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NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY, AUGUST 28. 1892.
VOL. XL-NO. 133
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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" BUSINESS LO0ALS.v
MISS HOLLISTER will POSITIVELY
open her School SEPT.. 12th,. 1892.
CTR. ' 'SETTIB W" will sail up Neusc
E River from 0, P. Wburf every Mon
day wid Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
r fiHABLES SI. Keuob, Agt,
T- WENTY ShareB Improved Totton
Ginnery Stock for sale. Apply to r
21 lir Tnos., Daniels.
OLD PAPERS for sale in any quanti
se at the Journal Office. Good for
pasting' on, walls , and" putting under
i ' carpets. . "
PEAS and BEANS lor Kail planting at
Berry's Drug Store.
T HAVE fitted up Hotel Albert Barber
Shop nicely and in style. I invite all
; my old patrons and others who want a
pleasant shave or. hair cot in artistic
style to give me a call.
-,.-.' Pnov. W. II. StfEi-Acn.
LD1 Jkkw Miur.l W.itir,
the iHift Naltir tl noeritwt.
For K.ln 1V JAB. KRDMOND.
K D V. JONES, lu in ohara of
Ihtt prescription dt'pmtrooiit of
'.v.1 elham's Pharmacy, Arln-vilU-, N 0..
baa opened a Pnrrip ion lrug Store
IM-xt- to custom houH. "nooinl ears Is
' aivmi to lh selHOtiou of prpMilions
'it lor proripio uw otrlv. , Tln patrur-
K tt public i solloita.1. rutjSO
IJUUE COFtN WrtlSKEY for snle by
I . J as Redmond.
' "Ur'F Uurdon Imp'iriwi tsheirr, foi
LV.alebj JAM RlSDHOND.
' IMPOftfEO HOLLAND GIN. Burke's
1. H-uw' Al tod Burton's Guinness'
xtout. for sal" by Jas Rkdmond.
1? OR BALE OoUs' box or ward
lobe lounge is a perfect lonogo by
lay and perfect bed by night, and you
vmm put away as much olothW or o'.her
articles aa in the average wardrobe.
Yoa Ma get three artioles for the price
tut one. Mo extra charge for packing or
iPPi
.. His. Dr. Talmte. wifeofihe cile
rated praachr, bk) ilifse Ioudros nr.
-Price In Cretoo 610
Il4iai$13.t4.
tuw Silk, 20. 2.-..
H.Ik Rraoatelle. S5 StfO
farms 10 oer oent. dlsoouni oeb with
at Am or half wilh order balance 60
d.Ta. ALFRED COLE?.
Grand and Myrtle AvenunR.
Brooklyn, N. ?
im" (ff OIGABS at vnry low
i O.UUU figures to wholesale and
retail trade for sale, by Jab. Rkdmond.
lABRETT'tl COGNAC BRANDY
vJT used very much in tbe sick room.
For sale by Jas ItRDUOSp.
MRU. SACRAMENTAL. PORT and
11
ill B0UPPEBNONO WINES fer sale
Ja3. Rkcmond.
rUFFY8 MALT
WHISKEY for
LllMliaioal an lor sale by
., jtniS Jab. Redmond.
I - OALVIN SCriAFFER'S WILD
OBERBY ROCK AND RYE, put
up expressly for throat sni lung dis
, for sale by JAB kkdmond.
t IN ' Pwaia 35,000
dud lit cholorn.
prsorB liivve
1 BR Demourfttio Btatn cooveu-
lioi) pf Waflliington i in sossion
It eudorwn tbe National platform
and candidates.
