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)L. XII.-NO. 80
NEW BERNE, N; C, SUNDAY, JULY 2. 1893.
. . PRICE 5 CENTS.
1,1 sixr.ss LOCALS.
Is Arnt oteti e'erywher
iKt 'hin article, Good pj
yht rrvi, tvmple 8rcu r"or
y io liarshajl hill, Appltoo,
Jia lm.
I Keeper Wanted Xoo nccJ p
v, ..hout-ibe bt of recommendations,
r through Port-office stating terms
! living relerenc. . O.O. O.
r V K N 8PRINU Water oo draught at
Ui'-kiU'i Pharm.ioy. tf
M ISS'ilS FANis'lE and Jenoie Miller,
formerly of New Beroe. ofler so-id board
by day or week at No 11., Fayetteville
s;net at IUleiirb 1171m.
. A despatch from Loudoo, June!
23, says: & very nnsttled feeling
prevailed at tbe clone of the t-took
exchange. Silver" eeonrkie are
sorionsly depressed. American
railroad securities are very flat.
TEACHERS' ISSEXBLf.
Improvements at Ballreei Shops.
The laK.C.RK Shop aow pres
ent a brighter and neater appearance
than r at- asy- Hme - for aaany year
put. Master Machinitt ' Waters, seising
the opportunity when tbe abopa were
nearer empty than usual by reason, of tbe
extra locomotive being pressed into er-
vice for biuling track, baa had white
wash and Da! at naed nlentiiullv where Tar
cored the Jad and Jon-, savs L,tMiiit Th. hrirk of B'8h
be cares noloing lor tbe criticisms the fonndrr. wmnd hon. water tanks. 8kinDer re1 th ut cbapterof tne
Of the - BaWiDBMrs. and- add: el. haul-Mi whitewaahed and wood-work wv "J onn,iu me tcc
Thev could not eat taronnu ml painted red-somewhat a reversal of the whlcn occur' P8 "n. (Andrew)
hide in throe weeks with an ; axe.1
Got. - Alrgeld, ot Illinois,
freed the throe Anarchists,
who
aodl
lleamlaU f Deceases! Hembcri TIr.
glhta Daraleniortal Sehool Treav
areWi Beport Election of
' Offlcert. -
BIHTB OAT, JCKB 80TH.
DeTOtional Exerciaet by Dr. SUincer,
, JO.1 "
Qere ta m record:
Joshut Miller
a jaatioe of the ' peaw, a pablio
school teaohnr, aa I an ex-Sajxrvia-
OS?. 09 the mCMt aatUfaotory thing
a!xut a Colnmbia Bicyole 1 the price
OvnorsotthU wheel know they owa a
bicycle worth tbe price, 150, became
('..himtiioi k nAva t an nlftAA art) it iar
Ips. fleary dtnommU are gWen on or.Ot MeckUnberK. N. Y., 50 yeari shops
manyother whrela j 150. be- oW with a alok Wife, and three ehll
chu they are eot worth tbe Utcd. prloe , , , , .' -.
The discount nrlea as does the patience dWO hvt eloped Wth. Estella Up
aai' persistency of the prospective pur-aged 15 jeara.
chT Moral: Bny a Colombia and -
know that yoado beyond theabadowof jn tne 80jt 0, jrB poling
lA a. d.1-at. !.! 1 a C7' 1
nana! conrae followed, but an innovation auutux owu 'ulu" ,u,u
that work well. The shops taTe thns1110 unt0 him-e havo found the Mcs-
beeo trusted inside and ont 1 , -"cu W be.ng interprets, tne
The cbwgo-makes a nriking' differ- chrt,,t behrougbt uim to Jcus.
enca in the outward appraranee - of the "Dgnng m prayer u u.ai.c
whether tiewedj from - - the 1 ,u" "ul
directiouofthedepotor by passers on 8eI0n lDean'T ' " ""en
tbe road and will make a good imprea- Uglonaly topreaasd, to brin; others iuto
sion on those enterinir the eitv by rail. ,h WJ of Christian duty ami privilege,
- I I -X 1
The earnenter ahoo ii now beinir over uu "3 auj auaiogy,
, . j... .p....i ,..
