1
AILY
VOL. XL-NO. 264
NEW BERNE, N. G, WEDNESDAY, FEBKUARY 1, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTg.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
"DORK SAUSAGE 18 l-2cts, nice
beef.
dressed turkeys, Friday.
N. Whittord.
GO to WADSWORTH & CARMINE'S
today for extra fiDe oysters large fat
and luscious, also fine New river trout.
n st.
NOTICE : Six nice rooms on Middle
Street iorrci't, all for $5. Apply to
j818t. Walk in Office.
AlOA TAKES my 1892 Columbia
51U. pneumatic Safety Bicycles, cen
tury model. A genuine bargain for
. Bome one. Used only since September
and f.in perfect condition practically
new. 1898 Columbia Art Catalogue free.
W. T. Hill & Co.,
. Sole Ag( nts.
WANTED First class traveling sales
men and local agents in each section
to handle our lubicnting oils and gn uac
as a side line on commission. Columbia
On. and Urease Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
j262w
WANTED traveling salesmen, we have
good side line. Give reference.
The Standard Cioau Factory.
j26 lw Lynchburg, Va.
10 To Street's Horse Store for Livery.
' ffl HE Celebrated Saboroso Flor De
I Habana Cigars. Six for Twenty-five
cents at C. C. Green's Drug Store.
Dot. 2-2m.
JUNE roadster's! at Street's horse store.
USE DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER
cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
etc. Excellent in all affections of the
Throat and Lungs, inducing healthy ac
tion of the mucous membrane, soothing
aDd healing the same. Is an antiseptic
and gbbmicide. Prices, 10c, 25c. and
50c. per bottle.
ELEGANT Saddlers nt Street's Horse
Store.
TiANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin
j Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's
Itch Ointment. For sale by
F. S. Di'ffv, Druggist.
FOUR ROOMS in niv residence tor
Rent. Also Good ORGAN lor sale;
dec2tt Mrs. M. M. Hanff.
BOARDERS Wanted Mis. W. I!.
Smith will take a tew boarders or let
rooms after Nov. 80. Apply at resi
dence, Oaksmith building, East Front
street.
MISH, Sacramental, Fort and Scupper);
nong Wines for sale by
Jas. Redmond
7 CALVIN
Schaffcr's Wild Cherry
Rock and Rye, put up expressly for
throat and lung diseases, tor sale by
Jas. Redmond.
T UFFY'S Malf-Vhixkcy for Medicinal
use,
for sale bv
Jas. Redmond.
HUNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
best Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
PURE Corn Whiskey for sale'bv
" Jas. Redmond.
D
UFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
ale bv Jam. Redmond.
,T MPORTED Holland Gin, Burkes Hass
A Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
((f CIGARS at very low figures
I dUUV fr wholesale and retail
trade for sa?o by J as. Redmond.
jr ARRETT'S Cognac Rrandy used very
much in the sick room
For sale by
Jas.
Redmond.
The Etruria and Fuewt Bis
marck, two fast Trans-Atlanlio
liners, are racing across the oc an
from Europe.
According to a calculation
published in Justice, a London
paper, the entire population of the
world could stand on a oid ten
miles eqnare.
Thk Lawrence Scientific School
of Harvard University conuiders
the matter of good roads of such
importance that a professor has
; been engaged to teach exclusively
' the art of proper road oouBtmciion.
OfHK first five Presidents of the
United States ended their term of
rvloa in the sixty-sixth year of
their age. and had John Qumcy
Adams been elected for a seoond
term he also would have eidtd bis
term in his sixty-sixth years.
V The greatest price ever paid for
' horse was $150,000, given by Mr.
-.'Malcolm Forbes of Boston, for
Arion, which he bought from
" Senator Stanford of California.
' Axtell, the trotter, brooght $105,.
' 400 when three years old, while in
'1891 St. Blaise was sold for $100,
000.,. '
NSDDT Eellt ' a miserly old
-farmer, living in Delaware having
do faith in banks, baa always kept
: ' bia money about the boose. A few
. daya ago, haviog oooasion to
examine his treasury, which he
iept in newspapers in an old box,
: be found that mice had entirely
destroyed hU horde, about 97,000.
' 5ot a . pieoe big enough to be
'I identified was left, t 1 4 : .?
