THE JOUHNAL.
FALSE Til 1KB PARTY TEACMKt)
Tiie Way ' to Combat It -How eau
Any Koafliom White Han 8up .
port Either theBepub
Mean or Third ; .
. Party. .' -
Editoe Journal: I write yuu
today as a citizen of the old North
iinflincr Democrat ao ions as tney
htand npon the broad, liberal and
holiest platform : that they have
iiov placed before una country.
I fear that we do not attach as
much importance to this Third
party movement as we ought. I
nave been through many of the
counties of North Carolina since
the organisation of the party and
find that its strongholds, principal
ly, are in the rural or country dis
tricts where the people have been
reading the Progressive Farmer
and have been taught by its
erroneous ideas that the Demtcratic
party was to be blamed most for
the depressed condition of our
country. They seem to blame the
Democrats for what the Republi
cans have been doing. I think it
is the duty of the Democratic Ex
. ecutive Committee of the State to
send out to these men every farmer
in the country a politloai news
paper that will contain the speeches
delivered by the Democratic cam
paigners of the State as well as Buoh
other literature that will best offset
the doctrine taught by the Progres
sive Farmer. It is very evident to
me that these people of whom I
speak are not going to hear the
political issues of the day discussed ;
exeept when discussed by the Third
party.
Yon may send all the political
pamphlets and circulars that you
like, but the people are not going
; to read them ; but, send them a
newspaper instead and they will
read not only the news items but
.hmlum..! In if
Iam sorry to see this division
among our people especially in my
own native county Lenoir, but I
believe that most of them will re
turn to their former -allegiance to
Democratic principles before the
8th day of Nov. next. For my life
I can't see how the old veterans
who wore the gray, and in fact any
white man in the South can support
either, the Republican or Third
party, and when they go to the
polls on election day and see the
political sky darkened by the
gloomy and cloudy day of recon
struction, I do not believe they will
vote other than the Democratic
ticket I am glad to see so many
' of the Allianoemen sticking to the
Democratic party for through that
party pur relief will come it we can
nniv ME in mwHr.
, Virginia is all O. K.
Deummbe Democrat.
The Doctor and Good Boads. -The
sentiment In favor of
imnrovine oonntrv roads is growing
every year. It has reached onr
-it- 1. 1 : a u : 1 1
legislative assemuiiet), uuu uuib are
being Introduced in order to secure
State aid in the matter. Good
roads are things which no class ol
persons would appreciate more
than physioians, and to none
would they bring more direct per
sonal comfort, and even practical
help. On a good road the country
doctor can travel ten miles an
' hour, on a bad one barely five. The
time required in doing his work is
doubled, the physical weariness is
increased, the amount of visiting
rendered possible is curtailed.
Besides this, the patient suffers,
-for the doctor's visits are delayed
and less numerous. He cannot
watoh the patient so closely, and
he brings to his work a wearied
body.
Perhaps the horse would argne
' most eloquently of all, if he 'could
peak in favor of good roads. His
working lite would be lengthened
and bis working days made easier.
With good roads the bicycle
could be utilized, and through its
- invigorating influence, perhaps,
the country doctor would cease, as
years Tolled on, to become obese
from too much sitting in a wagon,
bis wits would be sharper, his
professional work better.
By all means, then let tbe doc
tors take up the gospel of good
roads and urge forward their
construction. They make inter
course more easy, word less burden-
; a une, life more enjoyable; and they
are, in fine, an index of the progres
siveness and civilization of a com-
' munity. Med. Keoord.
VBB STAOB AND THE PULPIT
.' Bv. T. II. fihrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Bias Hound, Kan., ays: "I
feel H my duty to teh, what wooden Dr.
King's Mew Diseovery lias -done forme
Mr Luna war badly diseased, and my
parishioner! thought I could live only a
few wee. I took fire bottles of Dr.
Kbit's Now Disoorery and am sonnd and
wolf, raining 86 lbs. in weight."
Arthur Lore, Manager Lore's Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a thor-
auga. trial and oonvlnelng evidence, I am
eon Ii dent lr. King's Hew uiacovery lor
Consumption beat em all and caret when
evervthlnir else lails. The irreatest kind
ness I can do my many thousand friends is
- to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles
at F. H. DufiVt drag store. Eegular sizes
oue. ana .