000 wheelmen rido rohimbias. . . Jaj4int AlCX. x OIIOult, ner lainHf'
, : w T. Hiu.a5Co.BoloAgte. ja jaw, for 50,000. damsges for
DUFF V9 Diarrhoea Oordial 1 prep, alienating her husband's affections,
rctlim whhich b s been in us J for many
yews, with g.et utisfactitn to all who
tare lined it Composed . of Vegetable
Aromatic, ASf rinjronta, . Uarmina'iTes
anil Anti?ntlo ": Plonaat, ' Harntlesa,
ami Effsotlve - For Ihnrrhoea. Dyseu
tiry, -rtatnmer Complaint, Choler,
. Crumps and Pain in the komictu Thia
mwl loins is used and indnrsed by Jurlfre
H R Brn. Mr. T.. UVHarTov, Mr.
John B Ynuns, and a number ot other
eitiiana of tbts and sorrouodinc counties.
For sal. by 4efler Iq the adjoining
e mntiea. t . 9 Do try.
on trial in New-York before Judge
Prvor. the iary broaalit (a a.
verdict for 937,509.. "
baalcd. It is receiving a general repair
ingsomething it has not had lor years
aud the brash will be called loto use on
it as soon as tbe repairs ire finished.
Sir. Waters has also placed an addi
tional boiler in the engine room. It is a
quick steaming upright one snd - with it
is ISO feet of 1 1-3 inch hose. It will be
used for pnmping purposes and washing
out boilers snd can be used for extin-
l the
thi.ii
duty of teachers wheu ioleretcd in
work to bring others into it.
Short memorial notices of Rev. E. G.
Beckwitb, of Wake Forest, and Br. II. F.
Arendell, of Morelicad City, wore read Ly
Prof. F. P. Hobgood, Ch'm. of iho Mc
uiorial Committee.
A letter was received, and reaJ from
Prof. D. 8. Ellis, formerly Superintendent
of tbe Teachers' Bureau here, now of the
A yULLt line of Spring and Summer
S'lmnhM. . p.on8itin ofCboviotts Black,
Bhw ami Brown Sen?, Fine Check Oash-I bear it,
tour imported .luitniics. Worsteds in all
grades. Ratismotion pnamnteed.
s , - . F M. Chad wick. Tailor.--
.-. K . At Uall's book 8tore.
GO'-T.r jtreot'n hinw' Store for Llry.
Kme rov'iicet.s ,at Street's Horns store,
EliEQAS T rtailillei-a at Street's Horse!
atore- ;' .."'.'- '' :." -
Mart UaUiddd. of Brooklyn,
UtaOf Ulnownatl, nas aiBOoyeiou . v . Teachers' Association, Florida, sciulii
that the 14th and 15- Amendments T, t. how weH im- kindly greeting, and inviting the -Vascnv
to the Oonstitntion were great Ln. mniratn h.i.ri d bly to attend a mcetincr of the Aisocia-
mistaken. That' what a good earninfrs accumulate a fair proDortion of t'n soon to be held there.
manr neonle thonffht at the time, tlmm ahnnkl he annllcd to bettering the Prest. C. D. Mclver, of the Normal end
, I . I i x c
bnt aa the thines work. Jin rat and Condition of the road and to adding new
bU follows wilt have to gria and equipments and as early as practicable
LOCAL NEWS.
.MUll HicrTiiitl; Port and Houpner-;
nons '.VinM for sale -by, Jas Ubdmoso,
rpTl.VINf Senator's Wild Cherrv Rook
nd nut oo etprmiHty for throat and
inn diseases, for sale by -fA9 Rbdmonp."
. DUi'FY'3 Malt .Whiskey for Medicinal
um, for ante by 4 A3 KaoilOffl
HUSYADI Janos Mineral Water, the
be Natural aperient. For sale by -.
v, s; - - . Ja. IIbouokd,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howard,
Agents wanted.
Nunn & MeSorley Fire works.
New Berne Academy Principal
ted. :
double daily mail
should be put on.
and worked for
time is rioe for those in charge to heed
the desire ot tbe public along this line.
wan-
been
Cora
Whisker for sale by -,
DUFF Gotdon Imported 8belTy , '
foraftleby-Av." 3 RbdmosB.
Tbe extra session of Congress has
called for August 7th.
