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NEW BERNE, N. a, SUNDAY.,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
HALF Soda Water Tickets for Chil
dren 80c. per dozen, at
Numn & McSorley's.
VERT Bst Butter in the City, just try
it. Choice Tea for making Iced Tea.
C. E. Si-ovEit.
Ton BUSHELS Sweet Potatoes I la-
'mans and Norton and Red Yams,
80cts and $1.00 per liushel.
tf 0. D. Bowm.N.
STR. HOWARD will sail lor Trenton
Thursdays instead of Fridays.
THE profits and pleasures of Bicyclim.
arc not to lie questioned; Im, the ehoVe
of a Wheel should lie carcfuilv enttsi.!
ere l. We can furnish any inlorinatioii
von may desire on the subieet. Tin-
"Waverlv Scorcher", til lbs , price !!() i
is better than inanv $125 wheels. The
'Citlumbia'' 150 is absolutely the I'.I'ST
made. Catalogues, prices and fair terms
given for the asking.
W. T. Hiu, & Co.
Sole Agents.
PARIS GREEN and Land Plaster for
killing Potato Bugs nt
tf. J. C. WltlTTT & Co.
WANTED: Two copies of the Daily
Journal ol Oct. 22, 1802. Also
one copy of the Weekly ot Oct. (i, ! '"M.
and two of Dec. 22d. Reward paid for
amc.
FOR SALE CHEAP. An excellent
buggy or saddle horse six years old.
medium size, very quick and perfectly
gentle. tf. W.. I. Smith.
A FULL line of Spring and Summer
Samplts, consisting of Cheviotts,
Black, Blue and Brown Serges, Fine
Check Cashmeres, Imported Suitings.
Worsteds in all grades.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
F. M. Chadwick, (Tailor.)
, At Hall's hook store.
USE DUFFY'S COUGH KTI.I.F.R
cures Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat,
etc. Excellent in all alTcetions of the
Throat and Lungs, inducing healthy ac
tion of the mucous membrane, soothing
and healing the same. Is an antisi:itii
and germicide. Prices, 10c, 25c. and
50c. per bottle.
QO To Street's Horse Store for Livery.
TINE roadster's at Street's horse store.
ELEGANT Saddlers at Street s Horse
Store.
DANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin
Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's
th Ointment. For sale by
F. 8. Duffy, Druggist.
MISH, Sacramentnl, Port and Scupper
nong Wines for sale by
Jas. Rkdmomi
f CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Chun
Rock -and Rye, put up expressly for
throat and lung diseases, tor sale by
Jas. Redmond.
pv TjFFY'8 Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
use, for sale by
Jas. Rkdmond.
H
UNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
best Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by
Jas. RKDMoND.g
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
IMPORTED Holland Gin, Burke s Bass,
Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
7C AAA CIGARS at very low figures
I 0)JJJ for wholesale and retail
trade fr sale by Jas. Redmond.
GARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very
much in the sick room. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
The New Orleans Picayune has
acquired the good will and circola
tion of The Delta, which has jii-t
suspended publication.
There's a peck of happiness to
every pint of misery in this world,
but some folks are in the retail
boMnebS and find the pint measure
handier.
A French medical journal says
that there is one doctor to every
2800 inhabitants in Germany, one
to 2600 iu France, one to 1000 in
England, and one to COO in the
United States.
Democratic Lonlsvtlle is enter,
taininfc the Eepublican League
convention with genuine southern
hospitality. If the convention can
be Induced to meet a few more
times in the eon tb, we may make
good Democrats oat of them.
Mr. Cleveland is a brave man
ha Is not a hypocrl'e, and when
bo aald that the democratic
pledge most be redeemed he
meant Just what he said, the
"ambuscading organs to the oon
i trary, notwithstanding. Atlanta
Constitution.
wWbat'a the use of patriotism to
men with nothing to eatt" askf d
a sneaker in the relobetaa in the
1 debate on the army bill. This sort
of talk defeated the bill. When
' It people are in snob a mood it la nse-
U'a lor kinge to boast of their
; divine ngnte. r .v :
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vji Gov. Flower has signed the bill
' introdncfd at the request ol the
- .', World which makes it a mlsde-
" "'.'mesnor'1 far "the proprietor or
r ' " vrr of a pewppaper to
7 7."i! (!' inli
k ('try alone
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LOCAL KVS.
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T. .1. Turner- .'1;-
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W. H. Whin
J. F. Taylor
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The Min-I.:eri:i-: del.ri- of the lire start
ed up ;is;;iiii la-t niL-hl, and oiUsril an
alarm to braintiu. ll '.y ijuii lily ex-tingui-hed
hoyvi v.-r, yyiluuut further lo.
