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Daily OURNAL. VOL, XIL--NO. 57 NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 6. 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS. ft -'T '! t a, BUSINESS LOCALS. FOCND i flat folding key in front of U. 8. Vaoe's residence. Apply at Jocn kal office FOUND 1 tame raccoon with chain attached A L Bynurn. WVNTED Secondhand books W will pay cash for second band novels in good condition C. Disovway & Iiro. DUFFY'S Diarrhoea Cordial prepa ration whhich has been in use for many years, with g eat satisfaction to all who have used it Composed of VeeetaWe Aromatic, Astringents, Carminatives and Antiseptics Pleasant, Harmless and Effective. For Diarrhoea, Drsen terry, Summer Complaint, Cholera, Cramps and Pain In the Stomach. Thin medloine is used and endorsed by Judge H B Bryan. Mr. W. H Harvey, Mr John B Tonne, and a number of other citizens of this and surrounding counties For sale bv Her Urn in the adjoining counties. F. 8 Duffy. TWO Ladies Wanted Sales Lady and Cashier. O. Marks & Son. j4 4t. LADIES and Gentlemen desiring to take lessons In Shorthand and are not able at present to pay for their instruction will ne satisfactory terms by com rannicition with W. Roettchor, Elizabeth City, N. C. LOST Two H'lver Popper Oruets .Find er will please return to Jouunat. office, dwlw OUR 8PEOIALTY-Ice Oream S.!i. is the best nickle drink ever put up in New B..rne. tf Nunn a McSori.tcy. FINE beef and veal this morning. S. Cohn & Son JUST Received i nice lot of California hams, broakf .at strips and sugir cured hams. G D. ftowden Co. THE profits and pleasure of Hicyclin? are not to be question; bnt the choice of a wheel should be carefully considered Wo can furnished ant Infornation yon may desire on the subject The " Waverly Scorcher", "9 lb price $100 is better than many 9125 wheels The "Columbia' ' 150 is absnlite'y the BEST made Cat al nrues pr'ces and fair terms i lven for h asking W T Hill & CO. Solo Agents. A FULL line of Spring and Summer Sample, consisting ofCheviotts Black, Blue and Brown Serge, Fine Check lash men". Imoorted flnitinirs. Worsted in all grades. Satisfaction guaranteed. F M. Chad wick. Tailor. At Hall's book Store. GO To Street's horse Store for Livery. Fine roadster, at Street's H.rse store. ELEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse store. DANDRUFF, Itcb. Mange, and all Skin Diseases cured by the us ot Duffy's itch Ointment For sale by F. 8 Duffy, Druggist. MISH Sacramental; Port and Scuppor nong Wines for salo by .Jas. Redmond, I. CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry Rock and Rye, put up expressly for throat, and lung diseases, for sale by Jas . Ubdmond. DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, for sale by JAS. Rkdmosd. HUNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the beat Natural aperient. For sale by .Tab. Redmond. PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by Jas Redmond. DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for sale by Jas Redmond IMPORTED Holland Gin, Burke's Bass Ale and Burke'a Guinness' btout, or sale by Jas Rsdmond. 75,000 CIGARS at very low figures for wholesale and retail trade for sale by Jab Redmond, GARRETS Cognao Brandy used very much in the sick room For sale by Jas Redmond I. CALVIN SCHAFFER'S Wild Cherry Rock and Bye. put up expressly for throat and luug diseases, for sale by Jas Redmond. The American Flint Bottle Com pany ii the latest projected- trust The total net gold in the treasury last Friday was 191,439,271. the DUblio debt was reduced 1739,425 In May. The printer who" set it np 'Colo jinl Urn bus" takes the cake and a big piece of the pie. Ool. Z. T. Vinson has been Appointed receiver of the Norfolk nd Western railroad. Ex-Mlnitter Bobert T. Lincoln las returned to bis law practice in and Chicago, and says he is entire ly out of politics. Mr. fogalls has decided that the ' oerro la nolititical failure. The : negro will probably say as muoh for Mr. Ingalls. Oar Consul General sends the State Department an offlolal state ment of the cholera in Anstro- Hungary. O v The rem atffs of three sons and one grandson of ex-President Davis vera reinterred on the Davis lot at . Hollywood - cemetery, Rlohmood, Yi last Friday. . The latest demand of the Servant Girls' League is for an afternoon to ' be "at home'' to their friend, with theme of the dining room and r It is generally believed that the Louisville and Nashville railroad has purchased the Newport News and Mississippi Valley road, the price being 120,000,000. r ' : V ; If Mr. Talmage's church can afford to pay its creditors with twenty-three cents on the dollar, what assurance does it require for the pastor to urge his congregation to pay their debts in fnll 1 A statement prepared by Oom- fcroller Eckels hIio.vh that since January 1, np to Jane, 10 national tanks, with a capital of 16,150,000, have failed, as against seven national banks, with a capital of $525,000, for the corresponding period of 1S92. Dan & Oo's trade review is by no means encouraging. It shows financial nncertainty and very tight money generally. Our exports of products continue small er than last year. In the course of the next week $5,000,000 foreign loaus fall due, which means heavy export of gold. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howard. Found Folding key. L. J. Moore Notice, Found Raccoon. F. 8. Duffy Diarrhoea cordial. C. Disosway & Bro. Novels wanted. Early peaches and apples aud russet apples of last seasons growth were at all in market yesterday. The Free Press mentions that the colored people of Kinsfon havo organized a hook and ladder company with a!out fifty members. The Elizabetli City Economist Falcon says that Rev. Dr. F. H. Johnson of that place has just returned from a visit to Aurora where he has organized a new Presbyterian congregation. The Schr. Mary and Francis arrived ia port yesterday from Baltimore with a car go of hay ior C. B. Hill. After uilload ing th(; Captain commenced taking on a load of lumber from the Stimson Lumber Company for Washington, D. C. Mr. J. M. Hines who has so well represented the Journal for the last six months as traveling agent, has resumed the insurance business. Ho will take hold of the Mutual Life, of New York, which wc believe is tlio equal of any company n existancc New Berne merchants are observing their commendable annual practice of closing early during the summer months. The first of June tlioy commenced closing at seven. This is well; employees need a little rest and recreation and nothing is lost by affording them the opportunity for it We learn from the Elizabeth City Economist that Mr. M. Makcly, of Eden- ton, recently of New Berne, has bought two steamers at auction. They were the Lizzie Burrus and the Tahoma. The Lizzie Burrus was b'd off for 1,325 and the Tahoma brought $750. It was a sale by the United States Marshal. The funeral of Mrs. J. R. 1$. Carraway took place from Christ Church yesterday afternoon at six o'clock conducted by Rev T. M. N. George. Tho underbearcrs were Messrs. Geo H. Robcrte.John Dunn, H. M- Groves, E. B. Roberts, John C. Greco, Joseph H. Hackburn, Green Bryan and W. R. Guion. A large concourse of sorrowing friends were present to pray the last tribute of respect. Monday is not as much of truck ship ping day as other days of, the week but the A. & N. C. R. R. had nearly three dozen carloads yesterday and the steamer Neuse was also heavily when she left. A quantity of potatoes were orought in the afternoon for shipment by today's steam ers and trains. The railroad is holding eighty-three cars in readiness for todny's truck. Coming and tloing. Judge A. 8. Seymour left for Raleigh yesterday morning to hold Federal court. Mr. J. B. Ives left for tho Western part ol the State on a pleasure trip. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Lee have left for their home in Kinston.) Miss Lizzie Lynch left yesterday on tlia steamer Neuse of the E. C. D. Line for her home in Philadelphia. Mr. Daniel Woodruff, one of the pro prietors of the New Berne Knitting Fac- tory left on the steamer Neuse to pay a visit to his old home in Pbiladelpbia,and to look after purchasing machinery for making a higher grade of goods. Rev. N. M. Jurney passed through last night en route to Beaufort. Socialism in America. Col. Waddell will speak on this inter eating theme at Durham on Wednesday, June 7th, In Stokes Hall before the Col umbian and Hesperian Liberary Societies of Trinity College. The them is a new one among as to be handled by so tble and accomplished s thinker. No institution in the State has excelled Trinity College in the amount of scientific attention given to the study of social and political science. The department of his tory, political and social science has been well manned since Its. organization sad will be strengthened in the futrv Oa this account Col. Waddell's wh to timely selection will And goof - "tndjfo sow upon.. .'; ? A Citizen of Northampton Dies In New Berne. Mr. Q. T. Gatlin, a young men about 26 years of age, died at eight o'cloek yes terday morning at Mrs. C. F. Willis boarding