JOURNAL.
I
n IUegHty:or, Trust
rts of Qttn- State in the
Lea the question pf the
a of iaoh combinations
t presented and, this baa
if tlmea-rhave declared
, te '-Illegal, - beaidea being
public , policy. Trueta are
".a beoaiue, through the
by aiany dlffednf and
c corporation and by the
. uala oom posing them, of the
,t;t to" manage : ana control
cmatilves, and by delivering over
oir corporate' powers to Iwme
, her pereon, Mirell as by enga
ges ffcironi'VSne:.tro8t in many
of business pot authorized by
'.iiir respective charters, they
ive done prohibited things.
The corporation so doing forfeits
its right to exist to the people who
bestowed it. and the trust existing
eolelt Xhrih these violations of
law Js .'itself null. The principles
underlying'- these decisions of the
courts are reoognizea dv tne iuna.
amental law of nearly all the States,
and most notably have they been
enforced toy the jndioiary of State
of Hew York in the "Sugar Trust"
cases;" where by three tribunals,
through three successive and de
liberate opinions, the law has been
announced with strength of reas
on Ins -fortified by precedent and
a courage and clearness worthy of
the best days of Anglo-Saxon
freedoms-Forum.
, How to Remove Warts.
' person likes to have
No
his
hands: disfigured by warts,
and
there are few who are not willing
to resort to severe meats to re
move the unsightly excrescences
The writer, when a boy, was an
noyed by a wart near the thumb
One day he pricked it with a pin
' and BQoeezed the juice of several
green grapes over it. What
DOsaeBsedhim to do this he has
' never been able to explain, but the
result was the wart dried up.
Crumbled and vanished forever
few days later, without leaving the
slightest scar. -
Naturally the youth reooumend
ed his remedy to others, and many
of his playmates tried it. Not one
of them, however, received the least
benefit, and the lad referred to
Buffered considerable loss to his
reputation for veracity, more than
one voungster plainly intimating
i his utter disbelief in the story. He
set himself right by saying that
probably the wart was just ready
to vaoate anway, and the grapes
had nothing to do with it. Be that
as it may. the testimony or J.
Johnson in the St. Louis Globe
' Democrat is valuable:
I have always bad warts on my
hands ever since I was a boy, and
" have tried a thousand remedies for
thenv inoluding all the charts
known to the oldest darkey in the
oonntrv. The only thing that
" would suppress them even terripor
arlly was a red-hot needle. Some
body told me about it ten or fifteen
ears ago, Put l never tnea it ior
Ions time, dreading the pain. At
. last I had a big wart on the knuckle
of mv4eft forefinger, where I was
always knocking it against some
- thing and keeping it raw and sore
'' ' I determined to try the hot
needle." So 1 had a large needle
fixed in an awl-handle, heated it
red-hot In the flame oi a lamp and
thrust it through the big art at one
. punch. -.The pain was no greater
than I had been enduring
from L striking the wart
against' everything I toucheil, and
after the needle had cooled I took
out. The wart began to dry up,
: and in three or four days I picked
; it off with my thumbnail. Since
' then, whenever one makes its
' appearance, I take a needle to it,
and the remedy never fails.
A Household Remedy.
AiLCOCK'S POROl'H PtAbTEKS are tilt
only reliable plastem ever produced
FracTant, clean, inexpensive, turn never
kilinir: thev fully meet all the require
menUet a honeehold remedy, and should
always be kept on hand. Tor the relief
and cure of 'weak back, weak muscles,
lameness, stiff or enlarged joints, pains in
the chert, amall of the back awl around
the hipi, trains, notches, and all local
paint, Aixsock'h Poroch Plasters are
unequalled.
' Beware of imitations, and do not le de
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
JALCOCX s, and let no solicitation or cx
planatioa induce you to accept a substi
nt. ., "A place tor every tiling
And everything in its place."
There should be a place for
everything. There is a plaoe to
boy yonr Clothing, Hats and Shoes
1 that place is at Howard's. Wheo
yon neOdanyof these things call
ton as. Our idea is to give you
'jant money's worth every time.