' JTbahklih wrote the; lollowiog
; letter to a man to whom be waa
lending some tDODej: - ''! send yon
herewith a bill for ten lonisd'ors; I
7 do not pretend to give anon a tom,
I only lend it to you. When you
shall return to your country, yon
:..-sct fall of gottlnjp into some
kind of business, tbat will in time
enable yon to pay all your debts,
la that case, when yon meet with
unother honest man in similar
distress, yon janst pay me by lend-
ing this sum to htm, enjoining him
to discharge thf debt by a like
operation when be shall be able,
and "ball meet with another oppor-
tauitv. I hone it may then eol
through raaiiv bande. before it
meets with a knave to atop its
proKreis.
The New York papers tell that a
fortune ff many thousand dollars
has recently been extracted from
the wooden floors and rubbish ot a
business building in that cu.v. The
New York representatives of the
Waltham Watch company for many
vpnrx curried on th manufacture
v. ...... .l..,. fl-
v, v,u..u.-B, .v.v.ufc . "
000 to 83.000 worfh of gold overy
day. A few months ago they moved
to another place, and on their
denarture had the floors taken ud
and carried to smelting and refining
woiks. There were 6,000 eqnare
feet of lamber that bad been
undiaturbed for nineteen years.
Special wagons to transport thej
lumber were built ho that no
parucio suouiu urop w iuo j;'""""-
The wood was burned to ashes,
which, were Milted, and the cold
was then f'Xtrcted by a chemical
! .., rhrnlr rfmbzud bv t he
LOCAL NEWS.
SK W Al) VEIt TISKM E. TS.
Howard.
A .1. Finch- Insurance.
N. Wliitford l'ork sausage.
Churchill .V Parker Imtler, etc.
M. llahn & Co They have arrived.
Wadsworth & Carmine Fins oysters.
Blaine's estate
is worth IS'1,000.
uiiieserveillv to
left everything
Mrs.
lilaine.
It begins to look as though Hawaii
was to become a part of the United States
in spite of Englands objection.
The Revenue Cutter Winona was haul
ed up on Meadows ninrine railways yes
terclay to have a new wheel put on, a
flange ol" the old one having been broken.
Mr. A. S. Aldridge, of" Pamlico county
informs us that during the cold spel
wild ducks were more abundant, in the
locality in which he lives Ihnn they have
been before lor thirty years past.
Remember the school entertainment of
Misses Jones and Brown at the theatre
to-night. Go and witness what good
training will do, and enjoy the beauti
ful scenic effect to bo displayed.
The auction sale of Mr. Alex Hitler's
stock of groceries, crockery, ornamental
goods, etc., was begun last night and will
be continued today at 10 a. in. and 3 p
m., and tonight at seven o'clock.
Mr. M. Blumgardt sold more goods
y sterday than any one else in the city
Me sold his entire stock. Mr. O. Marks
waa the purchaser. Mr. Blumgardt states
however that he can still be found nt the
old stand.
The Morehead City News of the 28th
inst. says: "Rev. Mr. Rose, a Presby
tcnan minister of Fayettcville, preached
last week at Wddwood. His sermons
were powerful and the community people
braved the foul weather to hear him.
Tho meeting closed Sunday."
ti,- .;ii K. . ,A0tlnhl,l in n.lnitrb
ijv v- " - .... b h
on the 7th inst in regard to the insurance
law and forms in North Carolina. There
LntntuvH fnr rpfnrm otnnir this lino
and especially has it been felt in New
Berne. Now is a good time to look into
the matter and see if there has not been
discriminations practiced in this scctlos
The work on the Express office is get
ting on well and the place is expected to
be ready for re-occupancy some time next
week. The ordinary sized door at one
ride of the front by which entrance has
heretofore been gained has been changed
to a window and a large door made near
the centre. The interior is being finished
in a manner tbat is ooth isat and con
venlcnt.
Messrs. JM. Hahn & Co. have received
00 more horses and mules and are adding
to their stebles to aocomodatethem. The
new part is about 100 feet deep by 50 feet
wide, which makes their stables run now
the full length of the lot on which they
are situated about 800 feet. The way
they are making improvement and push
ins their business speaks well for these
gentlemen.
In a few weeks immense crowds of peo-
tIe will be in New Bern in attendance
on our WinterExnoslton. and we wonld
suggest tome cleaning upon ,ths . streets.