. la greater heed of an all-seeing
AT than : thai nrovnrbial fullinir
sparrow stands the "white blackJ
The Homeliest Man in Kew Berne
As well as the handsomest, and others
. lt.Aj4 IA Mall mm in. AmtrtAab .nil
M l.flWN W1 ." WU ft& -
Mt Sm. a. trial knf tU nf lUmn'i Ralaan
for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
1 selling eaaireiy upon us mom emu u
gnaranteed to relieve and Our all Chronic
end Aoate Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
ami CiMisunlpUon. . Large bottles CO ort.
i -vl , mar2a dood weow ,
i Labor and Capital.
The IIomested affair near Pitts
burg sugests some things to the
eonutry at large: -; a '.":-
First, Thete is something wrong
.in tbe prent relations of labor
and capital. .
Second, The wrong is not entire
ly upon either star; it Is on both
Hides.
Third. The capitalist has uo
moral tight to reduce the working
man's . wages" beyond tbe point
where be can live comfortably and,
by economy lay by something for
the future. The laborer may be ia
snob circumstances as would
compel him to accept the lower
wages or allow his family to suffer
It is wrong for the capitalist to
take advantage of each circum
stances. '
Fourth, Labor organizations
have a legitimate purpose to
accomplish, but when they declare
that they will not work, and that
they will not allow any non-union
men to work under any circum
stances, and that they will not
work with products of non-union
labor, they are trying to exercise
tbe rankest tyranny over the labor
element of this country.
Fifth, Pinkertons have no place
in a lockout or strike when proper
ty is eadangered. If the State is
held responsible for the destruction
of property, the State ought to be
given charge of the property until
peace and order is restored.
Sixth, Social and economio
questions are prominent among the
leading questions of to-day. Upon
their right solution depends the
welfare of our land in a large
degree. Ensign.
Lack and Labor ProTcrbs.
Luck is waiting for something to
turn up. Labor, with keen eyes
and strong, will turn up some
thing. Lack lies in bed and wishes the
postman to bring him news of a
legacy. Labor turns out at six
o'clock, and lays the lonndation of
competence.
Luck whines. Labor whistles.
Lack relies on chances. Labor on
charaoter.
Lack slips down to indigence.
Labor strides upward to
independence.
Are you tbe slave of luck or the
friend of labor!
A Paradoxical Animal.
The ornithorbynchus of Australia
lays eggs like a bird, suckles its
young like other mammals, and in
general appearance and habits re
sembles tbe beaver of this country
and Europe. One variety is
covered with hair, has webbed ieet
and a bill like a duck. Another
has a long hooked bill like a curlew
but in all other respects (except its
peculiar egg laying habits) is a
perleot porcupine, quills and all.
Governor Flower has signed
the "Freedom of Worship" bill that
virtually gives Korean Catholic
priests control of every charitable,
benevolent, and reformatory
institution in the State of New
York that is supported even in
part by public money. The reason
assigned for tbe necessity of such
a law is that as a majority of the
inmates cf those institutions are
Roman Catholics, the priests
should have charge of them. The
power of Koine iu tbe state of New
York is now i-npreme. It only
remains lor that cbnrcb to grasp
the National Government. Tbe
day of the supremacy of the Boman
Catholic Chnrch in this country is
not so far distant as it may seem
to some easy-going citizens.
Exchange.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you hoed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sort approach of
thai mora terrible disease Consumption.
Ask yourselves if yon oan afford for the
sake of serine Wo., to run the risk and
do nothing for it Wo kaow from
experience that Shiloh'a Car will Cure
your oough. It nerer fails. This ex
plains why more than a Million Bot
tles were sold the past year. It relieve
oronps and whooping oough at onoe'
Mothers, do not be without it. For
lame baok, side or cheat one Shiloh'a
Porous plaster. Sold by New Barne
Drug Co
Beautiful souls are often put into
plain bodies; bnt they cannot be
hidden, and have a power all their
own, tbe greater for the unoon
scionsness of humility which gives
it grime.
