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VOL. XIL-NO 162,
NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1893.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BCBI5ESS LOCUS. :' '
?RtSIl Uade all Pork B.ag ud
fie beef t ' morning. , N. Wbtttobis
BTRAYED OR 8TOLEM. 8mall
Scotch Torrier Dog. ' Bras. Collar arouad
nxclc. Answer to nam of Prince. lib
end reward. Csa. Riixhsti'j. It
MACKINTOSHES to order Ladloa' and
' gentleman's Hack'ntoahra, all styles and
Slice to order at wholesale rat fa. Now
lUm aoaaon Tor tbera and jou abonld
' hare one. - See m or drop mo a poatal.
- - J. W. Watboh, Art.
C". Tremoot Hukber Co., Boat on.
DON'T fail to call and see. We have
jut received a vert large lot oi the finest
at all Ted beef and Lamb ai 8am net Cobn
' Boa.
'-.'.. ONE GREAT NECESSITY. I aell the
' BedHJC onpan -'a Oil which gies
, t Rood light ami docs -not go oat woen
burning. J. P. Tatmh.
-T - f )IY Fresh Goodi are beginning to arrive
.-. call and ex mine my itoclc of staple and
, '. Jane? GroceYies; all fresh and offered
,V . cheap. CK.6LOVER.
I OAVE moved my office to the building
on Middle St., formerly occupied by 0.
r M. Hitjsfins, drnqgist, nearly opposite
Eaters' Bakery. Dr. N. Q. 8treet t.".
i if'i'J' WOULD CALL attention to oar elegant
V v ' line of children's suits a- I overcoats just
V:" '-'i- received. The finest assortment ever
v " .' ". . . shown in the city. Also some nobby
ft ; .. hats and cups for the boy :. A souvenier,
. t ' ". . .McGinty's Ladder given sway with every
'.- solt and overcoat purchased.
7 ' 08 ft. Sol. Codes.
; TO GET lies' results from Hyacinth and
Easter Li!y Bulbs get them potted at
the earlieH possible moment utter Sept.
1st. Come around and select them dow.
Have also Amarillis bulljs and Carmellia
Japonic plants. R. Bebrt.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED, on Satur
day at clerking or other work, by un
ndutt student of the Collegiate Institute
of some mercantile experience, apply at
school or Monro's bonrding bouse.
" W. E. Ward.
D. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities.
150 Nassau St, New York City. No
' transactions on margin or for speculation.
Correspondence solicited. tf.
FRESH Grapes can be obtained st Tis
dal'sfsno neitr tlie city at ten cents per
head right from the arbor.
FOB RENT A large and commodious
dwelling. Apply to W. G. Bnnson.
WANTED by Mrs. A. H. White, a few
Boarders. ' Gentlemen Prcferrred. For
terms, apply to her at her residence on
Middla Street, next c'oor to Knfer's
, Bakery.
FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale.
Froe- from knots nud extra width and
length. , Apply to 8. C. Hamilton, Jr.,
or at A. & N. 6. freight office.
TRY THE Journal business local colum.
Only ten cents a line for first insertion
and five afterwards. tf.
BROWN BEANS for table use at 5 cents
: per quart. Also Seed Peas and Beans for
'all planting, at low prices R. Berry.
. TOR RENT The Dwelling next door
to my residence on Pollock Street.
J. W. Stewart.
GO. To Htruni.'a horse Store for Livery
Fin tnulstftr,! at Street's Horse store.
A FULL. Hue of 8pring and Summer
8mple, consisting ofOheviotts Black,
Blue and Brown Serge, Fine Check Oeah.
men Imported Suitings. Worsted in a,ll
"gradee Satisfaction guaranteed.
-..';-' F M Chadwick, Tailor.
" . ; : " At Hall's book Store.
i HAVE - YOU seen the latest ini
' proved window sash-lock. Very cbetp,
.and strong. . . N. Arpin
Silver in the ait; Silver every
where", ana we cane get a mi.
- .. ' .
