ruBLsnzny AHSonrcram.
run iAr.r joc.i.e pwi Daily
IHH UawJay M Hr"l IXJB
i'iimim riM r"iQc;5ari
ut M sada ta adranaa. stecr adT-
hmu wlU ka aotlavMad pcoaflly tna
r BOO th.
Of ultural"'"1" eraof aafll
o.at avail, la tana wimIMiO. No eosa-
aiialouw awl M expected to be pabllsk
- taatalalaaobleatlaiieble peraopaltMsa.
, m wltfckaMslhaniaia oftbe anUifT A.rt!
VaMltrUiu b .i' Aolama mol be paid
AB J paraen feetl -rlr1 ataaaa
' aaj im unaiilnlloD i obUln lbs
' awaseafthe eathor by .ppll-mtwn at ibis
maaaad ehowln hrm th.frleTanr.
KUUU Aoonreu by tiik north CAR
OLINA PRKW A-WOCIATIOI.
Th oB of not leas then B cams per
Uaawlll b rjriel for ' Cirda of thanfca.
reaolattoosor respect" an J obituary p-f trr
sues Mr obltorr notice other lhT Urn.
arnica ineedltorhimsMrstiali ic - a
tar of un I
Xotleeeo'e oroh 1 society and all otucr
aataftalnm.Dti from turn r-veimc in I ) be
.AariTed will he clia-so.l f r at t ra'.' ol
At een'.ailne.
THE JOURNAL,
at -E. H.!tP
0, T. Ulll OCK
ProprleK-f
Local Aapnrltr.
ae-SnWrod ' ..Ina-.-e i Oeiat
H. 0aeeoODd-ei inmit.r.
SESaTOR VANCE'S l.KTrtlt
8entor Vance has written a U t
ter to R. W. Elliott, K , Secietary
Mecklenburg County Allianoe,
whioh may be injurious to
theDemocratio party.
The failure of the Senator to
allude to the Chicago platform, and
to iDBlst that it completely meets
the issue ol the day, was unfortunate-
inasmuch as so favorable :m
opportunity for the inculcat'on o:
Bound Democratic doctriiio m.v.
not again be presented.
Many alliance men me mnonjr
the most patriotic of our citizms.
Indeed a majority of them r-re
sound to the core, tint, it cannut
be denied that as a political ele
ment the Alliance is a moiia-rcus
evil. It is the mother of tht" IVo. j
pies party, the moKt heterodox po'
itioal organization that ever i-xis
ted in this nouutry.
The first paragraph of the Si r...
tor's letter is as follows:
"I have received a copy ofthc
resolution of Mecklenburg Alliance
adoptedatJa recent meeting, nrginp
Senators and Representatives I"
stand by the present silver pur
chase law until some satiHiactos
substitute shall be adopted. I ob
serve this BCtion with great pleas
ure. What is k n o n as the Shr-r
man law is the only legislation on
our statute books whii U birds ns to
the use of silver, atd the cry i.
raised for its repsal uiider vario;i
pretences, all equally false.'
It is very strange to see a Deni
ooratic Senator opposing the repeal
of the Sherman law whon his pni ty
platform declares in favor of its
repeal and offers better mean of
obtaining abundant enpp'ies r.f
of money gold aiid Silver to
meet the wants of the country.
Platforms are the written law of
parties. A platform, like a statute,
must be taken as a whole. If the
Chicago platform had declared in
favor of the Sherman 1 jiv, and had
gone no father, it would have bc-tn
an entirely different thing from
what it is. Hut it did go 'uiher. It
declared in favor of both gold ;ir.
silver as the standard money of
the country. It insisted that every
dollar issued by .-.iitliori'y of !li
Government suouid he A the same
value the paper enrrency to be
kept at par with and redeamable in
coin and that, the ton percent
tax on State banks :snf 9 be re
pealed. In the language of the Fayette
ville Observer' "If the CongresB
which is soon to meet in extraordi
nary sessiou shall carry out the
Chicago platform in its entirety
we shall neither Joe gronnd by
the upper millstone of the gold-bugs
of Wall Street, nor by the nether
Millstone of the Populist inflation
lets."
