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THE JOUKNAL.
THE CHOLERA ABKOAl).
1 v ' f Steady Increase of the Disease in Jlaui-
it ' , ' burg.
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Hamburg, September 7. Seven
hundred and two cases of cholera
-' - yesterday; deaths, 333; en increase
of 28 new oases and G9 deaths.
St. Petersburg, September 7.
The cholera returns for Sept
ember 4th, lor the whole Empire,
place the number of new cases at
1 1 4,779; deaths, 2,073 showing an
' increase of 103 new cases compared
with Saturday.
; Paris, Sept. 7. The prefect ol
' , police has began to issue daily
bnlletioB, giving the number ol
new cases of cholera in Fans aim
the suburbs and the number ol
deaths. According to these figures
89 new cases and 47 deatlm oc
curred Monday iu Paris and in its
suburbs and yesterday, 50 new
oases and 53 deaths,
HAVRE, September 7. Twenty -seven
new cases and beveu deaths
of cholera yesterday. The disease
is about at a standstill.
at new York quarantine.
New YORK, Sept. 7. The steam
ship Wyoming arrived last night
with 278 cabin and 30,'i steerage
passengers aboaid, including fifty
.Russian immigrants who will be
detained some time.
The City ot New York also ar
rived. She will probably be
detained five days.
The Waisland got in during the
morning from Antwerp, with 100
cabin and 175 steerage passengers,
and the Spree, from Bremen, dur
ing the afternoon.
Altogether there were twenty
eight steamers from all parts of the
world at the quarantine station this
morning.
There were no fresh deaths or
new cases on the Bugia or Nor
mannia up to this afternoon, but it
is expected several of the sick will
die.
(JROVEK CLEVELAND
Leaves Ilu.zard's Bay for u Visit to
New York.
Buzzard's Bay, Sept, 7.
'Cleveland surprised the reporters
by going to New York this after
noon. It is said he will he gone
a day and be admitted the visit
was of a political nature, lie will
make no speeches. The query is
is it to see Bill.
Of luterest to the Farmer.
By a proper succession of crops
the garden may be made doubly
productive.
Look after your colts in pasture
every day and keep them tame and
familiar.
Don't let weeds ripen seeds he
fore you mow or pull them aud add
them to the manure heap.
It pays to compost manure, as a
rule, thus making it more available
less bulky and free from weed
seeds.
Too many farmers think that all
there is of farming is to plow the
ground, sow the seed and harvest,
the crop.
A good clover field, cut once fur
a hay crop and again for seed, will
give a net return that is not
excelled in many staple branches ol
agriculture.
Stock that is fed lightly and not
given much water for a day or two
before shipping will shrink less
than if stuffed to their full capacity
A horse can not be properly led
at a less cost than thirty cents per
day. This makes e heavy drain
when a farmer carries ooe or two
idle head.
The surest way to lessen your
own particular agricultural depres
sion is to reduce the cost of
production. Make this your con
stant study.
Stock-keeping is the beginning
and end of profit iu diversified
farming. The beginning, for it
enriehes the soil The end, lor it
affords a profitable means for dis
posing of many crops.
If one must keep more horses
than can be profitably employed all
the time, the extra ones should be
good brood mares. They can pay
their way by giving a colt each
year.
liaising horses is a profitable
industry for the farmer, as a rule,
where the colts are produced from
mares kept for work. Otherwise it
encroaches too much on the general
business of the farm.
A day spent in planting or
plowing is expected to eventually
pay some return for the labor, But
a day spent in fence building pays
nothing, and we know f bat by and
by the same work must be done
over again.
REHARKABLK IlESCl K.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, I'laiolicld, III.,
makes the statement (bat she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs, nhe was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told hor she was a
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought a bottle an'l'to
hsr delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued Its use and after
taking ten bottles found herself sound and
well, now does her own housework and is
M well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
f this Great Discovery at F. 8. Duffy's
wholesale and retail drug store; large bot
tles. 60o. andtl.OO.
There is a fellowship among the
virtue! by which one great, gen
erous passion stimulates another.
