North Carolina Newspapers

.VOE.-XX-NO. 104" 1.' H,, r NEW BERNE, N. 0.. TUESDAY, JULY 26. 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. 2 II. ... p!BTJ3UfESS LOCALS. , WAOTED-rVTo rent a Dwelling House in a pleasant part of city. jyZBtf JBarrisotoN & B-AXTEn. -'" feO AAwfll bo paid for the hugest r fytJJ watermelon in North Carolina. ' Must weigh as much as 70 pounds. - jlw :f.:7-'-:H Address this Office. A WAVERIVT and COOPER'S Works for Bale at a Bargain. Eight end ' Ten Voluniie each. Ne, binlsoroely ' bound, and lrg clear print. j83t HUNYADl Jam Mineral Wator," the beat Natural aperient. " - For aale by Jab. Rbdmond. D. V. JONES, late in charge of th prescription department of -Pelham'a Pbannaoy. Aehsvilie, N O., -haa opened Prescription Dru Store n.zl to ouatom house. Special oare la given to the selection of preparation! , for prescription use only. The patron age of the pnblio ia solicited. may 29 PURE CORN WHISKEY for aale by Jab Rbdmond. DUFF dor don Imported Sherry, for tale by Jas Rbdmond. DO yon need a Crueh Hat. Uood ORBS, LATB 8HADBB, at N m20 , Barbinoton & Baxter's.. IMPORTED HOLLAND OIN, Burke'a Baas', Ale and Burke'a Guinness' Stout, for aale by Jab Rkdmosd. FOR SALE CcW box or ward rob lounge ia a perfeot lounge by day and perfeot bed by nigbt, and jou pen put away aa much clothing or other articles aa in the average wardrobe. You can get three artiolea for the prioe of one. No extra oharge for packing or shipping lira. Dr. Talm.ge, wife of the oele brated preaoher, says these lounges are very, very nice. Prioe in Ore too. (10. 12. Raima $18. f U. Raw Silk, $20, $35, Bilk Brooatelle, $25, $80. Terma 10 per oent. discount oash with order ar half with order balanoe 00 daya. ALFRED COLE3. Qrand and Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 7 AAA OIOARS at very low I l)UUv figure to wholesale and retail trade for aale by Jab Redmond. CAPRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY X used very much in the sick room. For aale by Jab Rhdmokd. IpiTB Hundred pairs of Rubber Bhoea for ohlldren, 10, 12 and 15 cents per pair.. BIO IKE. MI8U. 8ACRAMESTAL, PORr and 80UPPEBN0N0 WINES far sale by Jab. Redmond. DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for Mediolnal nae. for aale by jaoi ' Jab. Rbdmond. T CALVIN SOHAFFER'S WILD Xe CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put np aspreaaly lor throat and long dia eaaea, for aale by Jab. Rbdmond. The cry la' North Caroline, for years lus been "more bog and hominy.'' It Is pleasant to bo as sured by the State Department of Agriculture that stock raising has been increased, that a great many more hogs are on hand, and that corn will be in great plenty. Very good all this for the hungry people. It was never wiee for North Caroli na farmers to keep their smoke houses in Cincinnati and Louisville and their grain fields in the West. A good, wise farmer will try to raise at home all the supplies pos sible. Hay fields in the North for farmers. South is something absnrd and inexcusable. Gladstone, who is 82 years of age, made an 87 minute speech re eently, talking at the rate of 150 words a minute. DuKlf & Go's, weekly review of trade says that there is a distinct ive improvement, not only in trans action In comparison with last year, bat also in the prospects for the coming season. Congressman Henderson, of this State, denies that ho has ever promised any one to give way for Mr. Leazar. A rumor is in circula tion In bis district that he made soon a promised two years age. lira letter to Chairman Gordon, of Va., Mr. Cleveland says of the Force bill: Ml regard it as a most astrocloufr measure and I do not see , how any Demoorat can think other wise.'