house on South Front Street of typhoid fever after an illness of twelve days. Mr. Gatlin'B home was near Conway, Northampton county, N. C. He with two assistants came to the city about six weeks ago selling bibles and other relig ious books for a Richmond firm. He was a member of the Baptist church and upon leaving of illness the members of the New Berne Baptist church were assiduous in their attentions fo him. They saw that he was kept supplied with a nurse and the pastor and leading mem bers of the church visited him often and Dr. N. II. Street attended him regularly. The remains left on the freight train for his home for his home. Mr. Henry T. Barnes one of his assistants accompanying them, and Mr. W. C. Taylor the other re maining to wind up the business. Mr. Gatlin was a widowvr. He leaves a four year old child and a mother. Honors to a Daughter of Senator Pot ter. Miss Bessie Potter, daughter of State SenatorL. A. Potter of Beaufort, passed through last night returning to her home in Beautort. Miss Bessie has just finished the course of study in the Durham Graded schools with distinctionjwas its valedictorian of the class, and was highly complimented by both the Durham papers. Moreover she has been for three years the organist of Trinity Church M. E. Sunday School, Durham, and when leav ing, the school, as a token of esteem pre scnled her with a beautiful and valuable gold watch. We join in the congratulations for the honora won by the fair young citizen of our sister city. A Matter of Pride. I lie Kulag Li jncws E uoserver says that the opinion has been expressed that the funeral car and six black horses used in the Davis memorial exeicises there and gotten up by Mr. John W. Brown was the finest turnout which was rsed in any city duriug the whole occasion from New Orleans to Richmond and those who were at the final interment at Richmond suy it surpassed the funeralfcar used there. Mr. Brown did the handsome thing and made Raleigh feil proud ol the fine appear ance presemeu on me occasion, it is a just matter of pride not simply for Hal eigh but for the State. A Tnrtle That Weighed a Tod. The Beaufort Herald of June 1st telli of a black turtle weighing between 1,800 and 2,000 pounds that was caught near Cape Lookout. It took 15 men to pull it out of the wate', and 8 to turn it over on its back alter landing Old fishermen tell that turtleB larger than this have been caught off this shore. This species of turtle is not fit to eat. This oue was fried to get the oil, which is very valuable. Superior Court. Three cases held the attention of the court Monday. The first was Grade Jones vs. Cato Jones. To test the validity of a deed. Judgment in favor of plaintiff. A. L. T. Davis et als. vs. B. J. Smith ct als. Motion to set aside assignment. The assignment was sustained. Evidence was tak'jn in the case of J. C. Harrison vs Wm. Lawrence and the case left open until to-dav. IN MEMORIAL Entered into Life Eternal, in the con fidonce of a certain Faith, and in the comfort of a reasonable, religious aid Holy Hope on Sunday morning, June 4tn, at ner nome in mis cuy, liizzig u beloved wile of John R. li. Carraway, in the 27th vear of her aae. Though Bunenng Irom a lingering dis ease, ner patience was sumime, ana no murmurs were heard from her lips. All that science, medical skill and devoted affection could suggest was done; but only to defer, unable to avert the approaching end. Her nature was sweetened by affection, and her soul richly endowed with the gracious gift of Charity. That Chanty that suffereth long, and is kind envieth not, vaunteth not itselr, is not puffed up. Doth not behave itself unseemly, seek eth not her own; is not easily provoked; thinketh no evihreioiceth not in iniquity, but reioiceth in the truth. Beareth all thines. believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things, and never & letb. Jf Her life was the abode of Faith, Hope and Charity, these three, but the greatest of these is Charity. While the limited Intervals of partial health, were devoted mainly to the care and culture of her precious little ones yet the yearnings ot ner Heart ever went out beyond herself, and strove in her humble way to relieve those less favored, to the uttermost of her ability t Truly may it be said "She hath done wnatsne could." On Sunday morning the messenger can e and as . the roseate; hue of dawn was bunting np the eastern boriioo, ner soul was released from the body, and in unison with the rays of the !rMng sun ascended lar above to tne jraraouse or our uoa. The church militant sent