Last fall 1 was taken with a kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with
a wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after
my wife's stater, who lives with ns,
was taken in the same way. W'c used
almost everything without benefit. I
Then I Baid, let us try Chamberlain's'
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Komedy
which we did, and that cured us right
way. I think much of it, as it did
for me what it was recommended to
do. John Jdertzlcr, Jjcthcl, Berks
Co., Pa. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
ale by J. V. Jordan.
juorjcy may Dny bukb ami saticp,
. ... .
Dut doc angels' clothes.
Some Foolish I'eople
A 11 . u & . .. . ,
juiun m iajuu wiuu until il ULH uoyotltt
the reach of medicine. Tlmv ofton :n
.- Oh.it will wear away." but in most
cases it wears them away. Could they
oe Induced to try toe successful medicine
called Kemp's Balaam, which is sold at
-positive guarantee to cure, tney would
immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price 50o. and f 1
Trail size free. At all druggists.
; . mar22 deod weow
. TSa Last Stagai vt Diaaaaa,
La paralysis, or the last atagt of
many disease where there la no con
trol of the discharges, the suffering
U pitiable unless the most extreme
care Is used. Oakum pad are In
valuable. The o&a-um should be
picked apart to make it light and
porous, tien covered with a piece of
cheese cloth to form a cushion. The
bod should be protected with b rub
ber sheet, the cotton sheet pinned
firmly over this, then a square of
rubber sheeting folded in old cotton
placed in the middle, and the oakum
pad cn this under the hips of the
sufferer. These should bo frequently
changed.
If tho skin is chafed it should be
anointed each time with oxide of tine
ointment gently rubbed in. Pow
dering with French rhalk. boracic
acid, or lyeopodium powder may be
substituted occasionally.
When a rubl,. . hoot cannot be
obtained sevi ra! i'..'.cknesses of news
paper can 1 umi', changing thora
frequently.
The oakum puds urc useful in casos
of dropsy when the fluid exudes from
the legs and it isd'Tieu'.t to keep tho
bed dry.
In cases of lonjr- on' inued confine
ment to bed a water bed is a great
luxury when It can be afforded. A
crnxl one costs nbotit twenty dollars.
Ibo yielding surface equalizes the
pressure and lessens the danger of
bedsores. Ladies' Home Journal.
The Homeliest .Man In Sew Berne
As well at tho handsomest, and others
arc Invited to nil on liny druist fui'i
et free a trial bottle of Kemp'n Balsam
for 1 bo 1 Inoat and I. mil", a retnody that
is s lim er.tiic'y tii'n its merit and is
guarantee d to relievi and cure all Chronic
mid Acute ( o'.U'li.i, Asthma. Bronchitis,
and ( 'oii-uinptio!i I..uv bottlfs 5(1 ctb
aud ;1 m:r-2 d-od
'otuing is more disgraceful fi.in
insincerity.
"My little boy was very bad ott lor
two months with diarrliiea. We used
various Hiedicines, also called in two
doctors, hut untiling done him any
flo.i.l until we ueed Chamberlain's
Cobe. (Cholera and Diarrhrea Ketne-
,1c u-H-l, ir,r,. imm.vlnl. rMii-f o n ,1
soon cm d him. I consider it the
be;-t detlicine made and can conscien
tiously recommend it to all who need
a diarrhoea or colic medicine. .1. K.
Hare, Tren'on, Tex. -5 and &() cent
bottles fcr tale by J. V. Jordan.
I: is easy to forswc;
delights.
r unUn;)W3
I.: I
I I -I
liTI?.
l,;:Jrcn Cy rnr Pitcher's Castorfc.
Vildrcn Cry for Pitcher's Castorla"
C.KI i
Chi'j;-.:
Civ -f'or Pitcher's Castor.
Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Tin' rii;n
can't nhinH through a
;.iek;'n Van
C'.i.niljerkiin'.T Lyi and Skin Ointmont
I n ei-il;ii' cine l'-r ( limuie Sure J-.v.-t,
irmulat.-.! I ye l.i.K Hire Nii..l.s. I'ile.
I -.e!ii:i.'leti. r, ; 1 1 1 1 1 Ileum :iml S.ilil l!e;ij,
- .11. . r !.. ;. J-i.r s.Je l.v ilrnstiti-t.-.
TO riOESE OWNES3.
'. . ,"ltl;''u :: lu r e ill :t C:ne lu'llllhv rue
.l.li 'il trv J 1 r. a,l s t'cmliliMii
'I In v tone :lie -v u n, aid ilii stion, reie
!-. ( r . j ill: . i.i. vc eeii -tii.';t; m, err.- t
l.i l'ii v iii.n .erv ii. i (i.-.rnv- v.'-this. i iri'
i: w life to an el 1 -.r i r v..rke.l h.e-e. l;.i
.I ilia per jia-ki;;-... 1'er pale liy drii!git
SuM n- ,1. V. Jo dan, Xcw llernc : v'
Fori; iv(ries-i is
thorn.
a ros(' without t
Shil'i'j'g O.rarrh Rorjiedy, A rrmryol
ou3 cuiv fir Catsrrb, DiplT-hfrin,
Cttakur mouth, kcJ Ueidache. With
diva bottle there ia an ieRui:i( tn c.vfil
Injector ut the more Bucocfeful trcot-
muct of thnse coraolaintB wiihoul extra
chftrtie
Nost of our troubles are cowards
if we face them bravely.
For Onr F'rty Veer a
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hen
bota ueed for children teething. It
axithoii the child, softens tho garni,
!lays nil pain, cares wind oolin, and is
fa?- hunt remedy for Diarrhoea. T.T-nty-
iv:' cents a bottle. 8o!d by al! rirtin
?iats throughout the world.
jan9d&wlv
Kooky 3!t. Kceley Mocking lliids.
The Kceley Institute students are
having a gay time now-a-days, or,
rattier, now a days and now-a-nights.
iuey Keep cooi in tnc aay time under
the broad ppreading oaks ia the cam
pus, and in the night gather on the
broad verandas of the Institute, and
fill the air witli melody uutil the
mocking bird, singing to the moon
from the branches of the great oaks,
gives up in despair and tuck:ng his
head under his wing keeps silent.
Eocky Mt. (X. C.) Argonaut.
WORLD'S FAIR.
Via the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
The quickest and best line to the
Worlds' Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond, and twenty
three hours from Charlottesville to
Chicago. Double daily Vestibule
trains with Pullman sleeping and din
ing carp.
The Chesapeake and Ohio is also
the chsapest line. Ask for tickets
via this route. If you desire to stop
at the famous Greenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs or at any of the
watering places along the line of the
U. & O., your World's Fair tickets
will permit you to do so. Special
arrangements for the care of or
ganized parties.
For lull information and printed
matter relating to the World's Fair
address J OUN D. POTTS, DP. A
Im C. & O. By. Richmond. Va.
J E BENTON, MD.,DJ).S.
Praatto ItmlM Sa
Cpwai! aaa a(a
akaalaal lxatlatrr
if
J Tl astraatai
- vlUKial ala br ttaa
i 01 rw
siwa uxida
Utl.
r.vrvi I a la Ut Una of Daattairf doaa
to tb bt tirla. satlitartloa (aaranuad.
if.c, w.-ner of Mitl-lla Sirat and r"data
AJUt. uproilia isDOf i"-
DR. G. K. BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Vii1.il.- -iriet. oppi-ite Baptist
it NEWPKRN. N. O.
m. J. D CLAKK,
DENTIST,
FW BKK.1E, N. C.
rrpb 'irt-et t-tween Pollock
Oitic on (.
n"i Hrrtad
P.
it PELLETIEE,
a. J '. : s i v at l. VT ,
Middle street, Firpt room sbovc Farm,
cr's Merchant's l!ank.
