he Daily Journal.
VOL. 273
NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
VERT FINE stall fed Beef this morning
N. WniironD.
LOST. A small silver watch open face
Saturday evening, number 8817, with
a gold foh attached. Fmdor will please
leave at Journal office, a reward will
be paid for mme.
CAA AAACABBAGE PLANTS for
UUUj"UV3ae grown from the best
- seed, grown by the old reliable seed
house of Johnson & Stokes, of Philadel
phia, Pa., and Peter Henderson & Co. of
New York. Price $3 per M Over 5,000
at $1.50 per M. Lettuce Plants same
price. N. H. BLITCH, Young's Island,
. C. f8dw lm.
FRESH 500 Pounds Stall-fed Beef.and
Dressed Poultry. Stall No. 7, Central
Market, opposite Col. Jordan.
lm V. S. Bbtan.
QIOA TAKES my 1892 Columbia
tyL1 "Pneumatic Safety Bicycles, cen
tury model. A genuine bargain for
some one. Used only since September
and in perfect condition practically
new. 1893 Columbia Art Catalogue free.
W. T. Hitx & Co.,
Sole Ag tits.
G
O To Street's Horse Store for Livery.
rtl HE Celebrated SaboioBO Flor I)e
I Habnna Cigars. Six for Twenty-five
cents at C. C. Grren's Dbuo Stohr.
nov. a-3in.
P
iINE roadster's' at Street's horse store.
USE DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER
cures Coughs, Colds. Sore Thiout,
etc. Excellent in all affections of the
Throat and Lungs, inducing healthy ac
tion of the mucous membrane, soothing
and healing the :une. Is an antibbp1-ic
and germicide. Prices, Mii, 25c. and
50c.;per bottle.
ELEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse
Store.
DANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin
Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's
Itch Ointment. For sale ly
F. S. Duffy, Druggist.
M
ISII, Sacramental, Port and Scupper
nonir Wines for sale liy
Jas. Redmond
I CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry
Rock and Rye, put up expressly for
throat and lung diseases, lor sale ly
Jas. Redmond.
T UFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
use, for sale liy
Jas. Redmond.
II
UNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
host Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Kedmond.
URE Com Whiskey for sale by
Jas. Redmond.
P
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
IMPORTED Holland Gin, llurkes Bass
Ale and lkirkc'B Guinness' Stout, ;for
sale, by Jas. Redmond.
7ff AAA CIGARS at very low figures
I U,UUU tor wholesale and retail
trade for sale by Jas. Redmond.
GARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very
much in the sick room. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
MiSSOUl refuses to poll down her
Vest.
IT ia reported that Foreigner
hold 1900,000,000 of negotiable
securities in toe United StateB.
Oklahoma has just adopted a
oode of maritine laws. Tbere is not
body of water in the territory
that is over a foot deep.
. v 8BNATNB Oolquitt, of Georgia,
la so improved, that after his long
'? ' ". - Illness he hopes to bo at the
' Inauguration of Mr. Cleveland.
THE outlook is that there w-'l be
'a- ! no Governors in the Sooth on the
. 4th or March. They ate all going
to Washington to help inaugurate
Cleveland.
GXN. Gbebn Olay Bmith, in a
latter- from Washington to the
. Kentucky Advocate says the
-:; soldiers of the oivll war are dying
ftt the vote of 22,000 a year.
' IT is understood that ex secre
rtary Bayard will have a first class
I mission England, France or
J Germany, and that Gov, Boies
;V will go to the U. 8. benater.
