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.... , ? , . v , -1 - - - , . - . r ih':v OURNAL. ; : VOL. XI.-NO 3QQ1 ,v NEW BERNE, N. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS-: 4 v BUSISfSS LOCALS. B ANANAS 1 ct. and 8 for S ct. at . . ! . : : XUNN fc MoSoRLRT. J FINE Chicago Beef this morning ami Tbnraday. N..Whitfobi. 1ANANA Ice Cream and Orange Ice 'Cream Soda 5 eta. a glasa today at ' . Nbnh A McSbniKT. JtTST RECEIVED. A nice line of Prayer Books, bound in French Seal, Venetian Morocco and French Morocco. Prices 7Sc, and f 1.00. Also a nice line of music books at Hall's Book Store. in 10, tf. LOST A knob handled umbrella patched at connection with handle. Return to Journal office. A FULL line ot Spring and Summer Samples, consisting of Cheviotts, Black, Blue and Brown Serges, Fine Check Cashmeres, Imported Suitings. Worsteds in all grades. Satiefoction guaranteed. F. M. Ciiadwick, (Tailor.) tf. ' At Hall's book store. WE have just received a big job lot of Letter, Note and Bill Mends, En velopes, Cards and Tags which we are offering at prices that defy competition. We LEAD in LOW PRICES, others may follow. W. T. Hill & Co. South Front buoet. TRUNKS, TRUNKS! We are pre pared to manufacture Trunks of all kind. Repairing a Specialty. If you have an old trunk, don't throw it away, but send it to us and we will make it ns good as new. S. B. Watson & Co. Middle St. Opp. Smallwood & Slover's. Tel). i2 2w. JO To Street's Horse Store for Livery. iHIIE Celebrated Saboioso Flor I)e I I labium Cigars. Six for Twenty-live cents at C. C. Giikkn'b Dntia Store. nov. 2-2in. F1 ?INE roadster's' at Street's horse store. IiLEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse restore. TkANDRUFF, Itch, Mnn;c, and all Skin V Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's Itch Ointment. For sale by F. 8. Di kfv, Druggist. MISII, Siierainental, Port and Scupper noiig Wines for sale by Jab. Redmond T CALVIN Sehaffcr's Wild Cherry I Rook and Rye, put up expressly for throat and lung disenses, tor sale iy .Ias. Redmond. DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, for sale by JAB. KKDMOND. Tf UNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the 11 liest Natural aperient. For sale by Jas. Redmond. ),UHK Corn Whiskey for sale by Jas. Redmond. F UFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for J sale by Jab. kedmond. T MPORTED Holland Gin, Burkes Bass J- Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for sale by Jab. Redmond. 7C HAH CIGARS at very low figures I U.vvv for wholesale and retail trade f snip by Jas. Redmond. i I ARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very muce in the sick room For sale by Jas. Redmond. "One place left;" and five tbou tsanp applio'ints to for it. The Democrats have oaptared the city government of Minneapolis Minn. f WHAT U sauoa for the goose Is anoe for the gander:" but there is preoious little for either. THE Iodiaua political mound diggers bave unearthed a Democrat who doesn't want an office . CONGBN88MBK aie ahlKMit as muoh disgruntled as the oaa Jidntea are. They cau't redeem their pledges. Possibly tne ex-ofiioo holders understand by this time that there .. trill be no eeooud-uaud pie counter rot. THE gold in the Treasury eon . tinues to inotease nuder the nnmerons offers of banks to exchange that coin for notes. - GoVKBNOB Boies: el Iowa, saya that under no oircumstances would he allow his name to be used in connection with a third term A HOPEFCL Democratio editor vfblnkilhe new adjninistration may be foroed to lean ou Senator Hill ; Sf he will substitute the word "sit" 'or "lean" bis pjediotion will hold .good. " "'';v Mb. Clevelamd'b allusion to poilsmen waa intended for the ears ot those republicans who think they ate entitled to office under demooratio administration. , They will have to go-- ' The office eeeKers at Washing ton are like possums. Yon can' .- ahake them off. Foot after foot has been shaken loose,, but they' hang by their scandal appendage and v Am, ''' WVURWiuQuvnii, Bekatob Staiifobd'S California vineyard Is said to be the largest in the world, containing. 