W-.li p.-? U- .1 I'
krtr. '. Jo ;n. L'l-.tei
, I n 1 t-yi '
SUL:"U'!if o?i lot..
I" 111IM of Cr&TSD
oi ,1 Pftmllco.
ir' ct Now Keme. and
K. STREKT,
It-uriMice Aent,
BE&HE. N. C.
Moll
Railroad.
STKAMFK I!L.N'C1! leaves K.
C. I). Wharf at a. m. and con-
nccts with Tra'ii at I'oll'vksviHc for
Maysvillc, . aek-ttj ill and Wil
mington, csc.-'pt Situniay and t3un
day.
Train leaves Wilming'.'"! at S: JOa.
! "1 ' an mill' St I V'l
cksville 1-J:o0 p.
tn , cwtum oy steamer
i!lanch at 1 v i : . daily except Sun
day.
ii. . w iiiriNci.
J. W. M AHi'KM-'. 1 t fi r. r a 1 Mnfts;'r.
Ucrj'i I'.tij 'DKer A:' lit.
250:000 mm
i READY
SALE
Cheep-jr than any ot!cr Mar
con Furniih Hi .ra.
I've i;"t. ein nud vt
Aplv !n
W. 1'. Bl U!il H, .x
'.il 'em
:en:e, or
M. rtH'.TEK, Rivordale.
SAM-: OT STK. "SADIE .H. RAM)."
rjn.uant in a I'owrrgi-en iu n mortgage
lecerile'l In lMi-:k 1-Jof mortgaee. folio 18.
Millie e llr-lnr s olli-o, p.rt ol Nwbern,
N. ('. ma f-)r tho uri -sen net forth In Bald
morlgaRp. I will poll al public vinrluo, at
tlie il-iri, hnewn as) Hrmyoa'a Dock, back of
o' i li. Hi! 'a f.'e-l rnrc K Newborn at 12
o'el.jck in on Moml.iv. Aun-it 7tti, 's!'3, the
Str. HhcIIb M. Kami." tjKilh r vlth the
tiM-Mf. npparel, furintuir. nn.l ! o-her Dec-
SSr!ai.perti.lr.lnKOii.l bflouglng there-
Juno 2). iSiiJ. td
EXECUTION SALE.
If en r v rimrtK-r by lily iiBst friend, E.
IJiivetm vh. Tin K.mlern Hu idlng and L,unu
AsBiej'.nlK'li of .Mv lUt'UBe, N. Y.
in purfniiince rf an oseeution Urucm tn
nie from tlie hnperinr e-jurt of Oaven Co,
M. O. 1 nave levied upon the real date
hereinafter cl ncr!beil. 1 will on Monday
the 7in diy of t numt IK', nt 12 o'clort
noon, at l lie court eouiio 'I'xir of Craven lo.
N.l'. in the city of New Heme, fell to the
tiiKhoet bliler for caKh. ail the tate, right
title and Interebi t.f tho eald the Eastern
liui iline ai d Loan Asmclaiton or Hyraeuse,
N. Y. tog.-iher with all tho Improvements
thereon, all that certain lot or parcel of
lund hn.wu bn lot No. 8 In saia city of
New ll.irne, accoriting to the plan made by
K. H, titaniy uud I, ilrahani Tull.tuilv d.
seribird lu a lecd li-oiii 1' K. Stanly and
wife to Esther Sinn i. r.enrled In buoft
No H'."i r.Mo l..find ! ilef rt from lieo II.
Wiilte CommlPeioner .o nwl I'll,, i-i..Nt)rn
Hnlluinw and Loan a r-n- m l ion I :-',iaeiise
N. Y. rceordon lu e.'li foiio 2,-) .. .cords
of Craven lounly decd.
w. il. i. vnk 'Mierur .'lavenro !". C.
