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OURNAL.
NEW BERNE, N, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS;
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' BUSINESS 10CAIS. -
Ji VV.'V-.VTTYDE OO. tL V- Oata, for seed a spec-
; ' . .1-liaity,, At Or- B.. . Bim-'b, East aide
.... ;-;?r:tnarkot dock.; v . ; jl8 dwlw.
? A vJ " iOIUMBIA BICYCLES. More money,
'' i: '-MmiM, skill and patience are expended
V , i ,C' :."4n keeping up tbeir high : 8' andard of
Vt- excellence than of alt other wheels cora
. : bined. -Prices $110, to $180. Cash or
- ;i i'. rffe -installments.?- Art Catalogue free.
- dlltf. f : W. T. HILL & CO.,
' .-.j,;:.? Bold Agents.
-."mk' QO To Street's Horse Store for Limy.
- " Tl fiB . Celebrated Saboroso- Flor De
, I Habana Cigars. Six for Twenty-five
.. cents at C. X Quran's Drtjo Store.
1 not. 8-8m.
4 f '. . --
' JIINB roadster'sj at Street's horse store.
USE DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER
cores Coughs, Colds. Sore Tbroat,
eto. Excellent in all affections of the
Tbroat and Longs, inducing, healthy ac
"'' lion of the mucous membrane, soothing
and bealing the same. Is an antiseptic
v and oasmoiss:. Prices,'; 10c, 25c. and
l- 40e. per bottle.
"PLEQANT Saddlers at Street's norse
'JStore.
CERTIFICATE of Stock, No. 21, first
series New Berne Building and Loan
Association having been lost, notice is
.i" hereby given h at application will be
r made for a duplicate. (1281m
-TANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin
,j 'A J)ieeases cored by the uso of Duffy's
Itch Ointment. For sale by
- F. 8. Duffy, Druggist.
TJOUR ROOMS
in my residence for
' J! Rent Also Good
OHUAJN tor salo
dec2tt Mbb. M. M. Hankf.
-HOARDERS Wanted-Mrs. VV.J B.
- AJ Smith will take a few, boarders or let
looms after Nov. 80. Apply at resi
deneej Oaksmith bnilding, East Front
rt ami
f Sacramental, Port and Scupper
nong Wines for sale by
' .. DJas. Rbduond
T ALVm Schaffer's JWildT Cherry
'f Bock and Rye, put up expressly for
throat and lung diseases, tor sale by
,-- Jas. Redmoitd.
DffFFT'B Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
fate, for sale by
-(r it,. . Jas. Redmoitd.
TTLTTTABI Janos Mineral Water, the
H Mt KaturaJ aperient. For sale by
'"v . it. '. Jas. Redkohd.
Com Whiskey for tnle by
- A , , Jas. Redmond. .
, T T7FF- Gordon
In
ported Sherry, for
' slby
Jas. Redmond.
T MPORTED Holland Gin. Burke s Bass
A AW and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for
sal br u. Bebmoitd.
K AAA
I CIGARS at very to
figures
I UVVv iot wholesale and
retail
toad for salt by
Jas. Redmohd.
aABRllTS Cognac Brandy used very
, Mk in the sick room. For sale by
. Jas. Redmond.
TBI poDnlatioa of London now
exoeeds that of New York, Brook
lyn, Philadelphia and Chicago com
blned and these fonr are tbe only
American cities having 1,000,000 or
more Inhabitants.
AS one of the results ol the cold
- sdoH all the rivers np north are
1 frosen over and the harbors of the
-' creat cities also, which has put a
atop to water ehtpments and tied
op the vessels io port. There has
thai been an enforced suspension
of commerce.
' Ma. Hbmet Watterson, editor
of the LoniBville Courier-Journal,
eays that although for. year and
1 years he baa earned -three times
tbe salary of U. S. Senator be
has laid by no money. This shows
' that Henry, like the test of ns, la
' not working ' for money bnt for
glory and fun. Wil. Star.