We have Just received a new lot of
Gloves, kid, mocha and cloth. Do
yon need a salt. Ii we have any to
suit yon, will name a close figure
on all winter clothing.
I'; At HOWARD'S.
Wholesale Market Country Trod nee.
Cotton 8 75 to 8 25.
Com, from boat. 50c.
, Field peaa, 80a85c.
OaU,45c.
Wheat, 70c.
Ttic 55c'."-
Itye, 70c,r"
Peanuts, 60c. aSOc.
Apple Mattamuakoet, $1.00.
Onions, $3.00 per hbl.
f IhickeDt, BOa38o pair, young, 30a40c
Turkey! ;1.601.75.
rxf. afte."" ;." . '
J'rc h pnrXyaBc
',!( kt, Eng. 8540&; Muacovy 50a60c
,.em, 73ctMC.".;'.':!-.. , .
r 20c- -.''. -VV'-i
... y, i "i50 beeswax, SOaSJl-Bc j
j flint; Cc.l dry mU 4c-;
2 1
Where Goes ; Beads are the Bole.
Toanyone born and brought up
la a country; blessed with good
roads, it seems marvellous that any
community would or could - get
along without them, l remember
when I came to this country eleven
years ago (It happened to be rain-
ing at tne time) i was simpiy
amazed when I first set eyes on the
roads and saw the poor horses and
mules wading through the deep
mad. I had never seen a dirt road
In all my life before, and had not
thought of finding such a thing in
the great United States of Ameri
ca.
In Scotland the highways are ex
oellent everywhere. Away np
among the moors and mountains
where nothing is grown but sheep
and heather you will find macada
mized rosds as smooth and bard
as South Main Street. Glose by the
great oitiea where the trafflo is
heavy the same kind of roads pre
vail and answer every purpose
Across the great moras known as
Airds Moss in Ayrshire there is a
good road made, where, if you set
foot off the highway, you would
probably sink to the middle in
black peat moss. The people there
have realized that there is no plaoe
where a good road canuot be made
and no place where it does not pay
to make it.
I have told this tale, over and
over again, to hundreds of people
in North Oaroliu, but I do not
think I ever met witti one person
who placed implicit laiiu in it
Even Gaptain Patton hiuiselt, who
now so graphically dosoribes and
enthusiastically praises the Scotch
roaas, admitted, when be came
back from sootland the first, that
he did not quite take it all in un
til he saw for himself, and then he
fonnd that "the half had not been
told him."
Captain Pattern's plan of send
log young men over to see Euro
pen roads and be conviced, would
be a good one if we could afford to
send them all, bat you would have
to send every man una woman
and child before all would be
lieve.
It will require a large annunt of
money to give ns good roads all
over the country, but it cannot fail
u oe a good invest meat. At pres
ent, even when the roads are at
their best, 2,000 pounds is a good
load for two mnles, whereas in
Sootland they never thought of
loading a horse oart with less than
3,360 pounds, and I had a horse
once which hauled a stone weighed
63 cwt., two miles over one of our
oommon country roads. Scotia, in
Ashevme (Jitizen.
BROAD STREET FED IT STORE.
as mere nas Deen a "scarcity in many
article among the merchants, I take
pleasure in announcing the arrival by
ran ol a now lot ot Uranges and Lemons.
ALSO
I lmvcju8t received a fresh lot North
em Cabbage, Rutabagas, TarnipB, North
Carolina insn Potatoes, Armour s rack
ing Co. Bologna Sausage, Cabbage 18 to
20 cent per head, IRutabagas, Turnips 20
cent pc peck, Irish potatoes 40 cent per
pecK, urunees au to cent per dozen
Lemons 20 cents per dozen.
New White Potatoes at 40 cents per
pecK.
To my friends and patrons while pass
ing Broad St. please call. Any article
purchased of my stock net as represented,
the money I will refund on return of any
article. Thanking you kindly for past
favors hoping to receive a continuance of
your patronage.
Broad Street Fruit Store. Second
door above Middle, next door to Mr.