De. Exdm, the Third party oat
dldatn for Qort ruor, nnnonoceB
iinblioiy that he prefcrH uegro eu
premftc; to Democratic rule in bis
:.. Btato. :
' ''Tax Baleigh News learns that
Senator Vance, who is physically
' unable to take an active part in the
. campaign,', contemplates writing
7i letter, , in j which be wilt give
counsel to the Demoorats of the
?Iatate..'i-' iti' J'A
Ji(Tbxrx are a good many bayo-
nets out this year, as any one can
'see, bat there, will be a good many
' more if Messrs. Harrison, Carnegie
3 Piatt and Wanamaker ,;are to be
"oor leaders and guides --St-. Lonis
iepuiiio '.' : ." ; r u r
' WoBKiOMEN . hav) - waited
, neiuly four ; ears tor Mr. Harrison
. li gt their pay raised, and they
am now confronted, not only with
- the theory of high tariff, bat the
condition if reduced wages.
Lonisvillo Courier Journal. ;.
Marion Cutler congratulated
the people of his district on the re-
nomination of Hon. B. F, Orady
for Congress, and predicted his
re-election by a good majority. It
will be amnaiog after this to hear
him tooting bis horn for Br&oonce,
whom he; tried to down, bat
couldn't. Wilmington Star. ;
Tub Tuiid party has dwindled
to nothing In Northampton county.
IT roc weeks ago there was a large
number of them,, bnt nqw they
have disappeared. Ia one town-
ahip there are said to be only three
in another, one of the largest, there
are none. In one or two townships
t' rtiovemcut Nilil baa a smajl foi-
0 I
I (i ' ' t thTH a poition of the
i corruption fund shall
! si :.' t tho Third party in
t ' r f y if evldciiro to
' ' can Soon I
bamn have received their first in
stallment from JKepublioan hea.
quarters and rcmittanoeg will short
ly go to Virginia and North Caro
lina ,
Thbue is a good deal of specu
lation us to why the presidential
tetters of acceptance aro ao mnoh
delayed. Mr. Harrison is probably
cndjjeilicgTiJs brain to flodoot how-
to abvocato tbe Force bill while
seeming not to do so. He knaws
that he cannot say he is opposed to
the iniamons measure, and yet he
wants to place himself in the po
sition of not appearing to be very
zealons fur it. He is, in word,
anxious to iix his letter so as to
make the North think he wants it
and the South that he does not
want i'. Mr. Harrison will have
to kH'i awake many nights belere
ho wived this very troublesome
problem, especially as be is handi
capped by his previous nosavory
Fame bill reoord Richmond
TillU'H
LOCAL NF.WS.
Ni!W A D I 'EH TI8EMENT8.
Howard.
Big Ike Grand opening.
Hiss llollidter School opening.
Str. Nettie Yf. Suiiing days.
Miss Nettie Walker Music class.
Tlie steamers of the N. N. & W. Direct
Line now leave New Berne on Tuesdays,
Thursdays nn:l Saturdays. They arrive
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
A Sunday-school will be organized at
Mount t'alvury Temple this morning at 9
o'clock and public service will be held at
5 1-4 p. in. A distinguished speaker
will be present of noted deep piety to
give interest to the meeting.
A letter received by Professor Adams,
President of the Y. M. C. A., from Mr.
Thos. G. Wilkinson, of Clawson, S. 0.,
the new Y. M. C. A. Secretary, announces
that he will arrive by rail to enter upon
tbe work Thursday evening, September
1st.
At a meeting of the Naval Reserve,
Friday night, a constitution and by-laws
was adopted for the organization. They
were quite rigid, but just such as alt or
ganizations should have. The next step
will bo the procuring of uniforms and
other equipments, which our citizens
will no doubt assist in. '
The Collegiate Institute will open one
week from to-morrow. It is desirable
fur all pupils to In: ou hand at the be
ginning tliut duplication may be con
ducted rapidly and the regular work be
commeucod subject to as few interrup
tions as possible.
Tbe' Third party in North Carolina is
following in the footsteps of the Republi
can party when it wis in power. The
Leaksvillo Gazette saya that at Wcnt-
wortb, a few days ago, it nominated for
Register of Deeds a man who can neither
read nor write.
