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RNAL.
VOL. XIL-NO. 144,
NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1893
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSmsS LOCALS.
JUST KECEIYED a 1m lot of extra
fioe-atU fed Beef ud Pork, St Sam'l
Cobo & Son. Dont Jail to nil and tx
amioe. ' .
FOR SALE. Two Good Milk Cows.
Apply to 8. W. Willis. ellw.
JOR Dm Mall tod
Cohen fcW, today.
Bef call at Basil
, T OK RENT A large and com mod loot
dwelling. Apply to W. O. Bnneoa. -,
" WANTED. A lire energetic man to
c iririsa, aall macbioet ud oollect ia Jobm
county. W furnish aloe llgbt running
wagon, agent to furnish bora, and nar
new and mike a 400 bond. - We will
oiler a splendid contract on under which
a good talesman can make money. Ad.
J rest THE 6LNQER MT8. CO. Wll
mington, N. C. alt lw.
MISB. HOLLI9TER will re-open ber
School at tDr. Slorera Office, Oct. and,
-am -not September Mtb ai adTertUed.
r - - ' . al53t.
8 EVEN SPRING i-water on draught at
GasluU's Pharmacy. Just leoe.Ted. t
MISS MOLLIS HEATH has postponed
the opening of ber School until Sept. 18.
HOTEL Ralet in Chicago A Rood hotel
. at $1.00 a day. If yon are going to the
- World', Fair, stop at the Niagara Hotel,
' Hrc p -oof, Jackson Street, between Michi
' gan Boulevard and Vabaah Avenue. 800
ftnoins. Near business centre, an
. routes to World, Fair within two blocks;
" only Olteen minute, to grounds. $1.00
' a day. ,81 lm,
WANTED by Mrs. A. H. White, a few
Boarders. Gentlemen Preferrred. For
terms, apply to her at ber residence on
Middle Street, next door to Kafer's
Bakery. ..
D.'C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities.
150 Nassau St, New Tork City. No
- transaction, on margin or for speculation,
Correspondence solicited. til
FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale.
Free from knot and extra width and
- length. Apply to 8. C. Hamilton, Jr.,
or at A. & N. C. freight office.
ANOTHER lot of those Beautiful Trvon
Paluce Souvenir Spoons just received at
Hibbard s Jewelry Store. Call and see
. them, i tf.
TRY THE Journal business local colum.
Only ten cent, a line for first insertion
and five afterwards. tf.
BROWN BEANS for table use at 8 cents
. tier quart. Also Seed Pea, and Bean, for
-'all planting, at low prices " R. Brbbt,
FOR RENT The Dwelling next door
to my residence on Pollock Street.
J. W. Stewart,
- HAVE YOU Men the latest im
-timred window sash-lock. Very cheip
nu strong. JN. ABFIH
GO To Street', horse Store for Livery,
Fine rotrister.s at Street', Horse store.
fOLL tins of Spring and Summer
TvtMipioit, consisting of unevious niac,
Blue and Brown Serge, Fine Check Cash
mors. Imported Suitings. Worsteds in all
- ;raos. satisfaction guaranteed.
FM.Chadwiok, Tailor.
. At Hall's book Store
Surgeon Quiteras , announces
that two deaths have occurred at
Brdnswiok from yellow fewer.
; The affairs o f the old Standard
4 Oil Trust are being secretly wound
up by the holders of certificates.
- r , It Is said the administration
now opposed to , suspending the
j r Geary law for one year.
. The army of Philadelphia spar
rows has been deoimated since the
- rood bind' season opened. .
Tbe Navy Department will soon
'authorize the construction" of the
: first submarine 'boat for the na
Col. Breokinrige will go to Lex
ington, Ky., and make abatement
..to his constituents about the Med
; line Pollard can.' ' .''." f
The general agent of the United
States Express compano says the
amount stolen Monday night was
lees than 120,000. , V V
.-: A-new - novel, oi the , blood and
tuunddr aors, h entitled:' ."Silver
BUI. Peter, or, th myateryyof the
Senator Cigar Scor. . - .