? He said as muoh in 1890, and again in 1891. - , Bxnatok Palmes has intro- . duoed ia the Senate the bill Intro duoed in the House by Mr. Barrows, providing that women employed in the government de partments shall get tho same rate of compensation that is given to men employed in the name gra!e , of work. Bight. - , TOE Caucasian, edited by Pres ident Batter oi the Fanners Alii' ance, while opposing the National Demoeratio ticket, , supports the "Democratic State ticket. It says "The Caucasian is for the present Bute ticket and will advocate ,aod vote for it under any and all eironmstanoea." i- - . - " 'tin ii i aeSBsmsssasasa- - A United Press despatch to the Virginian from Baltimore July 22, says: The News this afternoon has the following special from Its Washington correspondent: "It ia understood by some of Mr: Hill's admirers that ha has for some time contemplated resigning from the Senate. : He nny do ao . at any time," Wo hope Senator Hill will not teslgn. ' , . Mb. Cleveland, in his letter to Mr. Clennan, says that he under. stands perfectly well that tho De mooracy oi Virginia nave-, no holiday task' In securing the elee torsi vote of the State for the par. i j i": j yet ne nas "suoa uttn . and c " boee in their steadiness" that be cannot bring himself "to enter. t in i-y ftpprchonsion as to the re t " The c x President has In i L.iiJ t' o p "'e of North Caro lina, urovw u i ,;ht. .. , LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Vf. J. Rountree Executor's notice. Barrington & Baxter Honse wanted. weather ia aoain promised for Three good days together. Hor- Fair today, rah! - Tonight is the time for the great $300 favor German' the most elaborate affair of season at the Atlantic Hotel. Mr. C. 8. Hill, formerly with Mr. H. B. Duffy, has taken a situation to travel for the Singer Sewing Machine Company in Mr. W. T. Lane's territory. He com menced yesterday. Rev. Mr. Jones, of Louisville, Ky., ar rived last night and preached with fine effect at the Church of Christ. He is an able man and one of the Faculty of Ham ilton Female College. He is here in the interest of the College. Mr. Jones is a native North Carolinian but he moved to Lexington, Ky., soon after the close of the war. Tho Ooldsboro Messenger says: In a letter from Mr. W. H. Lyon, of Golds boro's Big Racket store, who is now in Raleigh, written to us, be winds np with saying: "just 81 years ago toaay, on Sunday, July 21et, 1861, I with my regi ment, the Oth N. C, was in battle at Man assas the first battle. I have the same S. A. belt I wore that day. Money could not buy it. How time flies and people forget.'' Sunday night the house of Mr. A. B. Gaskill, (generally known as Mr. Bices Oasklll) near Swift Creek was entered and robbed while he and family were attendiug Antioch Free Will Baptist Chur cb, about a mile distant. The trunk in which Mr. Gaskill kept bis money was taken out, broken open and about 1100 in money secured. Nothing else was stolen. It must have beta some one familiar with the premises. Mr. and Mrs. Gaskill joined the church during the meeting which was held while the robbery wss being committed. Today at noon Hollowcll & Peterson s excursion will pass through the city. This is the 33d excursion these gentlemen have run from Ooldsboro to Morehead, and they generally carry good crowds. Much of this is due to the low rates which they inaugurated with the com mencement of their excursion business and have maintained ever since, The charge is only 50 cents the round trip from New Berne to Morehead. The ex cursion will start back at four o'clock tomorrow afternoon and arrive here at 6:10 p.m. Special rates for board were secured at Morehead for the excursion ists, and arrangements mode with the boatmen to take parties of excursionists to the surf and return for 10 cents each. Coming; and Going. I Press Convention. Mr. Jas. A. Bryan who has- been spend- The Joukaal proprietor, j Mr. E. E ing a week or two at Morehead returned Harper, left yesterday morning to attend home yesterday. the annual meeting of the Tress Conven- Capt. Wm. Hill left on a. business