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VOL. XIII -NO 18.
NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY. APRIL 21. 1894.
PRICE 5jCKNTS
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
FOR th Bito-ai meal in the city go 8am 'I.
Cubn A Hon1 lo-dj.
E9TAI.ISHEI IMS.-Suit to onler
rnvn $I5.0J U in ( iO.Oi). The liltem
iliillar "it Hin-M; of '! vim-I, mut 111 al
Wrllxtihe flily iMIar suit. II. W.
Booh- lit I'o.fl Al'wl nf llie flrni of
. H. W. Bnk!ff & Hons. Merchant
Tailor. 7tn. 19 North IaU St.,
J Mii( ihe ISutaw House, Baltimore, Mil.
TRY GaskiU'a Cream Drinks, the; ant
flue. Nothing but pure civ-am nueil in
making them. Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla,
Strawberry, Rwpherrj ""J lUnanaa. Alan
I -c Cream Soda, tl.
LITTLE BOB, the .Frenchman, No. 23
Middle Street, near the Market Dock, is in
the Swim with hi cooking. All the le
licasies the market affords. Merval to
auft the fiwlidious at 25c a menl. Try him
at Cabtets
JUST Receiretl a fine lot of Bananas at
J. R. Parksb, Jr.
I HAVEjnst receiml a tew loi of Spring
and Bummer aamples from Waiiamnker
A Brown, Philadelphia, ami samp'os ol
lilk Yeats. The; are cheap a the times
are hard. Come and look at thcin.
Jacob Habtbttkld, with J. B. riollan.l
& Co., No. 13 Pollock St.
POETRY A few ol the Standard roets
handsomely hound in cloth and full gilt
at reduced price of 50 cents each, at
Hall'.
CHIP BEEF,
Sliced Ham at
Bologna
J.R.
Sausage and
Parkkr, Jr.
FOR RENT.
Middle street.
Re
S and a.. ire, 12?
rs. T. A. Henry.
a!21w
BOOKS. A few that are shelf-worn will
e run off at 25 $ ts. They are standard
works, cloth hound ami formerly sold fir
40 cents. Hall's Bonk and stationery
store, near the Post office.
JUST received u fine line of latest style
Derby hals. W. D. Barb.ino.-on. tr
BOLTED Water-mill Meal at
Harrington's.
W. D.
tt
A FULL line of spring and numnier
samples. It will to your interest locx
vninc 1117 samples before purchasing
elsewhere ns satisfaction is alvfays
guarantee. I. lv samples are I ruin the
largest importing houses You can get
suits at your own prices, ns one house
alono occupies 15,000 square feet of spare.
F M. Cadwick,
Merchant Tailor, 43 Pollock street, near
Postoffico. f25 tf
LOCAL NEWS.
hew ad vhr rrs kmknts.
Howaru.
Clark Baking Co. Notice.
8am'l. Colin & Son Fine Meat.
L. II. Cutler & Cj. Saasonuble helps.
Sol Cohen Ti e I asnn is licre.
The State The World. and the State
for $1.25.
'Salunlay lair and sight I v cooler." is
the weather prediction fur to-dav.
The heavy shower of rain last night
about one o'clock was very much needed
by the truckers, as dry weather has pre
vailed for some time.
Expressions of sympathy in her lie
reaTemer t have been sent to Mrs. Vance
from Pamlico county in behalf of the-
"great common people."
The subject for Mr. Petree's sermon
tomorrow morning will bs '-Our Vance
Yet Speaks." The, public cordially in
vited. The Beaufort Herald snys that pieces
ol wreckage washed ashore ne.ir Cape
Lookout indicate that a large vessel has
gone to wreck on the shoals.
The steamer Thorn lias come up from
Ocracoke with the engineers who have
been at work making the preliminary
work 'for the opening of the channel.
They went on to Wilmington. Every
thing is how ready for the work to' go for
ward whenever Ihe order for it re
ceived Gov. Carr has invited the Scotch Irish
Congress which meets this year in Des
'Moisnes, Iowa, to hold its next annual
conference in Charlotte. The letter of
invitation was first forwarded to Dr
0. W. Graham, of Charlotte, for approv
al. r.