Nine ol our eiiiie;
purse in bil.all' of i!n
Bogart, who l"-t hi- 1
while ill Nc yv P., I n- i.i
ru-ng a
ilv "f Col.
i.-it,
ife by ident
n -ooi' .;- ii the
eallef the Sia'i toduly.
The Mori-head City X. us says that
Mr. 1!. I.. Perry i:; hni-h.n:; up lliiu'S
at the Atl.inlie II. .'.i ! ! ;r an iin:ii"ii-e in
11 ll x of summer vi iior-. lb- will lie
ready to receive gu: -ts by the li:st of
June.
'flic ncyy ( uii.ii l line Campaui.i h.i
made the iuii from Sandy Hnok ti
(Jin enstoyyn in live days, -evi ;i hours and
for!y fyvo minutes. This i- unpreeedcn
ted in the hi-tory of ti'iiis-Athiutic
travel.
Ve hear that SherilV Campeii has
brought suit aeaint parlies in Pamlico
county for pie-'sing ami publi-hing reso
lutions ol condemnation in reference to
his placing irons on (.'. It. IIoib.'s when
taking him under arrest, from Oriental to
Bavboro.
Messrs. I-;. II. A. .1. A. Meadovysn
ccived 11)00 p - mil. Is of Paris (1 recti lust
night toe largest amount that ever calm
to the city. They evidently intend to
have a destructive warfare waged against
pptato buifs and other crop destroyiu;:
pests.
Financial " li sailers count thick and fast
in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. Friday
ten banks eight of them National
closed their doors on that day, and all
the officers of some ol them are inissin
It is said that other bunks which some o
these owed have gone to the wall also.
In the absence of Rev. R. A. Willis
vho is assisting Rev. G. AV. Smith in a
protiactcd meeting at Greenville, Rev.
W. E. Ed'iiondson will occupy the pulpi
of Centenary M. E. Church today. Set
vices both morning and evening at the
usual hours.
Mrs. Ella Clark, of Louisville, Ky
who is here with her husband, will preach
tonight at the corner of Broad and Han
cock streets. She will use Dr. Leo's
stand. She announces that she will
preach on "The Power of the Holy Spirit''
She invites all and requests thoso attend
ing to read Romans 8: 18, and 14 before
coming, that they may more intelligently
here her discourse.
Rut. F. D. Swindell, P. E. passed
through last night en route to Morehead
City to bold quarterly conference. Mr.
Swindell in just hack from Nashville (lie
arrived home Friday night) from attend-
ing the meeting of the Board of, Missions
of the M. E. Church South. He reports
a ploasant meeting, and that minion mat
tcr are in better condition than for tome
time past, and. the! board 'morchopeful.
The next meeting will bo held Jn Mem
phis, on Friday after the . first Wcdnes-
,i i y jf w;n i that time
. Tliem urn caul to
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Honor to Hie Guard Col. Bogart.
We cull attention to the complimentary
orders of Adjutant General Cnmcrou to
tile State Guard which we publish this
morning and also to those in mcmorium
of Lieut. Col. D. N. Bogart, who was
accidentally killed by a fall from his
horse while the guard was in New Berne.
The ill alh ol Col. Bogart was keenly
fell by our citizens this feeling was in-teiisilir-.l
1 1 y the taer that he came here
as all the military did at personal peril
tu uphiiid the lav's :o. I hm-or ol the
Slale. Appreciatiii;'. this, our iili.ei
aad jdiysicians lh"U"h i ver tiiindfid of
eyi iy i.t ilin licni of humanity or friend--!i:p,
vycre it pnssihle even more solicit
ous than Usual of General Bogart 's
yyil'are. The same, in simple justice
ir.ay he said of the officers of the regi
ments and his other friends among the
t roups.
What time Col. Bogart was at the rts
idenct of .Mr. E. B. Roberts the best ol
the house was Ireely anil heartily ten
dered and every attention possibly given
us li mli i ly as if lie had been a member ol
the family.
After his removal to the hotel, the pi
iietor of whom was connected with the
iinily by marriage, the same unretnitt iug
are yvas kept up and four able physi-
j otis two . ol tliem Hie regimental
lrgcons and Drs. F. Duffy and R. S.
l imrose of this city gave him the best
medical -kill possible anil luouiiics irom
im li'oni all classes were kept up until
hi- spirit took its flight.
A military guard kept yvatch with
in ees-alion from the time of the aeei-
lint inilil the departure of his remains'
hi- hiiine and many even personal
111N were by them turned back
through instructions of the atirnilini:
ihysieian- even alter midnight becail-i
ityyasnot well to have more with him
111 those'niinistering to hiseomtort.