The Raleigh paper now sports a triple soryiCes,
head, News-Obscrver-Chroniclc. Curi3t Church Rev. T. M. N. George,
Mr. J. B. Lane has been eatberinsr ma- rector. Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Ser-
teriul durinjr the past week ibr a new vice, sermon and Holy cumuimon 11 a. m,
dwollincr adioininehi3 residence. Work I Eveninsr prayer p. m. Sunday School
on it will bctrin this week. and Yountr Men's Bible Cliss S p. m
..." i
Mai. Winder the newlv elected vise- Sunday School at tbe Chapel 9:80 a. m
president of the 9aboard Air Line, it is The publio are coraially invited to attena
Industrial School, at Greensboro, spoke
at some length in reference to Virginia
.,i nooniroF tmin I uare. ana matters conneotca v. iiii inc
f"--r i
It has been desired early colonial nistory ana ohe.vu :i reso
vears past and the lotion which was adopted the purport
being about as loiiows : mm in inrn.ony
with the ideals and efforts of Mrs. Cotton
Chm'n, etc., tbe most suitable monument
Ch nrcll Service. I that could be erected to conimemorato
Centenary M. E. Church Services 11 the events referred to, would bo a livirg
a. m. and 6 p. m., conaucico Dy ine pus- monument a bigu grade, broad gaue
tor, Rev. R. A. Willis. Prayer meeting I Female Seminary, or Normal Trainirg
at 9.15 a.m. Sunday School at 4 p. m , I Schaol for Girls, supported by the I'lind
J. M. Howard, Supt Prayer meeting ofthe eeneral covernmeut, the "iris teii-g
Thursday evening at 8:15 o'clock. The I g truly entilled to appropriations for
IMPOUTEH rtlolbtnd Gi Bcrke's Bns
A! wd Burko'e Guinnesa' btont. -or
saleby i Js. Ranxoao,
75,0) CIGAm at very low flRuree for head leaves thii morning at 9 o'clock.
vl'inleiale and retail trade for sale by i-
... r- . .. , 4i - Jab Rbomosd.
I announced will retain thoofficc of general
manager.
Tlie second Sunday excursion to More-
A
in
public are eonlially invited to all these I their special twining as the Jlilitnry
Cadets at West Point ov the Naval Cadets
at Annapolis.
Dr. C. Alphonso Smith was nslicd to
furnish a copy of his admirahlo uddrc
upon "Poetry in every tiny life,'' Tor pub
lication in North Carolina Teach,:
The Treasurer's Report was presently!
from which it appears that the amount ol
all services. Attentive ushers. leash, received last year was $1638.00,
Sunday Service'Uancock St. Methodist I of which was expended and about Jooo
Church Sunrise circle of prayer at 6:80 I m0re, which was advanced by t lie Tieas
a. m. r reaching at 11 a. m. anu o p.m. I nrex as needed, accorums to the usual
Ibe Past-Offlee and Castaai Hoase -
The Washington correspondent of the
Wilmington Messenger gives the follow
ing ihlormatioo in reference to the oRi
ccaof postmaster and collector of cQ9toms
of New Berne: -r.
"Senator Ransom and Representatives
Grady and Alexander wtnt with tbe
rtew Berne gentlemen, Uessra. Lane and
Blddle to see the Seca-tary of tie Trefls
ury and Postmaster General respecting
tuo collectorship ot customs acd post
mastership there. These matters were
placed at their request on the urgency
list. It is said that Senstor Ransom and
Representatives Grady and Woodarl en
dorse Mr. Stopben U. Lane lor collecto;
t JNew iierne. Sir. Matt Manlv is en
dorsed for postmaster and tha difficulty
that he comes under tbe ''Ex'' rule is met
by Mr. Grady by saying that the rule h is
been broken several times in the Slate
already. Since it was promulgate;),
.uessis. Baniuel It Street and . r .
Kouutree have become candid. iU i lor
postmaster. Tho commission is djied
January 8th, and the Postmaster (:en?r;l
c illcd attention significantly to the t;u.k
independent of Hotels.
