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VOL. XII.-NQ. 55
NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 3. 1893
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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City. N. C.
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Brat kroduOBd flitv-five fiirs ago.
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it when it was pulled out of the
pig.'on. hole, but it went through
dust and till. The man who first
introduced it., watt there, though
nut a member, to see it go
throngh VVil. Star.
Natives of the Old North SUte
esiding at Atlanta Georgia have
enter 1 into an associition to be
known an "The North Oirolina
Society of Atlanta," and thin
indiums the AU.viU Journal to
remark. "In taking this step the
North Carol iniiiiiH ure to bo com
mended. Many of Atlanta's fore
most men are pvoud to lay claim to
lie Mtle if "Tar Heel," and in the
l-y tanks of her busy workers
thiri'H ar Ac.iies of koiih of the
ioiMool old Stale who daily do
her hoi'or. T'e NorHi Carolinians
i ivedit, not d.'Iv to the t-tate of
ir nativity Int, o t lie city ol
their adoption.
U)CAL NEWS.
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Fine roadter,s at Htreot's Ilnrsp store.
ELEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse
store.
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Drusuis.
M13II Sacramutal; Put. and Scuppcr
nong Wines for sale by .Ias Rkdmono,
I. CALVIN Schaffor's Wild Cherry Rock
and Rye, put up expressly for throat, and
lung.diseases, for salo by .Ias. Redmond
DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
use, for sale by JAS. Redmond.
HUNYADI Janos Minoral Water, the
best Natural aperient. For sale by
Jab Hkdmond.
PURE Cum Whiskey for sale by
Jab Hkdmond
Th" (.n the ?,ii I'm li-l IVmale Col
y at ilnrlYi e ;'.i!iro by tl ;o lire is csliina
1 at 4'3(),0P0.
T':j I'i4 ?'ii;ni.-'.t of em-umbcix of the
':k- went t'ff V( -Ion!. iv. Mr. W II.
riy was the shiupi-r.
Tl,c Cil'ilr of Kind's Daughters
meet I'.u nllcrt.oon :i: halt past lour
'o"';. It is ivquc1:!"! that every
i-mliiT Iil' pr -i lit at this im-elii'.
Tii.- Ciuliivv I5i:-vc!c Ciub was out
para'i.iid ye -cfitay aII-'-r::oou. 1 lie lat
numl t-r of lurvc I'.ols 111 t!i.' i-ily niiike
iiiito n procession wiu'iitlii'V uu'in into
nr.
hi -, as p'C
Ul'rcoil ol
DUFF Goidon Imported Rheir,
for sale by Jas. Rkdmond
IMPORTED Holland (Jin, Ilcrke's 'lass
Ale and Burke's Guinness' istut,
orsaleby Jas Rmdmoso.
75,000 CIGAR3 at very low llnures for
wholesale and rotail trane i.rsaio oy
Jas Redmond.
GARRET'S Cognac Brandy used very
V 1- .L. -.!. V..- ..Is h
nJUl-U 1U BIVIV IUVIM. ' "t "J
Jas Redmond
We have had perfecting presses
along time but the perfected news
paper is still a thing of the fntnre
In fighting the war over again
Editor Oockerill finds himself to be
under the painful necessity of play
ing the part of both armies.
There is to be a bust ot Harriet
Beecher Stowe at the world's fair,
Mrs. 8towe's greatest ,lbast," how
ver. was her attempt to portray
the negro oharaoter in Uncle Tom's
Cabin.
Charles A. Barry, Chief of the
World' Fair corps of interpreters,
converses in sixteen languages, in
eluding the Chicago dialeor.
The OonfideratM flags carried at
Bateigh, by little girls on the
Davis funeral oar.have been turned
nvnrtothe North Carolina Anti
oquity Society.
' Boke Smith has immortalized
. himself by one stroke o( the pen in
revoking Raum's order which
' granted pensions to men never in
r jored In war. By this ruling the
' United States will be the winner
- to tin tune of $20,000,000.
- Arl exchange makes this impor
' tant announcement: "Since it has
been found possible to mnke pure
maple syrnp' from corncobs, some
chesoer material than corncobs
must be used hereafter for the
' manufacture of put older vinegar."
This la hard on the men who sell
pure apple vinegar.