New Kerne
.' .July Till. isu:i
;6fc.
Locatvil r
R. in Aiar-Eler::.-
and i.
Sexes. I- .
Curv
legeH
Art, L. , .
Moral of
irth Carolina li
new buildings. Large
km.; patronage. Both
tiltv '' t ... ive members.
pi H-iual -.,( Male Col
'.-iiiit: D 'j irtmcnt, Musifl
rcial.
Student i unsurpassed.
Opens August :Ut, 18!3
lor farl'dLT iofurm'i-M)!! or Cata
logue Apply to
Rev. YV.'S. Long, . M ,D. D.
I'rosidettt
Elon College' X. C. j-J.S lm
SUMMER FXGUREION t;i-KTS
SKASOX 180,!.
From A. ct N. C. Stntio-l-.iund
Trip far .Ssvuc flprings N '
ATLANTIC & N. C R UL HjXd CO.,
He8pp;nr Department,
New Cerne K. (!., Jiinn 20, 1893.
TO AGENTS A. & N, O. It. R.:
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
Hereaftor tickets will be gold from
your 6tati(Tu to LaQracga to parties
vhiiini? the uboyesprinei at tbe fol
lowing rates of fare for the Bound
T.ii
F.-i-tn ! -.' i -,.r i 70 i'usoarora 8175
" i'-fi- .SH New Barm 3 25
a Ci k .85 Hiverdale
" KiDoijti .CO Croatan
" Caswell .80 Havelook
" Dovor 1.05 Newport
" Core Creek 150 Wild wood
Morehead City ZS.SQ.
1.75.
8 00
8 25.
8 45.
8.66.
Tickets on sale Jane 20th, een ooa
traot tickets and limit them good to re
turn to Oct. 80th, 1893.
t3?All ticket must be signed.
8. L. DILL, U. P A.
pin
THI
F&imers L Xlercbmts Bmk
' Began boslneea Hay 1891."-
Capital 8 tack, alc la,' 7t,00.0
riaralas, . . 4,000.00
ainaea rrean. a.fuv.oo
WtU4i al, . . 8,260.00
OfTICEBS :
L. a. OcnutB, . Praaidaai
W. 8. Ouadwick. - Vica Pre.
T. W. Dawrr, Oaabiar.
1. H. PowkUh Tallar.
3 K Smith, Collector.
With well established connections this
Bank Is prepared to offer all aooommo
lationa oooltent with ODserTsUra
sankiog.
Prompt and careful attention giren to
lollectioot.
We will be pleased to oarrespcod with
'hose who may contemplate making
thauges or opening new account.
Wanted,
2,000C0nDS
Saplinf pr.plar Oord iWood,
To be delivered at the New Jersey and
North Carolina Fiber Company Works,
Rivordale, N. C.
Conditions, etc , can be had by apply
ing te K. P. F03CUE, at the Factory,
Hiverdale.
Sew J?rssy h North Cirolin Fiber Co
rnarU dwtjuly
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
STATU Or NORTH CAROLINA,
Craveu oortntj.
In Offloe Olerk Superior Court.
Honor tbe Hwamiioro Lnmbar Oo . that
the Dima ot the Incorporator! ara J, K.
I rtt;nian, Vlnrlola Pretty hid and Oha.
faimore, and auoh otbars aa thay may al
locate with them: that tha prlnolpal iilaoe
ol DniHwuiou. be in Bwanaaoro n o.,and
ltaeeneral pU'poeand boi.Deti ! to bay
ud II timber, timber rights, timber lnda
ml real etU.tet.Dd pareonal property with
authority to make oontracU and take op
tlout to execute and take mortgagea, deeds
bl la of Bale, ooutraou and other evidence
and monliuenU cf title and aecurlty, to
saw. dry and manufacture and make 1am
ber of all kind and for each parpoee to op
erate and carry on all kinds of saw mills.
