The Daily Journal.
- VOL. XU.-NO 115,
Brsmss LOCALS.
L08T Flat Folding Stora Key. Lear
him at tbia office. ... u.
ANOTHER Inl uf thnaa Beautiful Trron
Palace Soarvoir 8pooo just received at
nibbard's Jewelry Store. Call and see
tbeca. . tf.
IiOST Somewhere on the street or
' macadam! ted road a gjlrt link cuff but
ton with atooe setting. Reward offered
tor return of Mine to this office.
ana IS St.
FOR RENT A fire room frame bouse
on Salt Front St. near Union Point.
Apyly to C Diaoswav, under Hotel Al
bert; agt
NOTICE is hereby (riven that certificate
No. 88 for 8 shares of stock in scries No.
1 tad certificate No. 55 for 8 shares in
serif f No. 1 of the New Berne Building
and Loan Association has been lost and
that application will he made to said
Association for new certificates to le
toned. II. B. Dufft.
This Aug. 8th. 1893. lm
THE latest and best thing that we know
- of Is the Combination Sash-lock and stop.
It works admirably and gives general
satisfaction. N. Arpcn, the General Agt. .
for Eastern Carolina is being kept busy
applying the citizens with the same.
Samples mny- be seen at tho Journal
office and at Nunn and McSorlej's.
au6tf
REMOVAL A E. Hibbard, V. M
Cnadwiek and H. L Hall hare removed
into the atore with Mr L S Wood on
Pollock St near the Post Office, where
they will be p'ased to see all of their
friends. fWBe sure to call and sc
them. tf6'llm
NOTICE NINETY ACRES OF" OYS
TER FARM FOR SALE, situated In
New River, Onslow county, N u. Bot
tom to white sand and shelly. It is good
propagating a-round )st.rs prow
larye and of a very fine flavor Also
TWO HUNDRED AC IKS OP FARM
LAND, ad.ioiuing Oyster Farm Tho
upland is good fnr all kln'ls of truck:
also corn, cotton, peanuts and potatoes
Very pleasant place; in full view of the
. ooean; large oak grove; splendid for a
nmmer r-sort For further particulars
address W. L WILKINS, Marines, Ons
low county, N C. augd&w8m.
FINE North Carolina Hams at K. R
Jones'. tf.
L08T Friday July 28th, two mediils
used as a watch charm, one a gold cross
about one inch long the other a small
silver medal, shape of a four leaf clover,
upon eaeh of these on one Bide was en
graved "H. M. A." and upon the oppo
site side of the silver medal was en
graved "Punctuality." Finder will be
rewarded by leaving at this office.
BROWN BEANS for table use at 5 cents
" per quart. Also Seed Peas and Beans for
fall planting, at low prices R. Berry.
FOR RENT The Dwelling next door
to my residence on Pollock Street.
J. W. Stewart.
A FULL line of Spring and Summer
Samples, consisting of Cheviotts Black,
Bias and Brown Serge, Fine Check Clash
mars. Imported 8uitings. Worsteds in all
grades. Satisfaction guaranteed.
F.at Chad wick. Tailor.,
At Hall's book Store.
GO To Street's hone Store for Livery,
Fine roadster,s at Street's Horse store.
The anti-free silver bankers are
congregating at Washington.
Mr. W. H. Kitohin resigns his
offioe M Chinese inspector at New
Orleans.
The International Medical Con
gress has been postponed nntil
April. 1891..
Edison swears "the country has
resolved Itself into a lanatio asy
lum." v .
' Billet keeps on, baying food and
i clothing and physio and rides on
the railroads.
It is thought Mr. Simmons will
soon get his appointment as oolleo
tor of internal revenue-
Mr. Watts, of Iredell oonnty, re
signs hit- place l,n the House ser
vice and will go home.
- One of the passengers of the
Karatnania, died ;, of cholera on
Swinburne Island, near New York,
, Wednesdap night. V " i --;,
The yellow fever scare at Fensa
cola is rapidly cabfildiDg. Many
Many people are maintaining, that
the deaths were . not from yeilow
fever .
