Vi'vir'.iVj,
aily ""Journal.
VOL. XI.-NO. 196
NEW BERNE, N. C.. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1892.
OENTSif
The
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' LOCALS.
Z1fOStMR SHOES are comming.
i ix BabHikgton & Baxtbe.
IU8T Received another lot ot ROT
JSTER'8 BON .; BONS and fine
CHOCOLATES, we also handle 1st
quality Glazed Crystelized FRUITS.
' Udnn & MoSoblkt.
MRS. M. A. LANE, who is an accom
plished Dress Maker, understanding
' the latest designs, both in style and
pattern; and prepared to satisfy the
most fastidious, is residing on Craven
" street, opposite the court house and de-
sires the patrouagejof the public.
nov31w
THE Celebrated Suborono Flor IX
Hnbana Cigars. Six for Twcnty-Hve
cents at C. C. Gbbsn'r Dhoo Stork. ffS
nov. 2-6ni. Q
STR. DAUNTLESS will leave 0. D.
Wharf at 7:80 . 'clock a. m., every
- Wednesday and Saturday for Smith's
creek, Kershaw and all intermediate
points; returning Thursday and Monday.
: novllw Cuas. M. Keiioe, Agt.
CAR LOAD WESTERN BARLEY
CLIPPED OATS just arrived.
oct88tf Bhadham & Smith.
JB. WATSON & CO., Dealers in
NoveltieB and Household G.iods.
' Middle St., oppositu F. S. Duffy "s Drug
Store, New Berne, N. C. o271m.
Hc
rOUSE FOR RENT. Desirable Locn
tion on Middle bt. Apply to
oct8tf F. Dofpt.
JAPANESE GOODS
4ic. Just received.
Show Windows.
Beautiful, Artis
See Jko. Di'nn's
0 25 tf
BUGGIES Light running and substan
tial. Manufactured by Edward Long,
"Washington, N. C. J. A. Jonks,
. aep25-tt Opposite Gaston House.
TVPISH. SACRAMENTAL, POST and
80UPPBRNONG WINES for sale
by
J AH. KKDMOND.
I0ALV1N SCIIAFFER'S WILD
. OHEBRY ROCK. AND BYE. put
-up expressly for throat and lung i'
waasa, tor aale br Jas. Kbdmokd.
DUFFY S MALT WHISKEY for
Madioinal ns. for oalo br
jtn20 Jab. Brpssond.
HUNYADI Janos Mineral Wntor,
the beat Natural aperient.
For aale bv J as. Uudm jnd.
PURE CORN WUISKEY for anlo by
Jas Redmond.
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
tale by Jas. Redmond.
IMPORTED HOLLAND KIN, Burke's
Baas' Ale and Burka's Ouinneu'
Btout, for aale by Jas. Redmond.
7' 000 CIGARS at very low
I OUUU figures to whob'Bale and
retnil trade for Hale by Jab. Redmond.
I AKHETT'a COGNAC BRANDY
VJTuaad very muoh iu the aick room.
For aale by J AS Krdmorii.
The Sontb Solid as usual.
i'BAlSK God from whom all bless
lags flow.
North Carolina Democratic
bjr a largo majority.
- Bemkmbkb that the brave are
always magnanimous.
GLOBE the polls. Cleveland's
majority la getting too large.
OKSLOW did splendidly, and
Kooaoe and Thompson are in the
eonp.
' MARY State went Democratic
that had not been claimed for the
Democracy.
Pitt County, claimed by the
Peoples' party, girea Clevolaud
1,000 majority.
: Mrs. Cleveland and little
Bath, the pride and ornament ol
the White House.
' Good morning Mr. Simmons!
Your labor are 'appreciated and
the country is Dare.'
'ilj i 6 worh, and make your
- community the home of industry.
Jnteence and progress.
. l t: Ohaibman Bates congratulated
hola oonntry, nainba and -4tiunors
to lXf congratnlated.
' rREPCBLlCASS are crying fraud
- CiC fmi p your supervisors and
- hold them to acoount, . The fact is
i flection was entirely fair. .
rv f , OlHOiNNATl, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Over
s 25,000 persons knelt at the graves
IV of their dead in the Cincinnati
' Catholic ;:; cemeteries " yesterday
P" -The occasion was the celebration of
; All Bonis' Day, a- day of prayer for
- Release of souls from purgatory.