Governor Oar r wants every city
'and town" to send a delegate to the
toad congress. . : " V
:.x The Washington Post says, the
fight over the North Carolina pat
ronage has about reached the bom
bardment stage. ,
The Democracy of Nebraska, : fa
' , State convention pots itself on rec
4i ord aa favoring the financial policy
1 ;Kf President Cleveland, i-."'-
; There is only one week's supply
o t ration s st' Brnn wick. In - the
3 last thirty-six days ;. 81,568 meals
have bfen iasned to v.s e dettltnte.
tirr'ITttcre was a heavy cat in ; prices
the otberdayln New York when a
" judge Tot down . a lawyer' bill in
: : a case from $3,000 to $300. - ; .
- Tuere tsta be a big 'engine raoe
between 'American 99, that has
- made a tnile io 32 seooo 's. and the
crack EogHtt ' locomotive, t th. at
the Ohioaeo Fair. It will be for
f 1,000 porse for ten miles
The cry of the goldolatora now is
-1' Down with the United States
Senate." Oiroalars by the ten thous
and looking to this have been sent
oat. There will be a loader and an
grior cry thn tint if ilrer" is
s 1 a '. j z h f.a re d. Messenger. - .: v.-; p -
To repeal a law affecting the
r .;.",:' )' porketn, and to leave un-
rcwalcd and evea CDonsideredl a
! i mi"! a
tba r' ' ; of the peo
I
(t il nnmo-
1 . ,-J, tiif.lr own (
: 7 be t; a i; -"al'.i
i rf r.
, but it i ret t 3 r
.re: eii tie a i . X.
Two men have been shot ia mis-
take fer partridfies at Port Jervis,
N. Y. Between the' partridge and
the toad stood seasons It is getting
to be a preoarioas eoantry for care
less people to live in. '
A call has beea iasof d for a con
vention of prominent oolored men
to meet in Cincinnati! oa November
28th to consider the crimes charged
to the negroes and.the mob law ex
ercised against tbem.
4. friend says that the Journal
is not uniform in its utterances oa
silver. Oar gieat desire is for the
Democratic party to get together,
settle the matter and give re'icf to
the country. The party Is re' nn -
bio, and i not showing i:a n.:
oonrage.
When Jadge Tbaruiaa acknow
ledged that he did not nnsi-rnUud
the silver question, we felt Kroat'y
relieved. Wehaveal-vaysb i with
Thnrman and now we st'n -'iou!-der
to shoulder. When tlicie ; di ..-
agreement among Democi.ii't i
Congress, the c.incns i" the pl..o to
Bettle ft.
Walter Horton Rbert.of Atl.wM.
a leader at the bar no I :n so"if'-'.
oommiitd pn'ni cl ir. tl it. c
Toesday night,. 0 :t3i. II -son
of Oolone! liobert BhidwI'
BhttofOharleetoi,oneol'tb-' ii s:
distinguished journalists and Ht ,it- -
men Soath C iruiinu ever prodaccn.
Ee lertno noce, bat it ia supplied
that finanoial cnbraiaMir :r wau
the cause of ti e sad rragely.
LOCAL NEWS.
NE W AD VER TISEMENTS.
N. Whitford All pork sausage.
Chns. Ruizenstein Dog lost.
J. W. WaUon Mackintoshes.
Mis. D. Q. Sinaw, w!io bus been ill
aliout a week was ut tnc point ol" ileiili
last n'gbt.
There is nut a single business Iioiik i
New Berne but wlmt should 'je Icu.ul n
the advertising columns of the Journal.
Judge H G. Conner of tbc Supeiior
court lias resigaed. This was quite a sur
prise, ft is said the Judge j wil di vote
himself to the practice of law.
There are nine more oew cases !' vi'ow
fever at New Brunswick and it is bvticved
there are many more not reported offi
cially. A good substantial .ro;nl bed lca i;ng
from Hancock St. up Broud is vi . miieli
needed. It is the main thoroug' jiu for
getting in and out of the city nnu a good
portion of it is quite heavy with sand.
Craven county Alliance v. 'II meet bi
quarterly session next Friday in the city
trad an address will be delivered by Mr.
M. L. Wood of the State Alliance at 11
a m. Everybody is invited to att?nd.
The report on the deaf-mute and tbc
blind institution shows that 234 pupils
are present in the white and the colored
departments, 162 of these being white.
There are 148 tieaf mutes and 92 blind.