planing mills, dry kllna and other factor lot ;
with general power and authority to pur j
chase hold and sail real estate and personal ,
property That the principal officers of '
said corporation shall be a President. Vice :
President. Secret arp and Treasure and a
general Manaier That the rturntiou of the
corporation shall be thirty yeaii; the oaoi- ,
tal stark Is five thousand dollars with privl ;
IfC! U) lU-rtHaaff UltJT lUUUIttUQ (lOllHrH,
divided into shares of the par value of fl ty
tollais until increased (3 ICO shares
The Htookholdort of litis company shall
no', be Individually liable In auy way for
the debts, torts or liabilities of the compa
ny. W. M. WATrioN,
U. fl, C
NOTICE.
htateok North Carolina,
Craven Oounty,
Superior Court, Kali Term. 18H3.
Solorr on PreUs A J. Prelss, partners as
Cherapeake Rubber Company, 9. White
trading as S. White A Co.. J. Hchoneman.
Charles, William and Mai Oana partners as
Knight au1 Joseph Rensbaw, partners as
Foster, Knight & Co., Jacou kpsteiu and
Israel Levinstein, Partners as Kpstien A
Levinstein.
Against
E. Cohen. H. Danuenberg. c O. Clark, W.
W. Clark, citizens Bank of New Kerne, Far
mere and Merehanta Hank of New Berne,
Wm. Cohen, E. llnnenirg, Pauline New
man Euene Wallnau and 0. Summertleld
and Solomon Cohen.
Let the dufendaHt E. Conn take notice:
That tbeaotion at entitled above was corn
men edatalnetnlm In this court on the
2d day of Ore. 1892, and is for the pnrpo e
of setting aside tbe assignment mad by him
to the defendant H. lannenberg and pre
ferring the other defendan is and is for the
purpose of oollcctlng the debts due the
plaintiffs from tbe defendant K Cohen and
an order of attachment agalnt
the said defendant K. Cohen has
issued from this oourt on Dec. 3d IH02 and on
Dec 2Mb 1HU2 and for furthor relief In refer
ence to the said assignment and the goods
purchased of tbe plaintiffs.
And let the a la defendant fnrlher take
notice that hels required to anpear before
the Judge of the Buperlor cnrt of Craven
of t'raVeii "t Uia J-taii'
oD Vhe "ail! stoni
county, ut a c-urt to be held for tbe oounty
uri iioo-e m new Home
day after the 1st Mon
day In Rent 18u:iatid aoswer the 03mplalnt
which will te deposited In the office of the
olerk of tbe 81 parlor Court of said oounty
wtmiD we nrei. inree aays oi me term, ana
let the said defendants take notice that If
they fail to answer the'sald complaint within
that term the plaintiffs will apply to tbe
court for tho relief demanded therein and
t he oosts of this action to bo taxed by the
clerk
This July 7lh 1S93.
W. M. WATSON,
6w 0. B. 0.
FOR
Travelers.
Those who contemplate a trip to the
World's Columbian Exposition, or to
our mountain or seaside resorts this
summer, arc reminded that we have
generously provided materials and
ai Lieius auupteu ior tnose wno wui
l i
leave uomc.
Nearly every department of our
house is now supplied with its por
tion of goods specially salted for
travelers
Dress Goods,
Blazer and Eton Suits,
Shirt Waists.
Walking" Shoes,
Waterproof Over Garments,
Umbrellas,
Gloves;
AND
fi3xxi.tXI
OK KVKRY UES-'RIi'Thi
Trunks, Bags),
Canvas "telescopes.
Traveling Cases,
and Grips.
Specially qualified help to
fill mai
orders
Gash with order of $5.00 and
over, we deliver goods free (except
furniture and crockery) to nearest
Express Office or Bailroad Station.
EF Write for our price list " of
''Small Wares"and tints to trav
elerstwo useful pamphlets.
