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r -J-v--; ;v -k, -j- - . . :'- , - . yJ.f, ,, VOU XlLrNO 7 j L . Mi t ! NEW.BERNE, N. C;, SATUEDAY, APBIL 8. 1893. price 5 cents; l'..NTTT w Q w - BtSINfSS LOCALS. TEltY fine lieef and mutton this morn ino. , (ivH na vonr order, c i ;. ' , a-. - -.: . D. VllllH Oil DUH: EXTRA Stall Feil Beef this Dioroing. .....if i . N. Whitobd, " Tf ULTON Market Cohimt Bwf, Strtafl Hmim, Coilflali, Pine iA-iif-.Lanl, Viry Rt Butror, Fresh Canncit.tliKjdi,, Pwcot Mixed. Pickles, Prune. : ilince Mtni, Driwi Apples, Ti)i"ca,',Pluin -iTndHnitj Frcsb. JtoastctlOoffee, Finest i Ttfti jf for niflMngt Iced Tea. C, K, SlovkB. , OOMS to rent on tlie corner of East bFront and Polloekstrcet, for informa- lion, r t ' Apply at .i:fli,ti -i aO ij . OaksmItb DniUJiiiQ. WE are the only agents in this district for the Columbia and Hartford ' Bi cycles and the Caligrapli Type Writer By coming to us at firi you will save time and stamps. Catalogues frft on ap plication.. Either, sold on the Install ment Plan. : W T. Hnx & Co., i V Hn f . $ : v' South Front Street. .; TOMATO PLANTS For sale at $4.00 per if. or 80 cents per hundred; r Oood viirorous plants. Varieties: Acnio : and Trophy. Warefleld Cabbage plants at ' 3.00 porM. or $1.50 per M. for 6,000 and over. Address Norman H. Butch. mlOlnv Young's Island, Coleton Co., S. C. TUST RECEIVED. A nice line of Prayer Books, bound-in French Seal, Venetian Morocco and French Morocco. Prices 7So, and $1.00. Also a nice line of music books at Hall's Book Stork. mio.tr. i A FULL lino of Spring and Slimmer . Samples, consisting of Cheviotts, Black. Blue end Brown Serges, Fine Check Cashmeres, Imported Baitings. Worsteds in all grades. Satisfaction guaranteed. - F. if. CnADWicx, (Tailor) At Hall's book store. USE DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, tc. Excellent in all affections of the .Throat and Limits, inducing health; c- . tion of the mucous membrane, soothing - and healing the same. Is an ahtiskftic 'and obbmictdb. Prices, 10c., 20e. and 00c. per bottle. . JO To Street's Horse Store for Livery. VII - ffl HE Celebrated Saboioso Flor De 1 Habana. Cigars. Six for Twenty-five cent at C C. Gakbk'i lmra storb. TjtfNE roadster's at Street's horse store, '17LEQANT Saddlers at Street s Horse -iiiStore. , ; DANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin Diseases cured by the use of Daffy's MiXMntment. For sale by " F. 8. Dotw, Druggist. MlSH, BaiTamental, Port and Scupper , nong Wines for sale by - . - . Jas. RaoKOKn T CALVIN -Schaffer'a Wild, Cherry A a. Hock and Kye, put up expi expressly- tot throat and lunu diseases, tor sale by ' .. ' ' Jab. Rbdmoxd. TiTTFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, for sale by, , . , -.- , , i-.. Jas. Rbdmond, TT VNYADI Janos Mineral Water, ihe s bwt Mataral aperient. ror aaie oy Jab. Rbdmond. B;URE Corn Whiskey for sale by - Jab. Redmond.. TV UFF Gordon Imported Sherry, Tor xj sale by was. kbdmokd. T MPORTED Holland Gin. Burke a Baas 1 Ale and Burke's Guinness Stout, for . sale bv Jab. Rbdmokd. '-- -i 7fv rVfWl CIGARS at very loW HguVe ivvyM ior t wholesale . ana jrctun trade fi sale by . ' Jas. Redmond, 1 ARRKTT8 Cognao Brandy used very ' muck in the sick room. For sale by Jas. KKDMOHD, .. 'r, -: , ,, o The R-publloaus have never av leoud. a President ' who bad not seen military jrvioe. i ii in it m Mr) Maxwell has well .weft Mtutia it luai tne uonnijr poetmae ters mnat be Dam'oorata. Sharp Kansas Oitf negroes have started an emigration aobsu to fiarrTVff a lot of impennioas dar kles to Brawl ' The ory. In Virginia Is Hgrow less tobaooo" and it will prove alwat M effeotual as the ery furtlt er Sooth "plant less cotton." - - Andrew.