A Raleigh,)rr-ipondent of the Wil
mington Messenger says State Geologist
Holmes and Mr. Ashe will devote the
winter to investigation of the pine forests
in the eastern connties. No doubt good
results will follow.
The news that was sent out from Wash
ington to the effect that J. P. Basket t
had been nom'nated as postmaster at
Einston was a n 'stake, Mr. J. C. Wooten
was the gentleman appointed.
Johnny Stewart, son ' of Mr. J. W.
Stewart died yesterday afternoon s :rn
illness of eleven, dajs. Ee was a very
bright little fellow, six years of age. The
funeral services will be held at the cem
etery this' afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The nice programme and pren-'um list
of the Stato Fair whioh commences on
the 18th inst is before us. Tiiere v.-' !l bs
in alt eight races five ruovng and three
trotting. Tho total race "premiums foot
The last term of Wayne county Superi
or court 1 said to have been a very ex
pensive one) more . than ny couii "mt
bar held in a long t'nae. . The suount
paid jurors alone was over $400, while
the insolvent bill amounts to $508. A
large docket was the cause.' ' ' -
Mr J. B. DaVis of Florence, a . C., is
In the city seeing to the establisb nent of
a t.beer bottl' ng . business which
he wi'l be supenntendent. It : w.U be
located at the market dock next to C.j B.
Hill's gramary.. . v -
- The following item is given to the Wil
mington Messenger by a a correspondent :
"Tbe trees in the Morehead City ."section
are putting out new leaves,' jus. ; as in
spilng, to replace leaves which salt spray,
biowa by the hurricane of August . S8tb,
killed. . Ihe peach and pear trees of that
section are also in :-i bloom, . this be'ng
another strange result of the great storm.
The tame thing occurred- after the Au
gust storm 6f 1870. ',i:;.lJ;X r.-jlw-.
Dr. P A. iSkinner, of Texsrkanftj
Arkansas, is an enthusiast jn the
praise of Chamberlain's Tain Balm,
i e used it for rheumatism, and Pays:
. ' it to be a most t-xcellent
' ' r eiy." For salo by J. V.
Prof. Adaats ai Taalerhflt fjalverslty.
Rev. U. T. Adams, lata Piiocipai of
the New Berne Collegiate Ins :tnt ia bow
pursuing theological stud at Van
dorbilt University, Nash' lie, Tenn.
We know that hit fi lends in general
throughout th: community will be glad
to hear him we give below an extract
from a letter written by bitn to a friend
in the city under date of October 2d :
''Arrived at my new home Saturday
evening. Have been accorded a cordial
welcome by both faculty and students.
Tbere arc almut 800 young men here
already, and a noble set of fellows they
are two.
"Am much pleased v.'th the general
appearance of everything, and judg ng
from the intellectual and spiritual life
that seems 1 1 pe mea'.e the i mi e institu
tion. I tbir't tin.c pi nt here w:,l re
in : in great good to any one who may
apire to the attainment of a grand and
BJble and wc'.l rounded manhood. Here
we come in contact with the best thought
aflhe mo: i progressive thT"ikers. This
alone is a wonderful help and stimulus
to a young man, who is leoV'ng upward
and pushing onward.
Matriculated this morning end entered
at once upon the regular pursuit ol my
studies. I atfticiptite with no little pleas
ure a ac:i"n of ur iterrupted study.
iVe hf e qtiiie a good sprinkling of North
Carolina Ihh in attendance. All of
wIi.mi ni'li perhaps a B'ngle exreption
" . otppj'c favorably with the repre-
( i ;f iny other commonwealth.
. "I !iave them I believe from every
! -.i . i t!i'-' I'nion." ,
"Big Ike" i Back
!:. 11.11 Humphrey. , who recently
In 1 i t out the in1 uens e stock of Uuxkc
i Drape.-, Of Wilmington at rates fur be
low northern, wholesale prices and like
wise a millinery stock is in New Berne
n ;a !i. The goods havo been Brriving for
several days and, with bis regular supply
makes the Inrgest amount he has ever
carried so much so that he has had to
rent another store to pack some away i i
until he can sell off anil get some room.
Crow Is of people among whom lai' es
were numerous were at his store yes' r-
diy a'tcr the new bargains. Anticipating
the ru ib Mr. Humphrey has added two
mure salesmen, Mr. T. (J. Pickett, the old
exp- nicil salcsmr i ul llusKe ct Draper
anil Mr. John I!, llollis, of Stonewall,
and all (ire ria ' n; i.s much as they can
do.
