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NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS
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WANTED An experienced Insurance
Man to mnnagu a poking Accident
business here in New Borne. Good open
ing for a hustler. Address, stating expe
rience, Box 263, Atlanta, Ga, 0 3t
I HAVE fitted up Hotel Albert Barber
Shop nicely and in style. 1 invite all
my old patrons and others who want a
pleasant shave r hair cut in artistic
style to give me a call.
. PllOP. W. U. SlIKPABl).
EUN7ADI Jnu Mineral Water,
itiu titNnaral aperient.
" For Kbtu by Jas. Rrdiiond.
RD V. JONGS, UM mchuitool
tlm preaorip'.ion devitruftnt of
(Vlbam's Pharmacy, A-bbVil!.', N 0.,
has opened a Proscription Deux Score
- orx to ouhtom hauoc. Special oaro is
.Riven to the selection of preparations
lor prescription use only. The patron
age of too public in solicited. ma j 29
PURE CORN WHISKEY lor sale by
Jas Redmond.
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
sale by J A3 Redmond.
IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN, Burke's
Baas' Alo and BurkVs Guinness'
Stool, for e&lo by Jab Redmond.
FOR SALE Oolea' box or ward
robe lounge is a perfect lounge by
"day and a perfect bed by night, and you
oaa put away as much clothing or othhr
articles as in the avorage wardiobe.
Yon can Rut three articles for tbo price
of one. No extra ohargo for packing or
shipping
lira. Dr. Tulninge. wife of the cele
brated preacher, says these lounges are
wit, very nioe.
Prioe in Cretan. $10, $12,
Raima 813. 114,
haw Silk, $20. 825,
Sdk Brooatello, 825. 880.
Terms 10 per oent. dlsooum onh with
order or half with order bIanoo 00
days. ALFRED COLES.
Grand and Myrtle Avenuos.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
AAA CIGARS at very low
I OiuUU figures to wholesale and
retail trade for sale hy Jab. Redmond.
GARRETT'S COGNAU 1)11 ANDY
need very much in be nob room.
For aale by Jab Kkduopp.
MISII, 8ACRAMKM TAL. PORT and
80TJPPERNONU WINES for sale
by Jas. Keluonp.
DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for
liedloinal use. for sale by
Jen28 Jas. Rkdmond.
I CALVIN SCIIAFFER'a WILD
CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
up expressly for throat and lung dis
eases, for aale by Jas. Redmond.
Tub report from Missouri is, Re
publicans active bat will not win.
Third Party people in this sec
tion ore down on potatoes. They
say they expeoted something from
them were disappointed. S
potatoes!
If it be true that there are no
people on Mars Jerry Simpson and
Tom Watson might move their par
ty up there and have things all
their own way.
Third Party men so far as we
bare seen,' are not enthusiastic,
bat they look determined. They
seem to say, we will hold our half
acre of this continent until b
freezes.
No body o in tell what North Oar
. olio a will do in this campaign. Wait
until all the conventions have ac
ted. The Democracy never begins
to fight until J,ho enemy is ia
r A. qood many people wonld like
" U see Dr. Baaderlin on the stamp.
He ?ld a pleasing and effective
speaker,' bat wo suppose the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee
knows1 its business.
; eIdioal Kepnbiioan pa pert
talk of 'The Fore Bill Bagaboo.''
A bogabw is 'something friglrtftil,
aa a Hpeeter.". They expected it to
. frighten Democrat, but itaoy now
see in It the ghottt of their ih-p.irted
hopes, and tremble in I'm pres
ence. -
V ''We do not think it necessary to
, go Into argument to prove that the
, Bepoblioan party will pass and try
to enforce a force bill, if it oarries
the next election, We assume that
every Intelligent man in tho South
. nnderstands that Itepubllcu dev-
lltry ia only limited ty opportunity
and expediency." . .
Qzuxbal i'liLD , aysi'.Vtn
Third party-men in Viginia may
, not able to elect their ticket, but
- they can cast enough votes to ena
able Harrison to carry the Btte,"
and yet there are some white men
: in Virginia who are willing to vote
General : Field and MU party,
Bhamo upon them. "... , '.
THB Standard-Union, radical
Eepublloau, says, by way of criti
clam, that "the real meaning of
the organization of the Democratic
Campaign Committee is that Mr,
V.IItncyis to, personally conduct
the campaign."-' We would bo
glad to know that tho Standard.
