Daily
J
HE
QURNAL.
VOL. XIII. NO. 98.
NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY. JULY 29, 1894.
PRICE 5 CENTS
BUSINESS LOCALS
SINGING. CfcAflfWHl be permanent
ly liegun at the Acadeuy buildihgf Werl
uesdny cveniti" at half past eight o'clock.
2t Mrs. W. B. Hill..,
PARTIES contemplating IraveUiBB,
S. 11. Street. He lias sooietftirif; new in
the accidental line.
FOl! iiius, Sprains, Rlicuinutism and
Congestions use lierry's ten cent Pormit
Plaster. ,jy25-lw.
FOR RKNT. House and Lot corner oi
Pollock an l German streets. Apply on
the premised to Miss Lizzie Oliver. 23tf
CALL at Once. I have received a large
line of samples of Wall Paper direct frpin
ihc hutory. They will le on exhibition
lour days. I'urt'es wishing to order will
please select Ir.mi samples liefore they are
returned. R. BehRY. jy 21tf
FOR KKNT:-lwellin- No. 124 Pol
lurk strejl, ailjoining my residence.
jullHit 15. U. Daves i'obt.
STKNO.iliAl'llY and Type Writing
Miss liaclnl V. Brown tenders her services
to ihc public a-i Stenographer and type
wriirr. S'l.- i-.ni h: lonnd at the olliee of
Mr. o. II. (hiion, vc r the Citizens BankJ
Iwi ,ren III.' lours 10 a. in. and 5 p. in.
ivi'i ini
M At 'illN'K and bund made brick ill any
Huiini ity for side. Applv to Chas. Keiz
onsicin.' or Joseph I,. Halm. u28 tf.
MONKY saved is inoncv made. Buy
voiir MndirineH at Mine's Drug Store.
You will save money every purchase.
Quality gtur.mUx.tl. A trial will eoiiv'n -n
von.
W11KN r.oruxiiie is
directions :i thin1 "I
used lu-cordiug to
the l.ilior and the
cost ot'soap in ordinary washing is saved.
Samples free at .1. K. Taylor's.
LOCAL NEWS.
NK W A I) VNHTISKMh'NTS.
Hmvnni.
T. J. Turner Chiiiw.
Mrs. W. R. Hill -Singing (Muss.
A. q. Holladny, Pres. -College etc.
Fiirni.Ts mid Merchants Hunk -Statement.
Prol. K. 1'. Mcndonhtill- ''nllegiule In
stitute. Rev. R. W
the Raptist
Spiihnan will pleach at
church morning and even-
ing.
Win. A. (iaskilt was examined betorc
Mayor Ellis yesterday and bouud over to
court in thu sum of 4100 fir assault on
"fn's. "luinl-t'alhor Mr. Jos. 'i.iskill.
Mrs. L, R. Stanly accidentally fell in
the yard ut her liome and came near
breaking her hi. No bones -were broken
hut the jar was severe n-iil will necessi
tate her keeping her bill or seveilil days.
These hot days make Fowler's bath
houses opposite New Berne very popular;
crowds c-oss the terry every nfieinoon
and enjoy the luxury of u oath in
tin in.
Col. A. C. Davis has resigned the Su
peri nt cadency of Davis Military school
which he founded at I.iG range and niter
wards moved to Winston. His brother
Col. Jefferson Davis assistant Superinten
dent, succeeds him. Col. Davis' resigna
tion is on account of ill health. This
cause of resignation adds to the regret
which Col. Davis' great number of
friends and admirers leel at his retire
ment. We thought the telegraph operator at
Jacksonville who asmt waked by the
boiler explosion in the Parmelee saw mill
was a pretty sound sleeper, but he is out
done by an express messenger named Ed
ward Stevens, of Water Valley, Miss.
, While dozing in his chair Mr. Stevens
fell from the car door and was not waked
up. He was missed and after the ca
bad gone twenty five miles a searching
party wa9 sent back tor him and he was
found still sleeping within two feet of the
track. The train n running forty
miles an hour when ho fell off but he
escaped with a few minor bruises. The
Press despatches of the 27th tell this
story.
Church Services.
Centenary Methodist Church Rev F.
D. Swindell, ,P. E. Services. 11 a. m.
and 8 p. in. Prayer meeting 9:20 a. m.
Sunday school 4 p. m., J. M. Howard,
Supt.
