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VOL. XL-NO. 172
NEW BERNE, N. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1892.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
;OE BEBF this morning.
: i : . N, WniTFonp.
BOARD WANTED in a private family
by a lady with two email children.
Apply to J. W. Nicholson, Cliiot Kntrin
eer Bteamer Ncuse. (ol32r
R ECEIVED today 250 Smiiplc Clonk:;,
very latest styles, handsome, quality.
Wc are selling them less than cost to
make. Come and look at thcin. Don't
fail to sec our line ot Dress Goods lielbrc
ordering. 0. Maiikb Ai Som.
oil lv
HOUSE FOIt KENT. Desiral.le Locs
M Hon on Middle St. Apply to
oCt8tt' F. Diiity.
rp O LET. Larfje Brick House, Kasl
' Front St., near tile corner of Pollock,
suitable for boarding 'hou;: or two
families. Enquire next door.
jiTTw
BATH ROOMS. In ronncriinn with
my harder hhop are lirst chuM llnlh
Hooms for gentlenien. Kooms kept tidy
and cleanly at all limcn.
II. L. Bank-i,
tfo4 Middle St.
SOMETHING llEAUTIFl'I, mv be
seen at PALMER'S ROOMS, in the
.Duffy Building, comer of Middle and
Pollock streets. Please call end look .it
S 30tf Wit. L. rAi.MKit.
JAPANESE GOODS -Beautiful, Artis
tic Just received. Sec Jno. I)iinnV
.Show Windows.
9 2 r. tf
BUGGIES Light running and substan
tial. Manufactured by Edward I.on;r
Washington, N. 0. J. A. .Ionics,
w2!)-tl Opposite Gaston House.
TX)R RENT Dwellings centrally lo
eatcd. Also an elegant office adjoining
mine, on Urond street, containing tivc
rooms, the most desirable business loca
tion In the city. Building lots and land
for sale. E. W. Caupenticu,
sepl5-lmj Real Estate Agent.
FOR SALE: A Fine Knabe PIANO,
same as New and in perfect order,
sepll lin Mas. W. S. Bt.ount.
rkWELLINO HOUSE for Rent, corner
" Pollock and Hancock streets.
Apply to
6tf W. II. COIIKN, at store.
AT JONES' PHARMACY, next to Cus
tom House, you will find a most
complete assortment of Medicines for
prescription use. Also a very complete
line of Patent Medicines, Fancy and
Toilet Articles. In daily telegraphic
communication with largest drug house
in America. Agent for lluyler's Fancy
Candies and Bonbons.
Vf WH. 8ACRAMESTAL, POUT and
SCUPPEKNONO WINES for sale
Jab. Rbbuond.
IOALV1N SCIUFFER'S WILD
OUERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
MP sxpreaaljr (or throat and lundiH
Maa, for sale by Jab. Redmond.
DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for
Uodtaioal use. for sale bjr
jaagA Jab. Redmond.
HUNYADI Janoa Mineral Wator,
the beat Natural aperient.
For aate bv Jab. Redmond.
1JURE-COBN WHISKEY for sale by
J Jab Redmond.
s 1 i i !
.jXVVt Gordon Impvted Sherry, for
UtA bj Jab Rkdmond.
IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN. Burke's
Bam' Ale end Burka'i Guinness'
HloeA fof al by Ja& Rkdmond.
7 AAA UIARS at verr low
IJiUvU figure, to wholesale and
reutltr.de for talu by Jab. Rkdmond.
I ARttETfa COGNAC BRANDY
VJ uted Terr muoh in the sick loom.
Fer aale by
Jab Rkdmond.
It never rankos ns a bit broader
to go np und down ibo oarlb de
oUring lliitt Homebody else i nar
row, - Over 300,000 olive trees are
ai4 y bave been planted in the
iolnity of Pomona, Oalifornia.
(Uve (rowtog is increasing with
jtel rapidity. -
( 'The ortnnes are not all made
either are the good sitaattons all
Ailed. Daring tbe next ton years
tfcer&wiU bo firo million first-class
opening! for the young men who
tf competent to Oil tbem. He
ready.1
flOF Oop, who ha lxen pay
ing special attention to the cholera
bacillns, nays thero isn't the slight-
eat danger of ebolera being trans
nitted by fotterr or in newspapers,
that the bacillus travels in the
regular way aud not by mail.