' Do oot try to serve the . publio
.auletts jou ar williug tohave many
enmieH. North Carolina Teach
"" The oAshier to ; the treasurer : of
the Knights of Honor, Frank D
McD uiel,dUppear8. His accounts
fu.i two ycitrs back have been, ex
araiuod aad fouad to be cor
rect. v - -
Large platforms are now being
erected oa the front of the Capitol,
i a inspiration of the centennial an
r h -? jry af the cornerstone laying
cf t:. :tpiHce. v ' r-'-yv
f
l:y Up
3 1
1 Cf f:
t i'.. or
1 ia 1
1 C' -m,'
i for silver is
The United
1 C3,C
' t"
Pretty steep! Thi y tell ss that
there ia to be no repeal of the nat
ional Election Law for the presi
dent. A repeal bill ihall not be re
ported until after the Sherman law
has been repealed. '"
la a few days all of (be fortj4wo
iron and steel plants in the Pitts
burg district will be in operation.
This Is positive) proof that we are
begtnlng another era of prosper
lty.
The New York World la lndol-
King in a continued eerie of "ap. r,t. t. m. n. George unci family re
tOtbe South," theappeala being torned from Durham last nVht where
made direct toSoathern Senators I
and Repreaentatirea. The appeala
are as useless as they are imperti
nent. KnoxrtUe Tribune.
Speaking of woman's work at the
Columbian Fair, a well-known
woman writer said reoently: "The
distinguishing, inalienable, imper
ious and Imperial industry of wom
an ean never be exhibited at a fair
The only fair that oan show her
work, whether it be good or bad,
will be the day
of judgment."
New York Sun.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted Energetio man.
Whitty It makes me smile.
S. Cohn & Sod Beef and pork.
8. W. Willis-Cows for sale.
W. O. Brinson For rent.
Th, new occupant of the White House
has been named Esther.
Prof. Q. W. Neal will open a school at
his residence on the 2d of Oct.
Advices from Wilmington state that
the quarantine regulations have been re
established.
Henry Kennedy, col., lormer member
of the city council from the fifth ward
was aeain taken to the Insnnc Asylum at
Goldsboro yesterday.
It is said that a dividend of 20 per cent
will bo paidj(?epositors of the defunct
First National beik of Wiliu'ngton
Janue-y.
The last Raleigh Christian Advocate
cantatas information of 214 addUions to
the Method'st Enlscope' Church (n the
two conferences.
The Charlotte News says that Rev. P.
L. Groom will move' the Western Caroh
na Advocate from Asheville to Charlotte
on the first of January.
Tbe schooner C. C. Davidson of
Philadelphia has been attached for
seaman's wages. The case will be heard
by Judge Seymour in chambers on Oct.
24th.
Mr. J. R. Parker has bought out tbe
entire interest of his deceased p&rtner,
Mr. T. G. Churchill in the grocery firm
of Churchill ft Parker and will continue
the business as heretofore.
Rev. T. M. N. George, rector ol the
Episcopal church and Rev. D. H. Petree,
pastor of the Disciple church having re
turned from their vacations there will be
1UI1KU (IUUI HJW1 VMO MJi " mv
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the usual service, held in those churches
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Snndav with earlv communion in the!
'in, ropunst organ announces nM
wmisK. .wmiams,oi nw, lor years a .
State Benator, ha, joined that party audi
i, malr'ng speeches In it, interest. He
u master of the State Grange, ,nd , Mid
cooereorgani'Dg iuat.ner.ny uuBC.
r New Berne Superiors, Capt, Herbert
Moore, score 19. - Elm Cities, Uapt. viae -
n'ca Bmitbi score 8. The above is the
ttA nfth. h- h.U emme nlaved at
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th. P.ir nnd. veaterd.v. It was wit-
gMHd h, a considerable crowd. Mews.
