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Journal.
;VOL. XL-No 306
NEW BEKNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1893.
PRICE 5iCENTS.
Daily
THE
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once vitality shall have become en
feebled through fast IivIdr.
No country can progress where
the horse power of 'he fleas exceeds twenty-seven years old
A Young Grandmother.
An axchanee savs: Kozetta Hinton. a
colored woman living near Princeton, N.
V. was a grandmotber before sue was
She was under
H ; BUSINESS LOCALS.
ORDERS taken for all Papers, Mag
azines and Novels by Rom Ntojj,
' . At Nunn & McSorley's. Newsdealer.
a . tit i timn ... t J A A
inuiaiurtinioror . ,ha inLaMi ml- in flnha thirteen when her daughter was born
. r . . . . . . i Ll s ... t t ; . i . - 1 I an1 t liio AaniAiai ImAomn a mrvf iior" Ko
;Aiia niunto vunntiM1 a Pnii? nnii inH ii i m n in inunnra irnnn nn i n mm Buu "u" "suivi wmv o uiwuv w
Troohv. Warefield Cabbage planU at La..,-,. Tka ara Wore she was fourteen
12.00 pet M. or yi.ou per u. lor o,uuu - -
and over. Address Nobmak II. Blitch. uuuuu auu wiuseu. Auey "'"B Building at Durham and Aslievlle,
mlBlm young s island, uoicton o., o. v. unie, OUC are industrious niOOiers. The Duiham Globe says: Brodie Duke
Ty ANTED. A position wanted by A. They operate only at night, and has already let the contract for twenty
" H. Vincent 8S book-keeper who has curUine(i hds Bffor( protection. houses around about his cotton mill and
lUHireiunicu i.um - I hnn.lprt w-rphnnap in North Tim-ham.
rujLLiUwinu ciotieiy upon me
announoemeut that negroes are to
from Saddlers, Bryan &
Stratton Business College. For reference
W. JL Saddler, Baltimore, Md. ml71w.
Add-ess A. H. Vincent,
New Berne, Box 405.
JUST RECEIVED. A nice line ol
Prayer Books, bound in French Seal,
T . . w . 1 1. If., ..
Price 7 Sc and 00 Ata. nice line V Orleaus the negroes nw have thousand dollar houses on his estate near lggcllt
be imported from the South in large
numbers to be employed at Home
stead comes the sta emeut that iu
and he tells us that over a hundred will
go up there within a very short time.
The Ashcville Gaitette says: It was re
ported yesterday that Mr. George W.
Vanderbilt has decided to build forty ten
of music books at Hall's Book Store.
mlO, tf.
v.
T OST A knob handled umbrella
Li patched at connection with handle.
Return to JournaI office.
A FULL line of Sirini mid Snmmef
Samples, consisting of Oheviotts,
Black, Blue and Brown Herges, Kim;
Check Cashmeres, Imported Suitings.
Worsteds in all grades.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
F. M. Cmadwick, (Tailor.)
tf. At Hall's honk store.
TIT E have iust received n big job lot of
Letter, Note ami Bill Meads, En
velopes. Cards and lags winch we are
offering nt prices that defy competition.
We LEAD in LOW PRICES, others may
follow. W. T. Hill te Co.
South Front Street.
0 To Street's Horse Store for Livery.
ul in out a monopoly of the rgan
gnnding bosiuesH. To flml the
soiih of II aid. thus invading a field
which was long ago supposed to I This Reads Uood.
Ashevillc. This great outlay of money,
nearly $500,000, will be of great advan
tage to Ashcville and Western Carolina.
Columbian International Firemen's
Tournament.
Councilman Wm. Ellis, one of our
competent Fireman,and one of the judge's
in the international firemen's contests at
the World's Fair, has received from Law
rence W. Clark, Secret ary of the Colum
bian International Firemen's Tournament
Association, a copy of the rules to govern
at the tournament that were approved at
the meeting in Chicago, February 15th
and 16th
The contests being an international mat
ter it is desirable to have the rules as
simple as possible, and Mr. Ellis was re
quested to look them over carefully and
make a memorandum of any changes or
alterations he might think necessary.