Commissioner of Internal
revenue Miller has intimated that
the appointment - of Hon. F. M
Blmmoni to be Collector of Internal
revenue of Eastern North Carolina
will be made on or abont the 15th
Inst Now if you den't believe
Demooratto administration oan be
successfully administered by Demo
crata, just "watch the Professor,
and see ; the heads of Republican
' tall to the ground when Simmon
takes charge. Otherwise we will
have something else to say, end
! N.C. Gazette.
Superior Court.
The first case called Friday morning
was that of the State vs. Hattie McCoy,
col., and Cassie Morton, col., accessories
before the fact to the murder ofWm.
McCoy. On account of the absence of
an important State witness the case was
postponed to this mori.ing at 9 o'clock.
State vs. Lizzie Borden, col., Indecent a pleasure to every tnh ( aroliinan, and
xposure of person. The plea of insanity particularly to those ol her own ei
was entered and the jury found as a fact New Berne, to hear of the success ot the
that the ilefendant was insane and the concert K'vcn here last nihl bv M
:Yt:in isi.Mi'.srs.
! !,, (ins ia shorthand
'ti - -Fine I'l'.'fand veal.
t C'.uirhill Purifying
i.i.n V. Le-.vis,
i.'.ly ar'iil:i:v'l
(. aniiv, t .111
if
Kinston
an assistant
ank of first
o to
MISS RADCLIFF IN THE NORTH
Winning the Admiration of Every One
"She Undoubtedly Has a Career
Itefore Her."
Bloomtiekl, N. J., May 20th, 18!i:t.
Editor JoiiiinaI.: I am sure it will la-
court ordered her sent, to the asylum.
Civil docket cases were then taken up
as follows:
Edwards vs. Harrington. Land suit.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Bryan vs. Johnson. Title to land.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Waters vs. Stimson Lumber company.
Continued.
Snellingvs. Waters. Non-Suit.
Aimstrong Cater & Co. vs. Cohen.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Wood, Faulkner & Co. vs. Sultan.
ludgniennt in favor of plaintiff. De
fendant appealed.
Commissioners of Craven county vs.
Ilaltie Smith. Taxes. Judgment
plaintiff.
Commissioners vs. Palmer
Judgment for plaintiff.
Congdon A Co., vs. Wm. Eborn. Judg
ment according to prayer of complaint.
Marion K. Radeliff.
Coming here only a 1" vv months ago a
stranger, except by reputation, to sing in
the choir of the First Presbyterian
church, she lias in this snort while won
the affection and admiration of every one
who has met her or has heard her sing,
and last night (he whole town seemed to
unite in a testimonial which is absolutely
without u parallel in the history of
Bloomlield.
Tlie use ot the First church was
offered for the concert, and at lin t it was
lecidcd to use the lecture room, but. this
was almnUoned lor the church proper,
which has a seating capacity of over 750.
that all who wished to attend might
be accommodated. The platform had
fori ',ec" profusely decorated with (lowers bv
Iorl4i. !.-; i n i i ,'i
Steinwav Crand piano had been
Coming and (ioing.
Mr. C. R. Thomas returned yesterday
from Beaulort, where he has been on pro
fessional bu.incss.
Rev. C. O. Vardell left to deliver an
address at Davidson College Commence
ment, which takes olace next week. He
will spend the Sabbath in Salisbury ami M"rol,,i'lltil
n.n mill -rvn I -1 1
preach there. Mr. T. A. Henry will con-
luet the services in the Presbyterian
hurcli here to morrow morning.
Mr. S. W. Smallwood returned last
night from a Northern trip.
Miss Mattic Williams who has just
graduated at Salem Female Academy
rem rued home last night.
Mis Madie Bell, of Harlowe, who
Taxes, brought from Newark and was placed ai
one side. I he gallery, w Inch extends
ntirely around ll.u church, is divided
into a number ol compartments with
chairs instead of the u-ual benches, and
these were sold to box parties, which lent
variety to the scene.
Miss Radclille was assisted in her con
cert bv Miss Annette Reynolds, Contralto;
Mr. Albert F. Arvcschou, Basso ; Mr.
aid P. Wilcox, Tenor; Mr. Victor da
I'rato, Violinist, and Mr. E. l'resson Mil
ler, Piunist, and the whole whs under tne
direction of Mr. II. W. (iieene, Director
College ot Music,
and one of Miss Had
cliffs teachers,
Miss Radclitl and Miss Annette Key-
nobis, contralto appeared m two duel
'A Streamlet Full of Flowers.' Caiaccio-
la. and "Nearest and Dealest. Caraceio
hi.