Tho big Atlantic Hotel at MoreL"tid
City lias a rival The house boat, "Kud-
der Grange" .left, here yesterday u.ler
noon with a company of New Bi i ne frolic
lovers, who intend to inrfke their stay at
Morelicad "a life on tbe oeeau wave" by
using tbe boat as thrir abiding place
while in the city by
ihe sea. They furnished
js tiie followiug list of voyagers and the
capacity in which tbey shipped. J. P.
lyes captain; W. E. Peftrce engineer, W.
E. Tatterson pursuer, C. D. Bradhuin and
Ralph deck. hands, U. C. Lumsdeu stew-
aril, jas. notion passenger, Isaac i.'ocy,
col., cook.
"i .' ir bnVti'; powaor
i ' '.av CD ength.
. r. ; i.'.vj i:nmi
MsoMely
Fure
A crrim ;i!
IllL-ho- . '
I. vr:-. V :.;
i'oou i. l:-oi;t
?t . N Y .
Ac: i.
108 Wull
I Sen: ' inert.
J,.:i.UL"K"': ?OUZL
riiti: -jI-m I
Hi
"Tiiey sny, best men are moulded o;t
cfl'aubs."
tUAKtSPEAIir..
Wn ure all lull of faults, but try
ud Rot yenr Clothiag with .i f -.v
faults as possible. Th.U's t'u kind
w try to Pell. Wo Io not buy auy
.... ... ... .
rahoddy stock it we know it, it i,uiu'(
iho kind yon nre looking f'-r, wc
haven't cut it. When yen want
your money's worth ronii lo tit, we
try ,ind give it to yon.
See u.i for H..t, Ctouiiug, Shcce
iv.id MfuV goods, Tro'ika n 1 V;'
iises. New Sortrfa:id Tir.H just iu
it HOWAltli'S.
FROM IDA BEIX TO lllli 1XE.
Mi
Works
The Presf tl it
THE LOHG and SHORT OF IT
Let us Not
Waste
Words !
a
A P
etters from far an 1 from
that seem to
jGARKEFS Cognao Brandy used -very
rtmnh in tbe sick room. For sale Dy -
.., - ... Jab, Redmond
dollar for the round trip and be back
New Berne at 10 p. m.
Prompt action is being taken iu refer
ence to toe sinizie oase of yellow lover on
by the pastor, Rev. Jno. F. Butt. Sunday
School at 8 p. m. Singing at 3:80 p. m.
Mt. Calvary Temple Mass meeting at
4:15 p. m. Everybody Invited, even cold
hearted professors might get Warmed np
i Treachery is the
crimes,
tneetaiuiia nver near, urunswics, ua., hv Hin nnder thi. hnmble d.t
. r .til . . , i i . i i 1 J o n
neanes Ot nil I ana no outureus ia lvarcu.
Rev. Thos. A. Mazingo has bceii
m.
Boor meeting.
flP-1 Baptist Chnrch Services at 11 a.
:'.t if VitirMt- nrv.nt: PoinWd Superintendent of Public Instruc- aD(J 8 p. in., conducted by the pastor,
. Hnn nrPsmi:t noimtc vicj Tlr F. P. t T3..r,. 1 BJ.. cWl A n tn
IIS iruui wmg -. - . . Ifla'tM who removed to Morehead CitV I nt.f.i1. r rfhriof Pr ft B PaIma
. r.A i. a hnndrerl omeuwB. , . pastor eervice ror nenatwow a. m,
times worse than tn open enemy.
ary address at Ihe Baytoro Male and day School at S p. m. You are invited
course of Assembly events. It is a good
and pleasant thing to have u f icud who
will smooth the financial way, who is
always "achieving," always ."pursuing,"
who uses his money freely and ,;wuits"
lor his pay.
The election of officers for the coming
year was the next thing ia order and re
sulted in the choice of F. P. Hobgood,
Prest- of Oxford Female Seminary for
President and Prof! Alex Graham, Snpt.
of the Graded Schools ol Charlotte, for
Vice President.
MissMattie Wbitaker, of LaGrange, one
I have read your
near
From Katie and from Molli
you so dear,
I imaxine tlicy'vo a secret which lo ou
they wish to tell
And so have I niy friend Big Ike a sxcvt
"Ida Bell.'
"Passoms'' and "SemmonB" get Female Institute Thursday morning put to attend all these services. Attentive 1 0f the Musical Directors, put in nomiua-
rine at the Bftnie ti0. WOO t wej,n TOme a - K ' I -- Ition tor oecraiary anu iieusuiei, ui.