: Thkek is more Idle shipping at
' thU time the world over than has
' been ever known before probably
- There were on Oth January more
than 600 vessels .that were lying
- idle lb the ports of Great Brittain
- The World shows that according
to Secretary Foster's juggling with
figures that there wilt be a de-
. floienoy of 136,000,000 by the end
pf the fiscal year, ,. With Foster at
the helm we wonld sooner expect
$136,000,000. . ' '
j . The enormity , ot the Panama
' oorrnption Isn't lessened In appear
aaoe to Amerloaus because it' is
measured ta francs inatead of doL
Urs. The ' sum of 1,400,000,000
franol impresses an Amerioan
good deal more than 1280,000,000
would, and to, an Englishman It
must seem immensely larger ; than
55,000,000. -
Mb, Mtjtchlb b, of Pennsylvania
has received a letter from .Erie
Ta., s'ned by "ManySoldiers'' In
which the Uvea of he and Colonel
Livingston, of Georgia, are threat
ened for the pari they took in
amending the pension appropria
tion bill in committee. The letter
states that if they do oot cease to
fight pensions they will be assassinated.
The Charleston News and Cou
rier says that the prospects are
that the year 1893 "will witness
greater activity in the building of
ootton mills at the Booth than any
year since the mills began to come
to the ootton. The manufacturers
of ootton mill machinery day that
they are pressed to their utmost ca
pacity to keep up with orders re
ceived ior looms and spindles for
new mills in the South." The above
fully accords with the best informa
tion gathered concerning the
growth of this industry, and it is
fairly certain that the year of 18G3
will far exceed its predecessors in
expanding the use of the great
staple.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howard.
N. W hitl'ord Nice beef.
W. M. Watson Incorporation notice.
Churchill & Parker N. C. Hams, etc.
Kite Hying has commenced.
lion. C, C. Clark is repainting his resi
dence.
At noon yesterday the weather bureau
telegraphed predicting showers-last night
fair and sl'ghtly colder to-day.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 60, the minimum of the previous
night 44. Pretty warm lor the season.
Yesterday was a good day on Singer
sewng inaclmes. Mr. W. I. Lane
shipped about a dozen to points tjibutary
to the city.
Mr. James Redmond is putting up a
large brick ware house at the "ear of the
otHce which he is building for the New
Berne S"werage Company.
Bishop Lj .nan of North Carolina was
married to Miss Susan Roberson of
Chn-lcston Tuesday. The bridal party
went to Florida for their honeymoon.
Among the passengers on the Austra
liau from Honolulu were l'.iul Newman,
the deposed Queen's attorney and Prince
Kawananakow, who are on their way to
present tho Queen's case.
J. W. Stewart is "getting ready for the
Fair' ii a business way by getting in a
largo supply of handsome horses and
strong mules. He received another full
car load by special train Thursday night.
Rev. C. G. Vardell will be absent Sun
day to assist in the installation of Rev.
Jonas Barclay as pastor of the Goldsboro
Presbyterian church consequently there
will be no service in the Presbyterian
church of this city.
Mr. Walter Bcllnrd is kalsomining the
office of Hotel Albert in a very novel and
beaut;fcl style--several colors being
used, some sharply contrasting, and
others blending into each other very in
geniously." The work must be seen to be
duly appreciated.
Capt. Terrel1, of the Schr. Two Friends
had a ''sweet Unac" Jyesterday. A rope
parted as a barrel of molasses was being
hoisted aboard, and dropped it to the
bottom of the hold. The barrel buret
and the whole fifty gallons was soon
spread over the bottom of the boat. It
was' not much of a joke for the Captain,
as it entailed both loss and worry on
him.
Mr. Cyrus Foscue, of Jones county
was in the city yesterday, and some of
his f iends got off a little joke at his ex
pense. They playfully slapped one of
the "white'eaps" on his head 'n place of
his own hat and then so engaged his at
tention, that the exchange passed from
his m;nd, and he was going about attend
ing to l,;s business and advertis'ng "Big
' ce s clothing store'' at the same time.
Mr. W. R. Waters, whom President
Cuadwlck appointed to the position of
Master Machinist of the A. & N. 0. R. R.
in the, place of the lateKrBasil Manly has
received h!s official notification of the
action of the directors at their last meet
ing 'i confirming the action of the Presi
dent by regularly electing him. Mr
Waters has been with the company many
years, aid has worked b's way upward
by merit from being sinply a skilled
workout to the position which .he now
Very creditably and satisfactorily fills'
Fire In Balelgh.
: Raleigh had a serious firs Thursday.