The only change Mr. Ellis intends to
is to ndil oi.e more contest, a
G
ril II B Celebrated
have been preempted by the
wandfriut; sousol lUly tihocks the
estliuuo tste;)el ir, in very prob-
rit'ln that our colored brother will
bu .k greater snucer-s utorg.ui grind
ing tbau ui, puddling iron or mak
ing steel billets.
LOCAL NEWS!"
NEW AD VEli TISEMHNTS.
Howard.
For sale Steam merry-go-round.
J. C. Harrison Adm'rs sale of land.
SalKiOso Flor I)c
Habaim Cigars. Six for Twenty-live
cents at C. C. G keen's Dnuo Stoue.
nov. 2-2m.
INE roadster's at Street's horse store.
F
Saddlers at Street's Horse
I ELEGANT
Store.
TlANDHUFF. Itch, Mange, and all Skin
iJ Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's
Itch Ointment. For sale by
F. S. Duffy, Druggist.
MISII, Sacramental, Port and Scupper
nong Wines for sale by
Jab. Redmond
I CALVIN SehafTer's Wild Cherry
1 Rock and Rye, put up expressly for
throat and lung diseases, tor sale by
Jas. Redmond.
DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
use for sale bv
i .
.1 AS. KEDMOND.
The weather bureau predicts clearing
and colder weather toduy.
Gen. Wade Hampton has been appoint
cd by President Cleveland U. S. Railroad
Commissioner.
An insane man named D. D. Adams
cut his throat in Ashevillc Mon Jay as he
was about to start to the asylum in
of his brother.
Home ot Kulcigh s best business men
arc getting up a $25,000 wagon factory,
success seems assured. $18,000 of the
stock has been paid in.
The Wilmington Review says: The
crops down about Wrightsville and Mid
dle Sounds are looking well. Radishes
are almost ready for market, green peas,
onions and lieets are growing beautifully,
asparagus is about ready for market and
strawberries are fruiting freely. Capt. E.
W. Manning slipped his first lot of as
paragus to day and strawberry licking
will probably begin early in April, pro
vided, always, there is no untoward
weather to set them back.
Don't Plant Much Cotton.
Here is a piece of sensible advice from
tlie Warrenton ICecoril nnu a warning
against a mistake tnat is likely to be fal
len into in pitching the next crop: "Be
cause cotton and tobacco have advanced
to remunerative prices, and cotton far
beyond what we expected when the crop
was planted, don't go next year and plant
every acre of land you can cultivate in
quick -steaming one, to those proposed to
be held.
The committee have derided on nine
of the contests that will be held, and the
prizes offered for them foot up the nice
little sum of 5,000. Those arranged
for are as follows :
Steamer contest. Steamer throwing
greatest distance through 250 feet of hose
in 10 minutes, $500.
Hand engine contest. 1st prize $500;
2nd prize $250.
Hub and hose nice, 300 yards. 1st prize
$350; 2d, $150.
Hose race, dry run, 300 yards. 1 st prize
$500; 2d $300; 3d $100.
Hose race, wet run, 300 yards. 1st
prize $300; 2d $200; 3d $100.
Hook and ladder race, 300 yards. 1st
prize $500; 2d $300; 3d $100.
Prize drill. 1st prize $350; 2d $200.
Coupling contest. 1st prize $100; 2d
$50.
Ladder climbing. 1st prizfl $100:
$50.
Jurors For U. N. Court.
The April term of the United Slates
Should Not be a Public Thoroughfare.
Editor Journal: No doubt there arc
other readers of the Journal besides the
writer, who endorse the article in your
Sunday's issue, telative to the Episcopal
church grounds. It is time some regula
tion was adopted restricting the use of
the grounds to the members of that con
gregation, in going to 'and from worship.
The entire community ought to have
an interest in the preservation of such
beautiful grounds as surround this
church, and not to use them as a public
tliorougnlaro.
Itiere is another practice that ought to
cease, and that is many persons on
their way from the postoffice, at night
thoughtlessly tear the wrappers from
newspapers and circulars, and throw them
over the fence into the church yard.
Why cannot these people be a little more
considerate of the rights of others, and
ait until they get home to tear off the
rappers and burn them I
lo beautify and keep these grounds in
der requires no little labor and involves
xpense, let us hope that attention having
been culled to this subject the practice
ill be discontinued. T.