" Pops Leo la said to be greatly
Interested in ' the situation in
Amerloaand desirous of putting
an end to the ecclesiastical dlfle r
enoe -existing , there.; With this
purpose the Pope is, preparing an
encylloal to the American, episco
pals, advising harmony and onion
IT cannot be aaid of criminal
trials, as itbas been said of - some
other matters, that "they manage
these things better In Pranoe." The
Judge who presides at the Panama
Canal trials appears to be Judge,
restating attorney, and jury. He
i txtminea the accused and
rua them on their turpitude. If
y refuse to answer his questions
j rofasal is regarded as evideooe
: ; Ut; and If they do answer, the
3 U pat down- in evlde,noe
. .t them. This form of criminal
1 a re would V soaroely ; be
it tod la a Police Court in
:. r lauds." ,K 'r;'4:
': z Eaaate " Committee - last
" tfter a fall lnves i gat ion
unanimously . decided " to
': t j tie Senate that in the
J election case from
i rid Halifax connties, the
V t $ was io Dr. J. P.
3 Will I - V I q
and Halifax on having the man of
their choice to represent them on
the floor of the Senate; and we
likewise tender our ooagrations to
Doctor Leach on hia victory.
Newt and Observer.
Bomb of the .State press have
memtloned onr distinguished
townsman and friend, Hon. Alfred
Waddell for the Assistant Post
master Generalship The Messenger
has already expressed its hearty
indorsement of tbe high and
unquestioned merits of Col'
Waddell, and said tbat it would be
much gratified to see him in some
DOBition commensurate with bis
abilities and accomplishments. He
would till the place uamed or a
foreign mission to some prominent
European conrt witb ability and
satisfaction to all, we may not
doubt, and with marked credit to
himself and the State of his birth.
Orator, man of lettorx, lawyer, witb
large experience in pnblio h flairs,
he is one of tbe men in North Caro
lina 'bat guarded and conscientions
editors may not hemtate to com
mend. Wil. Messenger.
LOCAL NEWS.
E. W. Smallwood D. 8. Jones and
Capt. Waters killed a fioo lot of mallards
and black duoks yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Dennis, wife of Mr. A. H.
Dennis died very suddenly at her home
on Bogue Saturday. The cause of death
is supposed to be heart disease.
The Falcon Economist mentions that
very fine oysters are now brought to the
factories in Elizabeth City from Ocra-
coke and Edenton, N. C.
ine weatner bureau promises snow
or rain today. That looks a little rough
but coupled witi it is tbe gratifying as
surance that the weather will be warmer.
Hicks predicts that there is going to be
very hard and stormy weather, through
the months of March and April. He says
heavy snow storms and much cold may
be looked for.
The Wilmington Star tells that Kylva-
nus Bryan killed an entire flock of 13
mallards, and 2 bull-necks injadditiou at
one shot. He continued his bunt until
he had bagged 32 ducks.
Monday night was lhe coldest yet. The
thermometer registered 0. The lowest
before: was 7 1-2. The highest point
reached Tuesdny was 29 1-2, a difference
of 23 1-2 degrees during the 24 hours.
The Falcon-Economist says the news
has reached Elizabeth City that Capt.
Chas. Roughton, of the schooner Capitola
was drowned in Albemarle sjund during
the heavy snow storm on Friday night
January Gib.
tiy request tne list ol douors to (lie re
lief lund for the poor of the city will be
bept standing for awhile and be added
to from day to day as other citizeus con
tribute or those who have already con
tributed increase their amounts
Mr. Hill Humphrey went np to Raleigh
yesterday to work in behalf of tbe steam
ferry that is designed to be established
for freight and passenger traffic between
this city from Union Point and the op
posite sides of both Neuse and Trent
rivers.
