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'A1LY
OURNAL.
VOL. XiI.--NO 56
NEW BERNE, N. 0M SUNDAY, JUNE 4. 1893.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
TWO Ladies Wanted Sales Lady and
Cw bier. 0. Marks & Son. j4 4t.
LiblKS and Gentlemen desiring to
take lesson in Shorthand and are not
able at present to pay for their instruction
will tee", satisfactory terms by coro
mnnioatiou with W. Boettoher, Elizabeth
City, N. C.
LOST Two 8!Iver Pepper Oniete .Find
er will please return to Journal ofllce,
dwlw
OUR SPECIALTY Ice Oreara Soda, is
the belt niokle drink ever put up in
New B me. tf Nunn & McSorley.
PINE beef and voal this morning.
Coho & 8on
8.
JUST Beoeived A nice lot of California
hams, breakfost strips and sustir cured
hams. G.D. Bowden & Co.
THE profltJ and pleasure of Bicycling
are not to be question; but the choice of
a wheel Bhonld be carefully considered,
e oan furnished any infornation you
may desire on the subject. The " Waverly
Sooroher", 83 lb., price 100 is bettor
than many tl25 wheels The "Oolunibla' '
$150 is absolutely the BEST made. Cat
altirues, piices and fair terms ilven for
ths asking. W. T. Hill & CO.
Bole Ai;pnti.
A dispatch says that a Baltimore
Arm have recently shipped
to Europe 100 tons of
American hay, th first
ever exported from hin country.
Europeans will now pr.ihalily get
the American hay fever.
One ol Assistant Secretary
Bussey's amazing pension rulings,
which will probably be reversed
with as little loss of time as pos
sible, is that a dishonorable
disobarga of a soldier from the
service was no bar to his claim for
penpion. This Buasey rating
was in itself a reversal of a decision
which had been made b.v Com
missioner Black, on September 4,
1885. Time, at lasr, makes a!l
things even; and the scandals of
the Bussey regime are fast being
evened up and swept away.
A FULL line of Spring and Summer
S&mp'ea, eon listing of Cheviotts Black,
Blue and Brown Serge, Fine Check Hush
mers. Imported Auitings. Worsteds iu all
grades. Satisfaction guaranteed.
F M. Chad wick, Tailor.
At Hall's book Store.
USE DUFFY'S COUGH KTLLEK
cures Coughs. Colds, Hore Throit. etc.
Excellent In all affections of the Throat
and Lungs, inducing healthy action of
the muoous membrane, soothing and heal
ing the same. Is an antiseptic and oei-M'.
OlDR. Prioes 10 c, 25o. and 50c. per bottle.
GO Tj Street's horse Store (or Livery.
Fine roadsters at Street's H.irse store
ELEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse
tore.
OANDBUFF, Itch. Mange, and all Skin
Diseases cured by the us nt Duffy's itch
Ointment For sale by F. 8 Duffy,
Druggis.
MISH 8acramental; Port and Hcuppor
nong Wines for sale by Jab. Kedmono
I. CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry Rock
and Itye, put up expressly for throat and
lung diseases, for salo by Jas. Redmond.
DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
use, for sale by .IAS Redmond
IIUNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
beat Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by
Jab Redmond.
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry,
for sale by J as Redmond
IMPORTED Holland Gin, Burke's Haes
Ale and Burke's OuinnesB' Stout,
or sale by Jas R:idmond
75,000 CIGARS at very low figures for
wholesale and retail trade for sate by
Jas. Redmond.
GAUREF8 Cognao Brandy used very
much in the sick room v or sale ny
Jas Redmond
It is calculated that on an aver
age people in this country spend
$50 for annum on clothing.
By a deoided majority the
Presbvterian assembly voted to
close Dr. Briggs on Sunday.
The 8tate Department has been
officially notified of the cessation of
hostilities in Nicaragua.