, aSi 1
: We have speedy and positive cure
for esttarrh, diphtheria oanksr month
nd hedaohs,ln8BIXOH'8 CATARRH
BEKEDY. A nasal injector free with
eh bottle. Uss it if yon desire health
od sweet breath. Price Wo. Sold by
New Berne Drug Ob. 1 . j
TO ELECT REPUBLICANS.
President Butlers Warning Against the
Bunirers of a Third Party State
Ticket.
Mr. Marion Butles is President
ot the Farmers Alliance in this
State Lie edits the Clinton Cau
casian. We ask every 3rd party
man iu Eastern Carolina to read
what he says below in reference
to the Democratic party. If any
one doubts the accurrency of this
send and get a copy of the Cau
casian of July i-1,1892.
Iu this edito-ial he says. "What
is there to be gained for Keform
by Jeleating the Democratic State
ticket? Nothing, but much to lose,
let the result be what it may."
"From the present outlook we
very much fear that the People's
party will put a State ticket in the
(ield aud possibly tickets iu every
county, such action if taken, would
De greatly to be regretted, and
should be prevented if possible.
What ever differences may exist
among North Carolinians over
questions over questions of
uational policy, there should be
none in the State where Anglo
Saxon rule and good government
is the paramount issue.
If the People's party puts out a
State ticket then the present State
ticket headed by Elias Carr, which
upon the whole is an admirable
one, is almost sure to be defeated
It will be defeated by the People's
party ticket,.
Now a word to those who have
joined the People' j party. What
is there to be gained for reform by
defeating the Democratic State
ticket Nothing, bst much to lose,
let the result be what it may. II
you elect your ticket you do it at
the sutl'orauce ol the Republican
party, and you are at their mercy
uow and in the future. If you are
the cause of the Kapublieiu party
capturing tne State you have iveu
a heavy blow to the cause of Ro
lorm and put the management of
your Statr in unworthy and inca
pable hands. Let not those who
want oflice more than they do lie
form persuade you into taking any
such unwise actiou.
ft the I'eo)le"s party candidates
are run for the Legislature then
the chances are that the llepuo
licans and the JUilroad influence
will control the next Legislature.
This would not ouly mean misrule
for two jears if no moie liut it
would undo all the Uctonn gained
by the last Legislature. The
reformers can control the nexf,
Legislature as easily as they did
the last if they will htaud together
and not run a Third party ticket.
The same applieB to nearly every
Congressional district in the State.
In this district the people have
control of the convention, aud can
nominate a man who will stand by
the people in Congress. We did it
two years ago and we cau do it
again. If three tickets are run in
this district the chanoes are iu
favor ol 1 tie lCepublicans being
elected.
Mosquitoes.
The odor of pennyroyal is the
most effective thing to drive away
iiOS(iur oes. The essential oil sold
ui the drug stores is hardly so ef
fectual as the fresh herb itself. A
tiouijuet of these fragrant herbs
will usually drive away this trou
blesome pest.
The best antidote for the bite of
a mosquito is undoubtedly ammonia
weakened with a little water or
salt and water. Some people go
so far as to press the poison out of
the bite wuh some small metal
instrument like the point of a
watch key before applying the
antidote. This prevents the
painful swelling that sometime
occurs.
There are a great many objec
tions to mosquito bars, the chief of
which is the sense of suffocation
which their use engenders. They
keep out mosquitoes, but they also
keep out the pure, fresh air.
The need of a perfectly safe and al
ways reliable remedy for the peculiar
diseases of summer u universal. Ass
remedy for the household, oflioe, on
the farm, on shipboard and for travel
era by fund and sea, Winkelmann's
Diarrhoea and ('holera Itemed y baa
proved ita Inestimable worth in the
prompt relief and cure of all disorders
originating in the stomaoh and diges
tive system, such aa Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhoea, Cramps eto. Ser
viceable under all conditions, always
ready for use, and perfectly safe.
Prioe 25o. at all druggists-
june4d& ly.
There are two kinds of hjpocrite
the bold and the hnmble and
the humble ones are the worst.
Mi i lull's Consumption (Jure.
This is beyond question the most
suooessful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few dosos invariably cure
the worst cases of Cough, Croup and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful success
in the oure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medioine.
Sinos its first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which no other
medioine can stand. If you have a
cough we earnestly ask you to try it.