- - London, Nov. ?-The returns
; issued by the board of trade show
that the imports deoreased 2,150,.
;, 900 and the exports decreased 2r
410,000 during, October, as loom
, parea wun those for the same
. " jnontU last year.' I ;-' t' . .-iV
.; 4 A. watch for the blind Is among
-the newest inventions. A small
peg Is set In the middle of each
. IgureV, When the ? hour , hand
reaches a given hoar the peg for
that hour drops. The sightless
owner, when lie wants to know the
, Ca Ja which peg is do n, and
! -"ifs back to twelve..
Chicago, Nov. 7. Hundreds cf
inflammatory pamphlets huve been
seurctly circulated among An nr.
cliistA tho last thre3 day?, and ono
of them lias fallen into the hands of
Chief MeUlacguey. The pamphlet
call for a great demonstration at
Ulrlch'a Hall next Fridsfy eveniug.
the anniversary o! the liaogirjg of
the Anarchists, and the ffionda of
anarchy rtro told to arm with gun.
bomb, ad toich, and go upon the
streets and square accounts with
their oppressore. The chief cf po
lice is dabbed '(": At AmeririP.-
us," and Judo ; GrinneM and
Gary, ex-Gov. O;.-!.-'. y:td -.it here
are denounce! i;; 'i!o,-. .'. -euullkig
sentences. Chiff MeClan'iry h?s
not determined whether he v, ii!
take any steps to break hi
gathering.
1 .: - - - v -A
SEW A I) VEU1
Howard.
Rarringloii iv
JanK'S W. Hiil.llc
Iluuii.U! roil !LM.' v.
CarteM nun-, v. , l -; -
front .
The go.i 1 ; ;.:, , t.--'i. . ' l. .
1! rigid.
The coilnl! y iia- ;. ;t ;,. .
lor the lill!:v i . t
(iiveu I'UIIUty ; : ; ;-:vt:c
rum two to ll.n
Our nciiibi . C i. 1 a,
thing up "b:ov:! ' 'i v...... ;. ! .r;.
glorious victo.v.
The defeated c- I. : ,.ty I: .
poor opinion oi ! : . -'i'i" " i i
fellow citi.eiis.
The ranvasoin:; l.u.i..; ,-.
ill meet nt the :)... . ' .ii . ! J in.
lav to canvass tii' : .!:
.1'amlico l.K.ih a . ga!',.,'i
light, against a t'r-jrg ... r!.-' .1 i,
suit is nor vet :-.!iv. i:.
The Ili,:li 1::. ;.' . .!(!.. . . , ;.
tliorouiihly ionvi i m! it :, mm
wicked to bet on I : ' ! ...
Wi arc tin.ler ihmh :
Mary Rryan wl.o ri
her olftVe nil tl.ro. i , j, . v.l - , ,.;
lion.
Pitt hr-i oi;t-!riijif 1 h, i; ;:
of being doubtful a ; sC.-j ) : I ).. ui t-t.i ?.-!
1,000 majority mis ii
:Iied :;; i n- it '.c-
volecl and 1,.-
e. pfirapluM .e of an
land.
fi.t belter to h: '
never to have votci,
itt maxim nlucli may ir..M i
balm fur
some wounded heart. "
The boys hud the';' jiiliiV-a
.ion ia?.
for the
i t'hnir-
night. Would it not be well
men to liavo theirs the ni'!it tli;
man Simmons returns home?
Despita the tearing away of Tl.ir.l party
ites from tho Democratic p.;rr the Re
publican majority in old Craven hu.s been
reduced to about one half.
After everything else lie:
'ctu sug
that is
.ug to your
gestcd as the cause of the '
cheering or depressing aucr
point of view, it may occu
' to some uf
the explainer!) that it waa vu.i .
Mr. Fred Small and Hits Sailie Hull
were married at Hancock Street M. E.
Church last uight by the pastor. Rev. .1.
F. Butt. The altar wn.i wry prettily
decorated and a l.in;:; cr.w.l wi in
attendante.
Tuesday night, Andrew Flowers, the
3d party nominee for fchcriif of Pamlico
county, shot u m. Powers in the ,;r:n nt
Bayboro, making a seriotin wound. The
altercation had its ori-i;-. i.i rolitieal
differences.
luuru uiu iuu gun in i::e unuting
lacwiry ar, ocotianii iNecs ai;a tliere is a
demand Wr all the goodj fliev can manu
facture. A little Inier we expect to be
aumio ten wnar. uic ..ew Uerne ccttou
mill ia doing.
