The Daily
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VOL. XII -NO 94
BUSINESS LOCALS.
BROWN BEANS for table use at 5 ceiv i,
perqutrt. Alio Seed Peas and Bonne for
fall planting, at low price R Beiibt.
TAR Camphor Bulls for moths have ar
rived at Gaskill's Pharmacy, ivp'.lw
FOR RENT The Dwelling next tl.or
to my residence on Pollock Street.
.1. W. Sti:w mit.
AH TflERE! On! Ah' Ain't -Mist n
Lnbfnt Extract io bulk, 5Vt per .. j the -'1-li lift., wli.i' ! hey .-ill oxen i -t
Gaakill't Pharmacv. Physician. ir S,)ii 1 1 .. i ti run twtoe . -veek,
eriptiorii and private inronlv a ?r ";a" I . ' '
v ty. Accuracy, purity and promn'nc s . ; j ''! -t"'..-.i ,r,d S.ii'ird . i , "-)ilud-oar
motto it:;,, t .i-k . ". '.r it'll'.- f r
WANTED Agents wanted everi-h"r
to sell a fast nelliri-r article ; . ..)
to the. rielit man. Hum-ilc 2an f..
terms apply to Marshall Hi'l. A i-t" '
8 0 J ? !m.
O ME OF the nvt. satisfactory t'd'f -
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about a tJolurnnla n, cycle i t!n n -en
Owners of thia whuel know 'tey own n
Wcyclo worth tbe price, sfl. .0. t, ... "
Columbia are never at any ii! ic s.iM I
law ITeaTT diwonnta are -5 -.- -i
eauae they are not wovtli the lVcd i'i(-
The discount, varies (iocs t1!!' n i'lnn.-r
an'1 persistencv of tlio pr np1vc p-i; -ehaier
Moral- Buy n (' 'luri'ra mi1
know that yon d bevond tli I' vlo r of
doubt ride the Rest, on F, n th 1 or..
000 wheelmen ride '"Nihimhi is.
W T Hn.t. & Co . S..V ." ..
DUPPV'R nitnhoea rlolill- iv:
mtion whhicli has been tn f ' m-
yeara, with ? eat sit'sf vti-n t. !' w!.
have nsed it ('omnosed or V." -e i''V
Aromatic. As'iineenH ( 'ini'n i'ivc-
and Anliseptiof Pioiai-ii, ir'i-i'r-s
and Effective. For Mmui Ii f !) rn
terry, Hummer Pomp'si". C-n'. r.i
Cramps and Pain In thn P-nniv-'i 'ln:
medicine is used and ndor--ed I -' .I.t !
H R. Brvn . Mr. W If. Hort M.-.
John.R S'ounu. and a numher ol other
eftinens of this and snrroiirid:n'r c -i'V-For
aale bv drUrs in tlr iv-'j :ui ii u
counties F Puffy
A FULL line f Pprinst nnd
Samples. ' c.nsist'n of" r''u '. ' '' i J ,r.
Blue and Rnwn Serif. Fin- '-.eeV ". -'i.
rners l?nDort.."i -ixyl'-p m irs--1 in 1 i
ffrads Sat irt lion ''ni:-"it.'i'V
F V. Hnd vicl; T.i! r
M II-.l'V I. i . re j
nO To Strwr's liirsn Store (.sr I,:-. y
Finn rovUte-. at ?'if"'i ll-no si"ie
Et.EnVNT 8addiers at. ,Striu'' II r "
Ctore
The dourt-martial -if thi r(fleer
ofthn wtioked Britlsli far sbip
Vtotorfa hs began.
It is stated that rh;j rr, -. diMi
has tendered Jadga OuUon, ol Xiw
York, tbe appointment to the
supreme Court of the Un'lfd Bta'eR
in the plK!u or th" ! ! .1 id '
Blatnhford The last thing that a Oictiola
(Kansas) Jaatioe of the Penee (I'd
before leaving Kansas was t; rrnd
er a decision to the effect th it the
Constitution of the United St i tea
is anoonstitaticnal.
"Yonng Man-Afraid- for-U n
'Horses," who recently din ! mid--denly
was one of tho let oi
Indians. His death may make
more difficult the task of goveiing
the Sioux Nation.
Th8 Washington Star a.iv.t ha
Treasury Dapartraant; in t k i ;
advantage of thu demaud.) of the
banks for small bills to turn the
tables oa them and force thorn io
pnrohosesnoh notes with o;U t
gold oirti&oales.
Notwithstanding thu world'o
great meohanienl proxies-). t!i :e
are wine distnotn, iu France, S.i.iin
and Italy where the grspen aie
still trodden with b.io feet, tin 1ji
the idea that the oriue ix bet: or
when so made.