Conimlttee Meeting,
Tuesday, March, 21. 19H3.
We the undersigned committer of
billies ( itv representing the people met
to the court house at 11 o'clock accord-
to appointment and stayed there tin-
112:30. And the Sheriff sent for Mr.
lii vau and he failed to meet us.
Tiiomah Di'odiNs, .1. 1$. Vails,
loltKKINU, Rll.Y iillAM II,
Kiiiii) Wise, Lkwih Williams.
Iai'OII I.ONIl, KzKKlLI, GltlMKS
Ioiin Daniiii.s, Mii.kh Sawyer.
Committee.
Wru.iAM Williams, Chin.,
Paul Williams, Sec, Pro b in
carc these crops, and neglect the cultivation of District Court for the Pamlico District
food stuffs. Begin with corn, etc., first,
and when you have pitched a crop large
enough to make plenty, even if the sea
sons should be unfavorable, then make all
the tobacco and cotton you can. Don't
TI UNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
1 U'st Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by
Jas. Redmond.
Imported Sherry, for
Jas. Redmond.
DUFF Gordon
sale by
T MPORTED Holland Gin, Burke b Bass
A Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for
ale by Jas. Redmond.
7 c fff CIGARS at very low figures
I tlvvlv for wholesale and retail
trade l sale by jas. kedmond.
1 1 ARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very
" much in the sick room. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
A fire at Milwaukee caused the
i.b ot 1500.000 in less than an
honr.
The
The PmsiilMit nfHi .Tiivnnilo fnir re- you know this is good advice? If so fol-
' - I
Quests us to announce that thev will have low It.
1 .. .. . 1. : . : .: .. i ...
" iimpHi muii-ui c&lliuiuim mm uiiciuwim. omln(f gn(J (j0ng,
-ana goal racing. Also lanycanuay Presidinir Elder F. D. Swindell, who
will be sold on the grounds every day. , . h , (luarterlv con(ercn(.e in
An interesting entertainment is being ; tilc cjtv left for his home ut Golds-
arranged for the benefit of the Y. M. C.
A. to lie held Friday night o,f April the
7th. It will be an old folks concert. A
live committee has the work in charge,
which is an assurance of its success.
Owing to the missapprebension on his
part of. the time when the committee
from James City would be ready to
mm yesterday, Mr. J. A. Bryan was tn-
gaged so that be could not see them
when they came, and they departed be
fore he arrived at the appointed place.
The mail from below New Berne did
not reach the New Berne postoffice until
last night. This was because the mail
agent was taken sick and bad to stop at
Morehead and the mail in consepuence
passed through locked up in the car and
came back on the return train along with
last night's mail.
Imro.
Mrs. S. J. Hudson, left to visit relatives
at Kinston.
Dr. G.W. BlackDall of Raleigh, arrived
last night for a short stay in the city1
and is sloping at Hotel Albert.
Mrs. E. M. Duguid, who has been up
to Kinston a couple of days on business,
returned home Inst night.
Mr. Dempscy Wood and Mr. S. I.
Wooten, of Lenoir county came down
on business arc stopping at Mr. N. 8
Richardson.
Mrs. C. K. Hancock and children left
to visit Mr. and Wrs. F. L. Hunter, of
Henderson.
He Ought to Hare it.
One of our enchanges is credited with
saying that President Cleveland has only
one name-sake old enough to hold office
will be held in this city on April 24lh.
llie lotlowing have been drawn to serve
ns jurors for this term, viz :
Craven County. Alex Miller, K. I I
rich, H. B. Duffy, William Dun 1, Win.
R. Onion, Bryan Whitford, Berry Nelson
Washington iSpivey col., U II. Cutler,
J. B. Holland, John Oaskins, It. .1. Mosc
ly col., J. K. Willis, C. E. Koy, Edward
Bull, Go. Brown col., Graham Kichard
son, John Humphrey, Joseph Mcvenson,
S. K. Eaton, VV. II. (irittin.
Taml'ico County. D. H. Abbott, IS. K.
Perkins, Wallace Whitehiiil, Danic
Hooker.
Beaufort County. Bryan lSonnner,
Joseph D. Myers.