And very early on the morning altel
ii- death, the New Berne Naval Reserve
is-emhlcil to do honor to him and thev.
yyellns the Washington company 111 -1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i -1 1 the remains to the train, and.
nlv as the hour was the choicest flow
rs of the season in profusion were sent
o beautify his burial case, and no way in
which a token of esteem could be shown
yvas left to pass unheeded.
Coming nml (loin?.
Mi. I'. A. (Ireening of Clinton, has
ii rived to assist ill the otlice yyorK in I lie
VrhJil
yyare house ot the A. & N.C.
1(. R.
Mr.
I. .1. Rowe who has liuished put
the additional plant at the Cms
works, loft yesterday morning for New
Vori;. Mr. S. V. Van Sickles, patentee
of the plant will come doyy n in a sliorl
and stay about a week giving in
structions in tlic running ot the iiii-
,'hincry.
Mi-s GIiT.nic Moody left to attend the
in. linage ol ner menu, .in-s .nnie ivev
to Mr. Geo. Grimes, both of Seven
Springs which is to take place Wcdm
lav. She will remain a week or tw t
visit relatives.
Miss Bessie Patterson, who has been
itlcnding St. Mary's school, Raleigh.
came Home last niglil. .Miss llessie wa-
slightlv injured in the switchback acci
lent at Raleigh but has entirely recovered
from it.
Rev. J. W. Fames went down to till
regular appointment in the Croatan
esbytcrian Church "last night. The
previous Saooalli lie was at wihlwooit
mil conducted the first service in the
new Presbyterian church there.
Mr. J. Wesley Dey of Newark, X. J ,
rother of Mr. C. P. Dey of Beaulort,
passed through last night with his wife
and daughter and her husband, Mr.
Douglass of Newark, en route to Betiufoit
to visit their relatives there. Mr. and
Mrs. Douglass were recently married and
arc just back from taking a trip in the
great yvest.
Mr. C. J. Tiiorburn, of New York ar
rived last night to visit at Mr. Thomas
Daniels.
ATter the Fire.
The hands of Jones & Co's, barrel fac
tory were very busy all day yesterday
clearing away the debris and getting their
machinery again in position for use.
They succeeded so well by diligent ap
plication that they will begin inakinu
barrels againtoinorrow morning and in
tend to turn out their usual amount.
Mr, W. B. Ellis' forco was also busy
recovering the shingles thrown over
board and separating the damaged from
the good ones and rcbunching them
There were 3 250,000 shingles on the
wharf and 150,000 of them were des
troyed.
Master Machinist Waters of the A. &
N. C. R. R., expects to get qpginc
No. 1, ond coach No. 17, which have
been .in the shops for a thorough over
hauling out for duty again tomorrow.
Tho World's Fair Stereoptican Exhibi
tion at the Y. M. C. A. Hall Wednesday
night will be an instructive entertain
ment. The views will be exhibited by
Rev. C. Q. Vardell and will embrace all
the general Expoaition buildings and a
number of thr State and foreign build
ings, ' also soma ol , the decorations,
aoeneryv te.v.Tbe exhibition is for the
benc8t of the Y. M. C. A. -'. Seeing these
Miewa wilt gija a pretty correct idea of
how things look at the World'i Fair.
Church Services
Centenary M. f
Willis ;lr. Se
p. III., COIliille! !
inonson of Mor
-ohool at I p. :.
Prayer n et i' -o
o clock. piii,:::- a
these -i-r ii-i--.
Ciir:-t Chu-.-h-
iieehll. A I : 1 !.,:
Mini lay -eh ,. '.
a- I ::'.; p
Chape! :i;:', i a. m
I're-'iy lei i ;ti (
Var.'ell, pa tor
S p. in. c:., ,y
l'-'r llu- ivinin:
vi 1 1 i i i - - ( iifi-l a
there yv i r.- no -i , -.
the 1-t in May.!
taken upon I la- I t
will be taken u,i
niorniiir; lor I'.ii
ing for Ilotnc a';d I
public are i .-i ii
these -ery iets.
Hapti-t ( 'ti 1 1 n I,.
ami
liev
i. in., i
Hui'ii !'
p. in.
Catholic C!n;i
lii .-lor. I Muli '
in. Sunday -i h
votion at )t. in
S'lmhiy -ci-. v
h-t ehur, !t
-.'iiinii in e i; :; : i
I. III. and s p.
:-'. liuit. ;-'i-i
eryicc al '-: .'I p.
