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. UK-JOl KNAL. ymr. rtouK.KT nrunvt. .-. . .1.-... Iaatto.r1l.il Urlltl AH 4 rnrij.l I mm bMrtptlaa lo ll Jul mil Mr. J. A . lrUKK.ii ' SBlfclor1..4 I . rrlpi lot i4l. 1 ,. ..i. la JW Hvtl.. Kinston Items. PerimmTi bvr is no in : . T"a hfi.'.n fvinst.T. - The bMM, with t! . r ' kejwcia lown M R-li a d.'H n. 't '. .1 .; . for the smsl . h. v r- rr . and go aha ! Itiiuiil I" to KiMM the i ' 1 l.i.ir'.' A ery lrjr, nuiiiL-v '. tj bK?n rtMrvU in I."no; r c ur.i .So ih (apply lir Thin k i Christaut will b abunds.ni Tn anion mtin; t BapUat AMViitiuu i:t r-' . day baor th 5th n :. 1 -i al La Grange. Leu. ir r. u:.-v Died. Br Kmrno:-. : N eholr infantum J n.. lufai.t :i n Mac C. J. an J Ijizie Smith. H aijitMn moolb old. iuJ the only -n Th littl bird forton tellers erv i n Um trasM Wedncadaj . lhev ww-i; IlliiX'l mil inmicil and interested n n only th children but very m .my older Tll next Union cuwiu: of th- i 1 i rtoa district, of Dwcipiw. church. v t; . b held in Hookerton, drwi..- i-winlv oa Saturday bor the 5th Sun.Uy ir. prearat aaoath. Then are about eiht baAdrwl dollars in aba treasury to fcw dnpoaad of, therefore a full mtti-.r.i i daairad. Wa have heard of thre more pr'-wpe. -mart iagea in Kinston to come off during th winter. ur jolly r-; i lir f daeda lovea to tccomroodi the youn paopa with the documents- Wonder i what Qor)Ta will do whan it camea time ! to iara aia own license get a deputy ' La Grange Items Kv. W. 18 wain preached at Hickorv Qirm Laat Snday. Tbe next appoint B an fa 1. 1 1 I ptkca will be 1st Sandav n Jaatury, t&ti ' Cbaaea artieM a tbe EUptMi Cbun-h ka laafeSaaday mat Saudar niulu by Bar. Mr. Hirea, tha pastor. Tbe m-. i iax will ooatlnoa throogh the w.'fk. Oar Mayo ha poated Deuce rrquost i)C ail boatneaa man to close their place ocVxainea Mlt Thursday. Thankn.y ins Day Tnia ia right, and we bope to U eotapUad. with generally. Coatoo auad riaa ara mcrinK briskly in or placa. Cot to fc aetliog for i b4 Hcai84C90ic There t8 comidrr ab4a of lha Utter being markeuni h rr. (hooch lha crop ia andoabtdly short. W. E. Swain of the M P. Church, aad Bvr. A. McCollen of the M. K Charch left hare Monday for their A rr Mal Con fere ace. Wa wish them a trip aaj4 a return to this miaaion and circuit atzi yaar. ( Tho (jun with ihaj " wbacl-of fortu ne " aai iha bala ef good lack, were to see mm hut Saturday. Th only good that wa hav baaxd at their doo mi a con tribeiUoal of faw dollars to our town ttaaanrj ia tha shape of Uxn, and ihe ratiring of maay of their dimes uJ BfcJtflU, ! ' ' Oreenville Items. O J atari li NOU per quart. O ttoa ia cooling in slow , hu h ms.f tiiislaaaa doll. Tna faxroers are hol-iiD-H bach foe at batter price. Can t Mr J- Kiaaar ooena along and give it a bom c a ad bwainaas a boom. Bar. Mr. Anderson preach! bu r -r" wail aaitosi in tha Method t -bon.ii o:, Baaday lnirt Ha bid an aiTectior.u faraweil to hia coairegmttoo that he h vs ai fajtaaUylswrtad for tha Ust two That gaaaTarayon. drawui; tkat e( hara aaaa or a long lima are thowe by Mas afaJma Ah4ereos on ax hi bit ion in Mr. Jarrat stora. Tha asactttion shows ! rara aasaa- aixt a; fse-alty for drawing raraly axCaUadf tn lb Is coon try. and we pradtctfor Miaa Anderson a bright future as aa artist. Ow laat Wadawaday tha steamer from Tarboro brought down 13 of the orphans j front tha Oxford Asylum under the i ehsunra of Miaa) Barwall. They gare an awtartainoiant 1 the opera boo-o oo Wadaesday niht arxl raalimad the handsoma ana of tl33 5t, Thai aaaa waa said to exoaed any sum aratofbra ralasd ia any of tha larger cities or town fat tha 8tata and shows the appre ciation of our people ia tha effort of the hf taoaia fraternity to take care of the anfortui imata child r Iraq ia the State Bichlands Items. Ttimra arw aboot throah fathering their erops, and there is the greatest ooan plaint aboot short crops I ever beard. aapaciaJJy of cotton . I think experts ia tha cultivation of tobacco could obtaia wary good wages in thi section, as a araaa oaaay farmers will try tobacco B4it year. A Fair ai New Berne ia highly spoken of by tha best citizens of this com-asaajty- I am sura Onslow wool.