The first carload of Florida
watermelons of the year is speed
Ing toward Cincinnati.
fjptodate the administration
hat firmly refused to take out a
policy In the Carl Sonaiz Political
Assurance Company.
The Barn's Horn says: "One
leasoo why the world seems to
move so slow, is beoanse there are
bo many people who want to sit on
the fence and whittle."
If corns be really worth $6 a
month to the Pension Bureau it
Isn't necessary to go to Germany
to start an American corn pre
paganda.
Lord Shannon, of England, is
known among his friends as the
"Cowboy Peer." He was employed
as cowboy on a ranch in Manito
ba for several years before he
inherited his title and estates.
Djevad Pasha, the Grand Vizier
of Turkey, refuses to keep a harem
He has bat one wile, who, ever
luoe he married her many years
ago. hat possessed his undivided
affentlon. Evening Telegram.
-At the beginning of the . century
the Bible was accessible to bat one
fifth of the population of the world
How it may be read by nine-tenths
of the people of the globe, so rapid
ly has its translation been carried
' In the Presbyterian assembly the
committee on the punishment of
Dr. Briggs reported ft resolution of
aaspension ' from the ministry
whioh was adopted by the body
A notice of protest was given, Be
fore making its report the commit
tee applied to Dr. Briggs to know
It l a bad any thing to say and he
r '"l that feecaa not. .
LOCAL NEWS.
STILL BIUGER SHIPMENTS.
Forty-Three Car Loads of Truck -B. -Hides
steamer Shipments in One
Day.
Yesterday we spoke of the g."et ship
ments of truck of the previous day but
great as they were yesterday's shipnieuts
eclipsed them. It was a specially big
day for potato shipment on the A. & N.
K. H. Forty-three cars of truck was
the amount it bad and the cars were load
ed chock-a-block. There were in all
13,000 packages (3000 more than on the
previous day) about 10,000 ol these were
barrels of potatoes.
Potatoes are selling now at $11.00 to
$4.00 per barrel. Estimating at the
lowest figures $3.00; it will I be seen
that the railroad by itself, to say nothing
of the steamer shipments, handled $30,000
worth of potatoes in one day, not to
mention the other truck.
This section will have about $75,000
irtli of truck in Northern markets to
morrow morning.
Hurrah for truck!
NEW AD VEHTISEMENTS.
Howard.
S. D. yValsm Co Trunks.
O. Murks & Hon Two Indies wanted.
Beaufort is agitating to secure n.eiius
protiction t. oji tire.
Regular drill of Nav.il Reserve .Monday
night H:30 o'clock nt the new armory rear
oftlaston house.
The libel ease niinst tlio Sadie M.
Rand was heard before Jid;je Seymour
Saturday uP.ir.ioori n:i 1 di j.u'sscd.
The moodily meeting of the Female
Beneyolent Society will be held at the
sidence of Miss Olivia Mettion Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The maximum temperature yesterday
is 78 1-2, mi' imum C7, range 9 1 2.
This was not rjn'.iV as liot as the previous
day. It r:n tli-'i maximum 7H, mini
mum 70 1-2, range 7 1-2.
Whether the be'.'s of Centenary church
rine; to-day or not the regular services
will lie held. On account of tlic contiu.
d illness of Viss Sophie Jones, the
ig'ng may 1 -
Oircit: ns v,'.V -cmcmlicr '.hat Mr. A
. Mason, of XTer: imon and Miss Annie
. I'ottcr, of Eer iil'o: ! w ere married in
New llurne on tle O'.li of Mav. Wc
learn from the Ilnu'lort II"a'd the pad
io( that tV: yoi"ij me.n is ly'ng st the
point o! dc 'tii.
lL.- x J'.eree, -o'., lost tiiree lingers Of
his riglit hand 1'V ctt'ng t'lem ugsi:;st i
circuiarsaw in flu mill of Dennis Wads
orth. The lingers wen' nearly severed
from the hnnd H id were so badly mangled
that Dr. Lcinal ;' Duffv, nlio dressed the
wound, found amputation necessary
Yesterday nci.oon, tlie injured hand
was gutting on very well.