- Johnson , Patterson ; grandson of, the late' ez-presldent Andrew- JobDSon. is to too mode ' vpension agent at Knoxvllle. Tenn ' .Since the Homestead strike Oor uegie heilost$t,270,000 by nusklll d labor, besides the big govern ment jobs whioh his old men ae now working on In othet mlllsy ' E'liaon can work Sixty boon sn : a stretch. lie says" that varlesy Is the secret of wise eating. The na tions eating ihe greatest variety of food are the greatest nations. Speaking ol -Andrew Jackson The Atlanta Oonstitntion .' says: "The lesaoo pf his political career f t the man who-: would lead V ocrats, aud hold their nn waver ' ':'"ianca, most blmscu Dfl 1 rrat. In bis Drianinles, and I. I", l.-l r-T ...LI -I..-!.-' AC, i p'T Bay: A tblr t ; - 1 I a d. ' t r V.V wl." r, r The , Atlanta Oanatitatioa' av: I lLBinWe iOW "niBDtioaod", fOI f ' .. . ; I L. r' . " TSr. i l, " a" VTf "K'V" ;, .rnu ruurgu iNimipiur taa u.u nuwa; owiot) "'f 1 Hh YTT " "S, ' ..IU Wti 0hf'; W f Jf fHH.1"'Jf! .'?i W: Ti, Haiti Ai.ti. Bin F.lliiHKH IftlllifiHU. jx ) 11 j j-j"" t , i ITT i t. r r 7 1 rl..f IIU .n, . .. u 1. uttVAnth I vu,VJy,uy iT"3f : " ' -'T'." . I heaven apgel Wit h twp pair ol re I versible wingH, but haculKht 06 one I of the devirei Imusi anaUill bDOn- taminated , by toaflhlDg' oopy or The Sentinel ' - l.i , .. y ii i 1,1 n It looks as if there waa mooh Viorougiiig'',, j aud . poshing and crowding anp eqaeezing in store for the "Windy Oity". and ita big fair oODBideriog the fact that, al-1 hoagh the Eipoeltfon is not yet 1 opened, the gate receipts already amount to nearly a quarter or a million dollars. According to the latest program me, the Cuban filibusters are to be makca atart from Key West on Monday night next. In the matter of ponip and oircdrtstance and pre tentious preparation the Key West fllibnster parade giTes promise df 0lthlly holding its own among the oaval pegeants that promise to distinguish this era. m ' . "W -m T V w T , -m I .1 II i I , l If W S a- j-m. M. i M-s . -J m i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howard. C. E. Slover Corned beef, &c. S. Cohn & Son Fine beef and mutton. N. Whitford Stall fed beef. Churchill Parker A free sample, etc. vMaxim.uia teniperature jesterday . 71, minimum 45 1-1, range 28 The King's Daughters will meet at the usual place this afternoon at 4 o'clock. . All who are. to take part in the V. A concert; and the members of committee are requested to meet in the Hall tnnltrht at 0 nVJorlr. o t. There' will be no service at the Church ol Christ tonight.' The1 meeting will cob I tinae atter tonignt, uowever, lor ait 0c 1 definite length pi time. i . . . , 1 I Jtrs,iLD. TJelson a repainting her re-1 idenca ialteut colore. . It will, be one of I the brightest and best in appearenceon I toe street when toe work is coapteteJ, Tb Joroiui, ' acknowledges receipt for complimentary Ucketa to tho OoTnnv bian Exposition at Chicago and ."May Week" celebration to be held at Savan nab, Ga. T.I T.r:i, I ii'Uthi hnniiioTimnl. tfcrfcAritions ,neumuuuB numu im ramuni of tWaa andewjlurtonaof the-Gener- t Aiuwmhlv nf North f!mlin mutual t r the late session. As the trucking season approaches it I becomes igoftimportant that all business I luurrcvp. hp vuma uv repramiicu iu vuc hi- i vostiaWeolttmns of the Jodiinal. Our I rates are low and do not vary at any sea son of the year. Mr. M. DeW. Stevenson has removed kis dwelling house on South Front street I below Mr. WhittJ'B store nearer to it and improved it somewhat and build another dwelljng,)pn thiibmeBite lplant were to be able to furnish this bet- The members or the Press are gentle , "A emoted manamed AadreW Wif-Iter quality and also to be able to I men of character, and are thoroughly hams, was killed on 4 Toj train of tne railroad above the city Friday. As wel understand lt the train came apart and the Jar as.it came together knocked him front the box cat with the fatal result. Th rU..W whiehh.vednM 1887 tn ft. amiIm nmrn.A ra. W v . rfrtfsAU:-.