Political prophets are never downed by
failure to correctly prognosticate. The
very fellows who made the worst blun
der! in predicting the result of the dec
non now conio up smiling to tell the
names of tbemcmbcrn of tire next cnbiLet,
etc
Rev. W. W. Lewis of Core Creek
Carteret county and Rev. J. 15. Russell
of Beaufort, also other delegates passed
through yesterday morning to attend the
Eastern Conference of tho Freo Will
Baptist church which asaemblea at Or
mauds vi lie, Greene couuty, to-day.
Tho News and Observer tells of a hom
icide near Garners. One colored man
ntmod Jim Winters was shot and killed
by another named Jim Burrows. Tho
two'- men bod a dispute about Burrows
gathering a crop: from rented land with'
out authority. After committing the
murder Burrow ran away.; , . 'f ; .
Dr. R. 8. 'Primrose dressed a bad scalp
wound for, V James City colored man
yesterday. The man says ha told another
in fun ' that he . voted the Democratic,
ticket, and as toon as ho did this the
otter attacked him cutting - bint on the
head with a knife, inflicting the wound.
Our colored citizens should remember
tjhat every man hag a right to his political
opinion, and no one has tho right to mo
lest another for discharging that right. ,
FORTY THOUSAND MAJORITY.
THE OLD NORTH STATE RIS
ES UT IN HER MIGHT AND
DEALS THIS 0RUSH
ING BLCW.
hwiy
Congressional District
Sends a Democrat.
The following are returns from pre
enta not received ia time for yesterday's
lOi-KNAL. This completes the .list With
xacptiou of Maple Cypress and
Stan ton's, which we have been unable to
(;ct uny returns whatever from.
tamp Palmer Cleveland 25. Harrison
u.J. t'arr an, l-ureiics v,s. uraciy ao,
Koonce 90.
Vanceboro Cleveland 345, Harrison!
7-i, Weaver 137. Carr 250, Furchcs 83,
Exum 137. Grady 240, Koonce 212.
Vkastnt Hill Cleveland 82, Harrison
!M Carr 82, Furchcs 00. Grady 31,
Koonce 90.
Temples Cleveland 14, Harrison 154
Weaver 4. Carr 10. Furchts 154. Exum
(Ir.idv 10, IvoollJU 158.
Pnit Barnwell- Cleveland 103, Horri-
ii 7U. Carr 103, Furches 70. Grady
. Koonce 711.
''onner's- Cleveland 7, Harrison 78,
e .Mn l l. Carr 11, Furches 72, Exum
. ilrady 0, Koonce hO.
.Vpcr Cleveland 102, Harrison 161,
.;ivet 40. Carr 102, Furches 159,
tun 10. Grady 102, Koonce 198.
I. . Farm Grady 44, Koonce 114.
!v.(.Kit'.ii, n. t.- Iiuncombe goes
nev.-ratic on all tickets by 300 to 400
.1
! iK'.blii h ii States Chairman Eaves
up tier State by large majority and
i congratulated Chairman Simmons.
:har;;' that theio were frauds in
.Martin ei
njitfity.
iT. A:p
muenili'-
uiit y go. 3 Democratic averago
N. C,
ticket
Surry olects
full
by
gatn ot iW. I
'.-lultes Hlmost surely clcctel Senator.
(.'!. velaiid's increased majority is 125
..-i.r IHUb. Dower carries the county by
:jji.
t.i.i;i..sv.LLi:, N. C., Pitt county goes
Democratic for National, State, Congrea-
.'..), 1. -gialature and county tickets.
i." velar.d's majority in this county
i.I.eO.
t'atawba "ves Democrats 1559; Re
ihiicaus 059; Third party 893. Three
r ei.' ts not reported will increase
1 irality.
S low Hill, N. C, Democratic ina
nity in Grccue county from two hun.
lred to thrco hundred.
The Democrats of Jones county met
the enemy Tuesday and have conquered
Third partyism, Radical Republicanism
and Oideonism all combined.
Cleveland's majoriryin tho county 840.
