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Daily Jour HE -. f- ; '. ". " VOL. XI.--NO. 57. NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1892. PRICE 5 jr.---- rX r : business locals. I SEWlSO eatly dona by Mr. S. H, COWARD - TJoderware and ohlld ten's olotnat a specialty. Oor. Pollock and Eden men. juntGtf. R : D, V. JONES, late in chsrge of tha prescription department ot Pelham'e Pbarmaoy, Aaheille, N. O., hu opened a Prescription Drug Store next to eastern hoase. Special ore is given to the aeleotion of preparations for prescription use only. The patron age of the publio is solicited. , maj89 ON end after Wednesday7 Jane Int. 1892, the Banks of thie city will oloee at two o'olock P M . ntii further notioe. U Roberts, Cashier, T. W. Dawey, CaehiT, mSSlm 0. E. Foy, Ceshv r. DO you need a Crush Bat Good ONES, LATB SHADES at n20 Babbinoton & Baxter's. IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN, Bnrke'e Baie' Ale and Burke's Quinneea' Btont, for aale by J as Redmond. FOE SALE Doles' box or ward robe lounge is a perfect lounge by day and a perfect bed by night, and you oan pnt away ae miioh clothing or other artieUe ae in the average wardrobe. You eaa gat three artiolee for the prioe jot one. - No extra obarge for packing or shipping. Mra. Df. Talmsge. wife of the cele brated preaoher, eaye theee lounges ere Tery, very nioe. Price in Creton, (10, (12, Raima S13. fU. Baw Silk, (20. 835, , Silk Brooatelle, 925, 830. Terms 10 per cent, dleoount cash witb order or half with order balance 60 days. ' ALFRED OOLE3. Grand and Myrtle Avenues. Brooklyn, N. Y. r " AAA OIGABS at very low O.UUU figures to wholesale and retail trade for sale by Jab. Redmond, tt nirviv ' HnnAFKER'a WILD 1. CHERRY BOCK AND BYE, put up expressly for throat ana lung dis eases, for sale by Jab. Redmond. GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY med very much in the rick room. For sale by Jab Khdmokd. IjTVB HnndreJ pir of Ruhbsr Shoes . for ohlldren, 10, 121 and 15 cent per pair. HIQ IKE. HUNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the best Natural aperient. For sale by Jas. Redmond. PUBE CORN WHISKEY for sole by Jas Redmond. TTVUFP Gordon Imported Sherry, for t-Ssaie by Jab. Redmond. MISU. SACRAMENTAL, PORT and BCUPPERNONG WINES for sale by Jas. Redmond. TMJFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for UMediolnal use. for sals by janS Jas. Redmond, rrHB larseat and best seleoted stock JL of Ladies Oxfords ever brought to Haw Bern now in stock. mM -- Babbinoton & Bazteb. THB Louisiana Legislature is still balloting for Senator. Governor McKinlet is tba Harrison candidate for permanent president of the Minneapolis ' con vention ' The talk in Washington is that Cleveland is stronger than ever be fore it and looks as if he would get ft on Brat ballot. The Harrison men took the Blaine faction bj surpriso by open lng headquarters in Minneapolis Wednesday. The latter expected to be the first on the field. -, Ex-Posx Master General Dickenson says he knows from 'letters and telegrams that Oleve land has 698. votes already. He thinks New York will go to him i TBI Blaine men opened head quarters at Minneapolis Thursday ad the fight is now regularly on. : Chauncey M. Depew , will put 'President Harrison in nomination, Clweland gains strength as the weeks roll by. Such a great : change has come over the feelings of the people of this State that were onr .convention to be' held now the ex President would have ' the New York delegation at his ' back. Mohawk , Valley (N. Y. Dem. ' '' Hating supplemented the oheap clothing- bill -with bills for free - binding twine and Iree cotton ties, the Ways and Means committee must not conclude it has done . enough. . It mast, pass more, tariff . bills, each ; one of which will speak for itself without requiring endless disonBsiona te make it intelligible. Let the Ways and Means commit tee' see '' to it. - If the Ways and Means committee will not, let the " House see to It. There is no more tune for delay. We must have " action, determined and aggressive. St. Louis Eepublio. - Tax effeot of . third party ism ! upon the Farmer's AUianoe is illns trated in the case . -of the Glenn -Holly sab-Alliance, .' of Sohley county. So long as the organiza tion worked In the interest of the farmers it prospered, but when it . allowed politics to swerve it from It proper course, its decline began C.' J tl ra were Cpwrd of sixty r " lara ca it 3 roll; cow there' are i jef V will leave the order beoanse of the bad politics that is being forced in to it. It is gratifying to know that a majority of those who were once members of the sub-Alliance re main true Democrats.