A colored fisherman who has been at
New Rerne for some time, passing by the
name of Steve Kerney, was arrested yes
terday on information from another col
ored man, who says be knows that .he
committed a, murder in Georgia. He is
in jail..: An investigation, will he. held
Monday at 11 a. m. tefore W. H. Oliver,
The Headlight editor paid a visit to
the Goldsboro Furniture i factory and
fonnd it "crowded with orders from
every, portion of the Union and an'fxtra
force of operatives employed to keep np
with the steady, increasing trtde.'.'j W
are glad to hear of the success attending
the, enterprise-and we . wish 'that New
Berne had a similar one". " : '
Messrs. 8. II. Scott and VT. P. Burros
A Co., have just made considerable im
provement on the lower portion of Bell's
Alley which runs back of their stores,
especially that part of it which projects
into the river on "made gfound." . They
have covered it with about a foot and a
half of saw dust which will do away with
the, mud and water which wu to annoy
ing after rains. It makes it now a good
easy place to drive over. Vv .' "v'-
Coming and tioipr, ' -
Tho family of Mr. J. O. Whltty, who
have been spending the' summer at their
summer borne in; Jloreljead, returned
home yesterday morning.? 1 ;
Miss Helen Bryan, who has been visit
ing her uncle, Judge H. R. Bryan, left
yesterday to visit relatives at Kinston.
Messrs. J. H. Hackbnrn and F, Ulrich,
who attended tho Grand Conclave of
Knights Templar in Denver, Col., and
since then have been spending some time
in pleasure lu that State, arrived home
last bight. " ' ' .
Mrs. W. P. Burrus and children, who
have been visiting relatives, returned
homo lass night. ' v'
Mrs. Gruham Richardson, who has been
spending a few weeks at. Seven Springs,
enmc in last night on route to her home.
Mis Faith Iirock returned torn a visit
to relatives at Kinston.
l'"V. II. C. I'oore, who Im I - ivl-
I v i tl 1 ' i i ' 1 - ,
A Bear Story.
Wednesday night Mr. B. B. Mallison,
who .had been up to New Berne, got off
the train at 4Oroatan, 10 miles from the
city ""and srarted to walk down the rail
road track from the station to his home,
it being about 8 o'clock.
After proceeding a half a mile he
noticed an animal at the side of the track,
which in the darkuess of the night he at
first thought was a cow but as he passed
it jumped on the track and came on in
the same direction he was going. He
then noticed another smaller animal
ahead and made the startling discovery
that he wns right between a bear and
her cub with only an umbrella in his
hand. However Bruin went by him
without offering molestation. Both the
bears then being ahead of him, Mr. Malli
son took the back track, borrowed a
breech-loading gun, returned and found
tho bears still on the, railroud three or
four hundred yards farther on than when
he first encountered them. ' He fired both
barrels of his gun at them. One bear
got immediately oft" the track, the other
passed on a little further and got off.
Mr. Mallison, re-loaded and proceeded
on his way, lie had not j;oiie fur before
he 8uv something cl.se on the track.
Thinking of bears, he blazed away ugain,
but failed at the time to find what re
sulted from the shooting.
The next day lie started to visit the
place for the purpose of making investi
gations, and met Mr. Calvin Smith,
section master, who with his force of
hands had been clearing the growth from
the sides of the road. ''Well, Mr. Malli
son, some ou has shot a hog here ! was
the greeting he received. Looking w here
Mr. Smith pointed, Mr. Mallison saw a
block porker which his well aimed load
had laid low.
On starting to leave Mr. Mallison heard
Mr. Smith shout at him and looking back
he saw a bear coiniug up on the track
between them, but after taking a look at
them the bear turned and went back in
the woods in the same direction he came.