Price 10o.. 50o, and $1. If your lungs
are sore, chest, or back lame, use Hhi
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by New
Berne Drug Co.
Sloth, like rust, comsumes faster
than labor wears, while the key
often nsed is always bright.
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to nin until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They of ton say,
''Oh.it will wear away," but In most
cases it wears them away. Could they
be induced to try the successful medicine
call! Kemp's Balsam, which is sold o
a positive guarantee to cure, they woul
Immediately see the excelleut effect afte
taking the first dose. Trice 6O0. and tl
Trial size free. At all druggist.
mar23deod weow
Children CrforPitcterVCastorli
Why Democrats Should Work.
The following from the New
York World worth is remembering:
1 ' T - : . i. .
I jvrry uomucruii in iuu country
should do his utmost to elect
Grover Cleveland this ar be
cause
The election of Cleveland means
the restorarion of Deruocatio
principles iu national affairs not
for a term but permanently.
Because the election of Cleveland
will put au end to billioudollarism.
Because his election will burv
the force Lill idea with no hope or
chance 01 a resurrection.
Because his election will be the
first step toward the breaking
down of that kind of tariff taxation
which aims to enrich the lew at
the expense of the m;iuy.
Because it will put a linalend to
the policy of centralization in
which the republic's greatest
danger lies.
Because it will free the country
from tho scandal of Hiuui. Elkins
Wood, Wan; '.-taker aud the rest of
the personal shames ih;.t have
blotted its frtir name.
Every 'lorkingmau ti!;- ii'd do all
he can lor the ejection o; tjiover
Cleveland, because In -!:ction
will go further
!v,- r .1: ii?
1 puiify
else
couiu to resto; 1
houesty of ia
independents sc. k
and
which
..Until
Every workiugm.ui should do all
he can for the ?!ei iion of Mr Cleve
land because lection :u?aus
popular goveruincut, tliu 1 quality
of men and end to the falce coudi
tions which make Carnegie possible
and permit Pinkertonism to run
riot. It means equal laws for equal
men and au end of favori to the
lew.
Mr. ( lew land anil file Fiii iiier.
We do not believe that there is a
man in America wh; would
sacriflce so much lor the Ameiicau
farmer as Grover Cleveland. We
not only believe it, We know it.
How? because lie sacriticed his
reelection trying to relievo him ol
his burdens. Prominent, gentlemen
asked Mr. Cleveland if he did not
know that his tarilf message would
bring down the condemnation ol
the money power on Ins head, and
probably defeat him. His reply
deserves to live:
''Gentlemen, 1 have givwi those
matters thorough consideration. 1
have done right. I am willing to
accept the consequences lor myself
and my parry. J 11 what 1 have done
I have had iu my mind one man,
who has been oppressed, bowed
down, well uigh ruined bv taxation
that is the American Farmer."
The "American Farmer" will ap
preciate such disinterested service,
and he will vote for Mr. Cleveland
in November. North Carolinian.
Kriiplion of fhe Skin Cured.
I'M. Venn. ;v. Kr.n kvilli . Ontari.'. Calm. In.
-ji y--
"I IkUc llnl KliANilHI.TH s l'll.LS for
tin u-t liin. n rar-, ami think llaiii the
l't-1 mlliartic an. I anli bilious remedy
known. For some live year.- I suffered
with an inq.tioii ol tin skin that fruve
me iM'eat pain an. I aiaioyam 1 . I tried
ilill'ereiil Mood 1 iinir.lii's. 1 .tit, although
uainiiiL' -truiL'th tlic ilihino was unre
lieved. I dually 1 oncluded to take u
thorough course of Ukandukth's 1'n.i.s.
I took sW each niu'lit lor lour nights,
then live loin, three, two, lessening each
time l. 0111. and then for one month took
one ( vi ry night, uilli the happy result
lluit now 1 1 1 v skin 1-pi rln tlv clear and
hie- l.ecn -o ei i' miici
True politeness is
and freedom.
perfect ease
Answer This (Juestiitii.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to euITer and be made
miserable by indigestion. Constipation,
Dizziness, Loos of Appetito, Coming up
of the Food, Vellow Shin, when for 75o.
we will soli tnem Sbiloh's Vitalizer,
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by New
Berne DruK Co.