3,500 acre! ot productive vines. He Ja about to build big wine cellar Tui , Tenoewxee . tegialtitiVe invrntiftatiDR committee rport a fearful condition of affairs among the oonviols at Coal Greek. They are in a moat diseased., fifthy jnoo dittoD many bo poorly fed that tbey are atarrinR to death. Sbnatob QoBham ia given as authority Tor 'the statement that the Democratic Senate would not seat any Sen u tor appointed by the Governor of any 8ute." This mast refer to Senators front States whose legislatures failed to elect, Senators when they might have done so. Republican pout muster who have flattered themselves with the id iit tint they will not be removed by the (Jlevelttud Administrntion read with oouteroation the follow ing words of Assistant Pontmaster General Maxwell: "I am iu favor of making chaugen in the poH'-ofllce after lour j ears service in every LOCAL NEWS. NEW AD VElt T1HEMENTS. Howard. N. Whitford Fine leef. F. Ulrich Pea box nails. W. D. Wallace-Tax Notice. Nunn & McSorlcy Cheap. Bananas. Nunn & McSorlcy Banana and Orange Ice Cream. Maximnin temperature yesterday 68, minimum 40, range 22. Auction sale of furniture at 11 o'clock this morning at the late residence of Mrs. S. J. Dudley, deceased. The regular monthly meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. A boy was knocked down by a car riagc coining from the fire yesterday evening but received no injury.' Mr. L. J. Taylor owns a cat at his store which performs ordinary tricks to which dogs are usually trained. A cold wave is coming. By tonight or Thursday morning, the thermometer will be from 20 to SO degrees lower than it was yesterday. J. C. Ellington, a clerk in the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been elected to succeed J. 0. Birdsong as State Libra rian. Mr. Birdsong has filled the office acceptably for many years. Col. A, M. Waddell, of Wilmington hat accepted the invitation to deliver the opening address of the North Carolina Teachers Assmbly. An ornate and charming address may be expected, Miss Mary Wetherington, of Vance- boro having finished teaching the school at Vanceboro, entered the New Berne Collegiate Institute jTueaday to take the pedagogical oonrse in order to prepare herself for further teaching. Capt Wm. Hatsell died at his home near Beautort on the 9th inst., after lung illness of bowel consumption, aged 03 years.. The remains were interred in Beaufort cemetery. The deceased was brothel' of Mrs. B. G. Credle and Mrs. T. E. Mace, of this city city. The Fire Department were called out yesterday afternoon for a very trivial af fair. A colored woman about the Five Points had a barrel that she wished to use as a water barrel; there had been tar in the barrel, and she attempted to burn it out, and some on wcimx it burning in the yard, gave the alarm. The ladies Memorial Association has taken right hold, and gone to work earnest, to raise funds and aticles for sale to be sent to the Bazaar, to be held Richmond, April the 11th. It is to aid in the construction of the monument to the private soldiers and sailors of the Confederacy, and for the museum to be established in the house, in which Pres ident Davis resided during the war. The six-inch layer of oyster shells wjiich now extends on Craven street from South Front to Pollock and on Pollock firoui' that point nearly to Middle wilt give a durable: road-bed and th street having previously been graded and tile drainage coLstiucted the street will keep In order for many years to come. The work or spreading tbe- suein is going right forward as fast as they can be ob tained from the canning factory, Coating anf doing. Mr. J. A. Jones left yesterday morning for Kansas city to purchase a large lot of horses and mules for his spring trade. Miss Lilly Benton, of Bmithfleld, who has been visiting her cousin Miss Clyd Benton, left for home.. . . ''"'. Mr. J. LW. .Ttmbsrlaie went up to Klnston to visit relatives, from thence he will Koxn back to Winston. ' Mr, W. A. Blount left fot Pitt county on a business trip. ' . : - -v,1 " r " --Mrs. Jas, E. Fleming, : Newark and Mrs. Edward Gonld, . of Staten Island, who have been visiting at Mrs. fcV OL RadclifTi left on tbs steamer ; Albemarle to spend some time as Old Point Comtbrt and Richmond. . . ' ; ' " - , 7. Li . I--' ti v Died. , On the 12tb Inst., of consumption, Mr. B. M. Hrtrdestr. of