-rn n w.rH.v v, -v1 r ' j' It is proposed to place them alongside the sidewalk .with the box at lu edge .a h. fer Mrt.'..j. w. t be weighed extending towards Us road- . . ... ... bed.. , -1 . , . .r - ji. . v. s-4mr ' ' Ffbtiruie JSfwsnna UDserver wi .tai&j, A kuL,&Xu' Ji t tt -iwA i ir vr J 7 p'li , T inie jsonu ywoiiuis u .u.t.- tntatad an action in me Dupreuie uiun ui New York against W. Duke, Sons ft Got, A.aiaa AAA l!.L I- i . i a.. 1. J.. . I , wa . uiuiVN sTBCiticuivui v na viw irawwivi b ship. Colonel. John W. Hinsdale, of counsel for theJnlamtlrT, left yesterday to assist In th trial of the case,' which, will be, tried.the first ?f. next week.- .j .To Mil Annie Berry of New Berne, who is ia : aiienaanoe on mo an Diuueou . . a . ai.ri.ii 1 esguoiew xoranaaoome roe uooor 01 njmog iwo m w iiiu wntxw iuw exmunionaa.inevTOiais, cair vj ine New York Bute aomoiitles on Art which is composed of critical artists. This ia a high compliment to her proficiency and tkoughMi. Antfe'ssWU , la k?owr her al her home! n 1: .i to have . If prominently . ratigalied among disinterested strangers, composing a cowmittea every wy qnallflcd ,o Jndge 1 C. V. r-Odiw'a New Bakery at the !' '..t , ha.t ; PS t" brat f ' tiiid l"i a ronstai'' :y on Ii I an 1 WW WUUU. , , i ,Wfi low mlroad Intends to have connection I nd daily communication between Now Wilmington from next Mon- aay onward. The trains have been running no nearer I here I nan Jacksonville, -Thev will men begin ,ml"8 00 - Maysville and a Utageoach wilfplr twiceaday hatwee. mt pois' aqd-,Flloekrllw connecting lm:fA L-.,1. 4 !:i .1 . I wwiniiiuMi h - 11.. - l 1, . . TT 1 I "wl"lv,e wnu me swanier iiowuru. i The Howard ia to leave New Berne in the morning add return at night. The bridge oyer White Oak river is finished and the bands are now working between it and Maysville. Let as (let Beady. All cities and village of the interior, as well as those on the coast, should make every effort to be put in a cleanly condition before the arrival ot summer. Cholera has made an early start in Europe, and while it baa not manifested any serious form aa yet, it is gradually widening out in ita path, and is very lia ble to reach America, unless every pre caution is used to keep it off. With a most thorough onarnntinn ser vice established it will still be possible fnr it in nin .-,,, i.f I - this event, if the country and cities arc t-' i found in a perfect sanitary condition, there need be littlo to fear, for this dread dineflflA can feed nnlv nnon tlin nnllntinn of a ,e We can only speak for New Berne. It has made an excellent start, but is yet by no means in a complete state of sanitation. In a few weeks the Press Association meets in New Berne and this should be an auditional incentive to nave our city looking as well as possible, and it be hooves us all to put the best foot fore most' It is an opportunity from which every advantage should be grasped, and 6,..,r facts. Our manufacturing is woefully behind . ... I other sectiohs of the State, bnt we h.ve other interesU that are ol the highest Li: . . i ,a ia " gon that we should be backward in let- them le known Ealarfttuat ef the Gas Works. The additional plant of the New Berne Gas Works is now in position and with the completion of a little pipo work and lhi rpiil.eincr nf wiin amnll nrta tt iti incQ-meg (WbU:h received injuries in transportion) by duplicates which have been ordered will be readv for use. The new portion of the works have a canacitv of 50.000 to 80.000 feet of rail a ar 0 per day on a ten hours tod, and it can be Iron the whole twenty-four hoars if necea-1 sary. The addition fully doubles the former capacity of the works. The