Friday Mr. Mallison's father,
Mr. W. II. Mullison, in passing the place
discovered also the body of the bear that
Mr. Mallison had shot, stilt in death,
Out of his three shots two at least proved
effective good marksmanship' for the
night time. It was a brave act to attack
the bears alone as he was. Most men in
his fix, if they had not secured company
would have gone homo by another routo
and. left the -'ganie" to the freedom of
the woods.
Church Services.
Church of Christ, Hancock Street 1
L. Chcsnutt, pastor. Services at 11 a.m.
and 8 p.m. Young men's prayer meeting
at 9 a.m. Suudny-sehool at 3.30 p.in
Weekly prayer-meeting every 'Thursday
night at 8 p.m. All arc cordially invited
to attend these services. I
Centcnury M. E. Church Hcv. H. A
Willis, pastor. Sun-Ices ut 1 1 a.m. and
8 p.m., conducted by the pastor. Young
men's prayer meeting at 9.15 a.m. Sun
day school at 4 p.m., J. E. Willis, super
intendent. Prayer meeting on Thursday
night at 8 o'clock, Tbe public are cor
dially invited to attcud these services.
Christ Church Uth Sunday after
Trinity. Services at 1 1 a.m. and 8 p.m.,
to which the public arc cordially invited
Attentive ushers. Sunday-school at t
p.m., at the church ; 0.30 a.m. at the
chapel.
Baptist Church Services at 11 am
and 8 p.m., conducted by the pastor,
Rev.' Rufus Ford. Sunday-school at 4
p.m., J. B. Holland, supt.
Sunday services for Hancock St. Mctb
odist Church. Sunrise prayer meeting at
8.80. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m
by pastor, Rev. J. F. Butt. Sunday
school at 4 p.m.
Salvation Army Holiness meeting at
II a.m. ', Praise meeting at 8 p.m. Sal
vation meeting at 8 p.m. All the'meet-
ings are led by Adjutant'Smitb, the pre
siding officer in tho Southern division.
Eight Delivery Wagoni.
Anothen delivery wagon, Mr. J.
Tolson's was delivered from Messrs. G. H.
Waters is Son's carriaga factory yestor
day. 4,Thl ia tho, seventh they have re
cently made , to order for NeW Berne
merchantsy and they . are at work now
bulAdlnir another for -"1110 Oaks Doirv
match for . the other fine one they built
. i ' , . i i. , i . .....
wr in. uairy voigu ua ueen in use a nine
over a jweek.',. These.! wagons are giving
great satisfaction Tbty are unsurpassed
for combined lightness slid strength.
We notice! also in the factory in ele
gant double seated i turry just completed
uirjiur. nr in. 4 craws . o r aniego, wmcn
would dd credit to any factory. . '
Work i. also- going' on at the factory
on servicable Vehicles of toss pretentions
character?, -j, Ws- notice among the work
in progress a very strong dray something
larger than the average that ie being
bunt lor air. ji wMcsio. t V :
;Our people , aro fortunate in having
such a good chance to get any kind
vehicle they waut , built at short notice of
tbe beat , material and id such excellent
stylo and finish as shown in the goods
that the factory turns out.;
The Headlight says tbe date for the
speaking of Gen. Adlai E. Stevenson in
Goldsboro has been changed to Saturday.
Scptemlwr 17thv All the railroads en
tttring there will give speciul iVes to the
From "The Baltimorean"
IN MEMORIAM.
Editor Journal: The following cx-
quisitivcly beautiful lines were written by
Mrs. Elizabeth Oaksmith who is passing
the evening of her days with her daugh
ter at Hollywood, this State. There is a
solemn and mystical beauty in them, sel
dom equalled. " ft
Mrs. Oaksmith is the last survivor of
that grand Galaxy of Poets, Edgar A.
Poe, Fitz Green Jlallrck, .losepn liouman
Drake, Mrs. Hermans and William Cullcn
Bryant, who were the first to force recog
nition among the poets "and writers'' of
England and who were second to nono in
grandeur and loftiuess of expression,
power, pathos and bounty. AVUtrever
the English language is -spokc-U Mrs.
