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VOL. XI'--N'V 127
NEW BERNE, N. ('., SUNDAY, AUGUST 21. 1802.
i'iUCU f, CENTS.
'IT ot ? ! --' ' ' '
TWENTY Shares ImjiriivoU Cotton
Ginnery Block t'nr sale. Apply to
', . 31 lw TltOS. DANI15LS.
OLD TAPEK8 for sale in any quant i
tics at tlic Journal Office. Good ("or
'.- pasting on walls nnd putting unilcr
carpets. tt
IOFFEIt my Ilicyclc for sale, at a very
low price to sell at once. Terms to
suit purchaser. Apply to
8 20 3t W. T. IIii.l.
PEAS and HEANS for Kail planting at
Berry's Drug Store,
a 18 2w.
I HAVE fitted up Hotel All)crt liarlier
Shop nicely and in style. I invite all
my old patrons and others who want a
pleasant shave or hair cut in artistic
style to give me a call.
PltOK. W. 11. SllRrABI).
HUNYADl Jno Mineral Water,
the bwtN.4iur-l ri,-erioni.
For eniH h? Jas. Redmond.
RD V. JONES, lute m obKiKe of
the prnnuription drmrtmout of
Pelham'e Pnarraauy, AhnvillH, N. 0.,
has opened Prescription I'm Store
nut to custom houuo. fpooiil care is
Riven to tho selection of preparations
for prescription uae only. The puron
egeof the publio is soliciiod. ma) 29
13URE CORN WdlSKEY for sale by
Jab Redhond.
D
UKF Gordon Inapirtod Sherry, for
Halo by Jas Ubduond.
1M POUTED HOLIjANDOiN, Hurke's
ti88' Ale kud Burke's tiuinnees'
tout. for ealu by Jab Redmond.
1? OR BALE Uol.s' box or ward
robe lounge iit a perfect loucge by
ty and perfect bed by niuht, and you
t ia put away as much olothiu. or other
article as in the average wardrobe.
Yon can get three articles fjt tbo pi ice
of one. Mo extra chtrire f.H phekioK or
Mrs. Dr. Talmage, wife of the cele
brated preacher, says thosa lounges are
my, very nice.
Prioe in Creton. MO, 12,
Raime 813. 14,
Kaw Bilk, $20, 825,
8dk Brooatelln, $BU
Terms 10 per cunt, diwvum cukIi with
order or half with order bilnnso GO
days. ALFRED OOLU-l.
Grand and Myrtlo Avenues.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
TK ((( U1UAR3 at very low
I OavVU figures to whilesale and
retail trade for sale by Jas Redmond.
CM ABRETT'fl COGNAC BRANDY
Total very much in the eick room.
For sale by Jab Kudmokd.
Yf I8U. 8ACRA.MESTAL, PORT and
1U.
80UPPERNONO WINES far sale
by
Jas. Redmond.
DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for
Medioinal uae. for sale by
jan28 Jas. Redmond.
I CALVIN 8CH OFFER'S WILD
CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
up expressly for throat and lung dis
eases, for sale by Jas. Redmond.
Debts paid in small coin are
marvels of sel(-sacrifice. Sel.
Charity" they say, "begins at
home, and, alaf! it olten stays
there.
THE soul has uo pillar on which
. to repoNO ho solt nnd sweet us a
good conscience. St. Ungory.
Bemkmber, that with Cleveland
as President there will be no Force
bill passed against the Sooth.
No o'oud cau so overshadow a
Christian bat that the eyes of faith
. will discern a rainbow in it. Fen
ton. TnE happiness of bomo consists
la little things, little kindness, lit
tle dalles honeatly and pleasantly
performed.
. THE secret of being loved is in
being lovely f and the secret of
being lovely is id being unselfiith.
J. G. Holland.
Eyeey man feels iitHiiinctively
' that all the beautiful sentiment in
the world weigh lexs tlimi a single
lovely Motion. -
v. EVERY DAY woi k requires every
day grace, and every-day grace re
quires . every-day asking. What
ever your work is take it first to
God, Thought for Wenry Hours.