two plants are so arranged that I one new one can be ran alone, the old one I by Itself or they can be run together sb I desired.'' Each one has its own boiler and i f'Pn bt the connecUona made are such that the motive power from either one can be used to operate either plant at I -.a. 1 , t ,. . j Will, wnicn will give goou opponunuy for overhauling or reoaira at anv time, and assurance of uninterrupted operation even should an accident happen in either nari fcTbe new plant is from the Commercial Ot Licht and Fuel Comoanv. ot New 0 s York and is of superior kind. It will en - 'able a better quaility of gas to be made without anv increase of expense' in mak - j lt xbe prime objects of the Gas company fo putting in this additional I make sack sn abundant supply that they would leel safe by reason of the larger ca - tnacitv unskinir tha naa of sas for lllumi - lusting purposes, knowing that now there I ia no reasonable Dossibilitv of their ever ksving a Mare in making orof tha sup- I , i. , . . .p I P'7 w fwnuiw sawn. Jltf. I The gaa for cooking purposes wiU be ii t ..... i m mtx . a i P ai nie row pe 01 x.w pw moo- "n1. d ta W M P iaonth is a very bit average 'ot the i amAnnr. rnai wiinin nminan na .Bian I t A I' I ,- --"-7 . 1 in nn no ui um conKinir mr in I.. .. 0 .!., . . 0 ... - Iiamliy. . ' ' - .. . . I The ease wita operating . m a strong "poinfln favor ol the gas took stoves, the . tr.,. h. k.1 .rtl. i. , . ,-1 l. .(,.. mA th. .Klllt. to so control tt that whatevsr heat . Is U,,,,!,! ft, potai of cooking can be direeted to (ho floe m tbst It-will not bs felt ia the room at all or it can be dlassmlnated ia the room at pleasure is a third.- There art other points ' of aV Vantage on which we may speak later. i ' Cooking by na. we are informed ia be - I ' . - - toming quite popular wherever It to tried ,rigU Mr, G, now,, Wbo h, bee 1 engsged Jn putting tn tne aew plant nere rhforms us that to Springfield, Kass he LiinlBfl of tha iraa oookias stoves In I Km months. - - ' I (How bandy the stoves are la 'emergen. I""""" vw. n. 1 I. a mvwl ttitniv fnr iha tAkw vaT, the tblU, furniiilng aueh . ja- teniences. It Is cheering to, net tne bfogreysU'varioaa llacw- aroaad T vrf, w 1 VV';-'r-x:--. ' I & .V, I 1 . DUT er A. LAUMff. i . - I ant prepared to , rrpmte vent Cia n,YKB-wKa at Harrington s Machine ellia on Middle Btiwt. ' r - W ITT TK PrTAT.T.IWniL f ii W'l uooa wo or toe collegiate institute. ; Oa whateTer line the, are tried the r.nnlla nfti.ii VniL,rn niiato Tn. ,f,tute show th cood electsbf the valua- ble lngtruction arc ttnd jf the attentive application they give to tber studies. ' rtla . ni,ui,m ia i t nn nf iWir opening exercises which consist of prayer, maclinar a selectioii. 'from the bible and singing with organ accompaniment. The . . ' ... usual exe cutes are oitcn to l lowed by a short p;actice in vocal musio in both . . . . . . sacred and national songs, sometimes as a solo or duet, Ac., with chorus, whether taken as whole or by eiadcs. the school sings well Every Friday a portion of the scholars I -in the presence of all declaim, read selec- tiona, &c. We had the pleasure of being present at these exercises yesterday and were particularly struck with the read- ing by little pupils of the primaiy de- partment reproductions in their owj languago of a simple story which their teacher, Mrs. A. B. Fcrrebec, had read to them for the purpose. It was an exercise similar to those we recently spoke of as participated hi by the literary classes of the school. Children from seven to I eleven I old -wrote tlle Btory with surp . sing accuracy anu rental Kuuiy wen . unoseu wurua auu wen uouHLruuwu , . i ,, . i . , sen tences for those of such a youthful age. Tho papers themselves were executed plainly and with more neatness than is ofien