Carteret County. Sam Kason Wad
Joseph Lupton, M. A. Jeffrey, Kalpli
liowland.
Hyde County. John Berry.
Wilson County. Jonathan Kllis, Jo
soph N. Bryan, W. G. Dixonjr.
Lenoir County. W. L. Knnedv, John
Field, jr., John 11. Dawson.
Pitt County. Willis It. Williams, Frci
Hnrding,ltobert Hodge, Geo. B. McCotter.
Onslow County. Baviil Sunders, R. G
YV nrd, James Erwin.
Jones County. J. P. Brogden.
Wayne County. W. D. Lane.
Edgecombe County. II. H. Shaw, II
B. Bryan.
Greene County. W. E. Best.
ritb 700 on board.
"Senator George loses
meeting adjourned to Friday night with
Senator Hill, of New York, is to out transacting any business.
In Cleanliness Lies Safety,
It is to be honed that the Quarantine
...
Conference held in Washington will resul
in irood to the country. The South
always in danger of the yellow fever, and
unless anticipations are unfulfilled chol
era will visit our stioies bclore the sum
mer ends.
ciation. who died the nrevious nbzht. the nm, in,i -n aK. a,, l.w 1 nere is me grea.eso nee , 01 an poss.
. ' .. .. .. I "",v" ",w j s hie urecautions. audit is hot 1 necessary
. , .
AwrvraiiK. lost steamer.
Allan T,inr fiarnlft 18 long overdue 1M nnnal meetin8 01 stocK-noiuers and tnat young man Grover Cleveland
1 ii. !. 1., 1 ; ii ... n.. . r. , ... i , . .
m iuo Imi voiuiiii. imi noi imagers, 01 namax uounty, mis Diaic,
called to order last night by vice Presi- 24 years ot age.
his hat dent E. H. Meadows. In respect to the Some twenty-four years ago the young
at the White House." The Senator memory ot Mrs. Margeret J. Uunn, man's uncle, Col. Martin, went to Buffalo
in fortunate A eood many others mother of the President of the Fair Asso- to receive treatment at a hospital, and met
lose their beads.
yer. Col. Martin thought Cleveland was and wisc that every city and town
visit Washington State iu the fall.
His trip, it is said, will mark the
besinniug of Hill's presidential
boom for 1896.
A notable difference between a
man and a mountain is that the
nearer ton tret to the latter the
v r,-
larger it is, while the nearer yon
get to the former the smaller be is.
the "smartest" man he had ever seen, and
The Henderson Gold Leaf says: "Vice-1 went back and named his sister's child
President Stevenson has accepted an in- for him, saying at the time that "Grover
vi tat ion to be present at the next meeting Cleveland will be President of the United
of the Teachers' Assembly at Morehead States some day."
City. It is understood that a private Grover Cleveland Bridget's, is understood
car will be tendered the Vice-President, I will ask for a fourth class postoffice in his
who will be accompanied by his" family, county, urging his claims that he was
and no doubt many admirers of Mr. Stcv-1 the first child to be named for Grover
enson all over the State will be attracted Cleveland.
to Morehead City to do Dim honor. 1 If this is true, and we have no reason
Ur M Pnrter alnrts nn his brick- for doubting it, the youna man ought to
throughout the country shall be put
the best condition ot cleanliness that in
dustry and sanitary science can nccoin
plish. licginnow, WU. Messenger.
The advice of the Messenger is good
In view of the greater probability of dan
ger, city officials should be unusual rigid
in enforcing sanitary regulations, and all
intelligent citizens should take special
pride in keeping their premises in perfect
order and in seeking to impress the need
for doing so upon all others.
mm
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latkbt United States Government
Food Report.
Royal ISakinu 'Powder Co., 100 Wsll
St.,N. Y.
1T- ARFIN
The Shoemaker,
Wishes to inform his patrons and the
public generally that until further notice
he can bo found at the
Western Eud of So. Front St.
where ho is prepared to supply thoir
wants In his lino in
First-Class Order.
TO THE TRADE!
WE AKE AGENTS FOR
F. W. STOCHS
Diadem Flour.
None genuine unless the Crown is
burned in the head.
Sen that F. W. Stocks name is on each
barrel when you make your purchase.
