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NEW KERNE, N. (, 'ITKSDAY, AHxUST ir. j,v.):
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Brsmss LOCALS.
TINE Veal, Beef and Lamb t Sam 'I
, Cuba ft Bob tliis morning.
CLOTHING Bales Agent wanted for
New Berne and vicinity. Literal com
mlaioos paid, tod w luruisb the licit
and moat complete outfit ever provided
by any house. Wrrte at (.nee for terms.
Smd references. WANAMAKER A
BLOWN, Philadelphia, Pa.
LOST Flat Folding Store Key. Leave
same at this office. tf.
- ANOTHER lot of those Beautiful Tryon
Palace Souvenir Spoons just received at
Hibbard't Jewelry Store. Call and sec
them. tf.
L08T Somewhere on the streets w
macadamized mail a p ild link t uff but
ton with stone aettins. Reward offered
for retnrn of same to tint ofiice.
anu 13 8t.
NOTICE i hereby riven that certificate
No. 88 for 5 shares of stock in series No.
1 and certificate No. 55 for 3 shires in
seriis No. 1 of the New Heme Building
and Loan Association lias been lust and
that application will lie made tu sai l
Association for new certificates to lie
issued. II. I!. Di fky.
This Ausr. 8th, 1B03. im
THE latest and liest tliinc that we kimw
of is the Combination Sash-lock and stnp.
It works adiniralily and uives irener d
satisfaction. N. Arpen, the Oem r i A:-- .
for Eastern Carolina is l.emu ker. ' u-v
snpplying the citizens wit It the same.
Samples may be seen at the .lorus.u.
office and at Nunn and MeSurk 's.
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REMOVAL E HiVeir.1, I'.
!hadwick an.I II L Ha'.! have r-niMV-ii
into the afore with Mr I, S W I .n
Pollock t nir tho P-at (line-, wl.e-,.
they will bo oleaaed tit s-'e all -if tli ir
friends. t"Bo sure to oi l and a- c
the'n. Htf'i ! 1 m
NOriOE NTNEY ACKIS ('!' OYS
TER FARM FR SLK pIim'i'I in
New Rivftr, 'instow connv, oi
'toni ia whita aanH and Bhel y. Ii is :-n !
propairatinit crouid 0t rs kuv
lari at'd f i ferv tiee fliv..r A's-
two riuv'onE nt!-:s hp i-v.iim
TAVn. adio;i-inir -IvH'er Karri The
upland is c.wid f.r all kin ' of I ruck :
Mo O'irn, cotton ivannis irr! potafnen
Very plen.a'it. nl ice; in full view of the
ocflin; lari oak irroeo; so'eed:.! for a
mmnn r-mf For fnii h-r lmrfieuf -rs
address W. 1, WILKIN". M ,r .i. On-,
flow county, N C ii::n.ts'l)m
FINE North Carolina Hams at K.
Jones'.
LOST Friday July 29th, two medals
used as a watch charm, one n sold cross
bont one inch lonp; the other a small
silver medal, shape of n four leaf clover,
upon eaeh of these, on one side wa en
frraved "H. M. A." and upon the oppo
site aide of the silver medal was en
graved "Punctuality.'' Finder will be
rewarded by leaving at this offire.
BROWN BEANS fur table use nt 5 cents
per quart. Also Seed Peas and lieans for
fall planting, at low prices R. Bkhhy.
FOR RENT The Dwelling next door
to my residence on Pollock -Street.
J. W. Stewart.
A FULL line of Spring anil Summer
humpies, consisting ofOuevintts Black,
Blue and Brown Sertro. Fine Check nsh
mers ImDorted Wiiitinirs. Worsteds in all
grades. Satisfaction guaranteed.
F M Cbadwick, Tailor
At Hall's book Htme
GO To Street's horse Store for Livery.
Fine roIster,8 at Street's II rs store.
Silver is rising in valne in Enfr
laod. The Bteamer Yukatan brings
1800,000 gold to Now York from
Havana.
Secretaries Carlisle ami Gresham
and Postm aster General Bianell go
to Deer Park, Md.
The Normannia, from Liverpool,
brings 906,307 of gold to New
York. .
. Repeal the Sherman act of 1890
and also the Sherman act of 1873.
That is the way ont of trouble.
