Daily
Journal.
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VOL. XII.-NO. 71
NEW BEENE, N. 0., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1893,
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
WANTED a situation as bar tender or in
; Grocery store. Over two years experi
ence. Apply to c. c. Care of Journal
office. j82 8t.
7 SEVEN SPRING Water on draught at
.. Uaakill's Pharmioy tf
"'MTftSES t ANNIE and .lontiio Miller,
formerly of New Benin, offer iro d board
by rtav or c k at "No 117. Favfettevillo
' Mroet a' I! ! '-1 It 1 1" tm
MANY hicvclcs arc priced at 1?0 but
there is not a ease on lccoid where Ihcv
wore sob I for 1"0. Whv ? Urea use
tliev are not worth more than 100. et
persons A' Ho own snch goods flatter thetn-
' solves that thev :;tv owners of first ciHss
wheels. Evidence of insanity 1 The
"flol-UMiirv." model :I2 is priced tit. $150;
mid we will i;ive !."' to the person who
fill Witinmtr!-, hnv litem for less.
Why? Ilccau'e th:-v are worth it, every
cent' Coliimhins s-II lor from ?lltt to
1
P. Wavcrlics are worth 100.
V T- IIii.i. & Co.. Sole AirenM.
DUPPrs Diarrh.-tea Oorilial-A prepn
ration whliicli li is tumi in im for many
yean ivlt.ti i; oat sifit.ietnn to all who
"have uei it (..imposed of VonPtaVe
Aromatic- Astringents. Carminatives
nod Aiitiuppttcf Ploasant. Harmless
and Effoitlw Fur lianhie. Dvsen
tarry, Hummel- Complaint, Cholera,
Cramps ami Pain in the Stomach Tins
inerlieiiin ts used and miilorsotl by .1.. e;i
H R Bi iM'i. Mi- W II Harvoy, Mr
John n Yomiit. and a lmmlior ot othor
citizens of this and surrounding counties
For sale bv dm-Ura in the adjoining
onntios, P. S Duffy
A FULL line or Hprinir and Hummer
flauipb), consisting of Cheviolts black,
Blue and Rr iwn Surg. Pino Ciieo.k Hash,
mere, lmiiorhed suitings Worsted!, in all
graddS. 8atif.o"win g'uarant.eo 1
F M Ohatlwick. Tailor.
At Mali's book Store.
O T H( run's h-use Ht re for Livery.
Pino rn''.ti!-.ii at fgrcot's Horsn store.
ELEGVMT tj.id fliers at Street's Horse
tore.
MWI icrauHt': P,rt an(l Hc.up;ior
nooR Wines for sale by Ja8 Hkdmonii
I. CALVIN' SeharTer's Wild Cherry Rock
nd live pu no evirosslv for throat and
iio'd.s-';isi. fur ail.) by as Illiuo:;r
DUFFY'S Malt Whickey for Medicinal
use, for sale liv -1 VS UnnMusn
nUMYAOI .Tmos Mineral Water, tho
boat Natural aperient. For sale by
.Ias. Redmond
PURS Corn Wbiskov for sale ly
' Jas Rk.dmond.
DUFF Goidon Imported Sherry,
for sale by Jas Redmond.
IMPORTED Holland Gin, Bcrke's Tlass
Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout,
omaleby Jas Rhdmond.
'75i00f CPl VI ' -t'- v-iv 1" linros for
who'o! and ro .1,1 I. mile f..r sale ly
Jas. Redmond.
. J ARRETS Cognao Brandy used very
much in the sick room For sale by
Jab Redmond.
, Collector Eliaa has to give
bond
in the mm of 1260,000.
A Tennessee mob makes a
mistake nd hangs an innocent
' A minv statesmon huve
. j A i "views" reBhaped by the
baa tneii ' .
efttmeat. Post.
, pie coo titer .
isgradnally increa s
, amounts to $93,719,504.
Mr8. Grant end Mrs. J0
Davis are to fraternize at iT0"
;'Point an opportunity for Forak.,r
- to have a fresh conniption fit.
; Lizzie Borden's proof that sue was
In the barn hnnting lead for a
flipsey seems to have made off
? with the proseoution's case, hook,
Unej sinker and all.