ST. Paul had three wishes, and
. they were all about Christ that he
might be found in Christ, that be
might be with Christ, and that . he
might magnify Christ. Lather.
Remember, that Ilarrlson i the
strongest possiblo advocate' of a
Force bill. - The iVice Presidential
o indidate, liled, the rat ofllce run
ner, is tarred all over with -the
ame stick. -
xbb political situation Is nn-
doabtedly improving In the State,
The honest yeomanry of tho State
are beginning to see through the
trickery of the third party schem
era and are dropping them In dl-
guat. Star.
The elements of a manly, coarse
do not oonMdt in wealth, birth,
blood or Intellect; bnt in a manly
Interest m the elevation of the race
and In a manly nutmMnion to the
government of God. D. (.). IJddy,
?TDl,-!;t whou J( l 1 'c 1-nrk
or mm cu rjce, "How far have I
eml an inl id H-ne God today!"
And if vim luve forgoticu Ilim, if
lit- h i iuii, Ixh'ii iu nil yonr
though:, thou H;,k LI in forgiveness
ami gr.m that tomorrow may not
witness the same bio.
Toe armor which God provides
for na we ought to pnt on. We
need to study, to pray, to worship;
we neod homo influence, church in
fluence,, to fit ns lor the fighting,
which we cannot shirk if we would
like to. However stroag wo foel in
the Loid, we are not utrong enough
to insist our enemies with anything
less than a full snit of spiritual ar
mor, and the approved weapon
which God proffers as.
Ik the Third party managers pro-
proie to hoodwink the publio into
thinking that they are rotormers
only and aro not seekers after office
and its eiuolutiODtP, they should
not have Radical wire-pulles openly
manipulating the action of the
convention in making np its State
ticket. Tho public will not bo de
ceived. Tho Third party is a
Troj-tu hofNO whioh will betray the
Domncrat'G party and let the ene
my into the battlements that guard
the miii'ty of our Commonwealth.
News and Observer.
LOCAL NEWS.
A'A'ir ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howard.
T. Daniels Stock for sale.
Big Ike The Fourth Party, etc.
Miss Mollic Heath School opening.
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins School opening.
The Tabernacle on Sugar Hill is nearly
completed, and services will be held
there at 5.15 p.m., and everybody is in
vited to attend.
Mrs. N. F. Nunn's residence is receiv
ing a thorough repainting. The work is
nearly finished and it improves the ap
pearance of the property considerably.
In the list of the winning horses at the
Raleigh races we failed to mention Mr.
J. W. Stewart's black stallion Adrian.
He won third money in a race against
eight others.
At Raleigh, the board of aldermen
have appropriated $2,000 to be used
October next in celebrating Raleigh's
centennial. The management is in the
hands of a committee of sixty gentlemen
nnd twenty ladies, all prominent in'busi-
ncss or society. Great public interest is
taken in the success of the occasion.
Prof C. II. James has just closed his
summer school at Beaufort. The closing
exercises were held Thursday and Friday.
He passed through yesterday morning
accompanied by his family to spend some
time in rest at Greenville, Pitt county.
Mr C. F. Bland, one of his assistants
also passed through en route to his home
in Pitt county.
It has been decided to run a Demo
cratic campaign paper in this city. It
will bo published by the Craven County
Cleveland and Carr Campaign Club and
will present tho true issues in their
proper shape and put in sharp blows for
the Democracy. It is to bo a 7-column
weekly paper. It will be edited by Gen.
C. A. Battle.
Another delivery wagon was on the
street yestcrdayfor - the first time. It is
that of Churchill & Parker, grocers.
Their increasing trade makes this step
necessary. The wagon is a handsome
and substantial one, and is a New Berne
production, having been built for these
gentlemen by Messrs. G. II. Wators &
Son.
Tho excellent side walk on Craven 8t
below South Front which the property
owners along that block have been build
ing is finished and is a wonderful help to
the appcarnce of things in that locality,
so much that it ought to encourage oth
ers to do likewise. Now, when a stranger
enters tho city by steamer and first Snds
so good a sidewalk when he comes ashore
his first impression of the place are bound
to be much more agreeable and favor
able than otberwisewould have been. We
hope to see many such improvements
consummmated.