Mr. Elijah Taylor was up yesterday
with peas from his farm at Adams creek
there were also some from Mr. Robt.
Whitehead's of the same place. They
nicked at the rate of ten boxes to the
acra which is the best we have heard of
so far the peat on the vines are scarce.
A love affair was singularly and abrupt
ly terminated Friday. A young man ar
rived in New Berne from a distance to
marry the girl of his choice, and present
ed himself ar.ue l with a license and with
awdoister on ha id, but she told him she
was onlv teitinfif didn't mean it and he
sadly departed on tlie- steamer ' Neuse.
"Poor fcllow, . f
D W. Rob rts ! the Post-Offlee.
Mr, Denard W. Roberts takes a posi
tion in the post-omce Monday' morning
as an addition to the force
The increase of lorce- lias leen found
necrssarv ; the work of the 1 office is con
stantly growing--it . is nearly doable
now what it was when Mr. Manly was
nost-ntaster under Cleveland's first ad
ministration and the olacing of a mail
route on U VY. N. & Jf.v- railroad has
ailtre'l its proportion to the dutiei,
Jihaion M iouo Uil ourf urampi
sntcoilo and tntarnal nenrai gi' and
a backache
andinatantly, 23
I 11 cent.
G, W. GaskilL
WATER WQBKH COMPLETED.
The Uflleial Test Wl l Kpc4i 7 FoUw.
The water work am now finished; U
List pite was hid yeMsrda; 00 Elm street.
The preliminary Bring up will le done
Monday ami water h: tumel on Tui!aj
with extia pressur as the company's test
to sea thst everything is in right Blinpe
the intention being il there is any weak
ness or defect anywhere in the system to
make it manilest itself right thvn.
After this, if everything proves satis
factory the official test before the It ard
of City Council will !e maile This test
is to throw five streams ol water one
hundred lect high.
This is the official test but the repre
sentatives hope the Board will 'have I e
tests ol their own that it may lie demon
strated that eveiyihing is in the shape it
should Iki.
Then the works hiving been found
satisfactory and been accepted everything
will le ready for service.
The lime is at hand w hen every one
can have an abundance ol good, pure
water wherever he wants it, anil when
property will riveive the added pro
lection which the works afford.
Coming and doing
Mr. L. J.Taylor returned from Balti
more. His wife who is now at Johns
Hopkins hospitid was extremely ill a
week ago, but we are glad to learn that
she h is shr.wn improvement liitely.
Miss Augusta Crapon returned from
Wilmington where she has been visiting
a lew days.
Gen 1 ('hnpiii left on the steamer Neuse
lor a northern trip.
Mr. J.JA. Jones came in on the steamer
Neuse from a trip on which he purchased
a number of horses lor bis livery stable.
They will arrive by the E. C. I), line
this morning,,
Oth'T passengers 011 the Neuse wen)
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. King and Mr. E. C.
Potter.
Miss Emilia Katie Jon ;s returned last
night from tirahini, where she has been
attending a wedding. The contracting
parlies were Miss Blanche Williamson,
of that place anil Mr. Jas. Harrison Spen
cer, of Dunville.
Broad Stroet Sidewalk Impioveiii'MiL
Tim improvements which have been in
progress for sevorul days on the Southern
sidew.dk of Broad RUeet just below Han
cock will b: appreciate ( both by lb. mer
chants in business uking ll ero and by 1 tie
public.
The old time ditch drainage has Ixtii
supplaiitcii In goinl iiuiler-ground pipe
lraiiiage.
A Inick eiiriiing is tie ng made at the
cdjic ol'lbe sidewalk rod I he sidewalk it'
elf is In-ill' raised hal'-i-foot or in iiu
This mal.iv- il --o thai slni.s which liavi
requued a step, can umv lie t nlercd with
out that aid.
Ami an additional improvement ol a
style which wo ever delight to sre is the
romoval by Mr. J. R. Parker, Jr., of the
entrance to his cellar from the sidewalk
to the side ef his s ore in the yard.