Unas, bwcrt's beef stall.
James D. Bahfield,
tf Proprietor.
la the past oentary it is estima
tea tnat over iu,uuu,ooo persons
nave been killed in the wars of civ
ilized countries, and 1,200,000
oaring tne last tnircy years.
UOKLBS iMIOl S4LVB
The Best Salve In the world for Onte.
Bruises, Sorei, Ulcere, gait Bheoa, Fever
(Sores, Tetter, snapped Mud., Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or ao pay required . It
Is guaranteed to give perfect eatlifastion
or money refunded. Price So cents per
box. for sale in rtewbera oj r. B. Daffy,
wnoiesaie ana retail anurjrUH.
The use of the salt cellar dates
back to the remotest autiqnity.
Tne introduction of knives at table,
on tne contrary, is very
moaeru.
rnOnr P'ftj Years
Mas. Win blow's SooTBOia Stbup has
been used (or children teething. Il
soothes the ohild, .often, the rami
Ulays all pain, enres wind colio, end is
the best remedy (or Diarrhoea. Twenty
'lve cents a bottle. Sold by all drag
throughout the world.
jaaOddtwlv
Scissors are what they have been
for centuries without marked im
provements, They are fonnd among
tne ruins or Pompeii.
We have a speedy and positive oure
for oeUrrh. diphtheria canker month
and headache. In BHILOHB CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal Injeeton free with
eaoh bottle. Use il if yon desire health
and iweel breath. Prlee 50o, Sold by
New Berne Drag Co.
Solomon's temple was 107 fast
long, 30 feet wide, 64 feet high, and
had a veranda or portico 34 feet
long and 18 feet wide.
When Dabr tu alck, we safe bar Caaorla.
When Hhe wu a Child, aha cried for Oanorla,
Wh '- Timf Mlia. atn nhing tn fejiorle.
WImb ihr had GhUdroa, die gave than Caaorla.
Netiee of ApaUeaUoB for Charter.
Notice is hereby triven that application
will be made to the Oeneral Assembly of
floru Uarolina for an act to laworporate
the Supreme Lodge of the Knights ' of
Harmony of North Caroline. ' ; -t
Now Berne, M . O, Jan. 14, 1803,
Application for Charter for abridge
Across Trent ItiTer.
Application will be made to the present
General Assembly lor a Charter to con
struct a Bridge across the Trent river
from Borne point in the City ol jsew lierne
to some point in James City.
J. J. W OLFENDEN,
James A. Bryan,
Thomas Daniels,
j22 80d. William Dunn.
New Bcruc JN. u. Jan y Silst laaa.
Application for Charter.
Application will be made to the
p res-
ent Legislature for a chaitcr of a railroad
to run iroin or near Kiveraaie ro nwans-
boro via Stella; running through the
counties of Craven, Carteret and Jones;
and to be kac vrn as the Neuse and Swans
boro railroad. Cvrds Fobcue,
J. C. PlTTMAN,
Jos. Babiston,
J14dwlm J. J. Mines.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Bradham & Smith having
dissolved copartnership by mutual con
sent, W. J. Smith retiring, the business
will be continued by C. t. Braham at
the same stand.
Thanking the public lor their past
patronage, I
of the same.
again solicit a continuance
Respectfully,
C. D. Bradtiam.
Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes
when told that tobacco hurts them; their
wives never do, because shattered nerves,
weak eyes, chronic catarrli and lost man
hood, tells the story. If your husband
uses tobacco, you want him to quit, post
yourself about No-to-bac the wonderful,
harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure,
Dy sending ior our nuie imiok nucu.
'Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away." mailed free. THE STER
LING REMEDY CO., Indiana Mineral
Springs, huliano. j 1 0 lni.
CURED OF SICK HEADACHE.
W. D. Edwards, Plmy r, w., wriie-i
I beve keen at great urferer from
CoaUv.aeeaa.Bd Sick Headache. u
hare tried many medicine, bat
Ms Pills
I. k.i .nRINi nun. S
rind that one pill acta better than
three of any oh er kind, and does not
weaken or srrlpe." Elegantly ancar
Coated, weee email. rire-.