Let their rafeals be tuniod out
and give our rascals a showing.
Make room at the feed trough for
U8," yells jolly John Tripletr, in t-io
Thomasville Times. That is t ie
moat logical piece of advice oiler d
this summer.
- Mrs.- Jefferson David and he,
daughter, Miss Winnie, are at tbe
: Bookingham, Karragansett. I'iar.
Mrs. Pavis is a trifle lame, but
manages to get about wit'i the a d
ofaoane. Mrs. .U. S. Grant is
expected there in a few days, as
.the guest of Mrs. Davis.
The old saying that "It' m ill
,'wind that blows nobody any good,''
"has been again exetuphtied jn
, jath Carolina. . Since the famous
earthquake in that state the soil of
Berkely county has been much
- more productive. - Professor New.
'man," of Clemson College, accounts
: for this on the theory that the
earthquake provided better drain
age than previously existed.
Asiatic cholera in gaining gru-nnd
-' in . Russia, 'Austria,. Southern
' France and Egypt. It is !so
spreading in Hungary." There is
a report that it hs reached St.
Petersburg. -The i probability v is
that it will' spread rahidly now
until the cold wenther. Tbe yellow
fever ill get a foothold on our
shores if the health officials are not
uncommonly iratohful.--Mes8en.
Th- 1" u ..s prenM aie very hitter;
aRftiu,il j:"Un'' rtn 'c"nnX of her
attitude in the French -Sri-nrse
J digpnte.
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l le !i uut Ituos. riiim tig Irom
New York Lave .HJiaV.vhi-d pbeup
ronnd-!rh tare lo tli-- World's Fair.
The t-fkois- Oit 17 Fioro Pnila-
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lv '.'-x ii ;:i a-:'. e . .Sis.
Jis.. L. V.. I. wdor. a f'.iai'otie la.ly,
died ir u i'.'.'y from ea'.ina p'neo ol green
iippl.' p. She was oivn',o:,:'iii;,' Irom
typhoid ;'.-ver and the ease had been dis
:n! -e.I 'iv ii!iv-! ian. S.via alter c.iiiiig
tlw pie '. i.v.iii:e vi.,!t-a:!y ill and di.uli
om rc- ti ! ' v 1.
T!.e t'l:;i line lot of water melon; pur
.'V. el i .. Mr. S. IT. S;,)tt luei-t v.ith H
re i 'v s lie.' Tiioy are jnot on'y iinu'ii
ai'.y I.." : ' 'it a!, o oi tba r-irp-i i.-io- cx
ci !l, r r !:i .1 vor. Mr. i'r iy p: id,:4 hini
stli'o'.! '.:' Crev Jor, laii: .a vai'iety;siin'.!ar
to !h" but which he eoaiiiderj
init. ii ;i:k : ' r.
Tiir Ciar: Vv 01..-. Tver tli-j 1".!-
l uvinu' item: "One hniidivd sad il.iiiy
e ir ;-i. ' . o."val?niiolt:i5 pr.s-cd tiir;:u-'li
t'.i:. v oile v.'-'.e:-d.iy lor Norilicin ni '.ii.-e!-.
Heavy sliipiuent-'. for (ho past lew
liay . i-.'.vo e.'.M. " 1 a m uke.l il-.cliue in the
im-lo.i mr: !:e! .
T';r J.liii'.r'.'n Z.vj ii.iyr: "Duiiinni Ii.'m
i rveiv.I aiiiateui' ai "ii'i wlio arc making
a reputation for iii jin-elvtM. Aiuon.-r
that n-.tav or is Mis? Bee-ie Battle, daugh
ter oil)-. L. W. Biitiie, wlio.-u work is
attracting nt'.en'.inii not only in thai city
bit! vflicrever it has been seen. Shi' has
j ti -it linis'.icd two crayon portraits for par-
tics in GrcenvKie, S. C.
Jl.-ii. J. V. Wilson, of the railroad
'oniBiision, h xs inspected tbe track of
fie Midtand Railroad between Goldsboro
and SmitiiL'Ll. He found the track in
very good condition, but the road does
hardly nr. 7 business. This is all that was
built ot (ho line which the onco famous
William J. Beet planned-.
P. P. Hinklc, a wc'l-lo-do merehaut of
Davidson county, is in imminent danger
of lynching. Ha beat his leeble wife so
horribly tint sho is about to die. The
lyncher were ready to hang him, but one
of Hinke's fiends begged to spare his
li'e. His w ife, jwho says she does not
evicct to recover, asks that they do not
molest her husband while sho lives,
Hinkle some weeks ago whipped his wife
and two daughters, using a heavy buggy
whip, .