No projection ought to encumber
a public highway.
This is licing realized, nnd gradually
those in existence are being re noved.
Press on with the sidewalk and street
improvement.
Quarterly Conferences
Presiding Elder Swindell arrived from
Goldshorn and held Quarterly Conference
and preached at Hancock Street Metho
dist Chnrch last l ight.
To-night he will be a Brice's creek
church to hold Quarterly Conference and
will return and preach here again Sun
day.
On the fourth Sunday in May lie will
hold quarterly conference in Centenary
church on the morning of that day he
will preach t Beech. Grove and in Cen
tenary at night.
Not Captured Yet
The Aurora Progressive Age tells of the
attempted rape of a young white giri near
Vandemere by a negro man about thirty
five years old, previously told of by us
and closes its accounts thus:
"Since writing the above we learn that
the negro who committed the crime has
been seen on Durham s and Porter's
creek, al that a party from this place
was in search of him but did not find
him. If captured it is probable that the
county will uave nat utile' trouble witn
ms case."
The Cruiser Raleigh Added to the Navy
The Washington Star announces that
the cruiser Raleigh ha been added to the
navy. The Raleigh, a 8,000 toir cruiser.
enjoys the distinction ot being ' the nrst
vessel of the new navy built by the gov
ernment. - She was built at the WortolK
navy yard entirely under the government
supervision and in accordance with plans
and specincattons prepared a tbe Navy
Department, Now that she' has been
commissioned she will bo made ready for
active sea service at nnor. Her career
will be watched with interest as affording
a basis ol comparison between the work
of the government and the work) of. the
private hip builders. "
Death ef Mrs Josephs! Peed
: It Is with deep regret that we anuounce
the death 00 the iat'i Inst, of Mrs. Lame
A. Peed, wite ot Joseph us Peed, Esq,
She was a young woman in the first
bloom of youth; a member of the Epis
copal chnrch at this place. She ' with
her little babe in her arms - was on the
next day committed to the ground, but
will rise again. Aurora froressire Age,
The end of the Brazilian war ts official
ly announced.
A BOLD BKAR.
Take His Si and la the Read aad
IVBes ihe P assure ef fear Mra.
Tuesday, tn steamer Carolina carritd
up some colored hands from New Berne
to the Lining nearest to where they .'ire
getting i.ut lumix r for Mr. A. Doe, it
being in Whilfo'd's l'acoin neai Vance
bo ro.
I'pon their arrivil Ceasar Beet on, col.,
started up Ihe tram-road rive miles into
the swamp. On the way they encount
ered a heir two-thirds grown which took
his stand in the middle of the ro.nl with
the dcterminali hi it appeared f staying
riht Ibere m spite ! a" coincra.
As th' Ix- : v 1 1. 1 i,,it yield and take
to the swamp . I ,e .nen were bound to
pass over the r iad, . 'n ilc was soon in
progress.
The bear's pluck was more to lie- ad
mired than bis judgement. The men
were armed only with the implements
ol their work, axes and saws, but four
men striking at once with such weapons
was too much for any one Lear to with
stand and lii'ele-s lliuin i now fur
nishing Iresh meat I the vi. furious linn
mien.
TRl'SIEl'S MKKTI.NH.
Four Vacancies in the Hoard Killed
Action Towards Herurlng a Prin
cipal. At a meeting of ill ; Trustee's of New
Heme Academy held yesterday I lie lol-
owiug named gentlemen were elected
iiiciiiIhts of the I! lard to till vai am ir.
caused bv deal!: and removal from tlie
ity: Thomas Daniels, 1). II. (Iiihmi, W.
H unit rctt and t '. K. Shiver.
Prof. J. I. Hodges, the principal ol
he Collegiate Institute, h iving de ided
not to remain ill New 1! rue another year
the matter ot si-urin-' his ih-eessni was
liseussed and left in shape fur curres-
poudence on tiie subject.
AM who knew Prof. Ilmlgpi especially
patrons of the school will rcrel his de
cision, lie is one ol Ihe li.-st teachers
New Berne has ever had and nut one
ever gave more genual satisfaction.