HOLD EVERYWHERE.
riftW 140 to 144 Washington St., K. .
- -
SORRY
HORSES AND MULES,
Octir Load
FROM ST. LOUIS,
The Best in the World
For General Use,
JUST UECEIVED AT
T- A.. Jone&
Tho. A. Ori. Pre., c. K Kov. Oahler.
Wm. Uunh, Vioe-fre.. H M. UKovica, Teller)
CITIZEN8' BANE
or
NEW BERN, 1J. C.
DO A 0KSE8AL BANKINU BUSISK-8.
The AooonuU or Ban... Banker., Corpora
tion., Farmer., Meichant. and oioera re
oelved on favorable terma mnt .nri
oareful atlenllon given to Ihe lnlerentof oar
ou.ionaer..
BOARD OF UIBRCTOBH,
Ferdinand Ulrlch,
J. A. Meedowa
K. H Meodowa,
Chaa. Duffy, Jr I
Jamea Redmond,
Chaa. Keiaeuateln ;
Mayer liabn,
Thoa. A. Green,
O. K. Foy.
Hamnel w. Ipook
ChM. 11. Fowler,
William Conn,
B. W. Bmallwood,
Geo N. lve.
O, C-Green.
IMPORTANT TO
Truckers. Gardeners
and Farmers.
ABLY GARDEN PSAS. Hpoilenoa'a
-iir.i or ah," recognized by Ihe leartmt
Trnekeratobe Karlieat, Beat and Mo.l Pro
line. Headanon'a KARLIEST Red Valen
liae aeaai. By oompetlllve teat made In
1887. tola Bean waa awarded tbe premium
for being ten (lit) day. earlier than any
other.
BID-Kadlah, Celery, Melon., Bqnaan
and Paranlpa.
Houllnn and Prince Kdward laland Barly
Koee Potatsea, and other Htandard Varl
etlea, Blaok, Mixed, Red Ruat Proof, and White
vt'i'e ior laii ana spring plan tin.
Rloe. Rye. Wheat. Gnu. and (llnver Reed
Order, taken for all kind, of OA R-
ujHn bkku, (guaranteed freeh and pnre).
Hnrlapa for Barrel Oovera
Baa;, ol all .I.e. made to order.
Oon.1gnm.uU of Country Preaace
eoUolted.
Alargeatoek of Hay, OrAla and reed.
It will be to yonr advantage lo aee n. be
fore buying elaewhere.
Bradham & Smith,
Ha. Grain and Heed 1)mIab
JanStr Craven Street. New lierne.
N.C
3
rito'a Remedy for Catarrh la tbe
h tetbe f
:heapeat. I I
acn
by mall. I 1
n.Pe. U
neat, Kaileat to Uie, and Cheapest.
Bold by DromrUt. or sent
EOc . t. HaaeiUoe, lino,
Going toBuy
A Dictionary?
arr thi bbst.i
y Fully Abreast of the Time..
A Choice) Gift.
r The Standerd Authority.
SoeMasor of the anthentle "Tmv
brldfed." Ten year, .pent la revtalng,
104 editem employed, ever 9oo,04
SOU n A Mi BOOmLllES.
re set'liny ivnrinia at olianleta eAKtant.
eVodfoj lrr parnpnlel conlaunns ejenlawn
aaaa aal VlJlXi'AUI'lcULAiui. . i
. a HBSBllK 00-TnDUshen.
pnagnera, auav, v- a. A.
Butter,
Butter,
Butter,
Buckwheat.
Buckwheat,
Buckwheat,
Irish Potatoes,
Irish Potatoes,
Irish Potatoes.
RECEIVED YESTERDAY
BY STEAMER.
Churchill & Parker.
Broad St Grocers.
E. W. Smallwood.
Oeorge Slover.
Smallwood & Slovei,
DEALERS IN
STOVES,
GENERAL
Hardware
AND HARNESS,
Bliixcls,
PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISH
Glass and Putty,
Lime. Plaster, Hair
and Cement.