Harlowe. a. O. leaves tbf" nrthnn chihlfn from tl 1 ' Blg.lke snd The Ferry. Editor Journal: There is a mer chant in this city known as "Bis Ike" but bis baptismal name is Hill Hum phrey, that is, if he ever was baptized, and if he never was, be is now, alast for the future rest and quiet of New Berne too well known as "Big Ike," the great news paper advertiser, the great steam terry projector, the man who has several Poet Laureates singing his praises through the columns of the New Bern Journal. In his boyhood days he was sent to school in Jones, his native county, there ue learned the three li s viz: "reading, riting" and "rithmetie," after his school days were over, he embarked iu the cul tivation of pea nuts, he set out with the lull purpose of growing them to an enor mous size say to the length of six inches but failed,only succeeded in getting them four inches in length with lour peas in one pod, was disgusted and quit, not taking into consideration the fact that dame nature has her limits. Ue then emigrated to New Bern; set himself up in merchandise, and lias been going up and up ever since, ami not content to let well enough alone, he lias uow enter ed into a project, which if successfully carried out, will destroy all the peace anil quietness of litis good old tmvn, nown, lor lo these many years, as "the Athens of North Carolina. ' This is a restless age. Our old town has caught tho fever of unrest and disquiet, years Lang Syne" there was an old fashioned quiet and conservative way in doing every thing; three dry good stores supplied the wants ot our people, and the storj keep ers and clerks occupied half of their time in setting bel'ire the doors upon dry ffood Itoxns. now. there are fortr or fifty dry good stores, and some of tliem are alwjiys selling out at cost; then "old Mr. btowe ' kept an oyster saloon, and it was a very good one,and got all the trade. Now there are about 20; then 2 bar rooms were deemed sufficient to supply the needed quantity of drunks, now there e at least a dozen; tuen you could scarcely ever sec a horse and buggy on the street, now you can scarcely croBs the street without danger of being run over, then strangers on the streets were a curi osity, now there arc so many that no one but Tom Hancock, the news paper re porter ever sees them, and if they are young ladies, and good looking, he al ways gives their names a euphonious sound. He calls Susan, Sudie; Marga- rett, Maggie; Mary, Mamie; Sarah he calls Sadie,and invariably frenchitles the termi nation, but he is somewhat excusable, being a great admirer of the ladies and also in search of a wife. In the good old days, now gone, shad sold for ten cents each, now they are a half dollar each; then sail vessels did all the coasting trade, and the arrival ot one vessel from New York was quite an event, now the whole shipping business is done by steam boats, and they are go ing and coining every day disturbing the quiet and rest with their steam whistles. Then we had one weekly news paper and it was very weakly, now we have two daily Journal ' telling every body every tiling, and keeping people's tongues wag ging ths news to each other. Now comes along "Big Ike'' with his steam ferry, setting every body in New Bern crazy to look out upon the sur rounding country, and the country peo ple crazy to get to town at cheap rates, so the; can ride around the streets in their wagons. I might go on Mr. Junior and draw tins article ot complaint about "Big Iko" to a great length, and substantiate the truth of all I assert, and I now make a prophecy, and note it well, t "Big Ike gets that terry a going, tueu farewell and a long farewell to the quiet of this old town. Old Foov. Mass Meeting In James City. We. the citizens of James City held a general mass meeting, March 13th 1893 opened with Devotional exercises. As we are citizens ot James City and also ot U. S. We have been settled here for 80 ears and all that we have accumulated is in James City. And we think it is hard after 30 years hard toil and labor for the property of about 2,000 people more or less, to be taken Irom tliem and left homeless, without shelter and no where to lay their head. We are law abiding citizens and alway have been. But it is hard, hard. HARD to lose all that we have worked for lo, these years. Wm. Williams, J. Lono, Secy. Chm'n. Far and Wide. Not on this broad continent alone, but in malarial breeding tropical regions, in Guatemala, Mexico, South America, the Isthmus ot Panama, and elsewhere, Hos teller's Stomach Bitter affords to in habitants aud sojourners protection against malaria. The miner, the freshly arrived immigrant, the tiller of the virgin soil newly robbed of Its forests by the axe of the pioneer, find in the superb anti febrile sneclgc a preserver against me poisonous miasma which in vast districts r. . , . . 