The need of a perfvetly safe and al
ways reliable remedy for the peculiar
diseases of summer ii nnirersal. As a
remedy for the household, offloe, on
tbe farm, on shipboard and for travel
ere by Und and sea, Winktlmana's
Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy has
proved its inestimable worth in the
prompt relief and cure of all disorders
originating in tbe atomaoh and diges
tive system, such a Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhoea, Cramps eto. oer
rioeable under alt conditions, always
ready for use, and perfectly safe.
Prioe 25a. at all druggists.
juneaJ&wlr.
Tbe right kind of a man is never
hurt any by persecution.
Frightful and Nothing Lean.
Are the ravages in physical stamina
caused by diseases of tbe kidneys and
bladder. Oftentimes, moreover, they are
swiniy progressive to a fatal termination.
Beginning with simple inactivity of the
organs, renal disease, u unchecked by in
termediate death or relief, winds up in
destruction of the kidneys. This Is ter
rible to contemplate, dreadful to undergo.
Anticipate the danger by arousing aud
reputing the kidneys, when inactive.
wiin noeteiter otomacn jutiora, a moat
efficient diuretic as well as a general al
terative and tonic of unexampled excel
lence. It performs a further crood office
for the system in promoting activity of
me Kidneys, in that Jt more effectually
expels through these channels impurities
which produce rheumatism and . dropsy.
Malaria, constipation, biliousness, diver
trouble, nervousness, dyspepsia, M euo
cumb to its beneficent action. . , i v. .
THE SHYER QUESTION.
All sing a song of hard times. " ' ' V
Of pockets empty, too;
Of hustling 'round for money , .
And feeling oh! so blue
Because you act so foolishly
And buy your goods so rash
Not looking to your interest
But wasting your good cash.
You know right well a dollar .,,'
Can take care of itself,
It is the little penny v
You must lay by on the shelf '
Big lit would teach a lesson
. That will not cost you dear t ,
Trade with him watch the silvet -'
You can save up in a year.
No use to name his bargains,
He tells yon every day; '
Go to his stores to find out,
And see the easy way .
Ho sells his hats, boots, shoes and clothes,
Best goods of every sort
His bargain taUt have now become
A popular resort. : .
Don't fret because the Senate
Defeats the "Silver Bill;"
The silver that most interests you,
Is that, your pocket Jill
Big Bet will help you do it,
It's like him you can wave
And flourish, in the land of free
And home of all the brave.
Have faith in God; think noble
things of God; be sure that trust in
the righteous God means the
ultimate triumph of good over
evil.
Tor Ov Vlfty Yews
UBS. Ww stow "8 BooTHura Bybup bat
been used for children teethiaz. It
soothes the ohild. so funs the gums.
ways all pain, cores wind oolie, and ia
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
Ore can Is a bottle. Bold by all drug
gists throughout the world. '
janSdAwir
The Can be no arcrnmrnit uhnnr.
anything concerning which one of
the parties knows nothing. For this
raaouu no unrisuan is wise who
tries to reason With an Infidnl Vnn
might as well undertake to Arnlain
to the blind what a rainbow loods
like.
Wkea Babj u sick, we e.ve bar Cutoria
When sh in a Child, aha cried for CtorU.
Whea aha became Wat, she cluag to Caatorla.
Wbea llui baa Children, ake gie Uiea Oaatoria.
Thorn ia a 1ani in t
Marengo, Ind., over two eggs
kpnnrrkt i. .La - - . mn .
"" avmoiaieui II ceUlS a
dozen.
8 hlloh'i Catarrh 8anuil A
oui cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Oankir mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is aa ingenious nasal
Injector tor the mora eoooeesful treat-
maot oi inese complaint wltnout extra
oharga. .
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorlal
New Watch & Jeweler Shop
n W 1 r
JS JU1UDLK OTKEJCT, PI EAR iSBOAJI.
If you have Watches on which other
parties have failed to cive satisfaction.
send them to me ; I have every facility of
toe trade and guarantee work at short
notice and very reasonable prices,
jy31 lm . D. BANGERT.