TlMBl were 07,000,000 pounds
tobacco sold on North Oaro
Una markets daring tbe year end
ian Sept. 30th. These 11 gores do
hot iuclude Noith Carolina leaf
aold in Virginia markets. Wins
ton' safes were 10,834,845 pounds
an inareaae of 707,073 over the pre-AloBM-earr'V-:''.'.;
, ,
'WiiVKttl ;poke .t f Ilaskl,
tSan."1 Uoab.les he Expected to
bring about a ;. collusion vlotween
the pemoorais and Third prttes
for political fapltal ia his favor, tat
be was disappointed. lie- spoke
ntaide of the corporate limits of
tW (owetVh(tt knowing tbo object'
of tin going to I'ulaskl, XhttJ demo
oraU treated what he said with' si
lent, contempt.. Thia U fxacily
' what should. haYe ibeen dtne pay
an attention, to Uih blatant dent.
ii'lutt v.ite him d.rfh at 'the
j olN. This it wh.i t h. D.tinooruts
i i (ltnrt;i did. U i what the
IN all the uanjpaigrj not a ninglc
Democrat of note hus f;oan over to
the Bepablioann, while scores ct
ItfipuliliciViin, t-.inie of ihoa of h '.' -i
ionn! prouriiiC'.uue, hnw alianJoiie-l J
the IJetiii'DUoi'i ;:i';j aud i.:bi it-iy '
delarud their iiitcntio)) ' our.s-jr' j
the DuUKHViiti'. p-.u'ty .u;J it.'! uoiai-!
nOfH. l).):i'r lilts ". ?i .1 l-.lil t
drift of tin- ji(.pi;!.i r;f.iiv.t'i.-- ' -I
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PursiKKST UAaitis-.:-.- .-.yn j
m letter of fi'i'nf '.';e, ; "N
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.1. W. Niclit.l-:ii;..:ir. u-.iiii -.i
AllotlllT lupill. Hi nt' i'l'lfll .Uili j .
went ort'oii t -slrum- :.
Mr. Milan liiiWi.ii! ii-i
vilalion 1,1 i - , A i
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the Riv-Ky Mmn.t !Yii
Mr (i s. v an r ; ..i.,i iri-i,:, .-Mapui.-
;;. : 'u v.'i- i. Hftjrn .1 .;
U'l!ci;;ll y-'-l i-:; :.,. I i-.-i ;,. ;!
Wahin';ln. N. r, hs.d n ::i,all lirv
Tuesday :iii;lil A li-ii I.mih- ttn.- cnlin'
ly I'oiiriuiK :i liii-i a I ,iMiii, p.r'-nlK
.Most et , !k mi :i.1iIiv.j. .-. urn 1:,
helore (In-Cli-vi-laeil ami ('.;ii ci:l. I . t
ni:;lit liy Me --i M i. .-:, Vi : ...!-. .:n I
C. li. Thi.i:i:i
Iter. R. A. W.llis ,.,v:i. 1.1 Hi-.-.r-
dale las! liij'hl to :. . ri , inio , l.m h
tlione ronvcrli l ' In :i 1 1; 1 In- k. ,:,i
tracti-d inert in; coniiin-!--.! tl-'n-l !.'i -.
M. T Plj-h-i. :i. vi:l r.l .tr tin- .. . ,.
inir.
Tile Atlalitie Steiiin i ue Kn'ine 1 1:1
puny I111-. slut. lined ;u:!; 1 ii:e
death of one of the Dm: engine leir.-i . Ilu
one known us Virgil Crawford. Thi
hreakfi one of the most perfee ! .' m-ilr! - d
pairs ofhor.it in the rily
The place lor the DeimH n. 1 1 s;ukia;:
by Hon. Klin.- Can- mi. I IKm. T. .1.