1 . e .!, I ncu in natural resources, is yet luruiu 111 disease. It annihilates disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, fortifies those who use it against rheumatic ailments breed aud fostered by loutdoorMcxposure: . , .V T f i.:n.i iniuses eeniai warmiu into a inunecinneu bv a .iuorous temperature, and robs of their power to barm morning and even , ... 1 1 7 . , . 1 .n.i ing mists ami japora lauen wuu uiutiui ness; strengthens the weak and conquers incipient kidney trouble. "Coma give ns a taste of your qabtj.'' Shakkspsabk. Ycaeaa lodge the quality of some things by taste, bat the only ray to J odge shoe is by wear. The shoes we sell the old reliable Stacy AdamV & Go's, hare beei tested ia thia market for ten yean, and all agree that they are wear reeistera. None like them aa a customer remarked to ue a few daya ago. Prioee 12.00 to 15.00. Bee as for Hate, Clothing find Ua derwear.. , , , '- 4 w r J. M. HOWARD. : TTSK HXjrTTB : COUGH KILLER V cures Congbs. Colds, Bors Throat, tc.. Excellent in all sSeotlons of the Throat snd Lnngs, Inducing healthy ac tion of the mncous membrane, soothing and heallndr tho same.' Is art antiseptic 17th ANNUAL CONVENTION. Of the Young Men's Christian Associa tions of North Carolina,' Wius-ton-Salem, April !-. CALL FOH THE CONVENTION. Charlotte, N. C. March 8, 1893. To the Young Men's Christian Associa tions and Evangelical Churches ol North Carolina : Dear Brethren: For the 171h time wc shall meet in Annual Contention, this year at Winston-Salem, on April 0th to 9th. The first session will be had Thurs day, the Oth, at 3 p. m. An attractive list of live subjects has been arranged and several eminent speak ers have signified their intention to be present and participate. A detailed program will soon be made public but wc at this time name the following speakers : Rev. R J. McBryde, 1). 1)., of Lex ington, Va., Rector Lee Memorial Church. R. E. Michaels, of Richmond, Va., General Secretary Railroad Y. M. C. A. II. P. Anderson and F. S. Uroekman.of Atlanta, Ua., Secretaries of the Inter national Committee. W. A. Wynne, Roanoke, Va., General Secretary Y. M. C. A. W. P. File, Charlotte, N. ('., Evange list. Rev. Thomas Hume, D. I)., Chapel Xlill, and others ot our own Stale. The singing will be ill charge of Rev. Arthur.1. Smith, of New York, one of the most effective Gospel singers of the country. The good citizens of Winston Salem send hearty greetings and extend their fullest hospitality. Reduced rales have been secured on the Railroads ns per tann rate jmo. 4. Liocal Agents will give turtner particulars. As the number ol delegates is unlimited we urge each Association to send as many as possible of their best men. Especially do we urge this upon the colleges and schools, for from their ranks must come many of the leaders in our work. All pastors of Evangelical Churches arc heartily invited to meet with us. From towns where there is no Associa tion we ask them especially to come and bring with them young men who may be interested in our work. For further information write to the Slate Secretaries, L. A. Coulter, Char lotte, and W. R. Gales, Greensboro, N. C. Brothers, let us make the intervening time a period of prayer for a blessing on the Convention, on ourselves ami the young men of the State. Yours in Christian love, G. B. Hanna, Chairman State Committee. LETTER OP INVITATION . Winston Salem, N. C. Macch 8, 1H!)3. Dear Brethren: By reference to the accompanying call of the State Execu tive Committee, it will be seen that the Seventeenth Annual (Convention of the Y'oung Men's Christian Associations of North Carolina, will be held in Winston- Salem, on April fith, 7th, 8th, and 9th, 1893. We desire to assure all delegates that they will be cordially welcomed to our Twin-City. Let this be the largest the most energetic, and the most useful Association Convention yet held in the Slate. 