one more faithful soldier and servant to join the ranks of the Church Triumphant, and teaches us who remain behind to contin ually pray. ''We also bless thy holy name for all thy servants departed tnis lire in thv faith and fear. beseeching Thee to give ns grace,, so to follow their good examples, that with them we may be Dartakers of tbv heavenly kingdom. "Grant this Obi Father for Jesus Christ's sake, our only Mediator tad Advocate. ' ' !'":-- ; 'Amen OCR APPOACHINU MEET1NH. To Every North Carolina Teac'er and Friend ol Education. An event of great importance to the teachers of North Carolina, and to every school inthe State, will be the tenth annu al session of the North Carolina Teachers' Assembly, at Morelwad City, June 20 to July 8, 1808. Many new features in the Assembly work introduced this session, will make the occasion of more value than 'er. Men and women of the highest reputa tion and success in our State, rcprescnt- ng every department of education, will be preseut to meet you and give you their best thoughts and views in professional work. The meeting will beoncol unusual edu cational value, such as ambitious and progressive teachers cannot afford to lose. It will be a time to make most pleasant and valuable acquaintances, renew and strengthen old friendships, exchange pro fessional experiences with those who are worbing in lines like your own. and to get broader, deeper and more practical conceptions of popular education. the results ot sucli a ueliirhtlul meet ing of our teachers as has been planned for the coming session of the Assembly are certain to increase the interest of all our poople in education; and to establish our schools on a more prosperous basis than ever before. There will bo full and free presentation and discussion of such methods of teach- ng as are adapted to the peculiar con ditions of our educational systems, public and private. lercucrs cannnot be too stronelv ured to be present who desire to become more efficient in their work; to know why the most successful meiuDers of the professioiwuccccd; to secure a (rood school position or a change of location ior me tan term; to gain a new educa tional inspiration, or to recover from the fatigue of a school term by the unfailing influences of tho refreshing sea-breeze and the exlnlaration ot an ocean bath. One of the most valuable departments of the Assembly now is the Teachers' Bureau, which will assist teachers in se curing good positions, and will sudlIv competent teachers to any principal or scuooi committee wno may Uesire them. sir. n,. uritton lias cbarge of the Bu reau, and no charge is made for any as sistance rendered. Applications should be sent in at once. The expenses of your trip will be ex ceedingly light a two week-visit to the Assembly, including round.trip railroad fare from the most distant portion of the State and first-class board at the famous Atlantic Hotel, need not cost over $25. The total expense of attendance for the entire sessiou, including railroad fare and Doara, win not exceed $18. The pro fessional and social value ol the meeting to a teacher will be many times greater than the slight expense of attendance. inc annual lees lor membersh'p in the Teachers' Assembly are 2 for males and Si for females. By special request of the Assembly the railroads will add the membership fee to the price of the ticket and will furnish purchaser a coupon, for which, when presented to the Secretary at Morehcad City, a "Certificate of Mem bership will be supplied, which will en title tho holder to all special hotel rates, lectures, entertainments, and every other privilege of the Assembly session. Friends of education are permitted to at tend the Assembly on same terms as Ieacbera. VV hen purchasing your teach Cf9' ticket be sure your baggage is check- co through to Morehead City. The various railroads ol the State have made, specially for the Assembly, very liberal rate ot about one and a half cents a mile each way. tickets on sale from June 18 to 80, and are good to re turn any time until July 20, and permit stopping over on the retuni trip. The great Atlantic Hotel gives first-class ac comodations to all who hold certificate of membership at a uniform rate of only fl per day. 1 he boatmen make reduc tions for sailing and fishing parties, so that these delights may be constantly participated in by all. A cordial invitation is extended to teachers and friends of education of other States to visit the Assembly and enjoy with us the privileges of tho session and the delights of the sojourn at our "Educa tional