Hare Yon Any Conscience! .
This question is propounded to the
delinquent snbscriber who has the bold'
ncss and effrontery to refuse to take his
paper from the office without even writ
ing or notifying the publisher In any way
about his indebtedness. Is it right, is it
manly, is It honest? '
In answer to the question we will only
ask such an person to, give . the matter
serious ; consideration , for only -' three
miuutes - each day for six days in suc
cession and if they can come out ; with a
perfectly , clear conscience at the end of
that time and to inform us, we will can
cel all indebtedness for his subscription
and give a receipt in full. t- ' - 'V .
There are those who are to poor a, to
bo unuablo to pay their "debts, but none,
not even the beggar, who should be to
void of principle as to show no disposl
tion to pay that which he is duo bis fel
low man.
r c , r r r: ' $ c
Sunday School Conference.
The Sunday School Conference closed
yesterday.
There wcro several good addresses on
the subjects announced in the programme
The same officers were re-elected.
The time of holding the meeting was
changed to the first day before the
church district conference and which
makes one gathering do for all, and as
that conference devotes one day to Sunday
School work, the combining of the two
will give the usual length of time to the
Sunday School Conference, and as the
District Conference meets next time at the
Straits this change necessarily decided
that as the place of meeting for the next
Sunday School Conference also. "
Permanently Located-
Mr. T. J. Baxter, the new jeweler, who
occupies a portion of Mr. L. S. Wood's
store, has been receiving repented addi
tions to his stock until he is now making
an elegant appearance as every person
who glancL'S in the window can readily
see. Mr. Baxter got his sign up yester
day, and it is one of the handsomest in
the city. An American eagle on a globe
with wings expanded, holding a watch iu
his beak over the side, all covered with
gold leaf except the faces of the watch,
which besides the hands and figures bear
the name of the proprietor.
Mr. Baxter has further identified him
self withNew Berne by purchasing from
Mr. L. S. Wood a home fur himself in our
midst, it being the house and lot adjoin
ing Mr. Wood's residence.
Coming and Going.
Rev. Rufiis Ford and wife returned
yesterday morning from Morehead.
Mayor Matt Manly has returned from
Hillsboro where he has been spending a
few weeks.
Mrs. W. F. Wyalt and her daughters,
Misses Bessie and Jessie who have betu
visiting at Mr. J. C. Green's, k it return
ing to their home in Raleigh.
Miss Clcinmie White who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned to
her home at La Grunge, accompanied by
her brother, Tommic on a visit
Mrs. W. S. Blount returned home last
night from Grifton.
Miss Nattie Jones Went down to More
bead to visit her brother, Mr. Ben. Jones.
Miss Chattic Hatsel, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
home.
Church Services.
Catholic ChurchRev. Father Hau,
rector. Low Mass and sermon at 1 1 a.
m. Christian Doctrine at 5 p. m. and
Benediction withB. C. Sacrament at 5:30.
Centenary M. E. Church Rev. R. A.
Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a.m., con
ducted by.Rev. F. L. Reid. D.D., editor
of Raleigh Christian Advocate, and at 8
p.m., by Rev. B. H. Hall, of Goldsboro.
Young men's prayer meeting at 0.15 a.
m. Sunday-school at 4 p.m., .J.U.Wil
lis, supt. Prayer juccting on Thursday
night at 8 o'clock. The public are cor
dially invited to attend these services.
Church of Christ I. L. Chcstnutt, pas
tor. Services atll a.m. and 8 p.m.
Subject for morning service, "The Mira
cles of Moses;" for evening service, "Love
for God, how produced. Sunday-school
at 8:30 p.m. Weekly prayer-meeting
every Thursday night at 8 p.m. " A cor
dial invitation extended to all to attend
every service. Thero will bo no prayer
meeting this morning at 0 o'clock, be
cause of tho baptism to take place at 9.30
at the foot of Broad street.
Baptist Church Services at 11 a.m.
and 8 p.m., conducted by the pastor, Rev.
RufusFord. Sunday-school at 4 p.m.