A fashion writer recommends the
; parasol beoanse a charming face is
' never more charming than when
shaded by a baokgronnd of soft
and becoming color;
? Only ten houses escaped destrno
tiou by the forest fires in Virgi-
'nla,lMlnn. ' and Merritt and
Me88obe were .oompletely wiped
out. There are reports of aeverol
. talities. - '-..': ;
The Oassell Publishing company,
of ' New York.: has' gone into the
lhands ot ' a receiver, its president
having swamped the concern by
lateallog $103,000 from it.
- As we supposed, the United Sta
te, Government has no control
over Jaok8o"a Park or the World'e
Fair. The State of Illinois has the
jurisdiction and she decides that
tLe Exposition may be open Son
dajs. Chicago is happy.;.;.:
Blx hundred thousand quarts of
httawbertfes we are told.: were
i '.ipped from - Bldgely, :;r Caroline
County, this season,'' widen netted
t'.a erowers $30.0(10, over and above
all expeuses. Easton (Md.) Btar,
The in vestigatlon'at Norfolk, V.,
Lis nnearthed'cioss pension fraafls.
r fleeu persons have been areated,
t i l it is thought that twenty more
i s's will be man. Gross pension
t . !i on a large scale have been
C ivered In other parts of the
r ' try. - " . - :.' ;
What do you think of more than
half a million dollars being paid
out each day for pensions alone? It
is more than that perhaps nearer
$700,000 a day. With such a con
stant source of bleeding, with a
huge tariff tax levi. il oxc.insively in
the interest ot the i n li and for tho
oppression of the p-cn'. how else
cm n 'n ihn tin-.titii- -,it!rn shall
grot'i iail Bwai iiudi i Oicontia
geouH burdin? VV,. M- -t ner.
LOCAL SEWS,
A'i'ir .i;i'v,'V7..,':.i..,"7.s.
ilowanl,
0;-o. V. Gaskill St.-iieiinn:.
U lulled A Mtu-.iti.ii.
Seven (Springs wa'.cr at ( ;a !.:;''.-.
Miss Lizie Ikmieu was aei',!':;t" il liy
the coroners jury of tl.e murder of Ik t
parents.
I he weddings jci tei iiay imiwI a
sjieeial demand for team'.. V.r. .). W.
htewart furnislied lilU-eu e i r . for ti.e
two events.
Military tactics will hereiiiter If
ol the con: -.-cf ii: 'r.:-at t!w 'J -eiiiiural
and Uue'ian'.ca! Co;!.-'- at
Raleigh. Tost grad-.iatc rout's. 3 a:id a
preparatory departmeiit are a's.i prmMH
for.
Mr. Clms. Heizensleia's iinlc wn. CUej
ter.met with :. painful nccitU'iit ,. ieii!; y.
lie fell off the banisters to til-; t-.:a.l ia
front of his home and l'' o',e his a; ,.i in
tivo places. Dr. '. AV. llu!;l.(3 -e'. tl e
broken limb and the liliie li .v '.'!'.'
resting quietly last ni'.it.
Wilkes counfy lavs cla:::i to ihj i,l de-l
magistrate in the Suite v. ho i.s ;!.;.!
engageil in the serviee. ;'!
old and attends every ii::t;"::; t:e-'
ing held in tne eeuaiy. i'.c l.i .i 1.
miks from Willieslio;'"., mi. 1 iii s i: i;
Col. Allen Vhitli.i-tn.
The Ualei;;h Nc-s unJ )!.;;. v. r n: ' . ,
the following mention f !?ev.-ii i'. ;' .
which is so rapidly '.;::; in 1 ,v.;;- i
summer resort : "Mr. C. M. I';'.;'.- . .id
Col. Kenan arrived ia :. v :' o:: '
en Springs, liiey r.-pott i'ij ''.!.; . do
lighlful and the wuli .s !s
prospects are good i r a t : i' . u!e ..!
son. The proprict -.
everything to make
hie. and the hotel is vi
Car:- .1'. dom
1
Tuc.iday night al live i:'- - "I"
o'clock a lew citizms ol . '.
among them Dr. Geo Slovel', were
dent they felt u' slight earthquake
accompanied by a rumbling,
the jiassing of a caniac;-.-. There
doubting Thomases but reports
elsowhere show that a il- i'.incl io--l
kit at Charleston, Columbia, S.iv
and Augusta, causing cone', li leib!