Ws would call special attention to some
of our business ot bowel the; careless
way of letting trot haocumulate in front of
(heir doors, s It it toq 'union fo the city
authorities to keep the city clevnly if the
citizens do 'not exenise some oar in
helping them. . v ' ;, t'
TUTT SPILLS ; kindly on old,, and
Coming and (Joing,
Col. W. H. Lucas of Hyde county
went up to Raleigh yesterday morning.
Rev. J. A. Rouse and family who have
been delayed in the city two weeks on
nronnnt iri hlnpkinrr imvinrntinn left.
t, on th)J 8teanier Albemarle for
their llome in Kennekeet.
Struck by a Falling Tree
Mr. C. L. McClcese, of Fork
Pamlico
a falling
county was struck Monday by
tree which he and another man wtrc en
gaged in felling. Though bndly huri lit
was able to walk to his home near by
where he took a doc of laudanum and
ate a little dinner. lie soon became worse
and about two hours utter the accident
occurred, which is the latest information
we have, he had become unconscious and
could not be aroused. Dr. G. 8. Att-
more, of Stonewall, eight miles distant had
been sent for but had not arrived
More Rock
I mi. hciun nun o um mei 111 tuc an
. . .
of rock and whits perch of whicli we
ke Testm)av wafl Mr. Robert Rose in
stead ol his brother as first annousced.
It will be remembered that they refused
to sell here though offered $800 for the
lot, and had Mr. Haywood Tookcr to ship
the whola lot for them. The whole num
ber (over 4000), were caught at one haul.
Three more lots of rock come in Tues
day. One lot caught the previous night
by Geo. Moore, col. sold for $170, and the
whole $170 worth did not weigh to ex-
cced 800 pounds. It will thus be seen
what remarkably eood price these fish
arc commandiiv
U5 - 000 Worth of Fish
Fifty thousand pounds of fish, besides
oysters and clams went on on mo steam
er Albemarle Tuesday. Ther.i were 200
boxes of the fish of an average weight of
S.TO pounds each. When we speak ol
2r0 pounds wc mean, not the gross weight
of fish and box but the net weight of the
fish alone. They were line varieties of
fish too, that will command a good
price.
There were 1,100 packnges of the fish
oysters and clams. 200 boxes of fish, 150
barrel ol oysters and 750 of claim.
Taking it all in all. shell lish and other
wise, tins is proiiainy tne largest single
shipment in the fish line that ever left
the citv. The total value would be in
excess of $5,000
Good shipments as usual ot both fish
and opened oysters went off by rail
In addition to the products of th
water the Albemnjle took out two
three thousand dozen eggs and cotton,
hides, etc.
The Melllheney Family Coming.
The remarkable McGibcney family of
musicians will soon perform again 111
New Berne. They are so firmly entrench
cd in the esteem of the public', that they
command good audience in every part of
the country. They gave one of their per
fornianeca on Tuesday of last wesk in
Columbia, S. C. and the next morning
the State said of them:
"Columbians had not forgotten their
visit here last season, and were glad of
the opportunity to hear them again. The
McOibeney's have if anything improved
since tlicir their tirst appearance in
Columbia, and the whole programme last
night was rendered so delightfully, that
every one was sorry when the last number
was finished Music sweeter or more
touching is seldom heard, and the Me
Gibeuevs can leel assured that their mus
ic recital was enjoyed to the fullest ex
tent. Whenever the McGibeney family
visits Columbia they can always be sure
of a genuinely hearty welcome.
Antl-Bellmn Home Dramatic
Compa-
I nles.
We have been shown by Mr.
G. W.
1
Hunter, of Launnburg, two
old hand
hills advertising performances
by New
Berne auieUur theatrical
companies ot
former days. It may
be interesting to
note wbo were tue
actors in the
those times.
The oldest performance was by the
Shaksperian Dramatic Corps. It took
place Monday evening July 23d 1880.
The play was: "The Carpenter of Rome"
or "The Massacre of St. Bartholomew."
The other was by the New Berne Dra
matic Company on March the 7th 1861
he play was: "Robert Einmett the
Martyr of Irish Liberty."