At Dunn's You Will Find
A LARGE STOCK, well selected
bought low, and for sale at prices to suit
I I. : i
nit1 nurd nines, iitu ami oe convinced
To my stock of
GROCERIES
I call the housekeeper's attention.
It is complete in every branch, and a
visit will satisfy you that all your want
can here be tilled.
Special attention is called to my Fresli
Roasted Coffees, the excellent quality of
winch is drawing custom every day.
I am also ngent for Chase & Sanliomc'
Celebrated Roasted Coffees and Fine
Teas.
15UTTER The vcry'linest only 30 cts
per II).
ARRIVING EACn WEEK
A fresh supply of Van Derveer& Holmes
and Holmes & Coutt s excellent Cakes.
Crackers, Wafers, Maccaroons, etc.
BY EVERY STEAMER
I am receiving Florida Oranges, Malaga
Urn pea, .Bananas, Cranberries, Celery
Apples, Figs, Raisins, Nuts,Dates,
citron, currants and frunes.
JIN STOCKS
Shafer's Meats 1
Vermont Maple Syrup,?
French Peas, Jockey Club Sardines,?
Macaroni, Fine Cream Cheese, Elam
Cheese, French Vegetables in Glass,
Asparagus, Hecker's Prepared
Buckwheat, Lemons, Cling
Peaches, Plum Pud
ding, Olives.
A call will be appreciated and satisfac
tion in variety ana quality ot stock and
in prices is guaranteed.
My CONFECTIONERY department is
complete, rnces and quality ol stock 1
am sure will please you.
Wanted At Once.
Bids for THREE HUNDRED POLES
thirty feet long, not less than eight
inohes at the top, heart cypress.
Also, THREE THOUSAND CROSS
TIES, heart pine or cypress, either
sawed or hewed.
Immediate delivery.
New Briine Water, Electric Lioht
and Railroad Co.,
H. P. WILLIAMS,
nl8dwtf Manager.
Ladies In Every Town
can make a large salary handling onr good.,
wnicn are ror i.adics only, whi n every
ladr want, and mn.t have. The.e aond.
Introduce themslve.. nd meet ready
.ait.. If you want to make money, writ. n.
ior wnpikw information.
LAMBDA klEUlOAL 0O
j snaodwl m Box 1111, H. T. Oil.
Oil Clothing
is warranted the Best in the World I
U more Waterpboop, y , ,
; ; Is Stronqer, and "
WUI WEAR LeONOF'
thin tny other poodi manufacturei. -Juk
lor the " Fieri BRAND!" take ae ether,
i.C. ZlflCKO. 4 BR0. Sol Aftirti, Btltlmers, M4, 1
T f.-KfainLiiTAir IT
I Ba Court BTropVTamsQood. Ca I
I 1 In time. Bold by nraaTiwa, t I
Atlantic " N. 0. Railroad.
. Cheap Escursion Rates
IV 1AI ....
EAST. CAROLINA
Fish, Oyster, Game,
Industrial Association,
At NeiYUerns, N.G.,
Feb. 20, 21,22,23, 24 &25,'93
rrom au atauon. weat or new Berne tioa
ets will be .old over this road on the Mall
Train from leb. SOtn to mh lnelaslve, good
to return until Feb. 7tb Inclnalve Ail ela
tion. Kast of New Bern will sell tlekets np
to and lnoladlnv Feb. 35th by ttae Hall Train.
49- rHE SPECIAL FAIR TRAIN will
run on Feb. Slat, 'OA, 23d and lUh, from
Oold.boro and Intermediate stations to Mew
Berne and return same dev.
Fare for tbe Bound Trip, lnelndlns one
admlnlon Into the Fair when tloket. are
Porohaeed, by the Mall and the Bpeelal
Fare Bound Trip by the Mail Train.
Ooldaboro ...
....12 45
Clark'.......... 80
Rlverdale. ,7ft
Oroatan . .86
Be.u..
. 2 1
La Grange 8 6U
Falling Ureek
.. 1 80
Havelock 1 00
Kin. ton..