Nana & McSorley made another
tatlon of a ball to winning team.
presen-
Aahevill, Citizen aaj, that it is thought
now that (the stcnecutters engaged-on
George W. Vtnderbilt palace will com
plete all the work :n that class with!n the
next six months. : The walls of the palace
1- P
i . Ik JUkS ukMaa iiA(iAna nf that
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great Miming we nowreaay tor
The work ot takinir tbe census and!
numberinir the house, is Brogresringl
rapidly, and the publisher, of tre cltyl. wiegram w we narieawn ews ana
Directoirareatworkon rtatlsLc, that
will form a valuable feature of the book.
Tbev wonld be glad ' of more accurate
statistics about th, lumber interert, th,canPJfcll rfttmd7? low'.
not some one interested hand in the de-
sired information that they may be prop -
r1 HnMuntHl t , , -
The Charlotte ews aay,: 5" jus, now
the rains and wind, are doing intawnM
damage to th, crops. Corn is aomlng on
the lowland, and much of the early co.ti
has rooted in the ear. Irish potatoes
have grown so sappy that they will sot
save when they are put away after being
dug. But the cotton crop ia what the
people of this county are in teres ed in
just now, and it is baJ'y damaged, fully
one-fourth.
Died.
Bryan, daoghUr of the
late
f e r'sUlence t 5 o'clock
Coming aa Golag.
Mr. & Z. Water and Mrs. O. H.
Waters returned on tba tt earner New
Berne from a Tint of tercral week to rel
atives at Pan tego.
Mr. Jaa. M. Howard rHamad on the
(tesmer Neuse from a ridt to the World'i
combined wltb a trip to tbe North-
em marxeta. arra. n. r. oomu anu
her daughter Hia, Liiiie retained on the
seme iteamer. Mr. Burma met them at
Elitabeth city and cam back with them.
ilr. and Mrs, 0. P. Dey passed through
en route to the World s Fair.
Mr. M H Rattan U hark from New
y k
the? have been spending a lew weeka
with relatives.
Rev. D. H. Pet re and family returned
from German ton where tbeyhave been
visiting his parents.'
Judire H. R. Bryan returned Irotn
Hyde county where he last held court.
Mr. B. K. Bryan of Charlotte an ired
to visit relatives in the city.
Mr. W. F. Crockett and family return
ed from Seven Springs.
Rev. W. E. Edmondson of Morehead
city, who has been visiting bis parenm in
Moreanton. came down last
nigbt to
route to his home and stopped over to
spend a day with Mr. T. W. Dewey.
Prof. F. E. Morton left on the steamer
New Berne for his home in Western New
York.
Mr. J. T. Davenport, of Stonewall,
brother of Mr. B. B. Davenport of the
city, came in on the steamer New Berne
of the N. N. 4 W. line from the World's
Fair and a pleasme trip to Niagara
Falls and other noted places. Mr.
Davenport, speaking of tbo vastness of
the Fair, says be spent four days in it
and was but begining to se it. He
thinks it would take a life time to take
t all sn.
Mr. J. B. Holland left on tbe steamer
Neuse on a northern tiip combining both
business and pleasure.
The steamer New Berne took out the
following passengers: Mr. Geo. Dail and
Mrs. W. R Guion, on a trip to Baltimore;
Miss Rosa Daii en route to Burl'ngton,
N. J., to enter St. Mary's school and Miss
Ebie Roberts to visit relatives i-i Ncw-
port News and Washington City.
Drowned at tbe Straits.
Mr. Will Owen, a young man of More-
bead City, about seventeen years of age
was drowned at the Straits, Carteret
county Thuisdsy. When found be was
lying in water only ' six or eight inches
deep , face downward. He was sub
ject to fits and the indication is that he
ran his boat as close to tbe shore as the
depth of the water at that place would
permit and then started to wade the rest
of the way and just then he was no
doubt attacked bv one of the fits with
the fatal consequences.