All our flour comes direct from the
Mill to us. ' We pay no commission,
therefore we can give jou
BED HOOK PRIOE8!
R0BERTS& BRO.
KEEP YOUR
A LONG PROCESSION.
f diseases start from a torpid liver and
mpiire blood. Dr. l'ierce's Golden Medi
cal Dsscovery cures every one of them.
It prevents them, too. Take it,J as
you ought, when you teel the tirst symp
toms (languor, loss of appetite, dullncsF,
lepression) and you II save yourscll Iroin
something serious.
In building up needed flesh and
Irength, nud to purify an enrich the
blood. nolliiiK' can euuid the "Discovery."
It invigorates the liver and kidneys, pro
motes all the bodily functions, and brings
health and vigor. For Dyspepsia, ' Liver
Complaint,' lillliiiusiiess. and all Scrol'u
lolls. Skin, and Scalp Diseases, it is the
inly remedy that's guaranteed to benefit
ir cure, in every ease, or the money is
refunded.
About C'alairah. No matter what
you ve tried and found wanting, you
;m be cured with Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Kenu dv. The pronrieters of this medi-
ine agree to cure you, or they'll pay you
-00 in cash.
Annual Meeting of Fair Stockholders.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold
rs ol ihe K. C. F. O. (1. & Industrial
Association will be held at the Y. M. C.
A. Rooms on Friday, March 24th, at
7::t0 p. in. As matters of great impor
tance arc to be considered, a lull atten-
lauee is requested.
By order of the President.
nilHot. Chab. Reizensti;in. Sec.
As Full off Meat
As An Egg
S Is. inned
for
Heavy Rains This Summer,
AND PREVENT LEAKS
WITH
READY ROOFING !
Cheapest and Best Rooting on Earth
EASILY APPLIED.
Disosway & Churchill,
Craven HI., two doors from City Hill,
MEW Bh
marl2 dwlm
Wanted,
2(00(TCORDS
Sapling Pcplar Oord Wood,
To bo delivered at the New Jersey and
North Carolina Filler Company Works,
Riverdalo, N. C.
Conditions, ole , can be had by apply
ing to K F. F08CUE, at the Factory,
Bivordale
New Jersey & North Carolina Fiber Co.
raar!4 dwtjuly
c. u. UPADIIAM.
tiios. uatks.
Died.
March 80th, at the residence of her
laughter Mrs. M. O. Windley, Mrs. Mar-
,'( ret J. Dunn in her 77th year.
The funeral will be held from Christ
Church this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are invited tol
attend.
Are our Advertisement
ALWAYS.
This one is exceptionally laden
with the choicest food for
thought, mid news of gomiiLA
interest.
''The people of this vicinity insist on
having Chaiiiberlain'sCough Remedy and
do not want any other," says John V.
Bishop, of Portland Mills, Indiana. That
is right. They know it to be superior to
any other lor colds, and ns a preventive
and cure lor croup, and why should they
not insist upon having it. 50 cent bottles
for sale by J. V. Jordan.
An egg's the symbol of much
iu little the MDI.Tl M IN PAItVO
of natural history, henoe a fitting
symbol of what wo want to tell
you in this limited space. To
go into detail would be an im
possibility hero simply to sug
gest, to hint of the bargains we
can give you.
Our Stock of DRY GOODS
is the nicost ever brought to this
city.
Small Fruit Shipment Regulations.
Dean Thomas Complimented.
In speaking of the second musical and
social entertainment of the day and night
V Would't it be a. great jokoou the making business at Riverdale this week have the place, or some other better one,
' Hawaiian monarchists if some for the season. In the past year he made
"eligible nud ' enterprising voung and sold 500,000 brick and received or-
Amnrinan bachelor should annex ders for many mors. He thinks he cojld
the Priooess KaiuUnif hw nilUon if h h,1 made
1 1 them, consequently he intends to make
v A complete sec of the gloves that I many more this year than heretofore,
" Fi'ssiuimonH and Hall fought fori With the increase of building in New
190,000 with la now on exhibition I Berne the probabilities are that tney will
in Philadel phia, JSew York, vnloa- wu. , . tiflerl h th Umnn In which he makes things both entertain
New Orlunna and All hope of the missing White Star I . . ... . om m lnff nd inBtfuctivo for tlie Trado Schools.