The Morehead City News says: The
Fair opens at New Berne February 20th
and continues a week. It will undoubt
edly be best ever held and that is saying
a great deal. The exhibits will be fine;
the attractions many and superb. Nuns
bcrs of Carteret people expect to be ia
attendance.
The Y. M. C. A. relief committee were
quite busy again yesterday examining
into tbe merit of cases of need among the
poor, Upwirds of twenty families were
helped with wood and provisions. They
report one very touching case, that of an
old affl'ctcd colored man who bad been
without fire during 'the enure cold spell
A very peculiar accident is reported as
having occurred at Littleton, Halifax
county. Mrs. J. R. Burncy, a widow
lady who lives in the place, was sweeping
the snow from the rear piarza ol her resi
dence when she slipped on the ice and
fell, breaking her neck, this resulting, of
course, In instant death. She had just
been cautioning' Wreral of her children,
who bad been playing around her, against
falling.
The New . Berne. Sewerage Company
having made application for the injuno
Hon restraining them from emptying the
sewerage at the foot of New street to
set aside; tht case was fixed for bearing
betora Judge Brown In Chambers
Raleigh Tuesday night. Uetsn. W, W,
Clark and M. D. W. Stsvenaoo for com
plainanta , and Vr. O, H. ICFuloa
representing the defendants went np to
roiicigii w igu mjv vase. -.
The stockholders ef . tha Albemarle
Park Fair, Elizabeth City at their meet-
ing last week, . elected the following
officers for the ensuing yean ;T.
Skinner, President; E. F. Lsrnb and
C. Knlfo, fir it and sreond Vice Trial.
i ... r V,r. V.V. 1,P -r-!r Th
THE KNITTING) FACTORY.
Honld Men by Co-Opcratlon Can
Largely Increase its Benefits This
Should be Promptly Done.
The proprietors of tha New Berne
Knitting factory, having satisfied them
selves, though oa a limited scale, that it
ean be profitably carried on in New Berne
under fine condition, think the time has
come to invito the co-operation of. such
of our citizens as feel an interest in its
development and extension, with a view
to making it of established benefit to tbe
city. The fullest information will be
given, and any suggestions bearing on
the subject will be appreciated by the
gentleman now engaged in the business.
The complete memorandum that has
been kept of every item of expense con
nected with the factory thns far makes
the gratifying showing that it has been
n at a profit though every operation in
the factory was taken as a perfectly
green hand and had t) be learned from
the beginning. This being tbe case as
experience adds skill still better results
ay be confidently expected.
And another point, the factary is now
in such shape that its capacity can be
doubled at a very small additional out
lay. Tliia of course would considerably
reduce the proportion of cost of tbe out
put and correspondingly increase the
profit. This fact does not need elabora-
ng on; the intelligent reader will pcr-
cieve it readily. .
We have long desired the establish
ment of a knitting factory on a fairly
large scale, and on a solid basis. The
pportunity now presents itself for this
desired result to bo attained. We hepe
there will be no dilatorincss in tbe matter
but our business n.en and capitalists will
at once consult with Messrs. Rishton &
Woodruff in regsrd to t he matter, seize
the golden opportunity and give the city
flourishing industry which will prove
of eadunng benefit
Tie Relief Work.
The relief committee appointed at the
meeting Monday night to raise funds for
the poor, met at the court house yester
day morning and appointed a committee
of five to apportion tbe funds andj wood
raised among the benevolent societies
tint decide as to Iwbo are needy and
worthy to become recipents.
Printed 10, 26, and 50 cent tickets are
given instead of money. Any grocery or
dry goods store in the city can take them
with impunity. They will be cashed im
mediately upon presentation to the treas
ure ef the relief committee, Mr. T. A.
Green at tbe Citizens bank-
Another pnblic meeting was held at
the city hall last night and more contri
butions received. Futher donations can
be made to-day at the Citizens '..ink,
JornHAL office and the office ot E. H.&
A. Meadows.
The additional names will appear
the list in to-morrow's Journal.