THB
Farmers & Merchants Bank
NEW BERNE, N, C-
Organised on year ago.
CAPITAL STOCK , $75,000.00
Dividend . . . 8,760.00
Surplus and Profits . 8,003.08
OFFICERS :
l H. Cotleb, President.
W. 8. Chadwick, Vioe-Presideal.
T. W. DiwcY, Cashier.
A. H. Powiix. . Taller.
DIRECTORS :
Wm. Clere, P. H. Pelletler,
J. W. Stewart, W. S. Chadwick.
Jobs Stater. O. Marks,
L. H, Cutler, K. B. Hack burn.
Head Quarters for Nickel Baring Stamp.
Your business is respeotfuUy solicited.
John HsGrcbfres&Co.
F0UNDEB8,
MACHINISTS,
And Blacksmiths.
Having withdrawn from the old firm
of John II, Crabtree & Co.. and our-
chased the place on th west aide of
Craven street, formerly known a Cuth
bert's stand, we are now ready to do all
kind of Foundry, Machinist and Black
smith Work,
All our tools and machinery are new
and first-olass in every particular.
W i I li nnnA MWM Mf muk.nLi. .t.
we hope to merit and receive a liberal
snare or pubiie patronage.
John H. Crabtree & do..
j29 dwtf
New Berne, N. C.
Fnrnifuri, dtresses.
a
South Front Bt ,opp. Gaston Bouse,
For Furniture of Ail Finds.
Hattresse made to order and reno
vated.
PRICES VERY LOW.
JyU dwtf
For S&h,
One very large Iron Safe, suitable for
Manning business or a large Uommisslon
business; weight 6,000 lbs. Manufac
tured by Mosler Bai and Lock Company
of Cincinnati, O. Coat three- hundred
and forty dollar delivered. Can tray or
exchange smallsr aafe by corresponding
with or calling on BIG IKE, New Berne,
N. C-; , ;, '.'
Also, bne Safe, -cost ninety dollars at
factory of Hosier, Bohman ft Co.. of Cin
cinnati, O. t.i , v i
r These sale have not - been out of the
factory only a very abort tune, and look
as well as when first made. ' '
v COME AND 8EE HE I, . l
f 1
i? j
Say. neighbor, what's the trouble
with youf Didn't you get the nomina
tion?
No. but I cot a pair of Cart Wheels
that don't rait me, and now J. C.
Whitty ft Co. have just got in a supply
of those Celebrated Tennessee Wheels.
I ana always doing just what I ought
not. Take say advioe and go at onoe
to Whitty and get a pair of the Ten
nessee Wheel and you enn smile if I
caVt,
X. 1 BRYiif, Pro. TOOS. DANIELS, Vice Pres.
0. 1. ROBERTS, Cashier.
The National Bank,
0P NEW BEENE, N. C '
INOORPOBATED 1865.
CaDital. $100,000
Surplus Profits, - 98,168
DIRECTORS.
las. A. Bbtaji, Tbos. Daniels.
Chab. s. Bbtaji, J. H. Hacebubr,
Albx. Hjlub, L. Harvey,
U. H. BOBBBTS.
250,000 BRICK
READY FOB SALE!
Cheaper than any other Mar
can Furnish Them.
I've got 'em and want to sell 'em.
Apply to
W. P. BURRUS, New Berne, or
M. PORTER, Rivordale,
joe7 dtf
S. R. STREET,
General
FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S.
ys. DENTIST,
g m -3. Permanently located
NKWUKRN, H.Q.
Oas administered foi
the extraotlon ol
teeth without twin.
mar 25 dwlf
Office in Hotel Albert.
HUMPHREYS'
This Precious Ointment is the
triumph of Scientific Medicine.
Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with it as a curative
and healing application. It has been
used over 40 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Tiles External or Internal, Mind
or Bleeding ; Fistula in Ano ; Itching or
Weeding of the Rectum. The relief is
Immediate the cure certain.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
For Burns, Scalds and Ulceration and
Contraction from Bums. The relief is instant
the healing wonderful and unequaled.
For Boils, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Fistulas,
Old Sores, Itching Eruptions, Chafing or
Scald Head. It is Infallible.
