs from - Washington Oity to the Morganton Herald-that Capt. Alexander, in r reply to a direct question, stated: ' r have never said I would not . aooept the nomination for Gov ernor." J " ' Jefferson Oity; Mo., March JJJT The Legislature adjourned . Bine die at 1 p. m. yesterday. One of the last acts of the house was to pass a resolution indorsing Graver Cleveland for the"' Democratic Preaidentiol nomination. . : . Onb good result of the full dis i eussion of tbeBehring sea question r In the Senate is to give the Sena tors a good understand of the itnatlon. . One heading Senator says there is nodanger of England . n and the United States quarreling sorer the sealing question. rj . - 1 i hi in ,i , "Well the third party carry any x. Southern State V was the question ' pat by a reporter, at the Metro. ;v. polltan. to Col. L. L. Polk who as i: president of the National Farmers' . Alliance and in sympathy with the d Independent movement is supposed w to be better informed thereon than anybody. "I think," was his an - swer, "that the third party has a ' good fighting show in nine 8onth' rn States, and In . Georgia it is r oead sure of - winning! If 'y the Southern States ' stand - by - the - movement, as I have every reason - to believe they will, the third party will a!ao carry every State west of tbe I,IiP8ouri river. Tes, that ' 1 tbrow the election In tbe . Lla- , ni l tbst is the way the Ekt. A. E. Dickinson, D. D., editor of the Beligious Herald, of Biohmond, Va., has been spending some weeks visiting prominent points in Florida. He writes from Ooala on Maroh 21st: ''I have never 'heard as muoh talk in the same length of time about two Presidential aspirants as I have heard since I entered this State. In Jacksonville and St. Augustine and S in ford and OeaU and every where, in the bunshine outdoors by day and around tbe stoves when uight bas come with its cold, the one prevailing subject has been Hill and Cleveland, and which ought to have it. Among all these tourists, representing every section of the country," I have not heard as many persons epeak favorably of Senator Hill's cavdicacy as I have fingers upon one of my hands, while in cases without number al most, every kind of a hopeful word was uttered in reference to Mr. Cleveland, and that, too, by men of all parties and of no party." Baltimore Sun. LOCAL NEWS, Tbe Free Will Baptis'e htya cm menoed the erection of a church on Fleet street between Broad and Pollock. Mr. W. R7 Hudson has oommenoed the erection of a residence for himeelf oo Edenlon street adjourning Mr. L. S. Wood 's. Mr. S. Ov Roberts, residence corner Neuae and Metoslf streets will make desirable addition to the bouses of that neighborhood. Sbippera and patrons of the E. 0. D. line should remember that the steamer Nt-ufe will sail at 8 o'clock this after noon, one end a half hours earlier than usual. Mr. G. B. Waters, better known as the whistling, swimming and wind car riage man, is still amusing the small boys with his ingenious, imitative whistling. The work on Mr. T. J. Turner's resi dence 0h Hancock street has progressed far enough for it to be seen that the completed dwelling will make quite a fine appearance TheY. M. 0. A. Physical Culture Olaee was organized yeeterday with a dozen ladies 16 gentlemen and 44 Misses and Tcuihs,a total of 73. The sucoees attending it surpasses all ezpsotations. Hon. E. B. Dudley, one of the moet prominent colored men of the State and a large planter of this city, was married at Durham yesterday at 11 o'clock and has returned to his home on the macad; imlzed road, near the oity. While a vessel was unloading coal for Watseo & Daniels yesterday at the wharf, a negro boy who was looking on got oaught between one of the carta and the building alongside and received painful Injuries, among them broken jaw. Owing to the oontlnued interest at the Wilson revival, Evangelist Fife did not arrive yesterday, but he will oome today and take pari in the servioe to night and tomorrow. The