-Savannah News. London has a Children's Fresh Air Mission corresponding in its methods with what is known in Philadelphia as the Children's Country Week. The annual meet ing was held in the Charterhouse on April 20th, under the presiden cy of Canon Elwyn, the Master. Since the inauguration of the soc iety some 17,799 poor "slum" chil dren have been sent into the coun try for two or three weeks in order enable them to recruit their physical and bodily powers. Dur ing last year 2,961 children came under the influence of the mission. LOCAL NEWS. NSW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wm. B. Lane Exeoution sales. Mrs. S H. Coward 8ewing. A vary important meeting of the Yacht Club will be held tomorrow evening at 8:30 oolock. The grand Jury, after a pretty big week's work, finished yesterday. There was no bill for libel found against the Journal; Last night Palmer & Bivenburg of New York wired potatoes t3.50 to 8 ISO and Sharp &Cox of Philadelphia quoted them at S3 60 to 4. A foreign ehipmeut of ootton was mmiB jdleiday by our townsman, Mr. F. Lalham. 300 balos were for Liv- eipool and 75 for Brtmtn Oapt. Roberts & wife will farewell from the Solvation Army Corps here today, 5ih, inet and shortly afterwards lsave for their new etation Jackson ville FU. We can hardly recogniza the faot that the Pilgrim fathers knew nothing of potatoes, and that only in the last wo centuries have they been known as an artiole of food for. white men. Messrs M. Bahn & Co. have just re ceived a beautiful new style, three seat canopy-top oarriage. It is different from anything brought to the oily bt fors and is a very desirable p'eisure vehiole. . The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Sooiety will be held at the house of Mrs. Dudley Tuesday after noon at S o'olock. At this will be the last meeting before October a full a', teadanoe is requested. The man who prefers a city weekly to a home paper beoause "it's got more in it" reminds ns of the countryman who pioked ont the largest pair of boots in the box because they cost no more than the smaller pair that fitted him. Mr. J. L. Bahn was arraignad before Judge Winston yesterday afternoon for alleged oontempt of the grand jury by an abusive remark of Its foreman. Upon the hearing of the natter, Mr, Hahn disclaimed by his affidavit all disrespect to the grand jury or its for man, and was discharged. The Salvation Army has band of 18 that travel over the country in onm mer with a tent of thoir own which enables them to go any where, whether the army has been established there or not. This band to expeoted to be In New Berne daring the summer and to hold aervioes under their tent with the aooompaniment of all their inttru ments. The syndicate owning- the Atlantio Hotel at Morebead, held a meeting In Qoldsboro yesterday and made an ad dltloaal appropriation of (3.000 for further improvement! at Morehead will be expended on wharves, docks, walks, cisterns, and in finishing the paintings now in progress. Mr. John O. Plank returned to Morehead last night from attending the meeting. The smoke staok of the Stlmson Lum ber mill felt Thursday night and nar rowly missed killing the colored watch man, Abe Bryan. As It was ha was struck on the hand and feet fcy pieoea from the stack or by something it had knocked against and injured to tuoh aa extsnfrks to necessitate ills seeking the services of a physioian. .;. , ; How about re-orgaaUtng the New Bern Silver Cornet Band V ; We learn that there are ssvsral young nan of the city whs have