trip I tion, which holds this week in Charlotte. to Lauriubersr and his brother-in-law I This session promises to be a very inter- Mr. Herbert Wetherington of Cove who I csting one has been spending some time in the city I The people of Charlotte have actively left for Wilmington to take a position prepared to entertain the visiting news- on the W. & W. Railroad. paper fraternity, and a pleasure trip to Dr. J. H. Benton, dentist, returned I New York has been arranged for at the from svendins a short time at Newton I close of the session Grove and at Carroll Beach, where his family are spending the summer. Our former townsman, Mr. Jas. R. Mr. Harper will, by desire of sonio of our liest business men and other citizens, extend a warm invitation to the Associiv Roberts, of Anniston, Ala., pas ed through tion to hold its next scsstion in this city. last night en route to Morehead. He in-1 When it met here in 1878, the meeting tends to come up this morning to spend! was mutually pleasant and gratifying to some time with his relatives in the city. I the editors and to our citizens. A ban Mr. John T. Hargett returned from a I quet to the former was given at the Gas- visit to relatives in Greene county. ton House, and a trip was taken to More- ( Miss Zylphie Land, who has been head. Our people stand ready as ever to visiting at Mr. W. T. Lane's, left for her welcome the newspaper men of the State home in Johnson county. again, and to do all possible to ensure a Mr. J. T. Hall returned from a visit to I royal time for them while here. relatives and friends at Trenton. Mrs. M. Blumgardt left to spend some time at Morehead City. Mrs. M. A. Davis, who has been visit ing relatives in Beaufort, returned home. The steamer Ncusc took out the fol lowing passengers: Mr. J. Y. Gosslcr, of tha firm of Gossler & Co., lumber dealers, of Philadelphia, returning home from a business trip to the city ; Mr. J. K. Brown, special agent of the U. 8. Treas ury Department, who has been visiting the custom houses of this locality in his official capacity, en route to other points; Mr. Jas. A. Bryan, Vice-President of the N. W. & C. II. R., to attend a meeting of the officials in Philadelphia : and Master Allie Cook to visit relatives in Philadelphia. The family of Mr. Geo. F. Wyman, superintendent of the New Berne Sewer age Company, arrived last night moving to the city from Denver, Colorado. They have been on the journey ever since last Tuesday. They will live in the house on Broad atreat formerly used as the Epis copal rectory. Big Excursion to the Colored Fair. The Sugar Bill Meetings. The out-door prayer meetings, conduct ed by Rev. J. F. Butt at Sugar Hill, Sunday afternoon, was attended by fully 150 people. In the meeting there were Missionary Baptists, Free Will Baptists, Disciples, Methodists and Presbyterians. Several gospel talks were made, and a collection was taken up as a nucleus of a fund wherewith to build a cheap taber naclc in the neighborhood. In addition there were over 100 peopli ou the outskirts who were as attentive and seemed to enjoy the meeting as heartily as any one. Impressions of Trenton. Editor Journal: e have just re turned from a trip to Trenton, and find a very pleasant and enjoyable condition o: affairs in the village and vicinity Among other improvements wc sec that tho Methodist church is being tastily painted inside and out. n is a very pretty church with stained glass window The new college building is nearly fin ished. It is nice and well arranged. W had the pleasure of meeting the principal rrot. W. H. Kuoxles, ana lounil linn A letter has been received by the I pleasant and courteous gentleman. Secretary of tho Oriental, Industrial, Stock, Fruit, and Agricultural Fair of this city from the manager of the excur sion will be run to the Fair by rail from Norfolk. It will come through on Mon day, August 8th, the first day of the Fair and the