', TJnnfndirhtatnAmiirhiubeen irfven no. . . . . I "The classes this year are above the
-1DC"""t"- L- K.hrtT hv-thaBrifish steamer ot ine comm , x of tatont , fact)
: a k- r17.hn 1. . JL. A. 1. won nM 01 lM Clt'- may naa as 101- th totormtal.to in these sociables con
- T" "M"". r'' lows? . Uidirable natural musical and oratorical
, dangerous. In opening an oyster lost, .ids uwcnirjpassea one 01 tne f TOaVbeginnhig Karen 1st, and In I talent has been developed, whichshowsa
f day agu JacOb M.; Banlt Of Naronic's life boats floating keel up on future, we return the standard crate and marked Improvement at each gathering.
n.u niiI.mfarm P. wiui rnt 1 Marcn 4tn and a little later tns same aay islau to the shippers, but the small dss-i "Mr. inomai nai great aouuy nu an
The Philadelphia Produce Ebange , ofthe New York Trade Schools
has issued a circular letter to the grow- pillmiwira Tmdn Journal, of New
ers and shippers of berries informing York, pays the following compliment to
them that at a meeting of the receivers onr m,,,,,,, Mr. John Stanly Thomas,
and dealers in berries, held February 14, neon of the school:
in the rooms of the Philadelphia Produce Too much prais0 cannot bc givcn Mr.
Exchange certain resolutions were adop I Stanly Thomas for the convivial manner
LOST.
Friday night March 3d, 1893, on street
between Collegiate Institute and Union
Point, a star shaped gold medal with
the inscription "Ilannau Moore Academy
80. On the other "(Jul patitul vincet.
A liberal reward will bc given for its re
turn at this office.
"Come give us a taste of your quality.''
HllAKKHl'KARF..
Yon can judge the quality of
some things by taste, bnt the only
way to judge a shoe is iby wear.
The shoes we sell the old reliable
Stacy Adam's & Go's, have been
tested in this market for ten years,
and all agree that tney are wear
resistors. None like tbem as a
oustomer remarked to ns a few
days ago. Prices $2.00 to $5.00.
See us for Llats, Clothing and Un
derwear.
J. M. HOWARD.
the handsomest and best.
Very respectfully,
Hackburn & Willett.
same will wltn. mowing seems to
magnetic management.
Major Bobbins, now wishes to be " "op " ,ue k"1' That we discourage tue nuDuuness-1
Consul General at flarann;: Aa P wer, psasa p j- p- , 3aT .ZT
exchange cays,'. t"Tue V Oobaa ! 4V r .tl' age dishonest deaUngi, and that shippers 11 -
costume oonslsts of shirt, trousers,
fall
cheerful'
contact
under his
aaue iwui, trm., who ...t.. .ui f keta or runs to o with the sale of the. amiable character that instills i
lightly on the hand byhe Shell. Z.2 ZrTh. frntt. Any shipper wUhlng to use the new into all whom he comes In
Lockjaw dereloped and killed Vm. Lt th rfB(Mi UUai gS" Tr
fiBOAD STREET FECIT STORE.
arrived a fresh lot of northern
. . r . ' ' ' .1 n! 1 . 1 I r II 1 L. UMBIUUBi vnww TOW, UHIHUUh
Official statements or jreDrusry cxpons 0f berries should refute to acceptor ue:-,. ,tili. tnmW nnto.umi
"v""v'1 , . .it.v . u ... I,- il,.l.r""i o r-i -i-r
. . ... ii t.ni.-' ii aainer aome Dwoenieai iron hwuuiwu vi i uj suuu uw u mi huwu mmnna. .
.0naw.mu0 .a,w..-. gutu- ,Vow decree' In 'iariyafl own packages. . To my friends and patron, while pass-
wgcigary wvsr Muavagiraii, . . . , . . tMma)L to b, M i i; t ling Broad Bt. piesse can. Any article
bat the Mayor tould ntand It. Auy - u hv-i.a Th"' planters seem to be going into ths purchased of my stock not as represented,
trriPkln linM. aa- hv as in an I ths money I will refund on return ot any
lumg ior giory ami mo tiLiupo., Tery ,nfcTOrably With that f Fehruary, T1 " .J. article. Thsukinir Ton kindly for Dast
. .. . . Vv v ; - . ;T.l 18M. Theri was a loss Id breadstnlls of w v" ' won hoping to receive a continuance of
. in vu '"i . Adoetlna of t857 768 In M- J ""'your patronage. ' , " .