Important to Truck shippers.
Noiikolk, Va , April llltn. l!ll
(Jkokuk Hknokkson, Eso,., Ayrtit,
New Berne, N. C.
Dear Sir: Your letter is received and
I note what you say about, the repn sen
tatious b'.'ing made at New Hern , Il at
delivery of truck at Jersey City will
lilt in increased cost l i bipn rs.
In that connei-tioii I am uiad 10 inforiii
you that immediately following Ihe visil
of the delegation ol vour truck irrowers
o Jersey City and New York lo inspect
Ihe facilities of the respect ve leniiinil
lines, u similar visit, was made bv the
I'icsiilenI, Vice President and Kxecutivc
t'o inoiltee of the I nick I'ariners Asso-
aiion ol C'h -irlesloii, S (' . I.n I lie pin-
pose ol Mlllstv lllg tllellls Ives annul Ihe
lelivery ot truck liy the I'etin It ol
Road at Jersey City.
They were shown over llu-si ne terri
tory covered by our friends when they
were there, ami also had an opportunity
if oonlerring with some of the principal
commission merchants. When returning
home they said they were satisl'ml that
their interests in New York would be
best protected by the l'cnii Hail ltoad
and they should not only palrot.i.e the all
rail line Hut would use their influence to
have every member ol their association
do the same.
All ol the party were unanimous in the
opinion that Bay Street, Jersey City, is to
be tho great market for truck at New
York.
Many of the commission men have
openly declared that there will be no car
tage charge from Jersey City and ship
pers will have no difficulty in having
their produce handled more advantage
ously nt Jersey City, than it ever has lieen
at any ofthe New York piers.
Very truly yours,
H. C. Uudoins, G. F. i P. A.
The above letter explains itself uir
deliveries at Jersey City will be much
earlier than heretofore. Our steamers
sail from New Berne daily (except Sun
days.) reight received up to 4 u. m: on days
or stilling. Geo. Henderson,
Agent.
A States Rights Bill.
A bill has been introduced nrCongress
to amend the act re-admitting this and
other Boui hern States into the Union, the
declared intention being to place the
Southern States on the same footing in
all particulars as tnose ot tile .North and
West. The bill was introduced by Mr.
Patterson of Tennesse at the request of
Mr T. B. Egerron, a lawyer and great
States rightsman ot Tennessee.
Mr. Kirerton tbinks that certain condi
tions imposed by the acts admitting these
Slates reflect On the States and infringe
tbeir rights.
The amendment is to repeal each and
all provisions ol the acts which relate to
the elective franchise and the right to
hold office and the provision pertaining
to toe sctinoi rights and privileges and to
provide that all laws and parts which deny
the equality of these States severally with
other states or the union art repealed.
"Poor clothe make unhappy faces."
It is a well known fact that a
mans emotions and surroundings
will in time have an .. effect on
his racial expressions, i nat is
to say if a man for any consid
erable time wear a raw edge col
lar hQ,...wilt look unhappy or . if
his trousers are fringed at the
bottom, or if his coat is too tight
in thef back it will have the same
effect. ' Now if you would avoid
these things call on ua and- get
you some new Clothes, ne w Uol
IarS", new. Cuffs and Ties. : -t
J.M.H0WAD.r
SEN ATI) It JARVI.
Will Not be a Candidate Before the
Leghdatare for H nator Yaere's
I'nexplred Term, bat Will be
Ransom's Opponent - A
Sketch of ths Senator.
n Friday licfore (iov. Carr made the
appointment of Thus. J. Janris ts United
Slates N-nal'T, a delegation called on him
to appoint lion. li. T. Bennett , another
from Iredell county uiyed I he appoint
ment of Hon. It. K. Armti-ld.
Letters were received by the Governor
roin friends ol Ihe following gentlemen:
A. C. Avery, II. H. Armftehl, W. M. Rob
ins, John S. Hi nderson,. Charles M.
Slcilinan, Ixe S. Overman, Julian S.
Carr, S. B. Alexander. T. J. Jarvis, A.
