North Carolina Newspapers

1! , Daily Journal. 4 . A VOL. XL-NX) 299 NEW BERNE, N. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS. rlPl-trTTTr?! r TTJST V .UUSINPS8 LOCALS. RECEIVED. A nice tine of ing against the welfare of the far- Coming and going. mr iHNwj ahHnislfnrrmntomnlntinnl Major and Mrs. J. 0. Winder, who WILL A COTTON FACTOKY PAY I TJST RECEIVED. A nice ."1. ...lJ. - . In. tanbMiUlliig their daughter, Mrs. Smell Ones Well Managed Pay Every Prayer Books, bound in French ..Seal, I W "y,Wy DM IM very ignorant Venetian Morocco and French Morocco, or tbe verj biased mlDd.lt Will I ' " 2 J ' . " . ' Prices 7Sc. and $1.00. Also a nice line Lf ohL,ij K n- . h. tha med by Mrs- Hug,le8 to Vlslt fr,end8 ln We had a short but intercstinK convcr- Iness. Mr. Marks will continue ms trip as far as New York before returning. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ilorton, of Clintbam I county, who attended Hie Fair, 'and have nf musio hooks at Ball's Book Stork. I . ' I Atlanta. mlO tf lUUttUlB meUIBBIVBB, ItUnb moir UIOl T DAT A knob handled umbrella "V"""" wr " AJ Diitched at connection with hande. "Of conrae they are only human, Return to Johbkal office. 1 and ihev are look in a out for their A FULL line of Spring and Snnuner 0wn interests Bret. Bot it is equally OUIIIUIUS, Cl.llBIBlM.f, M V. . . ... ,l. ...... J K. Tjll- 11.. ...,1 ll.n Hannui mn MU" limn imrirnm uuu u . . , , n ... I. ..j . fi : iai lainr.Alwin Hn0nrnnorsniiMr.llnp Rt Itavnn nitwit i maiimcrea. imnorrea Dummis. inrmerB no noi Dosn m. uuu iuhv i -r or- - Worsteds in all grades. h!l Innnh tn ,rnm . hH nro. wood farin.left yesterday returning home. Satisfaction guaranteed. urnt ii Aibms Mr. H. B. Duffy, who since Cleveland s UnADWiCK, ua..r.j uc -"" inftUffnration. fwhich he attended has tf. 1 At Hall's book store, from bis poverty. No merchant ever I . . . . , . , uvm miivfrij.uiiia i been buvini? a SDrinff stock in New York. ' .WE have inst received a big job lot of wants t9 see OOttou sell low. He is Philadelphia, Boston and Washington : ,."lKu ,VY'"' ri Interested la the farmer gelling a markets, returned home on the steamer competition, good price lor ms crop, rroupeniy Nense of the , V. D. Line. Mr. J. W. among farme.8 means prosperous I Moore, who also attended the inaugurn- trade among the met chant of the I tion returned home on the same boat. town where they transact their Mr. w. B. Simtn, who has been spend- ...,;..., k... i..j .;m fh me some months m Vircinia came in on ftirmers muans hard times among the merchants with whom they trade." We had a short but interesting conver sation Saturday morning with Mr. J. II. Dr. F. Duffy and Mr. 0. Marks, lea Haney, manager for the SinKer Bcwine yesterday morning for Winston on busi- Machine Company for the Eastern district of North Carolina in reference to mauu- - - velopcs, Cards and Tags ,v ' offenng at prices that defy We LEAD in LOW PRICES, others may i follow. - W. T. I lux & Co. s - South Front Street. TPRUNK8. TRUNKS I Wc nrc prc- Annrcdto tnnnufnclurc Trunks of nil kind. Repairing a Specialty. It you have an old trunk, don't throw it away. but send it to us and we will make it ns cood as new. S. B. VVatpon & Co. Middle St. Opp. Sin-.illwood & Slovr-r's. lcb. 12 3w. O To Street's Horse Store for Livery. Jfl HE Celebrated Saboioso Flor l)e I Habana Cigars. Six for Twenty-five cents at C. C. Uiiken'b Dnuo bTonK. . nov. 2-2m. TUNE roadster's' at Street's horse store. l?iLEQANT Saddlers at Street's Horse "JStore. TvANDRUFF. Itch. Mange, and all Skin 1 " Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's Itch Ointment. For sale by F. 8. Duffy, Druggist. MISII, Sacramental, Port and Scupper nonic Wines for sale by Jas. Redmond CALVIN Schaffcr's Wild Cherry Uock and Rye, put up expressly for Ihroat and lung diseases, lor sale liy Jas. Redmond. t-v XJFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, lor sale iiy Jas. Redmond. n L'NYADI Janos Mineral Water, the .11 best Natural aperient. For sale by Jas. Redmond. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howard. For rent today. Wanted 2,000 cords wood. The South preponderates in the Chair munships of the new Senate Committees. A runaway team from the country smashed up the vehicle yesterday and threw the occupant out but he received no special injury. The Goldsboro Argus tells of a hog killed by L. J. Moore, of Brogden town ship, Wayne county that weighed 710 younds after being dressed. The fisherman's alliance of Beaufort ot- the steamer Ncuse. Mr. J. B. and L. 8. Blade came in on the Neusc from Elizabeth City. Mrs D. C. Way, of Haslin came in on the steamer Neusc to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Clark. Her son, Mr. R. L. Way accompanied her, and returned on the Ncuse. Miss Mamie Merriam, who attended the Fair, and has been visiting since then at Mr. H. W. Wahab's.left on the steam er Ncuse returning to her home in Eliza beth City. Some of our young men are wishing that it may not be long uutil she conies ajmin. Mr. Hughes Holland, assistant engross- in? clerk of the State Senate, returned home last night. Mrs. J. A. Richardson returned from a visit to relatives in Durham. A Strong and a Weak Point A correspondent, one of our Bagacious fer a reward of lT) for the recovery of business men, who has noticed the Joun- pjURE DUFF Gordon ale by T MPORTED Holland Gin, Burke s Bass A Ale and Burke's Guinness' Com Whiskey for sale by Jas. Redmond. Imported Sherry, for Jas. Redmond. the body of Mr. Karl Willis, of Beaufort who was drowned near Harkcrs Island. The late residence of Mrs. S. J. Dudley, deceased, is to be rented today. Tbe sale of Mrs. Dudley's household effects at auctiou will commence tomorrow morn ing at 11 o'clock. A large Gynasiu-n class is expected to meet at the Y. M. C. A. tonight at 8:80. Mr. McSorley will be on hand and ready which was facturing enterprises and especially cotton factories. He tells us that in his whole district from Durham and Fayetteville eastward 40 counties there are only 8 such fac tories, an average of only one .factory to five counties while on the other hand to a central district of 21 counties of the State of which he was formerly manager there are 28, more than average of one to every county. He mentioned moreover that Charlotte alone alone has 7 cotton factories in it and that at Mount Holly there are 7 within a radius of 8 miles, lacking only one of equalling the number in this entire present district. He says moreover, that at Charlotte after the first factories were started there was no trouble to raise more money for additional ones the demand for stock in one of the later started ones was so great that shares were sought after the stock was all taken and earlier sub- subscribers to it cut down their number of shares as a favor, to admit others desirous of investing in the enterprise. Mr. riariey says that wherever he goes he finds the factories paving and he finds that every business is quickened by their presence. The operatives have steady work. They constantly have ready mon ey to spend with grocery men, butchers and for farm produce for the table; they lurnish their