Mr. Humphrey v 'II not fail to tftll of
what bn lias. Our people k'low how be
is appreciated Iot, and to. show that
silm'lar appreciation met Irm durng hii
slio stay in W.lmington we copy this
mo :l:ig the extremely complimentary
and yralil'.ving notice wb'cb the Messen
ger made of his departure.
Cnpt J. S. Lane Commits Suicide.
Earlv yesterday morning CapL James
S. Lane, an aged and highly respected
farmer of Stonewall, Pamlico county
committed suicide by shooting himself
in tbc head with a pistol, I ' :ig him
self almost instantly.
His wife had arisen, but he had not
and hearing the weapon discharged she
went back to the room and found lit
lying on the bed, shot as described.
The decca; d leaves a wile, four sons
and one daughter, all grown. He
moved to Pamlico from Way je county
shortly before the war, and at its out
break be entered the Confederate sen -ce
as Captain of Lane's Company of heavy
artillery, which company he orgar - id
himself.
Of late years Captain Lane had been
very much failing in health so that it was
with difficul'y he could get around and
he had but recently suffered from a spell
ofiilncss. He probably committed the
fatal deed that term'nated his' fe in a
fit of mcloncholy brought on by bis infir
mities. DeatU of Mrs. W. B. Planner.
Mrs, W. B. Flanner, ot Croatan died
yesterday atteruoon of malarial fever after
an illness of about two weeks, aged 24
years.
Mrs. Flanner, was formerly Miss Liz
zie Hunter, of Buntersville, Mecklenburg
county. She was a ueice of Mrs. L. L.
Hendren and Miss Carrie Maybew, of this
city and will be buried here.
The i jneral will be he held tomorro w
morning from Centenary M. E. church at
9:80 o'clock.
Excursion To-moriaw to Geldahoro.
There will be an excursion run from
New Berne ty Goldsboro and retura to
morrow under the auspices of theEear
C 'ek Baptist Association, col. ' '
. The train will leave New Beiae nt 8
a. m. sharp, arrive at Goldsboro at 10:25;
returning leave at 10 p. m., and arrive at
Jiew ierne about 18. ;-,--.'
A car for white people will be .attach
d. - The fare from the eity tor the round
trip will be $l.0O. ; s" ;--i: ti y;
The Wilmington Messenger 1 speaks
very' commendatory of out f towasmea,
M'r, Hilt' Humphrey, as being a , public
spirited and hustling man.; 4The Mes
senger la right, Mr. Eumphiey has . a
plenty of the "set up" about him snd
has done valiant services f r News Berne
in his endeavor to foa T new enttrorises.
bnt as a general rule this class who do
the most for the public welfare receive
the least thanks and some one else the
reward.;-; -.-;- ' -- --t :.- '-
' i coTtos 8AUS.T' ;
Friday 140 bales; 7 1-9 to 7 t-fclw
Ceaiiaf and (joins.
Dr. Geo 8lvcr nd wife returued
last nigul fr.mi lliub I'o'tit,
MitsAHen t-.a.ili niio hns Iwn v ,i t -ing
at Mr. Sa u i llu imii left ivlutu.n
home.
Mr. J.'-ti Kin. I'agye muster in the
W. N. & S H li iiiom'iI up to New
Berne wit ii In. lan.ilv M;i rday (rum
Wilininytou.
Mrs. C. P. .tukttis uf litilton, came
down Willi her g an. I el. i',. lien , he chil
dren of Mr. .1 H. B. ( ati i a , to visit
him.
The. steamer Nu limn l,i in tin Kil
lowing pa-iRiigm M - W 1! Guiun
and child and Miss D.nl returning f-om
Baltimore; Mr. Itai ili Gi..y ii'tumieg
troni Edci.ton w ai iv lie has oecn oa a
business t. p, au.'. .M:. Ja.-. II. Bell of ll.ir
lowi' en .'udlu In 1, ..u.ik f. o,n a im ,nt-s
tlip to N;riii':,.
The Infer-A'aMonai Vaelit Race.
The pn 1 n
Va'k.re tin'
toilav.