never yet been oonneot- ad with a .band who are , desirous of having one started and of beooming members. We suggest that Prof. A. W-Oook and those most Interested eall a meeting of all desiring to form them selves into a band and effeot aa organ isation. A good band is a wonderful help in any eity. - ;J-. After oopying from the Jourhal the statement about $80,0(0 of cabbages being skipped by a single New Bern firm, the Norfolk Ledger ssys editori ally that this shows the glgantlo strides that the tracking industry has mads In Etstsrn North Carolina during recent years. Tea years ago the Industry was in Its infanoy in that seoi'oa; now it gives employment to thousands of la borers, and-attracts for circulation hundreds of - thousands of dollars an DM!y from the great business oentres ifrsr -I. Superior Court. The jury in the murder case of Geo. W. Beet, col., for poisoning his wife, after remaining out all night brought Inaverdiot yesterday morning at half past five o'olock of guilty with recom mendation to meroey. Five of the jurors did not wish to agree to a verdiot that would hang the prisoner, and the jury agreed to rsnder the verdiot in the above form, er roneously supposing that the court had disoretionary powers in the matter, and that thereby the death penalty would not be enforoed, and that no penalty worse than hard labor for life in the penitentiary would be imposed. They were led to this belief by the fact that a former jury during this term made the reoommendation in a misdemeanor oase in whioh the judge did have power to exeroise his discre tion as to the severity of the eentence. These five jurors learning that Best would have to be hung, no sentence except the death penalty being allowed by the law, had the following affidavit presented by the prisoner's oounsel: NORTH CAROLINA, ) Superior Court, Graven County. ) Msy Term. Statb vs. Obo. Best. r MURDER. E. F. Arnold. R. L. Wynne. Alex. Wood, a 8. Perkins and John F. HanS, Being duly sworn each for himself says that he was one of the jurore who sat upon the trial of the defendant for the murder of his wife. That we five of the jurore were for acquittal be lieving, as we did frem the testimony that the State had failed to prove that the defendant had put the poison in the bread: that the deceased bad eaten, that the States' testimony did not satisfy us of his (defendants) guilt; that after staying out all night, we agreed to agree that a verdiot of guilty should be rendered witb a request that the court be meroiful. believing that theoourt would with such a recommendation have a right to imprison the defendant and not be compelled to execute the death sentence, that being of this be lief and after staving out all night, in a small, olose room, without any com forts for rest, without sleep and for the purpose ol getting relief from the con finement we agreed that the verdiot as rendered should be done, that had we known the court did not have any dis- oietionin the matter, we would never have agreed upon a verdict that would hang the defendant upon the teetimony that was btfore us, the value of human life was too greaa for us to agree that the defendant ahould be hung upon the testimony as we viewed it, that falling into this error we compromised upon the verdict ae rendered believing in so doing that the life of defendant would not be in jeopardy and that the court taking our reoommendation would at fartherest only imprison the defendant for a term of years, otherwise we would not have agreed upon the verdiot cf guilty; that we were led to believe that the oourl would have a right to oon- eider the reoommendation from the faot that the jury in another case during this term of the court had recommend ed meroy and that the oourt had re marked when a jury made suoh request, that the court would consider it, or words similar to those, and for this we were of the opinion that oourt would have a right to imprison and not hang. IS. . ARNOLD, Robbbt L. Wynne, Alex. Wood, S. 8. Perkins, John F. Habff, Sworn to and subscribed before me this June 4, 1893. W. Q. BEINSON, J. P. On this