The two soiil's mmr bv Miss Kadclill
are entirely dilleun; in character, .lie
tirst showing the light, tlexinie .piaiity m
V.I.
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ii :i,
List of Letters
Kciiiainiii!; in the Post ":'i'r
Heme, Craven county, N. ('., .'
181)3.
B Mr. l'Minan Brock, i
Miss R.ichell Brown, Jim I - ii
Mary K. IScndes, col., U'ii:.. U:-...'
Win. A. licnbank
I) - Charles (i. I,wdy. Mrs.
Dawson.
II -II. T. llur t. (ioiifev Ii:
Hill.
I. M 's. Amanda .bcni r l.a' c.
M W. M. Merrill, (
Moore. Mrs. A. W. M.-Cra-..
P Win. .1. Pitts.
T Mrs. Claiiicv Tavic: tr.
West.
S T. W. Scar' '.- .'! h,
Shaw, Mis l-linitia Siiiimiins. -, .
Skinner, J. (.'. Sniitli. l.i-ui- vi
Sarah Stanley.
W- Miss j.isl, v Wc-t. Bcchis Vi
IClisha White.
Persons calling for tin- a!a. .
will please say avci'.ir,,! r, i , 1 r',
of list.
The regulations now r .; u i .v I
cent sliii 11 be rolliTlcl ..: 'lie !.!
each ad'crtisc(l li tter.
v, m. i:. ci.auki:, r. :
ha swallow dun I
But summer is
it belioovr.s you
siock ol suuinu r u u
Some people do not clianLre tin
winter umlerw i-.ir i;n il .iin
1st, if you .ire one of 'lien.
not forget US if yoll ll ive ;l y
liny. Ne vlot Collars tit.'l C;i.':
Shirts, Half Hose niul Susp.e
ders. White, black and I'u
liyeicle y'noes. See us f i ( lo
injf. 1 Ia;s and Sh u's.
J. M. IIDWAKD.
lo'i W.-ll
judge of
MENT
I Simply wish to
stale to the people of
KASTKKX KOUTU CAROLINA
' liat through the pcrs:
M in ufa :turcs of the p'l
'i'.WINC, .MACHINE
hi;
agency
upon u
i lay in
,!. e,
a:r
oi:i
ii t.,
' never l i a.
I I tii, nk 1
s-wing nineiiine
. . : - s i a t I
V.I..I1W
, her voice, anil the seeon .1 displayni
riehness and svinoathv of her lull, sin
been visiting relatives in the city lolt yes- . : i to,...s. ,.u.i iJ( ,t Ii evidencing ihc
terdav returning home accompvnied by natural beauty of her voice and its d
Miss Bettie Hall on a visit. velopme.it under the skilful training o!
........ I Mr. H. w. (ireenc nun jji. i'u'ih-
.'II. lie i vum ii mmiiwi in.Ti iiiiiv "...
ieul"iiant, lias received inters to gi
o;l Asfimiboine, Montana, for dutv.
The More'.iead City corresiondent of
the Beaufort Herald says the camp
round as laid off is 7Ht)7:(! feet, am
ill aceoininoilate MMJ men. I he various
buildings to lie creeled lor the occasion
iavt all been 'ocaled.
Hi.libi I. Kais'T, tt!io was called by
our Jewish Tviis to take charge of the
vnagogue rcientlv orgaiuz.-'l here, is
now loca'cil as io residence, lie is oc
copying a portion of the Kilburn House
on Broad street the one in which Mr
eo. F. Wyman !ivcs.
A telegram received Friday by he
tmily (innouiieod the death at old Fort
McDowell County, this State, of Mrs Jen
nie Kirklnnd formerly Miss Dissosway of
this city. Although it was not unexpect-
1 vet it was a severe shock to her ninny
relatives aa, I menus in tins community.
She was univeisally beloved for her
ainiajle qualities and kind disposition.
The concert last night which was got
ten up by Prof. F. E. Morton fully sus
tained the high expection of the cultured
audience that was in attendance. Miss
Addie Cutler won (he Morton gold uied
all which very well for her Mr. 8. C.