OakeB Smith is recognized as u great poot-
ss, and has her niche m the roots r ane.
.!. II.
Ressie. Corine. Mildred and Pauline, the
only daughters of Applcton Oaksmith,
vho were suddenly rcmovcn ironi iuib
tate of existence by the upsetting of a
boat in Beaufort Harbor, N. ( , .Inly 4tli
1879."
BY MKh. ELI7..V1IET11 0-Kl; SMITH. "
'.Ve.i iiinnix moritir "
Meseenis in all the secret eaves,
Where the cool water soltly laves
Tho purple shell beneath the waves,
Goes forth a sound 'of tender moan,
And ull the islands far sud lone
Take up the mclaneho ly tonr,
a crying each unto its siBtcr wave;
The beautiful ye did not save,
But hurried downward to the grave.
Oh! rushing wild, untutored breeze;
Oh! ye remorseless, heaving seas,
Could ye not pity such as these!"
Than theirs no sweeter cadence ever
stirred,
Or hill, or vale, or carol heard.
Of blyther note from singing bird!
Oh I blossoms of sweet smell and hue,
Hivinsr aromas from the morning dew,
These lovely ones were all akiu to ynu.
Oh! supple willow, graceful vines,
LiOVC-oreaiiiing vowc i siaioy jnm.-,
Weep ye in nature's solitary shrines!
Weep! there is none to read your ancient
lore!
These pensive Druids, hand in hand, no
more
Shall your dim coverts lovingly explore.
OhI fountains, iiiurmurings as ye flow,
Well fitting is your sounel ol woe,
Breathing your reedy arcades through,
Is one sad note, unknown till now,
In tragic cadence, telling how
These golden heads were merged below
In silent caves no more to be
A gladness and a hope to me.
An echo in life's mystery.
A tender link is broke in twain -
orever hushed a sweet rcl'ra'n,
And in its stead a note of pain
Such as from ancient fane might rise,
When ceased its wonted sacrifice.
And altar-stone deserted lies.
Oh! ms'stic eyes, that never knew
One glance that maiden blushes drew;
Oh! lips, thot only breathed the true!
Oh! virgin hearts! The Hebrew inaid. '''
Who sought the mountain s:onciy sna.ie,
That stars alone should hear her soil
upbraid.
Of her sad fate, from harp and timbre)
reft
The untouched heart ol love bereft i
Her sighs deep smothered in tho iky
dolt.
And she, the Greek, on Aullis' sea-girt
rock,
Biding tho anguish, and the mighty
shock
Of ocean beat, witU aoei ilicis look, -v
And sho who spurned the 'rint's'dark
decree,
And to the higher mandate lient the
knee.
Oh! holiest virgin! pure Antigone!
Come forth, oh! maidens, chaste and
bright
Robbed and bereft by earthly blight,
And greet your sisters in the hind ol
Ugbt.
Oh! forth for such as these should go,
A wad, as tor a common woe,
That all our hearts should feel ami know.
OhI where the onward thought the lofty
aim
For something nobler than a name,
However
ever sung in earth's acclaim.
. L b 1 Si
Tho rich, full life, so) crow ncd an J faisi
icl.
So high, that to be mortal p.aison
liaa better attribute out-razed!
Ahl what bright planet ever near,
Revolving in its own celestial sphere, -Beheld
akin these sisters here!
And its fair dwellers, leaning o'er
Its flowery disk upon our snore
Beholding these, mindless of our deplore,
With dulcet whispers soothed tho sense
of pain,
And bore them to soma heavenly plain.
Where congregate tho rapt angelic train!
To myriad stars, that fill the voids of
space,
Tell where amid you is the dwelling
place
Of such as these! Obt Bhall we know tho
y s afs i
t'f.r
Of our-dear ones? r our siiaJiwo
Onward to where the fountalns'fiow
From stcop to steep, and shall we know
Whither, in alt the fields afar.'' "r
To aim our fliorht to that briirht start i ,. 1
That welcomed them from their radiant
can - - 'r. ;;
Where is tho one divenrent flbrtknit '"
In all my frame, that bids them ait . .