10 this end lotus look to our Heavenly Father for His benediction, and pray that our deliberations may be char acterized by an earnest purpose to ad vance the cause ot Christ. Entertainment will be provided for all who come. Those who expect to attend are requested to forward their names as early as possible. J. M. Kogkbs, President. Alfred B. Paul, General Sec'y. We cheerfully join In exlenJing a cor dial welcome to our city, and pray that God may direct, and bless the work of the Convention. Edward Rom I thaler, Pastor Moravian Church. Arthur D. Thaeler, Pastor Moravian Church. John F MeCuiston, Passor M01 avian Church. H. A. Church. Brown, Pastor First Baptist C. W. Robinson, Pastor North Wins ton Presbyterian Church. L. L. Albright, Pastor Methodist Pro testant Church. J. R. Moose, Pastor Burkhcad M. E. Church. W. M. Curtis, Pastor Grace M. E. Church. Wm. L. Rcaney.ReetorofP. E. Church. S. B. Tnrrentine, Pastor Centenary M. E. Church. W. A. Lutz, Pastor Augsburg E. L. Church. L. Q'. Broughton, Pastor Broad Street Baptist Church. H. C. Bowen, Pastor Church of Disci pies. Prevention Better Than Cure. Many persona arc afflicted wilh skin eruptions, Ixiils or ulcers. Brtmlrcth's Pills taken freely will in a short time effect s complete cure of all such troub le. Ulcers of long standing have liecn cured by them. Carbuncles have been checked in their incipiency by them. The worst fever sores, bed sores, and the like have been driven from the skin by them Only begin in time and a few of Bran dreth's rills will prevent many s sickness, randretn s l)lls are purely vegetable, sbeolntely harmless, and safe to take at sny time. BBOAD STREET FRUIT STORE. Just arrived a fresh lot of northern fruit, parsnips, carrots, beets, bananas,, cocoannts, rutabagas, turnips, apples and lemons. . To my friends snd patrons while pass ing Braid Bt, please call. Any article purcnasea or my stock not as represented, ths monev I will refund on return nt anv article.- Tbaukinsr von sindlv for nsst favors hoping to receive a continuance of yonr patronage. Jjroaa street Fruit Btore. .Second door shove Middle, nest door to Mr. Cbas. Swert's beef stall 1 . , Jams D. Babtom), ' , V-! Vvt :': t rroprietor.y K vv ! ' -. v;4 ' Physicians prescibe TTJtT'S PILLS, THE NEW LAWS. Acts of t he dieneral Assembly Under Classified Heads. Reading Clerk H. A. Latham, of the House, has prepared the following classi fied aud tabulated statement of the im portant acts of the General Assembly: TOWNS rNCORPORATED. Mars Hills, Fullston, Mando, Rocky Mount Mills, Claremont, Hampton, Par mele, Pendleston, Montford, Hilina, Rob binsville, Fogellsvillr, Ahoskic, Falkland Jamestown, South Wadesboro, Black Mountain, Aberdeen, Greenslanils, Kver illis, Hunlcrsville. RESOLUTIONS. Resolution of instruction to our Sena tors and Representatives; to create a com mittee to investigate the different offices of the General Assembly and ascertain the help needed and make report with recommendation; authorizing the Stale Treasurer to pay note given for the pur chase of the steamer Lillie; to approp riate the sum of $500 to defray the ex penses of the ceremonies attending the inauguration of the Governor-elect and other State, officers; lo pay W. B. Hen derson $.00 expenses iu election contest; to pay .1.11. Wright $100 expenses in elect ion contest; to have printed 500 copies of the inaugural address of his Excellency the Governor; a joint resolu tion to provide the judges and solicitors of the superior and criminal courts with advanced copies of the public laws of tins session; for the relief of John M. Guilder of Martin county from peddler's tax; of instruction concerning the Nira ntuga canal; calling for statements from Iturcau of University; of thanks to com mittee on enrolled bills; in favor of Susan Isvlbiit; ol thanks to Peace Institub, St. Mary's School, and Deaf, Dumb aud Blind. RESOLUTIONS PASSED. For relief of J. M. Foust; requesting our Senators and Representatives in Con gress to use their influence