Elias Carr's majority over Exum 874
Majority over Furches 804. Grady for
Congress 88 maiority oter F. D. Koonce.
Clark cot no votes. Senate: Potter and
Parrot carries the county by 87 majority,
Dillahuut, Democrat, eieetcd sheriff by
lfi2 majority. J.J. Simmons, Democrat,
elected Treasurer by 121 majority. Hts
kins, Democrat; elected Register of Deeds
by 120 majority. John C. Parkers is
elected to the House by 128 majority,
You may know that we are having a
real good time over such a glorious vic
tory. Swept the whole field. Jones
county sends a real democratic greeting
to the Democrats everywhere.
Carteret county gives 700 majority for
Cleveland.
lULRion, N. C, Nov. 8. To F. Q
Simmons: Cleveland and Carr
carry
8tatc by over 40,000.
Cleveland elected.
Legislature Dcmocratlo largely.
All Congressman elected.
F. M. Simmons.
One house breaker came near havintr a
stop forever put to depredations Tuesday
- 1, , , R, ,1. 1,11 - U1-
inra. r. . oraiui. luocircunuuuicniuifa p0mt. went to his father-in-law's
aro these. Mr. Smith was at the Done -
critic wiL'wam liateninir to the telwmuna
O r a D
A An i.Ia-u XI
enutu tuougnt sue neara mm at too front
door and went to it with the intention of
admitting him hut finding th nnia was
...- .1.. r.i. i. i. .i
noraeii witu a pistol ana went in we
dining room where she perceived the
outlines of a man crouched behind the
table. She commanded hlavtorise. iHsl0?1 capturea. unartotto ews, xmov-
.j a
uiva mv Duu UfCUVU tUD UUMX UUVc AUlUUr
diataly and retreated into the yard. Mrs.
Smith went with haste to the door and
fired at htm four tinu which umttUt
h. .i.. i .1,. .Jai.kJleRislatare of Mr. John C. Parker of
, . -JT n ""Tn
darkey screamed that be was Wt, j but
noycruieiess n capeav nwaa a rxraye
act for a lad v and hks it that hr
bradid notlt In.
- "
. ' ; i
The JonmiCAi. offioa Arvii IcaalA not
resist the temptation to celebrate whan
.i, i..i i . L.
the glorious news began to come over the
wires, so he stocked up an. old lot Ut Ink
kegs sod fired thorn ,lo proof of his teal
and patriotism. ;,-, , ' ' v
. The Fauceth -Durham Tobikeoo . and
finuff- company's building hare
burned down at Durham. Tho total lots
was not ascertained. The conublned hv
urnnre on building and stock monted
to t-i0,50O.
THE NATION IS SAFE!
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON
ELECTED BY LARGE
MAJORITIES.
A Demon atic Tidal Wave From
viae niifimiL i ur kiuih.
Richmond, Nov. Otli, !) a. m The
Tribune says tliia a. in., editorially: ''The
returns received at this hour of w riting
aro not satisfactory to Republicans.
rvmnrrntir lisimtahea arcclaimhiLreverv
thin but Mr Cleveland would have
b elected some time afro if Democratic
, : )mtl becn cuuivaJcnt to returns.
It cim ony bc B(li(i at th:9 hour that the
r nt niUln iulifv the ns
sertion that several great Western States
have given their electoral votes to Cleve
land, and without these votes hc is still
in danger of disappointment.
The Republicans have failed to carry
New York. The machinery in the great
Democratic cities have turned out ma
jorities sufficient to overpower the votes
...i.. t v,i: .i,;,.i, ......or to bv
c
K .i-, l,ur,n,1 rx-nr-etatinn
With New York, New Jersey nnd
Connecticut, four or five probable votes
from Michigan and a South made solid
by fraud and wholesale denial of the
right of sutfrage, Mr. Cleveland would
have about 216 electoral votes, needing
only those of Indiaua or Illinois to assure
his election.
'At the present writing Indiana and
Illinois aro claimed by both parties, but
without sufficiently full returns to place
the result in either State beyond u doubt.
Tho following in a couple of private
teletrrams received. Mr. Simmons, th
Knet of tbc first) is rrcsideut of the
Fourth National Bank of New York :
Nkw Yoiik, Nov. 0.
T. W. Dewey, Cashier Farmer and
Merchants Bunk : Cleveland elected
President by overwhelming majority.