homes better, this makes good times for the furniture dealer, and dry goods stores likewise come in for the full share of the benefits. The Wilmington Messenger in a recent discussion of this subject said : Will it pay to have small cotton fac tories ? Connecticut is a flourishing state and made so uy her thousands ol small industries. There is no doubt that Wil mington would take on new hie, new growth, new prosperity it it had lorty or W hy not have to continue the good work Stout, for started lust week. sale by Jas. Redmond. The Historical society of North Caro- l CIGARS at very low figures Una held an interesting meeting, Wed- iv nio-lit March 8th at Chanel Hill . . ... , 1 T. IJ w.. I - U . II ARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very and manuscripts. A mnrJi in the aick room. For sale bv Jas. Redmond. I suaa are ueing caugoi now in pretty I cood numbers. Messrs. Goo. N. Ives & UNLlKB the Other OUlce Dancers, g,,,, Knt 0g 2 000 shad yesterday besides Gray is no longer bine. Lie has bis other fish. In all they shipped fifteen nal's articles in advocacy ol road im provement, comes to its aid this morning in a communication signed "Ing" by which he wants to Bee if we cannot get better roads. He has had men to tell him that they want to use New Berne for their trading place, but are necessarily fifty smaller industries compelled bv the condition of the roads them ? If they pay why not invest ? leading to the city to reck other markets. tui you may bsk no nicy pay i cn W- !.! r.,.ln Aaln lw.il III. '."b1". ! f ' ' . ... ,,, mm ...., ...... v i doubt, take this as an examnle which wc awful condition of the public highways cijp from the Chattanooga Tradesman at the tune came near costing a promi- It says ncut farmer of Onslow county $300, by A small cotton mill, cost $38,000, $12,- ,W.nf hi. lion, which wrm. with 000, working capital, 2,500 spindles, lie " ' imn Andmlinna at 11 ml.i it Alu Ltl uimcuny saveu. Juv Out of the earnincs in the six In one respect, our businessmen are months ended January 1, 1893, the man doing nobly that is in making the city I agers liought machinery for turning the I Wilkes county, Littl fin., market bv keeninir irood wares and wa9te into twine and paid a 5 .per cent, wood, Rutherford to ,,. . , . ... ... dividend. That is surely a good start for selling at a close margin, so that other one 9mall mill, and ALL the small mills things being equal, it is to the advantage ti,at are managed with encr gv, intelli- of all the large section around here to Igcnee anil economy seem to be doing well trndn nt New Runic.- but in another re-1 Indeed THE NEW LAWS. Acts of the Geueral Assembly Under Classified Heads. Reading Clerk H. A. Latham, of the House, has prepared the following classi fied and tabulated statement of the im portant acts of the General Assembly: RELIEF OF SHERIFFS AND OTHERS' Sheriffs of Dare, Harnett, Currituck, Granville, Cumberland, Rockingham, Swain, Martin, Mamie Bingham, teacher, George Blankenship, blind tax collector of Stokes; Superior court clerk of Hender son, tax collectors and sureties of Mur phy, treasurer of Cumberland, Milton McNcal, clerk, B. B. Johnson, ttacher, A. llyrr, treasurer, T.J. King, pensioner, T. II. Gallowav, Huiley Boxley, Win. M. Monroe, John D. Davis, J. F. Helen, cer tain teachers, canvassers of election and justices in Guston, John Flanagan, treas urer, Marsliil Branch, Rosa Knight, Avaline Moore, pensioner, bondsmen of r.liah Morrell, Jos. II. Roberson, G. W. Sibbcll, board of commissioners of Wake, town of Fayetteville; Zoletha Tayloc, pen