Christ Church- Rev. T. M. N. Gorge,
rector. 10th Sunday alter Trinity. Holy
-communion 7:45 a. m. Service and serm-
on 11 a. m.. Ever ing prayers 0:15 p.m
Sunday school 5 p. in. Sunday school
at the chapel 9:30 a. m. The public
-cordially invitod.
Baptist Church Services at 11 o'clock
. ni. and 8 n. in. conducted by Rev. B.
W. Spilmnn of Weldon, N. C. Sunday
school at 4 p. m., J. B. Holland. Bupt
Church ol Church Communion serv
ice at ten o'clock and Sunday school at
four o'clock.
He York -Truck Quotations by Wire.
Messrs. Palmer Rivenburir & Co., ol
New York, telegraphed the following
quotations lor that city last night.
Potatoes, $1.?5 to 12.00: Swogtsyellpw
2 BO to 8.0;.red,' tl.SO to 18.00; (water
melons large, 18c to 25c; medium, 12 to
16c; uiuskinetods, ':75c to $1,75 grapeg
cliampion carriers, $1.50 to $1.75 baskets
85c to 00c; Ives, hoc to sue. -'
Water Works Fire Alarm SlRuals.
' After an alarm' of fire baa been sent iu,
trie following signals win ue ooserveu uy
"engineer or water worlds: .
1 tap, keep, stand-pipe pressure up.
- II uiub uumu uuraii ijiuuku um.ai.
2 taps, shut off direct , pressure and
ump in suna-plpe.
8!taps, fire out. '.'.
1 ' Chief Fire Department,
RIVERSIDE YARDS
nd-Pet Antaiftl Frm of
, F. K. Hew & Co.
A visit to Mr.- Wm Dunn's farm will
ijonf show"1he' preparations lor the pool
ktrj yards, dog kennels, Ac, which lie
and Mr. F. E: Hem are to run under the
firmname of F. E. Hege and Co., in a
good state of progress.
Mr. Hege's residence, one which would
duly grace any part of the city is nearly
finished, the houses for the birds and ani
mals are completed and the majority of
the yards are neatly fenced off with woven
wire fencing as they will be used.
There are twenty-seven of the poultry
houses each one near Uie centre of its
yaid. The yards arc 50x150 feet. There
are six dog houses and yards, a pet ani
mal house 85x50. two stories high, and
with a cellar in which the incubators will
be run.
The yards have an avenue ten feet wide
leading through the centre from the read
to the river and also a cross avenue of the
same width. There will be a cook bouse
for the pots, clover patch for the rabbits,
a wind-mill and water tank will keep
pipes which run to all the yards tilled
with water which will be constantly Mow
ing from the pipes and then away when
n.it used, and every convenience will be
supplied for all the little inmates birds
ami minimis.
The gale to the main entrance will he
a tine one as also will lie the sign which
will surmount the gate. The sign is
large and elegant, gold lettered on blue
sand back ground.
The si-ti leads: "Riverside Kennels
and Stock Yards, F. E. Urge and Co.,
New Berne, N. O. This is the side of the
sign towards uie ioai, which conse
quently greets the visitor as he euters.
The reverse which presents itself to the
visitor view as he is leaving reads "Come
md see us again." We were informed
Hint the sign cost $50.
Wo '.iuve not so far alluded to the bull
frogs quarters. As we have previously
announced, a pond of about one acre in
extent at the rear will lie devoted to hull
frogs and they are expected to pay a
handsome protli. Mr. Dunn is now cor
responding to get information about the
different breeds, &c, tiir l! it known
that even in a wild Stale there are vari-
ties of bull-frogs the same ns theie are ol
chickens, and Mr. Dunn no doubt means,
like he docs in everything, to .have the
best that is going. Deis the only man
we believe that brought World's Fair
prize winning chickens to this section.
The place chosen is an admirable one
tor the business and it will soon be one
of the most interesting places around to
visit. Indeed it is be 'inning to' lie quite
interesting even now. Mr. R. I,. Sim
mons, editor of the Tar Ib el lViiltrvnmn,
of Sbelliy, who vi-iteil ii while the en.
impmeiit was in progress was highly
pleas d with what he saw.
Mr. Hege is an experienced man at the
business and Mr. Dunn has b.'eu success
ful at whatever ho has undertaken. We
look lor nothing but a go id career for the
River Side Kennels and Poultry Yards.