1: I
citement but doing no uani
a V, ;
rniiiBton the shock was hard cuoa
to
awake people from their sleep, f'Liit'n
ing them so that some dressed nad won!-!
not go to bed again all niht.
Mr. Alex Miller returned to Rueky
Mount yesterday. He has tiie I nil ;im
for his future home completed, the bak
ery furnished, baker engaged, end h
intends to start up next wci-k, cirrying a
stock of crbceiies also. Mr. lli.'er i
located in a most de.-,irabie pint of l'oc'..y
Mouut and ho will have a full coiuwiuid
if the Iwkorv trade oi that ):'-c untl
the,
! arc eight nei"
ooni:g
towns
ive ml
ed
ill ages"
within a twenty-.
j.:
run by ra.y :
l;1 WtlK'U lie '
:i cUi
i
branches of '"1C i;,l!;cl'i'
ship products f m:
dailv.
bakery to tinni
Coming and Going.
The fauii'.y of Mr. Jas.
Taylor
relative.
kit
i.i
vesterdav morniii!; to v.
New York.
Mrs. 8. Iv. Eaton left on the
steauiei
Jo! am I.
Neusc to visit friends ui Rood
Massachusetts and Maine.
Gov. Carr went down to llorciicnd
City last night to visit tho As;emi!y.
Col. J. D. Whitford, and Messrs. E. II.
Meadows and Jas. W. Eiddic of New
Berne accompanied him.
Mr. W. T. Caho, who has been on . a
trip to Washington city and to Norfolk
Female college to seo his daughter Miss
May, graduate returned to the city on the
steamer Ncnse accompanied by her. Miss
May left far her home in Bayboro.
Miss Corinnc Harrison, who is to
lecture at the Teachers' As3cmuly on
Physical Culture came on tho steuuer
Neuse from Norfolk and wen t down to
Morehead by the nigh ts train.
Mr. Geo. Pavie and his litttle dungl tcr
ot Morriston. N. J. are visiting his
mothe.
Mist May Hcndren is attending the
TeaJhera' Assembly.
"Sweat childish days that were t loug
as twenty day are now." Wadsworth.
We hav something that all the
boys will want, lot of Tatent
Leather Pumps, sizes 3 to 5, price
$1 60. New lot of Canvass bicycle
Shoes In white, rnsaet ana . DiacK,
size 6 to 9. . New lot of belts, star
ash vests and Collars and Cuffs.
Just reoeiVed y' by . - Wednesday '
boat Puff Bosom Shirts In white
and colored. Fall , drees shirts
dude bows' and new lot underwear,
. . .. ' : J.M. IIOWAED.
TWO WEDDINGS.
Loudon itryan ; l'otler Allen As
Pretty Marriages as Were Ever In
New Uerne.
Two of the prettiest marriages that
ever oe urrfd in our city took place yes
teidny. The conl rncting parties being
Mr Henry L. London, jr., of Pittsboro to
M: s Minnie Bryan, daughter of Judge
IL R. i rvan unit Dr. Will. II. Potter, of
Liv n, Ms -s.. l-i Mary L.Allen, daugh
; : .- Vr. Geo. A Men.
.ondon anil Miss I'ryan were mar
i. ' ::t h :;h noon in the Episcopal
(l)--vij. Re v. T. M li. tieorge, rector,
i ; il ra! i!i- oralions which were pre
,. ..-I'. r ti,e oe. ision by Mr. S. C. Rnd-
-o.-.siMc of a double arch of roses
i.i -.ieti-.-s and pink hollyhocks with a
peiviant 1 o'o.iel of crimson amaryllis and
eay j -s-.-i. mines, at the centre and tho
back ground was set off by ornamental
i,i a - e- in varieties ami two dozen shining
ca r.;i!i .'.
The ; : -ie'.nony being over many invited
- j gathered at the hospi'uble home
of to j bridi's parents andj partook ol a
weil-i'ng l-rcalil'ist, which was everything
il way that could be wished for.
