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The snm ol not less than fire eenta per line will be ohard tor "cards of thanks, 'resolu- ions of respect' and obituary poetry," also forobltoary notices other than thoes which the e utor t'msell shall give as a matter ot ' news. ' ( ''."' .C' ,.-. No' 'cos of church and society and all other entei inment from whleh revenue la to be derived will be charged lor at the rate of o a line. - . v- JOURNAL; we sw.aB enaAs) ' c. I3C2, local Eeporte. fJ")Uertdmt the Pott Offie at Sem Berni, H. ft, n leetmitu matter. ' DEMOCRATIC HOUNEES. J caiTEf ooxnm Ofpiom ' - .it Errcerior Court. Wm M. Watson. Sheriff. W. B, Lane. Reeister ' of Deeds. Jaa. W. Diddle.! - Treasurer, Tboo. Daniels. Ooroaer. Dr. N. H. Street. Oonstable. 8th Township, J. D LaRoqtte. Surveyor, Geo. 8. Wiloox. , FOB CHIEF JUSTICE: Jafines E. Shepherd, of Beaufort. t'O AaSOClATB JUSTICES: -Walter OUrk, of Wake. James 0. MacEae. of pomber- Armlstead Barwell, of Mention. org. , .- r , FOB 8TATK XBXAS&BEB: 8amnl3IcD.- Tate, of Bnrke. 4 FOB BtrBBSBRTlllITBS IN C05- OBESS: 4 First Distriot W. A.B. Branch, of Beaufort. . - - geoond JJistriot F. A. Woodard af Wilson. - Third District John G. Shaw, ' fourth 'Distriot Charles If. . Cooke, of Franklin. ' Fifth District A. W. Graham, f Granville. . Sixth Distriot Jas. A. Loek- .11 Urenth Tlr(totr-John 8. Hen, . demon, of Rowan. I , Eighth Distriot W. H. Bower, 7 wuaraweil. ,r - , NintlT District- W.T. Orawtord, f Haywood. ! FOB STJTBBfOB COTJBT lUDCrES: Tblfd Distrfct-Jacob Battle; of " if am. " v ! lajtrQistrict W. R.' Allen, Eighth Dlstvlct B. F. Long, Iredell Hi I of .Ninth Distriot W. N. Mebane, oflCoekMKham. , ; " -ertkv District W, B,OoraoiI, Jr., of Watanga. Twelfth District H. B. Carter, eXBuncombe. t J First DistrlctA-W. M. -Bond, 'of jHowan. - j v V Second District W. E. Daniel, f Halifax.' ? - ' Third District-John E. Wood. ard. ot Wilson. . L Fourth District E. W. Pou, i of .Johnston. ; v Fifth District B. 8. Parker,' of k Alamance. ' Sixth District O; H. Allen, ' Lenoir. 4 1 of f. Seventh Districtf-N. A. McLean, of Kobeson; " - " Eighth. DistrictjEmory E. Baper, DavidsosVtr v r I - J lBtADistrlot-l W.LBarter, of WilkeA . " ' ; Tenth District W. C. Newland, ofOaldwelL - i Eleventh District J. L Webb, , ofJlevelana. ' Twelfth District George . ' ' Jones, or Macon. "( Of Greene, C Dr., F. A Wbitakir. of Jones. M w.i" 1 , iji i 4 r Call te the EoneBrand oi Johnton'a MtieeaatA- of boraes nd, eatfla. L0d size - 00 cu.; 50 ct ize a eta. falntehs HeUU 1 hi Bo wan Go. Aerioultural Fair Amooiation at Salisbnry Oct. t, 3, and 4 th. f -Warren Co. Agrfcaltnre Sodety Jl WarrentonOct 10, 11; and 13. Edenton Agricultural and Fish Eit at Edenton Oot. 16, 17,1 18, "(119., ' ! Korth Carolina Agriculture Society tt Raleigh Oot fi3 24, 25 and! 26 S C-barrns Aer. & Mechanical Fair nsooiatiou at Mt. pleasant, ; ,23, and 27. . Iiamber Biver AgilCulture l . j at JUnmbertoaw vet, t" 1 31st Elizabeth Fair at Elizabeth "l tn Q1 anil 1AV 1 Ford r ry-TSltion ot the 0aw r '(J .nonOot.31, nor. 1 v ben travei'u,a, alwayi taki a cake of T '-Tson'i Oriental Soap with I you; . are often caught from using hotel ft oo- Pity Ttat r 5 r "S jiooey ptnic wi3 tie direct and legitimate oou i, cuO cf tie rrofligacy of the fpu')lioaDa, the culmination of the --(!fs of thfir extravagance ao exammination bl ' the facts will prove. ; '". ..