Fishing lor croakers continues to afford
good snort to our citizens. Lovers of
this recreation have been going out al
most daily in coort numbers for an hour
or two and bringing back line bunches.
Wc have been told ol as high as 170 being
caught by a party of three. The block
ade has Leen the favorite spot but some
of tho sportsmen say that the fishing u
little farther up Ncuse river, is now bet
ter opposite Foster's wharf beinjr con
sidercd as good as any.
Mr. Gcjrge N. Ives returned from Sev
en Springs Friday. He spent one week
there, and says the benefit which he re
ceived fro n the water was wonderful.
He was delighted with the place, and
says no one would helieve such a lieau-
tiful spot and such lovely scenery could
be found in Eastern North Carolina. The
bouse is well kept and the springs are
so accessible to NewJBerne it is a won
dcr they are not more frequented by our
people,, Mr. Carroll, the new proprietor
has built a Imndaoinc pavilion and cn
closed the springs and campus of about
two acres with a net fencu greatly im
proving the place.
Coming and Going.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Perry, who have
been spending a few days with relatives
in Beaufort returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr. P. H. Pelletifir went up to Raleigh
on professional business.
Mrs. J. W. Biddle left for Fort Barn
well to visit relatives.
, Mr. Jas. A. Bryan returned lost night
from New York where he has been visi
ting his son, Mr. C. 8. Bryan.
Superior Conrt.
The cue of the State vs. Rattie McCoy,
col., and Caascy Morton, col., charged
with being accessories before the fact to
the murder of Wm. McCoy consumed the
greater portion tf Saturday. . It ended
about the middle ot the afternoon. The
jury under instructions of the Judge
brought in s verdict of not guilty and
the prisoners were released.
'J be civil Uocket was then rcaumea
with the following! result:
Count) Commissioner vs. proline W,
Gardner. .Taxes. Non wit and appeal,
Truck Quotations.
The following, trues;' quotations were
received hut night from Messeri. Palmer
Bivenburg 6V Co, of New York t-? -
: Blackberries 4 to 8c cherries, black
15 to 25c. red, White, IS to 18c; buckle
berries, 4 to 8c plums, been, 8 to 10c;
potatoes, rose, . 3 $4; chili, reds, $3.00
to 8.00; beans, wax, half bbl. l.ftO,3.00,
thirds, 78 to f 1.25; rounii,JthtrJ 70 to
1.00; Uat,oO to 70C . , ; .
Church Services.
Centenary M. E. Church Rev. H. A.
illis, pastor. Servicesatlla.nl., con-
ueled by ltev. V. B. Lee of Kinston,
uul at 8 p. m. by the pastor. Prayer
meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday School at
p. m. Owing to sickness in the neigh
borhood the bell may not ring during the
ay, but services will be held at the
nbovc hours. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George,
rector. irst Sunday after Trinity. Ser
vice, sermon snd Holy communion 11 a.
Service and sermon 8 p. in. Sunday
School mid Young Men's Bible Class 5
in. Sunday School at the Chapel 9:30
in. The public are cordially invited
to ail services. Attentive ushers.
Baptist Church Rev. Rufus Ford,
pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. in.
c inlay School 4 p. m. A cordial invi
tation is extended to the public.
Presbvterian Church: Rev. C. O.
urdcll, pastor. Services at 11 a.m.,
omuicteil ny Mr. T. A. Henry. I lie
public are cordially invited. Sabbath
school 4 p. in.
Hancock Street Methodist church:
Sunrise prayer meeting 0:30 o clock.
Preaching at 11 a. in., by pastor, Rev
Ino. F. Butt. At 8 p. in. by Rev. O. W.
finotte. Sunday school at 8 p. m. Sing
ing service for the school at 2:30 p. in.