Union is tight in flu conclusion
The condaot of tbo Democratic
campaign could 'not be ia bettor
?"--'.
good idea of the nature of the
opposition to the regular Democ
racy in Alabama is conveyed in the
sending of dispatches to the New
York Mail and Express. The par
ty that makes (hat paper its
mouthpitce must be- intensely hos
tile of Southern unity and Jeffer
sonian Democracy.
All that Democrats in North
Carolina can tlo just now, is to
shell the woods. We ' don't know
what opposing 11. ig will be upon
tho field. It may be the black Re
publican banner, or it may be
sometning . else. The only safe
rulo is to stand by the Demcratic
flag, aud be ready to oppose the
enemy whatever lorm he may as
sume. GOAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
llowurd.
For sale Log wagon.
Miss Ilollistcr School opening.
There were 37 deaths in Winston in
July, 32 colored and only 5 white.
The New Berne baseball club will leave
fur Gohlsboro this morning to play the
(ioldsboro club two games one this
afternoon and the other tomorrow.
Half of the store recently vacated by
Meters. W. P. Burrus & Co. is being fit
ted up. for Simpkins Bros. They will
run a good restaurant in the rear and
confectionery in the front portion ofit.
The phonograph, or talking machine,
is a wonder. Those who have not heard
one and those who have also can have
a chance of hearing one of the best at the
Fair. It is located alongside the Fish
aud Game building.
Ladies are expected to grace the oc
casion of the first Democratic speaking of
the campaign tonight with their presense.
A cordial invitation is extended to them
all. Dr. J. 8. Long and Mr. S. C. Bra
gaw will be the principal speakers.
Mr. Thomas Lcary died at his residence
at Riverdale, Monday, August 8th, aged
40 years. He leaves a wife and two
daughters to mourn his death. Hecaine
to this country from England, the place
of his nativity, aud has lived at Riverdale
about six years, a quiet and good citizen.
A number of people went through last
night to attend the business men's meet
ing at Morehead, but tbero was not so
many as was expected. Mr. W. E. Pt
terson informs ns that fully fifty others
engaged rooms at the hotel, and he looks
for them tonight The meeting may last
through s part of tomorrow.
There is n thirteen year old colored
boy from Washington, N. C, at the Fair,
who walkc and performs on a small slack
wire. unlike tnc generality ot rope
walkers, he uses no balance pole, but
maintains his equilibrium try simnlv
stretching out his hands. Ho will bo in
the procession this morning and upon its
arrival at tho grounds wilt give a per
formance m front of the grand stand.
To understand tbo rating of fire in
surance in New Berne ia somewhat puz
zling) With two first class fire compa
nies we can sec no reason why it should
be so high. In some other places 'no bet
ter equipped for extinguishing fires, the
rates arc much less. We ask our agents
here if more equitable rates cannot be
secured 'and would it net give a suffi
cient increase of business to Justify mak
ing them lower.
Bears are giving hunter sport at Goose
Creole, a tow nights ago one was
wounded by a tiled gun set by Mr. Bryan
Dixon. The noxt morning hd was trailed
by dogs to where ho had stopped) a party
following. Tho bear showed, fight when
reached. The first time he was fired at
he was missed, but the next load fired by
Mr. Wui. Bnnson settled him. He' was
but a few feet from Mrr Brinson when
killed, and if he had reached him would
doubtless have caused him to carry away
marks of the conflict.
' There being more applicants for the
places duo Craven county in the Female
Industrial School at' Greensboro than the
county is entitled to, the President of the
School, Trof. Charles D. Mclver, has
written to Dr. Long to assist hint by hold
tog competitive examination of . all
applicants. This examination wilt be
held at Dr. Long's office on Thursday,
the 18th, beginning at 0 i-9 a,?mV;Let
applicant come prepared, with pencils
and paper for a written' examination,
Prof. Mclver writes that those who com
pete butiait to gain the scholarship from
this county may come in. off vacancies
made by the counties entitled that da not
apply. This gives . encouragement for
every ono to compete with good hopes of
final success, a . . ; ... . ,vy 7
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1 Masonle Nottoev ' I
: There will be a. regular communication
of St, Johns Lodge, No. 8, A. J". A.' M
at o o ciock tonignt
J. B, Bauhoht, Bec'y.
Democrats Hpeakfnav
The "Clevcland-Carr Campaign? Club
will meet at the court house Wedneadav
night at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of
all Democrats is desired. Invited , speak
ers win address tho meeting. A special
mviiniion is extenuoa to Hie ladies..