- . ' ', The people have not forgotten that at the close of Cleveland's "rat admloistraiioD, an economical 9, oney was a onmuuiiiog ao i t 1a the Treasury, that the s -..-la 1 and wkst to do with it was tt-to,'1; ftVad'f. Unfortunately the DemucraU 1 ,t in that election even t -y-tial control of 1 the gaver . i i 7 tad been holding, l 3 1.-' oilcans anoceeding tVeta twoa. -nd2red what: the rjA..'., f ,4 aooumulated and they -ly wasted ail the money they could get at but entailed financial obligation &u their suc cessors to provide i"iv It will be many a day before the burdens which the Bspnhi cans inflicted upon the country dia log those four years time can do Temovea even by the wisest management, but (he , Democracy is : equal to the ti and all Jwiil oome fight : in' the end -Oar v state5 ;fy throwing off Bepublioan shackles is bounding forward on career of unexampled prosperity: so will the National Government under the same wise and patriotic management. The start has been made, ' expenses have been cut down, the tariff has been revised and; lowered o that the people are to-day purchasing many articles cheaper than they ever did before: It is well for the people to keep these fact in mind. The Democratic congressional oamnaicn committee has issued an interesting statement showing rhe manner id . which the Bepablioans mad&ajrai with the enormous sur plus in the Treasury turned over to them by the Democratic adminis tration in 1886. A comparison of the debt statement issued March p., 1889, . with that issued by the Treasury March 1,1893, which all the items included iu the latter M available funds ' are added to the former, shows that Mis Cleveland's first administration left a'suplusOf 9330,349,816.12 in the Treasury. This enormous sum was not named in the statement of 1889 for the reason that at that time the Demo crats did not Include - the gold reserve, the subsidiary ' coin! and other funds in their statement of available cash la :tbe Treasury. The BepublioansV no werer, after squandering in three years $4?, 997,807.32 in paying premium on bonds and wasting money in otner directions found r it necessary iin order to make! favorable; state. ment ol the condition of the Treasuy to revise the methods ot accounting, and added the gold reserve, the subsidiary coin and; other moneys held Jor the redemp tion of notes to the statement of available cash. If the same form of statement used by the Demo crats had been retained, it, would have shown that there was not a dollar ' of available cash in the Treasury. , i The statement goes on to show that from July 1. 1894 to the close of the Harrison administration the Treasury was practicalty bankrupt; The last statement issued in 1893 places the net cash balance at 134, 128,087.88 and of this amount 111,- 497,839,74, 4 was subsidiary coin, The Bepublioan administration had started with hundreds of millions and would op with dimes and niokles. The need for an issuance of bonds .was apparent long before the close of the admin- titration, but - Mr. Harrison pre ferred turning ' over a bankrupt Treasury to his successor rather than .call attention to the misman age meat which had brought abeut non aisaetroiu resoius." A. i M . ' i In summing up the differences in the financial ' management f of the two administrations the state ment shows - that, including the gold reserve, the Democrats turn ed over to Harrison $220,848,916.12 as available cash, while four years latter the Bepublioans turned over to Democrats but f ip,9a,20.78, havin k reduced the aooaJled surplus 1167,630,7281. The paaie of 1893 was, the statement snows, clearly attributable to the condition of the Treasury and the effect upon .the public credit of republican extrava gance. -. , ET THE BEST. The new. ST1II9AS0 BICTIOSaBY. Published by the Funk and Wagnalla Co., new xoik. , ,- - w. -r The most expensive work ever "pro duced on the American Continent, cost ing the ronnd sum of One Million Dollars. The splendid result of years of, labor Of Two Hundred snd Forty-wven eminent Oterary -men,' each a specialist hi his de partment, . . ' y;v : .i:-.-f:y " -j: comprises au toe woras, 01a ana new, now la tin English language, (300,000.) : Gntains.i70Jrsa. atosa wobds tinan Websters International. ' and 75,000. more than the Century, at a very small advance on the price of the former, and at about one fourth the price of the latter. . ii- intwo volumes oraboot i,iw pases each, in Fvll Bonn a, binpwo, with Deanuons patent betbhhhce irbce, a very perfect Sample oi'itbp book-makers art at $17.00, payable in six .essy pay ments, ' ' I ments, a f DWAUD Butlu t Notice to School Teachers, Then will be a meeting of the school committee of No. township to be heli in Vanceboro at the public School bouse on Saturday, October SUtU, io4,Tor tue pnrpoes of employing teachers for the different schools. r1 v ' 4 , Those ..wiahlDg a schoolwill make ap plication tbat day iu person. Meetiag fox white teachers at (9) nine' o'clock,;", m. Colored at (8 two o'clock, p. m. : ., mm When my little fflrl wm one awnth old, she Bad a scab form ea her face. It kept spreading nntil she was complete! covered from head te foot. Tbea she had boils. She had forty on her in, . uw ,ium, wiu luuivua nar uony. non six months old the did not weigh terenpoaniis, a pooBd and a htdt leu than at birth. Then her akin started to dry up and got ao had she could aot shut her eyes to sleep, but lay with them half open. About this time, 1 started using the CoTlonBA Bkwkoih, and tn wiimI iA wot tompmtf nrtct. to . doctor and drug bills were ever m kundrtd dollan. the CCTtouna biU was not mora than jIm dollar: My oh I Id is now strong, healthy, and large as any child of her age (seo hato.v and it Is all owing toCCTKXJCA. Yours with a Mother's Blessing, V-. -.-. Man. : k. H. TICKER, Je iCif'W'-si3 WaUwScluiwanina, 1 Sold throng hont ihnworld nrna DBira ami Cm. Ooarn Bole Crops.. Boston. "All abost w cwuc, oftia, ooaip, ana iisir, psuaa ins. :, Batsr Memlshea, IMting hair, sod red, roufk hands pmsnted and oared by Cwucara Soap, ' W0"EN FULL CF PAINS Hod In Oattenra Antl-Paln Fla tar instant and grateful relUf. It tha first and : only palsUUng, tranguieaiog ptw. BAK8 THE 'i-:-i:A- Farmers & Merchants Bank " Began business May, 1891. . Capital Stock, paid in, - " $75,000.00 SurDtus.-; - 6,000.00 Undinded Ppflts, - - 2,500.00 Dividendscaid, - - 12,750.00 - OFFICERS j V.4r(. L. H. CutXbb. . i - . Pregiderit W."