Mt. Calvary Temple. Mass meeting
at 4:15 p. in. The protracted meeting
thai lias been going on has resulted in 2;
aversions and still many attend who
r asking for prayers from all the people
of God who know this, they have passed
fro'ii death unto life because they love
the souls of men. The meeting will very
likely go on all the week.
tnurcn oi (jurist. u. ll. fetrce, pas
tor. Meeting for men at 9:30 a. m
'reaching at 11 a. in., subject: "The
Teaching of Chaos.'' Preaching at 8 p
m., subject: "The Creation of Light'
Sunday school at 4 p. m.
Y. M. C. A. 5:30 p. m. Young men's
meeting. Bible Class Monday night.
B1U IKE'S ADIEU TO KATIE,
My Katie Melvine.
ceived,
And have taken to heart each
have siad,
It causes your sweetheart a jjre.it deal
pain
To thick that Ins motives have all lieen
in vain.
your letter l ve re
word you
of
Ungenerous, or cruel, I sought not to be
For I compromised the case in letter No.
t h rec,
As letter No. 2 was mere lor fun; I'll
agr"c:
The aforesaid one was my just decree.
A heart full oflove, you do not assume,
Such I claim not I do Dot presume,
lis true it you loved, you'd be trustfull
and true,
As you say, 'feed chickens, and wash and
scrub too.
All this I admire, from a true girlish
heart;
But one that I loved, should claim better
on mv part
We would play, sing, ride, walk; when
business was done,
Or enjoy any innocent amusement, for fun
I think I should blush o'er my head, nose
or eyes,
If you should have the audacity for once,
to surmise.
That I'd say bard things to the one
should please.
Or leave her home any time to kill bugs,
met or neae.
Your letters were charming, and with in
terest am soar
My thought Car away, to my Katie
jore;
But Miss Mollie is here, in a fine situa
tion
And your sweetheart is waiting for an in
terpretation.
But i
and
say '
time
you have given it
will marry'
I bid you good-by, as I've no
tarry;
But Til simply say thU, e'er forever we
port,
Til cherish you always, in my great big
neart.
I never tot once, thought of land, gold or
1 ' - peir;
But always have cherished "your dear
little self.". . .
The betrothal has been broken work
-. claims my time.
9o good-by : forever I : Dear Katie Mel-
JYlne. ,
ever yours" in fond remembrance,
-,' BIO IKE.
New Berne, May 95th, 1893. - -
The Commercial and Industrial Asso
ciation of N C.
At the meeting of the State Press As
sociation held at New Berne last April
Mr. Alf. A. Thompson, President of the
Commercial and Industrial Association,
addressed that body on mutters relative
the developmcut of the State. As was
asily to be expected, the Press gave him
full attention, and the immediate action
the Press Association was such as to
eatly encourage him and the entire
Commercial and Industrial Association in
making further attempts to develop every
resource of the State through organized
effort.
The matters toward which the Associa
tion first directed its efforts were: The
repeal of the Merchant's Purchase Tax,
Slate Banking System, and a Uniform
Insurance Law.
The work of the Association during
last year and through the last Legislature
'suited in a radical modification of the
Purchase Tax; the passage of a Stale
Banking Law (drawn by Colonel Burg-
wyn, ol Henderson), which the New-
York Journal of Commerce pronounced
the best one ever passed Oy any Slate,
and such reform of the Insurance Law as
was most needed.
The matters before the Associaliou now
e: The State at the World's Fair; the
improvement of Public Roads, Municipal
Ownership of (Ins, Electric and Water-
plants, to the end that cheap lights,
power and water may be furnished to nil
manufacturing industries; Diversification
f Crops, ami the Encouragement of lm-
migration of a Proper Class.
To deal with these matters properly.
the Association want the advice and co-
peration of the business element and
talent of everv tow n in the State.