Com in? and (joiner
Mr M. D. W. Stevenson and family are
back from Morchead.
Mr A. Hatchett of the Durham Times
is in the city. He returns to-morrow. He
is getting out a good neat paper, mechan
ical and otherwisa, We hope the Times,
Hatchett is sharp tnough to hew its road
to success.
Miss Beulah Fodra, of Be.uifoit, and
Miss Susie (Jaskill of the city, who took
the round trip on pleasure on the large
three-mast Schooner Jennie Tomlinson,
Capt. Joseph Gaskill, arrived back yester
day. Miss Fodra continued her journey
on the evening train for her home.
Capt. Harry Pierce, of the Sohr
Braiton. left to spend Sunday with his
family at Beaufort. Capt. Jos. Gaskill
of Scbr. Tomlinson, also went down.
Miss Marion Radcliff returned from the
New York conservatory of music lor a
short stay n the city.
Mm Hopkins of Washington, nee Miss
Sallie Martin of Beaufort, and children
passed through last nigut to visit relatives
at her old homo.
Mr. S. Z. Waters left for his home at
Pantego.
Mr. J. C. Wlntty left yesterday to at
tend the dedication ol the new Baptist
church at Mayvide. Mrs. Whitty and
children and iheir yisitors Misses Miibel
Fields and Nannie Cox of Kinston left
to visit relatives and friends, at Pollocks-
ville.
Miss Annie Bryan from near Polocks
ville arrived to visit her sister Mrs. J. A,
Jones.
Mr. Thos. Simmons of Pollocksville
left for his home but eipects to return to
New Berne this week.
Mrs. F. J. Hardison and three children
left yesterday to visit relatives at New
port. .
Mr. Hohn H. Winder, of Atlanta, Ga,
Sqpt. or the Heaooam Air lane, passea
through en route to Morehead; bis family
are already there.
V Mr. E. A; Lloyd, the leading hardware
merchant of Durham, passed through en
route to Itorebead.
j- Mrj T. J. Turner returned from
Northern business trip.
" Summer 8cboo1 In Art.
Miss Annie Berry, Art Teacner in Due
West Female Collece,S. C will take a
summer clsss In New Berne at an early
date. Pupils desiring to enter Wilt please
hftnd Jnjtheir names at onee.. Jlijw
OUR MAIL FACILITIES.
Almost a Day Might be ttained
iu
Northern Communication
The Advantages.
We recently showed that mail which
leaves New lierne on the W, N. & N.
mail train in the afternoon lacked only
about an hour ot making connection with
the A. C. I., train and ''oing directly for
ward to its northern destinations that
ght and that if this connection were
Hide it would, in effect, give us a double
daily outward bound mail. As it is now
(except during the short time in summer
when the shoo-rly train is run)
we can reach the north onlv liv . u s mail
day. Iiecause as ill.- ma ! Ii -s over in
Wilmington, it i li.e sii.ne as if it lay
here until the next inoiniie; ,md then
went off by the A. - X. ('. ra.lroad. The
recent change in the schedule of the A.
C. h. line has brought the trains still rfearcr
together but connection is still missed.
Our mail, when it reaches WiliiiiiiL'lon on
hedule time arrives tln re at 7:20 p. in.
and the A. ( '. f, tram leaves at 7 p. in.
I'liis is so close together that some way
ought (o lie devised to kei ii it from beiie'
miss.
Having missed this train our mail lies
in Wilmington until nine o'clock the next
morning, thirteen hours and fori v min
utes, and moreover this dxs not repre
sent all the time lost, the night train is a
fast one; the day train a slow one; so that
by the lime the mail reaches New York a
liti'iTrnrr of seventeen hours and thirty-
ininutes exists iu favor of the lirst.
inn.