Jarvi on Wodncixlay, )et. 1 9, has Ih-c-,i
changed from Htrtrt' F. i r, In Vain-.:
boro. Miike ,i r.oi. nf tiii." ai..! v-- I n,-..
crats of the vii-initv cad r..t;- ri-it'lilh.r-'
attention to ll.e tlian -i
A pleiwilit doi ial a;l.e:ia;; i 1:; !
for friends of the V jr V. A ul the Hall
tomorrow night. Then- -viil be n pmno
and violin duet and oMu-r nniic, i.i if.i
tions, lanry club snint;ii) mid o;h .
featuren. It will be jir(". etly tree and ail
are invited to wmo and 1 njny I lii'i:i.-r , ...
Trof. (Jernld Mv Cuilliy, SlaU: bolai,,;
nist, wus run over by u special train u!
University Station Tuesday mnriiiii;. II
was totally deaf and was al-o ntar-sil:!
ed. He was knocked 1mm llie track, hi
left leg. broken and. some ri.iimr iiii-iiv's
received.
Mr. I), llnssell inf, irm- l; . ti:ul he :.- 111
correapomlcnce with John Taylor Woo.l.
a relative of President Jell'ernon Davis
and a gallant Confederate ollicer. Mr.
ITassell is seeking to secure his utten
danco at the coming New Berue Fair.
Mr. IIusncll tells us that he t-erved under
Capt. Wood when he as commander of
the Privatccrsinan Tallahassee, which
aunk the gunboat Underwriter.
Saturday night a burglar entered the
atoro of J. F. Matthews, a highly es
teemed youngs merchant of Burlington,
and 'murdered him. Mr. Matthews dis
covered the burglar after he entered, fired
at him and missed. The burglar returned
the. nro. killincr Mr. Matthews instantlv.
The murder has aroused great indigna
tion in the counuunitv and Governor
Holt has offered $300. for the arrest of the
aaaasin wuo as yet unknown..
. We arc requested to announce that the
steamer Carolina will loavti- New Benio
for! Vanceboro ' Friday- niorninc at 8
o'clock, to ta&Tp those who wiah to attend
the: Third party speaking and barbecue
that la' .to bo. held there that day com
mencing at 11 a, m-." ' The ateamer will
return the tamo dav after tlie conclusion
of the spooking; Messrs. Harry Bkinnor
and F. D. Koonce will speak in the in
tercut of", the TJiird party. Everybody
is invited to attend. i-
Coming-ami fcioiug'.
Mis? Susie dibble of Beaufort, accom
p iii'.l by her father, Mr. J. L, Oibble,
. ne up yesterday morning and left on
ilu steamer Keusc of the E. C. D. line to
oi t-.'i- the Norfolk Female college. Mr.
tlii'bh" returned home lost night.
Mis .s I.illie Hell and Katio Leary of
i.ureiieiij, came up to attend the Atlun-ii-
linptint Association. They and also
is Alice Tripp, of Antioc.h church, Pitt
ii.' v, otopping at Mr. N. M.
iJlcSniu .
'; K I Edwanls, acnt of the
Ta.-'iwrviiV Orphanage, aud Kcv. C. E.
. : . 1 i'l-esideutof Wake Forest
' ' ;e.-,-i , v.liii have been attending the
. :- .'.lii!-. 1. pr seiitingtheirspccial field
i; 'eft to put in a short time at the
;' 1-ir ('reck AssociatiiMi in
Iffi. . - .1, bnii-b, Uladen county, and
, I v.
i k:c A.v.in-i.ilion in Klkln church
V : r--;?! , I 1 1 1 1 nf which AsHocia-
,-. r in ii'ssion this week
..!ra;tvr Neiise, of the E. ('. I), line
.J . ;,, '.;;( following passengers:
a.-r.M Manly returning from acconi
.. : r: .:'.; 1 to Baltimore; Messrs.
! - ;';:.n :.:id K. 1 Viunenbejg return-t.'i-i
. ri'.isiu,'-'!! tnp to Norfolk and
i C. !1 -card returning from a b'.ls--.-
::i;i:o Elinln Hi Citv.
'! I. T'ini.-i leu returned from
. ,'.,r, .In-leu been visiting her
: . ii i'. T. Handulp'i, Mrs. Han--c
mpnnioil her on a visit.
Mi- I' v -in-1 children who have been
it... I'nii old h..mc in New York
la;,- i !i:i!i,-: .in It"-steamer Allieinarlc
V- Su'lc Sliiibis, of Virginia, who
iias prcviii.i.ilv t.illglil school at Harlowe
it couple of veins to the great satisfaction
1 i-l puimn- arrived on the steamer
Aii-i-virle niel lel't i.n the night train for
! irluwe to tench 11 p;iy school.