The two factions in the House
.-'.Lave come to terms, and the silver
debate is on to continue fourteen
-days. -
s Lawjerence T. Neal, of Ohio, will
ijrnn ; for governor of Ohio on the
..national democratic platform. A
igood man and' a strong pUtform!
May both wiul
' There now tu the Treanaty vaults
Vi Washington 130,000,000 onnees
of silver. It would take with the
present facilities for coining five
- jears to cob vert this bollton into
eoin.',' ". .
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t The British Bark Glenora arrives
at the Fort Morgan quarantine ntu
tlon, Aa-i' with two oases Jyellow
fever patienti on board, To died
at sea. No further fover cases are
' reported from Pensacola, . '. : '-:
.Professor Garrett P. Serviss, the
I astronomer," is getting up a rival
scare to the Sherman . bill. He
writes to the New York World of
the wonderful, solar disturtances
- now easily visible with the use of a
dark glass to proteot the eye. Ee
says there are billions of miles of
fire actually raging in tho sun, and
. volcanoes of blazing metal. These
sun fires are affecting the weather,
he says. The astronomers generally
lave their eyes on the great sun
r 1 "9 ets3yin the Bpots. ' -.
Henry (.'leva b)h the present
flaxnoiiii pinch in Nw York isn't
a ctrcuuisumse t u the clamp ol 187:5.
Then the b.mks couldn't mure up !
more Ih-iu (?,").0(M OCMI i-iii-riey!
tmnng them, wliili now Mi- ii.ve
191,000,000
Citizen of never.il '. ienri i coon-,
tics to thf unm'.Hr f S(I0 Imvo .
t:ken the woods ir ; he- avowed!
iurp.iKu ol cxttr(nirit iti.ri ' b Mecb
j .vtiiWi", a bind of murd -res hi;.1 j
I d.'r jn-r:ifi.'CE.
Se;rer,uy C irhsle is sviug Lis-i
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AV:in:uak. r ,V Brown - Aycnt v.:i:.i.
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Mrs. Neil',
this al'leiiioo'i.
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nvrr til,' new railli.-. 1 I I ll"l collie oil to
Sew Berne lull tnm-fi m- i the pnen.
U'l'is us Ims her, !, ,f ire lie-', i ihr i n toni to
the tteamcr '.U-ineh at Polio, l.-ville. Th
one to day is i":;i.'r,-.! to nm ri-dit on to
the ( jty.
Messr.-. Frank Dully, Wi:i. il.ie, Liijub
!a;ihews. Wall-r fox and .Im- Muilo,
i!,e harpist, who went down to U: ;a
ml t- on the ci'in.-!i"i !i.,e it i u 1 11 ., I to
Urn city. They c:u ne on inc sail ve.-.'l
To Fremi-. Ti.-y h-l't i : 'aenke Sat nr-
dav 11 .1 rr. "i ;. lT and urn-.t-il l.ere Su :; ,
all, : no-in.
Those w ho aie r imhl witlimi: a
stamp an, rt , ant to mail ktler tlur
ine; hours when the pod -olli, e is closed
can now be saved from the uncertain
running around they have heen accus
tomct 1 to. (iaskiU's l'harinaey has put
in n nickle-in-the slot machine that turns
out two two-cent i.iauips for each nieklc
dropped in. The customer waits on
himself.
There i.s a colt, ten months old, at
Henderson, which has been trained hv a
boy ten years old to do many astonishing
tricks. On 1111;; bidden he will walk up
to any designated person and shake
hands and hug and kiss him; Blindfold
him and bury an article and he will find
it and paw it up. He will feign sickness,
count articles of any specified number
till, by selection of those displayed, hci
indicates what articles ho likes to cut best;
will fire a pistol, and do many other
wonderful thinks. His only tutor 'has
been his boy master. lie will perform
all the tripk9 at the Raleigh August
Races.
Mr. Jacob Lehman of Henderson, who
has been suminciing at Morchead and
who was one of those that attended the
bank pony penning, spent yesterday in
the city the guest ol Rabbi Kaiser, who
took him uround and- showed him the
attractions and advantages of our pros
perous and growing city, with wliich he
was well pleased. Mr. Lehman is a
wealthy merchant of Ilcnderson and one
of its most prominent and pushing busi
ness men. We heard the wish expressed
among Ula acquaintances that he would
make his home among us. We do not
know that Mr. Lehman has any thought
ot such a' change but if he should he
would receive a warm welcome.