. i r . i' i 1 1 k in
A.IUU1 IIUUI UIC, IU JllUMi lUlflll, .. ,
And love'endowcdf': 'the onward1 'sped
By thirst for truth! to knowloige wed, :
By all benignant aspirations led, ' ' - -. -
Bevond tbe contest','- and the spleen,
That come our holiest, and onr best be
tween, .
While pressing onward to the great' Un-
; seem
Ahl in some blessed mansion by the hand
Of the dear Father fashioned in a land
More bright than this I sen band,
Whose heavenly features I I ow,
u- h-.i: fairer than when ! nl w.
What arc the days, and what the years,
All counted by our flowing tears,
To such as reach the heavenly spheres!
I call ye with a fond, deluding cry,
And half yo gleam upon the mortal eye,
Responsive to a love that cannot die.
I seek ye; seek yo far and w ide;
Not in aortic lone out-standing s!:ir dust
void;
Not in some shattered disk of Asteroid,
Can your glad spirits hopeless light,
Companion'd with chaos and dark night.
Where undeveloped; shapes the soul
altright
For yor your line essence knew ,1.1m! thrill
Of raptured vision onwird, onward still,
Beyond where" shinning stars their orliits
- fill!
Oh! ye vounn prophets, visioned thick;
OhI ye young p lets, hi arts heroic;
ie duty anchored like the stoic!
What unto ye was hall with diamond
gleam
Compared to braveslv of woo-1 and stream,
And your sweet vigils and poelie dreamf
Dear lives, complete, however brief.
Fresh us urouias of the rose-bright leaf,
With no cold, harvest of (he aiittin.ii
Bhcat'.
-H Paradisical in look an,! mind
How "could our earth you captive bind?
Ye must a fairer country find,
Where royal palms, nnd golden shore.
With rich nepenthe should restore
A youth more lovely than. before
I will not vex the realms of space,
rn longings vain for each dear face.
To beam from out its heavenly place.
Nor call, and call, as if to chide;
Doth not the Father lovingly hid, :
Shall not the Great Eternal bide
In his own law? Shall his decn c
Of order and true majesty
He set aside lor such as wet
On,
world He gives with
eilaiicl and
rock,
One world with passion-blast, tin, I temp
est shock;
One world, whose lonely inlands interlock,
And stretch their hands across the main,
And ask companionship in vain.
While all their mountain pines complain!
One world for human love, and human
woe,
Searclung-tho vast Unseen to know.
Calling, and calling, as the might;, llow
Of generations pass in silence dread,
Mingling with myriads of tin- am i. nt
dead;
The portal passing with a muffled tread,
Ami then the ebon gates slide iwis h ss
back,
And from our eyes conceal their omvaid
track,-
.Vs stars arc hid by intervening rack.
Nor backward answer they our eail
Nor lilt a corner of the pall,
To say that "dying is not all."
Yet not the less our human tru-.!.
In something that forever niii-l
Survive the liv ing of our dust.
Hollywood, Carteret Co.. N (
VI, 1K79.
An:-
Music Class.
All intending to become numbers
my Music Class ure requested to meet m
ut my residence tomorrow nuiioim; be
tWccii 10 and 13 o'clock.
Miss Nf.i.i.i.. W .i.ki-.i:
Grand Democratic Rally.
Hon. Chus. B. Aycock will address the
coplov upon the issues of the day at
ivsville, Jones county, n. t.., on lu.s-
lay, August HO, MVi.
Let everybody turn out mmi te ar tins
eloquent orator. ITe if. a line speaker
lroni Wayne county.
Shell Rock Wanted.