A happy heat t is
heavy purse.
better than a
DCKLK.I'N AK1K A SALVE
TheBestKalv in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Bores, Llcri., Suit Kheutn, Fever
Sores, Tetter, t'lmpped Hinds, Chilblains,
Corns, and all bkiii i'rupiioiiN, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. Forsale in Newbern by K. B. Duny,
wholesale and rvtail druggist.
None can cure his barms by wail
ing them.
for Onr Fifty Years
Mas. Winblow'8 BooTniMO Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the ohild, softens the gums,
illaya all pain, cures wind colio, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
five cents a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists throughout theworld.
jao9d&w1v
Whena man settles at the toll gate,
he comes by it honostly.
.'hen llaby kii ttirU. He ka her C'Ajtorla
(Vhen nlir was a Child, ihe cried for Cutorla
)hen Shu became Miss, sha clung to Castoria.
fcfcea she bad dttldren, aha gave them Caatona
For Sale,
One very iarc Iron Safe, smlalile for
Hanking business or a large Commission
business; weight 5,000 Mm. Manufac
tured by Mosler Sale and Lock Compiinv
of Cincinnati, ). Cost three hundred
and forty dollars delivered. Can buy or
exchange smaller sale by corresponding
witn or rnllnif,' on iuu 1K.E, JNew iicrnc,
N. C.
Also, one Sufc, cost ninety dollars nt
factory of jMosler, llohman & Co., of Cin
cinnati, O.
These safes have not been oat of the
factory tonly a very short time, and look
as well M when first mnrlc.' :i . J .
' VOMX AND JUKI , nt
' i . 4 ir r ' ji ' '
1,000 OOOD DEMOCRATS WANTED.
Letter From ttrorer Cleveland.
GeKAY Gables, Buzzard's Bat, Mass.
July 13, 1892.
Will S. Hats:
Dear Sir: I received a coby of the
song you have written to be used as you
say, for au "encourager" during the ap
proaching campaign. I believe, with
you, mat the influence 01 songs and music
of the right sort ought not to be over
looked as important adjuncts to a politi
cal campaign; and so far as I am able to
judge, this latest production of yours
must serve a good puqiose in that direc
tion, une tiling i am certain, the com
position of this song by you is a sure
demonstration that the composer is
actuated by the sort of spirit and cn.
tliusinsin which wins elections.
Very truly yours,
Grovek) Clevelakd.
The following song is the only by our
coining president recognized Campaign
Bono :
CLEVELAND IS THE MAN.
Come rally round the good old flag, and
give them loud huzzas.
Let every man ilo what lie can, to help
our noble cause:
For Cleveland and lor Stevenson we'll
battle every storm.
Anil pass the cry along the line for Rev
enue Reform.
Shout ! boys ! shout I our cause is lound
to win I
We vote for Cleve and stick to Steve and
see that they get in.
For honest Government we'll tight, for
all that's true and' fair,
For Grandpa's hat will get inash'd flat,
when Grover takes his chair,
lie ran this grand old country once, as
president did reign.
As Democrats let's put him back, to run
it once again.
Shout ! boys ! shout ! etc..
Let Democrats throughout the laud, for
gallant Cleveland shout
From every throat and cast liis vote, and
man lor man turn out,
Lei's win our cause, the world's applause,
and do all that we can.
Work day and night with nil our might
for Cleveland is the man.
Shout ! boys ! shout I etc.
Reduced Price 2." cents, regular price
in Washington, D. C, 40 cents.
I have 1,00(1 copies on hand and must
sell them.
For sale at the
Green Fuont Novelty Store.
aug271tn
Say, neighbor, what's the trouble
with your1 Didn't you get the nomina
tion? No, but I got pair of Cart Wheels
that don't suit me. and now J. O.
Whitty & Co. have just got in a supply
of those Celebrated Tennessee Wheels.
I am always doing just what I ought
not. Take my advice and go at onoe
to Whittv's and get a pair of the Ten
noBsee Wheels and you can smile if I
can't,
J. E. LATHAM,
Commission fsrehant
lluycr and Exporter of Cotton.