Suppose, lor illustration, mail was
stalled troin here on the W. N. .Vc N.
ain at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. It
would now reach Wilmington at 7:20
in. and lie over that nivlil. Then it
would leave Wiliiiili''lon ut, nine o'clock
ucsday morning and reach Washington
11:10 that night, Halliiunrc at 12:4H
Wednesday morning and Xew Yolk at
53 Wednesday nioruing.
If it could get on Monday night's train
at
Wilmington the same mail would
leave there at 7 o'clock Monday night,
get to Washington City at i o'clock
ucsday morning ---chat is it would be in
Washington City exactly two hours be
lore it now leaves Wilmington; it would
get to 11 iltimoie at 8:20 T.icsday inorii
ing forty minutes before it now leaves
Wilmington, it would arrive in Phihidcl
phin Tuesday morning at 10 :!, and in
New York at 1:21? Tiu sil iv afiennoon in
stead of0:5:t Wednesday morning, again
as we said of 17 hours anil 3:t minutes,
lacking only 6 hours and 27 minutes of
lieing a whole day gained and it might in
tho accomplishment, of business tran
sactions lie for practical purposes
whole day gained.
If this arrangement wile in effect
trucker colli. I until (lie roainussinn
merchant by that mail of the shipments
he had made up to that. time. The notice
would reach the commission merchant
licl'.ire the truck and knowing what was
'oniing he might be eiiabhd to sec hi
customers and get it Setter placed than it
he knew nothing about, it except as it was
taken off the boat or cars. f,aige ship
pel's often notify the house they ship ti
bv telegrams, so it does no' make so
much difference to them, though the ex
peiisu ol telegr.ipliing might in many
instances be saved to them.
Every merchant and other business
man knows luo advantage lie would
gain from such a fast mail arrangement.
We have said nothing to either post
olliee or railroad officials about this mat
ter, and do not know how they would
view it whether they would count the
obstacles in me way, loriniiianie or in
val. but there is one thing that occurs to
us. It does not seem that a freight, train
can, in the very nature of things, run with
regularity sufficient to guarantee any
oertainty of making any close connection
even if a schedule were arranged for it.
But if the schedules of the freight and the
regular passenger train were reverse 1 so
that the passen ,er train (with u sligM
modification of schedule) c.iuld hike tho
hours ot the freight and carry the mail
then there would b:; connection that could
be relied upon.
Each one of our merchants and busi
uess men can judge I'ji' himself how much
advantage this last mail service, would be
to him and consequently how high
value he places upon it anil how much
effort be is willing to make to secure it.
Such improvements do not coino with
out socking. If wo are satisfied to on
tinuc along in the sauio old ruts the
authorities at Washington will certainly
let us do so. It due cflnrt is made, pos
sibly with both the government and rail
.nncl s,lVtsfo1a Vf l.riiirr lliiu imnrnvful tmtll
facility about ij. might bo accomplished.
We ought to have not only this fast mail
but a constant double daily mail on both
roads.
"Let thy habit be as costly as thy purse
can buy." Shakesi-ear.
It is your privilege to dress
well and when you need any
thing to complete your wardrobe
call on us. We have just re
ceived a new and handsome line
of Negligee shirts, sashes, and
summer Neckwear, Fleeted bos
om, open front shirts, 3,pleets to
the side. " The old reliable Dia
mond shirt always in stock, sizes
14 to Hi. Collars 14 to 18.
Lots of fixings you ned.
- J. M, Howard.
RKVS. KVAN3 AND ISIIIIIA.
A ('aid Expressing Appreciation
future Movements.
En. .Ioi iinai.: Allow me to say to
your readers of the Xew Berne .Ioiiknm,
that 1 am unwilling to accept so much
kindness at the hands of any people and
lepart without expressing a profound
feeling of gratitude towards ihem.
While we very greatly regretted the ah.
scare ot t lie pastors oiinecity, we the
more appreciated the kinJness ol their
congregations and siinstitutes. as mu-i,
l!cv. Ml. Smoot is giving general satis
faction and is far iu advance of most nun
sters so young as he, and this is much in
a few words, in this cultured age.
K;v. A. I shida and myself spent some
four days at the residence of Mr. .1. A.
Meadow s, upon the invitation of his ac-
iimplisbcil wile, whom 1 am sorry to
sav was absent, for her health. Itul she
had prepared for us. anil Mr. 'Meadows
gave us evi TV attention and more than
uppbed our wants. We shall ever re
ncinher bun as a big hearted mid clever
gentleman in every way, ami well calcu
lated to make one and all leel at home
and happy aboul him.
( Mir iii cess was largel v owing to tlie
lever way thai the cilitoi's'renietnbered us
while in llie liiithful discharge of their
lliee duties. We arc already looking
a ward for another opportunity to iniu
le wilh the kino people ot' on r congen
ial city.