Scajiid, proposals will bo received foi
thirty, days, for furnishing I.imiO ton
shell; rook, delivered on wharrut
New-
Berne.
For further iiifoiinalinii upplv t
AV. 1). Wai.i.m i:.
City Clerk
Aug. Cth 18U2.
Roliee.
On and after this date Shaving will be
Ten Cents at my Shop, Middle street.
John mtows.
New Berne, N. C. aug'.Mf
Enough is good ns a feast." IUv.
That is just what bothers hu
manitv enoneh--enough to cat
and enough to wear. We can give
yon oVe of the enongh(-onongh to
wear.' That's onr miHine.ss. and
when yon want something to nar,
don't" forget to try ns for Clothing,
LT.ats and Shoos. Wo go North in
a few days to renew our stock. Our
aim is to buy only good goods
and give them to yon nt the right
price, flee as for what you need
J. M. HOWARD
lotici of Dissolution of Coputnirship.
Be it known that the firm of Bryan &
Howard, doing a General Insurance busi
ncss, have this day, by mutual consent
dianalved cooartnendui)-.- ,
iJifR. Haward wilKabntiauft the Fire
Mstrrttce at toe nra oia. stuna on t ra
ven street.
Thanking the public for past patron
ago, we are,
'tit u very respecuuny,
II. II. Brvam, Jn.
'-' i' i 1 '''' MJ R: Howard.
Aug, .a 1899.,-,. . ,5
One vcrV' large" Iron Safej suitable "for
Banking business or a large commission
business ; weight S,800 lbs, Manufac
tured bv Hosier Safe and Lock Company
ot . Cincinnati,- 0 ' Cost throe hundred
and forty dollars delivered. Can buy or
exchango smaller safe by" corresponding
with or calling on lilU IKK, Wew Heme,
N. a '-, .- - ; -s
Also, one Safe, eot ninety dollars at
factory ot Hosier, uohman A Co., or do
cinnati. O. :. .. .... ' 1
These safes have hi, bccnTout tA tlie
factory enlyvcry short time, and lot)'
mm
151
mmm
Abso!uto!y Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder,
liilllirst of all in hip.vviiing strength.
lMtf.it Viritftl Stttr.: Vnrrrnvii'iit He
port. Roy a i. Bakinu 1'..vii..k iYi.. I'M", Wall
St., N. Y.
H. AUPfiH,
The Shoemaker,
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Wolk dime 01 tile i il y.
Call and -ie l.iui ('
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Delivery Waon,
VV e are llow rov
Short Notice.
We have iu t
of
i-'t; i ii
Pig Hams and
Breakfast Strips.
c ill i.s; i . i ;.,! 'ii : .'1 'i '' iv
30c. BUTTER
Wr :iIm,
Full Cream Cheese
AI.WAi S N ! I.
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prmni't :ill ( 1 1 "u 1 1 .
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t -t :ui'l iiit:lin n h, a -' i
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mm
Wo aro r-ro,lit'.l anion.; nil wide aw ak
poopln wild having mi hand ut all times
ho laiyest stock m tho ciiy in cvety CM
partmoiit of our busiue.-.s. I Ids mean
wo liny in largo lots, ami an si M ::. pn
port innately low prices.
Wo assiuo yon. von will ma!, a nil
take if you liny bnti-ri s. n .
Kespe.cttnU;-,
Haskbern & Wilhil
Miss Moliio Heath
Will reopen her :i im-'! "
MONDAY. .-tKPTKMC.MI -'.i.t. I
Aug. 2b.l. Iw
Forjtent.
The rooms over the storu of ItisoRivay
& Churchill (net to city hall) are for
rent. Apply to
j,12if J. E. Latham.
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE GO.
I take pleasure in notifying my friend:
and the public that I have accepted a
SPECIAL AGENCY lor this Slate Willi
tho
Mutual Life Iasuranco Co.
OF NEW YOliiC.