Tammauv Hall deserves the congratula-
tions 0f everv democrat in the nation for
its ir.nguificent vidory in this city.
J. Enw.Wi!) Simmons.
New YoukCitt, Nov. sth.
Jas. A. Bryan : Tidal wave for Clevc
land. New Y'ork, New Jersey, Delaware,
Connecticut, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois
and the Solid South conceded by Repub
lican paper of 11 o'clock edition.
CriAa. S. Bryan.
At 8:25 last night Mr. C. Beizenstcin
received the following telegram from bis
brother in New York : "The DemocralH
carry New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Wisconsin aud Illinois. Indiana is in
doubt." J. Reizkstf.im.
St. Louis, Nov. 9. Cleveland plurality
in this State will be 85,00'). Stone, dcui.,
for governor, 31,000.
Latest advices from New York City
are that all the New York papers con
cede Cleveland'6 election. Indiaua, though
still doubtful, cannot affect the result.
Chicago. Nov. 9. Latest returns do
not abate in any way from a decisive
Democratic victory in State of Illinois on
National and State ticket. Conservative
men of all parties agreo that the Demo
cratic plurality in Illinois will be approx
imately 10,000.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 9. Advices from
Wheeling, W. Va., state that it is claimed
at democratic headquarters that the
democrats elect the entire state ticket
and that Cleveland's plurality in the
State will reach 5,000.
Oleveland's plurality iu Delaware ia
5,000.
Coming and (Jolng,
Mr. P. n. Pellitier left yesterday mom
I ing to attend Ownslow Superior Court.
Mrs. G. L. WardBWortU and child re
turned from a visit to Raleigh, and) other
points.
Shot and Killed His Fathor-lu-Law
News of a tragedy in High Point last
I ntaht was brought to Charlotte this after-
noon. Ino names and lull particulars
I TVIV IIUUUBBIUIU W LI I ID (.1 n, I liv.,,11 .
From wliat we learn Robt Ayera, of
1 house last night under tho influence of
I whiskey. For sometime past the two
I m ... ' . , , I , e
lUUlllieb IlUll IIUL I lee 1 1 uu iiin uvdi. ui
Ciu(le niKht t)ie 0ij troublo was
I broucht ud and hot words ensued.
I Avers nulled his pistol out and fired at
I his father-in-law. whoso name it was im-
tk. k.h fv .(r.t in t.n nt.t nmn'a
I stomach and death shortly followed
I Later reports say that Ayere has not yet
lenioer i.
I A Good Selection.
I Naw Bkkh N. CNov. 8, 1802.
I '; Ed. JoCBltAl: The election to the
eoty, ia a cause of rejoicing to
hiJ Bunn3r0uV friends, not only in Jones
i eoonry, But awo in too city oi new
I Bern,
of I - alar
. ,. M . 1 . " . .
I majority, as ne is a sterling uemocrac,
1 honast faithful and capable. The people
?f ione. ounty are to taoongratulated
I both on the selection and elecUon of Mr.
Parker.
J. H.
'. IDOEUU'S AKsTICA Ul '
Tha BastSalT ia the world foi data.
ltttlaesL Bona, Uleara, Bait Khewa, Feral
aa I. A D.BJa V 1IU11-
BOTSS, inni VDBpjiwa Jimuua. vaumia,
Carat, and all Bkla Braptiona, and ?oi-
Ut)t anna ruea, or ao pay laqnina. u
1st graatd to bIto perfaot aatiataetton
1 b"t. lor sal in Nawharn by Tt B.
r aaoneT teinnaea.- mam mo wmoim
ala aad retail drafjrlst.
Y. M. C. A.
Day mid Week
of Prayer for Voung
Men.
Nov. 13 If), lHifi,
The following letter has been received
by the Young Men's Christian Association
in regard to the week of prayer obseivcd
by appointment of the American Inter
national Convention, and the World's
Conference of Young Men's Christian
Association.
To the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion:, of North America:
The blessed privilege of another season
of special united pr iyer and effort for
young men will bc alforded our Associa
tions in the approa"hing Day and Week
of Prayer for Young Men, which oei urs
tins year, by appointment ot the Interna
tional Convention, November 13tli to
19th.