found many a.time among advanced students. But their emcioncy comes lrom prac tice. The e lexises is one in which Mrs. Fcrrebec d ills them regularly several times a week and tho papers read were those produced in the regular morning exercises without any idea that they would be called for to lc read before the whole school. It would pay our people especially those who have children of school age to K . ...... . .. wnrlr thr orhrtftl la flnincr I'rnl A Hums I " "J " petter informed our peoplo Income of the workings oftho institution theprouder vbey ot lt Speak Well of Your Town. That is what the editor of the Durham Bun says and he speaks correctly: "The town is what tho people make it. Hull a dozen chronic grumblers cun undermine the walls of any town unless their influ ence ia counteracted by the opposite course ot better citizens. I "Whoop up your town. If it is worth Mess in your estimation, leave it, and it will bo made better by your absence. He . . . I who sees evil in everything reveals hi own natue. The noble and the gener on find out the good and extol it, while the base and tha ignoble revel in the cor ruptions of which they aro an integral part. When you hear a man say of every en tcrorusc. "Nothing good will come of I ' it," set it down there is no good in him "Fulsome praise is disgusting. It docs no good, but rather injury, to parade I imaginary exceueaecs or vu oumier up 1 , '1 ,1 i U.Li .... visionary enterprise, but it is the duty of I every citizen to encourage tho mcritori- lous; and with genuine devotion put his I bhouldcr to the wheel and press forward I every goo 3 work.'' I We are to have in New Berne soen a 1 laree number of newspaper men from I every section ot good old North Carolina, 1 and it will bean opportunity that our citizens should utilize and take every advantage of. I Identified with the interests of all por- 1 tions of the State. They are above any 1 thinir that could be termed selfishness I Their meetings are not only in the inter I est of their profession, but to learn of tho InteresU and resources of avery I ai i .1 a.-.- i ii ill .n;n mmiwuiihbk.hu . I that the JotraAL la desirous of seeing 1 1 Li a. A 1UIJI .V.tn nin nm b. made If properly Ukea hold of. The rapid development of ourtrucking Interests i iMnnw " a ar imnuwiaM iisuiinLr .TT" " ; , I ... . . , im iiu u HonHm wu nu un, kihi I our lumrjeruia iraas is woixuy 01 note, 1 - . ... ...... iau tnese laou soouiu oe given wnere so good an opportunity presents itself. We .hnnM nt he ion mrvW. in extfllllncr I th. Wa.. mher tiutv can he so unnW I luitifled. It is not American to stand in the back ground. You have only to I spend a few days in Winston, Durham, I Aihevuk) or Cbarloue to find these peo- 1 pie have no hesitancy In proclaiming I their advantages. They have bo ' word I for their city except ia ita praise, sad the 1 average gentlemaa of. either , of these . . . 1 I places wants only a ry row aainuie to prove to yoa that tt ISJilsclty taatstands r umyx enterpnss ana uh u is oer uw I you should look to lor tne greatest future I Dwsoeritv. ; We think no less of these I gentleman ia their bolsterlog np their I m Imomb,, In fa (he man mhq would spiak btherwl of hiiVom. bt aLpoor lolshoat in our estimation and can generally i . ... , , ...... , lb put dowa si a drag) . to . any comma I BJtv, The meeting: of the Press Amoolatioh with m amsM a great deal and it can b I HHII VI wwMu jmom II. vyij uv lour part treat them cleverly, show them mi them what w have NOWjtnd are to do In the future, and not 'deal I " r BILVS ALLOWED. By County Commissioners at Their April Meeting. Jas. T. Tyson repairing fence No. 1 Township $14.92, M. H. Carr repairing fence No. 8 Township $10.20, Seth West building Mosely creek bridge $52.50, R. G. Mosely house rent