Rev. W. S. Rone will preach at Han
cock Street Methodist Church this morn
ing at 11 o'clock, and Rev. G. W. Star
ling will preach at night at 8 o'clock.
Why Divide t
The following ringing words were
uttered by ihe chairman of the late
Georgia State Democratic Convention in
his opening address. They are as sound
as they arc eloquent. We commend
them to all who have been inclined to
listen to tho suggestions of those who
would stir up dissensions and bring strife
and division into the Democratic family
circle:
"Divide, and divido for what? To
turn back tho tide of progress and rend
Into factions the pcaco and prosperity of
a happy people, and bring upon us the
dire calamities that discord must bring to
every people who submit to its reign ?
No, never f There is a secret curso and
special bolt hidden in the heavens that
wfliblast any man who seeks to divide
us, and who, to gratify personal ambi
tions, it willing to build hit personal
fortune on his country's ruin. (Applause).
Say what you- will of the Important is
sues Of this campaign. But to you, my
countrymen, to all Georgia, the moat im
portant thing' i to keep Georgia where
her intelligence, her virtue, and her honor
can control her affairs and guide her to
the manifest destiny that awaits our
mother Bute." :
' . Revival at Wheat Swamp. .
There haa been quite large and suc
cessful revival at Wheat Swamp church
in this' county. , The meeting began on
the first Sunday and closed last Friday
night, lasting six days. Rev. v J. L.
Wlnfleld, editor Of the Watch Tower,
did the preaching, . The ringing was lea
by ; Prof. Robt. Powell, woo is quite an
expert in vocal music. 7 Rev. S W.
Sumrell, pastor of the church, rendered
good Service. There ' were thirty addi
tions to the church. Free Press. - -
On and after this date Shaving will be
Ten Cent at my Bnop, Middle street.
"" - Joim Bbowtj.
row Berne, N. C. augOtf
THE FOTATO IX MAXUFAC1UKES.
It Mill Give Jffovo Starch to the
Ace Than Any 01 her Product
(.'lMivu The Making of Fariiie
or Potato Flour and
Starch.
Tile large supply of potatoes lelt on
the farmer's bands this season after the
price fell beyond the point at which it
was profitable to ship them caused
several papers to .nr,-gest the idea of a
starch factory, and inquiries in regard to
it were made. A back report of the
United Slates Department of Agriculture
has an article on the subject by A. S.
McRue, Toronto. Canada, in which lie
remarks on the singularly small attention
paid to the manufacture of potato Hour
or farine in the United States when a
trade to the extent of perhaps millions of
pounds sterling H ! annum i.-earned on
in Europe, Scotland, Germany. Belgium,
France, etc
"The first cost of potatoes is the per
manent foundation of success, and what
ever county can produce them the most
economically must ever have the best
chance in the profitable manufacture of
farine. The immense extent of territory,
the variable yet suitable climates, the ac
cessible water power, and above all, une
qualled mechanical resources render the
1'nited States a favorable Held for agri
cultural products, among which the
onversion of potatoes into potato Hour is
one of especial promise and importance
"Farine is used for many purposes. Its
most important use is the manufacture of
starch; iu the production of which it
competes with wheat, Indian com, saco
and other farinaceous substance:-'. It is
also used in calico printing, for sizing
and foi the manufacture of artificial
uins, vermicelli, grape sugar, syrups.
confectionery, etc. But the chief use is
for starch and sizing. Whether sold as
farine or converted into starch the result
is tin: same, mi far as a steady and as
sured sale is concerned.
"While the potato affords crntesimally
only from fifteen to sixteen parts ol
starch and wheat affords as much as lll
per cent, still the total amount . (
is in favor of the potato in the ratio of
2,400 to ililO, the produce being estimated
at 120 cent for the potato against Id cent
for the wheat.
"It may be stated that cvciywhcrr
farina manufacture is in the hand-: (,f
fanners. The manipulation is so easy
anil the results so methodical that ordi
nary farm laborers: can do all that is re
quired and the apparatus which is good
today is good also twenty years to come:
lastly the manufacture cau be carried on
all tho year round, anil the process of
farine manufacture is exceedingly simple
and may be .summed up iu a few words.