Mr. Owen wis engaged in buying fish
tor Messrs. D. Bell & Co. lie was
formerly of Elizabeth City. His father
I moved
from that place to Morchead
several
years ago. Tbe remains were
taken to Morehead for interment.
At the W. N. k N. B. E. Tei minus
The building of the first side track at
the depot of the W. N. & N. R. B. com-
, . c ,
menced yesterday; the crossties for the
I ' "
wora were irub ud tun itruuuu iwwy iui
. 6 .
I wapV atinrtlv ruifnro " Thia trirt la (in
th oonth nf th main line. It besins
between Graves and East Front and will
dlreoUy fcj &(j deI,t and on to the
.
Mf w T HodgM f(r the
depot bunding j, pMuing the work with
aUdi ,ch if,, fonndation i, com
p'eted; the lumber lor framing ia all on
I the ground, and the work of framing is
1 progressing,
I
I V.ASA. M . lit. l-.t,u.
"iaeu nw pwi.niBui.
; 'P0 Qr3 who the deth of
hU father, Oapt. 8. H. Gray, former agent
of the N. N. Ss W. Line, has been acting
agent of the line has received notification
of his regular appointment to the posi
tion.
This line does an extensive business
tad Mr. Gray who is a young man of
energy and application, had several years
rt iMintni In tV,A KnniuM nnj?A 1. 1 .
VI Wllllll. h wmw uiiwinn. uumvs m.v
father, beaidi the .xperience which he
I "
lhassMairedMaettigagenk which still
IfcftjUo, for th, duties.
.- . ..
- ropwarny oiww uarversuy.
.,i4 r . . - , ' ,
I - xhe anthusiasm and confidence felt
I hers are creator than s'.nee 1860. The
Enisoooaiians. Lutherans; Quakers. Jaw,.
1 Moravians, Damoraats, Republican, and
IFOPUUStS. . .. . ' ."' '
Uhow,how oonular the Unlvenitv
I growing with every creed, class and otn-
eauon unaer we aoie management
of
President Winston. Clinton Democrat
Be Careful When Cenvalsseenl
John L. DiWittle Child died last
Sunday morning. : Tae child had bet n
sick with scarlet fever, and was lmDrov-
ins very fast, but unfortunately it got
now ot a green apple rnacuea soon ,tter-
wards. T"--, .- . - , .
. We knew a man once be wa, over 60
jvrus v asuj sav vr vr ivuvtM'u isviu wau
attack Of Tever and, was walking about
tbe house, and ate some-chicken-pie, and
eanrn at rra ha v9a MAnWertntv trrim n
die 1 in less than six hours afterward,.
1 '"'1e ought to be very careful, parents
' i r cliildrcn especially. Durham
T. M. f. A. Coafe r see.
Tbe annual conference nf the Young
Men's Christian As. ioiiou of tbe Fourth
North Canilin ,iisti rt will lie held in
this c-iiv S-pt.Mvb-jr iiml to 84th. The
Distiict Committee has ismied tbe lollow-noiifi-
Young Xltn'j Cli istion Ass'n.
ol 4th District, North Carolina.
Headquarters District Com.
Goldsloro, N. C Aug. 30, "93.
To the Christian Young Men of tbe
Fourth District, Not ihCarolina:
Dear Bhetmken : ft is fitting that we
who love the Lord and desiroto he work
men that needeth not l-c ashamed" should
meet together at linns to discuss the
best methods ot currying forward his
work.
We, therefore, do now officially call
the annual Conference ofYouDg Men's
Christian Associations of our District,
for 1893, to meet at Xew Bern, Septem
ber 22nd, 23rd and 24th. There will
be present experienced Christian workers
from various part. of tbe State, and
timely topics discussed by all present.