M. Waddell, A. Lcazar. J. C. L. Giider,
James II. Merrimon, Thomi.JIC Uolt,.
F. I. Osborne, W. J. Court, K."T"Ttnr-4
nett, S. A. Ashe, Iv I). Latta ami W. E
bernethy.
A remark able e nt of tue day was
that a delegation of colored men called
ind titled the appointineot of Gov.
lai us, of w hom they spoke in bigt.est
terms. A special to the WilminitiMl
Messenger gives their names as follows.
.Th units Donaldson, - president of the
colorvd industrial associationi Jas. II.
Younj and W. S. MftcheR, editors of the
Gazette, Key. C. H , Williamson, Rev. B.
'. lVleraoq,' Js.'E ttaa.llu aflU Morris
Wnlts. Governor Carr thanked tfietii for
their kindly interest, They were in
lur. ned of the appointment arid at once
wenl lathe Yarbora house and congnitu
lau d S-nator Jarvw, who1 expressed his
appr .-ei itt0 ol so unusu tl a compllincnt .
I ue 1 oriesponiienl slates that Ihe m-ws
ol 1 .ox eriior J;m v i' appointment tiew fast
and lie Keeived lilllldl'eds of eunin-atula-
lioiis. His appointment gives great snlis
la turn there. It is siid ben- that he
will till out Senator Vance's time until
the la -"islalure meets and will then be a
candidate for Senator ltansnio's seal, 1 1 1 1 s
letting some Western man be elected to
lill the remainder ol Senator Vance's
term, two years.
In an interview Senator Jarvis said be
stood on the t'hii a-i platform, vi:h alt
III il me ins as construed at the South.
I lis relations w ilh the administration, so
f ir as he ran eontroll them, may Iki in
ferred from Ihe fact that he was Minister
to Brazil under Mi. Cleveland's former
a I1nin1tr.1l ion.
Thomas .1. .1 m is w is lioru in Cnni
tuc': county, N (' , in January l Hi and
is now fiH years of :c:e.
11- mairied Decern b 1 :lrd, 1M74, Miss
M o Woodson, of Virginia.
In llii IJonfede'afi army be wase iplain
oft ompany H. of the Kiht North t'.tro
liua regimeui and was a nieinher ol Ihe
nislituiioiial coin, -1111011 of IXII.i from
Cu nil ink.
lie wase feted a I leino.Tal ic 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 a - r
of l!ic I .i-oi--f.it n re IViiiii Tyrrell county in
IHI'iS. Ib was a 1 in 1 1 1 ) cr also ol'lhe suc-
eeding I. gish'.t lire and win made Speak
r ol the I louse,
lie was 11 nieinher of the constitutional
invention in ls;,"i an 1 in 1 1 yen ful-
lowino w as elected Licuti-minl Governor
if the SI ate on lliehekel with Senator
Vance and becan c. Governor in 1H75,
when Vanic icsieiieil to become Senator.
At the nct elect ion he. was chosen
Govcrnoi and allo"elhrr oceuoied the
ulcrn:t1oi ial chair lor more than six
years.
Ill 18M5 Mr. Cleveland appointed him
minister to Brazil, where he passed the
following four years with) honor to hiu -self
and credit to the American people.
Since l i.; return he has devoted himself
to the practice- of his profession the
law.
President Geo. T. Winston ofthe Uni
versity 111 a communication to the News-
Obscrver-Chroniclc calls attention to the
fact that there is a hall in the Capitol at
Washington where Congress has invited
each State lo place two statues in memory
of her greatest men. The pedestals pre
pared lor North ( arolina are still vacant,
and we b "lieve that the people of the
State will agree with President Winston
when he says the statue of Senator
Vance should grace one ot them for he
was our greatest leader in the greau-si
period ol history and his life an epitome
of what is noblest in our history, lie has
been our greatest public man because he
has been our greatest North Carolinian
and his statue should be there to show
Ihe world the sort of man North Carolina
loves and honors, Ihe genuine typical
North Carolinian.