Dealer in Country Produce aud aJl
Speculative Commodities.
Liberal cash advances made.
Daily flotations free to all pasted
on blackboard in my olfice.
Correspondence invited. Visitors wel
come. Olfice foot Craven Sl Clyde Building.
J. A BBT1N, Prci. THOS. DANIELS, Vice Free.
6. H. ROBERTS, Cashier.
The National Bank,
0P NEW BEENE, N. 0.
INOORPORATID 1885.
Capital,
Surplus ProSta,
$100,000
08.108
DIRECTORS.
Jab. A. Buy an, Thob. Daniels,
Ohas. 8. Bbtah, J. H. Haokbubh,
ALU. SULLXB, L,, MAHVKY,
O. H. ROBKBTS.
NOTICE.
Bute or North Carolina Craven county.
The aabsorlber having nnallfltd Ad
ministrator of the nUU of John H. Hatch,
deceased, on the 2Hth dar of Jniv. A ll. luel
before the clerk of tne Bnpenor Court of
craven county, nereor Doiinea all persona
having olalma against the said estate, to
present them for payment on or before the
(Ui day of September, 1HM3, or this notloe
win oepieauea in Dar or tnelr recovery.
Persons Indebted to the estate mast pay
wltnont delay.
JAMES O. HAKK1HON,
o B Public Administrator.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
All Styles of Boots and Shoes made
to order on short notice.
Repairing a Specialty.
ST. ABPEN,
Craven attest, opposite Journal offloe.
250,000 BRICK
READY FOR SALE!
Cheaper than any other Mar
can Furniah Them.
I've got 'em and want to sell 'am.
, Apply to I'rU'l.:,;.,,.
W. P. BURRUfl, New Bern, ot r ?.
V M, rOKTilSlUverdale,,
Jne7 dtf J '
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News givdn from all sections and on
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We aro now on the eve of one of the
Most Important Campaigns
known in the history of the country, and
every voter ouht to know what is going
on.
The above rates are payable in advance,
and can be safely forwardod either by
money order or registered lotter.
Stable Goods and Nov
elties. All who want Bunting for Flags or
other Campaign purposes will do well
to see
J. F. TAYL0B.
100,000 Brick for sale.
A fresh lot of nice HAMS just received.
Also, another drive in TOBACCO.
Don't forget the Magic Insect Exter
minator. It rid9 of Bedbugs, Roachc9
Flies and other similar pests.
A car load of new fresh "Dandy'' Flour
just received. Come and see us; we
guarantee satisfaction.
Furniture, Mattresses.
GrO TO
W.P.Jones
8011th Front St ,opp Gaston House,
For furniture of AH Kinds.
Mattresses made to order and ren-o
vated.
PRICES VERY LOW.
Jyl9 dwtf
John H.Crabtree &Co.
FOUNDERS,
MACHINISTS,
And Blacksmiths.
Having withdrawn from the old .firm
of John II. Crabtree & Co., and pur
chased the place on the west side ol
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 aud machinery are new
and first-class in every particular.
With a good oorps of mechanics, etc.,
we hope to merit and receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
John H. Crabtree & Co..
I) js29dwtf New Berne, N. C.
THE
Farmers & Merchants Bank
NEW BEENE, N, C-
Organized one year ago.
CAPITAL STOCK , $75,000.00
Dividend . . . 3,750.00
Surplus and ProBU . 8,003.06
OFFICERS :
L. H. Cutler, . President.
W. 8. Chadw iok, Vioe-Presiitent.
T. W. Dbwky, Caahler.
A. H. Powell, . Teller.
DIRECTORS :
Win. OIhvs. P. H. Pulletler,
J. W. HtPwart. W. 8. Ohadwiok.
John Putr. O. Harks,
L. 11, Cutler, E. B. Backborn.
Hnd Quartern for Nickel Baring Stamp
l our business is respectfully solicited
CLINTON
MILITARY INSTITUTE
CLINTON, N. C.
Fall Session begins MONDAY, SEP
TEMBER 5, 1892.
All teachers have bad oollegiate train
ing, preparod especially for teaching.
Preparatory Course a specialty.