- At Pawtnoker, Rhode Island, a
woman picked op a large hailstone
and inside was live toad, How
. did the , little get jntfr 'that cold
pertht
. A ton and half of silver dollars
will be paid oat Saturday by the
Beading Iron Company to its great
army of employes. The scarcity
of small bills is saoh that the com.
pany was forced, to- secure the
bulky "cart-wheela"; for Ithe pnr-
uf e .Pray till us what would have
become of "the great army of ., em
ployes," bat for the "cartwheels."
The President has again gone to
Buzzards Bay. He has sent to the
senate the appointments made np
to tlie time of the meeting of (Jon.
pre . As there is nothing at
it Vt'eshic-'sn requiring his atten
i h will te abeent .rom the
' i 1 f." at the first ci Sep
The Ohio Stat convention met
last Thursday, adopted a square
out bimetal platform and nomtna
ted Laweooe Neal lor the" Gov
ernor on the grsi baliot. The Ad
ministration goldbng candidate was
distanced in the race.
The Republicans are- entreating
the Democrats to let alone the
tariff. Tbey Bay that uncertainty
is the canse of all the trouble now.
Verily, every quaek has his noa
tram and every politioiao bis the
ory. Messenger.
A special to the world from
Atlanta, Qa, say: '-It is reported
here that Secretary Herbert find
Mies Sallie Brown, oungeet daugb
ter ot Senator Joseph E. Brown,
are engaged to be married. Miss
Brown is a blonde, aud is still on
the sonny side of 30. She is a
woman of literary tantes and many
social graces. Her father is worth
110,000,000."
LOCAL NEWS.
ifA' ' A D VEll TISEMENTS.
Howard,
Lost cuIT button.
Joshua B. Hill Notice of seizure.
A. K. flihhard Souvenir spoons.
It is suggested that an excursion to
the World's Fair be run direct from New
Berne. Why not
Monday's excursion train over the W.
N. & N. II. U. i expected to reach New
Berne ubout one or two o'clock.
There will bj an Adventist baptism at
the foot of Broad street this afternoon at
3:80 o'clock by Elder E. S. Hanes. Their
baptism will be by immersing three
times face torcmost.
Capt. Swift Galloway and Mr. Dorsey
Battle, representees of the Keeley Insti
tute lectured Saturday to a good aud
ience al Bayboro and went down to Moje
head at uight to spend tho Sabbath.
Tu meet the demands of the times we
publish in full the Sherman law. It will
be found on the fourth page of today's
paper. Read it, study it, and judge lor
yourself.
The colored Oriental Fair will open
tomorrow and continue fuur days, The
procession will form at the court house
square and parade through some of the
principle streets and theu to the Fair
grounds. An interesting program has
been arranged for the day but the form 0
opening will not tnko place till Tuesday.
A report reached here yesterday that
a crazy colored Becky Curraway had
been run over and kliled Thursday night
by a train below Pollocksville. Officers
of the road in the city knew nothing ot it
but train hands say it is so. This much
is certain, the woman lived in the upper
part of the city and wandered away in
a crazb spell Wednesday morning.
The Washington Post of yesterday
(Saturday Aug. 12th) has a two column
leader in which appears the following
sentence in Italics: "The purchasing
clause of the Sherman law cannot and
will not be unconditionally repealed."
The Post further says, .''Senator Vest,
than Whom no Senator has had more fre
quent conferences with Mr. Cleveland,
admits that there is a majority of eight
in the senate against unconditional re
peal." The pay-off train of the W. N. & N. R.
R, started from Pollocksville yesterday
at 1 o'clock, and reached here at 7:15,
The hands were paid along the line as
they were reached.. This necessited stops
at intervals of about half a miles, seven
or eight hundred hands were thus set
tled with. The road between here and
Pollocksville is to be surfaced and re
surfaced. The former is nearly ended
and the latter will qutckly follow and
leave the road in a very fine, condition for
the coming of regular trains.