Twenty-four towns now have member
ship iu the Association, vi.: Beaufort,
Carthage, Clayton, Greensboro, Hender
son, Kinston, LaOrange Morehead City,
New Heme, Penello, Raleigh, Burling
ton, Aberdeen, Salisbury, Wilson, Wind
sor, Nashville, Pittsboro, Sylva, Tarboro,
W'avnesville, Winston and Holly Springs.
The association can be made a power
ful factor in leveling our State and in se
curing abiding benefits for nil sections of
Every village, town and city should
be represented. Let each one form local
organizations and send representatives to
the State meeting wheh it comes otf. It
is desired to arrange for a granil meeting
of the association to be held earlv i"
Inly.
Any place may secure proper represen
tation in this meeting by the election of
delegates from its Board of Trade, or tin
appointment of representatives by the
Mayor of towns in w hich there may be no
commercial or business organization or in
anv other way each town may deem
proper.
'J ho Si:iic Hrrof
!'i Ca.'oiina.
More Cotton Planted Than Before.
In spite of advice to the contrary, it ap
pears that the farmers of the State will
raise more cotton this year than last.
Brads! reel's says:
"A recent report on cotton crop pros
pects in North Carolina states that,
whereas tlie acreage planted in in'.fi was
only 70 per cent, of that in 181M, the
acreage planted this spring is 15 per
cent, greater than a year ago, while the
quantity 01 Icrtuizers used this veal
shows an increase ot one third. I Ik
gain in acreage planted is in section
where cotton and tobacco are both grown
farmers planting more cotton and less to-bueco.
EniToit Jo;
tide is si lit i'l
several with n
the chati1'" : i
The :iist !!,
Carol na, o. i
thori "d ! ;'
moniy nl .
by :i:i (:;
(oniinii.-.-c .
repo- l.i (! f
Si.ite II i- .1 i
I). Wi.iir.r.l
III lo II s ::
the a:;!-.. : u
WOl'K ul I ,!C CO
sign lor a Sta,.
previously l eii
Col. Vhi:i'o;:
sion; May :Mtii
for tlie mo-i p
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colon and lli-'ir a:
tallied I iy the c i. mi:
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red lnii', o:' enio i e-
width i f the ;
ban, the upper n"
while. The iv I L i:
licular, v, .1 . 111 .1
dimensions of tlie 1 h;v..
'lime, making liie i.-.i ;,
thir I ; : . ! i ,
cen;i'e m lie r
star, above which I
2ib ii, 1 ;t.v- and 1,. :
laill," (he dales rc-li e '
lenburg Declaration of i
of the withdrawal of '.:
Union. Tlii ll , , ad
mav be found in 1 he in
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ind author; ' , 1,1 he
t ."oops, ia ei
crate bat. i
war.
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rlain abei.
now 111 ue ,
coti.isled in
the blue an 1
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H'bslitiUhi:; oil lii b:
"April 12, l.Ti'i, ' .
lHlll. the 1.. . : : (,a
Resolution of nor
authorizing our d-i"
nen'.nl ( 'ongr : to ih
ot tir nt 1 riiaiii.
'file Ir.iel'S N. ('. j,
right and I 1 ' I ! 0:
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K cream .if tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United States Covbrnmknt
Food BK.roiiT.
Hovir, liAKiNO Powder Co , 106 Wall
M , N. Y.
The yotinp;, the healthy, and the
prosperous, Hbould not presume on
their advantapes.
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Tin re is nothing 1 have ever used for
iniiM 'il.ir rheumatism Unit gives me as
an much relief as Chamberlain's Pain
ltd. u does. have been using it for
il.oiit l wo years four bottles iu all as
i ck'hhi required, and always keep a
boiilc of it in my home. I iel;ve I know
a good thing when I get it, and I'aiu
1! .'in is the U-: liniment I ,iave ever me'
wiili. W. I'.. Denny, dairyman, New
I.. i ig.oii. Ohio. 50 cent bottles for
sue l.y .1. V. Jordan.