The ra in fall for the twenty-four Lours
ending at 6 o'clock yesterday evening
was one of tho heaviest -on record in the
city. It was 8.09 inches. Nearly all of
this fell between sis and seven p.m. Tnes-
Kcws comes of a sanguinary conflict
between two of prominent citizens of
SandersViHe-, Q., Richard O. Roughton
and.. Fred. Rawling. " Becoming incensed
they fired away 'till both ' were dead.
Raw lings was shot through the heart and
a little below it. Roughton was shot
three times iu tbe head and either of tbe
wounds, would hate produced death. , v
NKW BERNE,
Al (.1ST RACES AT KAI.t'Mill.
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K''ly fjr Hue Speed Contosls
--'I lie I! ice Track lo be the
Kiueil in the South.
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Clerk W. M. V.'.i-.i. Mr. l...vy Cohen,
Mi .Te i:;" i'.'.liop a vl lur l.inid .Mis
i-'anni;. i'.'l '::i' !. o! Ii.tleiirli, who in
vi - t e, ' ':e : Vs. - : Ii.i.it-niiiinj, and
Ilervi- . : " ' t'.' i Slliimicl .ie'.d, of
t-'o' : .'i. :o, v- ,. ','.u. M.-r-uail and Miss
'.:.' e lie. , r. Mr. a : i c. c. u,y.
R". a id '-' ;' v-1. r .M ... dice
v.1:" le--- l , .- ' ;o Mr. H. .1. Wood.
The (
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:." '' '' '-1 ;o '!'' aie beini; put
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eiiii : 'an i.f ;
be I.- i ! in ii:' -'
1-Uj. vil.Oail in
ill I'uu'h annual
.'"'ored I-'.ur uineh will
.- I-.- ''':: r .11 August
pre::ii:i.:; a:e offered
ii'nl ti
t i
r.i i-' f'tr davs,
comrra e.i Trr.i.lay in- 1', i: and
!:. :'. :.; t ,-il i f i'..ii-. Tiny will
con. -: i 1 : e; ; i'-.-ra.'' ..; ti i: tl iinrin;; races
l.ar - v e;. u i.s a'e inT red in all
' s v " !,. l-a !" to have a
8 I ' 1 !'! 1 vc ;.(:.' 'e and a line
po:: :'.'! ; v : :ii.- h-.tidv-work of
1i:e'et: ': , :.::.! ire, i.an'. r! un.s and
"i.e.s w,' I-- -. vr liiu a'.tenlion.
'I'ii. v.-" le i:!:mu-vn:cnt!i cm the
v ro'e. -. . ii :.' r.r?, ,ti ' cxcu-:on rati s
;i-,.e.-,'. c ! ' i !' --ion to tiie Fare have
be:1:! :?( .'.n .1 on llic railroads of tl.c
Stale.
A Xeiv ISieyele Trick.
J.Vs ; s. Tiioa. A. Piilou and John Ku
b;nk. two youn;; men of Tuscarori look
a trip 10 miles from home on their
"wheels" on Titer, lav the 17th, inst.
At their journey's end Mr. Eubsnks
bro'.rc the chain of his vehicle leaving him
in a sirait about petting back.
In this diicuim-i, the expedient of hitch
ing liio broken bicycb; by leading lines to
the perfect one was thought of in order
that the one who rode that might low the
other bicycle and its rider home.
T-e experimen proved a complete suc
cess. The young men swapped around
in towing and being lowed and the hind
most bicycle came along as a buggy
would similarly drawn Ly one in front
and the young men were thus enabled to
make the return trip very little inconven
ienced by the accident.
Sir. Ed. Gerock, Past Grand Patriarch
and Mr. P. H. Pelletier, Grand Warden
left yesterday morning as delegates from
Calumet encampment of this city to at
tend the Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F.
which commenced in Raleigh last night.
Mr. J. W. Green, of Augusta, Gen
eral Manager of the Georgia R.R., and Mr.
Pearcy Roberts, of New Orleans, attor
ney for the Pullman Car Company, passed
through en route to. the Atlantio Hotel,
Morcbead, -with their families Tuesday
eveuinir ra m etegani ana etaDorutely
equipped parlor car of Mr. 0. H. Pninnf
ey, President of the Georgia Road. We
ara informed tlt they, will probably
remain about two-months. The car was
taken back by the retuminir train Testers
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N. C, THURSDAY,
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It Is H'omcdcd 1 ii.d the ; i.u
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Ityiivi'i, v. lio was -'. ia ; ! a, t-
uarro'v'v ( -. -o -1 v. .;i: hi : hit . ..;' ; ie
-;:iini::-r e "'. -. "' a - Ya vi . . p: !,, ;
;i long pa' i' '-. 1 u .ia !':.'. i, i' j! . . .
ing the H u ". r w ..-ii i ii ie ,1 i ,ii I: 1, .
as-i-tain -.