Coming and Going. -
Mr. Chas. Foy of Kinston who went to
the penning and then spent a day with
his brother, Mr. C. E. Foy, left for his
home yesterday.
Mr. N. Schultz is back from Atlantic
City. ....
Mrs. C. A Palmer, returned from Core
creek where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs, John Avery. ;
Mr. Boscoe Nunn of the weather bureau
station, Raleigh, ' who " has been visiting
his relatives here, left yesterday returning
to Raleigh. '-" -vSr. ' ' ' - : - J
Mr. Wm. i)unn left to attend . the
Worlds Fair.' ; ..L .
Track Quotations. y ; r ; .
'. The following truck quotations wers
received last night; from Messrs. Palmer
Rivenburg & Co. of New York ; t l i;
.Watermelons, fancy, large-SO to . 95c;
medium, 15 to 18c; grapes, Delaware, car
riers, 1.75 to $3.75, - Niagaras, tt.25 to
$3.25, Ives, 75 to $1.00, sweets, potatoes,
13.00 to 13.23. ; - X
; It Cared His Wife and Children. z-
Pureepolia, Roberson Oo.,N. C.
We gae a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhooa Remedy
to a gentleman whose wife was bad
off with bowel complaint and two
doses of it cured her. ' His children
were also taken with- bowel com
plaint and it eared them. It is' cer.
t . :.!y a good preparation. .
-A!dorman&. Buie.
rort j 1 " J. V. JoH-n. : '
NEW BERNE,
Chirch Services
Centenary M. E. Church Services at
11a, m., and 8 p. m.. conducted kv the
pastor, Rev. R. A. Willis. Prayer meet
ing at 9:15 a. m. Sunday School 4 30 p.
m., J. M. Howard, Supt. Prayer meet
ing Thursday night at 8 o'clock The
public are cordially invited to attend all
these services.
Church ol Cbrit Communiou service
at eleven o'clock. No service at night.
Young men's meeting at nine o'clock.
Sunday School at four in the afternoon.
Presbyterian Chureh Services at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The morning service
will be conducted by D. J. D. Clark, and
the evening service by Rev. .1. W. Fames.
A special invitation is extended to the
public to attend. Sabbath school at bull
past 6ve o'clock.
Christ church: Rev. T. M. N. Oeorge,
rector, hleventh Sunday alter Trinity.
Early celebration at 7:30 a. tu. Services
11 a. m , and 6 p. m. Sunday school and
young men'- Bible clasj 5 p. in. Sunday
school at chapel 9:30 a. in. The public
arc cc-rdially invited to Httend all ser
vices. Attentive ushers.
Y. M. C. A: Devotional meeting in
Hull 5:80 p. ni. Meeting at foot of
Middle street at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching in the Church of God
Gospel tent on Berne street today at 1 1
a. m., and 8 p. m., by T.lder E. S. I lanes.
Baptising with trine immersion at 3:30 at
the usual place lor baptising at foot of i
Broad street. A short discourse on
Baptism will be delivered at the water
by Elder Danes. On Monday night the
lust subject for this time will be preach
ed: Subject, "The Huh Man and
Lazurus."
Good Bicycling.
Mr. J. A. Brewer, of Daurille, Vu.,
brother-in-law of Mr. A. E. Dibbard is
visiting in the city with his friend, Mr.
J. It. Adams. They came from their
home on Warwick bicycles making the
trip in three days-from Tuesday morning
to Thursday night making a few stops on
the way.
By rail Danville is 240 miles from us,
but the roads over which they travelled
cut the distance down to 190 miles.
They enjoyed tbe trip, found the roads a
little rough but had good cool weather
and were tired but little by the journey.
A correspondent writes us that one of
our local wheelmen, Mr. T. A. Dillon of
Tuscarora, made two miles and a half in
six minutes the other day on his bic ycle.
Return of the Teacher's Word's Fair
Party.
The World's Fair Teacher's Party has
returned all hands highly delighted.