Wli.tt our ene.nieH say onght not
to l tnkvn uh evidence.
Chnmborlaln's Eva and Skin Ointment
Is a cerlain cure fur t'luonic Sore Kves,
I i ran ilalcil Kye bids, Sore Fsipplcs, Piles,
1 i.ia, Tetter, Salt Itlieuni and NeaM Head,
L'h eeih.s per box. For sale by (Irllgeisln.
TO HORSHOWNERS.
T".t t'litting a burse in a line healthy con-dili.-ii
try I'r. t'a.ly's Condition Powdere.
flu v l.e.ie up the sv-tein, aid direslion, cure
lo--. I' :r .. I ite, relit ve constipation, eorrerl
kidin v di..i irden anil destroy worms, pivini'
im'W life lo all olil orover worked horse. 2i
cents per package, l ur salu by druggists,
Sol,', by .1. V. .Ionian, New Bene N. C
FyFYG PUMPS.
Drink par
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'One swallow don't make u siiininer."
Hut summer ia upon us and
it behooves you to lav in jour
stock of summer underwear.
Sorno poople do not change thoir
winter underwear until June
1st, if you are one of them, do
not forget us if you have any to
buy. New lot Collars and Cuffs,
Shirts, Half Hose and Suspen
ders. White, black and Russett
Byoicle Shoes. See us for Cloth
ing, Hats and Shoes.
J. M. HOWARD.
water by Usin
IS J
Water Elevator
AND
rurifying Pump
n your cisterns and wells. Kn-dor-.
il Vy all scientists and tlie med
ical profe. sion ns the jrramlent water
puri'ie" of the tige :unl a preventative
jgiios: c'luieri, typhoid, scarlet an
ni.tl i al fevers.
SOID ONLY I5Y
i303wav & Churchill.
A E. "IIIBBARDT"
hex, Clock and Jewelry,
SILVERWARE, &c.
kl.rWIKINC NHATLV DONE
Middle St., New Berne, N. C.
dwtf.
FOR
Travelers.
Those who contemplate a trip to tho
World's Columbian Exposition, or to
our mountain or seaside resort this
autumcr, are reminded that we hire
generously provided materials and
rticle adapted for those who will
leave home.
Nearly everv dcDnrtmnnt. f
honsc is now supplied with ite por
tion of goods specially suited for
travelers.
Dress Goods,!
Blazer and Eton Suits,
Shirt Waists,
Walkinsr Shoes.
Waterproof Over Gamiest',
Umbrellas,
G-lovesj
AND
Wares
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Trunka. Bag,
Canvaa lelescopea,
Traveli-.g Cae,
and Grips.
Hpeoiallv aualified li t1 n trh
ordura
nil mall
OaHh with order of $5.00 and
over, we deliver goods free (except
furniture nd crockery) to nearest
Express Oflice orKailroad Station.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Oo.
RALEIGH, N. C.
At John Dunn's !
I '" mm
I 1 meut of
'
Received
A NICH LINK OF
2kz Oxfords Front
Ziagbr iros,
"to .il
fiuii,
1 li.lVl'
rtU
en ront.e froni
let-'tfiit nsnort
The sohoUr'a diligenoe will se
cure the tutor's approbation.
For Rent.
A dwelling, large and commodious,
situated on South Front 8t. Apply to
W. G. BniNsoN.
Best Bread In the C'ltj.
Largo loaves delivered at 5 cents.
Cakes and pies constantly on hand and
made fo order, tf. C. V. McOkiiee
One toach of summer makes the
tram pa leave town.
WE Manufacture trunks of all
grades. Pi? 'Repairing A specin'ty.
Bend ua your ld truulis and we
will tnako tliem good as new. (Jliurgcs
moderate.