Contributions for tbe Needy.
E. H. & J. A. Meadows, 23.00
James Redmond, 50.00
A Green, 25.M
M. H. Sultan, ll.Ofl
W. UesiC, 8.00
I. W. Eubank, col, 2.00
J. H. Crabtree A Co., 1.00
J. E. Willis, 5.00
Wm. X. Clarke, 10.00
James Redmond, 25 feuih. meal
Q. K. Bagby, 1.00
J. E. Latham,
5.00
W. H. Oliver,
2.00
5.00
Matt Manly,
W. O. Brinson,
$5.00
B. Lane,
5.00
W. M. Watson,
8.00
S.00
W.Blddle,
J. A. Bryan.
25.00
Unid ley,
1.00
Chas. Hilt,
W. K. Styron,
.60
5.00
5.00
$1.00
R. O. Mosely, col.,
S. R. Ball,
C. C. Green,
Roberts A Bro.,
W. D. Barrington,
2.00
t.50
2.50
1.00
1.00
50.00
1.00
A. Cobs,
A- E. Hibbard,
Hackburn ft Willett.
Collected by I. W. Eubank, cot.,
Bis Ike,
one load wood
O. Marks & Son,
V. A. Crawford,
E. B. Hackburn,
2.00
.25
2.50
1.00
C. C. Roach, col.,
Total
1270.75
Y. M.C. A. Relief Foad.
Those subscribing wen: Holland A
Jarvls, $5.00; J. M. Howard, $1.00; P.H
Pelletier. $1; Dr. J. D. Clark, ai; Mai
Daves. $1. W. E. Clarke, $5: Thoa.
Wilkinson, so cent, Mrs. f. a. uaskins,
13: C. T. Watson. 13: a. U. Creole, f 1;
Kinir's Daughter's, ID; Kiss Minnie Uj
num, 49 cents, JotraKAL office, two loads
of wood. W, 15. Clarke, two cords of wood.
Sam K. Eaton. $2; Smallwood dr Slover
$3:. John Huirer. il.-Geo. W. Neat,
50 cents, collected ty mm Maud mo-
yette, 114.90 W. H, Obedburn. 9;
cub, 75 cents; O. R. ' Thomas. $1.00;
Nunn Jdcuoriey, oo cents? airs. js. a,
ursen, no cents. . . . y
s Attention Belief Committee.
The original Belief Committee of twen
v will please assemble tnia morning
the City Hall at 10 o'clock. Business of
importance.. - - .
. . . I. H. MBADewa, Ohm'a.
Mr. Bedding SimpHns sged 60 years
died of asthma ai his homi near Beaufort
yesterday. ' His sons Messrs B.W. aad
L. Simpkins, of this sity went down on
evening train to attend tbcfunerat.
Messrs. J. H. CrsUree ft Co. have put
In a keT-fo'ti'S m'l '"' that will do tha
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The fallowing articles art given upon
the responsibility of the parties donating
them.
1. By Jas.Redmoud, for largest display
by lady, $5.
2. By Bradham ft 8inith,for choicest va-
ety of plants, not less than ten, 1 set of
roses.
8. By Miss Emma Henderson, for best
floral display cultivated by any young
lady under 20 yean of age, $3.
4. By RobertejBros.for best oysters from
Carteret Co., 1 sack of "Diadem" floor.
5. By J. M. Howard, for best crochet
work in childrens' department, 1 rug.
6. By H. B. Duffy, for largest N. C.
ham, $2.50 pair of shoes.
7. By K. R. Jones, for best Plymouth
Rock chickens, 1 package Pratt's Poultry
Food.
8. By K. R. Jones, for best pair native
or crossed Turkeys, 1 package Pratt's
Poultry Food.
9. By K. R. Jones for best assortment
. C. hams, 50 pounds of best flour.
10. By Churchill ft Parker, for best
splay of N. C. hams, 100 lbs. "15eat on
Earth" flour.