The following New Brne members of
it got home Saturday night:
Mrs. K. E. Johnson, Mijsess Fannie
Holland, Lona Cox, and Maria Cox.
Mr. J. M. Spencer of Washington, anoth
er member of the party, came in to spend
a short time here. Miss Chad-
wick, of the city, stopped iu
Kinston to visit relatives and Mr. Ed
Perry went on through to Beaufort to
stop a while there.
This completes the number who left
from New Berne except Mr. Jones
Wahab and his sister, Miss Bettie. They
remained to spend a month with relatives
in Illinois.
PROGRAMME.
Oriental Industrial, Stock, Fruit and
Agricultural Fair, (col.) Monday Aug.
14, 1893. Procession will be formed at
9:80 a. m., at the corner of Broad and
Craven streets opposite court house by
Chief Marshal M. P. Holly, Esq., in the
following order:
1. Golden Rule Band, Alexander
Delamar, leader.
2. Rough and Ready Fire Company,
Samuel Taylor, Foreman.
8. A. L. Fire Company, J. W. Saw
yer, Chief.
4. Mutual Base Ball Club of New
Berne, N. C.
5. Giants Base Ball Club of New
Berne, N. C.
6. Elcelsior Base Ball Club of New
Berne, N. C.
7. Seaside Base Ball Clnb of New
Berne, N. C.
8. White Rock Base Ball Club of New
Berne, N. C.
9. Bicyclist's Clab of New Berne.
10. In carriages, President, Secretaries,
Treasurer and speakers.
Lira o MABCH.
Down Craven street to South Front up
South Front to Middle np Middle to
Broad np Broad to George np George
to Fair grounds.
Base-ball games 11 o'clock, a. m. Best
juvenile club, OJys under 15 years. Pre
mium amou,
Bicycle race, parse $5.00, best 9 in 8,
1 mile, 4 O clock, p. m. . J
Goat Race to harness at 5 p. ra., best 2
in 8, purse $8.00, not less than 8 to enter
8 to start. ..
Best Player Croquet and' lawn Tennis
Gams,' Sack Races, Climbing Greased
Pole, Running Three Leged and Barrel
Races, special premiums.- . -
At night speeones - by Prof. W. H.
Brooks' of Richmond, ' Va and Wm.
Ang. Moore, Esq., of Washington, N. O.
. :. , Gnu. II. . Thitb, Pres. f
".W.. WV Lawkkkob, Sec'y. . ;: '
To be DIsooatiBaed.- ssv-
Atlantio & North Carolina RaiIH)aU Co.
V ' Superintendents Office, --.--
' New Berne, N. C., August 8th 1803.
To Agents, Conductors, Employes and
the public: Trains No. 5 and 8 (Shoo
jny) as per tune caret no. 34 will be dts,
continued on this road on and after Tues
dy,Aug. 22d,. 1893... New time card
No. 25- will be issued and published in
due nme, .- , s. JU dill, Bup't. .;
' Learn to say not and it will be of
m'fl hps to ion than to be able to
rr - ! Ir'.'a, rrnrseoii. - ;
N. C SUNDAY, AUGUST 13. 1893
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
t'KKDIXGS.
FRO-
U OSTIN CEP I
Order -d, Tint I'riiuux Dargelt ! ex
empted from nin0' pull ,n lor 19J. ho
huvin' proven to the s:il isliietion o the
ttoard tlint tie i over 50 vi-urtol nc.
Ordered, That Wile y Doh l,e uIIomc.1
$3 00 und that the e'rrk iur 11 oueher
for the same.
Ordered, Tim-. Natliun Dow he nlloui-d
$2.00 and that (lie clerk is-ii'- n voucher
lor same.
Board took a rcce-s until 3 o eh l- p.m.
Board c onvened pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Commissioners, E V. Small
wood, W. C. Brewer and M. D, Curr.
Ordered, That the old hook case from
the office of the Clerk o( Superior Court
be placed in the sale keeping of Sam'l It.
Br.ll, until further order of the Iwmrd.
