!f uncHor an Lire
C'ooliuiml from pg lit.
. ' r brrkfiw( thai momiot. Wall, about
two tours aAenrmrbk mew cam to Iowa
t t man had beca found tnurdrred and
r sJxxu fifty tool tnm tx Inn J. ruaJ
in an Mrur ouViau utv tu I'ooeta
navi, mrse inijea fuuib or Iowa.
Tle ahenll aunimooat- a pox anil lis
coroner sunuuoutd a Jurr aial at oaet set
out It the srerja. I waa ora of the tore,
ner"! Jury." i V found plain erktrik-es
thai Uk rana bad been drafted from lb
main road into tlx cart-way and there
niordared. Ilia throat wai cut and tut
wockeu rifled, . Be waa kleatificda Jaoea
w. iinxMnr, a well-to do cottoa planter
wio Utc4 mr gparta, oa to road to
tirceoTiUa. Ha was in town the night
of Um slight-of-usal peifarmaara, and
waa tWna, drunk and dieordeHT. and 1
thiak ha had aoma words with fctounder
during taa acting f oua ol U trickn.
lt proved, oa taa iniut, that
Stonader waa aean on tba wain it reel go
ing tcwarda tba hrer about 12 o'clork
that night.- It was proved aixo tint tbe
poliMmaa who had Broome in charge
nleaaed him by order o( tbe major, on
eonditioa that be would go straight home.
This ha did about half-pant eleven o'clork.
tiding honeback. He wm nearly aober
at that time, and fall? capable of managing
hia hone,' which wan notably h gcnile
,- - 'My ntgnt porter swears tint lie lot
Stounderia that night, at one o'clock.
It is to well known to necl no rof
1 Will SUM! UU CUVUIlVTt UUU. n uvu
sober, was notoriously good natural.
Now the only iierson who bad shown
any ill will to Broome was Stoumler. lie
b a passionate nun, as proved by two
gentlemen who took lesaoui in magic
from him - that night. He had high
words with them at their room in the
other hotel and also here in lu room
about half peat eleven that atmc night.
"Stounder tays he knows nothing of
the aaarder tlut his walking out st 12
'clock that night was on art-mint of lieuil
ache that the cool air oil' the river
soothed him, and after walking about an
hoar be returned to the hotel.
"But tbe stroDeest evidence azninrt this
man ia the finding of a bine silk handkerj
chief with a red square in lite centre,
Rioch torn and twiatxl, near the body of
Broome. Spectators at the performance
aay that they noticed specially this queer
Iiandkercnier; lor lie used it in tue per
formance of several tricks. Stouodcr Kiid
it waa like his but was not liis. When
asked to produce his, he mill tlint he hiul
soialaid it and did not know where it
waa. "4 w
"The trial will be to icluded to-dav 1
13 o'clock and I hare no doubt but tliat
' tbe verdict will be 'guilty.'
Painful thoughts came in my niiiul at
hearing this recital. Somehow 1 did not
believe that Stounder was guilty. 1 was,
hi tact sure of his innocence. I wi-lied to
do something for him but what could I
do. He was a stranger here so was I.
I went tip into tlie court room and
, pushed my way through tbe crowd till 1
reached a place from which 1 could sec
tbe prisoner. He liad an anxious core
worn lace; but 1 saw no signs of murder
there. He caught sight of me. i I is coun
tenance brightened. lie evidently re
membered me.
Just then the jury came in with their
verdict. It was "guilty." The poor
(nan fell back in his chair and swoone I.
A physician was called who soon restored
the man o consciousness.
Tbe judge pronounced sentence iind
appointed a clay three months hence for
the execution.
I went back to the Intel sul n: heart
and with gloomy feelings. Tint afternoon
I obtaineupermission to visit the prisoner.
He seized my kind with eauernis-. Hi
countenance lighted up. lie v with
rapid utterance:
'I saw you this moiriiiu m Hie court
room. Your face showed belief in my
innocence. 1 think L lime .en you 1 e
fore somewhere Wa .t . Columbia.