For the twentv-scventb time the Asso
ciation.-! of America aro called upon to
devote tho whole or a poitiou of the
week beginning with the second Sunday
in November to special prayer fur God's
blessing upon the work in which they
arc engaged, and upon the young men
for whose welfare they exist. The w is
dom of this appointment has been proven
over and over again in a deeping of
interest in work for young men, and in
the gracious showers of blessing that
have come to the Associations anil com
munitier, in which it has been faithfully
and properly observed. It is hoped that
a still greater manifestation of God's
presence and blessing may attend this
year's observance.
While it may not be practicable for
every Association to observe the entire
week, the Committee believes that all the
Associations can nt least set apart Sun
day, November PUh, for the purpose
designated. In view cf past blessings
and all the promises of gracious answers
to united supplication, no A -oeiation
can afford to let this seu-son pass w ithout
observing at least a portion of it. The
present year liu beta one of divided
progress and prosperity among the As
sociations at home and abroad. Prom
our brethp'ii in Japan, India, Itra.il,
Mexico, and other lands, as well as from
all parts of our home field come reports
of progress and requests for earnest
prayer in t!i ;i behalf. In thus uniting
hopefully our prayers for the continued
favor of God aud the outpouring of the
Holy Spirit, let. ua not forget to make
grateful acknowledgement of the bles
sings that have so widely and graeiouh
attended om work for youi..; men.
Earnestly uniting with ou in prayer
that this seas-on may be characterized by
unprecedented blessing to t tie Associations-aud
Id thr: multitude of young men.
wbo-e highest welfare tin y are seeking.
we ure Fraternally yours,
Intkuna rioN a i. ( 'iimiimt
"Give en rv maii thi
' II . but few lh
voice. " - Sknkepearc.
Friends, lend us your curs for
a lew moments. W e want to
tidl vr.n wIiitp tr luiv vniir full
Suity, your fall 1 1 ats, your fall
K hoew: hesides von want other I
things wo have, such as Neck
wear aud Underwear. We
would also call your attention
to our lino of Ingrain Carpets,
Oil cloth, and Rugs. If you need
a carpet givo us a call, we'll
make tho prico to suit you.
J. M. HOWARD.
Notice.
Notloe It bar by given that th followliiK
oratr was ptwateu uy iuo ojia oi I'ontmis-
tioueni or uiaveu county, on tue r uai sao
ir or HoveniMr, latfz ;
Whereafl, by an act of ihe dteneral Argem
blv of North Uarolma, obap'.er Aotg of
1H, ameutitory oi (Koiiuca ri ana mK or
be Code, and an aot of amid General As
sembly, chapter Ml), Acta of ih.il.ainenualnry
of aald Act of )H&, tb MoaM of Commta-
alouera are autborUod and empowered, at
tbeir no ee tin it on ine nrm uonaay oi ino
vember, before any election for eouui orfl-
orat to lDOieaae the boud of lue iiegaiero;
leeaa 10 niieeu Tnoasana troiiara, Dy nivnm
twenty daya notloe of tlie amount ot tbv
bond to be demanded at tbe Court Hiiont
door or In aome newuper rnbiiabed In tu
oounty; and whereas It ia further provlilod
by eau ecu, mat me aaiount oi emu Do.n
when lnoriased ahull he and rainatn ait flzi
bv aald Hoard of CommlMloner umli
ohaned by an order of eild Hoard. And
whereaaa teonnicaiunesiion nia n-n ra'itca
ae to the Talldlty of tbe notice of the Increase
of aald bond, given pursuant tr th order of
the Board at ita meiiog on ine nrut Mon
day of November, 1Kb ;
it la now oraerea uy me liaara or low
mbialonerfl of Craven county, by authority
oMbAOi aioresaiq.ai ne meeiiDK on me
first Monday of November, MM. Hie sxid
meeting being prior to he K?neral election
for National and Slate, and count? offlctn'
held In said year, that the official Nnd of
the Kef liter oi iieeua oe nxea at rmeon
Tnonaand Dollars, and that the bond of uai 1
offloer bo Incieaaed to said amount, it In
further ordered that the cierK ol thia Hoard
noat a notloe to that effect at tno (Touri
House door of said county, and aliopubllib
a notice thereof In the New Berno Joukhau
newspaper pnoi.aiaa in aaia coonty, in
the city of Nw llerno that bond of Mfiecn
Thouaaad Dollar be demanded of aald
officer.