for the estab lishment of a national park in Western North Carolina; to purchase a bust ol Hon. Jefferson Davis; providing for a joint special committee to ascertain the advisability ot subscribing to the Confed erate private soldiers and sailors monu ment at the c.apitol city of the Southern Conlederacyjto reimburse sub-committees expenses in visiting asylums; to pay T. M. Robertson, chairman of a committee on public printing, for expenses iu visi ting Greensboro; resolution of instruc tions to the board of trustees of the State library; resolution to pay expenses of1 sub-committee appointed to visit the the University and the Greensboro Nor mal Industrial School. MISCELLANEOUS. Providing for uniform rule for limita tions of actions against railway corpora tions: for damages for occupation of land; to establish a state motto; allow clerks of courts to go to the World's Fair; to pro hibit detectives in bodies Irom going armed; relation to big bridge ferry; to se. cure drainage 111 certain localities; to di vide the towship of Whittierin Nash; to improve Wilkes and Allegdauy road; re lating to board of health; authorizing the treasurer to pay shell fish commission; relating to con formation ol reports in special proceed inirs; vinous laws relating to Itshing in different waters and use of various of nets, etc.: relating to fences in Beau- fort aud Pamlico; act 111 relation to par tics to actions and special proceedings; lo make New river a lawful fence; trial and civil actions in Stanley; providing for improvement ol soldiers borne; llliiucn county allowed to purchase certain fer ries; act act regarding hunting ill Columbus; cr authorized to fund debt,- rooms end provided lor the railroad commission; public bridge authorized over Catawba river; an act to amend the charter of the W. & W. K. R. Co.; adding lumber com pany to name; act providing for the deaf. dumb aud blind; act tor improvement and maintenance of State hospitals and insane asylums; to collect taxes due 111 Wake; hauge the name ol tdu Winston Baptist liurch; to authorize WilkesUiro to turn certain monies into the treasury; stock law commissioners in Wilkes authorized to sell fence; to protect the finance of the State; in relation to probate ot deeds; roads in Wilkesboro; agricultural statis tics; lishmg in Haywood; act requiring all officers of State institutions to report the number of employees aud amounts paid tliem; eoncernini; luidue across the adkin. LOST. Friday night March 3d, 181)3, on street lictwcen Collegiate Institute and bnnin l'oint, a star Bhapcd gold medal with the'.inscription "Hannah Moore Academy 89. On the other "Utn patten I vincct. A liheral reward will be Riven lor its re turn at this ollice. Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby civen Hint the linn of Holland Jarvis is this day disolvcd bv mutual consent by the withdrawal of .1 11. Holland from the firm. Tho business will lc continued by 1). F. Jarvis, who haa purchased the interest of . I. 11. llol- and, and to whom all accouts arc pay able. J. IS. Holland, D. F. Jakvis. Ilaviiur purchased tho interest of J. B. Holland, in tho linn of Holland & Jarvis I beg to inform the the public that I will continue business at the same loca tion on i'oiiock street. Thanking my many friends for their patronage in the past, and hoping by faithful services to merit it, in the lulurc. I am Very Resp. 1. JT. JARVIS. Wholesale arkrConnlrT Prodnee. Cotton 7 1-3 to 8 8-4. Corn, from lwats 60c.. Field peas, 60u65c. Oats, 45a Wheat, 70c. Rice 65c. Rye, 70c.. Peanuts, 80c. a80c. Apples MatUinuskeet, 11.00. Onions. 12.00 per bbl. Ohiokens, OOaSflo pair, young, 80a40c Turkeys fi.ouaa.uu. liWl, WW. , .' Preslt pork. fat. ' -, ; ," Bect,4aoe. ; Ducks, Eng. tJSaltkx; Muscovy OaOOe. ; 'joese, 7o.ai i.uu.;l( Eggs, 12al3c ". i. ' 4 lionet, '' c; beeswax, 0a2) i-iei " lltiiii w , POWDER Absolutely Pure. A. cream of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest United States Govriinmknt Food Kkpoht. Roval Hakinu 'Powdkk Co., 100 Wall St.,N. Y. NOTICE. MARCH loth, 1893. All Taxes not paid within 15 days from the date of this notice, the property will be duly advertised and sold according to law. Pay up and save costs. W. D. WALLACE. Citv Tax (Jolleoter. BUY