Ordered, That Messrs. S. E. Sullivan A
Co , of No. 7 township, bo uotilied 10 ap
pear before the board of conunisioners
on the first Monday in September to show
cause whv the valuation of their mill
property, lumber on hand, Juno 1st
should not be increased from $14.00 to
$10.00.
Ordered, That the Blades Lumber
Company of No. 7 township be notified
to appear before the: board of commission
ers on Monday the lHth of September to
show cniye why their mill property
shoulct not be increased in value from
$8,000 to S.7r)0, ami why the logs and
cut lumber on hand on June 1st. should
not be valued at $1,250 for taxation.
Whereas, The assessors of No. 7 town
ship, viz., J. S. Kishcr. Geo. D Conner
and O. II. Perry s heretofore instructed
aud requested, have tiled their report ni
to the proper valuation ot the Jmne9 City
tract of land of tiOO acres owned by Jas.
A. Bryan, and
Whereas, Said assessors have assessed
said land nt the valuation of $10,000, it is
Ordered by the board that in conformi
ty with said report the said tract of land
be assessed at said sum and taxes upon
the same bceharired against the said Ja.
A. Hi van.
Jonathan Havens and It. I). Hancock,
heretofore appointed by the board to
value the improve land unlisted property
in towuship No. 8, and also damage
sustained on property in said township
by fire since Juno 1st, 18112, havo tiled
their report ol same, it is now
Ordered, That the said report be
adopted as a whole.
Ordered, That W. P. Metts, J. Havens
aud E. K. Bryan be and they arc hereby
appointed cotton weighers for the city of
New Berne for the next two years, aud
that the clerk notify said parties to ap
pear before the board uext day and give
bond.
On motion, The board adjourned to
meet the next clay at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Tuesday morning, Aug. 8, 1893.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Commissioners Jas. A
A. Bryan, chm'n, E. W. Smallwood, W.
C. Brewer and M. II. Carr.
Ordered, That A. II. White be granted
permission to remove his place of busi
ness, as dealer in malt liquors, from loca
tion on southsidd of market dock to
George street opposite the fair grounds in
a tent to be erected on vacact lot speci
fied in his petition for said removal,
W. P. Metts presented his official bond
as cotton weigher for ensuing two years:
The same was, on motion, approved, ac
cepted and ordered to be recorded and
filed.
Jonathan Bevcns presented his official
bond as cotton weigher for the city of
New Berne for ensuing two years; it was,
on motion, approved, accepted and
ordered to be filed.
Upon application of J. A. Meadows,
one of the fence commissioners created by
act of legislature, ratified 2d day of
February, 1893, that a tax of -
upon the hundred dollars valuation be
and hereby is levied upon the property
of that portion of Craven county de
scribed la chapter 60, section 2, hews of
1893 as provided in said act.
Ordered, That thero be levied on tho
taxable real property in the stock law
district of No. 8 township, 50c. on $1.00
valuation, for the purpose of repairing
fence aronnd said district.
Ordered, That there be levied on the
taxable real property in tbe stock law
district of No. 1 township 70c on the
$100 valuatiou for the purpose of repair
ing fence around said district.
Ordered, That Providence Bryan, Wiley
Caho and Nathan Slade, members of the
Rough and Ready hook and ladder com
pany of New Berne, be exempt from poll
tax as per act of Assembly, when they
shall file the proper certificates with tbe
clerk of the board of commissioners and a
copy of the same with the sheriff of
Craven county.
Ordered, That the R. G. Moeeley tract
of land on Turkey Quarter, No. 9 town
ship, now usted tor taxation on tbe de
linquent list of said township be phveed
ny tne cters 01 tnts Doard on tbe regular
list Upon payment of his fee for same.
- Ordered, That John Smith be notified
to turn over Martha Chapman to the-j
keeper or tne poor house or craven coun
ty to be kept as a county charge.
Ordered, That the real property of the
heirs of C. M. A. Griffin, in township No.