TIIE LILT
A lily said to a threatening cloud
Which in sternest garb arrayed him:
lou take my lord ihe sun away,
And I know not wherj you have
laid
him."
80 it folded iU leaves and trembled, soi
As the hours of darkness passed it,
But at morn, like a bird in beauty shone,
For with pearls the dew had dressed it
Then it felt ashamed oi its detail thought
And Tain in Ihe dust would bide it,
For the night of weeping had jewels
brought,
Which the pride oi the lay denied it.
Vatclosota (Ua.) Telescope.
u o.,. ri ur rt
Fender, writes that she will be in Raleigh
Hay lOtli, - The lite - and aerrtces of Uer
distirurulalied hnsband will . be the sub
ject ol the address that day, by Walter
A. Montgomery, Esq., woo Das secured a
mass of valuable material.
. Senators Pleffer and Allen, J populists,
want CoXjv and his followers to hare a
hearing. fhef say, though their . ideas
may fa vit'.onary it is not beneath . the
ditrnity ol th Senate to hear them in
person and orally,
Cl'LlIB ITE1S OP MEWS.
A desperate fiht between the Daltno
gang and FedeaJ marshals has ocrured
in the Cherokee atrip. It is reporu-d ibat
eight persons were killed..
All is quiet at the mines at Birming
ham. Seventy new men hsve gone to
work.
The Presbytery ol North Alabama has
adopted a resolution overtureing die
General Assembly to appoint a committee
on Presbyterian unity.
Joe Pulley, a white man, of ltaleigh
has lieeu sent lo work on the public
road for six nionlbs tor b.-ating his
wilr.
Judging from our exchanges Hogg ami
sugar as a comhinutrou is In-iog more
talked about in Ti xs than "hog and
hominy," the old-time winter favorite.
If most of the revolts ag tinst the rule
of political Itosses wero not mere attenii.s
to enthrone a new boss more ol theoi
would succeed.
Il is said President Dole is at work uli
a constitution for Hawaii. He takes a
constitutional biacer every morning, and
a constitutional walk every afternoon.
Ten ol ihe fourteen applicants for li
cense as pharmacists passed eiamioatioti,
three being negroes. The percentage
giveh license is unusually large.
Mr Swanson, Democrat, of Virginia,
has introduced a bill to repeal the 10 per
cent, Stale bulk tax.
Gov. Waite's difficulties in Colorado
have Ik.'1-u settled by the Supreme Court
ill his favor and the officials who disput
ed bis authority have a heavy bill of costs
to pay, besides perhaps being in daugur
of oilier penalties for defying the Govern
or with arms iu their hands.
A voting boy in Mecklenburg count is
reported as dying from the effects of a
grain of coffee sucked into his windpipe
six vears ano. The grain has finally
lodged iu his lung, causing pneumonia
ami abscess of the lung.
The Charloile Observer has advices dial
th 111 in Woody, charged with being the
leader in the AlleL'haiiv lynching, for
w hom a reward of i.'fiKI was olfere I by
the Governor, has been captured. Bt
iiiisitious have lieou sent to the Governor
ol Virginia for all in that Stale who are
said to have take 11 purl in the lynching.
Tho foundation for the Confederate
monument at Kalcigh has been laid oil.
The base w ill Ik; '24 feet square. Mr. W
J. Hicks' is the superintendent of eoe
stmction. A Ualeigh man has been
given the contract, for pulling down the
foundation, which is two and a half net
thick. A II will lie iu readiness in three
week s
Absolutely
Pure
oroam .if tartar baking powrlor
Highest of all in leHvnning atrength.
I j a'i' kht United Statks Oovkrnuknt
Kood Hkport.
ItnVAi. Bakino I'uwnKB 'Co., 106 Wall
8t . N. V.
NOTICE !
I nth, we can make olhci' arnuii;f-
inctils, we will not send our CAKls on
the streets after lo-ilav. IMim siiul to
the store Monilny evcnini; for your liread
CKAHK HAKIM; ').
THE WORLD AND THE STATE
FOK 1.25.