& Chadwick, . . . Vice Pres. T. W. Dkwby. . . Cashier. AH.'Powbli,, :. Teller. F. F. Matthews, Collector, With well established connections this Bank is prepared to offer all accommo dations consistent witn conservative Dana wg. . Prompt And careful attention given to collections. t : , s ..i ;f M ' We will be pleased to coirespond wuh those - who may contemplate making changes or opening new accounts, ES7AN, TE03. DANIELS, Tresldant, t ; . Vice Pmi. 0.'S.8PSE59f. Cashier. "',' TEE NATIONAL BANJ ; Of Hew, Derne, N. C. Inooepoeated 1865. ; Canital. '--'w ; tlOO.000 Scrplus Profits, - 98,168 DIBECT0BS; Jab. A Bbyan, Titos. Danism, Chas. 8. Bbyan, J. II. Hackbtjbk, Jho. Dunn, , L. HAnvay, G. II. Roberts, E. K. Bishop. Thos. A. Gkbrk, Pres. C. B.'Fot, Cashier, WiJ.I?,Pil,Vioe-Pres. H. If. OBoras, Teller. CITIZEN BANK D2r zrarw bbrnx it. o. DO A , GENEEAL BANKING BUSINESS. The Aeconnts ot Banks, Bankers, Corpor. attmIS, farmers. Merchants and others ro eetved On t avorjilile terms. Prompt and oars hil attention given to tije JtViestot our cus tomers. , . ; ,, ... . i ,: - . BOARD Ot nlBXOTOBS. - Ferdinand TJIrich, J. A. Meadows, Samuel W. I pock, Chas. H. Fowler, William Dunn, W. gmallwood, ' yep. Jf. Ives, : E. H. Meadows, Chas. Duffy, Jr. James Redmond,: Chas Beizenstoln, Mayer Uahn, Thomas A. (jroen, ' C.B.Fov. :....;P9Totioe! j F0II 'SALE OR RENT ' . A valuable firsUclass farm on Pemboke road one mile from this city, In first-class order for trucking purposes, 109 acres, 90 being in fltivation. ? ; i S 4 Terms verv low M & ' -M :'f- tvf: Apply to ROBT. 6. MOSLET, gr., c ' , No. 22;& 84 Jones Street. Sept., 6, 1894. - s61m Wm. H. OLIVER j Life; Fire, f.larln?, , ; Accident, Fidelity, : Steam Boiler KKWBKN,N.C. -si 1; 21: A Norn bet of Time-Tried and Fire-Tested Companies Bepreseut ed. ; ' - V " Oter 1125,000,000 assets repre sented.:, " . , ' NOlbRAEY PUBLIC. ' -) Commissioner of Deeds for New tort, Conrieeticflt and Tensylf Ea7Agent National lsoara Ma- ( 1 I w . . s - v. jr m J r- ' - - r , rr, a t - . - J lwv f;.:;:lvc:::::.::g and ...... ::..' General "-Merchandise. IST'Cartmious? Accomodations. EXECUTIIIX II0TICE Having no September 10th, ' 1894, qunlined as Executrix ot tue last will and testament of Edward Whitford. tlcceased. notice is hereby eiven to all persons hold ing claims against tlie said estate to pre sent in era ior payment 00 or ixiore bept 22ud, 18'J5, or tuis notice will be pleaded in bar or their recovery. - All persons In depted to the said estate mnst make im mediate settlement. K-"-;V' This ftant.. 20th 1894. : -' . -. -I- Nanot A. WHiTFORn,-'ij Executrix of Edward Whitford, dee'd. t THE EATON BUENEXT ' Business -iw- Oollegea j Baliimore, Mi, and Washington, if. Q. - Are prepared to give their students the Decent 01 umce, Bans, ana uonnunir- house nractice in all their details. ; XjOds ana extensive exrjeneoce nas per- 'acted ocilitiet for 4be highest develop ment or Hoccessiui liusmess Men ana in telligent Citizens.