Ml.Calvuy T
I l-V l ir-.:.- !
in i
! i n -j
lary talk-per-ons
-o
-on. una- in
prottai led i
on . . in. -.1
V. M. r
dueled
Mor.-he.id I
yiled. lb."'
llule, t ivo i
pany the sin
A -1 1 1 u 1 1 1 i i 1 1 lt
Kaihy iy
imiie t hat oi
of the Mall i
A i
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I'llll hot yy ecu Ne-.v
eovere.l a tuilr
recorded d y i n.
At this rile lie
phellotninal -p. e l
and a hall a mini!
in hum
betyyec-i
yyolll.l I
llolll- a:
hour -,.
belyyi . i;
yy 1 1 a a
f l i-l li
.-, I v.
i. in .
-1 i i.
Pi., ii
the fy-.
daily by tie 11 .,
While Ihi- ti n
hu;o run n r. - i
new Xe'.v York (
eclipsed tin- w -1 !
builder.
On May 1'llh I
a mile I i 1 v. . n I
exactly :!
of 112 l-i mil. ,
to have a pro
rcinarkabii spr. .
as fast as lie- f
North Carolina.
The '.Mill i I" I
Kpo-ilion ',:i
along -ide the 1)
riiginc to draw ;
York in I'd I.
New Berne Chapter
At theaiiuii '! i !.
Xeyvbcrn Chapter N.
sons held Moud. .
following wire elei
year.
Thomas A. Gin u.
II.
.1. II. Iliickl uin lvin.
Ferdinand L'hii h, Sern-.-.
Xeedham Case, C of. 1 1.
O. Marks, It. A. C.
John C. Green, V. S
S. R. Street, M. of n.l V .1.
Ben llnhn, " -..l
J. S. Maim, " l-t
R. S. I'riinr.w, I'rca.-'.ir.
Hugh J. I.ovii k, Seeiel ir , .
W. R. Waiters, Tyler
Truck (notation.
The following tiuek iiio! a'k.ii w.i. r
ccived by tulegrapli la-t nit, in Ii..
M.essrs. Palmer iV Ki y riilnn - ol X.
York:
St raiv berries, 10 to 15; cabins, -i'l -.
to $1.75; pens, Kdeiiton, ifl.'J").
"To dress is goo I, to dress ywil i
better, to dress properly is hesi."
10. I ' i ; it 1 1 v Wai.i..
JThis in the ad vine of oniM.it i !i
best dressed men in New York
''dreaa properly." II yon need any
Clothes, Iiatd or SIioih, giv im n
call, e will try and dress you pro
perly. We have bodjo very proper
aaita and "at a email cost, if jou
want a uit made to order see oor
line of samples. New " lot of
Neglegee Bhlrtfl Jast In,. AIho an
elegant line of Senrfs, Bowa and
r. il.
T..e -..':.. .
i.l ail. :!. I .. :
a- i y erl l-. . 1 - l
i; i im
WOHI.D's I'llll.
..i the ' li 'sir.
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I i e ' if, I.
. -ill c :i al
V, ..i i I'- F nr. 1 b ! y ' v. 'a! y ,-y 'i li.'m
t'i- .it !!i.-hi '.o; I, a.'. I lv. in-, .nr. . lea',
li-' on I h ii i..l . - i ii- : ' 1 'ii,. ' ' .. I '-.a-
il'lllv V- Jsb.ll !r.l.. "0.1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . j i i '
-h i n i : i " an-l .lit.iii: i r-.
'l lie Clle-ala ak-' at ' Jo i a' I .he
e!:i.ipest line. Ak ioi' lick. 'Is via Ihi
loute. If you desiie to slop al, the fa
iiiouh Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs
or nt any of the watering place : along
tho the line of the C, & O., your World's
Fair tickets will ipcnmtjyoa to do so.
Special arrangements for tho care Of or
ganized parties. k. - ' J ; ,
For full information amt printed mat
ter relating to tho World's ; Fair ad
trm , JO US tT. POTTS, D.. IV A.
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Groceries.
All lllhfld Af fund nml aninna nrnat.
cakes also; Ftorida Orangcaarld RussottJ
sppiew, r rosn ami jnsr Arrived, lotiaccos,
8nufTX tc.r Will sorirt. IrnVo Crorkery
aivi iy v -
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Alarkcd Down to
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. -i .i Broad
pi i ii nee in
::ii . i i L'liar
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l."l at their
' t .t- pr.us.
Cream
!'iy Traps,
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Founders
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liollsn, SawMilU,
-j.;:-.! Tri-iir.cra, Log
ii. u',:, 3d Double
;!;: rj, 'Zhutii-j-r, Pulley,
... 'ti ltatid, Pipe, Tipei
: 1 l; 'r I "oti and in fact,
' ni Ihejnacliinist lino.
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