Wn will semi the Nkw York Wef.ki.t
World ami Weekly statu one veur
each for $1.2,1 or the Weekly State two
years for $1. AiMress: The State,
Richmond, Vn
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To-IJny at 1 O'clock.
Of - the - Season
NUNN & MCSORLEY.
THORUQGH -0-- SANITATION.
The Water-Works
ForHewlBerne will be in operation in
a lew daya and I wish to annonnee to
tlie'PTJBLIO that I hare secured the
service a ot an experienced
MAN1TARY
and am thoroughly eqiilpped for
All Kinds of Plumbing.
hatit rrrns
for both not and cold water,
Waah-oo Closet, Kitchen links,
Lawn Sprinkling, and Pipe con
aotkm and flttlBs up for water
to any portion oi. Besidenoea,
-J work anops, c.
1- Good work inaranteed and as rea
sonable as It ean be don anywhere.
BRADHAM
A BROCK
? PEKSCEipTIONS :,. AT AHT
... , uoxnt 6v moHi"-;;-'i.'
Bakinc?
The Red Star
CLOTHIER.
It in not pricfM alone that you
vaut
BUT VALUES AS WELL
The Season for Spring
Suits, Neckwear and
Negligee Shirts is here
and we are offering some
exceptional Bargains.
The Latest Style Scarf, i.V
A Nobby Straw Hat, .Vtc
Men's Fast Mack 4 Hose,
A beautiful lue Negligee
Shirts, 1.(10
SPRINGSUITS
in all the I,
ami ( 'nlors.
ulesl St v les
til.
SOL
COHEN,
TIIK' KKI) ST A K
77 Middle SI reel
ti,i tiii i;u
New IJi-nic. N . ( '.
SEASONABLE HELPS
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Household Use.
Refrigreators,
Ico Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Wire Cloth,
Window Screws
And Doors,
AT
L. H CUTLER & CO S.
MY LINK OF
Zeiglers Shoes
ii.wi-: it 1; 1 1 ii'
llov liuinv liKirt.- itiloil ah' willi
ileliht at this iiitelli'jeii. :
A More Complete Line
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A:. CJIiilli'iiH" H1i?h
( nt ami I,
tu 1 1 1 1 . 1 .
V I III. Willllil ll
MI-
sihle
Zie-jler Shue ale luwr
ever befmv. hut .-till ilic
hih stainlanl iil'ei clli-tii
lllilll
SllllC
My Straw Hats
Have al-o an iveil- liiil il
( 'old to mention them.
1- t..,
W. I J. Hurrington,
67 Middle St.
Good Stock-Cood'.Work
This in the reputation I haVa aus-
taioed in New Berne for the past .1:1
years. Roail Maj. W. L. Palmer's
card bolow sa a rooent proof of the
fact.
I have now a workman of superior
skill, and between the stock I furn
ish and the wort he does, J can gu ar
antes- the tallest satisfaction. He
pairing a noecialty.
JiNU. MOSUKLirJ 1 ,
Boot & Shoe Maker.
THE CARD :
Six years ago John McSorley, ot New Bern,
made me a pair ot call boon. I havo worn
them lor all these year and traveled over
several Northern States; havo had them halt
soled once, and I am wearing them yet, and
they are good tor a year more.
W. L. PALMER.
New Berne, N.C. Sept. 30th, 1894.
PARTIEH
REPLANTING
POTATOES
can be supplied with
Houiton Early Bose
BY
F. Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROOEB.
NEW BERE, H. a
-A-
FINE LOT OF
SHAFER'S
Sugar Cured
Inst X11.
Small Pig Hams,
CHOICE
3RFAKFAST
STRIPS
AND
Small Shoulders.
N. C. Hams
Beautifully Cured,
onJjY i 1 " ors
Another large Invoice
of California Evap
atol Fruits lust in.
California Prunes lOo
" Extra. 15c
Pears lOo
Peaches 15c.
" pc4ed, 20c
Apricots 20c
Fancy Diied Apples 10c
Fancv Evapirated Ap- i
pies 15o
Another lot of those
Fine California Peach
es 31b standard goods
17
ONLY
cts A CAT
JOHN DUNH,
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