entire ses sion will be held at the Centenary M. E. Church, and all are freely Invited to attend. Yesterday we saw an egg that was laid by a bnff ooohin hen, belonging to Mr. 8. J. Hudson, Weighed and meat ured. It lacked just a little of weigh ing a quarter ot a pound, and it meas ured full six ioohes around. Tbe hen laya rather large eggs regularly, but this one is ahead of all former ones. ' A party of Northern gentlemen, taking a tour for pleasure, oame In oa the steamer Newberne . of the 0: D. llae, returning yesterday. V- They ex pressed themselves as greatly pleased with what they saw during their brief stay here, to muoh so that they deolared their intention of returning in Jane with their families v.; : K v The addition to the Presbyterian lecture . room. now. being built, and vhioh was made necessary by iaoraaaad attendance twill ' add fifty per cent to the seating capacity, and its arrange ment so that Sunday 8cbool olasies can be separated from or thrown with the others at pleasure, will add considera ble to tbe convenience in conducting the tohool. 'kS'-i'T To-morrow morning at 11 o'clock Is tbe time forth launohingof the United States! cruiser Baleigh at the Norfolk navy yard. Every ' one who desires to see; the launching will have an oppor tunity of doing so at the extremely low oosl of 18 60 for the round trip by tak Ing the steamer Ntuse of the E. 0. D. line this afternoon at I o'olook. The tickets will entitle the holders to oome baok on the return trip or to wait until the next one. -., . a'X The meetings at Hancock Bt. Method- 1st Church, whloh have been la progress aeveral weeks, have been discontinued daring the holding of the Bundey Sohool Convention. A meeting will, however, be' held Friday - Bight, and if the interest Justifies it they will be oontlnued. Bioce they oommenoed they hate resulted In twenty-five oon yerslons. Sj far forty-ooe pool's have -mea tiancoc t t t .Eur.i f Ooe . J. F. T ! f ! r r 8UHDAY-SCH00L CONTESTION. Eleventh Annual Session Held in North Carolina. A large audienoe assembled at the Centenary Methodist Churoh last night, to be present at the opening of the Con vention. Devotional aervioe was conducted by Rev. J. F. Christian, of the Moravian Cburob at Salem. In the absenoe of the President, Hon. R. P. Diok, of Greensboro, Vioe-Presi-dent F. S. Blair of Guilford College as sumed that position. The first in order was greetings of weloome to the Convention on the part of the pastors of Mew Berne Rsvs. R. A. Willis, of Centenary M. E. Churoh, Rufue Ford, of tbe Baptist Churoh, and O. G. Vardell, of the Presbyterian Church. Keepocses were made by Bevs. J. F. Christian and W. R. Coppedge, of tbe Presbjteiian Church at Graham, and Prof. F. 8. Blair. Mr. W. G. Burkbead, son of the late ad honored Rev. Dr. R. L. Burkhead, haying arrived was oalled to the ohair, and, afier a few appropriate remarks, Mr. Wm. Reynolds, International Superintendent of Organization of Illi nois, and a member of tbe International Executive Committee, was announced to deliver an address. It was a strong ani valuable p'c-a on behalf of Sunday Schools. On motion itwras decided that, in the absenoe of Evaugeliat.Fife, Prof. H. M. Hamil, Bupt. Illinois 8. 8. Normal Work, conduct a Bible reading on Conseoratijn" this morniog at 9:15 o'olocb. Corresponding Secretary H. N. Snow, of Durham, is present, ann Miss Ger trude Jenkins, of Salem, assisted by Mrs. Snow, as Btenographio reporters and type writers. E E. Harper, Re cording Seorotary. After singing the doxology and pro nouncing the benediotion, the meeting stood adjourned to assemble this morn ing at a quarter past nine o'olock. Sunday-School Convention Programme. The programme of the State Sunday Sohool, which ho'ding its sessions in the Centenary M. E. Church, is as fel lows for today and tomonow: WEDNESDAY MOBNINQ SESSION. 9:15 Bible Beading, Led by Evan gelist W. P. Fife. 10:00 Beporta from the Field, 11:00 Conference. Our Netde. Ways and Means. 