9, now ustea at sou acres, oa reduced so
287 acres on account r error and the
taxes reduced m proportion. " : '
Minutes read before the board and on
motion, approved. -
On motion, The board took a recess to
Aug. 28th, 1893, at 10 o'clock; ;
THE MODERN PAGAN
J J JoTl E
I hit nnd broo.l in reverent un. n.
Though the hour i- lonely :nnl
Still lienri ot nunf. bows a! Thv
Thou thing o; etitv incn:ite
Thou art my idol, though not
And shaped lv hun I of mim n .
Sublime Thy power ' p"tent Tl
Since tirM Thy rein le.in '
but
When sorrow seeks widi ombrc bro
To flood my soul with anguish.
Then but for Thee, I worship now
In grief, I'd often languish.
Or music- light mv path attend
In mirthful song and revel
A welcome Thou 'tis but a churl
Would at Thy presence cavil.
If I by late were cast adrift
Forgot by friend and foe.
And had Tbee near my soul to cheer,
Some solaco Jet I d know.
Temptations strong full oft as-ail.
My spirit writhes 111 tortu-111
Of demons foul who would prevail
But for Thy uid, Thou loved old
gripe
pipe.
"Think naught
trill.- though
it small
appear." YoiNo.
The trifles of dress if neglected
detract from one'n otherwise neat
appearance- We have some trifles
of drees that you cannot dispense
with. They are Ties and Scarfs,
Dude IJowh, Hamlerchiefs, Half
UoHe, Suspenders, Collars and
(Juffn, Garters, Collar and Cuff
Buttons, Scarf PinR, Leather Belts,
&c. We have a real good Black
Half Hose, fast color, atijl.OO for a
half dozen. Try them.
J. M. UOWAUD.
Wholesale Market Country Produce.
Heel, 4ar.e.
Ileeswax. 20a'22.
Corn, from boats 50a.V.
Chickens, SOa.V.c pair, young,
Ducks, Eng. 40u50c.; Muscovy
Kggs, 10.
Field peas, fiOc.
Geese, 75c.atl.00.
20n40c
SOafiOc'
Hides Dry flint, lr
lry salt' t3c
green, I 1 -2 a 2e.
Lamb alive f 10 to
Oats, 30 to 32 1 2
Peanuts, $1.23.
Sheep, sheared, $1 .OOnf l.r.O.JIj
Sheep, full wool, if 1.2rnif 2..r.ll.
Turkeys $1.25al.7V
Onions, $1.50a $2,011.
Wool 12 to 15c.
Rocky Mt. Keeley Mocking Birds.
Tho Keeley Institute students are
having a gay time now-a-days, or,
rather, now a days and now-a-nights.
They keep cool in tho day time under
the broad spreading oaks in the cam
pus, and in the night gather on the
broad verandas of the Institute, and
fill the air with melody uutil the
mocking bird, singing to the moon
from the branches of the great oaks,
gives up in despair and tucking his
bead under hia wing keeps silent.
Rocky Mt. (X. C.) Argonaut.
47th DIVIDEND.
The National Bank of New Berne. S. C.
June 27th, 1893.
The Board of Directors has this clay de
clared a Semi-Annual Dividend ot live
(5) Per cent free of tax, payable on and
after July 10th 1893.
Geo. H. Roberts, Cashier
A. & X. C. R. R. DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors of the A. & N.
C. It. R. Company has declared a divi
dend of two per cent, payable on the tirst
day ot September, 1893, to stockholders
of record 011 the tirst day of August,
1893. K. C. Hoberts,
Treasurer'
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA, 1
PauliOo Distbict I
Mabshal's Hotici or 8KI7.CK.
Wbereu, a libel bath been Bled In the Dli
trlot Oocrt or tbe United I SUli far the
District of Pamlico, on tbe 281b day or
juit, itHW. oy ueo.u. nowra vs. tne acnoon
er Addle Henry And praying tbe uaua 1
process end motion of tbe oourt, I that all
peraoos Interested In the ; said veaael, her
laukle apparel aud furniture may be cited
to answer tbe prncalwe and all ane pro
eeedmgt betog ud, trutt tbe same may be
deoreed to toe sold and i he prooeeda there
of toe distributed acoordlng u law.