C. where 1 showed two month- alter
leaving herejust liel'orc I was nrrc-i. tly"
"Xo," said I, "it was lien at your pe;
formance, the night ol' ti.ni- duitli."
'Ah," he sigheil, ' Then m ivlw. yoa can
yet say a good word for mr."
"But," said I. ' have you any objection
to tolling me what vou did anil where you
went that night, after the iieilbrmancc?''
"I have nothiui,' inorc to tell," he ini.--wered,
"than 1 havfi already told to m
lawyer, except this one thing I believe
that the handkerchief found near Broome's
bod) was mine. 1 bought it in 1'aris. 1
don't believe there is another one like it
in the United Slates. The on'v lie 1 told
in the whole matter was about that hand
kerchief. I lost it that night of t lie per
formance. Borne one picked it up some
one who murdered Broome."
Turning suddenly to me and looking
me squarely in the eye, he slid: -Do
you really believe tliat I nm inm cent?"
My answer was prompt: l sncciei
do." 5 ''Then," said he. "you can save an
innocent man from death time will pro
duce the real murderer.'' "Howi1"' 1
said. "Listen," said he: "Promise me to
be here on the day set for execution and
have with you, hidden carefully under
your overcoat, an old large jacket and an
old fur can. Keep close to the carriage
in which I sliall be conveyed and when
you hear an uproar in the crowd mingled
with oaths and cries of -murder :' push up
to tbe carriage and hand me the jacket
and cap rhat is all I want promise roe,
on the nonor of a gentleman, and I shall
feel easy.''
I readily gave him the promise, and
soon alter left him, in a quiet ar.d gentle
frame of mind.
Ill'
Again in Tarboro'. Three months
hare passed. Tbe town is thronged with
people of all ageo, colors, sexes. As the
time for tbe execution draws near the
great mass of humanity moves slowly to
wards the old field on the outskirts of the
town where tbe gallows bad been erected.
I did not follow them ; but lingered near
the jail. About three hundred people
had waited there. This number was
more than doubled as soon as the prison
doors were opened and the condemned
- man was led forth. He was placed in a
small, low, one-horse wagon, with his
coffin for a seat By him bat the sheriff
' and four or five guards. A guard of
twenty men walked, tea on each side,
near the wagon.
- The cortege passed slowly down the
- street into Mam street - There m any
more joined the funeral procession, so
-" that now there seemed to be nearly a
' thousand ' peopled They pushed apd
' struggled and hustled one another, to get
" afehtof the victim. They became very
OOHrepwvus muu uuiutvr. iu niietui
eould do nothing in the way of quieting
: tnem, aad he finally gave it op.
- 4 Tbtis paaaing along we came to a turn
John T. MacBae, Druggists, . Raleigh,
N. C Writes: - "Some of the cores made
by the Japanese Pile Cure is wonderful
and from my dealings with yon for .the
neat rears. I know roar enarantee it
pwfectllfood.", -
i street, the lot torn, for fh galioa
of ia a'ght. The pnsooer a'
waa aow ia e'ght. Tbe prnoaer
bowed dewa w:tb hia ku ia hia haao
and elbows oa kueea. . II waa aot
shackled. Tbi, 1 attcrvtanla kwraedi
waa at hia earnest aad urgMt rqu be
begiriBf to have his limba fraa jm oace
store beftm h k-ft the wori J.
- As I was looking at him, be rahnl bb
head. Ilia eyra fell apo) roe, 1 wm
eloae to the wagon with overeusl aa
buttoe4 hoi arms folded over it. , A'Ule
1 was gtslag I brtud behind me a deep,
mattered run", and the souad of a blow.
(Jutba broke forth at once sod a aboulius
and yelling ol "murderf" "moider!"
Tbe waoa was halted. Ibe sberifl'
iumrl down Tbe twenty guard H
kwked lack. Utt a flaob ol ligbtoiog
Sloaader leaped ftooi the WLgoa up m
m. trarii-g open my overcoat and grasp
ing tbe jacket andean dixipprared ia the
crowd. I arose from the sronnd feeling
somewhat ruffled t tbe lude condirt
But lutHaeut's reflection showed me
that this was a ruse to divert suspicion
fiom me.