YOUR Pea and Bean Box And Nails for Building Purposes, CHEAP, FROM F. Ulrich, Wholesale Grocer, NEW BERNE. N. 0. Wanted, 2.oo(Fgohds Sapling Pcplar Oord Wood To be delivered at the Now Jersey and North Carolina Filer Company Works, Riverdalo, N. C. Conditions, etc , can bo hail by apply ing to K F. KOSCUE at the Factory Riverdale. B6W JtTSBy & HOriD CaHlllli IIDW 10, I mar!4 dwtjuly No HUrtm. No fNkln. Prwrnfa fftrlrtar. ULKKT, l.EIHDhRH'KA. HfKRal 4TORRIKKA, aud all A Sure Prevenl i vp of .ll YimhtvhI DIapium. Al DruggtiU, or stent to any aildretia fur fl.OO. IaltHIOI iimtliar rem IIMHllen. UK. HENRY RENT, Btddeford. H H&lvtlor Hffc. 'K, I.AitrHisir, Ohio, I'. H. A. Auction Sale. The Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the late MRS. S. J. DUDLEY will be sold at Public Auction, Wednesday, 15th inst. beginning at 11 a. m. Sale to be had at her late rest denoe, corner of liroad and George streets. Terms of sale, Canh. 3t W. Q. Bbinson. Executor. KEEP VOUR nned Heavy RaillS ThlS Slimmer, AND PREVENT LEAKS READY ROOFING ! Cheapest and Best Roofing- on Earth I EASILY APPLIED. Disosway & Churchill, v Craven BU, two doors from Oily Hall, Maris dwSaa SIWUBDS, ir, NOTICE!! ; KQIET TO L01I it 4 Fn Gist HIESEJT . OK EIQQT. TEARS'; TIMJC, Come yonraelf ard lea- ths partkn lars. We loan on 1 .oal i lata aecurtty 1 U !- 4.. I i - . - ' JZm 6omfMWfs fwend AgJ V I Slii raos. GATES. Bradham & Gates, Brokers & Commission Mantv DEALERS IN . t Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds. Peas, Corn, Meal, Hominy, GIUTS, BEAN, DOUCE, OATS, And all kinds of Seeds. Consignments of Cotton, Track, and Country Prod ace solicited. murlldwtf Ammunition THAT BEINGS DOWN THE BUSINESS, "Best Goods. Fairest Prices." From any shelf, coun ter or table in the . store wa can Convince You of This! Our ammunition in hunting lor trade is the same in '93 as it was in '92, the same as always before. We handle only the best goods which we sell at the fairest prices. Very respectfully, Hackburn & 7illett. Gold, Silver, Coal or Petroleum May be round on VOIR LAND. II you dei Ire to learn where to look for ami bow to 11 nil any of the above MINER AL, lend for TUB MINERAL PKOSPSC- TOU'B GU1DK," a book ol (real vain to beginners. Tbe dlreotlons ara oarafnllr told Iu lalD lansuage and easily understood. Kverjr farmer, every land owner, and every bright couulry boy that wanls to make a rloh strike should have this book to study. PK10K ONE DOLLAR BY MAIL. I. II. RANDALL, AurusIs, Maine. marUdwlm ROBERTS & DRO, HAVE MOVED TO THEIR Brick Store, Opposite Old Stand. We liavo a fine stock of Family GrocerieB, Provisions, Boots and Shoes. Agent for F. W. Btochs Flour, of Michigan. Also importers of WEST INDIA MOLASSES. Are selling Uoods at Close Figures. Call in and look at our stoak. mStf For Salt, liOl'SE nd LOT on Pollock street. Apply to ASA JONES, Agt. March 4, 1891. dtf Seed Potatoes. A fw Eitra Nice nonie Grown Seed Potatoes. Also. Choico Northoiu Seed, niilf J. E. LATHAM. MONEY ON LIFE INSURANCE. We hare recently full? oomnlatad onr facilities for handling loans oa Tontine and Endowment Insurance Polioies. We loan upon reasonable terms about 90 par cant, of the surrender TsJua of polioies C. D. URADUAU. iHueu vj um loiiowiafjoonipaiues, rfs: Equitable, ..Etna. Mutual Life of Hew York. Connecticut Mutual of Hartford. - ivnuna, jaunu nesrern jsutnaL Penn Mutual, Provident Life of Hart m Union Oonlral, Mutual Boaefit af , Newark, N. J , Brookljn Llfs United States Life, Washington Lira ot New xork, ana Other tood Con pan Ue. . All loans made for a period af twelra months, with priTllegs of renewal, ho policy aoeepUd tkat has keen outstand ing less thaa three years. If yoa qo not ears to Secure a loan, wa wUl buy your policy fot csth, j-. " . weaiaooeai minTestmeut seeri " taoludlng railroad stocks sad I State, City, County and Town t and warrants. .. . . i Inter-State Trust i U " ?'t r- . .. j v ' ) Bt TortOoata, oca V""'ut h. , ;. i-t) Has about 5J y n and oriiMiciDB. Tricon, 10c. 25c. and Hides Dry flint, Sc.; dry salt 4o.; Arpiy to i .. j II. B.vriTn, t. I. trrwn, a l-zc .
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 15, 1893, edition 1
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