It started n the Urge three story ware
house of Latts ft Wyatt valued at $3,000
and deatoyed that and S10 bales of cotton
Land other commodities that were stored
In it. ;Ths cotton was valued at 8,000
and was fully insured. The other con
tents were not. Two other bnidlngs were
nearly destroyed.
; The Chronicle winds Op it acoottnt ', of
the fire by tavlnin MTbe warehouse was
allowed to be built by speeial jperissioti
of tho board of alderman. It was in the
fire district, and is a lessonf, on.' allowing
wooden buildings to be put up in this
district, whore, mercantile Interests are
endangered.'' , ; ,
Coming and Going.
Miss Minnie Bryan who has leen visit
ing her siater Mrs. J. B. Broadfoot, of
Fayettevdle returned home last night ac
companied by one of little nieces.
Mrs. II. R. Rowe, of Spring Vale and
Mies Ellen Stunson of Limerick, Maine,
arrived last night to visit their sister, Mrs.
H. Pelletier.
Drowned at Beaufort.
Mr. Wilson Sawyer, of Perquimans
county, was drowned at Beaufort yester
day. He and a comrade, Mr. Edward
Lupton, of Beaufort county were at
tempting to boa.-d the Schooner Moore,
in the harhoi, and the vawl boat
which they were in swamped. Mr.
Lupton caught the anchor chain of the
schooner and was rescued.
A Temporary Protectorate.
The most important news brought by
the steamship Australian which arrived
from Honolulu Thursday night, is that
United States minister Stovcns establish
ed a protectorate over the Islands.
The Stars and Stripes were raised over
Alinolano Hall at 9 o'clock on the morn
ing of the first inst. and since then
Hawaii has been under Uncle Sams wing.
This was done by desire of the people,
and at the instance of their government
beleiving it will bring peace I and hap-
ness. 1 tic action was taken pending and
subject to the ii"gotiations at Washing
ton.
31. ('. A. Entertainment
A good audience was present at the Y.
M. C. A. entcriuiniiicnt lust night, and
the following programme was delight
fully rendered.
1 Male quartette, Song ot welcome.
2 Piano duet, Misses Sutcr and Swcrt
3 Recitation, ''The Cauntry Store"
Miss Linie Bowden.
4 Piano solo, Miss Carrie Claypoole.
5 Vocal solo, "Last Night.'' Miss Ridie
Kchoe.
6 Mandoline and guitar, Messers. Stal-
ings and Matthews.
7 Vocal solo, Miss Laura Suter.
8 Recitation, Miss Bessie Tucker.
9 Comic song, John Mathews.
10 Vocal solo, W. E. Stallinira.
At the conclusion of the per,ormancc,
confectionery was distributed among the
audience, and social pleasure ended the
evenings enjoyment.
The Beaufort Fire.
A correspondent writ's us that t' " Are
ut Beaufort Wednesday night of which
we spoke was discovered in the
VVashlm-ne Seminary, col., and it soon
cuglit the Northern Missionary Ha;t:st
church, col. Both buildincs were total
ly destroyed, but most of the furniture
and school books were saved. The loss
was probably $5,000. The house of
Chas. Henry, col., valued at $250 was also
burned and 3 other buildings damaged to
the extent of fabout $500. So the en"
tire loss is nearly $0,000.
Other property was much endangered
oy the ure. 1 tic wind was blowing a
stiff breeze to the north and there being
no good lire engine it looked for awhile
as if a good portion of the city was
doomed. Several houses caught, some
of them three blocks away among them
was the well known hotel, the Morton
House on the water, but it was soon ex
tinguished.
Our correspondent states with good
reason that this fire ought to be a warn
ing to the people ot Ucaulo t, and arouse
them to the necessity of providing a suit
able fire engine, as it would both make
insurance much less and property much
safer.
The Right Move.
At a meeting ot the stockholders of the
New Be ne Knitt'ng Factory held at the
office of P. H. Pelletier. Mr. Wm. Dunn,
was elected President, J. M. Howard,
Vice president and P. II. Pelletier, Sec.
and Tre s. Mr. Henry Rishton Gen
eral Manager. Messrs. G. H. Roberts, C.