Bragnw in presenting it made a nice lit tie
talk. The entertainment was high class
throughout and very good. We expect
to have further to say of it tomorrow.
The Mnntuchet, a veteran of the late
wnr, has been transferred by the Navy
Department to tho Reserves nt Wilming
ton. It is one of the boats that saw
heavy service around Charleston, but is
said to be still in good condition. The
New Eerno Reserves ought to be equipped
with a suitable boat. It is a fine body of
young meu and they are taking pride in
the organization and showing commend
able zeal in making themselves efficient.
There n no company but would like to
be skilled in discipline but it takes mch
energy and grit on the part of the mem
bers as the New Berne boya aro showing
to make it so.
Morchead Odd Fellow Officers.
The following are the officers of Unity
Lodge I. O. U. F., which was organized
at Morchead City, Friday May 27: as
given in the Beaufort Herald:
W. L. Arendell, N. G.; Chas. 8
Wallace, V. Q.; E. I). Arthur, Troaa.;
Martin L. Willis, Sec; Allen O. Davln,
Wuden; J. M. Arthur, I. G;D. A.
Baelon, O. G.: Goo. Styron, R. 8. to N.
U,: W.J. Wallace, u . to in. .; .las
B. Arendell, K; B. to V. G.: Gilbert
Arthur, L. 8. to V. G.
IS MEMORIAL.
- Entered Into, rent,- alter lineerina
Illness, at her home at Old Fort
N. 0. on June' 1st Mrs. Jennie Kirk
land wife ot Capt A. M. Kirkland formerly
' Mn. Ehklandwa a devoted christian
firm friend and baa passed away In tha
confidence of a reasonable, religious and
holy hope of that blessed rest which our
Father has promised to all who love and
tear him.
Chanel Hill where he has been studying
medicine. Mr. Cohen made one of the
best averages (!i7) in materia niedica ever
made at the University. Next year he
expects to attend Bellcvue Hospital, New
York.
Mrs. J. H. Bell and two children
Washington City, came in on the steamer
Neusc to visit relatives in the city, and
Mrs. T F. lljrgis returned home on the
same steamer from a visit to relatives ir
Norfolk.
The steamer Ncuse took out the fol
lowing passengers: Rev. J. R. Sawyer
who has been spending a few days in the
city and his- wife who has been visitin;
relatives in Wilmington returning to their
home in Manteo; Misses Dora and Nannie
A due
filiate, I
For
larg
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Kent.
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le, i i . - .if
would be a
agent, hut
aui always
to H r vc the peoplu
.u ,;ig tho advantages
..he.- o. -t all otherc, and
'h-.- r.j iieiug there would bo
many mothers and duught
s
A '
la. i.
Best I!
barge Inuves
('ike-- and pie,
made lo onicr.
cad in the City.
Ii-lii.-r.-d el
lOll-llllllv ii" I-
li. C. V i
hem all
Pie.Hidi n' S tciiss el N.c
TuiMdnv night signed ' u- ti i
peace and th-n rcsicn- d.
Buck, her teachers. Liuler tin-in sin
has acquired the mtvzn-corc quality, Used
with great effect particularly in the
Saucta Maria,'' and several tones have
been added to her voice. She undoublcil-
ly has a career before her, and his couti
iteiice in her ability mid I ut u re success
led Mr. (ireene to giye his services ain!
of the weight ol lns name towards t lie suc
cess ot this concert.
She was compelled to respond to the
vocilei'ous applause wuich giecien c.u i
her numbers, and alter the ".Message
I)' Amour-' she sang a dainty little thing
composed by M. Miller, called ' I is Love
That Makes the World go Hound," and
aftir the other she sang' lhou art l.iki
Lovely Flower,' by Ambro-i. llns
hist song, like (he one it followed, had an
ohli"nio for violin, mid that instrument
was played most wonderfully by Mr.
da Prato, a ymun mini not yet oui ot
his 'teens, but who has already achieved
the musicians ol New
TUTTS
with work.
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Drink pure water by '.1- ;g
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Turifying
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Midvctte. two pupils ofKinscy Seminary I prominence amen
returning to their home in Manteo, and York lor his brilliant playing. He ,,.