Ir !!cnry lti-ihtou left on the steamer
'. .: .: brief business trip to Phila-h-ll
iv and Mr. ,1 Y. Taylor on 11 busi
1:. - "-I. ' Miizalielli City.
0!: SI'KAlilXIJ.
-( :.. A. Kaltle ami lion. . T.
ruhi) at iahorn.
V, 1. .' .niToii - The Club met ill regular
i -smiii'. an ! l!ei going through with the
i. 'ml nidi 1 of business, President J. F.
Com'; Kiln,. bleed Gen. C. A. Rattle to
the 1 lull and to thii many ladies nnd
:;cutli aii --n who bad come thither to hear
ill - distinguished New Herman speak
:-. ilu great political questions.
The (ieie nil came forward and made a
magnilicent speech. It was superb. His
iiyiiuient -. such as would fire the
liciuN ol imble citizens to do and to dare
I'm Hi iiiocrauy. lie forcibly discussed
ill thr.-i great issues of the present cam-
0 .i'Mi the iitrilf, silver and the "force
bill' which are causing the fight bc-i-.m.i.
tie- !ieiitl'lioaii and Democratic
1 '.11 1 i ii ' bird . arty not being in this
ligln
He ill cud that all legislation that had
brought great good to the people of this
country had been ncipiired by the Demo
cratic parly. That under Democratic
admiiiislriition was obtained the great
Lousiiuia piirchnse, Florida, nnd the ad
mission of ail the states into the Union,
except cold Alaska, a fit emblem of Re
publican rule
'1 be General showed that the proposi
tions of the Third party were nothing
more th.m ignis-liiluis. He said that no
thinking man of the South could vote
with that party with Weaver at its head,
cvi ii though ils platlonn were as pure
;iid holy as the laws of Moses.
Tl.c audience called for Mr. W. T.
(.'li . He arose in response, not to make
11 .1 .-pi cch. but the promptings of the
c 1,' m v i re so great that he soon found
himself dealing d.-nth blows to Kcpubli
- ci n.i' rule, und hurling darts into the
...iii-..of the enemy, who are seeking to
dct.ui; '.in pi n .- and happiness of our
U tt'OU.
I h-. se spiei lies were our delight, and
we hope that they will favor us again in
I.t- 'ice i. ' (). T. F.
WT. A YE KS SLIM DEFENSE.
i.xti.ic! from Atl.in'a Journal t'orrcs
:i '.mh iit of His Speech near
Pulaski.
Wc.iVii said he acted as a subordinate
iii-.-b r Dodge. He spoke pathetically of
;ne teiiikr relations wnicli lie declared
1 listed between him and tho Ballcntine
family with whon ho lxarded. Ho said
lie hud been treated hospitably while here
and had been invited once to make a
speech in the town, lie declared that he
iiinde the lew of money on citizens of
Puhiski under order from General Dodge,
lie knew tliiSe things were hard, he said,
Irut war was hard.
.Mrs. Lease was -introduced and spoke
for 1111 hour Slie was received in silence.
The issue is now squarely joined. Weaver
has on the stand hero in Pulaski offered
his unsupported denial of the charges
preferred against him in sworn affidavits
by a score of the best citixens of tho town
and county. Ilu has hurled the lie into
the lace of sonio of the most reputable
and upright citizens of Tennessee. Their
affidavits stand.
They arc not with drawn. Somebody
has lied. Nobody who knows tbo man
of this town who have sworn to the
charges against Weaver believes that
they have perjured themselves.
Because they wished to avoid blood
shed, because tiiey did not propose to pat
a political weapon in Weaver's hand by
personally resenting , the insult he has
thus cast upon them they stayed away
Irom the meeting, , But their, oaths -are
still on record to sustain the slligatlons
Weaver adduced no iota of proof In
contravention. Ilia own word brail that
he sot up against the affidavits of these
trutmui, upright tuen, "Tj; : ,
For - Bale," --1
) Alfiros year old .Jersey Bull. " .
Also thoroughbred Berkshire and Po-
i and Cbtna Swine. ' ......