- .. v, . ' . ; P .Weekly lectures on Commercial .Law. Current Events and Imtortant Questions of the day. Shorthand and Typewrit ing courses unexceilea, nay sciiooi open the entire year.' c-': - Ji - ."fvf- For further particulars call on or .J address. - A. II. Eatok. Baltimore & Charles Sts., Baltimore, Md Or . H. Dcblino, 12th & F Sts., ..: i . Washington, D. C f, THE COLDIBliN UNIVERSITY 7 WASHINGTON, D. C. ; The Preparatory School opens Sept 24. Thorough preparation for the College, for tbe Scientific School, ior the Naval and Military Academies, ana ior ousmcss. ' The . College opens Sept. 24. Full classical and scientific Courses. The Col lege is open po students ot Doth sexes. .Entrance examinations on oepr, si ana The' Corcoran Scientific School opens Oct 3. ; Fortv-SBven-'". professors and in strttctors; twenty-tbreu lull departments; twelve lull courses Ot study. bpewai stua- ents admitted. ' tipf. The Law School opens Oct, 5. Twelve professors, including two Associate Just ices oituo ijuiiea (states supreme won it The Medical School opens Oct, 1.- The course is lour yeara liuiiy proiesKori and assistants. . , ' !' The Dental School opens Oct. I; 8ev- e itcen professors. Unnsual facilities. The course is three years. The Uraduate Scliool opens Uct. 4. Courses ot . advanced instruction are ot ferad, loading to M. A M. S., C. E., E. 5., and lti. V, For catalogues descriptive ol these sev eral schools. - Address, 71m Robebt H. Mabtw, Sect'y, Valuable Land for Sale! 100 Acres of srood Truck Land adjoin ing the City otTew Berne 100 Acres of Autrsh adjoining tue aiMve ana one oi the best Pastubkb iu the'Stato. - Teems East. Apply to X Wm, II. Pkabob. New Berne, N. O, Sept 24tb, 1894. sep26dlw ,'. The rnnderslgned Fctoy 8. Cox has duly qnalined as Krooulor ot the estnte of . B. Cox and hereby 'gives notice that be re quires aU persons having claims aginut tl)e estate; of the said B, Cox to present them to the said Administrator duly authenti cated, lor payment oft or before the 13 day of Sept. leys, or else this notice will bo plead ed in bar ot recovery. Persons lndepted lo said estate mnst pay without delay. Pennsylvania's - LEADING ; u ; ,t y, , NEWSMEER In all the attributes tliat-suffice to make flrst-elsM family Journal,' -ii- The . PhilepMall' W v''; '' ' ,;: ;-H:i Spares no trouble or xpeas (to gather and present to its readers all the news of the Old and New World. i--tv $ ; 1 Its several Departments, each under th manasement of a oomnetent Editor. treat fully matters pertaining to ; The. Farm, --i s- Woman's World, Science. , Art, ; ; j t. ; ' s , , LiteratnrV'fVi';: - Finance, - 1 The Real Estate World. Preaentirjir a complete waeazlnt every day. ', i BUBB0RIPTION RATES 5 Daily, one year, ; f -. ., . ', $S.0o Daily and Sunday, One year, "... 4,00 kr-li:,.. Address V J'iV 1 The Record Publishinff Co. , 917-919 CnK8TBirr Stukhv,. . i ' ' - Phiiaoklphia - ::; BICEOPDISPATCH -:1 Daily Per A- tium JtiWk Sunday, Weekly, - i'-lj00. Papers reach New Heme 00 tiny of Pub ' licatlon, and contain latest North Car - olina News, togetbor witU . Telcgrapliie Itoporti of ttto World. ' THE W0RLD AND THE STATE ' ' ' .1 j OH tl.85.-'' ' I W will send Hie New TorkWkkklt "World and Wknklt Statb one year ecb for $1.25 or the Wbkki.t Btate Iwq years for $1. Address: The State, IUchmoiid, ya. Ti c. Office, in Duffy Building 114 Uiddle Btrect. . - 1 aa am Dr. C.H.CClCLZr.S sup.glo-chal -rrjnsr. - Office Denry Building. ., Middle strcet,between Broud and Pollock North Episcopal ciiurcn yarati ASTe-w-!Berne IN". t-7 crjAricn CFFICS Jacksonville, Onslow County N.O, DR. O. K. BAOBY, SURG ON DENTIST. Office! Middle slreet, opposito Baptist Chuich,:",;."