- i . . ,. , , . I at.M H lh. nlinlnni nrorai liold ol . nlirht. I V M II. A. ft Kll It. til. leader. Jnr. t fl TTarmll. Nrth ( ,n-n ml
v.. t Rl narntlnaT '; ' ,: "J r- , uukoo v. .
The steamer Haytien Qaeea head of the flmrof Drexel Morsnn & night nt 8:80 o'clock. Imoualy elected for tho tenth time-
vivfid at Portland. Ore- with 500 Co.. of New York ffud of Ibanks in Phila- o.m.j r.iohM.. which was according to tho eternal bt
t.i i. -fcci. Iwuin ti1. MelnltSn Miil Wrta Ak& amldenlv Frirlav. I ...-.j.. a i i rxu.lne3of thmss. Eight V ico Presidents
tumwB wii uw" wv'" -r . i i eswrauy &ue vuuBbruuiiuu luivu ut fcuc i w
Th.fnw:il l,An Ar..nr;on loWilmmff- w w A Tl M;iNUU1 .f Wnrlr thA ru, honorary to represeni uie nuo.u suie;
ton aud Carolina Beech on tho Fourth of finished tbe track laying from Neuse
July over the W. K. & N. V R. R. . The river nearly to Hancock Street. , Unless
" JEx-Preaident Harrison is lanh:
ina at PreaideuS, Cleveland, and
nenvtnit be has wild team" in
biiud." ' 1. V- '-'-..(,
train will leave PoUocksville atJ' a- m- Ibad weather- or other interruption oo
t.t'i. . n - mi f r .. . ... .t. . a. r
ana net oacs at iu p. ni. mo tare luricur tue iraca win cross me a. e . v.
rhft wnnd fcrin from Pollrwlrftrille to Wil-I T? Tl Inmnrniw
The big tiraut, auver smeitioK mington Js li60 t0 , Carolina Beach The time is without doubt nearat hand
wirks at Omahn will probably shut t 75
down. The St. Louis smelung
.works will alao Btop work".
Coming and Golug.
The following New Berpisna who have
Stagnation prevails among the I been at MoTebead City during the session
i..ini."itrt' of ' Denver. Col. of. the Teachers' Assembly came up yes
The largest silver mine In the State My
- - , I Um flraham 1? ibarYi JAn - liacoa Kail i A
bbut down Thursday, h :- k
will be appointed,
An address was delivered by Hon
John 0. Scarborough, Supt of Puulic
Instruction. It was not very long, was
vitroronslv delivered, well received and
freauently applauded. We cannot now
l.nn wo m ill hv dini-.t railroad eom. Kl luo P""-
,.ni.rtnn witl, WilmWron and It W 'Prest. Alclvcr, Deing caiieri on, sa.u
t,natnMt rtnarm.dnonrtinnIn few words of encouragement and hc!p
honor of the consumation of that long- n1 0,611 3 .tiling in the line
desired event. -To do thia properly will mprovemen,
Mn,.l m little time and 11 is none too n "nu uwjuiue uv.uS wu..
- - X ' ; ;
early .to begin agitating in reference to the
of
coming
celebration.
lectures all over the State tho
winter. If we could get such men as
it i hard ta hold : with the harei
aad ma with the hound i; IS has
been done, but the fellow who did
"it f.'.red worse than hare or hound."
Mra." Graham Richardson," Misses Sadie
Whitord, -Emma, Henderson Carrie . . ,,. ' jnM v. rTho. Dixon, DA Talmage, Frank Beard
Arendell and Pearl Powell, Mrs. W. Jn. reltnftl.dffd . Verv intiortant event land others, it would improve the people
and Miss Jennie Watson-:: v..V?;vi ?rth It not onlvopen np every fine farminir I mve them somethins new to think about
Prof. F. P.' Hobgood, PrincipaLof Ox. section that " ha long lain in the i-it .hont and be productive of
ford Seminary and new President, of the background, tout it renaer so tnatnoone . , ,
N.O.Tedchcra' Assembly came, up from I .... h. B hv - Resolutions were passed touching the
Tbev tell us that the diatrioution I Morehead and is stopping in tbe. city at direct choice and gives, ns a good following subjects :
nf nirt ia aliont to commence -in I Mr. Kobt. JttancooK .tne interest oi soutneru outie. ror any purpose, ine I Thank to the Press, for courtesy and
s . ' - i i v . . - . n i '.! nnnn nn m lis ran rrt fl fl mnrM aa nnw nra i (.