. . ,, . , , , . ... blended the rich tones ol Ins violin with
Mrs. A. J. Crisp who has been visiting mai(, (om.!( ,- ,,l.r V1)i(.u llmt
her son,' Lieut. R. O.Crisp returning lo audiencc was entranced with the melody
her home in Baltimore. His solo was performed with the same
Mr. J. B. Bonner of Aurom 'is in the exquisite touch, and his etlo. Is were pro
.... . I, In.., ..I ,ui bv mi v char atauiMii but natu-
city. He meets his .laughter who , . . - -. ,,,llc,.)tin (,,'
turnd from Salem Academy yesterday colup0 . cr's ideas that is rare even
evening. among older professionals.
Miss Reynold s is tlie soio conirauo in
93,000 Worth of Track, St. Andrew's church, New York City,
The steamer New Berne took out yes- and she has also mn.g m concert during
,.r ir..tn onint the winter ns a menioer oi iuc moo mng-
.... . ..... , I.
i a c uonccu v.o. one uckci
in your cisterns air
ilorscd bv all sciential -ical
profession as .he l'i
puritior of the ag.- :i',d
against cholera, t v. 1 1 . -malarial
fevers.
.1 :!i
ami
11
yuu
puiNaiided
iiciice yo
j double e
iivt one
uv wife
she will
until vcu
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w i . ;
1IM
SOLD ONLY
IlianaTtTnTr iv t niir,
in
YOU.
w ilk'
reputation, for she has a cultivated and
most pleasing voice, and she delighted
her hearers.
Mr. Wilcox is the tenor soloist m a
New York choir, and lias conic into
promincucc through his singing nt the
concerts ol the M. C. M. His voice is a
pure tenor, and he added much to the
l lie coin i i i. in
day 3,028 packages
potatoes, 305 of beans, 19 of cabbage and
1 of squash.
The steamer Ncuse took out about
1700 packages of beans, 600 ol cab
bancs, and 2,100 of potatoes a total ol
about 4400 piickages.
The A. & N. C. R. R. took out forty
.... . ,. o.i , .. ,,r
iii iti. la I tpiifif in ritn tif i r 1 1 1 w i nil ii ii i i t-unu c mm
. . rrcivnil ft H-u! IV encore aim uu inv
ii in mm nariL nrroa
They were taken by two special truck . , k Mr Arvcschou has perhaps the
trains i i addition to the regular freight finest bass voice I have ever heard. He
Irsin at least as many more are expected is the soloist at St. George's Episcopal
nwlv .. several thousand barrels more church, New York, and is iu great de
J , ...... . , . maud for concerts and private entertain
ol potatoes were orougniain oeiore niBui . , soeukinir of him, a recent
readv for sendina off today. iamm of the "Musical Courier said
Tlioo ubinmenta will irfve at a low '-His rich low tones uro phenomenal."
estimate-thirty-flve ihousand , dollars I haven't space to speak at length of hi,
J " oinrif in this concert, nor could 1 uo nun
returns to the growers. instiee
DUFFY'S B)Aft
MIXTURE.
Properties:
Anodyne, Carmiiiatiie, Anli
MILIH.V SI KIM.i:
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Miss Radeliff 's selection of Mr. Miller
on mnniHL w as U UlUSk mimm.t uui..
pany of Beaufort.
The company shipped a cargo of oys-
1 1 corrects Iiowel 1 -So
lieving pain ikml gr ping,
infectin morbid maiti
intcstili.il track.
It is e.spei'iill . useful in I : i r h - .1
and d.vuintcrics after die bowel -
been freely evacuated ua: urai.y 'o .
the use of simple purgauves.
J)OSK: I'or aJuits, 1 t'a.-,i iim'.'u!
with water: niiy be repeated in on
hour. ft'Sliake vial before il-ing.
PBHI'AUISD BV
i. a. mm.