For Inflamed or Caked Breasts and Sore
Nipples. It is invaluable. O
Price, 50 Cents. Trial site, tj Cents.
SoM hf Drmcatoto, or atnl poal-aald sa rtotlpl ol prloa.
ansvsuurnv nsveo., 111111 maua sk, nw tou
THE PILE OINTMENT
it has Tjermanentlv en red tbotjsahm
of oases prononnoed by doctor hope
lea. If yon have premonitory ermp
soma,
Bramtl
FISO'
Immediately. ByDruggtata. iiS onnta.
Estabu:
AVEATS,'
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MARKS. rVr1 CO?TB!0HTJw .
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Mda, aiaa UurrMoa. .ar.'tt. ,.Im.m Wrd..
urai, tt r" .IU.. of abuvu m 3a tatm?jit.
oora M4 va tutvr af pattt.. a-ul U.? miwiiUm uhA
aatasaa f aalta Ki ljr..r' Cvl'waaf iaidw
Stoat, dial, fe6tat, a ., -! fr., -
t,uuo iikotukh!'.. rji.iiiHbif rfr-iMiDff,.
SO If 'aahtiatH, l: c
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Sralaa aaaa.Uk, " Uvaail.fi rfajta," aaauibai ' prloa ,
eaata, mmm au aaanaaatnlal nilili Sal
aaasara. taaaahwenn aa paiaaiaai. ,,
(alaatlaa &lt ptr. " .' ' r :
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TVa iua seM la ? ftltnllV. UlTI
fl f3lffllttIRnU.tcOl'l.irl.iTlftri.
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I. 3
1
Executor'a Sale, ;,
: Pursuant lo a -power conferred on me
by the Superior Court of Craven-county
pursuant to a petition therein filed, for
the sale of the personal property of the
late Mrs. C. . Patterson, for Cash, I will
expose to sale and sell, tfi the tiigbest bid
der, for Cash, at the late residence of suid
Mrs. C. E. Patterson, on East Front street,
in the city of Newliern, on Friday and
Saturday, the 19th and 30th August, 1802:
Beginning on Friday, at. the hour of Ten
o'clock, A.M., all the following Personal
Property, to wit: All the Housohold and
Kitchen Furniture, Three United States
4 per cent. Bonds of the denomination of
$1,U0U.UU each, une united states 4 per
per cent. Bond of the denominat ion or
$50.00; Twenty-five Shares of the Capital
Stock of the National Bank of Newbern.
This 27th day of July, 1893.
' CHAS. C. CLARE,
Executor of C. E. Patterson, due'd
THE
WATCH TOWER.
Published Semi-Monthly,
One Dollar a Tear.
Devoted to Apostolio.ChiUMnnity, Ed
ucation, General Intelligence.
Send for Sample Copy.
Offloe of publication, Greenville, N. C.
Editorial offloe, Washington, N. C.
J. L. WINFIELD, Editor.
D. W.OAVI8, Asst. oaoe
Clinton Uilitarylnslii'e
CLINTON, N. C.
AU teachers have had Collegiate
training prepared especially for teach
ing. (Preparatory course a specialty.
Special course in Commercial Law,
Book-keeping- and Penmanship.
sSTVoo&l Mas to and Calisthenios Free.
tTNo additional oost for Classics.
sHTNO INCIDENTAL FEES.
W IIS for Board, Washing, Lights,
and Tuition per month.
Tuition from S3, $3 to $4 per month.
Uniform will not cost more than
$15.60.
For further particulars address the
Prinoipal,
W. R. SKINNER,
feblHwtf Clinton. N. O.
Public Sale.
l'nrsutnt to a Judgment of the Superior
Oourt o( Craven county, rendered at the
Spring Term, A.D. 1802. we will aell at Pub
tlo Auetlon, at the Oourt House door In the
Olty of Newbern, at 12 o'oloek, M . on Mon
day, September Sth. 1893, tbe following prop,
erty: All tbe estate, property, elalm and de
mand of Asa Jones to and to th estate both
real and personal of his late father, Freder
ick J. Jones, deceased, wbetber tbe same be
In possession or expectancy to whloh the
aid AeaJonrS Is entitled or may hereafter
be entitled as one of the legatees and de
visees under tbe will of the said Frederick
J. Jones, dated tb lVth day ot June, 1S80,
now upon record In Will Book, Letter K,
page 342, In tbe offloe of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Craven county.