The railroai's are expected to grant
special rates nnd the people ol New
lit .ie open their homes to your free en
ter:ui:'.ment. Enr'i Association should send a good
'.-Icsiion, every youug men's meeting in
tlie i -,ti ;ct ought to lie n i.'esented, dele
jjiles ,i-e des -ed from points in which
tlK'ie are no regular organizations, and
f. ifif Is in'.'irslcd in the work and pax
tors fro in n'l points in (lie District are
timliii'lv invited.
Those expecting to attend should noti
fy T. O. Wilkinson, General Secretary,
New Bune, as 9oon us possible. Let cou
sin,!; prnver be made for God's presence
witli us und ilisblebsiug to the saviup of
sou, s 1 be program will be mailed soou.
l ours in Christ,
.1. Y. .foYSKii. Clim'n.
11.
D. Cotioi'ER, Pec'y.
O i (lie Nantucket,
A representative of the Messenttor went
on Ooanl the monitor Nantucket Tester
dav nnd was kindlr shown through by
Lieutcm-it Li. I. Walling, who was dr
taiWl to command her regular crew at
ooutnport.
1 be monitor is a queer looking craft.
Her deck forward is only three and a half
Net above water, ana alt it is only two
feet above. She is simply an iron fight
ing machine, and all of hor except the
tuirct is under water. Her sides and
turret are twelve, iiclles in thickness of
laminated iron, and the conning tower is
nine inches thickness of the same. The
turret is revolved by tbe engine below
It is simply ? liusje iron dram, and in il
e two nuge i.) iii. u uauigren or smooth
boro guns that take a charge of thirty
tlve pounds to load each, and which
throw a solid projectile weighing 440
pounds, and a shell weighing 875 pounds.
The distance to which these heavy pro
jectiles can be throwu by these big gunB
is two nmes.
The Nantucket was a formidable ves
sel during the Civil war, and she took
part iu tbo bombardment at Fort Fisher,
Charleston, Port royal, etc. Her turret
beau deep scars wliero twelve cannon
balls suck hie. We are told that most
of tl"m were inflicted at the battle of
Fort Fiiher in January, 1865. She has
the oiiginal engines she had during the
war. This oltl vessel will excito great
nterest when she comes up to the city.
Wilmigton Messenger.
Presiding Elder Swindell's Appoint
nienta.
Presiding Elder Dr. Swindell, will
hold fouith quarterly meetings on the
New Lerae district as follows :
Goldsboro circuit, Thompsons, Sept.
, anil Oct. 1st.
Goldsboro circuit, SL Pauls, Oct. 1st.
Core Sound circuit, Munn's Chapel,
Oct. Bid.
Straits circuit, Summcrficld, Oct. 7th
and 8th.
Beaufort, Oct. 8th.
Grifton circuit, Edward's Chapel, Oct.
14, and 15.
Kinston. Oct. 13.
St. John's, Goldsboro, Oct. 18, at
n'ght.
Lravtn circuit, JUsworth, Oct. aut,
and 22d.
Morehead City, Oct. 27.
Carteret circuit, Harlowe, Oct. 28th
and 29th.
Pamlico circuit, Bayboro, Nov. 4th and
Gtb.
Snow Hill c'-cuit, Hookerton, Nov.
lllh and lUh.
LaGrange circuit, LaGrange, Nov. 12tb
and 13th.
North Carolina Epworta League Con'
ference.
The conference is called to meet in
Main Street Church, Durham, N. C, Oct.
I. 7, 8.
Preachers in charge are requested to no
tify Mr. H. J. Bass, of Durham, N. C, of
the number of Leagues in their respective
charges.
Each League is requested to elect two
delegate, who will attend. Homes and
entertainment will be provided for all
, , . i . j
aeiegsxes wdo sena notice in auvance.
ITeacners or botn conterences are earn
estly requested to attend. .
rreachers are urged to make announce
ment of this conference to every congre
gation.