sioner; Tlnuikson Robinson, pensioner. ItOAD LAWS. In Macon, Hickory N ut turnpike de clared a public road. Road laws effect- ng Alleglianev, Mitchell, .New Hanover, Edgecombe, Wake, Iiuncombe, Franklin township of Franklin county, Swain, ilkes and Ashe roads. RAILROADS INCORPORATED. Winstou-Salcni and Charleston, Carth age and Western, Atlantic und Ulno, Blowing Rock and Lenoir, W. N. C. and Atlanta, New River and Swunshoro, Dur ham and Charlotte, Columbia, Charlotte and Winston, Charlotte Troy and Sunford, Rulherlord and Folk county, Cheniw ond Aulundcr, Cape Fear and Raleigh, Ca tawba Fall Bridge railroad, Elizabeth and Pasquotank, Madison, Reidsville and Haw Kiver Vi.lley, ladkin railway com pany, Virginia and North Carolina rail way company, Lumber and Lumber river railway company. BANKS CHARTERED. Rank of Washington, Wilmington home and loan association, co-operative bank of North Carolina.IJWaynesville; I'colpc s bunk ol Kinston, Dank ot Wel don. Bank of Madison, Lexington; citi zen's savings bunk of Wilmington, Wilkes county bank, commercial bank of Rutlicr Ibrdton, loan and savings bank of Char lotte, North Caiolina savings bank and trust company, exchange bunk of Wins ton, bank of Louisburg, bank of Smith tield, Louisburg savings bank, commer cial and savings bank of Goldsboro, bank of Muxton, bank of commerce, Thonias- ville banking and trust company, bank of lvcrncsvillc, Ileautort county bank. I'HOllIIIITlON. The omnibus bill names places in near ly every county where prohibition will exist. In addition the following also have prohibitory enactment for them. Trinity hurcli, Lenoir county, Hickory high school, Onslow; Fair Hlurf; Killquick, Kolierson county; rour Plains church, Rock church, Hay vote on the ques tion. STATE (IRANTft CORRECTED. Nos. 761,2017, 120, 1100, 1704, 2370, 3i). PS THOS. GATES. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder I Highest of all in leavening strength. I Latest United States Government! Food Report. Royal Kakino 'Powder Co., 100 Wll St..N. Y. c. d. bbaduam. Bradham & Gates, Broilers & Commission Merchants. DEALERS IN Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds. Peas, Corn, Meal, Hominy, GEITS, BRAN, DOUCE, OATS, And all kinds of Seeds. Consignments of Cotton, Trook. and Country Produce solicited. marll dwu Ammunition TREASURER'S REPORT. Hugh J. Lovick, Trcas., in atct. with City of Newborn, N. C, for Month Ending Mar. 7, 18!);!. Dn To balance ' Feb. 15. To o'h f'm tax col. ' 22. " 2H Mar. 4. Mr. 7. " 7. " city marshal To cash from tax col. Cr By voucher. Atlantic Engine Co. 501.04 350.00 400.00 300 00 700 00 74.37 500 00 2 825 41 10 00 10 00 10 00 " " " 10 00 " 10 00 M.Mahn&Co 200.00 " 28 50 M Msnly. mayor 33 34 Huah J. Lovick, Treasurer.. Stephen 0. Biilgaw. Alty. John M Harget JK Lani Eli Elliott J B Dixon 8 F Hum This Wilson J C (Iroen James Manwell 10 66 16.66 25.00 30 00 30 00 30.00 30 00 30.00 25 00 25 (JO D H Stalling 20 00 Dan 'I Best.. Miss E E Diaoaway Oeo. JickBon Virgil Windley Thorn s Hryan V H Riohardson New Berne Journal RP WilUims M E Whitehuret Sam 'I Jackson Americas Fire Engine Co.. Newbern Dily Current Moody & U)bert W. S Ukin. Ferdinand U Inch Disosway & Churchill. office. Secretary Carlisle has no difficulty in exchanging small legal tender notes for gold. A Woman in Omaha staits the Are with kerosine. bhe, her busbaud tnd three children are fatally Earned. A 2ADTlO Georgia the Other day tors has been appointed to meet with the mild BQioide b haneinf hef- Auxiliary to consider business of iinpor- . -lf. with iwo hanks of knitting taw. turaa.A