T. Watson, 8. C. Bragaw, P. H. Pelletier,
Wm. Dunn and Henry Rishton were elec
ted Directors. These directors were em
powered to elect one other, making seven
in all.
The capital stock is already $3,000,
but the books will be kept open for the
piesent until it has been increased to
$3,000. This will mora than double the
capacity of the mills as they now are and
energetic measures will at once be adop
ted to push the work.
The offices elected are men of business
capacity which is a sufficient guaranty of
t'le new entcrpilse. The start Is not
large one bnt that is rather in its favor
instead of an objection. It can be built
up by experience and enlarged as the
business demands.
The move is a good one and the only
wonder is that it has not been started
sooner. Our field for manufacturing is
almost unlimited and needs only to be
thoroughly known to be developed.
The "e are varioss cutset of manufacturing
that ought to be established right at our
doors to work up tne raw material mat
so abundantly abounds.
Success to the new enterprise and may
it not be only the Urst step towards mat
ing this favored section bristle with man-
uiNUiuung luuiHiriro.
' -j - Died.
la Beaufort N. O., Thursday February
7tli of Typhoid Pneamonla, Beargent
Win. iwly, age about 4 years. Beargent
Dailv had been in Government employ
for several years and was lately in , Dako
ta foe IB raonths and it is thought bis
sickness fu caupod frem exposure, ' He
was s native of Ireland, he leaves a wile
and -si i children.' The remains . were
tnkn to Portsmeuth, N. 0. for interment,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
TH RTY-FI38T DAY.
SENATE.
Senator Potter, a bill directing the
state board of education to perfect title
to certain lands in Jones county. Edu
cation.
Senator P James, a bill to extend the
corporate limits of the town of Grifton
Corporations.
A resolution to purchase a bust of the
Hon. Jefferson Davis, to be placed in the
State Libary, passed its second and third
readings.
Bill to amend chapter 49 of the Code
so as not to prevent the-running of local
passenger trains on Sunday, and provid
ing for the runuing of fast limited trains
came up with House amendments an was
concurred in.
A bill to secure the right of trial by
jury in certain cases. Applies to proceed
inga lor condemnation of lands by cor
porations. Passed second and third read
ings with amendments, and sent to the
House tor concurrence
Billfto provide a uniform rule for as
sessing damages for taking and occu
pancy ot lands by railroads companies
and other corporations passed second and
Pthi - d readings,
Bill to provide for the completion, en
largement and maintenance of the State
Normal and Industrial School at Greens
boro came up.
senator Jones moved to amend by in
serting $10,000, in lieu of $15,000 in sec
tion one ot tne bill, which provides kfor
the running expense of the school.
Mr. Uattle explained m answer to a
question that the bill proposed to increase
the annual appropriation to $15,000 per
year, and to appropriate $4,500 annually
in audition tor the next two years, anil
provided that tho State Board of Edu
cation invest $9,000 in North Carolina
Stato bonds of the (educational , fund in
theJState Treasury to pay the mortgage
debt due for the property purchased for
the site.
Mr. Jones demanded the ayes and noes
on his amendment and it failed ayes 13,
noes 32.
The bill then passed its second reading
and objection being made, Mr. Campbell
moved to suspend the rules and place
the bill on third reading. The motion
failed.
Bill to provide for the establishment
and organization of the county of Scot
land was taken up, and no vote was taken
resulting as follows. Ayes 27, nays 10.
So the bill passed its second readings.
HOUSE OF PEPRE8ENTATIVES.
Mr. Jones, of Caldwell, called up the
motion he had lodged yesterday to take
irom the table tne oil! relating to the ex
hibit from North Carolina at the World's
Fair.
The bill was taken up and put on its
second reading, the question being upon
tne motion ot Mr. lovill to stnke out
the second section of the bill which in
cluded the additional appropriation of
$15,000 in addition to the $24,000 appro
priated out oi tne direct tax lumi ot tin
legislature of 1891.