By order of the President,'
. ' .A. H. 1'owkll, f ee
At the Fair.
There was a Fair urade as usual yes
terday morning.
Tho exhibits were fuller than in the
first part of the preceding day some hav
ing been sent in after tho opening of the
Fair, as seems almost unavoidable.
There wa9 an increase in the attendance
and today is likely to bo one of the big
gest and best days. There will be an ex
cursion in from 'Washington on the
steamer Nowborne.
Visitors should remember to 'take :i
look at all the stock. There is quite u
number of hogs and sonic very good ones.
Thcro are fine horses in the stables.
There are pretty cattle of choice breeds.
There are excellent specimens of thor
oughbred dogs of several breeds.
There is a supply of goats, and a vari
ety of poultry is shown.
There arc potatoes, pumpkins, peppers.
squashes, little and iumienw gourds, ma
ture peanut:! on the vine of an upright
buuch variety, corn, grapes, pears,
apples, peaches, dried fruit, watermelons,
native woods, dressed and undressed,
marl shells, and other articles shown in
the agricultural department.
Yesterday's Racing.
The following horses were entered for
the race that took place yesterday after
noon : Abdallab, by Dr. Lcinster Duffy,
of New Berne; Limber Jim, by Sim
mons, of Washington, and Sauiuel .),, by
M. H. Sultan, of New Berne.
The following was the result :
1st heat Limber Jim, 1st, Samuel J ,
2d, Abdallah, 3d.
2d heat Samuel J., 1st, Limber Jim,
2d, Abdallah, 3d
3d heat Abdallah, 1st, Limber Jim,
2d, Samuel J., 3d.
Fourth to decide.
4th heat Abdallah, 1st, Limber Jim,
2d, Samuel J., 3d.
The race was run for a purse of 20,
60 per cent, went to first horse, 25 per
cent to second, IS per cent, to third.
Coming and Goiufr.
The family of Mr J. W. Stewart re
turned from Morehi'ud yestvrdny morn
ing, Rev. C.'F. Sherrill, of Beaufort passed
through en route to the mountains to
pend a three week's vacation.
The following parties passed through
returning to their home from Morehead:
Mr. Thos. Dewey and family, of Golds
boro, and Mr. M. C. Creasy, of Columbia,
C.
Mr. J. E. Caraway returned from Black
Mountain.
Miss Ray Schultz has left to spend
several weeks at Virginia Bcach-
Amoug those who went down to More
bead were Capt. E. R. Jones, Capt.
Alex Miller and Mr. LJ II. Cutler, of the
city, left for Morehead as delegates to tho
business men's meetinp.
SL'UAK HILL TABERNACLE.
Lumber Subscribed Work
to
Begin
Monday Morning
(There is no grace or virtue that stands
so high in the estimation ot our Heavenly
rather) (and tola so plainly by the Apos
tlo Foul in his first letter to the Corin
thians, 13th chapter) as charity. Love
manifested in acts ot generous giving to
worthy objects by men who bave the
ability and do not turn their backs, (and
say "No," one of the most frigid words in
the English language) upon any cause
for good when it is clearly made known
to them that it is a worthy cause de
manding heip.
And wo do say from experience and
observation that wo have never yet met
with a more free hearted people than we
find in the city of New Berne, wo have
never seen their kindness equalled. We
do not say tins as flattery but can testily
from admiring experience.
The out door open air service in tbo
southwestern part of the city known as
Sutrar Hut on Sunday afternoons for the
last month or two is very largely attended
but its sometimes being broken up by
rains suggested tne wea ot a cneap taber
nacle and a number of .carpenters whose
names win be given in the lulu re, volun
teered to gratuitously do the work If the
timber could be procured, about 8,000
or 14,000 I cot being necessary.
bo we had a bill made out and tbroueb
the irenerositv of Mr. Street were suu-
Rllcd with a horse and buggy to save us
om so ninch walking in the hot sun
shine accompanied by Mr. Fumey Gas
kill who knew all the parties to whom
we were to apply lor nolo.
First wo went to Mr. Basmeht who
generously started us with a certain part
of the timber between ouu ana luwr leet,
then to Mr, Ularic who lollowed it up
with y 1,000 feet Mr. Ives 1,000 feet, Mr.