The surviving members of the compa
nies, whose homos are still in New Berne,
are: Mtssrs. N. Tisdale, J. C. Harrison
J. T. Lewis. B. R. Ball and Sam'l Cook
g0 rar u we D0W the ether surviving
members were: Richard P. Dowdy, Dur-
nam; q, yfm Hunter, LanrinbnrK; Chas
pieidi. Texas; D. W. Haines, Flor-
enoei p.; D. McCullom, N. Y. and J.E.
Mathews. Texoa.
- jt tuilt a vastly larger portion of
tnose who were members of the clubs
than is usual in lists so old are still liv
ing,
The other members are: J. L. Jones.
J. R Trombro. T. L. Patrick, H. J. B,
Clark, Eugene A. Williams,. H.Koooce
E. UcLacklan, B M. Cook, Jr. and F. X
Cherry.
Pleae Take Kotlce.
On and alter this date all work execu
ted at my shops must be paid for before
aeuvery, nespeeiiuny,
Oix. : O. H. Watbm A Bow
Children Cry for Pitcher Castorfa.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY-201h DAY.
SENATE.
By Mr. Potter, from citizens of More-
head City asking that the senate bill
authorizing a vote on bonds do not pass.
Hills were introduced as follows:
Senator Pettigrew, a bill to incorporate
the Virginia and North Carolina railroad
company.
Jr. McDowell asked that the bill com
pelling insurance companies doing busi
ness in this state to make a deposit w ith
the treasurer bo printed.
benator Jones, chairman ot the judici
ary, said be had several other lulls on
the subject and would like to consider
all of them before any action was taken
on any partioular bill; so the matter went
over.
A bill to amend the act ol" 1H91 in re
lation to hunting wild fbwle on Core
sound in Carteret county, passed and or
dered to bo engrossed.
A bill to incorporate the Atlantic and
Ohio railroad company, passed second
reading and placed on the calendar.
A bill to amend chanter 41 ol'the code
in relation to liens. It provides, among
other things, that laborers' liens on build
ings, etc., shall be filed within three
mouths instead of twelve months, as at
present.
A bill to prevent the spread of conta
gious diseases. Referred to the commit
tee on public health.
A bill to abolish the bureau of lalmr
statistics. Made a special order for
Tuesday at 12 o'clock.
Mr. Lucas introduced a resolution
relative to the World's Fair, urging the
Representatives and Senators at Wrn-h-ington
to uso their efforts in favor ol
keeping the gates of the World's l'a;r
closed on Sundays.
At teu minutes to 1 o'clock the senate
went into executive session to consider
the appointment of Judge Menrcs tube
judge of the criminal court of Wilming
ton. The nomination was confirmed.
The senate took up the bill allowing
the railroads of the 6tate to grant free
passes to orphans going to orphan asy
lums. Several amendments were off red.
and the committee on railroads and rail
road commission offered as a siihsticiite a
bill allowing the roads to give free parses
to all persons travelling in the intere-! o,
orphan asylums.
Mr. Day moved to amend 1 1 1 i In al
lowing them to give passes to ani o!
else.
After a long debate the amcndihin;
was voted down.
Mr. Posey then moved to amend the
bill so as to prevent the road?. Iioni
granting free passes to members of com
mittees ol thu general assembly visinng
the asylums at Morganten and (lohi
boro. Mr. Pou demanded the previous ques
tion on the substitute and Senator 1'usey's
amendment, and the call was sustained.
Senator Jones called for the aves :uul
noes and the call was sustained.
The bill as amended pas?cd its second
reading.
file bill passed its third reading and
was ordered to he engrossed and sent to
the House.
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Williams, ot t iaven countv: pre
sented a petition from the citizens of
lietlianv. asking tor prohibition.
Mr. Grimes offered a resolution in re
lation to an appropriation to erect 11
monument to confederate boldier-. Cul-
ndar.
IJTllOM'CTION of 111 I.I
Mr. McKcnzie. to protect landlords.
Mr. King, of Bladen, to exempt private
libraries from taxation.
Mr. Norton, by reo;u ?.l, to amend sec
tion 988 of Code, and to proyiue for an
inspector of liquor.
By same, to establish an Astrological
observatory iu the state ol North Caioli-
Messrs. Barlow and Parker, to pro
hibit traveling over Tar and Trent
rivers in Edgecombe and Jones county
bridge faster than in a walk.