.Enthusiastic conferences nave ceen
held in California, Texas, Missouri and
Tennessee. This is North Carolina's
time. Christian Advocate.
Wholesale Xarket Conntrr Prodnee.
:Beef,4a5c. ' .
-' Bcoswaz, 20.
; Com, from boats BOaSL'
Cotton. 7 1-4 to 7 l a.
Chickens 45a05o pair, young, 80a40'
"Ducks, Eng. 40a5( Muscovy 60a60c
: J2gga, 11 to lifcts. ov-ASw - -Oeeae.
75o.atl.00. ,.-v . -
Hides Dry flint, 4ci Jy salt 8c
green, 1 1- a c -k, -. .
'lamb alive $1,10 to 3. " ; r ,.
uats, sotaaa. -j
' Peanuts, $1.20 $1.35. ,
Scnppernong grapes, 60c pet bushel
' MattamusUeet apples 40c J .'
" Sheep, sheared, $1.00$1.50. "i".
Sheep, full wool. $1.85a$8.50i -
Potatoes, Bahamas, . 40cts; yams, 75. per
Turkey, ' $1.25al.75. ' t
Onions, $1.60 a $100 per bushel., .
Wool 13 to 15c. ' '--; .-'- .
Ue d Dollar, Teo Cheap
Look out for the innn who is ir? r.g ti
sell gold dollars for fifty- rcim It isn't
always safe to trust ei t re y to mi :-j-tive
advertisement- e.-pe j . :1 :be
advertiser lives a lonir ai i.," m ! ,i i
don't kaow nint h ali.'Ut li i, V :cw
people knov much lo; e . .ne::;s
of s musical instrument ai,,i ri-,. ! .-.,' !y
deceived by irotu. s- r. v.-.-.
Many a p' in ' i-t i .,ar ;, ii-, i. i-r
instrument, nuia i m , . - . .
deep. Remeiiilwr tba: i; a '. . . osts
a reputable mum: i . .- : ; : 'rice
a good ins;ru.r, t !: ' tc.-, pit
adverjae to teta l Ut i rou
wish t" buy you will I h m -i
getting inl -r rv,ion fr im ; lib
era Mu ic Hor.c. ol I.ud :i " A " .'i
Savannah. G.i.
dealers in the
everv oue. Ko.u
I
this issue
The Fir: 1 SU.
In your ut
me:' on
! 5th .
;:ciimt r
c 1 til
a";ill('i
I
heading " 1 lie
cnrre'pOD','' n:
wun "the i -t
waters of i'..;:i'u'
'He is i' ;M i'
I l T
J. Travele. i u:'.
, de
Washington, and called hi-: , KiLn
D. McNaii." S!' was the l'.r.. .
to plough the WHli-rs of the 1'i. n'.:
lar.
Alter her Mifsr-, I i ; , I . , , X, V,;,
New Berne, li.ul on the Pamiico r.i-1
rivers the Wayne, the N,,,
tbe William P. Graham.' e,i. ii m t
stearrrrs i.ui on the Panil:, o and
l.tr
rivers, lor a short lime- prior ' tlie v
of the Oiegon which I think v;is
IVi'.l.
J. D. Myers in Observer-Chronic
Cure for Uiphthei ia.
Mr. M. D. Smith sends us the
Ulo-
htheri.i,
l ni:inv
i grind
ing receipt for the cure ot dt
winch lie snys has been tested i
cases and has proved itself to be
success :
Une pint niii. e vincga , ons ouli pi: t
nil
sage tea, three pods red pepper, oue
tablespoonfut burnt coppcra?, one of alum
and one c ' common salt. Mix with a
half pint of honey, gargle and s'vullow
every halt hour. Lenoir Topic.
J, R. PARKER .JO.
I take this ocoas'.on to return grate
ful acknowledgements to tho good
puoplo of New Berne and vicinity for
the patronagu generously extended to
the late firm of
HURCHILL & PARKER.