Frank Bcbelky 1.000 feet, Btimson Lum
ber Company 1,000 (feet, Moody & Rob
erts 1.000 leet.
We were called away to a camp meet
ing, but returned a few days ago and will
visit all the other mills in James City
and do not expect the cold shoulder to
be turned on ui by any ot tnem.
A man who bandies a good' deal
money- said to ut when we started for
money , we might rest assured that he
wonlo M liberal to us.
We do not wish to Omit Mr. Green
Bryan who kindly consented to . furnish
us the ground on which to build it
Sow we wisn to ass; tne parties above
mentioned who promised this timber to
have it hauled out there this week and
call on us and we will pay the oost of the
wagon nlre. '" ' ' - .-.! --"x
We desire td commence the work next
Mondsv momma. -
,. 4 , Rr. Joint t. But, f
: -- Shell Rock Wanted.
Sealed proposals will be received for
thirty days, for furnishing 1,000 tons
shell rock, dolivered on wharf at New
'Berne. ' . .- '. :.
for farther information tpplj to
V- - - W. Dt Wallace,
... .,. "- ' . .V- -:. n,.l
City Clerk.
Anty. 6th 1803. '-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' l'UO
CEED1NGS.
License Granted and Bills Allowed.
At a call-meeting of the board of com
missioners of Craven county met at the
court house in New Berne, N. C, on
Monday, July 25, 1892. Present, Jas. A.
Bryan chairman, J. A. Meadows and E.
W. Smallwood.
Ordered, That licence he granted II
W. Bissing to sell mult liquors exclusive
ly at his place of business in the store
occupied by T. ('. Howard on Middle
street for six months ending Dec. ;ist,
181)2, on payment ot the proper tax to
the sheriir
Monday, August 1st, lx'.l'J.
The board of commissioners of Craven
county met at 12 o'clock, m.
Present, Commissioners, E. W. Small
wood, Dan'l Lane and J. A. Meadow.
Ordered, That upon tho payment of
the proper tax to the sheriff, license be
grunted to C. E. Brockett tfc Co.; and
Jno. P. Rodman tore-tail liquors at their
places of bunincss in tho city of New
Berne for six months endiny; December
31st, 1892.
Ordered, That the valuation of per
sonal property of Henry Spruill, town
ship No. 8, on tax list 1891, be reduced
from $250 to f 1-10 on account of errror.
Ou motiou the hoard took n recess to
Friday, Aug. 5th, 1892, at 10 o'clock.
Aug. 5th, 1892
The board met pursuant to adjourn-,
ment. Present, Commissioners E. f
Smallwood,.! A. Meadows and I):mi!
Lane.
Ordered, That .James Hanis, township
No. 9, Ik: relieved from payment of tax
on 100 acres of land, valued at ?240, list
ed for taxation in 1891. Tho same land
having been listed and taxis paid by H
Moseley.
Ordered, That the lot ou Broad street
belonging to Sarah F. Paris be reduced
from $550 to 400.
C. E. Foyjiaving produced before the
board the power of attorney from II.
Sperling, of Baltimore, authorizing him
to receive the interest ou his judgment
against Craven county to J;i!y 2, 1892.
is ordered hy the hoard that said
power of attorney be duly probated and
orded and that upon 'he proper re
el pt of said C. E. Foy, as attorney in
fact for II. SneiliiiL', unon the docket of
the Superior court for said interest.
that E. W. Smallwood, chairman pro tern,
be authorized to issue to said II. Spcrl-
ug two vouchers, one for $1000 and the
other for $515.38, being interest in full to
July 2, 1892, on said judgment.
Ordered, That the clerk of this hoard
furnish a list of all merchants, trades
and others required to list under schedule
B or C who have failed to list as required
by 1
aw in the year 1892, within the first
it days in January or July of said year
Ordered, That E. W. Smallwood,
clu
lairumn jno Inn, he and is authorized to
issue a voucher to L. II. Cutler for $87,
and one to Luther Lewis for $150 in pay
ment of judgment and interest.
Ordered. That 200 acres of land in 8th
township, situated on the A. and N. C
Railroad, listed by L. S. Wood, agent
for heirs of E. R. Stunlv, bo reduced from
1800 to 1500 on account of error.
The following bills were allowed: R.