"ed rec-: b.tweiu the yachts
Vigilant will he s-iili'd
' i w'ien tried bc'oie for
a !, ' otli liiiats Im I to be
't:i li;.' iv'nii w::i blow-
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Berne
ie 'hat
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the m hooner C. ; C. Davidson, U ir;e
Howard, cap'.iin, 'il I'liiladelpiiia. New
Berne. X. C ;,, Atlantic City, X. J..
has gone ashore on Vi vinia I leach.
Tbc crew were saved. The veel innv
lC gotten o'V.
The schooner E-ii.na .1. Wa rii!;lon,
New Berne. X. C, to Somers Po' it, X. .T.,
went ashore Thuisilav night near Paul
Oamiels life s.iv!
high on the I. a
loss. The i" ' 'v v.'
st.u'.oa. She lies
d u '1 be a to; al
First Service.
The Frio Wi" !' -;-::-t ihttreli of Xew
Berne is now conr!.'te.l. The finishing
Work was dune bv K' !ci I.utiton of Broad
reel; r ." '. : I,. I. ;. ter of the cily
V'rteidav.
The ti d sei vi.-e to le held iu the
house w''l lie tomorrow morning at 11
o'clock. Elder Luoton wi" nreach.
Every one is invited to attend who will.
The meeting will continue throiiohout
the week.
1 he church is located on Fle et street
between Bio: d and Pollock.
BILLS ALLOW A
At October Keeling of Count Com
missioners.
W. C. Brewer per diem &e as commis
sioner $21.70 J. A. Meadows per d;em
as commissioner $2.50; Bobt. G. Mosely
house rent C. Smitnick $2.50; Fannie
Williams keeper bouse September $12.50
Irene Cooley cook poor housi $3.00 J.
J. Tolson, agt, rations to poor for Sep
tember $59.59; Caesnr Boyd 15 cords
wood to poor house $45.00; Dr: Leinsier
Duffy fees Superintendent of Health and
Superintendent of poor August and Sep
tember $33.83; Jumcs A. Bryan per diem
as commissioner, &c, $11.00; E. W.
Suia'.lwood, per ti'ein as commis
sioner, iSo. $0.00; M. 11. Cair
per diem and mileage as commissioner
$8.20 James W. Biddle fees as clerk of
Board ol Commissioners &c, $30.95; W.
M. Watson C. S. C, probu.ing 59 tax
deeds $14.75; V. M. Watson C. S. C.
BarreU's bil' f ir stationery $21.06 W,
B. Liio slier' ff,i Board of prisoners for
September $118.75 do. taxes listed to C.
P. Farmer $53.38 do. expense of taking
Isaac Alston to his home in Franklin
county $28.29 do. expfinsc of ta: :ng H.
P. Canaday to Goldsboro Insane Asylum
$8.90 do. execution paid Supreme court
incase of Staa v. J. B. B.-ran 7.75;
W. B. Lane she! 'if, turnhev fees tor C 'p-
tembcr $3.50: do. expense in taking Liz
zie Bowen to poor house $1.00; do. N. S
Richardson for printing 100 blanks for
a 8. C. and backiug same $3.00; Dr. J.
W. Duguid holding inquesc over body
Harriet Eanks, autopsy &c $18.00; R. P.
Williams, W. M. Watson, Jr., W. K.
Styron, S. C. Bishop, Ellis Hardy and
Idward Jenk'ns, ju ora at inquest Har
riet Banks $2.00 each; C. C. Green estate
medicines for county poor, &c, for Sep
tember $48 50; B. K. Quidlcy jr 'itor
court house $10.00; G. A. Hill keeper of
Clermont bridge $10.00 E. H. Heath
support of Lizzie Wood $3.00; Stephen
Kite, support Benton Kite $1.50; Wiley
Daws support fo; months September and
October $0.00 Nathan Daws support for
twd' months-,' September and October,
$4.00.-. '
i "I consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a specific) for croup, ' Ik k
Tery pleasant to tako, which is One i of
the most important) requisites where
a comedy is intended for us among
ehildroa.v I have known of eases of
croup where I know the life of a Kt
tle one was saved by the use of Cham
borlaia'!Coui;a ;v Kenedy.' ; J.
LaQrange;' druggist, Atoo,-- Neb.