Capital by tbe Sea. John J. Ulaib, fresident, EOGBNB G. HARRKLL, Sec'v and Treas. "One swallow don't make a summer. But summer is upon us and it behooves you to lay in your stock of summer underwear, Some people do not change their 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 Bycicle Shoes. See us for Cloth ing, Hats and Shoes. J. M. HOWARD. Best Bread In the City. Laree loaves delivered at 5 cents. Cakes and pies constantly on band and made lo order, tf. C. V. McGbhkk Things Worth Remembering. When vou feel a kind of goneness about the stomach it is a sign that vour food does not sit well and that you are SDont to nave a ni oi inui cestion. - V hen yon begin to feel nervous and are unable to pit still eomfortaely; when your slothes suddenly seem to lose their 8t and become too tight in places the fit of indigestion is surely noon vou. - When this lit of indigestion is re peated from day to day it finally re solves into aynpcpBu. Remember that three to ten of Brandreth's Pills will sort the worst ease of indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and a -regular eourssof them, sav two every nizht for a week or ten days, will act as a preventive of either complaint. - ; ,v; ;- ,',- mi Bakincr a. sr a" ej jrowaer JIhsolately Fure oream of tartar baking powder in loHveninif strPiiytn Highest of all tiATKBT UniTI'.O StATF.S (iOVKUNM KNT eoon Kkport. Rovai. Hakino Powdkb Co. 100 Wall St . N Y BKi IKE'S A 111 K I' TO K A 1 1 K, My Katie Melviuc letter I've re ceivcd, And have taken to he.iit c: rh word vou have siad, It causes your sweetheart ;i 'rent deal of pain To think that his motives have all been in vaiu. Ungenerous, or cruel, I sought not to be For I compromised the rase in letter No. three, As letter No. 2 was mere inr fun; I'll agree: The aforesaid one was my just decree. A heart full of love, you do not assume, Such I claim not- I do not presume, 'Tis true if you loved, you'd lie trust full 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, sii)i, ride, walk; when business was done, Or enjoy any innocent amusement, for fun. I think I should blush o'er mv head, noso or eves. If you should have the audacity for once, to surmise. That I'd sav hard things to the one I should please. Or leave her home any time to kill Iuil's, flies or hVas. Your letters were charming, and with in terest did soar My thoughts far away, to my Katie ol yore; But Miss Mollie is here, in a line situa tion And your sweetheart is waiting fur an in terpretation. But as you have i veil it, aud will many, I bid you good-by, as tarry; But I'll simply say thif part, I'll cherish you always, heart. I've no e'er forever m in mv ureal I i 1 never for once, thought of land, gold or pel I',- But always have cherished "vour dear little self." The betrothal has been broken work claims my timr, Ho good-by forever 1 Dear Katie Mel vine. I ever vours in fond remembrance, BIG IKE. New Heine, May 2.")tli. HfK! For Kent. A dwelling, large and ciunmodious. situated on booth r rout St. Apply to V. (1. Bhinron. If you have no temptation, stop! Torn aroand! Yoa are going the wrong way. It isn't ill the ordinary way that Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription comes to the weak and suffering wom an who needs it. It's guaran ted. Not with words merely; any medicine can make claims and promises. What is done with the " Favorito Prescriptions' is this: if it failn to benefit or euro, in any case, your money is returned. Can you ask any better proof that a medioinc will do what it promises' It's an invigorating, restorative tonic, a soothing and strengthen ner ine, and a certain remedy for the ills and ailment that beset a woman. In female complaints " of every kind, periodical pains, internal inflammation or ulceration, bearing-down BOnsation, and all chronic weaknesses and irregu larities, it is a positive and complete cure. The man who chases bubbles will bark his shins sooner or later. Aro you insured? If not, now is the time to provide yourself and fami ly with a bottle of Chamberlain, s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an insurance against any serious results from an attack of bowel com plaint during the summer months. It is almost certain to bo needed and should be proonred at onoe No other remedy can take its place or do its work. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. V. Jordan. A quarter in the pocket will buy more groceries than a dollar some body owes yon. NOTICE. Pnriwntto Jndgmtnt ofth Bupeilor oiut of Uravan oountr, rendered at the Vabrnarr term. 18V.1 of sild eouotr. In tlie wneram i, m uuoert piintin ana Rom Fargeraon and wife are defendants, 1 wlllexpoee to public itleat the oonrt home door In tarn eltr of New Berne. N. O. tne let Monaay in Anion, ims. tne lend described In the eomplalnt In aald etloa eaia lenai aajoiain, tne leoae or j H. Bmltnana tne neir oi ADner wmte ne4 Lewi and other, bounded follow: On the eaat or Adam creek, on the South or tne lanae m joe. a, omiiQ ua otaera eanleiDlef W aorea mora or Wee, botne; the earn laada wherela the defendant now re eldea, Ia Mo. t Townahlp, Craven eoant Korta Oarallaa, Termi of lale eeah, , . L. J. Moore, X ' Oommlealoner. Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but that is all it will cost you to cure any ordinary oase of rheumatism if you nse Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it and you will be surprised at the prompt relief it affords. The first application will iuiet the pain. 50 cent bottles for sale by J. V. Jordan. Manufacture trunks of al grades, "'Repairing A specialty. Send u.s your old trunks and we will make them good as new. Charges moderate. S. 1!. WATSON & CO , Removed to ofhVo formerly occu pied by T. F Ilargiss next to (,'aston House. dwtf PUHlFYiisG PUMPS. Drink pure water by Using The Celebrated Perfection Waor Elevator AND Purifying Pump in your cisterns and wells. En dorsed by all scientists anil the med ical profession as the grandest water purifier of the age and a preventative against cholera, typhoid, scarlet and malarial fevers. SOLD ONLY II Y Disoswav & Churchill. A. E. HIBIURI). W'ut-lif-i, Clocks it ml Jcicclry, SILVERWARE. &c. RHi'AIRINC NTATI.Y DON .Middle St., New Berne, N. C. dwtf. WE HIVE Received A NICE LINE OF Ladies Oxfords From Ikghr ros, Ajd we also havo en route Irom aime firm, an elegant assort ment of MISSKS, ("llll.DKHXS ami IM AM'S lIl)HS. There may be other things you might nee in onr stook to suit you ho COME and SEK L:3. If you don't buy we will be glad to see you just the same. Yours Truly tf HARRINGTON & BAXTER. SiRiH DXLBT'S ICE CREAM Can lie hud :il In r Kl tand on Urond St., ne:ir Middle. My Inn'' and mmvcvIuI ixinrieni e in this husiue.-i U, It mil a Milliiieiit fjuar antce that 1 "ill i ndimnr to plcusc in the future. l'A M 1 I.IKS furnished at their homes lit any tiini' ;it, inudrrati' prices. E. Y. Smallwood. Ocorgo Slover. Sresiltfood & Slover, GENERAL Hardware DEALERS IN Gem Freezers, Fly Fans Flv Traps, Bath Tubs and Sponge ALSO TUB Glacier Refrigerator. Which wo guar a j tee to be the very best on the market. Bo Sure and See it Before SAM. fi. WATERS, Tobacconist k Confectioner A full line of the Finest Cigars. "8URBRUG8" and "MAR3URG&," finest blends of Smoking Tobacco. "GRAVELY '3 Finest chewing To" baoooR "LOWNEY'B" Superfine ChooolaU and Bon Bona reoaWed weekly. ARCTIC BO DA and ctan lA SPECIALTY. 1 ftp seta WM ( iiprStf 9 i FOR Travelers. Those who contemplate a trip to tbe Worldrs Columbian Exposition, or to our mountain or seaside retiorts thii summer, are reminded that we have generously provided materials and articles adapted for those who will leavo home. Nearly every department of our honse is now supplied with ita por tion of goods specially salted for travelers. Dress Goods, Bhzr and EtOD Suits, Shirt Waists, Walking: Shoes, Waterproof Over Garments, Umbrellas, C3p 1 o v o s j AND Wares OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Baga, Canvas Telescopes. Traveliug Cases, and Grips. Siiooiully qualiliod help to 011 mail orders. Daub with order of $5.00 and over, we deliver goods free (except furniture and crockery) to nearest Express Office or Railroad Station. W. H.& R.sTTucker &Co. RALEIGH. N. C. At John Dunn's ' Ice Cream Soda, Mill Skate, Coca-Cola, Sofia Water, Lemonade All Syrups Pure. Made Irom Best Fruit Juices. Tenney's CELEBRATED CANDIES. Iu dialed I'm. k :!; JFLoy ster's Fine Candies. WHITMAN & MILLER'S FINK I'lIILA. CANDIES. Florida Oranges, Bananas &Etc. Nunn & McSorley, Receive Weekly, Banaiiw, Oranges, Lemons, eto. We have the coldest Soda and (Joca-Oola in the city. We also have the finest 5 and 10 ct. line of OKI AKS in city. ASK L-OR 0HK FINE CANDIES. IN SEALED PACKAGES 80 cents per lb. Tenney's superfine chocolates and Bon Bona only 40 and 60 ota. per lb. Give oar Soda and Candy on trial and be oonvfnoed that they are the best in the city. JUST RECEIVED : A choice lot of Sugar Oared Hams, Hnonidera, Bre&kfaat Bacon, 8moked Beef, Boneless Corn Beet, , Pale Cream Cheese, . . Fancy Lemons, ' w. Nioe Butter,,, LuCAB & LEWIS. -
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