W. H.& B. S. Tucker & Oo.
RALEIGH, N. C. -
J; A. JOrJES
SALE LIVERY
'AND
Exchange
STA
CALL and EXAMINE My
stock, whioh 19 constantly being Ke
plcnibhed from the Western Markets.
NO TROUBLE TO
Show you through Stables. Soutl
Front St O-polite (Jastoa Jiuosc.
A. & NORTH CAROLINA R. R
Ht w Brno, N. 0.. June lst 1?J3.
1 TO AGENTS A. &N
WorldV Cluratian
R H Co:
rxp08ition i
OhicnKO, III , Ma ln -O.u 3191,1893
You flip rtuib jnz to k-II s ikotri to
Chirso III , m i r. turn fur tha abovt
oooasirn it tho f
Ratoe:
in H ,;t1 Trip
Krom Morthfad City
' Newport
" New ltrne
" Klnston
La OrP(Ee
3 1.-, M!.
:t l.
:tt bi)
: ti if i x: i.
sj st lo
Tiokot" oo bale June sth to Oct 27th.
lHii3 laoluBive. For ny further infor
instion desired apply to thisotljip.
ATLANTIC & N CARO
LINA RAIL'uOAD,
Transportation Drpartoirnl, Now Ueru
X. t'., June 13th, ls):!.
oiHCl'I.aK TO MlKNTrf ami
T'"UCK
HlilPl'LliS,
Special Truck Trln So. 212 will be dis
continued ou aud after MtlDtY. June in
urn.
When sufficient notioe Is elvpo tela nf-
floeofany solid car load lot of truck to
one aestlnallon, the same may be prompt
ly forwarded by the regular ihkii t.rnin.
Otherwise, ail truck will hereafter Hike the
regular ireimil trains on Monday Vt'ednrs
day and trlday.
S L DILL, Supt.
AD9LP;
GO EN
PEAL Kit IN
Pianos and Organs,
The Mehlin High Grade and
Newby & Evans Pianoe.
Orowii, Queen and
Needhiim Parlor Organs
NEW BRNE, - . jf. C
01UCULV.K.
The old and reliable n m of ibe A: Welro
was established In Nr.wbern in 1N.",2. riu
oldest house now in the city and the onli
surviving member of which Is Adnlpli Colin
who has been engaged, lh i.hc Mnaie bneinesi
for the past ten yaars and is now locate or
Middle Bt.
Upright and Square Pianos
of tbe latest designs, lasting lone, auperto :
workmanship and of leadlnx manufucn.rsr
and the best material. Also a good mum! .
ofSflKErMUSIO.
And I will endeavor to make my buslnets
as popular as the old linn used to bo. and
HI1A tll.t Will nluj .utlafnll n.. r
ruuo Mi-roui
The proprti
ne Droortotor. Adolnh Onhn. vnnlH tir
this occasion of rnlurnlug his thanks to
uiose wno nare isgen an interest In Lit
welfare, and would respectfully solicit tbe
ooutlnuanoe of the kindly feeling ol lit
friends. Hospcctfuily,
A. COHN
PATENTS.
J. II. LITTELL,
Attornoy and Counsellor
IN
Patent, Trade Mark and Gapyright Cases.
Opposite Patent Office.
Washington, D. C.
Over twelve yearn exDerienee.
Amerioan and Foroign patents, Caveats,
and all business ariaing under tho
patent laws promptly and carefully
prosecuted. Rejected cases accorded
special attention.
Write for information.
Uponreciept of mode' or sketch of
invention, I advist o patentability
without charge. (Mentiou this paper.)
NOTICE.
Rtati of So.Trn Cah .r.i- I
Craven couui, ,
Ia tin Superior Cjrjrt,
Millie A. Borton Administratrix of i Hen
rletta Willis, vs. Neoml Fhjsle and bos
band, W. H. Physio, Jane Jones, WUey Wil
lis and Rhodi WUlmora.