A.nnr.inztotb0 mode of The athletic performance that gave so . ,.i.0 1 much pleasure at the last Y. reasoning oi some i " " i t . . vww I flntArtainmAnt was Iiv nf - this moral may be drawn: Knitting . thread ts a dangerous thing; beware of it. dray loads during the day. I spect, our business men have been woc- The Journal representative will be in fully neglectful of their interest by not Pamlico county this week. Mr. Hines is taking it upon themselves to see by orga- makinz a thorough canvass for the nized effort that all approaches are in Wbexly Jotonal tad is constantly ad- such order as to make the city easily ac- illnir nt niniM tn n.ir anlMi-rinllon lisA Iceesible from every quarter. In such a Tl, .lr monthly meeting of the condition it would be a pleasure to trav- o j o -- i , .. , ,., i W,.m.n'. A.,Til!r . !. Y M f! A ' oyer mem, wincu wouiu uo a oiuuu.ug aill h. hl.1 t tl.n mom. thl. afternoon at invitation Ol me Biruugua .uu an peo 4:80 o'clock. A committee of the Direc oelwW!U "uu T""" "lu" ""' "these many years," that we might have a to come in this direction. decent road, sometime on which to drive Our business men should never rest our horses, and take a breath of fresh OUR KOADS. How Their Condition Injures Vehicles, Militates Against Trade and Dis courages Prospective Investors. Editor Journal: Country gentleman is right. I he roadB ol this county are a disgrace to this civilization, and some thing shoud be done about it. Many I owners of driving horses have been hoping M. c. a: entertainment was by pupils who had been trained by Mr.C.J.McSorley. He has begun another class in physical culture satisfiod until they have taken a step that will result in bringing about this desir able condition of affairs. The bamptlons Krrrutll kook- till, '"who edits a soreamlug .Radi cal sheet in New York, after being ' Dfofear edly a Democrat, says this: "The Democrats Btart of well. They Keep Off tbe Grass." It is respevtfully requested ol all per anna who nags through the church-vard which will probably give a more complete of tho Episcopal chaTch that they wiIl and exienuett exnioiuon .aomeume tmr- .... ,i v nff h gross. Tbe yard is a pleasant and a con the Young Tenient paasway for many persons going "",'" , .1 uurativuo. ing the spring. The State Convention of Men' Christain Association of North Carolina will meet in Winston next month commencing on Thursday the 6th Inst. country air for the hour we can occasion ally snatch from our business care and duties. Last January ourchairman of county commissioners was a prominent delegate to the Itoad Convention nt luileigh and we hoped that be might get up some lit vie enthusiasm on the subject, aud that something might be done about it for our good. Spring Is now upon us, and every road leading from the city, is in not only a disgracelul but n dangerous con ,!.f-- r e - l 1 t union, uiiBaic lor our numcs, mm iui We pay our county and city as STOCK LAW ENACTMKNT8. F.d.reconile: New Hanover, Cumber land county; Pamlico; action relation to fence tax in Kobenson; portion Ulailen port Itutherlord; Davidson. COUNTIES ETC., ALLOWED TO IK8CE WINDS Hikleigh. Wake, Rbliniond, Mitchell Washington, Wilmington Light Infantry, Greenville, Beaufort county, Chatham, Monroe, Morehead, Greensboro, Cumlicr land. Asheville. Buncombe and a lew others. CHANOK OK COITRTS. Ill Northamton, Columbus, Cleveland, Rutherford,'Polk, Cabarrus, Bladen, Pen der, sixth 'judicial,- Alamance, Caswell Washington, Tyrrell, Dare, Hladen, Johnston, eighth, ninth, tenth and clev ciil Ii judicial districts. NEW TOWNSHIPS, ETC. Ill f Jackson county, Greene, StokfH Union, Wilkes, to change boundary of St. Mary's, Wake. 20.00 22 t,0 1 50 .75 .75 1.12 5 00 10 00 1 25 9 20 4 17 1.50 23.71 81 50 1 13 86 85 M Hahn & Co 53 50 W P Burma & Co 24 27 Lewis Meroer ontruoiton Oo. 28 70 J M Harget 3 00 U JLoviok, 8& P 314.06 A MUler, agent 158.50 IiaaoWootan 6 00 RalUf Fund Appropriation 100 00 By balance 1 376.29 82 825 41 that the the beat I hereby solemnly swear above statement ia cor root to of my knowledge and belief. Uuqh J. lovick, uity rreaa. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13 h day of Mar., 1893 Ferdinand Ulbich, J. r. LOST. Friday night March 3d, 18113, on street between Collegiate Institute and Union Point, a star shaped gold medal with thejinscription "Hannah Moore Academy 89. On the other "Qui nautili vincct A lilicrttl reward will be given for its turn at this office. THAT BRINGS DOWN THE BUSINESS, "Best Goods, Fairest Prices." From any shelf, coun ter or table in the store w can Convince You of This ! Our ammonitioD in hunting for trade is the same in '93 as it was in '92, tbe same as always before. We huDdle only the best goods which we sell at the fairest prices. Very respectfully, Hackhurn & Willett. Gold, Silver, Coal or Petroleum May be found on TOUR LAND. ( yon desire to learn whereto look for anil how to find any of the above MINKB- AL, send for "THE MINERAL PROBPEC- TOH'B GUIDE." a book of great value to beglnnen. The dlreotlona are carefully told lu plain language and eaally understood. Every farmer, every land owner, and every bright country boy that wants to make a rloh tlrlkn should have this book to study. PRICK ONE DOLLAR BY MAIL. I. II. RANDALL, Augusta, Maine. marVdwIm "Come nivc us a taste of your (uality.' SlIAKKHPKARK. Yea can judge the qnality of to and fro and there 18 no oUiectiou to its ,A , ,ir;v',n,r hnnwa proper use. Some, however, to save a can be found in the State, and wo would some things by taste, bat the only few lep, crosu over the grass and flower be giaa to ue tnem lor a tinvo into tnc way to jaage a snoe is juy wear. have tbe President, a majority In and ending on Wednesday the 9th. En- greaUy to their detriment. This 7"' "d drho Saa- Tne 80068 we Bell-thc old re,iable the Senate and House, and a lair tertainment will be provided for all dele- nag put tne yeatTy to the expense of pain wmklnff maiontv in the Cabinet." gates, and there will be reduced rates on teA gi. to 0tner trouble, and it is all railroads, w no win dc there irom JH THEGENTLEMAKlS ENDA. ULKKT, LRITftlKRIfiK. Hi" FMH ATOKHHIKA, llltf li i;nneuitii7 hcxu&l uiscnarKe. ST" A Sure Preventive of all VentTfal Dlinanes. I At DrugKlsU, or Bent tu any aldrena for lalmloil nalrdor In "TIIK HEIST" of all Imllar reDiedlm. DE. BEMkTaEMT, BUl.l.ra. K. Hml7Ur M tf. Co., Laaraalr, Ohio, V. H. A. hoped that this notice will pat a stop to the practice and obviate the necessity of further action. Auction Sale. Harried. At the residence of the bride in Craven Wy impressed with our roads it on Wednesday March the 8th at that our people will submit to th r FEACQALITT has been the enaraclthe New Berne association? teriatio of Mr, Cleveland's private We are informed that some ot the en. eareeer. It has marked his admin- terprising citizens of Jones county are in latration of the duties of evert POD-1 vestigating aa to the cost of a cotton fac- - . '- i , i u ....It I Inro itli tli a vliw nf apflr incr fo eiitab- -110 cmoe 10 woion u uhb uooiiif ' " " w ;l., Mrh th Sth at that our people will submit to their con- -d,ndU may safely