C. Sinithwick $2.50, Fannie Williams keeper poor $12.50, Irene Colly cook for poor house $3.00, Caesar Boyd 5 1-2 cords of wood to poor house $10.50, J. J. Tolson, Agt. rations furnished poor for March $07.31, C. C. Green medicines to poor house and jail for Feb'y nnd March $33.90, Dr. Leinster Duffy services to poor and Supt. of Health for months Jan'y. Feb'y and Mach $50.00, J. A Meadows hay sup- plies to poor from "from Sept. 10, 1892 to April 3, 1893, inclusive $14.84, James A. Bryan per diem as commissioner, sup- crn tending court house, &c, $12.43, E. W. Smallwood per d'em as commis- i,mer ,nj superintending poor $9.00, J. A. Meadows per diem as commissioner from-Nov. 9, '92, to Apr. 4, 'S3, inclusive $14.00, M. II. Carr 2 days services as commissioner and inspecting creek bridge $10.20, W. C. Brewer per dien and miic- age as commissioner $3.90, James W, . n . . . . LSuMle serv.ces anil lees aa cicrK noaru commissioners, &c, S37.B5, Wm. Wat son, C. S. C, stationary and blanks, &c, for offico $16.09, Wm. Watson, C. S. C, costs in case of commissioner vs. C. E. Palmer, Ex. E. H. Hill $10.40, W. B. Lane, sheriff, board of prisoners for March $05.00, W. B. Lane sheriff, cx- nen?c incurred in visiting Ruleiuh in in tercst of Craven county $15.25, Thomax Daniels treas., 84 jury tickets 1225.85, New Bcrno Joupnai, publishing pro ceedings of commissioners Jau'y, Feb'y and March, 1893, &c, 943.75, J. A Meadows cash paid for repairs to Clair mont bridge 120.80, Thomas Tyson repairing fence in Township No. 1 $44.79, Edward Urecn repairing lenco in Town ship No. 1 $10.99, John Green repairing .: rp !.; v 141IL1 G. S. t:... V- i iT,.nCi,;. '"K p No. 1 $28.00, G. A. Hill keeper Clairmont ,(ride 10. E. E. Quidv ianitr for C0Urt ll0U9C 10i E n. Uealh support Lizzie Woods 8.00, htephen Kilo Biinoort of Burton Kite $1.50, E. w. wajsworth support of Stephen Kent April, May and June '93, $3.00, Isaac Taylor support of Martha Chapman for quarter ending June 30, yd $4.40. A Blockade Still In a Mill Pond. T here have been many novel locations for illicit distilleries, but it remains for Lawrence Qoins, of Manly, Moore county, to break tlio record. Deputy Collector Hall captured Goins and his out tit in the middle ot Tuckahoe mill pon.l. Moms hud hunt among the trees, in quite an : memous way, a house elevated several feot above the water. In thia shanty on stilts was his still, which had capacity ot (15 gallons and whs well ar ranged. A boat whs tne men is ot access to this place, aud in a boat Deputy Hall ap proached the place. Ho lound his man at work and bagged him. Goins has had the place several years. He kept many hoes 111 the woods near by, tecding them on swill from the distillery. Charlotte Observer. North for the 'vorld'd Fair. Mr. G. F. Green, shipping agent for the Knrth e.lin. WnrM'd Pair u.I.,ImI mill 1 out a car load of materials today. follow one he has already sent and which has arrived in Chicago, t A car load of fine polished woods will be sent from Ashe- ville this week. These exlnhits will now be sent nut H9 rapidly as possible. Mr. Peter M. Wilson is now in Chicago to receivo them and superintend. the putting theni in place. News and Observer. "Tis not the clothes which make the man bnt they help." Hats, Clothes and Shoes civi lized men cannot do without, We've KOt to have 'em. Now we warft your trade on them When you need anything in this line see us. We don't expect to suit everybody and we don't get mad if you don t buy, but we think we can come as near suit- ing the majority as any one in New Berne. We are conse goods. huently receiving new Nw Onllara. Cuff s and Ties. I Tnnf.r Pnmna Xrt i - ' ' 1 orauruwwirei .UuiFo, .v, J. M. HOWARD. ASK FOR FfiEE SAMPLE OF Washing Powder at ' ' I Churchill & Pcrker's. The most economical washing powder 1 ever toi,i on the market. 