affidavit the prisoner's ooun sel made a motion for a new trial. The motion was over ruled by the Judge. In refuting to grant the motion the Judge took occasion to allude to the deafness of the testimony as to the guilt of the prisoner, the chain cf evi dence being complete and satisfactory, the witness against him being entirely of his own oolor nnmoved by malice and ooming with diffidence to testify against him. He alluded also to the laok of surprise manifested by the prisoner when told of his wife's death and to the fact that he made no inquiry whatever of any one as to the olroumstancee of her death, either the time, cause or man ner and further that In his rulings as to the admissibility of teetimony against the prisoner he had leaned to the side cf meroy In hi rulings and yet he was found guilty by a jury of his peers, After a careful and impartial examina tion He then proceeded to prononnoe sentence and in a solemn Impressive manner and with wholsome advice as to the spending of his few remaining days on earth, sentenced him to be hung on Saturday, July 80ih, between the hours of 10 a. m., and p. m. An appeal was taken to Supreme oourt.- The appeal will not be heard until October, and consequently the ex ecution Is delayed at any rate unto after thattime. The following eases were disposed of Stale vs. Mary "Daniels, ool., trespass. Guilty. Judgment suspended on pay ment of eosta. -;;,, Lyon vs. Bobbins, motion for judg ment. .Motion denied, the. defendant to pay all oost to date or oase to be dis- hniaad..:vv;-" State vs. v Was. Jones,' ool.; assault. Sentence changed to 80 days in jail and topayoostsvi -j,,,'...si- State ts. Wm. Fonville, aeduotlon, Solicitor entered motion, of nolo eon- tendre the defendant to pay all oosts and $30. V. 'W y There was a mass meeting cot .the re publicans or warrsn oounty to spxreM their disslatsfeotlon of the notion of the Littleton oonVent&a for nominating Cheatham for congress.' A resolution was adopted as follows: That we as true and loyal republioans dov hereby repu diate H. P. Cheatham, .the nominee of the ring- master's convention, -and as republioans and as colored . men appre ciating our oonntryman ana Keprssen Niive, W. W, Long, we heartily en1 dnre his candidacy for Cocress from V- St - 9 l?2C-aa UiVlMut.". The Commencement this Week. On Tuesday night the commence ment exercises of the Collegiate In stitute will begin, this being the date fixed for the musical ooncert. An un usually pleasant entertainment ia ex. peoted. The program has been ar ranged with muoh oare and taste end the students who will take part are well prepared to carry it out to the delight of the audience. On Wednesday night the literary ex ercises by the students will be had, and an interesting and very enjoyable even log is promised. Both teachers and students have worked diligently to prepare an exhibition that will be a oredit to the school, beneficial to the students and interesting to all present- Prof. Adams has adopted anexoellsnt plan, we think, in charging a small ad mission fee, on Tuesday And Wednes day nights, for the benefit of the library. The admission fee will be twenty-five oenU to the musical oonoert and to the iterary exeroises. The different prayer-meetlns in the oity will be suspended Thursday nigtt in order to give all the opportunity to hear the anneal sermon, which will be preached that evening in the Episcopal ohuroh by Rev. Robert Strange, of Wil mington. The annual literary address will be on Friday night, of whioh further notice will be given. Church Services. Centenary M. E. Ohuroh Rev. R. A. Willis, pastor. Services at 11a.m., and 8 p. m. , oonduoted by the pastor. Young men's prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday sohool at 4 p. m., J. S, Willis, Superintendent. The public are oordially invited to attend these ssrvices. Oatholio Church Rev. Mathiae Hau, Rector. Whit-Sunday. 11 a.m., Sol emn Higbmass and sermon preached by Rev. A. A. Cush of Columbus, O. Vespers and Benediction with Blessed Sacrament at 5:30 p. m. A cordial in vitation is extended to all. Baptist Church Rev. Kufua Ford, pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and 8 p.m.. conduoted by the pastor. The servioes will be in the Y. M. C. A- Hall, the church being under repair. Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George, Rector. Whiteun-Day. Sorvioe, ser mon and Holy Communion 11 a. m Evening prayer 0 p. m. The publio are j oordially invited. Attentive ushers. Sunday-sohool at the chapel 9;30 a. m., and at the ohuroh 5 p. m. Presbyterian Churoh C. G. Vardell, pastor. Morning servioe 11 a. m., will be given to the "Children's Day" exer oises by the children of the Sunday sohool. Offering by the sohool for for eign mission. Sunday-sohool at 5 p m. Evening servioe 8 p. m., missionary ad dress on North Amerioan Indians. Y. M. C. A. Devotional exeroises at 5:30 o'olock p. m., oonducted by F, S. Aid ridge. All men are respectfully invited to attend. All young men are specially invited. Come. Improvements at the Yacht t'lnb. Since the union of Pembroke club and the New Berne Yacht olub, work on the olub building has been resumed and it is putting on a very creditable appearance. The' front Is entirely weather-boarded but lattice work for ventilation runs along the two sides and rear. The interior is being oeiled, and painting is in progress. The wharf has been extended as far out as the bath house and will later on be made still wider on all sides of the club house and also oanopies plaoed over the lattice work. It is intended also to remove the bath house to the opposite side of Neuse river and make the surroundings and furnishings in every way pleasant and convenient. Coming and Going. Qote a little party went up to Raleigh yesterday to attend the celebration ot the.anniversary of St. Mary's Sohool and the meeting ot the alumnnea. It con sisted of Mrs. MoK. Nash, Mrs. Gra ham Daves, Mrs. M, D Nelson and Misses Annie Harvey, Annie Roulbao, Jennie Hughes and Bessie Graham Hushes. Hiss Ldda Jbasstter, 01 Uiohmond, Vs., Is visiting relatives in the oity. Mr. Geo. Allen, ot Salem. Va., ar rived last night to spend a short time in the oity. Cant. W. a. Simmons of the revenue outter who has been spending some time North with bis wife, returned homo last night. Besolutloig of Bespeot. Whereas, Onr brother, John A. Rich ardson, member in good standing in Et. John's Lodge, No. 8, A. F and A. M. hu ia the good providence ef God been taken from nis companions ana from the honored associations ot this f rater nlty, to the unknown realities of the spirit world; therefore we hie surviving friends end comrades do , Bseolve, 1st. That in hie death we have lost a faithfnl friend and member. a genial and good oltisan, and one who in his spirit of oharltv, kind-heartedness and friendship. Illustrated some of the noblest principles of ' out common humanity.- v. . ; -s -f .- Sd. tmi we learn from me lesson of hie life end death solemn lesson of instability of tinman affaire, a certainty of death, end the importance of livlna np to ute nign anuee ena teaonmgs of our nonorea oruer. 8d. We extend to Ute family end rel atives of our departed brother our sin oere sympathy in their lose, end im plore the Great Ruler of human inter ests end eonoema to minister to them in their street end abiding sorrow.-' Respectfully submitted, by order of r. Joans mm e;e, no. 8, A. r. s Ai u New Berne, N. C, June 4th, 1883. .i By the committee, .-":.'.vT;--'.-s-:- T- A. Grkin, - ; W, Dunir, ' : I. L. Chesthtjtt. 0fM P0W0! Absolutely Pure. A oream of tartar baking pow'.Ur. Highest of all in leavaninit ationr.b Latest United States Government lie port. Royal Baking Fowdlb Co . 