And the former oruer or ine Honni paueii
at Its session on the Orst Monday of Novem
ber. IBs, is hereby re-enacted sua riunta
so far as same relates to said bond of itegis
tor of Deed! of Graven county.
Bt order Board oroommitmoneiH.
nlU'fd JAalKS W. BIDL'LK. Clerk.
How are your Bearings? Hot?
Savo Time and Expense by using
MAGNOLIA METAL,
Th ONLY RELIABLE METAL
tho Market.
Disosmray & Churchill,
.' One door below City Hall.
Bricks For Sale.
- Wfl nfTeP A, mVm IhmiAiinrl Ttntirrli
Mchlno Brlcki, $5.00 and $0.00
inousanu, a tuo juepob
.1 .1 . .1. - T .
vTiiey im msjta prattler walls than
aanu-Duuia dhckh. ; ,
t8Q lit , s. tW, Pi BURRTJS & CO.
Bill
POWDER
Absolutely Pyre
A ,
I Unheal
.m of
tai-t'.ir bakiiie
der
t
in lft-c.nii.i? M
Cati:bt Unit'
I'oou Hhi'oht
Rovu. Bakim
St., N. Y.
1 'TATEU
v I
I'ow i)i;u
10.1 Wall
HoSlowav'f
OIL.!
H. B. HO.aOWAY.
TIIF, SPKC1AI.IST,
Will open a liusincss S( hool in the north
west, room, second Hour, ol the New Heme
Collegiate Institute. Oetol.er tit, for two
months only.
Thorough eom-e in Ifnnk-kccping.
Coininereial I 'orre pomleiiee nnd PenJ
niniisliip, J 12.00.
l'emnanshii. C! ; , no per
month. Nielli Clss-. :t.(m i,,r two months.
Look-keepiiiir, Dav ( la- . 'J to 4 D.m.
Night Class S to Id p i. I'.ook Keeping,
Mondays Weduesdii', - and Pridas.
IVniiiiinshiii, a ("iss 4 to'Sii. m.
lailv. Night, h to '.) i. ,ii., Tuisd.ivs and
ind Tliursdav.
Two Guld Medals ivkIiu. f.
each i will ba
given ''!' nl iti'H.ii,. ii
v lot beat
ut
,1 1 HI CM,
mil: -!...-! l)D
r ii iirci r -
writing; one lor beat imtrovein-
TtKMs-ouB-Uilnl immiIiIb i
anil $1 IHI por webk Hit p-'IJ
nuira-l;d persf-i ertin iti.i.
'undrfl. ItedilclloliK lo tin or inorti lim
inefHiully. hweeltcH h; fer lu ll.ei pHiucu
lur, Hpeiinens of lTiiiiuiivMp, ,i.
pen, fre toall. Nlr.lv W'ttie.i rull',,, i-'ir.lp
speeiaiiy. .m-.:!:.
We Have Jus? Received
FRESH SUPPLY OF THE
Following- Googh:
II. J. Hoi n Co. Swi et Mixed Picl...
" r-oiir Mixed Pickles,
" Chow Chow Pickles,
L-ioso rueuuibei I'ekle-
Ne Mll-e Meat,
. it..
Ul'tu
-. b .lb.
AUo, .1 u: li ' .-
Sugar C'lirtt.t lliiiis.
lb
Shoulders.
Also, a complete
uumoious to nii'iiui
Dou't forgi I that
aro scl.ii.;
in th
tin thr
Finest Butter
Pity
r .wc. im. .lust tr i.m
:i'te unit
o.n , uoani r. i ' u 1 ' i r j. c
I IU:.k',
delicious drink.
Soucerl Pig's Kent and T
f.orillard's
Buulf at
prices.
Very r- s,"
ChurchiiJ & Parker,
20 flin Rroa.l Street, N. w I!eri. .
TAX NOTICE.
o
The City Tax List , for
the Year 189;?, is now
in my hamlr f or Golicc
tion. I Will bc at
office daily ticm 0 to G
to receive yGur tr.xes.
Please cyms forward
and settle tlic came
It V 1.