84.VE8 TIM? d LAB0R. Try a sample packsireand 1 convinced that it is geod. 2H (ALSO - j GIVE 'US A TRIAL ; ON FINK Groceries. Our Butter; T u fln u nor tint tn tha alt ' .' ' VeryReapectfully, lift! i. emit 1 f 1 0mi rDER Absolutely Pure. A. cream of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavenine strength. Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powdkb Co.. 106 Wall 8t.,N. Y. Just Received A New Line of Patterns in Dress Goods. Full line of Dotted Swisses,Nainsook Edg ings. Full line of Colors in Cotton Crepes in all une new Shades New Goods Arriving 1 I AfTAWVT ffTAAlr I Full line Of Pongees at 12 1-2 cts. per yd. P. TRENWITH, Blacksmith Shop. Makes aud repairs 'Buggies, WaironB. Carta, etc. Horsos with oontraoted feet will got my special attention.. MIDDLE MTUEET, pr2 dwtf Opposite Citizens Bank. HORSE SHOEING. We have just added a Horso Shoeing Department To the blacksmith shop, counected with our CARHIAGE AND VEHICLE FACTO-RY. E. Gay, an experienced Shoer from the Western part of the state will be in charge, 1 All work will be Exeouled ln Be.t i Manner. dwtf 1 WINFIELf) k GASKINS, Hancock'n Boarding House. HANCOCK STREET. Good Fare, ConilorUhls Rooms and Beds, REA80NARLK RATES. C. T. HANCOCK, Proprietor. d&w tf. FOB RENT. Desirable Offloea, with Very Pleasant DwellmB Appartments attaobed. C. . .ii.., . 1 i - 1 : . ..1 . 1. amuj luouau iu vud uu.iurm. fmn ui w cay. Appiy VO la71m. E W. CARPENTER. I want you kind reader as a customer. Oar interests are mutual. I v you money oa any thing ia the Ill JEY7ELERT LIHE. : CtOCttS:ttjaflTCi!B Myraoatrinc lamnexoelledby any lam uaitao states aaa my prices are lowv Watoh glaaa only 15 eta.. I fork inoUnt m aad as eta. mr haavv onen oas watebes call aad sea sa. AU T" jwnpeny HUM win snaotaelea BAXTr.it TUB JEW r 1.1. it. '. ' ' K'rS OoU Eagle, LlddteEtreet SAM. B. WATERS; Tobacconist & Coofecttonsiv A full line of the Finest Cigars. "SURBRUG8" and "MARBURG fL". finest blends of 6moklnr Tobacco. . ,. "GRAVELY'S' Fines hewing Toi baccos. "LOWNEY'S" Superfine Chncolaia I and Bon Bona received weekly. -vs ' AltUTlUBUUAand- .i t. CCOTi aprS tf A SPECIALTY OPENING OF ,,( Spring Goods." The Largest Stock Evir Shown to the Public, CONSISTING OF Men's, Boys and Chil dren's Clothing, -i Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Etc.. Etc. Not a Few of Our Loafers A Good Solid Leather Woman's Shoe, 75c. A Good Solid Leather Man's Shoe,'.$1.00 Men'B Strong Working Panto, 70o. Men's Heavy Working 8hirto, 20o. Men's Heavy Undershirts, 20o. A Nobby Hat in 8traw or wool, 50c IUVB QUI W, 91.20 DD. Men's Suits, 13.00 up. Heavy Yard Wide Domestic, 5c Heavy Ginghams, 6C (food (Jalico (new designs) 6e. Kindly aaking the publio to give me a call, I remain, Very respectfully, SOL. COHEN, "Red Star Clothier." Middle St., New Berne, N. 0. James 11. Jones, Salesman. j29 List Of Our Tobacco's. a Yale Mixture. Golden Sceptre. Gomel Mixture. LaFayette Mixture. Periqne. Julius Oarr Ohoiee ring Out. Seal xf North Garolina. 400 Ping Out. Virgin, Yelow lioae. Occoneechee. Greenback. Tar Heel. Deer Tongne. Yellow Label. Old Stonewall. We also have the Finest Line of 5o. and lOo. GIG ARB in the oity. & MCafJKLEY. KEEP YOUE Skinned HeaW BalllS This SuiDLlilifir 1 . 1 " . . p HE VENT TKgft I WITH READY J100FO I Cheapest and Best Beoflat; a Karta, . EASILY APPLIED iDisosway & CfcnxdiUl, wm m. iwo sisra norn cut fii, TF.IIJ ; arlldwSm MEW M. B. Howard, Finv lire aai Accident; omrMtm ' " KEW BEIlKiN. C, HJJOI&CIL... Eair Erc::lr- 1 Careful attention g'y!i t? of the biHlw s, 0 v t.
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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April 8, 1893, edition 1
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