It: W. F. Ciion tTT.
THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
A (ioml Day's YVork Close of !h Mi el
in?. At ten o'clock yesterday morning flu
delegates to the Atlau'ic Association and
a number of visitors rc-iissomblcil in th 1
Baptist Church. After 11 half hour's
devotional exercises, which were led by
Rev. C. J. Nelson, of Ooldsboro the work
of the Association was resumed.
There were three new visitors piesenl
from other Association: Kcv. W K.
Qwaltney, of Wake Forest College, licv.
C. A. Woodson, of Durham and Hev. .1.
It. Marshall of the Eastern Association.
Mr. Gwaltncy made an address on "tin
Education of Mouug Men for the Miu
istry" and Mr. Woodson one in behalf of
the Aged Minister's llief Hoard.
Htnnding committees for the incoming
year were appointed by the moderator
Hev. J. T. Albritton as follows;
Foreign missions: Hev. A. I,. Slough,
of Kington; Charles Whitty, of Poll 1 icks
ville, and L. II. Mallard, of Trenton.
Home mission!:, Hev. 1). Mcl.eod,
Beaufort; H. A. liiggs, Polloeksville
Newman Potts, Kninuius ilnin-h. Wiivnc
county.
State missions Kev. .1. II Viinoii
Polloeksville; J. YV. I.ane, Purl It iirnwcll
J. M. Parker, Goldsboro.
Sunday Schools: Dr. It II Lewis, Kin
aton, Hev. It. D. Carroll, Antioch church,
Pitt county, und YV. K. Morton, I'incy
Grove church, Onslow count v.
Temperance- Hev Henj. YVard, Swans
boro; E. S. Edwards, Ayd.-n; Kev. Isaac
Kaniscy, Gum ISraneh, Onshov count .
Ministerial Education: Itev. Huliis
Ford, New Heme; Hev. C .I. Nelson.
Goldsboro; It. L. Paul, Davis shore.
Orphanage: Hev. ,1. II. Edwards,! iolds
Iwro; J. K. Jackson, Antioch church. Pill
county; Hev. L. E. Johnson, Goldsboro.
Periodicals: Hev. II. C. .Yloore, More-
head, Henry Lockhenrl, Moore's Chapel,
near Mnrchend; (I. D. Slyrou, Morchead.
Ministerial Belief Board K:-v. (1. I.
Finch, La Grange; Hev. .1. W. Nobles,
Ayden; Hev. D. F. Anian, Onslow.
The report on Periodicals was re ad L
Rev. A. I). Carroll, discussed by Hev. ('.
Durham nnd adopted.
The report on Ministerial Education,
read by Hev. D. Mi la nd, was adopted
after being discussed by Itev. W K
Gwaltncy and others.
A cash collection of $7. OH for the e.iiisi
of ministerial education and pledges to
the amount of $101. wen- obtained I'm
the sume object.
The report 011 Ministerial Belief Hoard
was read by Itev. ('. J. Nelson discussed
by Revs. C. A. Woodson, nnd Hufus
Ford, and adopted. A cash collection ol
7.20 was ti.kcn up for this object.
The Home Mission report was pre
viously read. The subject ivni again
brought up and pledges for the work
taken from the dilTersnt churchi'S to tin
amount of 157.
In the afternoon Hi v (! L. Finch con
ducted the devotional services, alter
which letters from a few churches were
read and delegates received.
The report on Sunday Schools was read
by Hev. G. L. Finch; the report on For
eign missions by Hev J II. Edwards, the
report on Finance by Mr .1 E. Peterson,
and were adopted after suitable dis
cussion.
Mr. J. ('. Whitly of New Heme wm
selected as Treasurer of the Ai-siM'ialion.
A collection amounting to about $15. 00
wastaknn Up for tin- chiiren at Oregon.
Carteret countv.
Hev. C. Durham, ol Raleigh made an
extremely instructive and interesting ad
dress last night on Stale Missions,
tracing the work, the trials and the
growth of the Baptist church in North
Carolina from the earliest days to the
present.
After this the subscription-, of the
churches to this work w ere taken, some
other business transacted and the con
vention adjourned after passing 11 iinani
mous Vote of thanks to the people of
New Berne for the entertainment of ils
members.