tickets will be good until Sntur- The streets were in good condition, and the shade trees had just been newly and evenly whitewashed, which added con siderable to their appearance. We noticed a curiosity, a tine lemon tree, tue best oi the kind we ever saw, loaded with choice lemons. Somo sped mens of the fruit were as large as goose eggs. Dome were ripe and omers npen day, August 13th, the day after the Fair ing. It belonged to Mrs. Kinsey. We closes. Ten cars have been chartered hope sho will have it on exhibition at the next new Heme fair, it wilt Do a very and 700 people havo agreed to come on it. Among the excursionists will bo two brass bands, numbering 24 members to compete for tho premiums offered for the best band, and also a base ball club to enter the contest for the $75 and $25 prizes ottered for the 1st and 2d best teams. Five clubs from different cities have thus far announced their intention of coming. Arrangements have been made for en tertainments in the Fair Theatre build ing and a fine elocutionist has also been secured. Everything is looking favorable lor a largo attendance one considerably in excess of previous years, and the manage ment strongly urges on exhibitors to make special efforts for a fine display of track and farm crops, cattle, poultry, game, fancy work and all other lines. Hotel on the Banks. The Morehead City News gives the fol lowing item: "It ia rumored here that there will be largo hotel built on the baalrj opposite Morehead before another reason. We hope it ia true and the hotel will he btllt, tor it it certainly a an bum for ewe. You can get the breeze frjom (far oceam A fine place for driving- oa ' the beach, ami good surf bathing right at your nanus. Changes la the Hasie Houses. Mr. A. Cohn has secured the 'services of Miss Addie Sne Hani, an esteemed young lady of Raleigh, u stenographer and type-writer in hi music house. She haa arrived, is stopping at Mr. G. F. M. Dail's, and hat entered upon the ditcharge of her duties. Miss Harris is the daughter of Mr. J. O. L. Harris, editor of the Ral eigh Signal Mr. Cohn haa alto engaged the tervicea of Mr. & W. Brook, ot Grifton. He it expected on the 10th prox.- :i ; Mr, Wv R. Barrington it branching out and adding music to hit tewing machine business and he has secured the tervioet of Mr. Willie Stalling, formerly with Mr. A. Coin. Mr. Barrington represents the house of J. 8. Amea, dealer in the lead ing pianos and organs, Borne art) bow on hand. Additional ones will arrive this week, two ef those coming an al ready told to parties In Beaufort, the trades being effected by Mr. 'Barrington while attending tho District Conference. ' i' v" Prepetals.-... - Sealed fpropotale will he received for thirty days for theoonstructina of a Boiler lor the Atlantic Steam Fire latrine. For further information apply to the cuairman oi me nre department mittee. v ' Wk. Elu s Chairman F. IX Com. July 83d, 1892. ... tf ami POWDER Absolutely Pure. A oream of tartar bakina powder. Highest of all in lnvoniog stronqlb. Latest United Stales CoverrMent lie- port. Royal Baking Fowliib Co.. 10C Wall St..N. Y. NOTICE. State of North Carolina Cravn county. The nndenlened havlnennftlilled uezeca tor of the In at will and teal umeut c i Monroe Hn no tree, deoeasea. on the'Z&tU davofJaly, l8tt3, before the Olerk of the Superior Court of Mid county, hereb y noun 8 all persons hav ing maims against me estate oi saia Monroe Hountree, to present tnem to his attorney, Geo. H. White. In New Benin. N. 0 . for pay ment on or before the Voth day of Ju!y. 1HHH. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons inaouied to said eeiaie win make Immediate j ayraerjt. ttigned this -ui any oi juiy, itz, WM. J ROUN1KKK, Iy2ti 6w K i on a tor. EDUCATE Yoixi la the boat and safest way and witn the least trouble and expense by sending him to BARNES' ACADEMY, A home school for twenty boyo, in one of the healthiest and most moral towns of the State. The boya study in the presence and under (he direction of the Prinoipal. Palroniznd by the beat fam ilioe. Terms mocinrnte. Write early and secure a place for tbu next year. E. L. BAliNKS, A. B . rrinolpal, Lnolr, N. U. lltiforKiicis: Faculty ef Davidson Col lege, N. O. ; Dr. E. Porter, Rjoky Point, N. O-; lion. John F Kiokn, Mayor of Charieston, 8. C!., Rut. It P. Smith, Blackatocks, a. O : Mr. U. O. 8tokei, Oral Oakfl, V , Mr. W. M. Brown, Cashier Bunk, l'lorence, 8 O ; Est. ah-!-"")ra Tracer, Atlanta, Oa ;Supt. H. P. . ver, of the City School. Chariot ton, to C, eto. i21 tf Finite, Mattresses. GrO TO ones , opi. South Front St For Furniture c Mallrew.eN malo t (liistmi lloufie, f All Kinds. opli :v 11 1 1 I Toiio- vnteJ, FRICES VERY LOW. jylO dwtf POLSTSOS OF TQ-DW SALE, LIVERY, FEED AND Excfcsage Stables Opposite tho Gaston House - ! . - i T 1 Finest Stock atLiviDg Prices T. A.. Jones PUOI-'-lIKTOR. T.r-vi i dwtf Public Sale. Pursuant to a lodgment of the Uunorlor Oaurt ol Graven comity, roudornd ut the Boring Term. A.D. ltrii. we will sell at Pub lic) Auntloo. at the Court House ilimr In the Oily of Newbern. at 12 o'clock, M . oa Man- dev. September 5th. the following prop ertv: All the estate, property, olaim find de mand or Asa J ones in ana to tne estate ootn real and personal of uls lute father. Freder ick J. Jones, deceased, whether the same be la poseeMlon or expeotanoy to which the aald Asa Jonrale entitled or may hereafter be entitled as one of Die legatees and ae vlsee undf r tDe will ot me said irreclenoK J. Jones, dated the r.'tu day of June, ln now upon record In Will Hook, lllur K paKeitz.in inenmceor tne uiava .noru- perlor Court of Draven connly. TerniB uasii. M. DW. BTEVEMOV wm: W. Ol.AKK, Jya.J tdu v Oominlwluu. nvii.li oxcili'iuont ?! TUIri nation aa Aro not creating as anions tho jolitici:ius U. is, Dlr'f'lL M Out Prices nro among tho inercliaulK f THIS town. Wo arc closing out a bcnutilnl lino nl Gents' Straw Hats at I,HSST1IAN ."0c. IN TI1K 1XH.I.AK ou their aclu.U value, and n large lit.c ol Ladies Goods, Consisting of Dress Goods, White (loods.&c. too nunioiuUH to injiiliun, ut iit toi t iotial li,'uroH. 1 cur eailiet-t niv.vt;i;all..n u.i. i-L. ck is earnestly solicited. Mention litis al. aiw u u 1 1 1 'nuvuicc you of tho truth it contains Truly, ID It H. C. DUFFY. With M afesr I VN L'.J UJ..w Tobacco Tobacco' J"0 H.Grabfree QCo. t mm f a t I nATTf .TTTin ri MACHINISTS, And Blacksmiths. AT good match for Miss Olivia Mett9' lovely dwarf or an Re tree with its bcautilul fruit. A gentleman cleverly luraisheu a nice turnout to one of the fairest young ladies of tne f village, and she, to our delight took us out driving to view the farms ot tho vicinity. The crops looked splendid we never saw them looking bettcr- com and cotton are both flourishing. There are apples in great variety, and peacnea (principally, however) ot kind that ripen later) are plentiful Ham urn The Motillcatloa Meeting. Mr. Clms. Ileizeusteiu passed through Saturday night en route to Morehead and after spending Sunday returned New Berne. Last week he was in New York and attennded tho meeting at which Cleveland and Stevenson were formally notified of their nominations as the Demo cratic candidates for Prcsideut and Vice President ol United states which was doncby Mr. Wilson, chairman of noniiua ting convention in the presence of a vast enthusiastic multitudf of about 18,000 people. Mr. Keizenstem says it appearetl when looking over the sea effaces from an t'lu vated spot hs if all New York was there further that evory body scemsforClevclaud and if the election was to take place at once Cleveland and Stevenson would without doubt sworp iy a tremendous majority. Reck Bottom Prices! Ho. up to Vc. for Oruvcky We have the Celebrated Orange Brand Sugar (not acid) Cured Hams. We have a Full Line of Gar oo o