NKW I5KUN!--, C
and Hi-c it. and
: .JO the
Two Steamers Libelled,
The schooner Sadie M. Rand has been I Bn iaeal accompanist, and received the
libel'ed for seaman's wages. The case tribute of a mighty recall after his piano
mmo nn tida before Jndra 8ev solo, a very unusual compliment lor any
mour in chambers. P, ,lu. ;JT,
t ... t, r u 1 DeaUUIUl as who uio
The steamer Nellio B. Dey has been R, DSO(lic jt did not surpass the perform-
i-i i j t . I. n il tj.. i. : ' 1 ... ,
lioereu uv me varviiiiK rw&iuu vuiu-1 annp ot Ins own couiposu-iuu a umuus
fl which was perlcctly enticing. Mr
Miller is very youug, jet ycibuiuc
anil in. nnminwi 11 iiiiuiv
. .1 a n i.! j. I lUUHluiait "" L -
iers on me sieamer w uauiuiuro uurmg h4allifll, and ,ano pieces.
the cold weather of last Jannry. Th dueu and Quartets were sung with
WhiU fn rrnt the steamer was froze nrfct harmony and smoothness that
up at Norfolk and the oysters damaged, would be expected of such artists, and
J ,., vl,.,. .u. .... the concert was pronounced by every
i ue pacing wuipuij num. lun .iuier . ,. bet eyer llcard uerC-
responsible for the damages. Her own- in,, it was over Miss Radeliff and
ers disclaim their liability. Hence the many of her friends were invited to
action. The case will be beard before suDDer at the elegant uomo oi mr. anu
Judge Bevmcur in chambers on tho 15th Mrs. Halscy M. Barrett and were de-
Inar. Iliirhtliil Iv enieriaiueu oy inoiu uuuu
nilitA latfl
c..iriin. ih. w.toi- Wnrha I Tt. is hoped that Miss Kadclitt will give
. i i-- w i I annt.ner concen uerc ai. uu mi uinm"
A car loau oi me umaii pipe ior laying - - J D N
on the streets has arrived lor the water
1 Ti 1 - A .. 1 "II
woras company. i. ni yei aeoiueu a. . . .., , hnv . ..,,., nr
to when the laying of the pipe will be- mMCuUr rheumatism that givca me as
am. lut it will evidently not be lontr for much relief as Chamberlain s Pain
the remainder of the pipe Is soon to fol- Balm does. I have been using it lor
low; i V, ' - I labout twovearsfour bottles in all as
At the headanartera of the worka the occasion required, ana eiwaya Keep a
fntini1linn. tar thu hnllpv am thnlncv niArfn bottle of it in mi home. : I remva I know
.... .... . . . ..i . . . i
arid tnera will M no delay in irattlnir It a DOOQ tmnK wnen a irer n, mu a-aiu
nmeri ' - ' j . -, i Bum uv vm iimuicut. a nm w ui
The derricks for the well-bnrinff Is with. W. B. Denny, dairyman, New
finished, the machinery is in nosition and Lexington', Ohio. 60 cent bottles for
tho iKiring will begin Monday morning, sale by J. V. Jordan.
A. E. IIlBUAttD.
Watches, Clock ami lui-ehi
SILVER W A ft tt, & :.
KIU'AI RI(; X FATLY
New Heme
Middle St.,
dwtf.
ik).!:
N. C.
"W'
lipojgei
SrLVi:-:. MACHINE
THE
,..j., i)m
we nm
Received
A NICE LINE OF
Ladiss Oxfords Froin
Ihght Eros,
And we also have en ronto from
game nrm, an eiegaut uBiiri
ment of
MISSES, C1ULDRENS 1
and INFANTS SHOES.
There may be other things you
might see In our atook to salt yoa
so CO 31 El and 8EB US. If yoo
don't bay we will be glad to see
too juM the same.' Yoors Truly'
t( BAERISQTOH & BAXtEH.
U ii i: 1 1
'jc' " . ' I
1
.' i. r. .1 .1. n: to iu!
if . c . 'is
tun very
. Icc it Before
gas vv C-FifM
Then 1 will quit the
Field.
$5.00
A choino lot of
SuKir Cored Ham?.
Shoulders,
Breakf idt Bacon,
Smoked Beef,
Boneless Corn Beet,
Pale Ureum Cheese
' 1 'lcartey Lemons," '
it,;;.- .. V;-'-Kic Batter 1
i,,-.i,..i. ; , -t.. 4.
1 1 - wm a n lliyrt , '
A Fivo dollar premium will be "
paid to tho person who will inform11
" -l! .Ii
tUi'i
Big Ike
IJH.-.J A ..1. ..I -1
bourht
l.iii'
the
i any one naving
Standard- Sewing Maohine who ia
aisatiffled.
es
?t.
do