. i au
. 1 45
, 1 SO
.1 10
Newport ....l S5
Wlldwood..-...J SO
Atlentlo .1 86
klorehead City.. 1 .0
Oaawell
Dover
Core Orek.
Tosearora
.. .90,
Fare Bound Trip by the Special Train.
Gold.boro f 1.70 ) Caswell 1.80
Beat'. 1.50 1 Dover l.'4
La Grange 146 uoreureek ruu
Falling Oieek 1 D I Tuaoarora Jt6
KUuton 1.86 j Clark'. .75
r- Note that Bpeolal Train doe. not rnn
Eaat of New Berne.
a- Schedule of Bneolal Train for Informa
tion of the public, and not for train men, a.
thl. train will run by telegraphic order, and
will have nor ghta over regular trains un-
leB. bo ordered uy tne xrain viapatoner.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Goldsboro 8:00 A.M.
' Beat's 8:30 "
' La Grange 8:45 "
' Falling Creek 9:00 "
' Kinstnn 9:30 "
' Caswell 9:85 '
1 Dover 9:59 "
' Core Creek 10:14 "
' Tuscaroia 10:80 "
' Claik'a ...10:37
Arrive New Berne 10:55 "
lteunninc. leave New Berne . 5:30 r.M
TnlaOomnauv will trau.nort article, for
eihthlt on Dre-Davment of frelaht to New
Kerne, and npon production ol certificate
from the moretaryof tbe Kalr Aaaociatlon
that auch unic es have not been aold, for
rrntffht eharse. will be refunded and arti
oles returned Iree. Or upon prodnotlon of
oerttfloate. from the Beoretaiy mat euoii
artlole. are intended lor exhlnltlon (hey
will be tranaported free rrom snipping
point., aud returned free a. above provided
for.
Agent, of thl. Company will be ln.trnoted
a. to Derlshable artlole. etc, to u.e tbelr
dlaeretloo in giving them free trau.porta-
tlOO without oeriinoaie iroin oeoreutry.
Thew privilege, are not extended to artlole.
Intended for advertising purpose..
The above doe. not apply to Race Heraea,
they to be charged regular rates.
S. L. DILL, Supt.
FARMERS
We Have
a Full Stock
OF
Cultivators. Harrows
AND
ill Kinds of igricoltaril Implements.
At Bottom Prices.
L. H. Cutler & Co.
ORDER OF UNITY,
The Leading Fraternal Benevolent
Accident, Sick aud Disability,
Sevan Year Endowment
Order.
PAYS TU ITS MKMBEKS:
$20 per week la case of sickness or
accident,
1400 In case of total disability or
death,
$1,000 at the expiration of seven
years.
Bead tbe following Testimonial
of one of its members:
Nsw Bx, N.O., Nov. 4th, 1SW,
Mb. Hehry J. Obekn,
Dep'ty Supreme Organizer, Order of Unity
Dear 81r and Bra I take thl. opportunity
to acknowledge with thank, the receiptor
Forty Dollar. ($10) In full and satisfactory
Mttlement of my claim aaalnst yonr Order
for two weeks' sick benefit. 1 wish to ez
preas my high appreciation of the eonrteona
manner In which I have been treated by
you end the Supreme Oloer. In thla matter,
and I aarore yon that I shall not hesitate to
say a good word for the Order whenever an
opportunity presents itself.
wu
Ishlng yon every snoceas, I am.
Your, in f raternal Bond.
?3.
Burros.
Ladies and Gentlemen can join this
Order on equal terms.
Organisers Wanted Everywhere,
To whom Liberal Terms are offered,
Send Fob Litebattjee.
HENRY J. GREEN,
Dep. Supreme Organizer for N. 0.,
New Bern, N. O.
i.k BBTAN, Fret. f BOS. DAJIIELS,Viu tne.
fl. I ROBERT, Caahter.