The cries and onihs hud teased very
suddenly; but now lie sheriff voics is
ueanl :
"Where is tl . prisoner !"
luuietliate s .irvh through tbe crowd
wu ouvle. Tin- people seemed as anxious
to catch the i tan as the officers were.
They were going to be deprived of Uieir
exjiected sport.
Ys l was walking about throuiih tlie
crowd I came up n the aberiff who was
baking questions uf a beut-up old man who
was liooblini; with great difficulty, the
slieriff bad asked him if he hud seen the
prisoner pus along .
L ''No,'' said the old m in, in a thin.
piping voice, indicating gieat leeb'eoe-s.
"1 liaint seen nolsxlv ss I don't know
no pris'ner." And on lie went with head
bent low and tegs trembling from exiienie
old age, I glaia-etl at tlie old man care
tully. tit wore a large oUtjaeJut ami Jar
mp! 1 lie trkk liad.succeetleil- and tlie
magician was now on the stage, peitorui
ina ! I passed hi ill a tew Icet and turned
to liave a better view. He noticed my
stopping, and, misii g Ira head slightl.
motioned with one arm for me to o m .
I saw the point and walketl on. A lew
minutes afterwards, on turning au-oii. 1
Could not see him. I lo iked lor hi in but
aaw him no more.
The next diy I was busy in my regular
linj of work, ami the day following 1
w ent to Kocky Mount. Tin re I look
the cars lor Baltimore. Going into ihe
smoking car, I saw to my astonishment,
the little old nmn in the lur lapuml
jacket all btnt up on his scat, smoking u
short pipe. I took a seat on the opposite
side in trout of hiin ami locked 'j.u k at
him. lie nas muttering lo himself, a
old people will, and I caught these whims:
"My ide oomaii svz I've got no sense
si'Z 1 aileis tell everuliing 1 know: but
Still I v don't know 'oout me. I km keep
my mouth -hot and I want iiiyripi;ds to
keep thern shct too." I took the hint
and did not notice Inm any more.
Wc weut on to Baltimore togctlar.
A-t 1 piiNsed him when I was getting oil
the irin there, I threw my car. I into his
lap, lie placed los hand over it im
mediately but ditl not look up.
The uext day nbmit nine o'clock in
the morning while 1 was at the s ore, it
card was handed me with the address
' Jacob Koorbach, Berlin." I went into
the ottice to see my visitor. A hand
somely dressed man with black moii-lnchc
anil sitle whiskers bowed as 1 entered.
"Mi. Arat Iici. 1 -oppo-e,' he sa il. I
bowed. "Knot buch. at present," lie ad
ded, touchiiit! himself on the breast II s
accent was (icrmaii evitleu'lv a nat e.
lie stood looking tixeilly lit iik o
Ioiit, in lac!, that I was linved to n-k :
"Can 1 do aii)thlni4 lur yon. Mr. linor
b tt h ?''
'Ureal heavein! man." he exclaimed,
"could yttii tlo any more than oii have
lone? Itenieinber sitomider, the mugi
cian." 'fhe tones ot his vo.ee. wIkii
speaking these words. recalled tin
escaped prisoner. 1 grasped hi- hands
an I cordially congratulated him
The next day lie sailed for Kniope.
lHtore lie went. In; tell Ins J-.iuopean
adores.-, with inc.
A b jut a mcinh afterward;:. 1 rein I a
long acci unt in the llailiuioic .un of the
capture of the re d murderer of lirooaie
lie v;.s tiied, condemned aud executed
1 wrote "H jorbach' i lie next day alter
seeing the account in tlie Sun and sent
linn me paper. In due time 1 goi a
giatetiii answer, he wrote that he was
inaktiig the lour of the continent a a
magician and was "gathering in the
shekels," us i.e. expressed it.
He returned about twelve mouths al
terwar.ls. 1 le c one at on. e ta llali inioiv
and presented me with an cieoant gohl
watch, lull jewelled, worth ?."U0.