1 tie amendment was adopted ayes 88,
nays 16. Then the bill as amended was
put on its second reading.
1 he bill passed its second readme oy
a vote of ayes 90, noes 15, and was put
on its third reading and passed and was
ordered to be engrossed. Consequently
the World's Fair managers from North
Carolina have the right to draw $25,000
for the display of North Carolina prod
ucts at Chicago.
Mr. Watson ot Forsyth, a bill to enact
state bank law for North Carolina.
Calendar.
Mr. Brooks, to attach a part of Craven
county to Lenoir county. Counties,
Cities and Towns.
The same, by request, to prohibit the
sale of liquor at LaGrange. Propositions
and unevances.
The special order was then announced.
House bill 348, a bill to restore the
right and give passes, was taken up on
its second reading. Among Uio provis
ions of the bill is that railroad authorities
shall have the right to give such without
forfeiture or penalty; that no legislation
heretofore has taken away the right to
give or receive. 1 here is no act forbidd
ing such things.
un motion ot Mr. Ward the bill was
tabled.
House bill 33, to amend section 1844
of the Code relatingto abandonment and
divorce, was put on its second reading.
Air. Alien explained tne object ot the
bill in regard to dower rights. The
amendments are to the effect to deprive a
wife of her doweranghts if she aban dons
ana refuses to live with her Husband and
if separation from bed and board at the
renuest ot the husband.
The bill passed and was ordered to be
en crossed.
House bill 450, a bill for the protection
of sheep husbandry, came up on its second
reading. (The bill provided in the
substitute presented to list dogs as other
property on each dog an annual tax ot
29 cents, the listing to be done at the
same time, and in the same form as other
property is listed, and paid into the
school fund in the counties where listed.)
Mr. Vance, of buncombe, favored his
Kill ml!, a ...:.. 1 .n.1. .l,n,n ,1...
... 'I'm m ociiHiiD bjito.u, luuniu n uu.
destruction was made by dogs among our
docks: ne was told by a reliable man that
he had 150 sheep killed in one night by
dogs;
Mr. Long, of Alamr.nce, went deep into
the subject staling that the constitution
says "all taxes shall be levied advalorem,
and this bl!l does not contemplate this,
We tax horses, cows, &c., according to
their value and we cannot tax dogs in
this manner according to this bill; the
Din is, tnereiore, unconstitutional.
Some further discussion on the difficulty
or taxlne toe dor under tne constitution.
engaged in by Messrs. Blair, and Jones,
ana tneu Mr.uarraway moved to lay tne
Din on wetaDie.
Mr. Holt demanded the ayes and nays.
and the bill was tabled by a vote of ayes
04, nays Bo.
Iks Criminal' Ceart BUL
Senator Mitchell, from the district com
posed of Bertie and Northampton
counties, has introduced a bill to establish
a criminal district to be ' composed of
Bertie,' Craven, ' Edgecombe. Halifax.
Northampton, Pitt and Warren counties.
We are informed that the bill provides
for s Judge and solicitor for the district
and s clerk in each county. The iudere
is to be paid by the counties constituting
ine aunncv weiaoa rwi . . ;
No headache with' TUTT8 :UYXB
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
February 8th, 1893,
Board met after recess, Mayor in the
chair, present Councilmen Ellis, Ulrich,
Street, Lovick, Latham, Roberts, Craw
ford.
The resignation of M. T. Robcrts,punip
inspector was accepted.
On motion of Councilman Street, the
pump work will be performed by one of
the city employees.
Councilman Ellis moved that the mat
ter of designated prisoners working out
penalty on the streets be leit with the
Mayor.
On motion of Councilman Lovick tho
Mayor and clerk were authorized to ex
ecute notes to the Lewis Mercer Con
struction Co. at 0 per cent in payment
of their bill for drainage.
Mayors report as follows read ami
adopted:
New Rerno, N. C.
To the Hoard of Councilmen ot New
lierne.
Gentlemen: I have the honor to report
the following lines and costs imposed by
me for violation i
if the ordinances of the
city:
r i lies,
Costs,
Total
$ 40.80
01.55
$ 102.35
Mayor.