Oct. ir,tli, iH'.u
Sale, Livery
1 C).aV
Stonewall
W:I1 moot ittlllUtil it n'iit'r v -l
it New Beiuo Wit.a hi i;,tm;i ntiJ U'nc
them to any T:irf ol 1 nm.uo iT.inty r
Deii;lib(riiitf ti!intiry at !uv,
leaniHoi ti;tviIh'rs ni, i m- nt rtl.ioi will
rooHlvo excel lunt :itlfciu t.i:. Let'ild.i: a
specialty.
Hiveu to evivri tk-iMitiin;il tl ihn
now. ui;uv3in
Who'll B Eisded?
I ranniit tell wlio will i. - tin- in xt
President, luit tliosii wli.j triiile w iiU me
will cerlainlv lie ele leil.
I liave 7,000 ihiuikI.i Cliee--, 5,100
pininijti Coffee, nnd 10 barrels ol the benl
Went India Sloliisses ever bronglit to the
I city. I bought when the market was
I down (it in up now), and buying when II
present New
did enables mo to sell at
York prices without even the addition of
frcielit.
i have 2U0 barrels ol the bc.it crul,' ol
Flour at prices never bclore heard of for
the quality.
I have a full stock of othor Goods.
which space will not permit mu even to
enumerate. Bargaiim in them all. Come
aud sec for yourself.
J. F. TAYLOR.
J. E. LATHAM.
Gommis'n Merch't'S, Broker.
Bayer and Exporter of Ooftoa.
Daalm In Oountrr Prodnoa and all Ivn.
latW OoramodltlM.
Ubwal aaata adranoa mada,
r LiSMTolh'S to
I . . - . . .
uorraapooganosiiiTiMa, viaitora walaoma.
any I ""wt
.., I 11111 - aj.. 1. ... . ,
I vniiunrnj wj m jTircnerf i wsioria,
I
Fal! tanouncemintl
We have decided, in consider
ation o: the short crops and
e.'.i ..ne :-x
reduce or.r
on of cash, to
Very larjre and At
tractive Stock of
MEW II 4 NDTSE
Within the
,nth.
V:i
iti'.:'of this Great
f Pricis,
r. liicmbi ;
!" IV...
111" I'liVUIU.-
it is for the
;lb cash, and
Unices can we
;it 'he reduc-
:ir b
elm'
fMii i
:..r;rcil down from
'. Hnitr f()r 50c.
Hrrokatdl Dress
Hi:
i Worsted
I):thh Flannel 15c.
i-mon .rc.t worth
Colored Titl.i
40c.
L.rjiidru.ti Miui 'nade nf
New
linen
York .Mills Musi m 200
at 70o un!a;tii !ricd rule.
Un.ki
-h:
ris Ibc. each.
K.1 :
11:1
Liuiershiris 40c.
3 '-'.'C.
.I!,.:
!!:
b j)oinestica 5c.
fOt'H Goods and
.N 1 1
ith
iiino 'J'nread, 3c.
per
'pool.
.11.1 '.
II
(!r R)ool.
tlL
We are sell
- Walkinp;
' '''., worth
it::
t
Respectful!; .
H. B. Duff v.
novs i .-it p
WHAT W BUY
HOW TO PAY!
j
;litd that most
ion they have
i i Is that they
conct.ru pnop!
v.l
raad-. '., il
waut
cods,
UiotSiing,
) ou wiii noi. iniiko a mis
ia v-.mi.il; t.i cur jlaco to
"n ' a ill siiow you what to
irn.'-tn
ou'll be
-atiafac-
i.-vki
tor
Ihi Larpsi Slock,
lcttii Lcwosi Prices
Those aM Uio elononts that
onior into niakmir our store th
fav.Tue ; bco f ir buying. Our
privet nr :;i low that we
Oefy Goiptiilion
in ury (K.v)Un, Clothing, Boots,
bhoos, (Joiits' Furnishing Good,
Iruiiks, ahst's. otc.
Wo have a ni co line of DRESS
UOODS in plain and fancy de
which wo will sell at the
lowest DriceS
text 6fl Days;
DrvC
IE J""'1 W1'B1 to IHOney,',.
I WC ask you kindly to givfl US
call boforo
where.
purchasing
else-".
Thanking you for past patroft
Wo remain, yourt trttIy90)
THE 6L0DE
cLOTiiuiG iiou::.
MIDDliB STEEBTj"
Op.J Baptist Chorch, oot" AJUy.
flisw IT. 0,;
ChnJr$tlCr.fir;rivir,tY