The National Bank,
OF NEW BERNE, N. 0
IHOORPOSATSD 1885
Capital, - - $100,000
Surplus Proflta, - 98.168
DIBEOTORS
JAS. A. BBTA. ThOB DABtRLB
Ohab. 8. Bbtas J. H. Haokbdu,
Jho. Duhn, . L Habvet,
O. H. Roiibtv .
River Side House,
South Front Street, near Whltty'a Hard -ware
Store,
NEW BERNE, N. a
Permanent and Transient Board.
Firat-Ulan Table ! Polite Borrants I
New Clean Beds I
When 70a come to the olty don't foil to
call on ns.
Btable. and shelters.
Bpeolal ajranfrementa made for aooom
modatlon of visitor to tbe Fair. Room,
can be engaged In advaaoe,
' Meals served at all hours. Heals, 15
to 21a. Lodging, SCO. i
i - o. o. Sadden,
J10 dwtHarl itjl ' ' Proprietor ,
Tbe Brm heretofore existing aa Par
sons t Baaden has been dissolved, B.
Parsons retiring -and O. C Baadtfl re
maining in Charge. aVH olalma held by
the former manatrement are required to
be anttled with the present Owner, O. (J.
Iioadon.
Kccby Inslifutd
AT
EOOKT MOOT, IT. 0.
For the convenlonoe of the public, there
will be opened In Rooky Mount, N. 0.,
January let, 1898, Branoh of the Keeley
Institute -of GreenaDoro, N. 0 , for the
treatment of the Liquor, Opium, Chloral,
Cocaine, Tdbaooo habits and Nerve Ex
haustion. '
These are the only regularly author
bed Eeeley Inatitntes In the State. Al
othera olaimioff to be auch are'franduleut
ROOKY MOUNT
is the most accessible point in tbe State
On W. W. R. R , and terminus of tbe
vt a. n , . .
, at J , UI liUO A. U. I ,
and Spring
Hope roads, 8 hours rr m imoii o
from Petersburir: 81 from Riohmond; 81
irom Wilmineton: 4 from Raleigh; 1
from Goldsboro: 1 from Weldon; 8 from
fayetteville, and 5 hour, from Edenton
and E. City over the Norfolk & Carolina ,
R. B. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days. The town is progressive, high, healthy,
with good water and hospitable people.
Dobsey Battle, Manager.
Dr G A. Ramsaur, Physician.
THE
BEST THING
UNITED STATES
One Cent
IS TUB
PHILADELPHIA
RECORD
$4 per year, Daily.
$3 per year, omitting Sundays
THE FARMER
nd rnn
BUSINESS 'MAN,
TBI
RECORD
HJB.I
NO EQUAL.
a.ddbb88 "the keoord,"
Pbtladilphia.
m uon or Mn tswwa uom ml '
, : t -.f 1 400 Machines p Da j
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Pure ! Brilliant I Perfect !
Ubd Evkrtwheeb, ahd Endorsed
Whebeveb Used.
The Most Popular Qlatses in the U. 8. '
Tbey are daily worn anl are warmly
praised by the solid KEPRESENTA
TIVB MEN of thla country, many of
them being of Ntioial fumu. Tbe lint
embraces Bunkers. Merchsiiis, Lawywre,
Oovernors, Senators, Foreign Ministers,
Meobanios, Preaohers.
MEN EMINENT IN ALL PROFEB-
8ION8 AND TRADES.
PHYSICIANS
RECOMMEND THEM.
BUT NONE BUT THE GENUINE.
These perfect Glasses are accurately ad
j08ted t0 11 e'es at tbe Drn 8tore ,,f
F.8.D UFFV, NeTT Beme, 1T.C.
jy24dw
Cavesta, and Trade-Mark, obtained, and ill Pat
ent bnaioan conducted for MooraT ftte.
Our Omei is orposm U. 8. Patint Omei
and we can ucur. patent In loaa time than taoae
remote from Waahingion.
Send model, drawing or photo., with deacrlp
Hoj. We advile, If patentabls or not, free ef
charge. Our lee not due till patent i securer). ;
a Pawphlst, "How to Obtain Patenta," with
coat of eime In the V. S. and forcgn countrle.
saot free. Addreaa,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
0. PTtnr Ornci, Washinhtom, O. C. J
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