M. Manly
Marshals report as follows read and
adopted:
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of Citv
Council.
Gentle... cn: Below please Hud my re
port for the month of January 1893.
v nave made durni" the mon ', 20
arrests of which 19 was convicted and 1
discharged. 8 sent to jail, 3 serve time
in cells, 2 worked on the streets.
Fines collected, $ 10.45
Costs " 18.80
Old Fines collected, 10.00
Total $ 39.25
One half of the above cost $9.40 was
deducted for my fees the balance $39.85
was paid to the Treasurer.
Respectfully Submuted,
J. M. Hahoet Citv Marshall.
Irfi.mer. Executed
J. K. Land, 2 4.
Eli. Elliott, 3 4.
J. II. Dixon, 2 3.
H. F. liurtt, 3 5.
Thos. Wilson, 10 4.
Total 20 20.
Monthly bills allowed.
Board took a recess.
. W. D. Wallac e, City Clerk.
Tuscarora Correspondence.
Everything is verv dull ut this
place, at present the farmers are very
usy lirenannir and nlantinir their truck.
Mrs. L. While will soon leave her
country home near this place to reside ill
New Mernc.
Miss Minnie White of Jasper who has
ecn visitini' her friend Miss l'eiinie
DaUL'htery at Tuscaroru returned home
Friday last.
Rev. J. G. Johnson will till this his
regular appointment here die third Hun-
day.
Mr. Britton will preach for us the sec
ond Sunday at the Baptist church.
Tuscarora is a very small place, it has
ro churches, two stores and a post
otlice. S. L.
"A place tor every ttnuir -And
everything in its place."
There should be a place ior
everything. There is a place to
bay yoar Clothing, Hats and Shoes
that place Is at Howard's. When
yon need any of these things call
on ns. Oar idea is to give you
your money's worth every time.
We have just received a new lot of
Gloves, kid, mocha and cloth. Do
you need a suit. II we have any to
suit you, will name a close figure
on all winter clothing.
At HOWARD'S.
1,300 lbs.
N.C. Hams
AND
SIDE BACON & LARD
JUST RECEIVED FROM
ONSLOW COUNTY,
The FINEST LOT of Ment and
Lard brought to the city this
season.
Call early and get some before
they are all gone.
Pare Meat and Lard is
a Good Thing.
Churchill & Parker.
Broad St Grocers.
A Dig Slaaghterl
GOOD BOARD and LODGING
Permanent Boarders only $2.55
per week.
Reasonable Terms to Transients.
BIVER SIDE HOUSE.
Booth riont Btrest, near WSUtj's Bard'
. AkMfc. Mod moma ta ml. ' . " .
One of toe aaosi oaalrwbla location, la the
Jl W : Freprtols.
CWldreij Cry tbrjPitcher'i Ctttoriu
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar halrincr nnwder.
Highest of all in leavoning strength.
Latest United States Government
Food Report.
R'ivai, Lakino ?Powdkr Co.. 10(1 Wsll
St.. N. Y.
Notice of Incorporation.
State ol North Carolina Craven county.
In onloe Clerk Superior Court.
Notice ! herAbv irlVAn nf t.hn Innnrnnrntlnn
of the New Bern Knitting Mills Company;
.u. .u iiMiiiBB m ine incorporators are
llenry Klshton, Jamea M. Howard anil F.
H. Pelletier, and Buoh olberi aa thev mar
isoclBte with them. That the nrlnnlnal
place of bualteas ihall be In New Kern. IV
C, and Its general pnrpoae and buelness Ifl
to manufacture Cotton, Wool, Klax, 811k.
and any and all klndeor fabrics In to hosiery,
underwear, yarna. clotna, and euoh olber
artlolea of waro and of commerce aa tbe
HtockboldeTa and Directors may from time
to rime uesire to, and to establish dye
nouaee, glnnerlea. and aucb other conve
niences aa may be necessary for the pur
poaee of carrying ont the lulland complete
work of the Bald corporation.
The duration of the corporation shall be
thirty yeara.