Offico hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ut
1C H. Niionl oliice, opposito (. Marks,
on Pollock street, where I will lie plcaw-d
to receive mv friends, and mvo any inlor
mution desired by thoso wanting the
best ami safest Uw insurance, r . '
,"i-t 'jS. 'D. JONES.
.'; Now Berne, N.: ? 6-i7tt ,
r ;IIisa 01a Ferebeo 1
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Wiii'resumo nw ML'SIC CLASS, MON
i (
Nsw hmlvi Store.
i:nig :m. arriving, a nice lint of
igenl l'"- l-'.lf
. U"..r.l. and :,
in, Waltliam, IIow
II leading brands of
aid, 1
W Vh III
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il. : n.l M-ienlilically
I'.'lh with i'i.I rnniciits and a
!' 1 use. I,, lit mm y defect
.' i o. I- till, d v ilh (Masses,
I' ' ''W'l'ia. 1 1 permelrnpiaF
; .', rn ;:n ui in I, i, tli single
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'tltld.
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li
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red
i
l-'iliv -i.i-, Si,i I icliv, jn-t ai rived.
I Kim 1 1 ...I, a 1 1 1 ri i.f the pal milage
i Hi.-.ei. ,,. 1. 1 New lie rue and country,
-iiroig ,.ii lit ii I mil highly appreciate
i:tl i 't
Ml H'.-i!
."M.I will
ilifaei;.,
mi; iim
i all (ransae-
II .-I im; piir.s. Tln-y will
l"l ' n;
K J- U I;
T. J. BAXTER & CO.,
I'.'.i'" k M . I. S. W I'- Stand.
School Opting!
19th September,
' '' i, 'i 1 ia Si v I,.,i-ii l,e-
fore I.
'-' " - oo ; ., .,0 t r
I-
Im ii:n W. NKAL.
Mew School. "
' i :il i.M.S I Me-s .IANIE
' ! (, a a S. ! I in Miss
1 1 ! . M..n.l:ry, Seit. Tilh.
li- n:d I- nulla imiiim-, w it li Latin,
1 I. -i,... 1- i ., nl a. l-'reiieh ami
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" ' ' I ' " I 1 - '"' N liW.'W
Mrs A. T. Jerkins
""i t1 . - ies et' her School on
-' i - i I't !M i ;i li l-J-ni,
I ' ' 'l-..!.. ' it- .i -liai-e i.f llie
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Horse Milliner.
'""' wi-long i First Class Net of
i I iiia.le llarne- will do well to call
I U. Ovi.ai Si, ivait's Carriage anil
ie : li, i,m,h ,,,, lima.! street.
I" -i ' d alti nti,. a ie, id ,, ri-iiairini' id
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Pineapple Hams,
Picnic Hams,
FRESH
Canned Tripe,
Lobsters and Salmon,
Boneless Codfish,
Cream Cheese,
Nev Butter.
Pure Lard, &c, &c.,
AT
LUCAS & LEWIS.
Watch & Jeweler Shop
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If yon have Watches mi which other
larli.n ha,' failed to give satisfaction,
end tliciu to me : I liin e every facility of
he trade and gnanuitci: work at short
nitice and very rc-isdnable prices
j:" K. I). I'.ANGEUT.
Buy None Other ThaD
OL' Virginia Cheroots,
Best Cheroots in
the Market.
I'liim bciiip; the Hame us inferior
Cheroots.
M.uitel Cloi-.k ( 'ortilieates packed
in eery box bought of
WHOL1SBALM GKOOBR,
UIDDLB STRMT, v '
NBW BBRWW, W. Q
Diaosway 6 Churchill,
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Machinist's Supplier
JSpiopiOlw; '
vC-craven s'ti:::
One door below C
Alt orders s nt to m i v
prompt lit ten! a, n, ie l- '
:lv , of f
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r , - . - . )
i ' ,' rt'-nle for mid a I t iiimcIio'J
as well m wl iifl rtni ido. .
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