Resolutions of F.sh'cin.
Congregation of the Church ol Christ
worshipping nt New Heme, N. C.
Oct. 9, 1802.
Whereas, Brother I. L. Clicstnutt bus
resigned tho care of this church and
moved Ins laniily Irom the city ol New
Beme to the regret of his ninny friends
and Brethren, Tlierelorclieit Resolved:
First, That tho Church of Christ has
lost in his removal from our midst a good
cituscn, a loving pastor, and nn nUe de
fender ortlie Word.
Uiunn 1 T1..I 1 1 1 V. ............... 1
ltvi.uiij , a wo nvm wi i jf . i.
him to the confidence, love and esteem
of any church or churches that may be so
fortunate as to obtain his services.
Third. Thot the thanks of this congre
gation bo extended to him for his
earnest and loithful service during the
time ho has been our pastor.
Fourth, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes and a copy be
sent the Journal lor publication.
Kotice.
Having duly qualified as AdininistraUir
of tho estate or Clias. K. Jones, deceased
all persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to prosent same
to the undersigned within twelve months
from this t date, or this notice will bo
vloaded in bar of their recovery, -j
All persons indebted to'said estate will
please make prompt settlement.
JAMBS R JONES. ,
Adm'r of Chas. K. Jones.
Oot 4th, 180. . , -, ;V
f ' i- " 'si 1
"3 .VFtlJ JJD tnurn'IK
feii
N zzi0 aft
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A en urn o' tin tar baking pi.w.lci
lliiihesi of nil in lenvi-nlng slieni;tli
I.ATK8T b'Nm.n S i i 1-1 Gn. i.iinii-.n i
Foon IIki-out.
I'oVAI. I'.MvlN., I'.iw 1.1 i; (,, oo W'.lli
St.. N. V.
Lost.
Aii old fashioned gold watch charm,
bcluccn the ollicc otlhcX. N. A- W.
line and posl-ollli c. Fin. I.t will be liber
ill I v rewarded bv h-aiiii" the same at this
o Hi. ...
Mrs. B. WHALEY'S
KAldi AND WINTER
Millinery
Tlll ltSDAV nnd I'IMI) VV,
Oct. 13 eft? 14.
'I lit pulilii- ;ir.
l 111
-) icel fill I v in it i d
MRS. B. B. LANE
Middle Slr.-cl, Oppnsiie Itaplist Church
FALL AND WINTER
Opening !
Tuesday and Wed n) day,
03T., 11 ill ami Viih.
A luil Inn- m M.lliiifi v in I. ,i. i ,-i v l-
ui"l Sliapr. I'ihi in -nil Ho liin- .
Tin- I'll li! if i- iin'-t li'jx i i in II in
vilfl.
AMI
Winter
MILLIINKRV
AT MISS IIAni.'liri'TK I.Wi. -
Tuesday, October 11th.
All are
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FALL AND AVLNTKU
0PKN1NG.
We Hi lca.l for the 1 1 i i. . 'I In
Latest and Mo l I . - ii ,.e Mil.- l,,r
l.adics and I lnhli .. p .. I.. :! ill
' Irdi rs i i --in i h ' o . , 1 il iii i . e
irom j't aid ill inn
.MUM. M. II. IiANI),
I 'olio, k -'! .!. 'v'iH i:r.i!.s. N c.
ol I 1
()OK STOKK
I'.lauk LiioKs, ami in u lui St;mil;inl
Worlds of lli'iiowiuid AiilImm j.
l'raycr and II j inn Ittnl ri, LiuI'mH
Alflt, Lito Iirs :tml riTtinhcilH r-
reived tlaily. H'tf
Have Just Received
OIK) fresh corned I'orls ilh Miillels,
Valley Kami Pic; PorK,
Fulton Markcl Coi ned P.ci f,
S. ('. Hams,
Breakfast liiicon and Sliouiders
Miu-o.-ironi,
Kull ( 'ream In-.- . .
New linektt hull,
California Kaisin-, onl j I Or. per II,
AMI TIIL
Finest Butter,
Onlv -foe. per pound. One trial lull
eonviliro yon that it. i.-i a-i line mm any in
the city,
.lust try our
30c. Boasted Coffee,
It is excellent.