1 took him down to Tarboio" on my
next trip and intioiluced htm to I .e
sheiill'. .Mr. Moundi-i- was the li-.ll of the
day aud nceived coULri'atu.alioiis all
aroiiud.
Harbor In the Far North.
Tho plan of constructing a large
Russian naval port on the borders
of the Arctic ocean, close to the Nor
wegian iron tier, where the sea is
free from Ice during the winter on
account of the gulf stream, is not by
any means abandoned. The 'plan
also comprises the building of a new
railway from Uleaborg, the norther
ly terminus of the Finnish railways.
to the port in question. This rail
way wiil be about four hundred and
seventy miles long, and its terminus
will be either at the Peschang bay,
close to the Norwegian frontier, or
'at Port Wladlmir. There are no
serious engineering difficulties in
tho way of such a railway, and as it
will bo built on a cheap system,
much used in Finland, the cost
would only amount to some 2,700
000113,000,000.
TOUR GOOD HEALTH,
TJ it you're a suffering wo
I 1 Jf.maa, demands Doctor
f JSf Pierre's Favorite Pra
J " it scription. There's no
f fJ other medicine like It,
J trt" for women i pecnliar
I I tils. Ho matter bow
( f distressing your synp-
I toms, It reheres your
V aches and pains, and
I tf faithfuUy osed will
t I brins a permanent
I cure In every ehroolo
weakness or dersnse-
ment, fa eatarrbal faflammaWon, and in the
displacements of women.
Wmt LOmtt,0.
. Ds. B. V. France: Dear fitr Icea cberr-
fnllj reeommttd rota raluable medicine, the
revenie rnsjnpBoa," lo euirermf xemsies.
Three rests in my beajth beoaine so poor
that I wss eoarcely able to help with tbe house.
now duties, i was penuadea to try tout
medicine, end 1 parohssed six bottles. That,
with the local treatment roa adrknd, aude
me etroof and welL
Myeiar has used It la the family with Uka
ia tba
THCT1KI AITEI III
The
vTaasea f Lexlaxiaa ' Taklac
' Active Keaaaraa Afalast Cat. '
r Bmkiaridn V J"
Lkiinotox. Kj May 11. Th
women of this city intend to
dernonatrato their protest
(ratnst the reuominationot VoL
Breckinridge- tr arranginfr for
a big reception in honor of Wm.
C. Owen, the principal oppo
nent of the colonel, when he
comes here to address ths elec
tors some day next week. -
Fight boxes in . the opera
houses will be filled ,with re
presentative women of the
Bluegrass region who seldom
take any part in politics. A large
delegation of the same sex will
occupy the main part of the
house. A petition is being num
erously signed by the women
of this city, who pledge them
selves to atteml the meeting.
Already the feminine oppo
nents of Col. Breckinridge are
boycotting the merchants who
support his candiac and others
are diamissing their family
physicians for the same reason.
A FREE TEST
MUNSON'S
Homoeopathic Family Medicine Co.
WBl thraiffc their afrnta ia ihb city, diatribe m
Dottles m incv
RHEUMATISM CURE
We claim to ban a poMlivc care for this pataM aa4
sou comBoa comDUiat. and ia onler t omva that
our claim it gtaawe, w makt tS abm osar, aa
now is yam oppanuntty, if you an a euffermT from
Rhcumautm, to tt the raltw of th graatatt KiMiiav
atiftm I'urt at the mat absolutely free. It Is cntircil
hsrvilest, and does not contata any ol tne tnittnoai
drags usually used in the treatment of this disease
Th (r i.inKutinB will continue lur two weeks. Out
aaenu will also dtsu-ibute free oo cttpies of our medio
, i. n. . li. .1. I L .k.
puDUCatlon. tnt runny iiuliu,, ntue www mm
Will prove of great value in every bums.
A'tl to V . IH'KKV, f)rujiyi.si.