ViuiUh nirnini. It a'tO EO D1S SCHOOL - , , I ye "S r ' . J ' ,T eocourageuieui u u..
...-.v v.. . . i in AiT-.icniturai. lminsinai ana commercial i .. m j jj. r. .u
IDe loliowing noted gentumen passea " ". . , . hi - .xiwnin p tne raunmu oiuouus
through returning to their homc. Prof. XZIXZT - " " stantial assistance oy lurnismng low rates
fin TtT-.T,-- l 4.K- -Ct,A - lJrtrt.ii. r1 i . ' - - I t)I fare . v - ' . X
V, U iU.A,Gi Wl AlU'llliU ' I , - j . v : . ... j - - - ia- a t t
t..i.....:.i o.i,ai. e. f .1,. Appointed M WeslfOlnW A snaaaa w w. a.
Charlotte Graded Schools; Supt, Noble of
F. i To Mr. B. L. Perry "mine host" at the
by a Uue, aad the
li tuiuily. -:
It isto
movement
will
Mr, Olavtiland
cin't come
Y ' i j tt st y where
t. -i the
t.i',.a ia the fisb
. . Tm k Cehn for -omw
regrets that n industnai hcuoo yt, nVu -.we - "IZZ" T,m in wiimn tributing to the enjoymenl and success of
- i ha nn i nhnri.-vi.f I4rnfifri nhArii;i- isnnr. noitie oi l : ' MV - - I .i. - , : k- ,
IIOWII UUU Elf U3UIKI vi"..""- , r I rJ.l. 1... 1....-.,... W.,l.wl'0 lUfl K991W BI K1I1U. ;
b nn All ri2uf. M-f. riemaeoc. ruo appointment to west i-oint, nr. w. r. - r- 1
VOU are ftCd I-"""0""10 "UA mpa. i yyooten, Ol iiauniDgo
rasoala out," and will
N-a v Yo! k Herald correspon-
r, i i-ii returned from- Houolula
t'-e IlAwaiiaa Provisional
int is doomed" nod Its
1 ex 'ii;tci Is a mere mac
flrat vifh Mr
Chief EnKineer A. L. Churchill orthe I L. Carr,' of Greene county, second. - Both Atlantic, Ibr uniform courtesy and , kind
Revenue C
night from i Northern trip. - "; j 1 .j-i . t,- a. ' of pi. B. u thia conv. ment of the Assembly in - regard to the
Miss Carrie Claypoole returned from i ..ww-mi mairna earn lands. Ha was I necessity of bavins s a , . State -' Reform
visit to friends at. Goldsboro. i:, -ri .,. I considered, and Justly, on of the best I School. ' -v:- :
Among tlwse who went to Morehead students and athletes at tlie University , I M th clo8a of s grand Uusicale, which
last night were tb
Simmons; Mrs. JSamne caves ana nar Howell and Johnston. The examination sung; . "God be with us
nephew, Master John Meadows,' and Mr. I committee consisted of Messrs. Wm. T. I again," and the tenth session'
ano Airs, tteo. m. rtooerts, - I uortcn, .1. I. roust ana ur. ureene.
Miss Fannie Wooten of Fort Barnwell New & Observer.
"i
at Oieve
At
laud
: he
passed throush to spend some time at i
Si-ireii .'!. " '
Mr. Ed. Enrlv, of the News-Observer-
Cbronicle spent yesterday in tho city re-
turning to forehead at nijjh. '
of. the
TeacheiV "Assembly of North Carolina
passed into history. . -. . B.
For Cent,
lar' ami
i:ll i r-t
"coiumodiouj,
t. Apply to
- - FOR SALE. -
One Cash Register with Twenty-five
Kevs. Cost ono hundred ancr seventy-
five dollar fit factory. Can be purchased
from B;g Ike at one hundred aud twenty-
nve dollars.