11. By Mrs. B. B. Lane, for handsomest
piece of silk smbroiderv by girl under 16
years, one fine Spring hat.
12. By J. W. Mesic, to owner of fastest
trotting horse, one box cigars.
18. By Mrs. E. F. Dillingham, for best
knitted cap, 1 tinted table cover.
14. By Barrington & Baxter for best
and largest display of bread, bisruits,
Ac, one pair ladies fine shoes.
15. By Barrington ft Baxter, for largest
display in cuh'nary dedartment, 1 silk
mbrclla.
16. Bv Barrington A Baxter for best
home made carpet, 1 wool dress pattern
17. By Barrington ft Baxter, to fourth
armer exhibiting largest number field
crops ol own production, 1 pair fine
shoes.
18. By Smallwood ft Slover, for best
exhibit of articles in agricultural depart
ment not mentioned in premium list, 1
No. 7 "Seminole" cook stove.
19. By 0. E. Slover, 50 lbs. flour.
20. By J. C. Wbitty & Co., 1 plow.
21. By New Berne Drug Co., a case
of
perfumery.
22. By f. K. Eaton, 1 chaliton pin.
33. By S. K. Eaton, 1 silver butter
dish.
24. By S. K. latou, 1 set castors.
25. By S. B. Waters, one boxjeigars.
26. Br H. L. Halt, Ossian's Poems.
27. By Wm. Sultan, 1 shawl.
28. By M. S. Sultan, Cbenile table
cover.
29. By M. E, Sultan, handsome ovim
coat.
80. ByW. H. tCohen, l'pair ladies
hand made shoes.
31. By W. H. Cohen, 1 handsome over
coat.
32. By John Sutcr, 1 handsome chair,
83. By M. Blumgart, lj breakfast
shawl.
84. By D. M. Wallnau, 1 eight day
walnut clock.
85. By Ed. Cohen, 1 trunk.
86. By F. L'lrich, 50 lbs flour.
87. By F. Ulrich, 50 lbs. flour.
88. By F. Ulrich, 60 lbs. flour.
39. By F. Ulrich. 50 lbs. flour.
40. By Nunn ft McSorley, 1 box
candy.
41. By Rigdon Furniture Ca., 1 ladies
rocking chair.
42. By. M. Hahn ft Co., 1 ladies riding
hip.
48. By R. D. V. Jones, perfumery.
44. By J, V. Jordan, box toilet soap.
46. By J. W. Stewart, handsome sad
ble blanket.
46. By J. H. Hackburn, $2.50.
47. By A. Miller, 1 carving set.
48. By L. H. Cutler ft Co., 1 plow.
49. By Barrington ft Baxter'l fine silk
muffler.
50. By Barrington ft Baxter, 1 pair
mens' dress shirts,
51. By John Dunn, bisque figures.
W Beginning at No. 19 to 51 inclu
sive, articles donated and not awarded,
ill be held in reserve and awarded dur
ing Fair for exhibits of merit not men
tioned in the premium list.
TRIALS OF 8PFI.
W. P. Bcfbtj8, Director.
Tuesday, Feb. 81st, 18988 p. m.
1. Running race Parse $50. 1-8
mile. Beat three in five.
S; Frea for all Trotting to harness.
Purse, $295. ,1 mile." Best three in live.
Wednesday, Fab. Mod, 1893-4 p. m.
t. Hunaiaf Raoa-fwrse $100. Mile
beat. Best two in tknfr. rv-
4. Trotting to Jurnesa-r.00 class.
Purse $180. Vilf beeVBtst tw la
three. ' t!.
. Ttottiig to Uneaawtelase.
Parte $200., Mile best, , Beit thne io
' TbundtT, Feb. Md, 1898 i p. m.
C Trotting to emote MO
Parse $880. Milt beaC Beat three ia
, f . Tfottfag to hareee Time to beat
1:85. Pum $400; " Mile seat' Beat
three la $Te.,,:..:-;'-; s h:)vi,
fcV Bunuing reoe Porte $188. Mile
beat Best two in. three. ..