ries. (.Look out for Ann a.l ) L P. Burrus & Go, Foot of Middle street Having willuh.tYiii from the old h:in of John II. Crabtreo ,t Co., and pur chasod tho pluce ou tlio wont side o Craven street, formorly known as Cutli bert s stand, we aro now ready to do all kinds of Foundry, Machinist ami Blac k smith Work. All our tools and machinery arc new and first-class in every particular. With a good corns ol nieel. tines, etc wo hopo to merit and receive a liuoral share of public patronage. John U. Crabtreo & (Jo.. fc'iO dwtf Xi ilviue, l . t Tlio t!.. . ::i'iine;.er pies .m-i , iie.es with M'lSio 'iei1 iL f.u ,i iV.iiii'latiitn, eomo iImwu. lJc'tt,ei avail )'oursolf of this oppoitunitN , lur i-.i'ih a ehance wou't o eur aaiu. To thosn ol " n r eusoinfrs who havo apjireciateil u ir leeen'. AD. and COMK DOWN v.ilh th;i ea.'li, we louder oui thanks To Utoso who havo not, plo.nc allow us to say that prices of Truck aro no liottcr and that now is tho accepted timn for them to provo that they are our friends, it ipecUully, mkbimHi Willeit. Oisosway $ Churchill, AND Irlackinist's Supplies A Bpeci ixJ.y 2 CRAVEN STREET, Oue door below City Hall. All ord.'is sent to ns will havo our prompt attention, and ho ilellvorod to any part of (ho city without delay. Quality and prices uuaianted in evory instance, joIO dw fp Macadamizing the Street. Now that tho streets in the business portions of the city arc well graded, it is proposed to go forward with the im provements begun and endeavor to make the road beds firm, free from mud, and easy to use in all kinds of weather aa was intended from tho time the street im provements were begun, and to that end ft is proposed to apply a thick coating of h.U rock marl The first supply .of It Ncw Yorfc ,, ni jait arrived, ana auaaio tueec wiu probably be the flret W-reSeimttention Health in Old Age The lasting qualities of work of this I Edward Collison, yueens. JN. 1 , says kind should be well considered. Thor-I "I commenced using Brandjibth's oughness. to that the greatest durability I Pill over fifty-five, years ago. I first will result, it highly desirable. The marl I bought them in London, and have cou alone on moderately used thoroughfares I tinued using them since I came to this teems to be reasonably tucceaaftiL but the I country in 1836. I am now over seventy Past experience with the three-inch coat-1 five years old, hale and hearty, and at- ing applied tome montht ago on Middle I tribute my wonderful health to the per street teemt to have demonstrated pretty I ststent use of Bbasdrkth's Pills. Oc clearly that it will not do to depend on I casionally I have a bad cold or scvore at- where heavily loaded teams are constantly I tack of rheumatisn, indigestion or bil patting oyer it ever boor in the day, I iousness, but four or five doses of Bbar. The miry condition was about the tame Jbmth'i. Pnxt always cure me. When when it had been uteri and where it had JeTor'my children have bed sick with aca not. There mutt be a solid foundation I let fever, measles, acid stomach, diaor. below to teenre the desired hard com-1 dered digestion or costiveness, a few pactnew. ' A layer of the shell rock itself, I doeet of BnAjronnTH's Puis restored miuniT nmuvn nn inn nmtwrii niornn-i ntea neiow mo-man, , win give-iucn I"B wUe today, 'tit madnesa to defer." foandation-, and nothing short of thit or I Yoraa, tons r,uaiiy tume tnbtututo uertfor u i jj mean Day now: We ha?e Wt 10 mwien Moelred Urom Baltimore a earn pie lot of men's uandercnleu DIED." " I Thar are of all kind. Oottr. At her residence on Queen street aired 1 1inn an3 allk. ThAv am hAantlAa tWdVif "f3T?!..'!;.fi of them will be told 25 pet I a. .1 - a. I . Bbe WM buried from; 8t Cyprian's 1 oeuB OUBBP151 lUBU goout (Episcopal) Church at p.m. Sunday. I " JO eea any handerohieu or Sha Mount a lonir tlfn aa nana amnair lha I TBI! If JOU dO DOt. bDJT nOW. . We baH people of thr city, and wmtTn. of 1 "P:?!. Uv. .,t .i m . onaueej a iwi wiuo ma o iocv rone, .