G. Moscly, house rent for Newton Weeks
and Catharine Smithwick, $5.50; Fanni,
Williams, keeper, poor house Julv 92,
$12.60; Ireno Coolcy, cook for poor house
July 92, $3.00; Ben McFratcr, furnish
ing coffin to Delia Boyd, $3.50; do. bury
ing Wui. Stevenson, $3 50; C. C. Green,
furnishing medicine to poor for Julv.
$16.95; J. J. Tolson, ag'f provisions
furnished poor house for July, $75.03;
Caesar Boyd, 11 cords mixed wood
furnished poor house, $33.00; II. B.
Duffy, one pair blankets to jail, $1.50;
do. goods to jail, $2.75; do. goods furn
ished poor house, $13.05; T. B. Ipock,
services rendered court as baliff, spring
term, 1892, $3.00; W. M. Watson, blanks
and stationery for use of clerk's office,
$7.15; W. M. Watson, stationery for use
of clerk s oflico, $0.65; J..s. W. Biddle,
services as clerk board of commissioners,
etc., $49.80; W( B. Lano, sheriff, board
of prisoners for July, 1892, $74.95; do.
expenses Lula f errcbee to N. C. insane
asylum $1.63; do. turnkey fcas for month
of July, $2.40; Daniel Lone, per diem and
miloago as commissioner in July and
August, $0.20; E. W. Smallwood, per
diem as commissioner, etc., $13.90. A.
E. Wadswortb, listuig taxes, township
No. 0, and taking agricultural statistics,
$25.00; Thos. Tyson, repairing fence,
township No. 1, $8.81; E. Quidly, janitor
for July, $10; G. A. Hill, keeper Clar-
mont bridge, $10.00; IT. Sperling, in
terest ou debt, $1,515.08; L. II. Cutler.
judgment, $87.00; Luther Lewis, judg
ment, $180.
Board adjourned.
IIe is well paid that is well satisfied.''
That U what wo try'to do atlafjr
onr enstomera, so if you have, any
Clothing, lata or Shoea to boy call
and aee na. , we : have Joat re
oeited handsome line ot Crepe
silk four la hands and eoarfa. The
handsomest line of white lawn bows
in the city".' Remember oar line of
ample goods In Hosiery, Blankets,
Hankerohiefa and Books. "
J.M. nowlBD;
Chil JrenJJry JbrPitcherfr Castorlal
Today's Fair Programme.
The procession will be formed at 9;30
at the corner of Broad and Craven st tec is,
opposite the court house hy Chief .Mar
shal, Major A. G. Odeu in the fa-Hewing
order:
Samaritan Star Hand. C. P. Williams
1-Mder.
Mutual Base Ball Club, of New Heme
Sailor Hoys Base Hall Club, of Wilso.i.
Farrows Lvaguc Base Hid! Club, of
New Berne.
New Heine (iiants f:ase Hall Club, New
Berne.
Seaside Base lia!l Club, New !',.-r;:c-.
1iiie of march same as before.
Wire walking hy boy 1 3 j earn obi, .it 1(1
a.m.
ISascball games at 11 a.m , Mutual of
New ih rut vs. Sailor Hoys of Wilson,
N. C. . 2 p.m., winner of iiiornim; iranu
vs. Farrow's league, of New Berne
Horse-racing, 4 p.m., three minute
c!a.-s. The following are the entries:
Limber Jim, Prince Leon, Jewell Kinsey.
At night speech by lion. J. ( . Dancv.
Miss Mary Jones, of Raleigh, N. ('., will
a concert, Admission 10 cents.
M. P. lloi.I.v, Pres.
W W. Law iiiiNTK, Sec
DIED,
At his home in this city, at 11 o'clock last
evening, Air. Charles Slovcr, m the KOlh
year of his age. Funeral notice w ill be
given hereafter.
Notice.
On and after this date Shaving will be
Ten Cents at my Shop, Middle street.
.Ioiin I'.uows
New Heme, N. C. :.-;:!Uf
ijt.i Reward.
For a heavy gold ring, lost -n NYw
Berne, July 8th, 1892, having tin- 1',-llow-
mg engraved in it: It. A. C. to I: M II. .
Feb. 2S, no. Call at .lonii.vw, o!lhr
Miss Hollister
peu her School ,pb ml -:r 11th,
Will
at Dr. Slover's otlic,-, and
dili-in;.' Latin and will not
;ntrn-
( I'Self
to one class as Ik rclolorc.
For Sale,
L ! WAGON, almoFl n, v
heap, it Strc-t' Feed. Sale
:tnhles
in ven
in ti
Opening !