50 eent bottles for Rale J.T. Jordan.
The w Berne Hustler.
Mr. Hill Humphrey, whose trading
souliriquet is liiff Ike, and w ho hat a
quired fame u the "Great Aim m an
liankrupt Dealer. ' will leave our city
todny to return to New Heme w l . n lie
hm bis headquarters.
It will bo reiueinlreil lliat Mr. Ilum
plirvy loubt tho lianilsoiiie i.hk of ,hv
iomU lH-loo;ing l llu-ke Jc Diipei.
nssipaed, and for the past few monitis lie
has Keen in our city 1 isi. i u-r of it in
p-nt. A few days ae;o he nli hr-'iigh!
out he millinery slo k of Mr T. If.
ThonipHOn, snd he In's sliippc I it. along
wi.h the Uuske 4 Draper goxj, to N. w
Heme, in order to give the people of that
lily the licnetit of his bargains.
Dui.ng his sojourn in our inal-t, l;i'.'
Ike bad made many friends and il i not
saving too much to state that during his
.t:iy liere he has shown sui h a spirit ot
entcrptise and liljei .lity as a I.u-iikss
niii'i that it was ho, led he wn.thl .ini':
to east his lot in our city. It h .;ii i
piotiaile that he shail ilo so, ai. Is - w; '
lie glad if he does, I'm in less tli.ri tli: e
mo.itlis ho paid ten tiims .ume :,i ;, ( ,
Jlllp. IS for Hilvertisillg t rill twelii.-lae
prominent houses if Wilmington that we
could name. If these tweniv-the were
liiglkeaand would invest in piinters's
nk like he has done, il inn-ton coal, I
fford to publish ne paie;s liiat
wouid'nt get out of the way of anv .ml
south of l'hiladelphia.
While Mr. Humphrey has beea a I ca
cti, to the papeis, his adveitisiii;; has
paid him, and it would pay others il tin v
would only be enterprising and pro-us
ve. W 1 1. .Messenger.
Excursion to Wilmington.
An cxcui'sion train w ill Ik- run '. :;!
New- Heine to Wilmington, Sim. lav Oi
olief Hill 1311:1. 1
Kaie fir the round trip if I. ".o.
Tr: n eaves nt U a. m. lb turning ai
ives at U p. in. Tickets on s.ile at
if W. X. A: N. H. It. on nioi.iing
"lllee I
f e
ursion. .Iso. S. Man '., Agent
A man's size in Heaven depend)
apou how much be weighs for Uod
on earth.
KEPOKl OF THE COMMTION
OK TliE
National Bank of New Berne,
U New Berne, in the Stat.) of North
Carolina, at the close of business.
October 8J. !b0 !.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts SJ0.853.93
Overdraws, eecurej and un
secured 1.570.27
U. S. Bonds to socurn circu
lation (eoue) 2"i.i)')o.i)0
Stocks. securities, oic 3ii liaO 'Jl
Due from approved reserved
;;onts 1 778.70
Duo from other National
Banks 4 !C 64
Duo from Stato Banks und
bankers a,Sd6 27
C.iie;iiiK-hiiuse, fui nitiire.
and fixtures l'l.OOO.OO
Other real mtate and mort-
Kages owned 00,07134
Current expenses and taxes
paid 2.192-76
Checks and other oasb iteuaa 1 . 2 1 6 . 3 "
Bills of other banks 4,198 00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels, and cents 767.30
Snecio 28.072.50
Legal tender notes 25,000.00
redemption fund with U. S.
treasurer per cent of cir
culation) 1,125.00
Total ?110,374.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $100,000.00
Surplus fund
70,000.00
Undivided profits
National Bank notes out
34,775.26
22,500 00
10 00
standing
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject
to check 125,210 33
Time certificates of
deposit - 65,924.11
Cashier's checks
outstanding - 1.126 97
193.267.40
3,187.41
3.634 20
Due to other National Banks
Due to State Banks and
bankers
Total $-110,374.27
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, )
COUNTY OP CRAVEN, )
I, O. H. Roberts, Cashier of the
above-named bank, Jo solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to tbe
best of my knowledge and belief.
U. rl. K0EFHT8, Cnalner
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 6th day of October, 1893.