Triday, Feb. Mth, 18981 p. . 'i
9, Tf1 -jto larnst-:8S cleat,
I' " ' I-", l -t. r t t'-ree in
Only for horses that have not won first
or second money in nny race.
rui.es for trials of speed.
1. Entrance fee, JO per cent, of purse.
2. At least four horses to enter and
two to start.
8. Money divided 50 percent, to
first horse, 25 per cent, to second, 15 per
cent, to third, and 10 percent, to fourth.
4. Entries for all races close at 9
o'clock p. m., February 1. One-half of
entrance money payable on February 1,
and one-half by or before 9 o'clook p. ni.
February 15th
5. Iu entering horses, the name, age,
sex and color of the animal must be given,
with name of sire and dam, if known:
also name and residence of owner, accom
panied by the last payment, by or before
9 o'clock p. m. February 15, 189.
6. Records made after January 1,
1893, are no bar to these races.
7. The Society reserves the right to
change the programme to meet the casu
alties of the weather. Should tbe
weather be so inclement on any day of
the Fair week as to prevent the Director
from starting the races, such races at the
option of the Executive Committee, may
be declared "off,'' and the entrance money
for them refunded- Heats in each day's
races may come off alternately, according
to the orders of the Director.
8. The National Trotting Association
Rules will govern all trotting trials, ex
cept that no horse shall be entitled to
more of the purse than is offered by the
Society fcr the place he obtains.
9. No premiums paid to distanced or
rulcdout horses. Premiums will be
paid on Saturday of Fair week, by Sec
retary, on certificate of the Judges, and
countersigned by the Director of Depart
ment in Trials of Speed.
10. All horses entered for these races,
except Nos. 2 and 7, must have been
owned in North Carolina on or before
September 1st, 1893.
Our track being little short tbe start
ing point will be set bsck tba proper dis
tance to make the full mile.
Season Tickets.
The sale of scaton tickets for the Fair
will negin next Monday. Ine price as
heretofore is $1.80 if purchased at any
time on or before 13 o'clock Saturday
February 18th the Saturday preceding
the opening of tbe Fair. This order is
positively final, there will b no revoca
tion or changing. If purchased during
Fair week the tickets will be $2.
Season tickets tor chldjrn under 10
years of age 75 cents each.
Coming: and tJolng.
Mr. J. Rosenberg is oil' on a business
trip to New York.
Mr. T. D. Lindsay, of Asheville, arrived
yesterday. He expects to more with ti is
family to the city.
Messrs. Manning Camp and Jos. Ilccht.
of Norfolk, and Mr. A. Schiiltz of Kins
ton arrived to visit at Mr. IT. Schultz.
Mr. J. Cohen left for New York to take
a veterinary course.
Mr. W. T. Calio went up to Raleigh to
attend the Road Congress. Other dele
gates will go up this morning.
Rev. J. A. Bouse, of Kenckeet circuit
and his family who have been visiting
relative arrived last night en raute to their
home.
Mr. II. B. Hardy arrived in the inter
est of the State Chronicle, and Mr. J. C.
Caddell passed through en route to
Morehead in tbe interest of the Biblical
Recorder.
Miss Annie Sanders went down to New
port to visit relatives.
Mr. L. H. Cutler, vice- president ol the
State Business Men's Association, which
was organized at Morehead City last sum
mer went ,n p to Raleigh, to attend tbe
meeting to be held there.
The tollowing arrived last night to
visit at Mr. 0. Marks and Mr. Mortie
Marks; Miss Daisy Oettinger, Mrs. A.
Oettinger, Mrs. D. Oettinger and Miss B.