Tbe corporation anal! be empowered to
buy and hold lauda. to buy and aell landa. to
erect buildings, and bur all and every kind
n uiauuiuery ana Lo Beit ine lame.
The Capital block of the corporation ahall
be Two Thousand Dollars, divided Into fortv
Bhareaofthe par value of Firty Hollars each,
wltb tbe power to Increase the Capital
Stock from time to time.
TbaStookbolderBof tills cornoratlon Bball
not ba Individually liable for any of tbe
debts contracts or other llablllllta of tne
corporation.
W. M WATHON.
tabll lm Clark Superior Court.
Look Out For Danger.
Reliable,
Honest
Goods
Cost So Much Honey.
Business Men
Don't Givo Things Away
Look ont for the chi'iip tales at
the end of tho year when goods .ire
"selling tar below cost."
Very respectfully,
llackburn & Villeit.
For Sale at a Bargain,
One fonr-light Extension Chan
delier, with globes and piisaia.
One Lamp, duplex burner, with
prisms.
One extension onk Dining Table
a fine one.
One 48-pound Feather Bed, good
as new.
Any person desiring to bny the
above at a great sacrifice will please
correspond with Kox 4G9, New
Berne, N. O.
Removed.
W. P. JONES
Has moved his business to
the Store on Middle street
adjoining; the Drug Store
of F. S. Daffy, and is still
carrying a Fall Line of
FORNITURB and MAT
TRES3K3. J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S
, t .. . . .Prastlos UmtU.
"2aJ OpatatlT .aa 1
" -"SrV. taal DmUi
f a4 Dsatal Bar
f f TMth
I without naJn by tha
kj, was
BTarytiiin. In tha'Mna of Sont1.tr i'vns
fl tha boat at 1 1. pttnfattiAnfiiatmtiMMi,
trnao,orr,.rr a "mlulinui
Asbestos!
Lamp Wicks of Ashnatna TlfrtlC
8TRUOTIBLE. These Wicks will M
burn. Only the oil burns, consequently
there Is uo trimming. Lamps oaet)
trimmed and adjusted lasts for years
without further attention. Burners dan's
even need cleaning, as there la no ooal
on the wick. Cost a little more at first
but cheaper in the end. All sizes.
Banquet Lamps, $3.50 to $7.
Fine China lets. Cheap.
Get one, and be ready for tbe Fair.
A LOT OF CHEAP
Plates, Cups and Saucer.
Plain and Decorated. At
M. E. WHITEHURST'S.
ieo4 uwtt
For Sals,
FOUlt FINE LOG CARTS, six
foot wheels, five inch tire, complete
with grabs.
Also, TWO LOG TKUCKS for
3 foot tramway.
Cheap for cash.
Apply to liox 529, or to
O. H. GCTION,
12 dw2w New Berne, N. O
Notice Extraordinary I
To All My Old Frier ds and
Customers.
I wish to say that I am back at my
Old Stand on Broad Street,
One door oast of J. J. Tolson's stoie,
where I will furnish them with the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS
In the line of
Green Groceries. Etc.
Thanking them verv much for alt n..t
favors, and hoping I may still continue
to deserve their patronage,
i remain.your obedient sorvant.l
EMANUEL FISHER.
jan2!l fim
To the Public!
I have bought the ENTIRE
STOCK of T. COHEN,
Tho Rod Star Clothier,
AT
65 CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR,
ANO
Will Sell
AT
New York Cost
Tho Stock is a LARGE and
VARIED ono, and consists of
complete assortment of
CLOTHING. SHOES,
Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnish'g Goods
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Soliciting
tho patronage
of
tho public,
I remain,
Very respectfully,
SOL. C0HEH.
James R. Jones,
Salesman. j29
NOTICKI!
I0ILTT0L0ait4Pir0ntHra2T
ON EIQHT YIAR? TTJU. '
Come TOurself and Laara tha
r
Jars. W. loan pnlUai E.tat secuitj .. '
bo It In town or In ths country.
Ppl' .. 18AA.0 H. SMITH.
113
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