In ihe spacious pallor some half a doz-i-.i
ta! lei were loaded with presents, as
be.mtif :l an array as was probably ever
i.ia.le in t l .' history of the city. Tiie
pi. eiils were between one and two hun
ii:e 1 in number and were elegant. There
v.;:s a prc.f:!.- supply of articles of gold
::.i ' ihei i-i di lieale workmanship, and
.'.-c r.iA'.r and other gilts both or-n:-
i lid -in. I useful were abhndant.
i : e Is eanie from several States:
.',; ..' Y'.:!,, Virginia, Georgia, South
f'.,iui'i,t rii.riila and Texas were all
r. j-p d among litem.
. i "drs. London left on the steam
-i'.-.ralrip to the World's Fair,
v ; i .-. i-.i Ijamt .Noillieni cities.
r and ?!ics Allen were mar-
;. in., in the Presbyterian
:,e ((lemony was beautifully
v Ilev. L. C. Vass, D, D , of
I
Ga., foruier pastor of the
d uncle by marriage of the
il by Rev. C. G. Vardell, the
t'-r.
r.u'-.i he-t man was his brother,
'ol'iT, ofl'oston, and the ifaid
va-i Mi. s Janie Brown of New
': Mi-.e-i Maggie Small wood
S;evenii!i were the little
re .Messrs. .). T. Daniels,
T. Ifollister and John
.' v.:, 1 li ve been almost an impossi-
to l ive improved on the floral
d: Tiiey wire fine and lavish,
i'... ' !i 11 "g fie pulpit from view.
T ! f; vihing and arrangement of
t i : . :iiir.;! o; iiiiinentat.ons was a labor of
1 iv o i ' put of the bride's wide circle
o.' . ..; i'. ad i in the city. The forenoon
w. !.!.-.:'; ciMHiiaicI io their preparation
i'l: ' tete an 1 dextrous fingers
of tiie 1 . 1 s a -ui Ihe strong arms of
g -.: 'e iiien a'! aided in the beautifying of
t!:a e'iiire'i.
Ti.e decorations consisted principally of
p.'l.iw, eailasand fcrus with other choice
giv-is-ho'i ip ami pot plants while the
IVoiit was banked up with the choicest
ro'-''s an 1 other cut flowers.
Tin ." r ere many palms of different
vi'.r! .lies. The central one on the pulpit
v,,-i a plemiid date palm. Beautiful
b ,m' no a.:d oilier evergreen vines twined
an, ,'i i the pilars with roses at the top
:i"':3 a very pretty display, while sprigs
of a y..i o'iordes magnilica Jcnt an airy
t l! t ,) i i" whole. Hanging from the
i" ' s'.i were similar decorations and
I e tnst v oriKimeniations n wiueiy
;v :. ! cicen plants over each door
o .' ;viu lej exactly.
Ml i Lilian Roberts beautifully presidud
; i.e org in playingjlirst the wedding
laii'.i fi jni Lohengrin and ending with
the cliaruiing ouo by Mendelsohn.
During these sweet strains the bridal
n.u ty entered by tho east door ami were
met by Dr. Potter and his best man, Mr.
I'r d Potter, in front of the beautifully
dcroratcd'pulpit where stood the officia
ting cl Mgymen. The bride leaning upon
t lie i ai m of I her father, Geo. Allen,
Esn., was preceded by the two little
flower giris, and the Maul ol Honor, alias
Janie Mirown. The bride attired in a
gown of white organdie, wore a bridal
veil and carried aboquct of white carna
tions nud maiden-hair fern brought by
thee room. The Maid of Honor, simi
taily attired In white, carried a boquet
of cape jessamine, and very gracefully
assisted the btido by holding ber boquet
ana removing her glove tor the ring.
The iinpressivo ceiemony over, the
bridat party left the church under the
enlivening strains of the organ lor the
bride'a hoine.Afler the bride, had donned
an elegant going-away gown ot green and
gray, the whole .bridal party proceeded
to the steamer Neuse. Dr. and Mrs.
Potter will take quite an extended tour,
embracing Old Point Comfort, t trip up
the Hudson, and to World s Fair, Then
they wiiljctura to Boston through
Canada, visiting yfontreal, Quebec, the
famous Saguenay river and other points.