House bill to amend tlic act con
stituting the railroad commissions up
praisers, was put on its readings. An
amendment proposed the addition of
canal and steamboat companies to the
list of taxables. It also includes in one
acrirreirate for taxation the railroad bid,
rolling stock, franchises, etc. nits
steamboat property at present valuation
at 1390,000, on winch at present no tax
is put. There is no exemption ot any
railroad. I lie question ol the exemption
of any particular road is not considered
here.
The bill passed its several readings and
was ordered to be engrossed.
House bill 844, to amend the charter
of the Bank of Kinston yvas taken up.
The amendment for the nddilinu of a sav
ings department, stockholders not to be
individually liable.
Mr. Robertson said this was an old
charter; its term had not expired. The
bill passed its second reading.
House bill 250, to amend the Code in
regard to the requirement of railroad
companies to make annual reports to the
governor, amended by making the annual
reports to tho railroad commissioners,
now also required, sufficient, abrogating
the necessity of making two reports.
The bill passed its several readings nnd
was ordered k be engrossed.
By consent, Mr. Kitchen introduced
bill to "ensure tho listing of solvent
credits, and on his motion the bill was
ordered to be printed and referred to the
committee on finance.
Mr. Mash's bill to amend chapter 820,
laws of 1891. concerning the careless
handling of baggage, came up.
Mr. Bprulll made a sdort and pointed
speech, that now the way to recover
too circuitous, and sucn recovery ib not
speedy enough; and the object of tho bill
is to authorize tue Kailroau Commission
ers to assess the damage and order the
collection of the penalty. If there should
be an anneal from their decision tue inn
contemnlates that sucn appeal snail oc
t . . . , ,
made directly to the Supreme Court.
This is a very important bill. It passed
its third reading.
Honseabill 326, to fix the standard of
weights and measures, was on its reading,
tne substitute ot toe committee aaoptcu,
and then tbe bill was passed ever infor
mally. House bill 176, a bill to renew and ex
tend the charter of the bank of Kinston,
was announced but not considered, the
required tax receipt not being attached
to tbe bill.
BenaU bill 183, bouse biU 428, requir
ing clerk of the superior courU to keep
record! of the name of the Justices of the
peace, the dates of appointment, etc.,
vucancies and their occurrence, names
also of talisman anil petit juror; clerk to
be paid five per cent for each record,
neglect to be a misdemeauor.
The bill passed and was ordered to be
enrolled.
Morehead Items From the News.
Capt. John E. Lewis and crew lately
caught two hundred dollars worth of fish
in three days.
Messrs. Walter Davis and Elijah Wade
caught 5,551) mullets at a single haul at
Hogue Inlet last week and sold them here
for $141.00.
Some nice ducks arc brought into our
market from time to time. The season is
opening up finely.
Mr. Daniel Bell has several thousand
dollars worth of diamond back terrapins.
Tin y arc fine fellows ar.d will command a
big price in the northern markets, lie
will ship them soon.
Mr. H. T. Gaboon, a rident of Pamlico
county now at work here, recently showed
us a pocket-book which he says has been
in use MH years. It has been in the
hands of three generations. We suggest
it as worthy of a place among the exhibits
at the New Berne Fair.
We likewise think it worthy to be on
exhibition. Wc hope Mr. ( ahoon will
send it up.
(iK.VIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Corn and Oafs Lower-
Pork
Products Higher.
Advices from Chicago Monday state
that whent climbed down again, closing at
abiio-t. exactly Saturday's final figures lor
May and a cjuarler of a rent lower for
July. Corn and oats did about the same
thing, l'ork got well beyond the magic
i0 mark f ir the first time, and unlike
grain. showed substantial gain at the wind
up, leaving off with an advance of'617
l-vtc over the closing fiigurcs of Saturday.
Laid is up 12 I-, and ribs 15c.
BKO.VI) STREET F1U IT STORE,
As there has In en a 'scarcity in many
articles among the merchants, I take
phi -lire in announcing the arrival by
r;iil ot a new lot of Oranges and Lemons.
ALSO
I Ici'.ejn-t ivciiied a fresh lot Xortli
i -i ( iM. Ifut -ibagas. Turnips, Xorth
t':irol:u;i Iri-!i I'ot itocs, Armour's Pack
in:;!... ;t.!..gna Sausage, Cabbage IS to
.'Hi- i:; p.-r he id, IKiil. ibagas. Turnips 211
e, nl per p"i k, Irish I'olatoes 111 cent per
peck. I livngcs 20 to 25 cent per dozen,
l.elnon- 20 cents per dozen.