- : ' : XEW BEENE, N. D.. m MjD CLAin:, : ; ; MEW BEENE, N. C. Office on Craven Street, between Pollock and Broad. ,; . - - DENTIST, -;-NEW i - BERNE. N, 0-: . Office; 99 Middle St 9d Floor. :; teeth Extracted without Pain by the . use J i .!.; jji Si itrous yxiae una. ? s -P. HPELLETIEfi, Attorney y yAX Ia-vv. Pollock Street," First room above Farro. era laercuant's aoic, Will practice in the Counties of Craveh, Carteret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico. ' fts-United States Court at Hew Berne and Supreme Court of the state., . - . n , ; -WM.E. CLAltllE, - Office, 72 South Front street op- positfi Qaston llouse. ATTOHNEY. AT. LAW , Keal Estate- Agent. New Bwne, N. C.; "'f'- uonneciion". wew x rs ... j - :'- , BOIH'U UV vauaua. Timber landR, Panii landB, Truck lands, " Town lots; Do yott want to buy .1 r?---?.'.n-. WH1T1S. . Do you want to sell I '- '" v-.FJ'f; : 8PB0IAL.' 100,006 Acres of Land In hand for dis posal. v;'.'!'ii,if: V - :?':. -1,500 Acres, Treut road, 6 miles of city. Timber and.Truck.; , ,: t . ,s ( - fflfVy BERNE HOUSE, J- II. JVIAIVIV, Trop. Pleajsant Lftcation New Manage- ment Good Accommodations -A !j Attentive Servants Bathing Houses Free. VW'OOI, ,ajh)vM;. STORM 8ERGE8. Ladies' Dreaseiilo tb,ese ;, matorials will )e veiy , ;; , fashionable for Monntr- ain or Sea-sliore this v ? if summer, ' Sps4yf ,; we are pgenng a line ot " i J 'JCtua. ana (jrreen. iv 3$ to S4 inches' wide, tcota 40o to i $1.00 per yard;; SiXi l BtSamplea Tromptly Mailed. ff. E i R S, TUCKER, 4 CO. - RALEIQH O. . , k hk.H? l.fiO HHOB IN lull! "VoiOVf UA dollar afiiMrf ita a dollar mamd. TMstAdtftK' Sol Id I-'reoch lonrl Kid Bnt ton Boot delivered froe Mty where In th U.S., on receipt 01 uui, Money order, or l'uetel t M for $1J0. Knuule every "wey the boot mid La all reuil eiorea for $.60. We tsekft tiiie hoot j ourselves, therefore we guar' 1 ant$ tlie JU, ttyl and wear, 1 it If eny oue fe not tiri4 W 11L refund the fpemtty oraeiidanotbArpitlr. Opertt Toe or Common Bonne, , wtH!ie Cr D, K, ft l.U, 1 to 8 end balf m. Seidvonrtttt: f UlU fit Sou. I:m"-.'d ... ..ia. ? tu.ie' E f 1 I I If., hptM ItrWI to mmuii . r Cric!:, ' .(-- i--:'. - , HAJID IIAl'D- . At J. 50- "EEAD fiOHSlS AND UULBS" 50 RANGING FROM 4. TO 7. YEARS OLD,' And .Weighing From ' Some extra flno Drivers in Horses also adapted to all purposes -Exceptionally fine Draft ilorses and Mules. . - ' u ;A:full and complete Harness, always -on 'hand ' - - . - , ivk. TZj&JEZLjST ' cG. OO. -4v.:irfi.'. Bine Front Stables, Middle Street, New Berne, N. (J. Craliaiii", Acaiemyr. Marslalllierff : Carteret ; CoMty N. C. -'' Parenu havlns;oliltdren they Wish to Uiemsoives will be pleased to learn that this CHEAPEST cfc BEST - School in Eastern North Carolina.'- Aided by the Methodist chnroh wo prepare young men or ladies for College at a total oost oi, - . -. :" . 8KYEN DOLiJARWPEH,MONTH. . This inoludes BOARD In the Boarding; Hall ; Tuition in an; branch oi Study! Lights, . Washinu. Laundrvins. etc. - Marshallbeiv is a onlet ooantrv nlnoe .Ten Mlina from Fuel, Washing, Laundryins;, eto. - Marsha Beaufort. Three Churches with 8unday Scliools refrnUtrly eondnotod near. No llarrooms nliarq rooms or otnei tempta).tons. Plenty The school is 'now oten. Students oan time of entoTlna; to close of the term, Dooember 91st, I804.. : Oome and give us a trial. I W " can GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. ,1 'For (urUieiiintorinatlon, a4dvesswnu