11:45 Reports of Executive Commit tee and Treasurer. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION. A Sunday School Institute. Con ducted br Prof. H. M. Hamill, Supt. Illinois 8. S. Normal Work. 2:00 Normal Bible Loseon. From Old Testament.! 3440 Conference; Tcpio, Sunday Sohool Managements a. The Equipment. b The Program. 8:15 Training Lesson. "Sunday Sohool Teaohers." a. Their Preparation. b. Their Duties, o. Their Mistakes. 4:00 Question Drawer. WEDNESDAY EVEN IN Q SESSION. 7:80 Bible Reading. Led by Ev&n- gelia W. P. Fife. 8:00 Address. Prof. 11. M. Hamill, Supt. Illinois S. S. Normal Work. S:80 Address, nr. Wm. tteynoide, Peoria, 111. THTJBSDAY MORNTNG SESSION. 9:15- Bible Reading. Led by Evan gelist W. P. Fife. 10:00 tteporta. secretary ana uom mittees. 10:80 Conference: Our State Work. 11:80 Next Sunday's Lesson, (the Convention aa the Class) Taught by Mr. N. B. Broughton, Baleigh. THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION. A Sunday School Institute. Con- dnoted by Prof. H. M. Hamill. 3:00 Normal Blblo Lesson. Itrom New Testament. 2:45 Oonfaranae: Tonic "Sundav School Scholars." a. Their Attendance. b. Their Home Study. 8:15 Training Lesson. "Normal Work." a. Its Aims. b. Its Methods. 6. Its Needs. 440 . Question Drawer. ' THTJBSDAT EVBNISO SESSION. 7:30 Song Servioe. 8:00 Short Addresses by Delegates. , Closing Words. - Coming and Going1. Mrs. J. W. Rumple, of Salisbury, who has been visiting her daughter, yesterday Mre. O. G. Vardell, left morning returning borne aooompanied by Mrs. Vardell, on a visit and by Mrs. Ida Thompson, moving there. . . ' Mr. D. L, Cory, of Ironis, N. J., who has been spending some time at Mr. G. W. Moulton'son pleasure, lefty esterday morning for his home. . Messrs. L J. Mooie, O. H. Guion and M. DeW. Stevenson returned last night from Trenton, where they have been attending Superior Court.' . ' ; y--j N . I ML I I i II , ,- . ; Captain H.1S. Orr, one of the editors of the Norfolk Virginian, died Sunday evening aged 68 years. He was in for mer yean oonneoted with the Wilming ton, N. C, Star, and a few years baok one of hie sons, Mr. Melaor Orr, resided for a while in this oityi s?v :i 'iyf, v All cfBoers and membera' of ' the Executive Committee 'of the Sunday Convention and other leading workers were plaoed at Hotel Albeit, it being aeairea mat. tney sbould . be at one plaoe during the seat ion of the conven tion . y'y;' :;;vv;v.A:?? ? M. J. J. Howard Is preparing to build on his lot he purchased reoently on Ml! die street between Mr. a E. Foy's residenoe and the Catholio rectory. f ? r r's C The T. M. C. A. Entertainment. The Y. M. O. A. entertainment Mon day night was very creditable to the Association. Some especially fine pieoes were rendered and there wss many a person there to see and hear them. The main Hall was full and both galleries were oocupied. Besides the adults there was such a gathering of children as is seldom seen at entertainments and they showed by their happy faces that they entered into the spirit of the oooaeion with as much zast as any one. Tbe programme throughout was a pleasing one and waa exceedingly well rendered . It was as follows : Recitation, by Jas Dawson. Flute solo, Prof. Eugene Waloau. Instrumental duet, by Misses Etta Nunn and Rosa Ddil. Vocal eolo, by Mr. Siallings. Recitation, by Benson Lane. Association Okchestra. Declamation, John Stanly Thoaiss. Violin solo, 0. M. Kehoe. Indian club drill, by clans. Indian club specialties, C. J. McSor- ley. Recitation, Mm Bessie Tucktr. Piano eolo, Prof. Walnau. Recitation, Mies Maud Moore. Vocal eolo, John Matthews. Charles L. Pctticrcw for Attorney General. Perhaps at no lime in the history of our state have we encompassed mere perilous and momentous issues than now ood front us. We are indeed in the orucible, we were never nearer attaining ideal state hood or more in danger of a false step that will precipitate us into the evils of republican misrule and corruption. wnen tbe Democratic