We lielure at Ueaulart, Tuesday, July
1-1 mid shall enjoy the very kindly ex
tended hospitality of the pastor Kev. Mr.
liumpa-s ami will lecture August ed-
liesdav nigut. 1st at .Mnrciicad ruy.
At the lalier place it is likely we will
lecture in the Assembly Hall. If so, Mr.
lieu I 'en y has kindly agreed to 'jive us
the hghls. I pic-nine that all who
know the l ily know Mr. Terry, liee.ui-e
ol Ins in. Me -on iL inauilestcil to all . his
genl leinaiih iii-miieis.
We go 1 1 oiii Morehead to the Xew
lierne District conference at which place
we expect, to lii lurc ami malic oaics
i the pastors for lectures for the
mouth ol' A ugil.-l .
faithfully and Fraternally,
W . II. Kvx.ss.
Trip to Aslieville,
En. .InritN'Ai.: Thinking you would
like to hear something of t he excursion to
Aslieville I give you a short out nne.
We left New jicruc Tuesday morning
at 5 o clock sharp, and arrived in Aslieville
itiilmut Id'clock p. in. same day.
The crowd was made up of about Soil
people from New lierne. tircenville Kin-
don, Lagrange lioldslioro and Kaleigli.
md vicinity of each town. 1 have hern on
several excursions and never have seen
uch an orderly crowd of people did not
ee a drunken man nor any disturbance of
any kind and it was remarked on all
sides It was the most gentcrl well behaved
body of people that evervisited Aslieville.
The managers, .Mr A. X. Daniel of ilson
and Mr K E. l'opkin of 'Joldsboro de
serve lols of praise for their good manage
ment and kind treatment. Tliry are gilt
edge gentlemen and know how to care
for, and handle a large body of pimple;
mv one wishing to go to the mountains
hereafter need not hesitate to go under
the management of these men.
After arriving in Aslieville the crowd
dispersed, some to l'.atlerry Park. Swan
nanoa ami other hotels and boardiiej
houses which there is abundance ol.
Next, morning I In' liverymen hud a pie
llie, hor es and carriages were in gieal
dcni'inil and well patronized.
The -i enery of A -Seville and vicinity
has a national celebrity. The mountain
are lul'ly and an: olotlicil with verdure to
their tops. The roads wind in every
direction revealing new sights pi the eye
at each turn. I could write all day on
this subject, but lis you do not like Ion;,
communications, I w ill hold up after fay
iiiL' something about cousin (ieo. Vaniler-
bilts niagnilicicnl home which he is build
ing about lour miles troin the centre ol
the city. I cannot describe it as it
should be. I lind that it is nearer comple
te! than I expected to find. I he out
side looks to me to be almost, finished on
some portions of it. and I learned that
llie oulside will be liuisbed sonic time
next year, lie is also taking interest iu
farming and the dairv business anil what
lands lie has on the tax list is valued
at
Ifl'.ir,8'.l2
.r2 horses valued at 5,720
'.10 mules " " 'J.OiMI
1 ill) cattle J '
(ill hogs - ' "I"'
bid sheep ' ' 4U
Fanning utensils valued at 25,1(1(1
All other personal property I0.K7M
Alter his house is completed and added
to the tax list lliim niiib county and the
State will gel a nice snug little revenue
from it.
I reckon I have said enough and will
close hv saying we arrived home Friday
night at 10 o'clock and would have been
hero rnoncr had it not been for an acci
dent, on tlie electric line which caused
some dalav. I'-
STATU MENT OP I'ONblTlON
j? :. OP
Tlie Fliers and Merctanb M,
' NKWBKliNI', N. '.,
At close of business on July I fli, 18114.
RESOl'ltrKS.
Loans r.nd discounts, 145,471.58
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured, . P
Current expenses, I,384.7(J
Ileal est, furniture i li.xl ures, 0 737.44
Stocks A bonds, 11,500.00
Due from banks, lG,2(itU0
CSash in vault, 11,171.85
$196,213.73
$75,000.00
9,511.78
70.00
1,246.37
110,885.58
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock,
Surplus ami profits,
Cashier's checks.
Due hanks,
Due depositors,
$19G,2I3.73
I. T. W. Dewey, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that this
statement is true and correct, to the best
of my knowledge aud belief.
T. W. Dkwey, uaainer.
Swore and subscribed to before me
this the 28th day of July, 1894.