Tiiom as i now ii .-an a:i I !:, ; l n
locked up in i , . I Aanl hliu ',.; n
eomniil.iii-r I ie". i ie- ph'. i .: i,e
of the opinio ' tii it ;! e .f 1 .'; iiiainn
lias piodii a '. i:. .-.
Death off. It ii.it. i
Mr. Car'..! - It. I: . '. "v I ... the
roi.l.iV e of 1. .. l',;i.. :. ( p;-. C. K. Hail
cock, at half pa! i-;'n oV'-ek !a-l
nigh:, oftyp.'.io .i I' v.-, I - m ;i';.
-Mr. Hancock w.n i :!. ei 'i 'a :!ie feer
three weeks i. 0 in H ili i ;!i v. I, : hew.i-e-niployed
as day teii ii o; . ;i..r on
thell.ee 1). llailrc.ul, iillg e :.i ..an .it
i-lacliou.
He was brough; home -.yih,i tiie ?i '
uc3 commenced and l'.oj , s w, re c.'lcr
tained of liii recovery until :i.-,. we. k 1 :u
hemorrhages set in IV .in whie'u be ii"'. -.1
to rally. I'e was a ,ry pn m'-in .;
man and his ei.ii'i w;ll he a ..ir..v of isr
r.nv to manv.
The funcr.d ui:i he thl- a,'.. .,ii).,n fn-tu
(.'eiiieuary M. ( imr. ii a: ( o'eh-ek.
Two .More Hays
Today and li)m.ri.i-.v ar - the la-, il... s
at wide!. t'i,. - a-,- 1,, ,- , ., , " i ,
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encampment can i-j i'.'.:;, .i i ue , n
canipment will break uj) and ike n-oe.;i;
leave Fir their home Saiur.l-iy. rii,, .--who
go down today cm take i.i the
grand military ball at the- A'.kuule to
night. The fare for the ronrd trip froni Xew
Beirnc is only $1.2" for ihe r.e.t.td t,ip
anel corrcspondi:.;'y li.w r i as are ii y. -i
from all other station- along the line of
the road.
Deep Spring Picnic.
There will be an annual picnic at Peep
Spring, Jones Co., about nix miles from
Trenton on August 11th.
The Committee of Arrangements uri
Jesse Vance, AV. B. Isler. .1. F. Ilartslield,
R. B. Dunn, I. II. Pollock, J. P. Gray,
Lewis Kinjr, J. B. Banks, J. L. Uawkins.
J. R. Ilargett, J. P. Harper James liose,
W. J. Perry, F. A. Whitaker, D. H. Har
rison, W. S. Cox, S. II. Phillips and
David Gray.
"Long experience made him wise."
Uav.
That is tbe only way some ci us
learn wisdom, by experience. Now
one experience has taught us that
the best is always the cheapest.
When you need a pair of Shoes
try onr line of them, they do not
oost much more than inferior shoes
and will do twice the service; prices
three to five dollars. New lot Dia
mond Shirts just in.
M.HOWARD.
s If yon- want to gefhappiness try
to give it.
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.JULY 20. 1893
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The National Bank of Now Berne, . ('.
June 2 7 ill, IStCt.
The I'.oardof Pii-,,:toislia,tli', d ..- de
clared a Scini-AiinUid Piudend ot li-.e
('.) Per cent free of tax, payable on and
after July 10th IHiKt.
Giro. II. Koi'.r.ii is. Cashier
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FINE
CANDIES.
IN SEALED PACKAGES
AT
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Nunn v & ; McSorley's.
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T' i::: '-.;.: at
Lov;r Pricey.
V,rv II pa fiil,.
Lroad St. Grocers.
Thfisa hlm Shags
AND SLIPPERS
Eave Arrived
And with them other
goods of their kind for
ladies and Misses.
WE HIVE
A few more pieces of that lOo
Plaid and stripped Lawn, wkioh did
sell for 15 ets.
. We have other things nice and
oheap. Coma and see,'. -
tt BAERINQT04 & BAXTER,
RICE 5 CENTS.
Ouiling Down Pricis
1 :.)e..l
r;:rouslv
:i
usual
-ST
0))(ii-nuiities arc
ofll'ivtl to thosj! who
isii 'a I nir!j::isin.
iuls the rnicss aee
ItSDUCEE,
of the iroods has been
maintaiiKMi.
t i - a t
' l'
Facts!
ii is
gll, for a
tew wssi
The Finest
market at 22c per
cake. - -
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