V-v V .iii- Pol dors al 40 cents per
To my friends ;ind patrons while p:i-s-ing
Itroad St. please cill. Any article
pur -hased of my stock not as represented,
the money I will refund on return ol any
article. Thanking you kindly for past
f. ivor- hoping to receive a continuance ol
i i'ir p it loiuige.
i:
d Street Fruit Store. Second
above .Middle, nct dour to Mr.
Swi rl's beef stall.
.Ia.mks I). Rauhi i n.
Proprietor.
ti
' A p'-iee lor every tiling -And
everything in its place."
Tlioio should bu :i place)
lor
i vory t hii'g. Tin H' is a id,u: to;
buy your Clothing, LiatH und Shoos !
lb it pluei l.s ;if HowitrdV. Ybcli(
y mi noi il any of tliiM thing-i call j
on us. unr idea is to give jo.i
ytir money's worth every time.
Wei have just received a new lot of
Gloves, kid, mocha and cloth. Do
yon need a anit. II .ve have any to
unit yon, will name a close figure
on all winter clothing.
At HOWARD'S.
Whdlesnlc Market Country Produce.
Cotton 8 ?) to !) 21.
Corn, from boats fiOc..
l'ii l.l pens, fiOaOlc.
(tats, 41c.
Whent. 70c.
Hicc 11c.
Itvc, 70c.
1'ciinuts, fiOc. ii80c.
Apples Mattainuskcct, f 1.00.
Onions, $2.00 per bbl.
Chickens, lOnllc pair, youni;,
30a40i
Turkeys fl.50nl.71.
Hccf, 4a5c.
Krcsh )ork, 7a8c.
')iu:ks, Enir. SlalOc; Muscovv
lOailO,-
leese, 71c.a1.00.
Eu'iis, 23c.
Honey, 40n10c; beeswax, 20a22 1-2c.
Hides Dry flint, Sc.; dry salt 4c
;rccn, 2 l-2c.
Before InsuriDg Elsewhere
Don't forget to look at
And compare the NEW POLICY of
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Csmp'y
OF NEW YOBK,
Which is SUPERIOR
To All.
Company is 43 years old
HENRY Ti. STOKES, President.
A. J. FINCH, Special Agent
J. k llllTAN, Prei. TBOS. DANIELS, Vitt Prea
G. n ROBERTS, Cashier.
The National Bank,
OF NEW BERNE, N. C
lROOHPOK.nm 185.
Capital,
8urplus Froflti.
S100.000
98.168
DIBEOTORfl.
Jas. A. Brtax, Tho. Dakrls.
OHAB- 8. BBTaJT, J. H. Hackbub,
JHO. DUMB, ' ' L.BABTIT,
J
POWDER
i4''.&$Eute!y Pure.
i cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of ail in kvivening strength.
Latkrt Unitkd States Goveknmhnt
Food Kr.roitT.
ItoVAI. ItAKINII TlHVDKIt Co., 100 Wail
St.,N. Y.
Butter,
Butte
atter,
Buckwheat,
Euckhcat,
Leat,
1 U. ... .
Iricli Potatoes,
Irish Potato-2?,
Irish Potatoes.
HF.CF.I YF.D YESTERDAY
BY STEAMER.
ChurchHi S Fsrhr,
Broad St. Grocers.
&Coing to Buy
Dictionary?
5,
Fully .1 .
-ao Times.
A Choice Oft. --
A Crand Fair ly Educator.
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Successor or the autlientio "Una-
bridged." Ten yoara spent m rrvising.
100 editors employed, over $300,000 i
expended. A
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At!:. i. Lie & IT. C. Railroad
Cheap r:vc-irsi:ii Rates
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to return nntil Kmi. 'JTHi in hulve All ata
rio(i Mivt o' Npw !tnrp, wit hell tlchntB p
to ainl Inolinllnif F. I) .: n hv the Mall Train.
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run on n-b. -:st, -U Hiid i" . v.
(i dhh r-' ut'il intTmp'MHtaHiftllor, N- y
Hrrnetind return hh:ho n y .
Kare for th It'iuiiil Trip. inomitliiK one
aiiiiiNlon Into ihe Kair wIimi twket ftre
fiircliuHeta, by Hit .Mali ttuu mo epeoiai
rum:
Fare Hound Trip hy the Mail Train.