Convention meets in May we should enlist a crew ot sturdy gallant mariners to anchor us in the haven of peace and pros perity. At the helm must be our wisest-best men. Of the many names suggested for the varioua offioes none ttrikes us more forcible or seems to us more fitting than that of Charles L. Pettigrew, of Wash ington county, for Attorney General. no name in Carolina annals suggests greater brilliancy, statemansbip and patriotism than that of Pettigrew. For more than a century it has stood forth oonspiouously for learning, purity and integrity. Mr. rettigrew ia a worthy represen tative of this time honored name a young man of talent and thought, he would make an able and conscientious officer. His canvass would inepire our people witn conudence and do muoh to heal any disaffection existing in the ranks of Democracy. An earnest advooate of the peoples' rights, tbe East oan present no abler, purer exponent of Jeffer sonian Demooraoy and, we think tbe first district will reflect credit upon itself by presenting this riBing young Democrat for the Attorney Generaloy. Of an agricultural family his inter ests and sympathies are with the peo ple and in their wisdom they cannot seleot a more gifted champion or more aggressive standard bearer. Observer. We give spaoe in this issue to the nomination by 'Obrerver' of Chas. L, Pettigrew. Esq.. of Plymouth, for the Attorney Generaloy. As a young man of talent, energy and brains, he has lew equals. for a oentury this nsme has been illustrious in N. 0. historj faithful to every trust and equal to every emer gency. Tbe nrst Bishop of N. C., was the great grand rawer of Mr. Pettierew, and his grandfather was the last farmer Congressman from this district before the eieotion of Mr. Branch. It is said Mr. Pettigrew is a gentleman of learn ing, scope and depth, and inherits many of the attributes that has made his name famous. He has much of the brilliancy and magnetism that so dis tinguished his uncle, the lamented General Pettigrew. We believe the East is entitled to the Attorney Generaloy and tbe East would be glad to see Mr. Pettigrew secure it, Washington Gazette. Blow Tour Nose. Alas, too often an admonition of mother to her child. The poor innocent has probably inherited catarrh and is not responsible lor its sore and nltby nostrils. Did you know that tender soft skin lining the nostrils, oalled the muoous membrane, extends all over the body. Every organ in the system and every orifioe at the surface has this thin delicate lining as a proteotor. So youvsee what a fix the body is thrown into when the muoous membrane be comes irritated and inflamed by oon stent friotion with poisonous matter in the blood. Catarrh, leucorrhea and piles result frequently from this oondi tiod of affairs. These diseases are mere syptoms of Impoverished blood. Now B. B. B. or Botanic Blood Balm, ill by enriohing the blood oause all such symtoms to disappear. Give it trial. , Henry Beeves, Sbellman, Ga., writes: Any man or woman who is suffering from piles and will not nse Botanio Blood Balm la a fool and it takes me to tell them so, for I suffered two years witn bleeding piles, ana a. u. a. re lieved meat onoe." Ji J. Hardy. Tooooa. Ga.. writes: "B. B. B. Is a quick oure for catarrh. Thrt bottles cored me. I had been troubled several years." -' James W. Lnoaster. uawkinsviiie, Ga., writes: "My wife waa in bad health ; for eight yean. ' Five doctors and aa many or mora different patent medioines naa none nor no good, bis bottles of B. B. B. has cured her. ' Demooratio Ex. Committee. Tho Democratic Executive Commit' tee of Craven county met Maroh 96th, lorn Tne following sot ion waa taken . Resolved, That the Democratio Oon vention of Craven oountv be held Sat urday nay 7th, wm. at 11 o'olook at the court hones In New Berne. : - - Resolved, That the primary meeting for the seleotion of delegates to repre sent the several townships In the ooan- ty oonvention be held Saturday, April 28d.l893. - The Township Ereoutive