S'e IV i nr. N. ('. in 8 3m
Admumtr'
ioticB
Iliivin (iuilifK-il us iKlminixtiHtttr of
C. 11. rlctclicr, (Iol-ciw.1, lute ol t raven
County, N. ('. this is to notify all er-
sous laving flaunts ntuinst tttu estate ot
t;il I lltK'P8S(Hl to exhibit 1 11(111 to (lie 11 H-
(li-r-imied on or before tlie IStli (lay ot
May. or this nolice will be plond
in lur ot recovery All persons lndclite.l
!o s.ihI cstitto will plrnsu linikc inilili'iti
ate pay i lient .
II. L. CIIIBS. A.lniini.-triilor.
Tliii May 12th. 1891.
WE ARE IN IT"
ON THE FOLLOWING:
Cast Iron Sewer Pipe.
Terra. Cntta Sewer an I Drain Pipe,
lialviiiiizpd antl Black Pie.
liatlt I! 'Mini Oulits Complete.
I lose -unci Ijian Sprinklers.
In fart everything needed for littin! your
house with venter.
Get our prices before buying, and
HAVE MONEY.
J. J. DISOSWAY & CO.
43 Craven Street.
mlOloi
UYMGTHE CORNERSTONE
Of the Confederate Monument at
lialetjih May the 22d, 1894.
Piussenjjer Department,
A. .V N. C. It. Hd. To Agents:
The following rates will apply lo the
above from your station to Goldsboro and
return. Tickets to be sold May 20th and
111 st, sjtiod to return to May 2ltli inclu
sive: Knot
Morehcad City
Wilihvoid
Newport,
Ilavcloek.
Croatin,
Itiveitlilc,
New Heme.
Tuscaroru,
Pkom
Core creek 1.08
.1.08
3.30
3.04
'1 80
Dover,
1.40
Caswell,
Kinstn;i.
Falling cr'k
i (intone.
1. 2l
1.04
.SO
..10
.36
ZM lies.,
1.32
MHitarv conutanie in iniilVirnt or rnmi
lar onT-ini'.-il ilsncilllions of Vplnrnno On
or more on one solid tieUct, two and one
nail cent per mile lor round trip, or one
and a ipiarter cents per mile traveled.
S. L. DILL, Sup't.
MY LINE OF
Zeigler's Shoes
HAVK AUHIVKDJ! ! !
How many lieu Ls will palpitate ivith
(tenant at tins 111I21 licence.
A More Complete Line
-OF
Lrwlien, JMisses'
& CJhiltlrens' Shoes
IIu,'h Cut and Low Cut, would be impos
sible to find.
Ziegler Shoes are lower in price than
ever before, but still they koep the same
high standard of excellence.
My Straw Hats
Have also arrived but it in too
Cold to mention them.
"YV. JL. 13 arr ing ton,
67 Middle St.
PAHTOTO. PLASliwOlNG
PAPEEHTG. ;
. - . , j
Having permanently located in
New Berne, I offer my service to
the pnblic in the line of Painting,
Plast:coing and all kinds of Pa
per Hanging. . - .. . . ? '
Qooil work and reasonable
prices guaranteed. . Ulve. mo a
trial anil I will endeavor to suit
you. i ' i . ' J .'. ..
Address,' or Call, at Sesidence
Ho. 78, corner Metcalf and 27ew
Streets. . -' ' 0. C. KUfO.
aiitf.
Watlraala Xsrket Caaatrr Frwdsee
lire stall fed eattle, S 1-Ial, mrm led.
taSe irnanl beef taS.
Boeeai -10. (
Corn, file. '
- Chickens 6taS5e pair,
' ttcka, Ebk. dtafttXk, Maaoory iOaBOc.
4 tm 7 So. -
ftcld ptwAblaekxIajlasOk and apecUed
B0 a 60 Mack-tye 75- ;
Jeeee, ,&cs0c. - .
Hit tea Dry flint, Scu irr salt to sreea
Hc,:deer4iio 0c. . . ... ,
reaaarts. -OOafMcta - .
Wool 10 to 15c. . ' - - , ' . '
Pork, fresh, Saec. " '
Potatoes, Tarn tOaCOq tfauiaa 80ca4a
Lara lie laM
(Xd 8heep, tSafS.