Terms Cash.
M. DaW. BTBVENBOS.
Wat. W. OLiARK,
JySStds Commissioners.
Notice.
State of North Carolina Craven County.
The subscriber having qualified aa Execu
tor of the estate of Caroline K Patterson,
deceased, on tbe 18th day of July, A.D. ISM,
before the Probate Oourt of Oraven county,
hereby uotlfles all persons having claims
against said Jtatat to pieaent tbem for pay
ment on or before tb 1st day or August,
ISU3, or tble notice will be pleaded In bar of
their reoovery.
All persona Indebted to said estate will
make Immediate payment.
Done this SM day of July, 1803
Jj 21 st CU AU. 0. CLARK. Executor.
A Note Of Warning
TO THE PUBLIC.
AS a muter of justice to ourselves
and to tbe r patation of Dr. Leslie E.
Ceeley's Double Chloride of Gold
Uempoies for the cure of tbe Liquor.
Opium, Morphine and Tobacco Dia
laaen, and Neurasthenia, we warn the
public ibot theee remedies are used by
ao institution or sanitarium in the
United States, except those established
by our company nnder the uniform
name of "Tub Kkelbt iHSTmm."
All other olaimtOK to use our reuse
die are fraud and impostors.
We have now sixty Keeley Institute
established in various parts of the
United Btates, where the Keeley Treat
men! is administered, and th Keeley
remedies sold. We, however, oaatton
all to examine veil and know that they
are dealing with uenoini beprssiiita-
tives, authorlasd by us, before taking
treatment or puichasiwi remedies.
The fraudulent eslubllsbmeou use
tbe name of "Ui-Obloride of Gold "or
simitar title. Tbe newspapers do not
discriminate sufficiently to know thst
they are imitators, and so put down all
tooideot occurring; at such establish
ments a being brought about by tbe
Keeley Treatment. This Is matter of
tnuoh concern to ns, and bene this
warning.
BpotfaMy Tonr.
THE LF.3LIE B KEELEY Co.
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fatr ettr " All tbe prlnclpaU current event
Bnely III nitrated, Th Bort ompleU,Ui
moat popular, and altogether tbe moat vai.
aawie innarrmiva veeai. an your new.
dealer for it. or address lh aabllsher Bub
sertDtlon. on year. Sl.ou.
The OKAFHIO OO.ieaubora and Bert
sob BiSnUmeatgo. .
a" Aa agent wanted In every town n '
rj.o. -
' .-v.r NOTICE.
Balag thl day qnallfled U .dmlnlatrS-
tor or tn eaieie or lary k, lrea, deceaaed,
before tb Clerk of lh Buparl enrt for
Oraven county, all pnreona holding olalm,
agalnal said aetata will prraent tliam f"i
payment to the nnderelrned within twelve
months from thle dete, or this notice will D
pleaded lo bar ol tbntr recovery.
All pereine Indebted to aald ealate will
please aaaka prompt aetllrmetit.
, f. , ; . jaih r. ivr.
k " J ' i Adair, of laary K
POIGES to SUIT the TIDES!
Ba't'UB from $37.C0 to 8100.00,
Kond Oarts from $9.00 to $21. CO.
Farm Wagocs from 37.50 to $00.00.
Baggy UarnoHS from $5.00 to f35.C0
Also, UOllaKa aud MUtES will ba sold in proportion to the above-
prices for Cash or negotiable paper.
I'rompc attention paia to nvory, as in tne past.
T. -W. STESWikjRT.
Tn03. A. OBEEN, President.
WM. DUNN, Vloo-rresidont.
GEL1ZENS' BANE
OF
D0 y A r OENEIIAI BANKIHG BUSINESS.
The Aoeoun'ts of Banks. Bankers. Corporations. Farmers, Morohants and others
received on favorablo terms. Prompt and
of onr customers.