Ilaving bought the interest of my
late partner, in tho business of
OHURCI11LL & PARKEK, I will
carry on tho
GR0CESY BU8IHE83
At tho Same Old Stand,
Giving Good Bargains
to customers and oxtendiag cordial
greo tings to all .
I ASSUME ALL
RESPONSIBILITIES of t'ao late
Firm and all debts duo will bo paid
to me.
J. H. PARKER JF.
IT MAKES LIE S1ILE
J
TO THINK THAT
Has just received a supply
of those
Tennessee Cart Wheels.
Friend go and get you a
pair of them. You oan smile
and paj WHITTY what
you Owe him and that will
make him smile. Don't you
see.
WE HAVE IN STOCK
Lew Wallace's Latest Book,
THE PRINCE 0? Mi,
. AIM his other book,
. v.'.' i' : ; . . . -'
Ben-Hur and the :
V
Bakincr
ra omw n
fowaer
Msoately
Fure
orcum ,f
tartar baking powder
llluhest ..f all ;i
Lavkst Vsitko
K'XIU HlXllRT.
levoniug strength.
,"TATBfl OOVKBKMRNT
KoYM. I'AKINO P'lWriKB
St., N. Y .
Co., 106 Wall
A ' f. W AMI ATTRACTIVE PLAN.
luibistri.il Satins and Loan Company
ttlthdrawal Featorcjis Sew and
Original.
No u:ci:ibornhii te, requited.
Tiiw 'otnpmn itbsolutely makes
no cii.iri;!' of miTnb-isb'.p fee as is
cnutoniAn wttb Iluililtug Dd Loan
A-iKociatioiiii, Hiuh saving its stock
liuldtTN tli At :tnioi;nt.
Tin tompimv allows withdraw
als at inn time upon proper notice
a"d ni't-r l. mtMitliK overy cent
p .id !., tli mock bolder in returned
toget.luT .itb interest lit ti per cent.
The stnckhoiilr at this period
ami thereafter ax well, is therefore
a least I 00 per share better off
tuun ht would be in the average
Annooi i! ton.
Ihh.':i several olasses ol Rtock.
Loans made promptly.
Agents wanted. Address,
II. .1. Green, Qen'I. Aet.
New Berne, N. C.
Box jH;.
It makos a great difl'erence in
tho frrce ol a sentence whether a
man bo behind it or no.
1,000
BAGS OF SHOT.
ALU SIZES.
AT
TOWERS PRICES
Ftlll S.VI.K.
Ulrich
NKW BKBNE, N. O.
C. D. LINE.
Oommoneiiif; Wednesday,
Sep-
tember l.'lrli, tlie
Steamer NEUSE
A ill resume her schedule, Sailing
from New Berne on Mondays,
Wednesday i-ud Fridays at 4 p, m.
GEO. HENDERSON, Ag't.
Xawbern, X. O., Sept. 10th, 93.
(slO lm.)
SPRING CHICKENS,
Oniafis, fkd Fish
and Potatoes
.JL'.-'-T UECEIVKO AT
BOWDENS.
IE
BEST SHOE
For the Money
eceiv d.
i
A LINE OF
$2.50
Mens Calf Shoes,
Manufacturer.
Warranted by the
AT THE
RED FRONT STORE,
NEAR HOTEL ALBERT,
A. J. SMITH, New Berne, N. O
FALL AND WINTER
Sample of all the LATEST
NOVELTIES in
Gtats'Sdtbas.
Prioee Reasonable at K "
E. BAT7YER,
41 v : r-vi Fashionable Tailor.
Just H
South Front St. .- "v ' al43m
TAKE A
SURVEY
Of Our
STOCK
And if vou!are not
REPAID
FOR YOUR
TROUBLE
ALL
WELL
AND
Call and see it if you pleases
GOOD.
And you eauerly will seize ;, : ;v
Such chances as - you'U nev t
-er haye again..., ,
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