Frrah Pork not wanted. '
That oily and rouoh skin (urrd. aad
the fa- and hands beautided by John
son's Oriental Soap; medicated and high
ly petiamea.
HOTELS.
NEW BERNE HOUSE.
'Brntoil. H..CL..-
3. II. MANN, Prop.
Fle&sant Location New Manage
ment Good Accommodations
Attentive Servants
Terms Reasonable.
Bathing Houses Free.
VIltl.IINI A. DAltE
Hotel,
B-aufort, N. C-,
Dr. W.T. ltobinsou, Prop.
Frontn ttip 8omul antl the Oottan bcyontl.
Cool Breezes almost without Intcmilaalon.
StllteU alike to rtciunire attekera or Commer
cial Travellers.
Tile house 18 thoroughly rejiiveuutetl. well
furnished antl caiitet43tl tliroujrhout.
mr ttl
MOUNT MITCHELL
IIOTEI
Illueli: Mountain, ?I."
Unsurpassed Scenery, Water,
Air, and Fare.
Terms lieasonablo.
Opens May 1st, 1894.
W. D. S PRAGUE, Prop.
lyUailroad, Telegraph and Post
Offices near the door. ml5tf
j( mmissinner's hi of Eeil PsUti,
ParnDt to a judgment render
ed at February Term, 194 of Craven
Superior Court ia na action entitl
ed Elizabeth Black v. C. Kenoedj
tiatntlioD ec gia., tbe uodertigned
Connnissioner will sell by public
auction at tbe Conrt Bouse Door in
Or avenOonty , N.0. 00 the 28th daj
of May, 1891, between the h nr ol
12 o'clock M.andL' o'clock, P. M
to tbe bigbent bidder for cash, tbe
following described real eatate. to
wit: Situated in the GUv of New
Berne, in tbe County i.nd State
aforesaid) beginning at the cornet
of Johnson and Hancock Streets,
running South 48 feet on Hanoook
Street, then East 133 feet with tbe
line of St. ijobne Lodge, then North
48 feet to Johnson Street, then
with said Johnson Street to tbe
beginning; being parts of lots No.
32C & 325 according to the plan of
tbe uitv ot New Berne. This April
29th 18!4.
H. L. Gibbs,
Commissioner.
Apr. 28 30 d
TREPABE TO KEEPoi7
J.C.WIiitty
Has Just Received a Supply of
SHEPARD'S
Lightning Ice Cream Freezers,
White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers.
A DTIA Ice Cream
r m I I mf Freezers.
Prices Lower
THAN EVER.
No. S3, 25 & 87
Craven. rSfeet.
NEW BERNE. N. C.
13 'JN'T FORGET
Boraiine
AND;
LEWIS' SHOES
For Sale ty J. F. TAYLOR
Here are some of the Good Things
; of life you can find there: ? ,
1st. Cool Oil, Jolmnv Boap the best aU
round aoaD In the world.
Sad. Boraxina, the woman's Mend. It cleant
bleaebaa and make wumng eaay. ; ;
SAMPLES FREETRY1T.H
ad. Saim taalwwr rellalile. ' -4th.
Aanwatock oM.il. I.nwla Coa'shoe.
the best ever brought to iliia market tor the
money aee them. ' . 1
Mh. For a tonio, try Hires Root' Beer, Ba
Tarian, Btcnii, Pilner and PortneT'a Import
ed Oinger Ale, Browa'i Stoat aad Basse Ale,
ajwayson quo. . - i .
HI. V S ,1.1 Mm tin.AMUH
O. 1. C Man battel XXXX Monosjram and
Maryiana asai teres, rnre moaniaut Cora
aad tfranaies 01 ranoas ainaa. . v vv.
. lour Anxloui to Ploaae,
. J AS. F. T ATX OB.
U4 a Middle street. . -
NOTICE I
' UktiIi we can make other arrange
ments, we wm not send oar. CARTS on
the streets after to-day. - Please send to
the itore Uooday evening for jour bread,
;t'i t, 1 CLAlUi BAKKQ CO. :
The Red Star,
clothier;
It Is not prices alone that yon
want ;.,.?',-, : v;--: " .