-"v - onrtalBihare a 12 inch elltr dado morrow I Utue. . .' ' . H f ? anil tkanrlna nAmnlatA U r,nloarf I it e DaTe, 9 ooiora oi inem. t r- At J.M.noWAItDS. The welcome guest 1 tho invi ted guest. 13 mi LOT OF Best Brands of Hams, Shoulders, Corned Beef, Boneless Codfish, Pure Lard. New Butter. West India Molasses, Vanilla Syrup, Pure Apple Vinegar, LUCAS & LEWIS What All Want To Know IS CONTAINED IN Till') Papular Atlas d the it BRADflAM h SMITH, Sii'TOKSors (o :.. V , v 1.. . nia!lnocl iiF.Ai)r.un:;:s l-'.ut Hay, ('orn, Uiiv, O.iIh, iiran llomiii', Utg.H, I in 1 1 ;j. , Barrel t'ovora. U.iKfrinf; mid '1'ich. Agents for IVIor Hiinlorson & (Jo's Soedn. Ordors for nvedn will liuvo the moat careful attention, every package Uoins nold under the striotCHt BHitr.inteo. jiiljlOlf J. 11 B5i ,iS, i'rc. TDOS. DIMELI.Viee Pres. G. 1!. KtiilRKTS, Caahicr. Tho National BaDk, OF SEW Ct;HNE, N. C Store! New Stock! And Oceans Of It! ii tVnni tlio u.-lis. ami :i(;ulu i l:i nIK i in) ll i-'tl'lrt Fine Groceries, Ship Chan dlery, Genrval Run of Dry Goods, Bootn,. Shoes, Etc. win Capital, durpius front, Oocjplote ia every feature, containiuff Kave ol every country on the Ulobe, full Maps of the United Statns, and tuperntn UspJ of eaob Htate and Terri tory. Ulstoff 01 u4 voria. nvonm from the TIME OF ADAM TO TUB YEAR 1890. a. liatofavarr Pnt Offloo. Kxnreas. Tele (raptt and Telephone OUloa In Ibe united Biaiaa. Tha population W evarjr (Mty and VI ua In tna unliatl PIMM ui wwi ana over, aooorainf to uin wmm oi i. anu muh mora naafud Information of araat valua to avery one. All In all, tha moat aaarot and ohMpaat Book ever oirnreil to Uia poDlw. Tia prica wui agiunuu juu, WU. L. PALMElt, Agent. OIKEljTOim. Jas. A I!uyan. Tuoa. Daniels. OlIAU. 8. HaVAN, J. II lUOKBUBN, Ar.ax. Hii.lcr, L. IIabvky, (1. H. Hor.KUTs. DR. WM. D. HOOPER OITors his professional servioee to the people of New Berne and surrounding country. OfTloe on the North side of Broad etroet between Hancock ana Middle oyer the Iw oOloe of Solicitor Geo. n. White. Office hours from 8:30 to 11 a. m., and from 3 to 0 p. m. jy!2tf jyl21m TUB Fanners & Mercliants Bank NEW BERNE, N, 0 , . , Organized one year ao. CAPITAL STOCK , $75,000.00 Dividend ... 8,750.00 Surplna . . . 2,000.00 CndlTldcd Profits . . 820.74 L. H. Cctlbb, . . Presldom. yt. 8.Gauwvx, i - ' Vlo-Prealdea. TWiDawaTv v-Oaahier. .H.FOWKXL, . . xauer, DIBE0TOB8 i Wm. Oleve. - , P. H. Palletlar.' X. W. Stewart, v W. B. Chadwlok. O. Uarka, . K. B. Hankhnn. neadduartert for R?ot;el Batina fltamoe. OolltoUoBt sipeolaltr.- ; ' fe21 iw lta Haaaa. ('ail ili' nr retail at lowost. prl. rs. .UK 1 i Aaniino mv niiU. Tiny camiol bo o.m'oUoiL. A lot of ColT''" at cc iiIh per piiiuul, tobacco 10 cents, niul otlior (rrat bsu irainH in ulihtly damaod goods 8tcI from the fire. F. TAYL0B. 'K(aiuo:tArao 1385 $100,000 98.168 BarrisQfen H Baxter. Closing Out Sale! For the Next 60 Days Wt will close out Summer Clothing, Hats, 'Dress Goods, Ladies' Vests, Gents' Underwear, &c. - ATA GEE AT REDUCTION! n Hate Jualreoelved a u lot ft ,uU ttylo DERBY and BOFT llATB. ' -i BAREINQTOH & BAXTER. ' J. Say. nolghnor, what's the trouble ith yon? Didn't you Ret tho nomina tion? No, but I got a pair of Cart Wheels that don't suit ma, and now J. O. Whitty & Co. have just sot in a supply of thoao Celebrated Tenneaace Wheels. lam always doing juet what I ought not. Taka my advice and go al one to Whitty 'a and get a pair of the Tea- neeaae whoole and you can smile if I can't. ForEent. The rooms over the ttoro of Diaoaway ft Churchill (next to city hall) aro for rent. Apply to jy!2tf J. E. Latham. 250,000 BRICK BEADY FOR SALE! Cheaper than any other Mar can FnrnUh Them.: I'vo Rot 'oru and want to toll 'om, Apply to . . . , . h W. P. BHRUrfl, Now Berne, w s . : ' At. TORTEH, Blrcrdiw, ; ' Jnot dtf .... .--..A '