Steeping the potatoes, washing them.
rasping or grinding the object of which is
to reduce them to a pulp; the sepaialion
-by brushes and the meshes of a fine
wire of the furmc from the coarser pulp
and fibrous niuttir, then purification by
standing in settlers several hours drain
ing and afterwards agitating iu fresh
water and straining, then drying or dessi
gation and lastly packing."
A FOURTH PAR1V.
Having carefully studied and analyzed
the Democratic party, Id-publican party
and Third party's political platforms,
and finding them all rotten and corrupt
to tho core, and believing that rum
threatens our country, wc propose organ
izing a Fourth political party made up
entirely of the rag-tag, bob-tail, dissatis
fied, disgruntled, grumbling, growling,
whining members of other political par
tics. I hereby call a mass meeting of such
men as above to meet in the wigwam that
will bo built on the corner of Iiroad and
Hancock streets, on the night ot the 1st
of September, between the hours of 1 and
2 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing
and fully equipping this Fourth political
party.
One shall not hold office or "even be
come a member of this party until he
fully endorses and subscribes to the fol
lowing oath :
I do solemnly promise and swear that 1
will under no circumstances vote for any
man for office who cau read or write, or
whose State and county taxes amount to
more than two dollars a year, except 13ig
Ike.
I do furthermore most solemnly and
sincerely pledge myself to hclicvu that
the property accumulated by hard licks,
industry and economy of our wealthiest
men ought to be divided equally between
the lazy, disgruntled members of their
party, so that they could trade with Hig
Ike and get more for their money.
1 lurtnermoro do solemnly pledge that
I will never be satisfied until this is done.
I furthermore tiptoe and draw hack on
my dewclaws and solemnly, sincerely and
anxiously promise that I will never plant
more than a half crop of anything, and
will under no circumstances half work
that ; and furthermore I will do all that
I can to keep my neighbors from work
ing theirs and paying their debts, for Rig
Ike has no debts at all.
- And now, to cap the climax, I sincerely
pledge that I will take all of my wife's
butter and eggs to town, sell them for
cash and trade it ot with Big Ike, where
my wife can get more for her butter and
egg than anywhere elso on earth.
, .Believing that a party mado up of tho
whole of North Carolina will be a good
thing, I urge all who can taker tho above
oath to be prompt and numerous in meet
ing at the above time and place.
. - - - Shell Book Wanted.
Sealed proposals will be received for
thirty days, for furnishing 1.000 tons
shell rock, dclivoredpn wharf al New
Berne. ' Ti-'." v.: f?-'-V"'S j '..f
- Tor further information irmly trf i? ; I
. - . V ' "1 4 1 -i City Crcrtf -Ang.
OtB 1893. 'i - U I 'J. ,4 V
Afraid to Hear ihe Truth.
At a recent meeting of the Third par
ty, held in North Carolina, a resolution
was adopteil declaring that none of their
adherents should attend Democratic
meetings. What's the matter, are they
il'raid of hearing the truth? It can be
easily understood why the Third parti
objects to a division ol time with the
Democratic speakers, but what objection
there can be to Hie rant ".ml til- attend
ing Democratic meetings i- not, o clear,
unless it be (hat the truth inav be hurtful
to them. "It's a had iluv,' saj s the
Savannah News, "for an people when
they become so blinded by prejudice that
they refuse to listen to fair arguments."
The good people of North Carolina,
who may have been mislead into a con
ncction with the Third party will soon
seethe cloven foot of the organization,
and will repudiate all such short, cuts to
Republicanism. They have too ivid a
recollection ot th: rule of Radicalism
prevalent in North Carolina and its i--ter
Southern States during the recon
struction period. They will not, tolerate
a Force bill tyranny. Ami they will not
be slow to visit on the heads of the dema
gogues who would make, them false to
their State and section the jud condem
nation they so richly deserve. The peo
ple of North Carolina will listen to Demo
cratic Truth, and will remain true so safe
moorings of Democr.u y.- Norfolk Vir
ginian
"Better late than never., 'I i .-sf i;.
liavG you novcr trailed :ny with
usl No, then begin now. "II. if
better Into thtui novcr." J i.il :it
this Reason we nan give yon nonio
close prioPH on Clothing, if you
need a suit try Urt. Wo huve just,
received a new invoice ol lints,
Soarfa mid Ties. Now lot white
duck hats in They will bo the
last lot for this so.ihoii. Km.icmher
our ltuo of H;implo goods. Wo
have Bomo boys shirt wain! in the
lot.