Therefore, In purauanoiof the aald moni
tion under the aeal or said oourt to me
directed end delivered. I do hereby give
notice generally unto all persons ha ring or
pretending to have any rlgbt, title or Inter
est therein, and to Mi a. Caroline Hill, own
ers of raid schooner Addle Henry, In special,
tp'tppear before the aforesaid eonrt at the
cl y off New Berne, on the Sth day of Sep
tember. 1893, If It be a oourt day. or else on
Ihe next cinrt day thereafter, at II o'olook,
noon , then and there to answer the aald
libel and to make tnelr allegation In that
behalf.
Dated at New Berne this ltth day of
August, A D..18K3,
Joshua B. Hill D, S. Marshal,
td By CHAS B Bill. Dept. Marebal
1 ,000
BAGS OF SHOT.
ALL SIZES.
AT TOWER'S PRICES
FOR SALE.
F. Ulrich,
NEW BERNE, 23V C
Sample Dress Goods.
- Sample of Drasi Goods bought kt
Wilmington, K. O, can 1m Hta tt
Big lie's itore with prices attached,
Ho if offering bargains in this lino. It
will pay for ladies to call and e
samples, -
mi s
JIbsoMety
Fure
K cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in le-avening strength.
Latest United States Government
Food Hepokt.
Hoval Baki.no Powdku Co.. 106 Wall
St.. N. Y.
TRAIN MAILS.
Regular established It
Wet and North, m.ul c
For all points r..ist, al -r'
S1100 Ki Ooinu; U '
and all point- hrvoud. 1
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CARBONS, RIBIIONS,
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C Oisosway & 3ro.
HISS LEAH JONES
Will re-open hor school on the
First Monday in October,
Full ENGLISH Course, with
BOOKKEKPIXG, ELOCUTION
LATIN, FRENCH and O E It 51 AN
Terms:
Primary Department, - - '-.00
Advanced Pupils, ... x 1.00
No Extras.
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A. MOST
Wonderful Opportunity
Tho great bankrupt dealer who buys
so many
BANKRUPT STOCKS
Throughout the State of North Car
olina, At 40, 50 & 0- 10c on the dollar,
Will be in our city a few days and
offer the pcoplo some of the
Most Wonderful Bargains
Mortal Man Ever Ueard of.
IT 13 A FACT and not disputed
that the stock assigned to Henry
Savage by Messrs. lluske & Draper
is the finest in qrtahty and best sc.
lected, not only in the city, but the
State of North Carolina, Then
would it not be more than cruel for
The Great Bankrupt Dealer
Who has purchased the stook to mo?c
it at once to New Bcrno and not
give the ladies of his sister city,
Wilmington, an opportunity to
make their necessary purchases 1
Hence he feels it is his duty, aa
well as great pleasure, to give them
this opportunity for a few days
only.
Thirry days mean thirty years,
And thirty years means never,
Save your wile's and children's tears
By paying cash forever.
North Carolinian, Beaufort Herald
please copy. Wil. Messenger.
HUMl & Llc&ORLEY.
IOE CREAM SODA,
SODA, COCO COLA,
LEMONADE, &o.
TENNEY'S CANDIES
The largest line of MEERCHAUM
and BRIAR PIPES in Eastern
Carolina. '"''
hotelbrtos-wiok:, tellbes
AUD MoKEEL 8 OELB- n
BRATED CIGARS. ' . '.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR SOMETHING
'.2 A '
In. Our
LINE
Which you have not
been able to find,
or have found and
it was more expen
sive than you
thought it ought to
be.
It WAS
BECAUSE
You did not look in the
RIGHT
PLACE !
IF YOU WANT TO
FIND
Some-tiring
That will please
you, drop in and let
us show you our
S T O C K .
e ronw Truly, ' titizo