stiiuined enVo- - 1 lopetorrepir. ;. REV. w. Q- A: GRAHAM, A. oiy -Diseases oftthe Eye GEO. HENDERSON ' (Successor to Jio'jerts & Henderson,) General", Insurance ': Agent nopresenting ' Insuranoa Company of North America, of Philadelphia.. . Home Isurance , Company of - New York. 1' , . , 1,. '-llart ford Fire Insurance Company of Hsrtlord.' Tst v Queen Insurance Company of England, t North Carolina Home Insurance Com pany of llalcigh.. . -. - i ! Greenwich InsurunceConipany of Brook lyn. - ' ' I Pboanix Insurance Company of Biook lyii. ' - , . United Underwriters Insurance Com pany of Atlanta. Boston Marine Insurance Company ot Boston.' r , . l a d n n 1 1 you enow p. FELIX IE BRUM'S . STEEL P FpTCTjl FILLS itretlioorltjimJ nnd on!? FKFNCH, nnfeandre hiihiucui e on tho ni(ii l;jt, . lnoei; ttiut bj aUaii. icatuoe mold uuly by , . F. 8. DUFFY, Druggist and Sole A?:ent. ' , A 1 tot o-y- m (,.. 1 .,, . . ' 1. W'A. O?"! .lit ATt . . '"fB.l.ti A inventive ol Ait V i .'f : or sunt to 1, . ( . ; tt ml . T ...rreiuruwa. L i. ii '. v ; fl-J s- 850 to H50 lbs.. Each. line of Buggies anil educate, or S'onng Ken wishing to educate sohooV 1 flm t. ur , c- - ,v !' itos from : pt nan oysters, ete; aponnd- enter ai ah v 'time' and will.' be nhanrnd from ' ,...'f. and General Surgev Dr. Pnmidirev SneelinaraselentlAoalrsiid . Ef uUy prepared Remedies, used for years la vn praouoe and for orer thirty years by tha Hue wita entire sneceai. Erary Bluglo Bpptllto a special earn for the disease named. Tosy onr without druggnuj, purging or redndnf . the system sad are in fact and desd Uie bovefeisa Beales of the Werls. 1 Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.. .9 S Warms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic,.,. .y Teething! C0U0, Crymg, Wakefulness .V t Diarrhea, of CbUdren or Adults.. X-Coavhs, Colds, Bronchitis.. ,n enratKla, flootnHnne, FaoBSche..,,., kV-J maicaiii, hick bMlache,'Vertlgo., I 1 v.pvoma, BlUontnesa, ConsUpatloa. 11 fkuunressed or Palatal Perlade... 1-A V ones, Too Profuss Periods. 'i9 .23 .us A .Hi it I IS Croup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness...... r Ivaeaas, erysipelas, Brnptloas.. 14 Hheamatlsm, Bhemnatlo Pains 15 ixalarla. Cbills, FSTSrandAgne...... 1 9 4 -tarrli, Infloenas,Cold In lbs Bead, i .11 -ooplng Cengh......... S 1 's idney Irleeases . .VI . .' l.t 4 Kerrons Debility...... J-l rinary Weakaeas. ........ .V i 4-tiore Tb roat, Quinsy. Ulcerated Throat .1 i I dHPHBEYS' WITCH HA7,liI, MI J Ibe Pile Oiatment."-Trial SImi, 15 Cts. Son by DnntoU, ar Mt mvM mm ru.1,4 o .rln, Da HtrMmurn' h.mdu. (U4 imbm,) m.il.u ..... fitspiuuis' mibwooi, tf a in nusui su tors. The. undersigned, Nouli Powell, iwv ing qualified as Executor of tlie last will snd testament of Gilbert Jovnor. flcrreisnl hereby give3 notice, requiring all pcrsnus who have olninis dRiiiiist tho 'ichtk :! said Gilbert Joyner (not burred by : statute of limitation) to present them in' vi'''"d for imvinent. mi or hrfir t!. 2 ri clay of Au. 11st, 1895, or this n. i wnl be pleailcJ iu Imr of their te l tfsoni indebted to paid esln'o i ;. make inrmr te navmont. )ah powell, r: Cko. U. WniTp, Allormy. X 1 - JS. A. As kin, uumn, vom. rine Underwriters.
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 2, 1894, edition 1
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