.). M. HOWAlll).
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins
Will resume the duties of her School on
MONDAY, SEPTKMBKR l-Jrn,
and respectfully solicits a sh ir, of I In
public patronage
Aug. 21st Iu
Miss Mollie Heath
Will reopen In r School on
MuN'DAY. Sl',1' I'l-.MI'.l.l; ,Vm I ",i
Aug. 21-1.
I ..
Pineapple Hams,
Picnic Hams,
FRESH
Canned Tripe,
Lobsters and Salmon,
Boneless Codfish,
Cream Cheese,
New Butter,
Pure Lard, &c, :&c,
AT
LUCAS & LEWIS.
Miss Hollistcr
Will ..pen her School S-iptcmlur llth,
at Dr. Shiver's t (Mice, an. 1 int.-rnh inn.,
dncing Latin and will n.it .-online hers. If
to one class as heretofore
8 10 2 u
New Watch & Jeweler Shop
On Mijidi.k Stukf.t, Xi:.i: P.u.mh.
If you have Watches on which other
parties have failed to i;lv safi.-fa. In.ii.
send them to me ; I have every facility ..I
the trade and guarantee work at, h.ul
notice and very reasonable prices.
jyin tm i-:. D. i;anoi;i;t.
Staple Goods and Nov
elties. All who want. Hunting li.r Kings or
other Campaign piirpoiies will .1.. well
to see
J. F. TAYLOR.
100,000 Brick for sale.
A fresh lot of nice HAMS just rceiv.-.l.
Also, another drive iu ToHACCO.
Don't forget the Magic liiie. t llsl.i
niiuator. It rids of licdl.iigs l!.. i. h. s
Flics and other similar pests.
Tobacco!
Tobacco!
AT
Rock Bottom Prices!
Wc have the Celebrated
Orange Brand Sugar
(not acid) Cured Hams.
Wo havo a Full Line of
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let cf 'Iliddlc- street
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A?GOiuto!y Pure j
A croam of tsvlir h&Uing pou .ior.
Ilinh.-Ht of till in 1-RvrnioK HironeLli-
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port.
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St., N. Y.
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For I'dit,.
The to in- ov- r t'e. . 1. ;.- uf 1 .i.u.nwHy
it Churdr.il !n-t .'ii il. are fcr
rent. I'.i'v t"
jyl-'if I 1. I MUAM.
CLINTON
CLINTON, N. C.
All lea. In is have lei, 1 .-..lle -eii,- ti:un-
inj;, propare.l esi.-ei..lly l..r te.-ehiiii;
I repaiat'try ( nurse :t n. tt y .
A Heei;il c.uise In ltutk keeiine-. i '..m
mercinl Law, I 'oninn i ceil A ru line 1 1. .
I'enmanslii, Telfui :i-h , 1 .ii-bv
and Typcw riling.
VOCAL MUSIS udCALiHLRlSS FREE.
No additional est l..i il isi.e-
Hoard, VVashiui', l.e-hi-i, 'l'uili-.n, cl-- ,
$7-ri.0O per bvo monlhs.
liiiirorins will cost, SKinn, tII2".,
$12.75 and i I .VI.
Tuition tor Dav I'licIs will be -I . VI,
8! Ill), :l 00 and l oil ( , ,,.i,lh
ror further part icnlars aiUlre i lb.
I'linnipal. W. K. BKINNEP,
('linl,,ii c
thhn H.cmhiriM R
T7ATTVm?T P
MACHINISTS,
And Blacksmiths.