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Note that Special Train does not run
Kasl of New Kerne.
if rthrtlule of Hnrrll Train for Informa
tion ot Ihi public, and not lor train men.aa
thli lialu will run by telegraphic orderaand
will have no r ghla over regular iralni un
lessaooidoied by the Train UnuatcUer.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Ooldsboro
" Best's
" La Grange
" Falling Creok...
" Kinstno
.. 8 on A.M.
,.. 8:110 '
... 8:45 "
... 9:00 "
.. 9:20 "
... 9::i5 '
.. 9:59 "
..10:14 "
,..10:30 "
...10 37 "
" Caswell
" Dover
" (loro Creek
" Tuscarora
" Claik's
Arrive Now Berne
....10.W
Returning, leave New Berne.. 6:30 P.M
Tbla Company will transport artloln for
xbtbtt on pre-paymenv of freight to Nw
Heme, Dd npon production or certlftcata
from the Secretary of tbe Fair AaHiciallon
tbat auoh articles have not been sold, for
freight charges will he refunded and arti
cles returned free, O upon production of
certlHoates from the decretal tbat ancb
articles ate Intentlnd for ehl -Itlon thay
will b transported free from ahlpplni
points, and returned free aa above provided
for,
Agents or tnia company win n lnstrucwa
as to perlsbabl articles, ate. to as their
illaoretlon In living them free transporta
t A
GET THE BEST. r
tion without oertlnaat from Recretarv.
Theae privllegeaare not estendad to artlolas
I r, Lmt, imA fnr advartlalna nnrnoaea.
Tha above does not apply to MawBsrsM,
may w m enariea raguiav
8, L.DlLL,Bupt,
Auction
Of Fancy Grooeriea, Crockery,
China, Glass Ware, Tin War.
Honse Fnrnishing Gooda. remain
ing in stock of ALEX. MTT.Mcx
ijioi.i: oireei, commencing
Tuesday Evening, 7 o'clocL
January 31st, 1893.
Ladies are cordially invited t
attend these sales.
G. H. EOBEETS,
Trust.
F0RSALR
One small steam engine, one turpentine
still, ii large steam boilers, and other vd
uable property. Apply to
j25 lw. E. Q. HILL, Agt
Sshocl Enferfainmtnta
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
r rjDUUAit i 1ST.
PROGRAM :
Japanese Kaleidosoope.
Infantry Drill,
Tambourine Drill.
INTERMISSION.
"AMONG THE PINE8,"
A Christmas play, closing with
"A WELCOME TO SANTA CLAUSE
by the Children of All Nation.
Reserved seats, 85c,
Goneral admission, 25c.
Gallery, reserved for children, 15c.
Tickets ons le at Nunn & Mo8orlev.
TUESDAY AT TEN O'CLOCK.
notice::
MLYTO LOAN at 4 Per Dent IITERKT
ON EIGHT YEARS' TIME.
Come yourself and learn the particu
lars. Wo loan on Real Estate seoUrity
be it In towu or in the country.
Apply to ISAAC H SMITH.
Vi ly Oea'l Mgr., New Berne. N. C
the Public!
I have bonrht thu ENTIRE
STOCK of T. COHEN,
Tha M Star Clothier,
AT
65 CENTS
THE DOLLAR,
AND
ill Sell
AT
fibW York Cost
The Stock is a LARGE and
VARIED one, and consists of
a complete assortment of
CLOTHING, SHOES,
Iiy Goods,
Trun"kHy
Gents' Furnith'g Goods
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Soliciting the patronage ol
tho public,
I remain,
Very respectfully,
SOL. COHEN.
James R,
Jones,
Salesman.
j20
Notice Extraordbrry I
To All My Old Frierda and
Customers. ; i' :
I wish to say that I km tack at f ,''' '
Old Stand on Broad tr-tt
One door east of J. J. ToUott'l MOiC v
where I will tarnish them With tk
BEST THE MARK1T ATTOBD0 'A
In tb Um wf-i'v i a'"
Green Groceries ,X'.:.
Thanklnn them rsry mok fotalr "
favors, and hoping I saw tUl oe' ,
to deeerr theu patrooar,
, I wmaln, your ohxiientr--
i - EiUMUZXi l
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