The array of bridal presents was ex.
tensive and brilliant, coming both from
friends hero and in their future home.
. By these marriages New Berne loses
two of the most . charming and popular
young ladies ever raised in the oity. They
carry with them the best wishes of all
and every one regrets to lose them.
TEAHERS' ASSEMBLY.
At the Atlantic Increased Niimhor of
Pleasure Boats Improvement
Musical Entertainment Xew
Bcine'.-i r.irt.
MoniiiiF.vo Cut, X C,
Ju.ie "0
ii, mi
i'lOill
o.e of
)''.
New
the
We dropped
Berne last ni;
l.t t.
Teachers' As-cn 1
session. Ail day
oppre ive, and .
only a bltle be!,
much abated. '1
several oti'n ers oi
them tiie S,-er. ;.,
some out: who v.
iii:ii'"ii
I i it e n
t
iiu.
A
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not know that c:ii. '
rell of Ra'eigh, '. e
mention" bv i.a.i. -.
persons hoarded tiie
As wc made tiie, nr.i
the heat steadily i!
reaching destination
cool and re! "n-shin
stopped at t!.e "A
(
.' liVeil
.v litre
Ihe r...
.-.d up.
w ;
nf
.1 1
should we htoi
Tl:.
and bright , w itli ;;:
quarter, an.! 1 lie
lighted, siiowed i
ill nice o:d: .', n
last year. T!,,'-.e 1
platform i:i tl' ;
Mr. I. L. i'c rv : :
of birth !inpp;.::r.i
the hay, al 1 leir;
nearly in hi : . '
ex)ericnce in i al,
he has acq-il c i
knowing bo-.v to
train brought dev.-twenty-livu
pc:-..:
found tlieir,vav,
room for supper,
place for hungry
coming out, ae.. !.
balance, he v.oul I
wanting in avie,
A notice. i'i!i- tra
cnjoyuient of vl. 1 ;
surplus in tee ,
tors is the re... li
fleet ol sharp':, -1.
added, and in n.
has been taken o:
roomy, iininci: '
commodation of ;
ted, the scats ni (
g.iy colored a..
thing neat and : . -are
all uniformly i
with iiaint, v.-'i a ,t
like certain I' .e II
"A boat, they s-iv.
A
il
1 i I
1
Rut ca.uiol l! :
Though '.11. e !::
She si', up.i-.i ',
It is well l.eov
caiiiine'.it t, r i
ear, has I ;!
e near Wil i.V
I 1:1,
about three or I' i
e accepted an i
retary to :o in : .
the land lay. !
ter Master ( ;e::; i-
d.
Coloncl, one of W.
except Adjutant ( ;
of Rideigh, who r
icncral and h.n I: i
any one in selectin-;
new camping groun 1
prises about sixty a
fully situated on tie
Sound, and on bo'.li :
Tl
d'li-
t
nud is the last flail ..i p c '
ing liere. 1 m- w :
cleaned up, (re 1 e..n n .1,
thing put in li.ie i ,.. i ' i. i
drilling, die:-' p. : :,: -, ,' ,
all necessary I.,;'. 11 i : i
reded. Col. II... ,' lina.
eonvcnienCLS v, i.i . v.
j oyed by the in; .. ; : . ' .
is believed tl.at tl- e '..
(July 13 to 8-: v.1'1 : .
pleasant, in.ilru.i've a i ! ,;
held by (hem.
At night a mil. 'le.it ci ,e: '
given, arranged by s .! :e..
ofRaleigh, thu Miwi ,! HI
Aisembly. Tiiougli jr,..hir
was highly ei ' o" 1. .V
saiiga solo, and pla , c 1 ..a
duct with Miss Uoi.icn, of li
ici'ti.l
.! i s
celt i-
W,,s
Lawrence, also of lti'i ;;;!i,
tion: ' The Oi- jaa !:i.l
w
finely rendered. M',
Greonsboro, pleasantly
last year, gave a voe.d
contributed a son-; bv
Lir i
V..o.i, ol
'gel f.o-n
N'e v r.erce
., I S.lt.T,
from the
., Cliapi.i,
! t:i meni i-iii
''o by Mlis
:o o.