Committees are requested to hold the meetings oa the above aste. - a- -t,x. . Matt. Marly, Chmn. . S. R. Street, Seo'y. . . , . THE WILMINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Resolution Adopted Against the Free Coinage of Silver. The Chamber of Commerce met jot- tcrday at the offloo of Messrs. James B. Ch&dbourn & Co., on Water street. with a fair attendanse of the members. Col. F. W Kerchner, the president, called the meeting to order and stated tbat several matters claimed attention. In regard to tbe Free Coinage bill now before Congress, tho following by Mr. Don MacRae, whs adopted and or derei sent to our Senators and Repre santativee : At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held in ibis day, it was un animously resolved tnat we ore op posed to the r-eeeageof the free coiosge bill now before Congress, and tbat we consider the further egitation of the subject at this lime unwise and im politic We are convinced that the measure would bring no roiioftoour faimera nor to any class of our ci'.izdiis; tbat it would unsettle finances and depreciate values, and that it seems plausible only to those who expect something for notbing, or who have not ealized tbat every honest dollar re presents a dollai s worth of toil. It was ordered that a copy of the fore going be sent to cur Rppi esi nUtives in Congress " Wil. Mesaonger. A "Right'Tul question Editor Journal: Your erticlc 'Let's writo it right," suKt-s'a the following eb possibly appropriate to thf matttr uudtr diuc'UEsion: 'If it's right to write rite, lb;u it's wrong to write riht, At leiet it eppeara so to me tit dot sight But whichever the wrong end whitevcr the rite, . If tho rites are nil rctg, v. i'.l the wrongs bo all riht V" u. ' Foots are stubborn things " S-SISLLETT. It ia a fact tbat mmnot bo dis puted that we have the best blue suits ia the Oity for tea dollars. Tney are round aud square cut, aud the color is fast. Sunshine and rain will not fade them. They are the most economical suits you can get for the money. New lot Shoes just in. They are the old reliable Stacy Adams & Co.'s. They are the best wearers brought to this market. J. M. HOWARD. Campbell's Portraits. The agents of B. S. Campbell, of Nor folk, Va. will remain at llio Hotel Albeit for only a few days lunger. rayon portraits 1.(H). Work on ex hibition in the Ladies parlor from 13 un til 3 o'clock p. ni. Reynolds .V .Mm ni:i.r.. NOTICE. The nndersiKoed. Htephen G. Hubert?, lias duly qualified as Administrator or the es tate or Mary r. wiainy, ana ne eoy gives DOtloethat he requires all persons having claims against the estate of the said Mar?t T. Htanly to present them to the said Htephen Ut. KODeris, amy auiiieniioaLea, ror )av ment, on or before the 29th day of March, 18!)3, or else this notice will be pleaded In bar of recovery. Persons indebted to the estate must pay without delay. mar 29 dtf Administrator. J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S. DENTIST, Permaneutljllocatt J. NEWBEBN, N.C. Gas administered for tbe exfTaotlon of teeth without pain. mar23 clwlf Office ia Hotel Albert. To Truckers. 3d Box Nails, - $2.75. 4d $250. L. H. Cutler & Co. BOUND TO PLEASE! We are ' bound to please" as much so as the individual above ia bound to "PLEASE,"" and every one of our thou sands of oustomers testify that we more than succeed. We do it by a line of goods that isn't surpassed, and by prices that are lower every day in the year than the so-called "banrain sales" which some of our coo temporaries herald with the blare of deafening, advertisements. Plain, honest statements count tor most. ' k Flows. Plow Caatlnara. and all Farming: Implements at ureatiy tieaucea races. :,. 1 Respectfully, " . 'I, HACKBURX & WILLETT, 81 fAKlN' POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartur baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest U. S. Government Food Report Administratrix's Notice. - tiv mtu- n. triii- i, j 1. 