8. 15. WATSON cc CO.,
Opposite Siuallwood & Slover
dwtf Middle Street.
MISSHS, CHILDKHNS
and INFANTS SHOES.
Th'.ire may lie oluer thing you
m ght set- in oar Htock to suit voa
so COMK uid SUB US. If yon
don't buy we will be glad to see
ou jitHt, the name. Yours Truly
tf HARRINGTON & BAXTER.
DUFFY'S DIAR1H(EA
MIXTURE.
Properties:
Anodyne, Carmlnalivr, Antisrpllc
MILDLV STBIXiEM'.
nml
Easy to take Dr. Pierces Pleaf-
ant Pelleta. Smallest, easiest, cheap
est, best. They're tiny ingar ooated,
anti-bilious grannies, a oom pound of
refined and oonoentrated Tegetable
eitraota. Without distorbanoo or
trnble, Oonatipation, Indigestion, Bil
ions Attacks, SioK and1 Bilious head
aches, and all derangements of the
lirer, stomach and bowels, are preven
ted, relieved and oared. Permanently
oared, too. By the mild nnd natural
action, these lit tie Pellets lead the sys
tem inta natural ways again. Their
influence last.
Every thing catarrhal in its nature,
catarrh itself and all the troubles that
eome from catarrh are perfectly and
permanently cured by Dr. Saga's
Catarrh Eemedy. No matter how bad
your ease or of how long standing,
you oan oe ourea, . w7 ; - "
It cotreots Rowel disorders by re
lieving pain and griping, and by dis-
infeotin morbid matters in tho
intestinal track.
It is especially useful in diarrhoeas
and dystntories aftor tho bowels have
been freoly evacuated naturally or by
tho use of simple purgatives.
DOSE: For adults, 1 teaspoonful
wttn water; may do repeated in one
hour.
tSliake vial beforo using.
PREPARED BY
R. H. DUFFY,
NEW BERNE, N. 0
M. R. Howard, Agent.
Fire, Life and Accident
Tn Hurance
: , Over Farmers ft Herohants Bank,
mt . , NSW BERNE, IT. 0.'
Ice Cream Soda,
Mill Shakes, Coca-Cola,
Soda Water, Lemonafle
AH Syrupa Pure. Made from
Best Fruit Juices.
Tenney's
CELEBRATED CANDIES.
In S.-alcd r,ick'i.;..a TZZ.
Roy ster's
Fine Gaudies.
WHITMAN & MILLER'S
FINE I'lIII.A. C.YNDN-X ":
Florida Oranges,
Bananas &Etc.
Nunn & McSorley,
Receive Weekly,
H;in;inai,
Orangew,
Lemons, etc
We have the coldest Soda aud
Cooa-OoU in the city.
We alno have the finest 5 and 10
ct. line of CIGARS tn city.
SIR AH OXLSY'S ICE GKE1M
Can be bad at licrold stand on Broad
St., near Middle.
Mv Ion;; and successful experience in
lliU tmsiness U, 1 trust a sufficient guar
nntoe that I will endeavor to please in
tlic future. FA.MlIjlf.il furnished at their
hollies at anv time at moderate prices.
K. W. Smallwood. Oeorge Slover.
Sm&liiYOod & Slover,
GENERAL
hardware
DEALERS IN
Gem Freezers, Fly Fans
Flv Traps,
Bath Tubs and Sponge
ALSO THE
Glacier Raffriger&isr.
Which we gnarajtee 6 bi the rery
beat on the aiitrket, ''w ,
m ouro ana cee 11
FOR
ASK
J"" "Hwiskic
FINE
CANDIES.
IN SEALED PACKAGES
80 cents per lb.
Tenney's superfine chooolates .
and Bon Bona only 40 and 60 eta.
per lb.
Give oar Soda and Candy one-"
trial and be oonvlnoed that -they.'
are cm oesi in tne city. Sn.'nu"
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