M' ; !
which elicited much pr.ii:
critics, and a vocal solo by .
who was encored. Wo omiu
in its place, an instrument t!
Holden. Everybody was delighted.
As we close these notes the oreheelra
said to be unusually well balanced and
superior in their makeup, individually
and corporate are delivering them iclves
otiome very lively music, ami a lew arc
"trippinir the HRlit fantastic. Anil so
Ibis preliminary day ends, and tomorrow
will usher in the first day proper of the
Assembly a work.
U.
Best Bread la tho City.
Large loaves delivered at li cents
Cakes and pics constantly on hand and
made fo order, tf. , C..V. McGuubb
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
Cn and after Monday Juno 10tb, 1893,
the steamer Garrett will be withdrawn
and this line will resume ' its former
schedule. The steamor Nouso tailing on
Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays. ...
' . Gro. IleHDBBcoB, Agent, "'
Now Bcrno, N. C, Jane Wtb, '3. ,
Pure 0
eream of tart ir baking p- wtler
''l;!'-t of all in lei-'enuij; iii-i-ii th.
r r Uni-ikii Stvtiss Gi...i;;.MENT
' in Ur.rnuT.
e'V.t, Pakinu I'owni'it Co., 1"IW:11
et N . Y .
i lie I.oiiii .Negotiated
I'cP.iard of City Council , onveiie
after r, cess at the call of (he Miiv.ir wit
prided.
!'!'"."iif Counciliucn lieieii;ti;n. Gel
c: !., I.ovick. Latham. Cl-irk iind l lii. '
Cin irmari Vlrieh of ihe 1'inence ('C'linl
I-.- latcd that he had -iicceedcd in m
; .ot i.-iting u loan with tiie Farmers an
M I' h, mis Hank by giving- them a n .te i
he di icounted al 8 per real .
li oll'cred the following ivol ni,.
wiii- !i was adopted, voting nv-. ('eic. i
n: -a ie i -nsleilt, Gelocl;, f.oviek, L illciu
t ', i,l. and l lrieh.
(in ne tion of Councilman l"reh,
Tr.-a-ui-i-r wan rcqin-icd to t: I
i-i".- lei liness hereafter u il ii the V.
Ilai.l: and lie was iii-triicled not to
in, ',11N contricled by the I'nriin r la u
';':'!l the i-olli ctinii of reiil and pe; ,,
W. I). W.u i , i , ( i- , (-,
I'" fly cents is a sniitll d-ic'jr hi!',
hut. that is all it will cost you to cure
j any ordinary case of rheumatism il'j
you -isii (.ihainlierlain's l'ain IJ.ilm. !
i fry it. and you will be surprised at
j he prompt relief it atl" n d i Th , i
I ii'-t application will q-iiet tie p-i:::. I
i .V; cent bottles for h:i1-: hy J. V. .1 l-1.il.
Ulio'.esnle .Market CouiUrv l'loJucc. !
I'.-ef. 1.1
.-. .1 N -jn.i-.-J l-i!e.
'Hoi, 7 to 7 I I.
Ml. Il'om l,:;l. 11 1, ,.
1, I. -II- .'lo.llillc pail. '. ,!!!
i K'iil'. lOeVi, .; Mm;, ,.,
ICal-'jl--.
Id pi as. lel.illile.
-e. ;.-.e.al.0O.
Iliv llint. .icg drv
1. 2 1 -:'.
aih dive .-flit) to
-. IV.
i if il Ti.
p. -he, led, il.ii'l.s! ",0
i ,'. I'lll wool. I. .'.'. i lir.e I
'il.cv; .l.')Ua-'.(in.
vol .
Mi Hot s F.. I KOM1Y.
ii Chinaman praises hi 'l"s,
Tie- iii.-ii lai'iu praises hij.lj,
ie- gm',!, ner praisi Ins tin ai
Lilt f place L .
i i ,. - .'I i: .'H I .oves Itic I
I The liii'iardi-t lov,-t his i.
Tii.t hllsl'all liii-iu lovelii ii, s , ,;
Rut I hue I .