be pat down f - - Poltock.v,l.e and they a M& money W .:'.t.......i.i. l.,--. wishgetalargesawand planing nOl 'T. 7. ir-f. twed for; we look wise, but are obliged H(HK,iis . a, ... - Tt . jvi , rm...uu., tooiimitnn. Now if there is anvone eess irf both.' The fact that he has , ' . .. .. . ... , I On sixth of March at Tuscarora M. E. hinB which imnresseii a prospector more nraetioed what he preaches ODght yM Church at seven o'clock p. m. Miss tharT mother, t is the condition of tho ptaoiiow wnsi u f Victoria Heath and Mr. E. B. Moore, streets of a city, and the roads of the 10 maae uih wuru8 p.icu. . nlln.nol) TOMnf. wm H. naviaeol.. Rev. J. G. Johnson, officiated. countrv and we fear we shnll have no Alter tua HiMiiaa wivujvm. " ITTat, lUUrenSO Ul , dlUI a V 1 ui nonulation from outside sources toon. Ever? dollar expended iudicously nnon the roads of thil countv would re- back to. in order to remains will ba bronsht no to New Borne I The bridesmaids and groomsmen were! Da. the coat tenfold. Tbe business of our ' - I " I f ajl. Um.I. ri.nak.-l- I " . . , , 1 t 1 A .V. check the tendency, to Inxary. and on thl, morning train tot intM. -SZBS rst which has over thrown the Sergeant Pavi had been m tne military A DeBrahl and Mr. M. N. I be (.re-itiy lessened, and tax payers, both Aarnmnnta of tha oast and which servioe of the United Btatea for 99 years. Harriot, of Jones county nearPolloksville, I att tDd county would be benefitted. .haaafam n own th nlftln One year more would have entitled had Miss Jane Uhe and Mr. Ed. Btreet, of Why cannot our managers of county i moo re, oi new i affkira learn somtuinn on tnia suoiect from Wilcox, ofBellair, 1 the experience of those of other states, uma ana air.i wn make roads a study, and who tell us Mia Carrie that thev pav as a county investment. Mr. Chat L. Van Nrppen. of luriim, Arnold and Mr. Jason House iron near During the past two montna many tuou " - I Iaaaa,) J- I. ... J - t , ? Hnllatal WHtMN mizedRoacP' which our National treasury Stacy Adam's & Oo'a. have been has io generously given us. Speaking of tested in this market for ten years, ...m. luJd: a r . and all a crree that they are wear projector. resisters. None like them as a Tile HOUSellOld. ailQ. When friends from the North visit us, CUBtomer remarked to ns a few ata.rl tla-A laAm frW A rlplDA IniA tllla I Mnnin,t)..rliiiii miuit nnfuvon.- days ago. Prices $2.00 to 15.00. wonucr see as for liats, (Jlotbine ana un derwear J. M. nOVVAHD . .. ' . , . ... I uromance aergcaui n m. a. ibv,cui., i Mr. Cleveland's advice is neither I-.. , , , :.u. a.. I ' iVr:: - J- -I- .. . ,. wno m m Kla' T" ,u . -! formed Mr. Johnson made a short lecture , original nr -t of Fort Ma)n at IJeaufort, dropped dead t whicB wns 5u . tlol. IDoi nil that la mrhat WA I i i I l -i ipk.l. . I 1 - mwci.mn'. " " i jesvenuiy uiuruin ui iiaiiuonwn IJUBX gnulu. mast come . For Rent TO-DAY ! ! ! w..ki nH .TfTP. "" iu B"' 5" - Miss Mav House from near '""""i 7 : P t,1 5JtJ K? Ed. Whfte. of Fort Barnwell, Hon ami arnuaauu. ausv io wumv wv1 .-. The Honse reoently ooenpied by Mrs. S. J. Dudley, deceased, atl corner oi Broad and George streets, ia offered for reut TO-DAY. Apply to H. B DUFFY, Or M. E. WBITKHDRST. Kitchen Furniture Of the late MRS. S. J. DUDLEY will be soli at Public Auction, Wednesday, 15th inst, beginning at 11 a.m. Sale to be had at ber late resi dence, corner of Broad and George streets. Terms of sale, Cash. 3t W. G. Beinson; Executor. KEEP YOUR i . . .1 nr. I neea IB every uy wai. ui wur .v. T.tl, f Amerle.n . , ... I, , fTUIa I. l,al r 8 T "Ti . ' I Thl nu ia yuo aixii mteiatmw, placed. :488 , wbrth wth eTergre,ni tIld tower. lesMin vur jvuug unu s books in toil city m three oays canvass, j and groom looaea very cneenui buu p-i told the wnteyt women Deed ,to Iern.