Wm. u. ulivbb, . i'.
Attest:
L. II. Cutler,
J. W. Stewakt,
E. B. Hackburn,
Jno. Bdtbb,
Valuable Papers Found.
The till ti nnk v bii h
impoitaiit papers an. I in
stolen from I uy S. I. nie'
day night were aecideiitl
hundred yards Irnm tin
among some liu-lns. Tin
gone but the papers, chiv'.
contained the
iney that were
store last Sun
.' found a, few
stoic, hidden
money was all
- etc., were all
there so far us recollected.
The flunk was open and papei- wen
wet hut not so badly ilainageil as i In
mined.
The parties coinuiittiiig the .:.iue
seemed to In- afraid of papers, ami I.Ti
them not tar from the road on the way
from the store to New Keine.
Absolutely
Pure
A cream of tartar bakim. powd
Highest of all iu leavening strength
L&TKHT LNITKI) S'l'VI'KH blV KIl.N M ICNT
Food Kkcukt.
RoVAL lfAKINIl I'llWDtK ("o., "lUti Willi
St., N. Y.
Kill I'.I TIO.V II, .SIITI IID.XS.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
vv
Fdll Term Opens Sept. 3d94
We will have departments in th"
Cla--I...1I1
sus, .UallieinMics, Science, Alu-i
Instrumental and Vocal, ami Ail.
Tiinroiigh and syslcinal ic in struct . hi
will lie given in each of these depart
mi ills by an experienced, sueee-do! and
well qualified teachers.
WH Kl'Sl'ECTI L'l.l.Y SOI
VOIR I'ATKONACH
Eor particulars apply to
E. P. MENDENHALL, Principal
THE NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture
d Manic Arts.
Offers Three Technical Course::
njTHK rorusi: is i,i;n i i i i i.t
In Til k ( iji usk is s.i n:s( i-.
nJ't'llK ci itiltsK is m t:i n sn i. x
Iri civil. Ksi;tsi:i:iiisi,,
All. I Willi t'llell a Kootl Aeil.leluie I ;..i. :0
Each course is broad an tin n.nijli , and
lln institution is now ciiiipped for ex. cl
ient work. Kxpcnscs very mmlcr-iic.
Session opens S,'ptenib: i (ilh.
For ( 'atalogiu-s, address
Al.t'A ANDKIfrO. llul.l, li . I -res
llal.-igh. N. :'.
'I'he W holesili' an. I IS lad I'.linilui. 1 1, ,
crs still I.KAI) in l.( lV I'li. a -
We have only
the large size,
Chairs. They
(INF lMlJ-.N more of
genuine Kalian Kecking
arc woi th s;1.50 each and
IIS ive Mill closl llielll out. as we holl';lit
thun ill a joli lot. for it'J.'ill ea. h.
All orders by mail slull r. .cici pt
attenl ion.
No. 72 Middle .St.. New licri.c, . '.
NORFOLK, NEW-BERNE
and WASHINGTON, N. C.
PfatTiinlS
ALL WATER ROUTE.
Steamer NEW BERNE
WILL
SAIL TI'LSDWS
DAY'S 2 I'. M.
., l'KI-
NEW YORK CITY.
JtSTDclivery via O.I). S.S.Co. (iuaran-
tCell.
No Transfer Charges.
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HAl.TlMOltlOdl.ll l!V LINK,
BOSTON I'ltOVIDKNCK M. A M. Tit A ( 'O.
WAHIUNUTON. 1. C. NOItKOLK WASH
Ti N S. H. CO.
lUICHMOND.JVA.S. 11. CO.
RALPH GRAY, At-f.
New Berue, N, C.
BRA.DHAM & BROOK
Dr ag Co.,
lO.'t JVI1013L.K: ST.
Fresh and Pure Stock of Drugs and
.Chemicals,
h 'Oj&ll
Bakincr
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WHOLESALE
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Merchants.
Washington (Street,
NEW YORK.
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Southern Fruits aud
Vegetables a Specialty
Large and Roomy
WAREHOUSES.
Facilities for handling
heawi shipment!
unsurpaiied
by any house in tht
business.
0eTRETL'RNS MADE
EACH DAY OF SALES"
National Bank of
New Berne, N. C.
(iauscvoort Bank
New York.
HEFERKNCE:
Stencils and Festsla
can be obtained at
JOHN DUNN'S.
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