BUT VALUES AS WELL
Thfl Season-for. Spring
Suits, Neckwear ana .
Negligee Shirts is tere
and we are offering some
exceptional Bargains.
The Latest Style Scarf, 25c
A Nobby Straw Hat, 50c
Men's Fast Black i Hose, 20c
A beautiful line Negligee
Shirts, 11.00
SPRING SUITS
(In all the Latest Styles
and Colors.
Clive u n. Jall.
SOL COHEN,
TUB RED STAK CLOTHIER
77 Middle Street,
New Heme, N. C!
Trade Remember
I have reduced the
prices on Luiillard
Snuff.
SSB ME.
Jb". ULRICH,
Wliolesixle (irocer.
THOROUGH -0- SANITATION.
The Water-Works
For New Berne will be In operation in
a tow daya and I wish to announce to
therPUBLin that 1 have secured he
services ol aa experienced
SANITARY
FJL.X7310EK
and am thoroughly oqnipped for
All Kinds of Plumbing.
BAT II TUBS
for iKth hot tuin cold wator,
Waah-outi losots. Kitchen sink
Lawn Sprinkling, and Pipe con
nection and fatting up for water
to any portion ot Kesidencea,
Work sbopa, Ac.
tir Good work urunranteed and as rea
sonable aa It can bo Uono auywlicre.
Good Stock-Good Work
Tnifl ia the reputation I Lava soa
tained in New Berne for the past 83
veara. Bead Mai. W. L. Palmer'a
eard below aa a reoent proof of the
taot.
I have now a workman of superior
skill, and between the stock 1 furn
ish and the work he does, I can guar
antes the fullest sati&f action, lie
pairing a eMiecialty.
JNO. MoSORLEY,
Boot & Shoe Maker.
THE CARD I
Six years ago John HcSorley, of New Bern,
made me a pair ot calf boots. I bare worn
them for all these years and traveled oyer
senral Northern States; have had them half
soled once, and I am wearing; them yet, and
they are good for a year more. :
W. ti. PALMKlt,
Hew Berne, N.C. Sept. SOth, 18M.
SPRING & SUMMER
'.' . SPORTING GOODS.
Ia stock and ordered at short
notice;. :, r
' Air Riffles, Balla, Boxing Gloves
Brass Beels, Croquets, Garden
Sets, Fishing Tackle, Hammocks,
Hammock Spreaders. Hammock
Hopes, Doll&and Toys. ' i
f Lawn Tennis Goods for -Boys
and Girls. ' . t t,-.-., '.
I Tricyojes from 15.00 to tl0.00.
Velocipedes from $2.50 to 15.00.
flUNN & r.lcSORLEY.
Confectioners & Tobacoonist.
FOR SALE.C
1 The' tract of LJlND, lcuown as the
Vom i ACRE SQUARE, ha South
Front and End Streets, Whole or I'art,
f Apply to
Oommissioner's Land ; Sale.
'The undersigned having been appoint
ted br the , Superior 5 O'urt . of Craven
oouQty its (ommi&Biutier to sell the landr
described In tbe complaint in the action
Dendine therein where Macon Uryan is
Plaintiff and Lafayette Dudiey and wife
are, Defendants, as will more fully appear
from the judgments in said action, will
offet for sale at the court Bouse floor in
tbe city of Newbem, on ' Mondar June
4.1894, at the hour of twelve M. to the
highest bitlder for each, the land, describ
ed in the said jttdirment to-wit: T5 acres
adjoining the hinds of Freeman II. Gas
trins, Joshua for, and other?, lying in
Craven county. 1 - ' ; ' ' ' ',' f t V
? This May Oth, 1894. -
.. .. . ,1 - . ' W. D.McIVEIl.
,-, i.;t r": .! i .' Commissioner.
Yacht Sails
Li X . : I l .
Send 6c (utamps) far new Illustrated
I . ls
Tl s t,a. V . H .S.
CEO. B. CARPENTER AV YO.