J. R, B. Carraway, N. P.
Correc ; Attest :
Jas. A Bryan, )
Tbo8. Daniels, Dircotors.
John Ddnn, )
XL 0. BARRlFiGTON,
(Successor to Barrington & Baxter)
Do you want to buy Cheap Shoes
I nAVE AJLOT OP
Ziaglsrs Oxfords
FOR
Ladies, Misses, & Children.
Also a few Zieglers Button Shoes
whioh I will sell for less than oost.
ty Come and see them before they
are all sold.
W. 0. BARRINGTON.
FREE SNUFF.
. Ten- pounds Lorillard Salt Snuff
given FREE with every 100 lbs. y ou
buy of me nnttl ChU 15th. (t lb.
glass jars excepted.)
The Wholesale Grocer.
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have d .
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od prove . . s 'nf.uT
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Blue H!on-ii sc e, Iii .aeiio-, liOe.
Vi'O liui- -l..l:'' t:e -e .1
colors ri'-l'icnl :o:n I'll !n li.");'.
Dress nerf;i' ri c!o.s n-iiiiced
fro til ."ill :
All wo 1 -
rHucod f
Black y ! nU
atn ;
tiuo M.k
won .' '
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BJ Baxter,
Xi';ir!y ti;K-- !i' iti!-t C'ltin't li.
NEW STOaiJ, NEW GOODS
15ur ;.u o: I 1 i .i rbaiKt of the
BUSINESS.
Late of tht liim of U AKIUSGTON
& BAXTEU, has rem ned fiora
tbe NOR I'll and is now ready for
his '.louds with a personally Nelec
ted :!(',; oi cvi rytlnn denired in
the w:iv ol
HOYS
an-.1. Chi Ul rem Clothing
AND GENTS' OTHER
SCARFS: T.fweFSVw S le Tick
htive ti'm'iI. fDou'i fail to
see t n n.
A choice snpp'y of
ladies Dress Goods
AND
1XTOTIOKTS
All jtiHt arrived from the north
ern m irtets.
Es; jcial attention in called to
oar line of
Ladies Fine Hose,
inolading extra sizes.
Examine our stock for any thing
yon want.
W. B. SWINDELL.
f, . Head Salesman.
- We can't bo beat oa quality and
prices. ''Mr-r :."V.A?r:
See oar fine line of Gents', ?La
dies and OhildrenB' Shoes. -' .
v.-v. ' . - -- .' - '-. : -;v. -i0 .
j aa.i'ouuuai
THE HUM 5.1 RACE
Can't Gel AIodj Wiftoit Us
WEAllEHERE
to supply them, and
leing here for that
purpose, wo are de
termined to do it a
little better, more
thorough", and more
advantageously to
our customers than
any one else.
sw Wa Have
READY FOR II, SECTION
V 5
' litis S'j-:u- ;i'
lii'('s.
' i l'' . M.-Iu-ao iV
Kefinery's
Kentucky
I ii :it- a: mi I jit tcen.
j l"n Mils. Wylii- Stpitli & Co's.
I Roval ( 'loivn, lincst flour in
j tln Wi.rl.l
Inn (.' h.m-lit before
j tin- ai'ivanco.
i bids. .Mul.is-fs ami Syrups
Hill I'S LOW.
v'.Vi l.s. yoap-lloo Cake, Octa-
on, Lisitio; Sum. iVe, ovc.
-ii Si-ks. SI; lis All sizes.
I'1 Ive-s I'uw.Kt, I-'F - FFF.
1"" bxs C'lieoc Finest ii, the
city.
"hi tubs Very Finest Huttei-.
I'i' kos Lorillanl stml" Spec
ial discount of in p.-r cent,
v'.". bbls. Gai! .K.- A.v suufT-olb.
jars, F.ie'.oiy jn ic.
: cases Canoed jjjoods All
kinds anil descriptions.
oun s roc n of
0y Goads,
Soits & shoes
Is (.'i)iiiik'ti' in t'MTvy way.
We also carry a
good line of '
Hardware
AND ALL
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
IX FAQ' WE TRY TO KEEP A ,
General Stock
OUR PRICES when QUALI-'.
TY is Considered cannot " he
beaten. 1 i1-
Respectfully,".;
New.NVs.47 & CO Pe"