Four of the colored construction hands
of the W. N. & N. R. R., got drunk and
made quite a disturbance Sunday night
by breaking doors, etc. They were tried
before Mayor Ellis Monday on the charge
of violating, the city ordinance against
disorderly conduct and fined $20 and
to cost each for that. They were also
tried on State charges of carrying con
cealed weapons and house-breaking. On
these they .were bound over to court in
the sum of $100. All foiled to give bond
and were placed in jail The men were
Stephen Knott, Haywood Guion, Frank
Bogans and Granville Smith. Abe
Scott, colored, - was also tried for being
drunk and taxed with $2.60 cost. ,'
Church of God Baptism. . ' .
Flder E.jS.. Haries of thgAdventist
churcbbaptized .tnree peoplo .Sunday,
immersing each one three times face fore
most at the foot of Broad street.-V -;t v
Those baptized - were llr. Stephen
Priest and Mr. and Mrs. N. Arpen. Im
mediately preceding the baptism Mr,
Hanes discoursed on the reasons, 'from
both the Bible and historical . stand
points for Ihd trine immersion and for the
ceremony being performed forward
instead of backward. - ' - -
ORIENTAL I'OLORLD FA IK.
First Mai ComniFneeinent-Street Pa
rade At the Vmundv
The street parade "f the e !..r. I t i:r
was hell yeuterdiii at the ;.;; i.:i:r I :i:n..
over the prem nUd line of march.
At the Fair ground tie print -;.!
broke i : li. .in fuilher ei rem. .in. the r :
ul.ir opening , -r, ,.., : j,, 1 , ,r
A j."(ti..n ,f the dcput in, at- :.i,' w ,
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li'.'iiiy Nunn In v t i, hit i ve -at l'..i.l. ".
Mrs. E. 1). I'niiKT an I .Mi-- ; .,i I ..'i
in'i'. iilm have ii.'cn vi-itinv; at Mi. .i. I.'
Parker's left rcturninft h.nnr, Mr-. 1'ai
ker, d;i!iht-r ..' Mi . '.,':: r , ....
'. i n 1 :l. ,11 it i. hci' III Fill' H . -. I i - . .
ai..i Mr. W.i:. I'l'ir-"- cut' I'.'.'i' . h( :j,
ilo I,;-, II ,-jll n, illl;; il , 1 t -,; I . , 111
the city ret urniii;; home.
Mrs. Herbert. Willis an 1 M m Vt:h
Harrison returned from I! aitiiii.ne where
they have been visiting.
Rev. Edward Hull went up to the i
einity of Tarboro on ministerial work.
Mi. li. P. Montague left on the -leain.-i
New Berne for Baltimore v. here hi- wife
is at J,)ht)3 Hopkins Hospilnl. They
will return by way of Washington t'ily
and stop some tim.i with relatives ia
King George county, Va.
The following parties returned from
Morchead: Prof. G. T. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. N. S. Richardson and Mr. .1. I,.
Halm.
Messrs. Dorscy Battle and Swif: Oal!.
way of the Keely Institute pas-i.l
through en route to Trenton m the prose
cution of their work. They mean to
visit New Berne at an early dale.
The steamer Plymouth which is tem
porarily supplying the place ot the
steamer Neusc of the E. (J. D. line
brought in tweniy-two passengers Satur
day. Col. J. D. Whitfjnl retiii'iiiil from
Washington City.
Mr. Willie Metts returned iroui Wash
ington City and Baltimore where he hus
been on a business trip.
Mr. E. Cohen who has been in busi
ness for the last ten months in Louisvill.i,
Ky., is in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Kate Hines returned from a visit
to relatives in Lenoir county.
Miss Jennie Watson returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Durward Rliein Xot Dead.
A report reached this city a short lime
ago of tho death of Mj. Durward D.
Rhem, of RheniSj P. O, S. C, and an
nouncement thereof was publicly made.