1 II It I nei , iiuvnm duly quHimcd ft8 V: m l iit-r:ili i x uf tho late William H. Thurb-T, uer-hy ylven uoilce Unit all ue iirviiii; claims mud Wiiiiaui II. 'limrHiT will pTcsent Ihem on nf M .. t- I. lul l in- hsfoie Lit i din ' '"lt. JfM.i, IT II11H IllHICi Will DC pleaded In bar f thei i v c- v. rv. All mTHnim fjwiiiK ihefHtniK nf Mil 1 Wil liam H.'liiurherwill immc !: mr.ii'! iv Kiue- HJt:.( Uf 111' KHIilr. llliH liutict; will he Mulch iWili is.!-' MAKY Geo. ii. Yii n k, ,ity AdriilLi'.htriitrlx. : itt! tiw ilwaukee I am SOLE AGENT (or this tVlc 1 rated Ileer in New Ierno. OH DRAUGHT. Schooner for 5 Cents. I kep oa hand a CiKMiE LOT of WINES, LiQUOHS, Cigars ruul Tobacco. T. G. HOWABD, RED LIGHT, Middle Street, Seir Mrtrk't Dock. m-.i'.':'. .'intf This space is for who is now West after stock and will ba back in a few days. P. Ik iOIiTMffi, CHAVEM fJ TltELT, 3 Doors from EoavJ of Trade new behne, c, Solicits COXSIONMKNTS OK TKl't'Iv for tho foilowiu well known Firms: Msrs. A. Bennett & Co., NEW YORK. " Kock.Tinimons & Co., PHILADELPHIA. " Lippman Bros., I5UOOKLYN. ' ' D iv and Bros. & Merrick WASHINGTON, D. C. " C. Woltcrs & Co., NEWARK, N. J. Latest quotations recived daily from each of the above markets. Stoncils and Postal Car.ls can be bad upon application at my ollico. mar24 dw3m J. A BaT iS.TrM. THUS. DA!lELTvice l'res. 6. B. ROBERTS, Caihitr. The National Bank, OP NEW BERNE, N. C, Ihoobfobatbo 186S. Capital, - -Surplus Profit, $100,000 , 88.700 . J, : .' "I1: ' V. . s - . DIRKCTOE8 . " Jas. A. Bbtar, . Tbo8. Dakiku. Chas. 8. Bbtaji, v J. H. Haokbush, QALfiLViU . , O. H. BOBKBTS. Broad U. FiuittStore. To Mji FatronaaHd Friends. I have just received a FRESH LOT of ' NICE FRUIj l'iue Apples, Cocoauuts, Bananas, Golden Ii-iMai't Apples, Florida Oranges, ami n v.aiciy of otlicr Northern Fruit, which am ltL-rrt in stock. Florida Clrur.nes, bUc. per dojen. Russet Apples, 40c per peck." Piuo Applcy, 1 )'. - While passing Bioad street please call. I will satisfy or suit you if possible. Thmikii; yuu kindly for past favors, hoping tt ;-ocf:--j a continuance) of your'-, patror.au ' A Buo.vi) st!;::i:t fruit store, Second t! T ahovo liddle, and next to --Mr '. has. Swert's. jam;;3 d. barfield, mar'J -i.Ulm PROPRIETOR. OUOTIQN ! For Ten Qaya we will sell our lire of 18c. Children' Vic e : : 15c, two for a Quarttr. Guar.i!iid Fast Clack. i' ' '. TV- - .tie. t i C.iTa'.a of tho Season. Size: 6, 6, 7. irrington cfc HAVE JUST RECEIVED A OF ZeigSer's Fins Shoes FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND Cliildren. Every pair nairautsd to give FEB FEd SATISFACTION. We hive juet received a Full Line of Men'e, Youths' and Children's CLOTHING, Ot Lite Style, Shade and Cuts. Also Some Nice Dress Goods COME AND SEE. 1 Children'sIJersey Suits, Eov's Corduroy Pants, Children's Shirt Waists 5AIF,E HOSE, SASFLi: CUKMER VESTS, rULL LIKE SUSPENDERS, (Evtry pui.- wnrramed for 2 yrs. wear.) SILK UMBRELLAS, Trunks and "Valises. A FUU. LINE OF . Late Sffle Hals. ful)17dwif '-t.,- JOHfl OsSORLEY, Boot and Shoe Maker POLLOCK STREET, NEV BEHNE, W..C. , Having e ecu red the BervicoH Of ft aklllMi I Mechanic hiuI (1ri,-cln8a Workmin from Mew V'rb I h m now fully prtbred to fill ' prompUy ail 01 ilrre fur line ... s ,. CUSTO.U MADE KOOTS AIXD SHOES The many yp'irR tiiii I have ntlifaotorllT supplied the wnnu my numerous patrona is the best guarauxee of the charaoUsr of my work ., 4 He pairing a speoUIty. Neatly and prompt ly done. v novtMw tf Istp JOUN M090RLKT, Who Wants fJoney! Time IsMoney! Having put in a NEW REQULA.TOK and connected it with Washington br Telegraph, I am ready to give oorrect time to eaoh and every one. .-J. ' I have also a full stook of sit kinds c Goods in my line, which I ant selling Rook Bottom Prices. . . , COME AND SEE HE. .SAM Ki EATON, ..The Jeweler, . ; Middle St., opposite Baptist Clin Baxter Children Cry ibrTicr'a C
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 30, 1892, edition 1
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