BOARD OF
Ferdinand TJlrioh. E. W. Small
J. A. Meadow, (leo. N. Ives,
Samuel W. Ipoek, E. H. Meadows,
Chas. B. Fowler, - Uhas. DjITy, Jr.
William Dunn,.
CoUegiate
A HOME INSTITUTION for
GIRLS of Eastern Carolina at a
Faculty composed of EIGHT exporioncod and efficient Teachers.
SIX DEPARTMENTS. Students prepared for advanced
classes in any of the Collegos.
212 Students, representing
last year.
The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, under tho direction of
Prof. F. E. Morton with good
facilities for tho systematic
music.
Special Course of Study
come Teachers.
Moral advantages of tho School unsurpassed.
Special inducements offered to POOH BOYS aud (I1UI.3.
Next Term opens September 0, 1H03. Send for Catalogue.
MISS MARY L. ALLEN, Sco'y. ' O. T. ADAM8, A. P., Principal.
j illy 7 dwtf Vow Porno, N. C
IhuA,-. ;iia.raatraTaaaanitWT.h.' .nV awml aw,agi jjftj -r - -s -friV h-jt
HOEHER MILITARY
frwlftrn Knllrllnna lmt a n.f -1,1
6, lm uaiu,
surroundings, numbors limltod. A model
on application.
Far Superior and Cheaper Than Ever Befcrel
VajaVJ tn tin - i -rriwV-'..
a w : iu t ii . a .... . .... . . . - ... n
--A- 'i ' - V . "w '
has i just arrived with
Wcstii Virginia H0ESES; and MULES; and U
preparea: 10 meet tno
Ijow IPricecl Potatoes J
It (will pay one and
ihb . ueiura Dnrcnasmp
as wa a ea , aa waw aa wa -
i . ''t i- ' ev.
n. . it L .... . i -n . .. . a. .
uaa ui Birongesk racunjr in ino ismn
instruction in all dnpartmants.
. WA. HU.IUJMHVU IU ,1111 '.llillH. ' .
- Don't past by EInston until yon bavo seen us. -. i ' K. ff- Z'r v ', - -' " .
Fall oars in Book-keeping, Jtankiog. Commercial f. " Ilnslufsli Form. Ratild 1 5
uaieniator, IJoneaponriencn, ana l'enmausliim .
MUBIU.Uur Director Hits low cqtinls and no supOrloia in the State. This do
Mrfmtitl avlll almrMf rrlnlM ItaAlf nav wm " -
Special advantogos in Chemistry, Burveylne, Type Wrldng and Stenography, ;
ICatbematlo. Language and Elocution. '-. -
It yoa wish to secure a place in the College, wrfto u at onoe, as some of the
department are being rnpidly filled. - , "l. - ' ,
, For new Catalogu", addres . .
UTName thl paper. :v.; ". .''.,C: :" 1EJJ & CtiOWELt; Principals.
ii A 9 A f Rcll'" Hm,f 11,0 - .1. MtaHHlX
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J S4 if A J v B'nf.'nrn,,pv,in,.,,e,,
For ealo ly J. V, JORDAN,
.
O. E. POY. Oaehier.
n. M. GROVES, Ttdfor.
careful attention given to the inter si
DIKEUTOltS.
wood.
J uraes Redmoad,
' '.has. HeizanBtein,
Mayer Hahn.
Tho. A. Green,
C. E.Foy,
Institute,
tho Education of tho BOYS and
modorato cost.
TEN Counties, wero enrolled
ASSISTANTS, ailords superior
study of vocal and inslnunontal
for Ihoso Desiring to ne-
SCHOOL. OXFORD. H. C.
t t . .. . . ... . '
Kmiiiwiuiii, neaiMiiiii cnmitu), ooautlini
homo school for boys. Catnloffuos seat
lullSdwlm
a FEESfl SUPPLY oi 5
emergency,
all ' to call and exarn
e SBWiiErB. , . - ,.
'W N0r UB aa aatni aaat taaal ,
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uses tne most approvoa . mcUitHl of;,;
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Urn s t, Mew Herno,