--AtlajnU inotonlv Vki lTf very much, their team wa ' : - : - . . . -M swwA. i. Wewisa-themahappTure, u.- fcarfnl condiUon el tfuuTusi., P"ri ..- . . k . ,j - , 1 . thev were obllced to . r-r ' ' i IhRnrllm-hnlaUoaSiTonl Deanie aDDre-l Wanted, 2,000 CORDS Sapling Poplar Oord Wood, Limai ' ' ' ! ' . ; i I sand dollan worth of trout have been The church was decorated beautifully brouirht to New Berne in carta and w ac me onue 1 0ns from ISew Ktver. xne driven Dave tnat tne wear ana tear on terrible, because of the the road over which travel. Many of ' 1 : - . a.. - . I ik.Uu.ia ksMlra 1nsii ViAMaa sinl mnlna i - J ' I- f " T WOV liTTlraFvTli f l II TI.1 LI U I I .1 .K Ka. I LUtJir UUtB Uivav v ( uwibwsi wa iiiuki TUB average demagogae always cate that which It good la the llteraw I U " pnth. rwl flnm Throat. "Rive out"-Uhough the average weight To k, dellvewd at the aw Jeraev and trleaU array lhe country people line when It ft brought to their" notjo etJ.' 4 Excellent In all affections of ih I hI2d" 7" B0vTOT,i M 7 Korth Carolina Fiber Company Worka, againat town people- That 1 . . . .. 1 1 anil iipaiinir uu num. mm kii ar. udmiiu i ... . . r . I . n ... n Ia In the last oanvaas for eov. uiotionary, tue mci compreucusiT, . .. Prire.. inc.. 950. and Uan tnere d noining aanei Are our ing w o., i,; iudlw wry ; , this line the AuZ -via ofita knul imu.-i.e.t. 50c per bottle. . u . w f tJ aVka. . 0" 1 ROBERTS & DRO, IUVE MOVED TO TIIEIU Brici Store, Opposite OH Stand. Wo havo a One stock of Family Groceries, Provision, Boots and Shoes. Agent for F. W. 8tochs Flour, or Michigan. Also importers ol WEST INDIA MOLASSES- Are selling Goods at Close Figures. Call in and look at our stosk. m5tf For Salt, HOUSE and LOT on Pollock street Apply to ASA JONES, AgU March i, 1804. dtf Seed Potatoes. A few Extra Nice Home Grown Seed Potatoes. Also. Choice Northern Seed. ni4 tf J. B. LATHAM. MOM OH LIFE DMCI lsis.irLxi.oa. FOB Heavy Bains This Summer, . AMD PREVENT LEAKS nEADY noon::a I V.. I X,. tr n Bl.nn.. gt A nimali 1 still 1 ThM.1 an.l r.nnira Imlnninff hMlth SaV WW BOOQ TOaaS mom lUEO UUUUIB Willi ... ,, ... .. mw.,. wi'l -. i r.-r'. -?.rr"!r; rrlaw... I lira MnM ! heea mm aatllv haul- ivsw"w, . w. . . : .;,;. .1 I.- . ..j . ..-,. r.fc I tock In (rade of the third par;y continu!3hiaicanva- for the. century uoj o . m . , . ' ;. .. Ooadtttoea, ato. oa be had by PlVlT:.' aiTTwn " ! ... sr. : EASILY APPLIED.? We have recently fully completed our facilities for handling loans on Tontlae and Endowment Insurance Polioiee We loan upon reasonable terns about 00 nr cent, of the surrender valae of polleiea. -1 issneo dj tneiouowinroompaniea, viai-. Equitable, JE'j., Mutual L'fe of New York. Conneotlont Mntaal of Hartford. new i ors una, nono nenern Alutasu. Peo MutaaL Provident Life of Hart, ford, Union OaalraJ, Matnal Beaeflt of aT , L T T n a.1 v i . ., . . J.lwwa al. j XrJUatJB Jaiiaw SJUItM States Life, Wahln(rton Life of Mew xora, aaa omergooa Ooapantea,- - : AU loans made for m period of twelve. months, with privilege of renewal, fto policy aoeaptea tbat baa been outstand ing lesa than three yeate. If yon do eare toaecnr a loan we will boy yo-r poiivj I or oaan. Wj also deal In Iui- ; r Including niiroaJ t t State, City, Couus? i 1 ' anJ warraiiia, w T-r T ti ' i ,'i.rt '.' Hat, " ''ti'- ' I,:',1 I I V ' 1 . i . m. roo.rH dw'Juljr