A special course In Book keeping, Com
mercial Law, Commercial Arithmetio,
Penmanship, Telegraphy, btenography
and Typewriting,
VOCAL MUSIC md CA1ISTHESICS FREE.
No additional cost for Classics.
Board, Washing, Lights, Tuition, etc.,
7.V00 per five months.
Uniforms will cost 810.00, $11.95,
612.75 and 614.50.
Tuition for Day Pupils will be $1.50,
$2 .00, $3.00 and M.00 per month.
For further particulars addresi the
Principal. '
W. R. SKINNER,
Clinton, N. C.
Administratrix's Notice.
Tbe undersigned. Millie A Burton, bavins
duly qualified as Administratrix of the late
Henrietta Willis hereby gives notloe; that
all persons bavins claims against thoaald
Henrietta WllUs will present teem Ion' er
before tbe 18th day of July, 1893, or Will no
tloe will be plead. d in bar or their reooverr.
All persona owing the estate of said Hen
rietta Willis will make Immediate settle
ment of the same.
JulrlBih, UtW.
MILLIE A. BURTON,
Administratrix.
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POICES to SUIT tlie TIMES!
4
HiiggifR lrom 37.50 to 100.00.
Road OiiriH from $9.00 to !?21.00.
Farm Wagoos from to $(10.00.
Bnggy Harness from ?r..00 to $25.(10
Also, I01taE3 and MULES will be sold in proportion to the above
prices for Cash or negotiable paper.
Prompt attention paid to livery, as in the past.
J- W. STEWiOrLT.
T1IOS. A. OREEN, President.
WM. DUNN, Vice President.
CITIZENS'
OF
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D0 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
The Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corporations, Farmors, Morc.hunts and othn
reoeived on favorable terms. Prompt and careful attention given to the intorit
of our ouBtomers.
BOARD OF DIRF.CTOU9.
Ferdinand Ulrioh,
E. W. Smallwood,
Geo. N. Ives,
E. II. Meadows,
Chas. Duffy, Jr.
J. A. Meadows,
Samuel W. Ipook,
Chas. H. Fowler,
William Dunn,
3XTEW BESIESJXr
Collegiate Institute,
ISTew Bern, 3T- O.
A HOME INSTITUTION for tho Education .f 1.1m 1H)YS ami
GIRLS of Eastern Carolina at a mode-rate. cost.
Faculty composed of EIGHT experienced and i llicienL Teachers.
SIX DEPARTMENTS. Students prepared fi.r advanced
classes in any of tho Colleges.
212 Students, representing TEN Counties, were enrolled
last year.
Tho MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, under (lie direction of
Prof. F. E. Morton with good ASSISTANTS, afords superior
facilities for tho systematic study of vocal and instrumental
music.
Special Course of Study for Those Desirirfr to la
conic Teachers.
Moral advantages of tho School umuirpansiwl.
Special inducements offerod to POOH HOYS anil (IIKI.S.
Next Term opens September 5, 193. Send for ijtal i.. .
MIS8 MARY L. ALLEN, Seo'y. (I. T. ADAMS, A i!.. Trim ipal.
july7 dwtf Ni'w Kerne. N. C.
Far Superior and Cheaper Than Ever Defer j.
has just arrived with a FRESH SUPPLY ci
West Virginia HORSES and MULES, and is
prepared to meet the emergency,
Low JPirioeci Potatoes
It will pay one and all to call and exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere.
KINSTON COLLEGE,
Ki-nstoh. 3T. O-
Has the strongest Faculty in tho East; uses tlio mint approved methods of
Instruction in all departments. ,
BUSINESS COURSE unsurpassed In the South.
Dont pass by Kinston until yon havo seen ns.
Full oourset in Book-keeping, Hanking, Commercial Law, Huninuns Forms, Rapid
Calonlator, Correspondence, and PenmauHliip,
MUSIC Our Director has few oqnals and no superiors in the State. This do
pkrtment will almost triple itself next year
Special advantages in lh,emlstry, surveying, lypo writing ana Btouograpny,
Mathematios, Language and Elocution.
If you wish to secure a place in tho Colloge, write us at onoo, as somo of the
departments are being rapidly flllod.
For new Catalocpie, address
WNime this paper.
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