Goods delivered to any art ol
the city Irec.
Very rvspi-cl fully,
Churchill & Parker,
$ 2C Om Urond Btrer.t, Now Jtenio.
J. K LATHAM,
Oommis'n Merch't & Broker.
Bnyr and lz porUr or Oot ton,
DmIk In Oovniry 1'roduM and all Bpaea.
laUv OommodltlM.
Jiltxiralsuh advaae made.
lMllv qnntotlooa rr Wo all-pasted osi
blMkboanl In mj ofnni. -
Oorrmponiliiniiiuvitd, Vtfi1tiniwaTeoaas,
(jill.se loot Urkren bU Olfd BnlMlDi.
High Prices
CRUSHED
To the Earth.
I Ii iv-! l"".'di( I l;!h 1 ri'-,-s i tin u"
ally, until at layt I ,1c i n-., myseli tin
CONt.H KliKi:. Tbir.lor,- I am
now prepared lo m-er lb. ,nb!;.-
THi: (IHKATi- r
HAItrINS !' ill:
SEASON,
in ci.i) riiix -.
ikv (;o(ii.
i;.ii;i;i-;i.i,.s.
i:ors and snoi: -.
THI NKS A N 1 Al.lSl-;-.
I have jn-i, n t 1 n I ti .,n 'U
.Vol Hi with
VSamoth
Stock
ol all Ih.
'i.-.Vc 1, HI,. I all.
will i-I!
LOWUK THAN TliK
LOWKST.
llopnif; ;m .' . I
t hank in;' on f : -i o 1 ..,.
1 i:j: truly ) nil. .
WM. SI ii ..
Of pi vit,. -'.,1. Str ti. ui.!.
M-:u r.i i; i .. t .
Grasi! i Ssods-
BRADQAM& SMITH,
i- s t,, s. w. c r, v .-i.,i: M, !
iir.ADoi ,i;ri:.:-' von
Iliy. Corn, Ilu-,-. tttre, limn,
1 1 out : ri , ll.if.-s, Ion i ii-, liiini
(ivrr-". 1 j; m iiid Tim.
Au'i-iili fir I', I. r U. iiiioi so,, ,v
Cu'h St-e-iln.
Onii-ii l-.ir 6ii-d:i will .i,,' 'iif
uiOBt civrel'ul id It'lit iou, every
il(;knp licin;; -iilit Ulider MiP
Htrii-'i i-rtt I'll irniitce.
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riii,- . . - r. -.. I, on. r.' i
m in p. . i- i a ' i a i . I .o , ,. 'it l .
CITIZENS' EANK
hi
NEW BLRN, N C.
in) OKNKHAL BVNMNi. il iNhHH.
l'lif Acc iiinlti it HnnftH, lihtiliorh, Corpum-
1 lotic, h Hrmt-rH, Mi'itlmiiVn Hutl o'ihmm f
oetvml tut faorrtbl' ttTlnH IT ln! uinl
rr'f ul allciii Ion K'vt ti to I Ii.1 1 n i il uai
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Ch(l II KnwiiT.
)llliLm lh.iih,
K W. HinallwuiMl.
(Jeo. N. Ivt-B,
NEW BEEF nv.LL.
We w ill open on Sal in I.i . O, 1 . si
at (he New Market ( I- v . l',,i,u- . a tir.t-
ehirts lil'.KK STALL.
A lilirrnl hIiiu'c of I li n I . I (Mii'mia -i
is nolicitcd, and wc will eitile.ivor t.,
satisfaction.
iii i:r.cin.u a p.ky.w.
Fiesh 0k of
l.owncv's Fine Choc lat-and Hon IIoim
Slcphcn W 1 1 1 1 ii.iiii A S,,'is'nic Piiile.
dolphin Made Can, lie-. -'i nil -. etc , etc
rereived weekly Icy
Sam. r. Wators.
10 hn
New lU'l hr. N. '
ASK FOR
-FINE .
CANDIES. '
IN SEALED PACKAGES
J
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TO K.15l3Sr
Promises!
I in.- is ..vli ii lutoivsis tlic people,
it is the ciMcst. thing on earth to prom -iHo,
but n (.always easy to fulfill and
keep it. We always fulfill and keep
our.-. American Kiglits! American
Labor! Ann-iieim Homes! This is
what c strive to maintain.