207 to 211 So. Water SU
ESTABLISHED 1809.
PALMER, RIVEfJBUlla & CO.,
Successor to C. S PALMER,
Wholesale Commission Merchants
FOB Till 8 A LB OF
SOUTHERN' FRUITS fc TRUCK.
Berries, Peaches, Grapes. IMTalons and
Vegetables.
3Wntermelons JSc Mtawberriea n. Kpocinlty
186 REiDE HTREEf, PKrT YORK.
KKXF.RKNCKS -Clialliain National Bank, N. T., Cominerrial Affpnrtrn ami all Principal
Truck Slilpppm.
13 it. II. . HYATT'S
SAKTATOR.IU1H
JCitiHton, rv. C
-Diseases of the Eye
Received
A LAROK LOT OF THOSE
N. C HAMS
That I am selling at '
13. 1-3 cts. per lb.
tVT.fin TRY A RRI. CV MY !
hjs a atv x stub jji v m
PLOUB,
IT ONLY C03TS YOU
$4.50 PER BBL
And there is none better made.
To my COUNTRY friends I
would say drive right in the
rear of my store, where you
. will find STABLES FEEB.
My prices are low,' my dealings
are just give me a trial and I will
guarantee . satisfaction or refnnd
ail money, -t A
Respeotfully,
J." H. Parlcer, Jr. .
. NO. 77 BEOAD ST.
Weddings.
. ... .
-00-
W, fl. & B. 8. Tuckeb & Co., . r
i- i. ; . Ealeigh, N. C.
Are destrons of particularly di
recting your attention to their
excellent assortments of .. "
slL.Ii.s.. r-
-1 JD re s s Goods, ,
' p s. . Underwearr,S;
4 CJoraets, Bhoei ',y
, Paras ols
and other outflttings that !are by
custom necessary for bridal outfits
i They send 8arrnics,offcr sugges
tions, send articles on approval,
and make up your dresses- in tho
most stylish manner equal to
parts made gowns and at moder
ate prices. "
; ; Keady Made Tailor-flni shed
suits are also offered in more ap
proved styles, i ' . - . ' r
Correspondence by inail or a per
sonal call is solicited. Estimates
furnished. - - " - .
f.I-Jt'E.S.TlICffl.&Ca
J; J. DAXTEll.
-' Has Just Received a Fine Line of
QEIIT3 TJNDEET7EAE
r , : - Including FLANNELS. - -
A Nice Lot of
Patent Leather Shoes.
- A new lot of sample STRAW DATS
going at 50 cents ou the dollar.
' JIaldies Oxford Shoes a Specialty.
J. J. lJAXTEItaT
and QifTfiiif
Wc nialc a sptcaltjr ol h.gh-clisj Yawht Sails and Rlintlnf it '
prim very much rlow those oblsuublt on the Jcibuaid. Also
Comrlcte Outfits For Flsncrmcn.
C .4 a. Ji.us.iUM rJ Hntir tSaft&l rA taVs mill OlhfDll
..a .t . m Aas, ha rVsmnk4 aftaal laf
Flags arxl
Tepts n-L .
sAVariijc -
tGoods. v
CataJogus of SaOa and Marine
' CHICAGO, I UJ
and General Surgety.-
E. S. STREET.
Has Tast, Xtecoivea
A n k T W t A T aO
Westebfi horses
v" AND
And Defies Competition, as to
Prices.
JUST RECEIVED
A Car Load of '
Western Flour
BS . JS a... H M . . .
illlClili UU1U IlllO iik, I i IP'
lltllAAV fflATM . thA Mff.lISS
A. CAR . LO A O OF
New urieaas iLiolasses,
right off the farm in
Louisianna, from first
hands. ' .
"Also a full stock of other Groc
eries and farmers supplies, for sale
cheap. Call and see me, it will
pay you. :
SEASONABLE HELPS.
. . Lfou
Household Uso.
Refrigrt tors,
Ice Cream Freezers,
. . Water Coolers,
Wire Cloth,
' Window Screens
And Doors,
AT-
l n c
n. Z. GO'S.
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