M-, Sd;ool
i-p,n ,
19th September,
as indicated to friends i
fore leaving.
Tnition- From t'-' nu
month.
i-nKir-i l,i
ft .Hi p,
a!) Im
(IF.o. W.
;i:i..
Sample Hose
and Half Kjso !
Sample Summer Vests
for ladies & children.
Sample Suspenders,
Sample Handkerchief
Bags.
Everything Cheap,
Everything warranted
to he as represented.
BarrisQtcn & Baxter.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, V. S.
T.ife-Savinrr Hirvirn. W.isl.ii.,rto.. I)
C, July 23, 1802 Healed proposals will
be received at tins otneo until 2 o clock
P. M , of Wednesday tho 24th day of
August, 1HU2, to lurnisli and deliver at
tho False Cape Lifc-Saving Station, count
of Virginia, and the Whale's Head, I'niil
Onmiel's Hill, Nag's Head, Pea Island,
C'hicamicomico, Rig Kinnakcet, Cape
Uottaras, Durant s. Ocracoko and Cuimi
1kkkou( jUte-Saving stations, eoast oi
North Carolina,' each, 7,000 nounda bout
urst-growth timothy liay ; 2,000 pounds
licst wheat straw (bundled) ; 5,000 pounds
shelled corn, white. No. 2; and 5,000
pounds barley-clipped onts. All grain
to be ot tho best merchantable feed gram
well filled, free from chaff, dirt or other
impurities, and put up in well sewed new
sacks which aro to lieconic the property
of the Government without additional
cost. Proposals may be made for all of
the articles required, or for ono or more
items, bat bids for less than the full
quantity of any one item will not lc con
sidercd. The price must be by the hun
dred pounds on all articles. One-half of
tho quantity ot forage for each station
most he delivered on or before December
1, 1803, and the - otber half on or liefore
April 1, 1808. Euoh bid must lie aecom
panted by a certified check in the sum of
f 100, drawn to the order of the Hecrctury
ot tna Treasury, as security Unit the bid
dor will enter into contract without delay
and (dve inch bonds for the faithful tier
romance thereof as may bo required, it
bis bid be accepted. Certified checks will
be returned within two weeks to tbo un
successful bidders and tho check of the
successful Udder after, his contract and
bond shall be approved by tbo Secretary
of the Treasury, ' Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed "Proposal
to furnish Forage." The right is reserved
tu nya auy or an umi nu hi waive de
fects. . B. i, IWH.UALL, Ucneral Bupcrin
icnaeni. , ., t .,- . ,
Have You a
t Daughter to Educate ?
Th IM na nlJoi tha Qataloan or
LAD1KH. Th Imwmk AhsapMrt and swat
qnippwiKnuai in iiucwavar. Virginia.
. MO studmia, U kMhiia, Oar motto tr,
TbtlmlMVMlim Ibr tha laul eipeaM,,
A reflnsd, Hinl horn t with horn mm.
Ion and trmtninir. Arw of Mir-tupsort a
up9Bmj piiiiinan saoaia o ma Mrly
wwaraompud to refus 40 iMt raU
rrom ihi oi room. A.iarMS
K im J, A, 1, 0AS8 Jtuy , u, S.. Principal.
P9WBEII
Absc!ute!y Puro.
A croitm of
Hifihfstof all
turti:
in I-:
SI
baking pov, .Hr.
. .".ir.; ktrcnv.lh.
s Ihtwn-.ri:! J'
wiKH Co., 1011 Wall
port.
Royai. Rakinii I
St., N. Y.
Hew School.
Miss I.P.All .I'V
imOWN V.ll open
Harriett I n-' h ,-
The I'll ! -g,i-'l
Hook -keeping, Khu
l lernian.
Ten:,.. : Prima; v
am ,-, I pupils, :j-:t o,
.lid Mi--.
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VI
$1,000 MMMM
all, re-1 I
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in-laiit I v
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A Nice Lot of
Si
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Tiia
'armcrs &. Vlcich:
new e;j:2:isj.
Oran..:e,f .n
Vl'i'l AI. Siilt'i.
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V.-hid.
V. S. OiiAinvici;,
T. W. Dkwky,
A. II. Powki.i.,
T-i'er
Idl,, h.-'
Win. Ciev,', ;
W. Stev...
John r'.ul'-r .
H, fuller, 1 1
k' ":n.