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(iaskill's Pharniiiej.
l:',ill t plirclta-ied til" St" 1, "1'
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r .. d i:i i vi rv u.-.v lo ii!l ;dl ,.r.i
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, . . 1 llillg J to he 1,'irt. I lil '
c' .. u ell I ( p I ' 1 1 pli' i i 'il kl .'.l.l' e , 1
O ' i 1 at pl'ie.s ih I"','.' a- lie 1 . ' '
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l ii'- R.i.si.l ,,1, E.miin,-r of t ie
I'.i.iiee icuiiilc As- i.itioii lia .f - ,
ling to i hat 1 hav- ' i, - .ci . .
lice- ary to correctly attend n . j
lei less, :md my patrons in , -, I e - i'
111 it I shall do so. Resides this ino-t j
excellent recoinaiendal ion, 1 am a :;,.i,i I-
,'.. I,.,,,, It.., 1I..,F, 11..,,', I'l IU...I ..I I ,
I " ' '"' " .' "' I"
, I. iii-.ersity of North I arolin i. V in i ' I
ten; ;,,n is called to a (, ".- ol th. eu-iy
j -pe 1, dries o he found in my --, !,..
' Wing's I'l ill'ts' Ativin-,oN'si iolpo, te,l . .o. I
Vcnanl's Pcifiiinerics, (' ni,lra s l',nhi;e
."id haehcl Powders. I.uhiii: Row!- r : nd
Extract , Lavender and l.ilai- JWiio-r,
Woimbury's Facial Soap. Of Dentil'. i- ,
Toilette Soaps, Tooth Rnishea and daiulv
Toilette Articles, I h.ive .1 lull and c.,rc
fully selected stock, j am peculiary m d
specially prepared to till prebcriptiaus
with (hut degne of care and preclusion
which such orders should receive.
Oko. V. CiASKII.r,.
U hon ll:,liy wns.u 1,, we Kav l,r f-nwlortft.
W ti.-ii she wui a Ctill'l, cried for Ciaoriii.
Wte n s'le kvnme M ixs. Bin cluliff (o Owtorla.
W l'ii hIio (mil Cbildren, she yuve Umm Custorla,
CiiilJren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Shitdren Cry for Pitcher's'Castorla'
Chilr'ren Cry for Pitcher's Castoriu.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.'
Truckers Take Notice. "
Steamer Greenville, Capt, Dixon, on
and attcr May Mth, 1803 will make daily
trips from New Berne to Diddles Landing
and return, sailinir from New Berne i a.
in. returning sails from Biddies Lauding
I p. m. -
. tt. - Ralph Gsat, Acting Ag's,
hum immu
KEASON 1893
Fioio A. &
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Stations,
N '.
Round
trip ur avun acui
ATLANTMJ & N O R
IL RJADCO.
li? - D ptrtment,
New Bornfl
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Mrs
s. S. I), Crcfllo's.
By t!, -. Diy, '.V , ; , r Moi.tii.
fit:' i'ii i i:-);; : s, .. oi'i'o-i; i;
.). A. MiiADOU'S'
:anp
'M,,,
.t thu
.rlajt
Uo.
Having bought out the
BOOT and SHOE
Shop of N. Arpiii, lespeetl'ully
asks a ei)iit;iiuuii ,n of his pair 'iinge
at tlio sanu stand on I'ollock at.,
guaranteeing good work and satislao-
tion to patrons. All kinds of K10-
1'AIR WOKK solicited.
tlTCiivo mo a trial. dwti
Sea Oreao Eleusd !
MotiEnitAi) Cn v, N. C.
Near Teachers' Assembly.
TEKM3 :
tl.00 - - - Per Day.
90 00 - - ; Pet Month.
The ooolost house In the oltT.
The propiletor wilt do hts brat to
ptoase hwguesu, !tj,vi i....,;.: ,, ,,
J. T, EAT0IT; -
ii dw im, ;vrnopaiE'rolj.
Take Jim by the
Km
And wlrilo the op
portunity lasts take ad
vantage of it. and buv
vour goofk ef us.
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c.uiiest
txiiiiiino
COIlVt lhiMlCi
our stocK
an you w
find you
in one !)
us.
ml rlct'S
',1 CiMlaiuIy
t'.:n save
Kilroiirimr
rVe will
ZZii
a
9
w 9 mm
am
The Finest
Toilet soap in
the
per
market at 22c
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