AINS,
JAINS,
. i-:.e.l and will do
'"' 1 : New Heme and
-1 - hiiv
- . :-,..l:'f jjt
v - BOTTOM
-.. . ;.s.
1 1 i i:i:mi:nik)i.s
-. i i .
, liUOOS.
m ' -:S:l-Nt; COODS,
-..-oKS
i I S.
'. i L. S,-,a, etc,
11 '1 AT I'l.'K'KS
, ' r i .i I'l.i- Asi-; o.; ani
m.i.
'. V - i i Mid i all ami roii-
' ' ' ' ' ''i- r, at l!irgaiii
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LOBE
.iQUSE,
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' s. i . eh, cor. Alloy.
i -v :.,;,:m;'n. c.
u i; .
THIS S,. GI1ET
il- -i ' i ! - li si; mil methods; an,l
on , -It- i ' .ill. i . 1 1. -i i The met hod j
i iv h" :. lin p. acinic riudil, and that
man-, - i l'ioLrcss is tho wiKeh
W'li.l. I.v,.i ,-,,, in In ne-forth nome-lion-j.
I-.., i Hi. i a ,-icr lirturr in our aim.
A. ii. I, -, i a., ii.. -i 1 io h.ne the traile,
huurn i Willett.
vULLIU BALE:
.iC Tracts of Land.
r " , t.
i.''infn: of ihfl Hnpoiior
.... ;.: j f .. -. '-n. q Mif itt"f: Jhi. ( Har
fM'. .ini,n;r,li-.;nf ,f j(,,n K lniy. n.
i L. ,'lSi',, III)
liss;: jy tiia 2H Lli Eiy cf Ncv. 1832.
n. in.; tii Orm .lay 01 Kull Trm of Cnn.
oo , ..lor Oe-url - 4' the f onrt nnn doir la
Now Him, i riven eimniy. ui Is otolotfk.
noon, Hell HI iclh'io jiust Ion. to iha blsbiab-
niiuor. oie, nuiowinii irAOlf o( lana. tvWllS
rm" tic! "iHmins 200 aares, boM tor;
i,.. hint! in 1 u'.nx In No. 1 XoWbSbtp.-''
-I .I ..1 I'milll.l Il Mrll,,l..lntf !,
it l.ilwanl W ii 1 1 r, .-0 .' II. f. Dioklaa ud
.riiio i. knnwu k ih "Katta Beaman land." '
lencrlnpil In a iicftd (roin JumH r. Hull Ia -
Jonn I. l-HH-k. diUd Nov. Itri, UMM, mnM
me. x-. ,ouiu) recorua. Hook no. 7U. iullo
j.i nd i -' . r
One trrc t o.intiitntna 1K4 a rts, mom ar
ljin Mini tiHiKu In No. lTowmtalp,
'thvpi ,-ouni.y. i-. i. , Hnjnining tut landa or
f rank Heath Bad Kuril v H Willi d ,
rlbil tn a dpi from Knoclt Wadsvwlh. -
ami wit" to joun r. Ipoak.dittM Hepklrd.
irw. n-.-.r.i-ti ill ;rtl"n OOUDIT rfOlMOk
Hook No. lol, roll,) us. . '
One oibor tract, lyinx and baiug In Max I
Tnwnsiilp. tdnn oouuiy. N. O., adjomtaa:
iho landu ot Hachfll Icelund, K. B. bUmrW
Julia A. Aaktu and Jsula llobm, known
the "Orane onnd ln,l." boliiR thaaamo Un.l
oon vcyd liy John J, Wilm to Joho I" Iponk.
toy dufut moord'Hl tn Crav count! imhiIi,
Book No. S3, lollna Hi and M, ontlnlnc
SaiMres, more or Ims, tiMpuns ikerermni
110 aerea sold ottby John P. ipuok to J ,
Heboa by dead dated Marah lt. ims, rseic
ed in orvn oncoiy reoordia. Hook Mo. lui.
IDHofWI and MS,
. Term of Hie4 0 ASST. .
; - - ' IAMR40. HFTnv
- Administrator of Jonn f. li... i n, .
Raw Bern, . V.. Oot. t . a