Orleans or the noted English , tdrf J l0 7 ,H'81 ffi,SMi cmMMhi been. put In, and they all appear to bs do V Broad Street Fruit Store. Second
man. Squire 'Abingdon, the CO- JfJJZt lug welV with th. eeptloa that Ji-io
tious-u.iuded observer m-iy monlh m 0ff288,897 bales, snd dur- wintMMnMW--r-" jku ), Babpibi tx, V:
' 1 1 . Proprietor.
as'soifloant lesson In bjgieue. No
1,S7'' " ' s 1. V i t T W-f
in tie T .r- U Liver is cured by TUTTSJ , ., ,
r "ui Cry tor tt'-H's p
Bradham & Gates,
& Commission Merchants ,
DEALERS IN
Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds.
Peas, Corn, Meal, Hominy,
QUITS, BKAN, DOUCE, OATtf,
And all kinds of Seeds.
Consignments of Cotton. Trnck.
and Country Produce solicited.
marlldwtr
For Salt,
HOUSE and LOT on Pollock street.
Apply to
ASA JONES, Agt.
March 4, 1891. dtf
E. W. Sniallwood.
Ooorge Slover
Smallffood & Slovei,
DEALERS IN
For Sale Cheap,
A Steam Merry-Go-Round,
In A 1 eondition Can b soen at Fair
Grounds
For particulars write to
It. F. G1ERSCII,
mar23 dlw Raleigh, N. C,
Select Cotton Seed.
ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
SOUTHERN HOPE,
which is one of the most prolific and
best variotica in the South, at Si. 00 per
bushel.
Also the woll known
Feterkin Seed,
at 75 cents per bushel.
Shipments Backed and forwarded in
good order.
K. W FONVILLK.
ml7 dwtf Duck Creek, N. C.
WANTED !
Fifty good men wanted to lay and sur
face tiack for the contractors now build
ing the E. C. & L. R. It. Pay will be
cents per day and upwards according
to skill and industry. Apply to
J. T. DOOLEY, Tracklayer.
mlOlw. At White Oak River.
STOVES,
GENERAL
Hardware
AND HARNESS,
Susli, Doorr
Blinds,;
PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISH
Glass and Putty,
Lime, Plaster, Hair
and Cement
Administrator's Sale of Land
Parsnant to Jndiment and order of th
Superior Court of Craven eouoty. rendered
onlht)thdT of Merah 1HS1. Inthesneolel
proeeeaing cnviuea: jme u. neirienn,
Aaminieuibtor 01 laae. peaner, uwiuwi,
Jtmei T. Osikiil. et ale," in, under
signed will, on
Monday, May let, 1803,
at th Oonrt House door In FeW Bern. W.
O. , at 13 o'elook , it., sell to the hlgheet bidder
at Publlo Anotlon ihe followlna real estate
belong tog to u eiiev oi rnoe. enner, ae
MMO.IO'WIII . .
A eeitatn timet of land in so. s Township.
Craven ooonty, H. a, on the eoath side of
Mease river, and wen (id or Qreat Marsh
Gut, adjoin, ns the tend of GemboPeaner
oa inoweet, lne mnui m wiiiiem
on ihe Soatbj and a.aad Neoee
the north, eoatainint one aaaared eeree I - .-. . -. ,
BHile-On.h.ifeMh:b.laae.o.. .?tj Up End BaV6 COStS."
fJTSMIl Ol IIS OJOHmS, 1BM I IPIt TN HIUI - . - ,. , - m m - -
MARCH 15th, 1803.
All Taxes not paid
within 15 days from
the date of this notice,
the property will he
duly advertised - and
sold according to law.
TaTi
JAUM O. y A t "IBOI.
Adm'r of torn..,. , uxoaeeedt
City Tax Cc r.
BUY YOUR
Pea and Dean Box
And Nails for Building
Purposes,
CHEAP,
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