Uotic:-To Wiley Willis and Rtaoda Will
mora, yon will take notioe, that tbe above
uuwueu prooetaing ou oeen Degan in said
conrt for tbe purpose of selling the real
estate o trie dsoeased to make assets to pay
debts of i lia said Henrietta, Willis an 1 oosts,
and to make peyilon, and yon are rcjnlr
ed to appear before tin coart on the 22a
day or Augost, 1W and auswxr or demur
hi uiv petition nerem niea
I or the rel'ef de-
manaea wi 1 be cm'it u.
Ibis July lOtii, 1K.1.1
W M WATrtO V. G 8. (J,
".ffrtrwBiMn.Tf.
ffAlK Wlm I ttM tow
v trwtinMLS m a. im I tu m
tiitasMUt) by Mlimala tW I oojld tnti
, w.iu m iu m ib u lot
thtrattiltofaiawtttiu' trcM-
MfDk IttDWfMl likrRlr UiBf. Ills
tod Mint, are ail com. My frtotk Art I
WdM)lii. nhu 11 a.
Hlpa .... n h. t'Aiu tig.
avpriaut WlU dcrfnlly nplj Id laoiiiw trfah
vco tamp uictoKtL
:0FIOEKTII aurtlfla. ewsStfiitstaiitamifcrstfMoUnia
u. i . i. htkl mwui huiu. umsa. ut
.. St-'
a3 i&V
fa ra
H.
: BLUE
WE HAVE now, as always, 011 hand a
Full Stable of the Finest and Highest Bred ol
Western Horses
Essies b Driving, B-cfi, Saddles, Farm
u
PRICES TO SUIT
-SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Also oa hand a full and Complete Line of
Buggies All Makes Harness Road Carts, and
in tact ar:?thin!r pertaining to f he Horse.
Livery A Specialty
And furnished at shortest notice. 8ee us
before Burchaginp elsewhere and save monev.
HAVE A NICE
SUPPLY OF
Fins
Good
-IT
ALSO A BIG
Gins itigdes.
Isdilsry,
e and
K. C. Palmfr.
OJII.
and Almost E
J. w. s
ESTABLISHED 1869.
met, Rivenburg
SUCCESSOR TO G. S. PALMER.
'Wholesale Commission Merchants.
Southern Fruits and Truck A Specialty.
Berries, I'cuchea, Grapes, Melons and Vegetables. .,
SVe onij.loy no ugents.
IPI
HOTEL NEWTON.
NEWTON.W. C.
W. D. SPRAQCE, MAKAOKlt.
This is one ofthe finest aU-the year
round results in the country. In the
heart of the great PIEDMONT SEC
TION. Of easy access to all the
Western resorts by rail. An excel
lent place to locate for the summer
and enjoy the fine air, water, loeoery
and substantial fare whwh Mr.
Spragoe has the reyntation of provid
ing for his guests. '
TEEMS ,.l VERY ' EBASONABLE
FROM
PURCHASERS, and
s.
uies.
0!
i
SUPPLY OF
Road Osrts. Harnsss
Whips,
verything Kept
Carriage
Lot of
TEW ART.
ltlVESBUKO.
A. W. FHoar.
166 Renrle St N. Y.
t W. L. TOWI.AND,
I B. W. HOKBI8, With
W1C. rrCCKhBT,
a. a-conaAK
nTrnirowir e vwawr
Commission Merchants.' '
345 & 647 WashiEitton and
199, 201 tc 208 Franklin St. I
t SB ITT r - . - . '
OW XUMaV. -
FRUITS AND PRODUOK v
Southern Fruits; and Produce a -Specialty.
-
. STENCIL pjol 187. ... ' '
t3T Consigntnents aolioited, 1
BEFEREH0E8:- - - -H.
T. National Kzehaoga Baak. R.T.,aa4
TheMatual Bank, N Y . ., apt 1 in
ISL!
Good Hard' Brick.
We are prepared to) fill ali;ordera
op to lOOJthonaand per week. .
' v W.P.BUEEUS.
&Co.