We are now gratified r.t the receipt of a
letter from Mr. Rhem denying with
vim that he is either dead or even in poor
health. We, quote from the letter: "Now
will you please do the writer tho kind
ness to tell his relations, friends ami
acquaintances, that he is in just excellent
health, feels happy and thinks he-would
make a real lively corpse just about now.
You can also make another correction
for the benefit of his lady friends. You
had his age at 84, while it is just 31.
Please a9k "Free Press" to copy alsoi
Mr. Jos. L. Rhem of Newbern, is a cousin
of ours. I hope to meet some of my
Tar Heel friends in Sept. at the world's
fair. ' -.
Truck Quotations.
-4 The following truck quotations were
received last night . from Messrs. Palmer
Rivenburg ft Co. of New-York i -" .-.
i Watermelons, fancy, lartre ld,to 20c;
medium, 10 to lSrgrapes, Delaware, ear
ners, 1.75 to 19.75, Niagaras, $1.23 to
$9.85, fives.; 73 to $1.00, . sweets, - red,
$8.00 to $3.50. -:-K. : -
Every kindness done to others Is
a step nearer to the life of Christ.
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e l tii .it- de.;ii!.iii,.;i a li;;e cx.
iierien.-e of tin' i , i 'Veivnee h.-t e.-een living
i'",i.lly over the water driven mi by an
invigo riling bree.'.e, and going -.hnvly
nii'l 1 dioriou -iy by rov.lig nud i ili.ig.
v.vie auiotig the hilt-t and p:o:'a','iy
go' aj mil-'1; "exn, rii ih'i:" a. any
went. Th" 1 : t ai rivals leiiched the
hotel abi. u; llo'e'oik, nil hands n.idy
eiioii'jli for i: ir :.i!i!'., resi.
!t is Weil to .".!! iltle 1'iioil to the Vl'!
modi rate eii.iiges by iiie biialnivll for the
trip friea Morehi ,.d to the banks. Ii
w u , oiii;, fu'i , i Hi i e-.eh lor lee round
trip, .in i I y ehaio'iiae' a bo..; i'.i .i this
ligiire i mid he reduced by aeon: oue
lialf. Bather rate was cheap ciiou-m for
any one.
IX Ul'flORIA.H.
Wbfr.-is The An'.'i I of lie i!h has
atr-'oii iiiVinled our little t ' i :t -! mid taken
from it oneol our mi'-; loved and useful
members, iCatic Daniels,
Resolved, 1st, Thai, while our hearts
are filled with griet at our in ejiarable
loss, we bow with resignation to the
Divine will of our King, know ing that He
has thus early transplanted this beloved
daughter to the Palace above, for some
wise and good purpu.se, which we know
not now, but shall know lienalter.
Resolved, 2nd, That while we shall
constantly miss from our Circle that
bright and sunny face, which always
kindled with love, and sympathy when
ever the great cause of httimiu suffering
was presented, and wIiogq hand was tvea
extended for its reliel, yet we trust hci
gentle influence will remain among us
and stimulate us to greater activity for
our work "In His Name,"
Resolved, 3rd, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family
in this sad affliction, and pray that t1 ey
may have the abiding presence of the
Comforter who alone cau sustain them in
this trying hour.
Etta Nton, 1
Rosa Daii,, Committee.
Emma Buster, )
To be Discontinued.
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Co.
Superintendents Office,
New Berne, N. C, August 8tu 1893.
t To Agents, Conductoi 3, Employes and
the public: Trains Ncs 5 and 6 (Shoo
Fly) as per time card "No-. 24 will be dis
continued on this road on and after Tnes
dsy, Aug. 82d 1893. . NdWtim card
No, 25 will be issued and published in
due time. s .13. li. Dot, Sup't. i 4
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Sample Dress Goods.
Samples of Dress Goods bought at
Wilmington, 8 C, can be- seen at
Big Ike's store with, prices attachodt
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TENNEY'S CANDIES
- The largest line of M EERC fJ'AUH
ami BPwIAR PIPES in Eastern
Carolina.
IIOTE L BRTJN3WI0K, TELLERS
f AND McKEKlV S CEtfi.,;
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YOU ARE LOOKING
FOii :- ETHIHG
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Ijeen ;il)!e to find,
or hive found and
;i was more expen
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thought it ought to
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That will please
you, drop in and let
us show you our
STOCK.
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Tours Truly,
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