- The only successful mercbaDt is he who
prope "y looks a'ler his cash. Merchants
t m. ' '. f ; - ?, it w.ll p-y you, t
you
nope wheu my letter I send to you
read
Yuu will justly accept it aud my iviuest
you will heed
And trust my little self you will iciueiu-
mc well
And bear in mind these lines you read
are from sweet "Ida Bell."
Remember your wealth which tamo by
your bands
trust you appreciate the One tlut gave
us lands
Are ahead of ail inventions which you I
love to tell,
To yon the noble Big Ike ! Think of "Ma
Uell.
Your history I have read and it scorns to
me
You jre a man of great renou u that every
body sec,
Oh noble Big Iko you must remember
well
The name I bear is now you sec is your
sweet "Ma Bell."
I will not attempt your atleciions to sain
Nor do I expect a fortune to maintain
liut only to hear iroin you ii you va rtny-
tiiina to ted
Be bold at once my friend B' Iko with
your sweet "Ida Bell."
will with patience wait on you l.
you wish to reply
To ine; At once just do I isjll not you
deny
But hope in the future yon will con'inue
to do well
Is the prayer oh noble Big Iko ot your
sweet "Ida Bell,
When at work, when at rest, when at last
do you roam
When sailing o'er tlie wide ocean and far
away lro'm home,
My last word to you Big Ike is what I
wisli to tell
Forget me not but think ol mo your
sweet "lua lieu.
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11. 15. DUFl'T.
JUST ARRIVED
Groceries,
Hardware.
Farming
Implements,
Drv Goods,
Nuli'UlL',
?!.'ors, biioes, &c. &c.
We have them
TUOSE
GLACIEB
If you had purchased
the last you bought,
of us,
not,
That
,70 o'lYO!! SO
much satis x'acticii here.
AXD SEE THEM.
Not
any on
surpassed by
the market.
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Truck (notations.
Thofollowioe truck quotations were
received last night from Messers. Palmer
Riyenburg & Co. of New York :
Apples, harvest $1.50 to $2.S0, peach
cs, carrieia $1.00 to $3, plums 50 to 75
cts basket," huckleherries, 10 to 14cts,
potatoes, rose,' $3.75 to $3.25. Chilis,
$3.85 to $3.75- cukes, 40 to 60cta, toma
toes, earners $1.00 to $1.75. . ; . ,
lime
AND sl:??ers
.1: ,. , w iiS i.i" Si
And. I7if.li tism ' othsr
gao.ds of their kind for
ladies aad laisses.
Eastern Carolina Dispatch . .
" tin and after MondaV June 19tb, 1 1893
the steamer Garrett will be "withdrawn
and this line will resume- .its former
schedule. The steamer Neuse sailing on
Mondays; Wednesdays and Friday ,
Gao. Hkndkhsob, Agent, 1
r "V I mo, N. C, June 11th, 'S3.
NEW BERE NA0ADEMI
APrhicipal Wantaii. ,
The Trustees of New Berne Acade
my invite Correspondence with persons
oomaetent to take enarge ot ana eon
duet a HIUH SCHOOL in tha eitv
of New Barno -ST. 0. - A person pos
sessing the - neoessarj qualifications
can secure very liberal and : remu
nerative' contract with the Board.
The ? facilities for conducting a
Hiih Grade School , are, ' ill all rc-
speots. ample. - -: Aoaress . : . ,
,W. M. -WATSON, Sio.c
; :" " .. v.-. NewBerne, 2T..O.
News and Observer and Asheville
Citiseu copy daily (two weeks) and
forward but to Secretary. . tf
A few mere pieces of tint lOo
Plaid and stripped Liwn, nhich did
eH for Ucts.
We have other things nice and
oheao. .Goiaaiand s jo.
tf BAfeRlSQTOS & BAXTER.
you would
so soon be
needing others.
The Quality
We are offering is
not to be secured anv-
where else at the price.
Prove it !
Call and sue if we can't.
We will ssli, for a
'In all Linoi. j '
Beltiaipr. :
i Lac Leather,
Mws, Pullevs, y ;
Pipe,1 Pigifittinga.
lubber Sj Leither ;Belting.
-i Orders filled rwnsptly'
rinesi
DistOTa & ChTircIiill.
travea St., Next to City Hall.
Toilet 8oap ik
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.Yonri Truly, '
the
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