Harris and Miss Sarah Einstein and Miss
Yttta Einstein from Einstoo, Misses
Bella and Hattie Spier, Goldsboro, Miss
Bell and Bertha Rosenthal, Raleigh
Miss Lilly Heller, Harrisburg, Vs., and
Miss MHhe Mann, Akron, Ohio.
Clast la Vocal Hoslc.
At Hancock street M. E. Church,
taught by Prof. W. H. Skinner. $1.00
for course. First lesson free Wednesday
at 7:80 p. m. A not left at Hancock's
boarding house by parties wishing infor
mation will raceivt prompt attention.
St.
Strayed or Stolen.
One Brindle Steer from John H. Crab-
tree 4 Co'i. shoot on Thursday, Jan. 18:
Liberal rtwtrd for tht delivery ef tame.
If.
Wholesale Market Coaatrr Preface.
Cotton 8 78 to 9 25.
Corn, from boats i l-8a4Jc.
Field peat, (OaOOc.
Oatt,4Sc.
Wheat, 70c.
Rice 85c.
Bye, 70c
Peanuts, 60c a 80c.
, Applet Mattamutkeet, 75c
Onions, $2.00 par bbl.
' Chlckeni, 50eoSc pair, young, 80a40c
v Turkeys $1.80al.75.
' Beef. 4a8c,y ;v.-l.1,"y ';, : , . .
r ' Presn pork, 7c v 1 .
Ducks, Eng. 85a40c.; Muscory SOaAOc
jeese, 70c.asi.uu. ' V v ; -Kf(rs,aa
i3c - .' ;; -,.'!-' -v.
Honey, 40a50c; beeswax. I0a3
J ' Dry Hint, 8c; dry salt 4c:
" 1 ' . .
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United States Governmeht
Food Report.
Roval Bakino "Powder Co., 106 Wll
8t..N. Y.
NOTICE.
Emanuel FiaUer having wilhilra .- i from
the Firm of K1HHEK, JOHNSON A CO.'
know all men br theae presents Ibat the
business will be carried on at tlm old stand
nDder tho nrm nauie of FI8HKR A .IOHN
HON. All debts due the old tirui and all debts
due by thetn will be Hettied by the new firm.
Holloltlng acontlnuanoe of lh.. Uronage
heretofore reoelved by tia,
We remain, yours truly.
JOHN H. ririUKIi,
Wil. U. JOHSHON,
Jan r. iui
River Side House,
South Front Street, near Whitty's Hard
ware storo,
NEW BERNE, N. C-
l'ermanent and Transient Hoard.
First-lass Table ! Polite Servants !
Now Clean Beds !
When you come to the city don't fall to
sail on ns.
Stables and shelters.
Bpeoial ajrangemouta made for accom
modation of visitors to the Fair. Rooms
can be engaged in advatco
Meals served at all hours Mails, 1$
to 2ic. Lodging, 85c.
C. C. BASDF.N,
J 10 dwtMar 1 Proprietor.
The firm heretofore axistiug as Par
sous it Basil" n has beon dissolved, .1. U
Parsons retiiing and C. C. Basilen ro
mainmi; in chaiu. AH d.tiius hold by
the formor mil lacmont urn rcquirtMl to
Do settled willi the prosent owner, C. C
Basilen.
Attention, Housekeepers !
Look To Your Interest.
By calling at the storo of ALBX.
MII.LUt, on ;Uro;ul slieot.
Tho entire stock nill he sold CUBAP
FOR CASH.
ChoiceQrocerics,
Crockery,
China,
Glassware, &c.
and all articles necessary in house-keep
ing. It. 11. KUUUUTg,
ltf Agent.
notice::
M0IEYI0 LOAN at 4 Per Gent IfiTERE&T
ON EIGI1T YEaUS' TIME.
Come yourself and loam the particu
lars. We loan ou Hual Estate security
ne it in town or iu too country.
Apply to ISAAC U. 8MITII,
jl2 ly Qen'l Mr. . New Berne, N. C.