100 Wall Sc., N. Y. Execution Sale. Id obedlenoe to an execution Issutd to ire by the Clerk of the superior Com :, ui niven oounty, on a judgment rendered l'i it i -jclal proceeding In said court, entitled -t-. J. Bryan Y8. Mnlo JackBon et ma," J sun I. on Monday, July 4th, U)2, at the Court I i o use In New Bern, N. U., at 12 o'olock, .M.,.4-11 10 the highest bidder, at Pnbllo Auction. .. II (.he right, title and Interest or said ivurti.i .iark son In and to the following real esiaie, to wit: A certain tract ot land near Core (.'reek Station, In Craven connty. on the At runic & M.O. Railroad, adlolnhiR ine Iiiii.Ih I T.j. Bryan and Mrs. Kenben W lit e, bounded on all sides by said lands, cjnt-tjr.lng ucres more or less. Terms of said sale. Cash. This 6d day of June, lt'J'2, wm. n. lani;, Sheriff of Craven county. Execution Sale. In obedience to an execution lrgucd to me by the ClerSiof the Superior Court it craven oounty. on ajadgment rendered In a npccial proceeding in said oourt, edtltled "tt jr. Charlton vs. Freeman Avery and wlfo Cor delia Avery, and Henry ltonee,'' 1 shall, on Monday, July 4th, lelM, at the Court House In New Bern, N. Cat Vi oclock.M, .j . -1 1 le. the highest bidder, at Public Aucuou nil ihe right, title and interest which the Bld H. K. Charlton has In and to the fo.lowluK reul estate In No. 3 township. Craven county, N. C, to wit: Lying on a branch of jMoteley oreek. on the west side of said creek, hfla nlngatared oak and running south ol-' east 150 poles to a red oak, thence south r-,t" 10 poles to a red oak, thence north !i eKHt2lu poles to a pine, thence north 11 ' wpst 1'iO poles to a white oak, thence to the lhbt sta tion, containing 250 acres, and being the same tract of land granted 10 Krancls Stringer the 8th day of October. 1717. Also one other tract In Craven county, on the sonth side of Neuse river and cast elde or Gnm swamp, the same which wbb conveyed to Wm. Wadsworth. Oc;. oOth. 1M7. except that portion of said tract covcytd to John coon. Terms of said sale, ca- h . This 3d day of Jane, UK. WM. 1! LANK, Sheriff of Craven ounty, Execution Sale. In ohedlence to an execution turned to me by the Clerk of the Superior Court of craven county, on a Judgment rendered In a Bpeclai proceeding 01 saia oourt, entitled "ti. Charlton vs. Freeman Avery and wife Cor delia Avery and Henry Rouse." 1 shall, on Monday, July 1th, 181)2, at the Court House In New Bern, N. (.'., at 12 o'olock, M.. Be, I to the highest bidder, at public auotwn, all the rUht, title and Interest which said Fic.-mun Avery and wife Cordelia Avery have in and to the following real estate, to u ll: A cer tain tract 01 iana lying in .o. .; lownniiip, Craven oounty. on a branch of Moaelev creek, on the west side of said creek, begin ning at a rea oax ana running Boutn 1 east 150 poles to a red oak, tlieuce south ,f 40 poles to a red oak. thence north ti,', ' east 210 poles to a pine, thence north 11 1 west 1(10 poles to a white oak, tneuce to tho flrbt station. containing 250 acreB, and being the same iraol or iana granted to francts Stringer the 8th day of October. 1717. Also one other tract lying In bH1 townehip and oounty on the south side of Neuse river and east Bide of Gum Bwoiri. to . same which wa granted to Wm. Wadswoiti-, o.-t.buth, 1817, exoept that portion of t-ul tract con veyed to John Cobb, Terms 01 saia sale. casn. Thls8ddy of June, lk'U. WM. H. LANK. BherllTof Cruveu county, Execution Sale. In obedience to an execution lseufd to me by the Clerk ol the tin lienor Court of Craven oounty, on aJudKment rendered In a special irooeeuing in said court, eniuieu ft. Jharlton vs. Freeman Avery and wife Cor delia Avery, and Henrv House:" 1 Bnall. on Monday, juiy iin, wua, tti too court House aoonnnew iserne. r. i.-.. at iz o ciocg. M. sslltothe highest lilddei, at Publio Auo uon, all toe right, title ana interest which said Henry Bouse has In and to thofollow- log real estate, to wit j certain traot ot land Wins In No 8 townshlu. Craven oountv. on a branon. of Moseley oreek. on the west side or said orees, beginning at a red oak and rnnnlDg south 81 east 15U poles to u red oak; thenoe sonth 66 40 poles to a red oak, tnenoe north 66 east 240 poles to a pine, thenoe north 11 west 160 poles to a white oak, thenoe to the first station, coutalnlnu 250aores, and being the same traot of land grants d to Fracals Stringer the 8th day of lotober, 1747. Also one other traot on the south side of Neuse river, In said township and oounty, and lying on the east side of Gum Swamp, being the land which was granted to Wm. Wadsworth, Oct. SOth, 1812, exoept that portion of said traot oonveyed to John Oobb. Terms or said sale, oath. This 8d day of June, If 92 WM. B. LANE, Sheriff ol Craven oounty. GET IKT OUT OF THE WET! If jouhave been bujloit unMtisfaotor) gooda and are dlgconsolate, try a change. . We ffuarantea to iult yott, . ' Kaapectfully, ) HACKBUBN St WILLETT. IS RIO ICSS eFV'" M a Irs :O,O0O J. S. Office foot Crave d Blreut, la Clyde building) GEEERAL COMMISSION MERCKIST, IiUVE)! OF and KXPOUTEK of COTTON DEALEIi IN COUNTftY PRODUCE And all speculative commodities. Reasonable cash advances nini, 1 bOiiclt consign an-nli tif Xr ti'.