; lrI:lili
.!,. it.-d.
noad(,uxrtern !,-r Ni '.
our hiisin, - . . :. -
F
It.
The romni
..vr ll..
nut l t,
A,.!j
ni c-f !i. --.--.I ay
MM) are f, r
Cburcb.il
ront.
j12lf
Horse Milliner.
Any one within"
Kir-a !.. S
i.l -I,, .-, II t,, ill
:ot' ( ' ll l i:i;:e and
on IJroad :tr,-,-t
I to r. .-iiioe; ot
Hand mad,- linn
in .1. W. ! A , ,i: M,
llumcs.4 lleiio-.iii.rv
Special attention i,.
all kintU in this line
Miss Nellie Walker
Will resume her Mn -ie l.i Mi N I V.
AUtiUST 2, 1803.
For iiiforiiialion iii iiii'e ..1 iv.iil, no- on
JohllHnli . treel. j
Gs-EST
InfheSwim
And follow tho crowd to our ftloroR,
where yon will find most anything you
may want. ; , ,
duality, Price and Stiafac-
j tioa Guaranteed. .,
' Respectfully, " '
, ajt
New Wa'cli & Jeweler Shop
J n Mm!-: : Street, Neau Buoad.
If you l. -ve Watches on which other
parlies have la, led to give satisfaction,
send them to me ; 1 have every facility of
I'"- tr:- In an I LMiiirantco work at short
notice .... t . ! rv I'-asoMalilc prices.
j:il Im K. D. BANOERT.
iafiresses.
W.P.Jones
S,-:,:'i i'i a,t i'.i ,opp. Cnstnn House,
For Furniture of All Kinds.
. ne-.-.u lo a(, i ni.il reno
vated.
PRICES VERY LOW.
iylj dwtf
obacco!
obacco!
i
licftoRi Prices I
for Oraveh
Sugar
(r.)( acid) Ourcd Kama.
3r
cenos.
I I I Ail" a I ,
Harms S 6s.
FtrOt".
of Middle Ktreet
ji
'ai, . siniable for
iii:, ( oiiiniission
1 H-. M.-uiiifac-1
l, k ( 'onipmiy
i liii.-e hundred
"d Call buy or
J, "in --ponding
1 K I), New lienie.
1IOH-,
ia, i ,V (',
.h.lla
is at
(in
a, I b,
ill ,, III,
and I,.,,!.
I In j I,
H S'
i i : 1
Other
Than
(M Wkrgkh Cheroots,
Sest Cheroots in
tne Mark
. 4-
; Un. K.niio :is inferior
I hriOolM.
:.n k (lllli(-.lt-S ,.u k I'd
cry box bought of
M vil-.-i (
V SOIiKHALK UliOOKK,
i!'; l.K STuKBT,
NKW BERNE. N. O
Wilson
k Snstitute,
UM-MN', VOIM'M CAUOLINA.
mm
:ifictiy Non-Sectarian.
I l.c l',,l
Thud Se.v.ion Itegi
KKl'THMIilOit 5,
MONDAY
1892.
o I, tii,,i,.ii--h and comnreheiiHive
.a -:i..ry i,,-ie of sillily, Willi l Full
11,1-:. le Colll-se eillla to that of ail V
I'eiii if ( 'olh-re in ihe South.
lie;. I f.n iliiieri li.r i.he study of Music
in, I Art. Slainlanl of ScholaMhii) unu
sually In; li. Ileallhl'iil liM iitioll. Itiiild-
inirs and roiin. I.-, l.tr.'O ami nle.ismillv
ii.iled. Moderate Inirges. Catalogues
,1 cii, id.irshi nt free mi application.
SII.AS K. WARRKN,
.15 -'' Principal.
Dis&sway Churchill,
AMI
Machinist's Supplies
A
Speci .ELl-ty" !
CRAVEN STREET,
One door below City Hall. ,
All orders sent to ns will have our
prompt attention, and be delivered to
any part or the city without delay. r
Quality aud prices Ruarantoed In every
Instance. - JelO dw fp
DR. WM D. HOOPUR '
Offers hi profeaaioiial sariee to tha
people of New Boras and surround ins;
oountry. Oflloe on the North aide oft
Broad street between Hancock end
Middle over the Iw office of Solicitor
Uao. n. White. Office hours from 8:80
to 11 a. m., and from 8 to 8 p. n.
v jyiatf