ORDER OF UNITY
Tht Leading; Fraternal Kenevaleat
Aeoident, Sick and Disability,
fovea Tear Endowment
Order.
PAYS TO ITS MBMBEHS:
$20 pr week in case of Bicknese or
accident,
$400 in caee of total disability or
death,
$1,000 at tbe expiration of seven
yeara.
Bead tbe following Testimonial
of one of its members:
Nw Bibn r, N. O., .for. 4th, 1SW.
Ma. Hirry J.Mrkkn,
Dp' tj Hupreme OrKnlKr Oriiftr of ' ' nlty
Dear Hlr ami Hro. l take thin nn;i ' unity
to acknowledge wltli tlmnkv tin rcoiplof
rorir Lroiiart 9iui lti iuu ud MftiiitrMoi.orv
tllmentol mrolHtiu ocaIiihi yt,ur tlrder
ror uowKesi aid iQtiai. I wiati to ex
preia my hlati apprerlatLon of tlie oourteoui
maooer In whlcn 1 htrp heeti traated by
you and tbe Hupreme OMcera In this matter.
and 1 anure yon tbat I ahall not heal lata to
ay a noon word for tne order whenever an
opportunity praaenia itaeir.
wlahlnf yon averr ncoeia, I am,
Youra (n Kratarnai llomla.
J. O. BUTTON.
Ladies and Gentlemen can join this
Order on eqaal terms.
Organisers Wanted Everywhere,
To whom Liberal Terms are offered.
Sbnd Fob Literattjbb.
HENRY J. GEEEN,
Dep. Supreme Organizer for N. O.,
t Hew Bern, . Q.
BEAD THIS!
ItltthtPa"You100
or More
Lotalof farmers lose their taeal far tba
want ot good salt, so go te A P. Taykir'a
aad Bet a tack of that Turk's Island
Alum Bait ana save your toeat tbat you
work to hard to reiae.
Also, tart money by seeing him before
j on ouyyonr gooas. ., ,
Abundtaee of Tobacco, 18c toSOoi ;
Fine Wines for Ohrittmas and holi-
dava. ' -i . :
Best Core Whiakeyia the olty, recom
mended by the doctors ' for - mediolnat
purposaa, and a full stock of Liquors for
Christmas at the lowest possible prloea.
Don't fail to see him. . Batialuotioo
gnnmntfl. .
H
HEATING STOVES. "Z ''S'y
RANGES. Also the v j
Famous FARMER GIRL r
COOK STOVE
FOB SAL DT
P. M.DBANEY,
South Front St., New Bern jr C.
dl8dwlra :
CQLUUBIA BICYCLES
Acknowledged Best in
the World.
Record Mile in 2 Minutes
2 3-5 Seoondf .
W. T. HILL, Agent,
KBW bbbjo; W. 9. f
J. A BRIAN, Pni. TEOL DiJlIU,TiM Pna
8. H. ROBBin, Giiii.r.
The National Bank
OF NEW BEEN!, H. 0
IKOOBFORATBD 1888.
Capital,
Surplus Proflta,
1100,000
91488
DIRECTORS.
Jab. A. Bryan, Thob. Dajtbsul
Ohab. 8. Bbtan, J. H. HAGKBTOur,
Jno. Dunn. L. Havt.
Q. H. Bobkbti.
CaOISOSfAY&BRO.
Stationers and
Booksellers,
fj Have on hand a large stock ai gg
Blank 3ooks
Arnolds & Carters Inks
Typewriter Supplies,
Draurhtman's Paner.l
Document Envtlouti,
Shannon's Files and
" Binding Cases
S Alon:; with the finest line af
Writing Paper in towi.
All Papers and Periodicals
RECEIVED DAILT.
Just Received
A HEW LOT
LADIES'
JACKETS
Which Will Bt told:
Very Low
CASH!!
H
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chase' ol
Jacket
in
UK . . . If IU
, ''.,;i--v;
alhandicue
I Largo Traclri cf II
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