Ilavinir withdrawn from tho old firm
of John II. Crabtroo & Co., and pur
chased the place on the west side of
Craven street, formerly known as Cuth
bert's stand, we are now ready to do all
kinds of Foundry, Machinist and Black
smith Work.
.. All our tools and machinery aro now
and fl rut-class in every particular.
if liope to merit and receive a liberal
shsjo or publio patronage. . -. v .1
Johii H. Crabtree fi Oo.;
J20 dwtf
Now Berne, N. C.
Isw ik&sfry Store.
"'' "I" oi.l ii -rii in.;, a nice line of
" ' in e.r i.i- in. u althain, llow-
0. 1. I,'.-. U..i . I ,,. -II ..:,.i., I.i-ands of
ATI 1 1 I N.
A, ii d ... ill..).., it !.; and , , j, mill, ally
0"i -in I, I ol h u illi in I i iinienN and a
1 ' h d ' then- n ., . I., lii am di feel
' ' 1,1 -I r :n l- lltl.-l with Classes,
' ' '' ' '' ' - j -a. 1 1 pernit tropia,
V ' rii -oi -li-io. I.oth single
on-'.
. :- I.. .i.i-I ..paired
1 pliy .oi.l l.illhill-.
I hoi ll ... I, a Ii .i. -I" Hi. patronage
'I' l he "'".. ol X, u i ;,.r,M- and country,
' nioi - v ii il I iill liiidily appreciate
'--Hi' p: 1 1 1 - -1 1 i -r- . ai-.l - id in all ininsae
t i.-l. II II II,;, . - i ,. ;.,,
' .11 :o.-l - I I.e. p... . Tli. uill
1 ; 1 i ! ,
I .- ; - II. -0
T. J. BAXTER & CO.,
' . 1 -' U I- Stand.
ches! tuning!
19th September,
Tin I ! at
' 'in 1 1 . '.o
-i: w i.ai
iiorsrf Miiliuer.
i " i ( I.I-, Set ol"
Mil 'I" u. II I., call
'. I ' irri:i:'e :ind
"i I',m;,,1 street.
.. I ; - l ' p:ill ill'.'; i -I
11.11:1 i .. II -11
.... ;. w . . . 1 1 ,-
Anyone ! anytime ! aDywhcrc
- friend or foe -to clTcr more
intrinsic value for Ihe money
thai) we are j;iviD;!;.
1:. -i- cn1.11.
Hsskbarn & Willett.
Have You a
Daughter to Educate?
1 !i' M let IIH t ll.l V-m 1)m ( rttHlOKIIfl Of
NttHi H.K -M.1.1 (il Milt 11 U N ii
I.M .i . TJ.. lMt:-tKt, .ii'm,nt nnl bsMt
, in';. Kcii.i... in Tl W'Wrttur. VirRtnla.
f. ui.) iii.-l 1 icllm; In h j L IukIIbU hlulU
Hll.l I. I I I M r tli I y IK,
:') ntu:l niH, Jt Rt imis or motto la,
I In- t,i m nil iiiitiii.'i-M for liMHt expenHH,
n-Miifil, eicKiint Imtiio, with home ooiil
lorlH hik) trtilnlnu. AMh ff nolf-itinport
upoclritiv. A pjilH-Hi iftn hhnuld 1b made early
hm we w crn n mi 1 ml ifil to rfiiHu 10 I ant fn'l
frtti-; u-'k or mom. n.l-trtm
ii!Mm .1. A. I. i'AsskOY It S , Principal.
Buy None Other Than
ON Virginia Cheroots,
Best Cheroots in
the Market.
Puce In-ill iho nanio iw infeiior
('liorootH.
- nl.vntol Oloc.k (Vrtiiiciiti'H packed
in every Imx bought of
Wi.I0LL.3ALU GJtOOBU,
MIDDLE STKEST,
NttW BEHNK. W. Q
Disosway & Churchill,
, AND
Machinist's Supplies
Speci zxt-y I
CRAVEN STREET,
One - ;door btlow . City Hall. :
All orders sent to u will have our
prompt attention, aud be delivered to
any part of the city without delay.
Quality and prices guaranteed In every
Instance. ' ' JelO ilf .
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Vi 7r fiU
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