-k for fnllow Ini: Cuiiimitibiuu M-i c-bttutB, v hu l- re r,1 liable and reuponglb e; r . S. OUi8'N. i'Mlade.phlq. K. McMUl KIN &OL'. uutl t. II, loWNEH & CO , New York. HK.WKKNrt At CO., llst.n. J. K. KKLNtNKPY A CO., 1MI hmh. It.illy Uotfttl'jnB-lrtti to c 1!--tmitd t it bleclv borl 1m my nit-co evt'r;. tiny. Call or wi i' f t : r niuiiclls ki.i1 cardR. lsit, id welcuuiu. Corn-ondtiifn U -vltei, iuj :U dwtf UOIFI. IOC. Hojh, now is the timo lo 'c-t BAU-C.A1N-5 in 4-in-liaiid Tiss. Vov TEN' CENTS wo can sell you tlio prettiest Flannel Scarf you ever saw, "All Wool" with Silk Stripes We only charge you FIVE CENTS for a BtJDE BOW. Look iu our Show Windows i u call sec an assortment. I will soli lh: vury bait Mrs -. ll-A for Men and l!os for iOj. each. Thiso goods aro felling daily nt Si "0 and $1.25 each. You muV. r. .noinbir that F-:j: Iko his risturaed from EcliiM, i.a.1 !i9 his stock oompluto no better in tha market and is willing to f-ivo U:j p;op'o eome bcncQis of his long visit. Don's psy eoventy-fivo cc:.!s to 6 dollar and a quarter whi n you soma for 5(h. 19 mar27dwtf They Ire Coming With. A Eush. Who? Why, J. F. TAYLOE'S Customers, To got tho Goods saved from tho fire, which he is almost giving away to make room for new stock. If you want the iggest turns you ever got for tho least money, join tho crowd, come quick and get your pick. They are bound to go. P. Ik mfikKt, CSAVEN STREET, 3 Doors from Board of Trade NEW BERNE. K. C, Solicits CONSIGNMENTS OF TRUCK for the following well-known Firms: Msrs. A. Bennett A Co., NEW YORK. " Nock, Timmons & Co., PHILADELPHIA. " Lippman Bros., BROOKLYN. " Darand Bros. & Merrick WASHINGTON, D., C. " C. Wolters & Co., , NEWARK, N. j. .Latest qnotatlona received daily from each of the above markets. - -. Btenoils and Postal OarrU can b bad npon application at my ofSoe, mar24dw3m I - AM) PerThoussRii -fs m mi LOTS i r;;COT .A-t Depot. -.- A -Ji ;::Livbg Prices Gall to Sea TTf. r . b cJ . v.jj ones . r-TOK. f;; - I mm store, u fi z Sacriffca! One vc.-y valuable Dark Bay"Hotie, any iady or child can drive.. . - , Oi.c Ir-.n fcatV. . ! ! : 1 1 j L .nundred Lbs. Fairbanks 1 . C'-raau-r Scales. sit 1 1 J Sli-iw Casus. ' Aijy or a:i tho above can be ii Ik.; '.'ain by calling on 9 t at LIVELY, FEED Stables G.Uon House. !7i 11 A FINE LOT OF XI styles. LOT OF 8StS, To retail at 10c. ALSO ILK VESTS, I ;. i, ids in the city for .ho money. ,;.VK A FINE LINK ia ;i i iutci ... buying Li will bo to your i and sco beforf ,uvj rl i Baxter, Wb Wants IMU rr1 VJL9 IS w4 Havinc put in NEW RE9TlLJUR3lt aud connoomd it with. Wubinft-tarv W TbloRraph, I am read f to gire oorreot time to each orri every on'rt'4 K I have aLo a Call etook of all kiada of Goods in 1117 lino, which l am aellipK at Rook Bottom Prices. - STtw COMB AND SEB UZ,jw( ail SAM"K;EATQMt The JWlV,Mt Middle St.. oppovIUBaptUaCrirtt rrnvo . 2,attla - MRS. B. B. LANE Middle St. , opposite Baptist CLorcL Spring and ; SuBinebfc" Afoll Hneof JIllUBery all llSo-lattft atylea, aa handaom and a , ahctoihABTtn be bought In tha oity, -r ' t Also, a' nice Una of Laoei' ErinJroTder tea, Ladies' Vestas .Ladies' and Ckililrau'l Hose, Mitts, Belts, eto. v, . - Tha poblio generally ar most rc. , fully iuvited. to eall and examine ts-r took and compare her prices with ' 1 of any In the city or elsewhere. Received': LADIES SHOES can g-:t i v"-I iHlilimAHi A
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 5, 1892, edition 1
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