-1 do has? part. Wa have a few fast horses faa thio county, so if you do have a Fair, probably wo can And one that could eooa with Special Oold Dust. Tha people of Onslow, as a rule, are not office seekers, therefore take bat vary little interest in Civil Service Re form. Aa wall as I recollect, the Dvuio- AMftiri Mrtv lis as i hail Of v-i 1 flarvlrA Rs- form, aad why not pract ice it. Io nay humble opinion, it is batter to practice what we preach. Tha last iaana of the WEKLV J'H RS1L says "tha plan of converting the lousier RrVlva mxi into a tram war. thus con aeetinft- tha navigable waters of New Tnat rivara hrntofnrs idt.K-an by tha JotnuiaU, ia feasible and is with- ; ia tha grasp of tha people of Onslow if I thwy will CO-Ooerate with the Neuse and Trent Biter Steamboat Co. " How can it bo expected for tha people to co op armta with tha company that they have no eon fid voce in'.'. Did not thry. when separata, offer to build a tram road w uh out eaaoparatioo r ighting each other was QM caase, as we then thought :i.t wodidnot have a tramruad ; but ait. r warda, wheo the rwoxxjaipanies merged Into one), wa saw the) cans not to be the interest of any particular sretion. but tha interest of individual. K r if 1 1 -. were strong enough e;irte. hy n t the mora ao combined ' Remooetixed and deminet red ilver is something farmers know very little about and we freely acknowledge our ignorance m the ub,e t and protvuly would have reruained so had it not be, n for Mr. Oliver's articles in theJi i K.v .ii It is strange that newspapers do not ir to enlighten their readers n fubjecis s. important to their interest. 1 bei.ee tha JOCU 4 L pub lis bexi an article ci pud from tha Baltimore 5 on tne i-siii side; but the arguments cr weaa that it was not worthy f Mr attention. We wish e c u ! .i thing to enciHirage Mr ' '. . w: noble effort to have cheap :r. r.-v dour to lum "laiy on. M i . 'T damned be :: -.rst r . s enough. (C lo Ilia I. i I There he grs-a ajtain iir - and pours dgwn anvtr.-T :.. of ttrang drink, not n his apuetua damands it. I u ricial barry-aney it prcl-jj etTscta Df whach leave him abl than befcr ft is practice that is iaiiv send, to their graves V remesi is found in the tr:- fr-.-oi anca tha bswt and s; onea .Electric 1'.. drugisu : '" er. s ur f y - win nn' Thut I n '! r !' m-io .r.-! sa 1 ' pi r ; T '' warnui I: N Sorinr i In.tiAU oobt A tvittln". I'.i p- r with t ho Journal- I u t Kit -i : v v. . t- s : : A . ,v.. -ni '.. i. .-in- i -i . r t . n l n. '. irrsn,;. itl ' - - M i . I. I t K ! -a:-. t 1 -e ro. m nth .An 1 ?. rn nth 1 1 r b v pa v i --r. i T Mi . in o n 1 r rtv: t -r f u n 1 . '.v br; r-p...-. kn : f r n i ' in. Mr. ,e J h-ir- r i. I '. I u r in " Col. K T. Itor kin ( .-4 . p-'r . K i bf ii appointed J ii'ie of '. u"ifi Court in the 6th Ju lu-isl D'.nct to u cee1 the late J u i(" K n. The initn : ty pi ei is -o 'if u-n s -1 p . defence in important crini.nal : i in s that we publish th- pinim of J i i . i Sey mour in the i a.-e o : Jonr Yuii n i 1 is quite elaborate but will pruve oil. r esciUif . esiwciai ly tothlenl frte:t..io Mr J. K. (.idds!y . of nsl' . will remove tv thi i-.ty with ms 'mn:l . n 1 eniigi in faming ne.ir the cry He is ur.iwu nere b. the educational f.c i itii- uiTt ri' i Hi s a working man and a t-l K:. u We welc 'in nil U" b . L. K S ,u1..i. i CilltU to !ee us 1 !u. tlie bubrtianliai I.r;u cif i1nl..i clay. H i - i n the K.c 'HI. '. v t." f seoi'un and Ukt in to ailvnucp Hi t f to u r i u i i "e . ;vri active part t n.ierert. ol tip tr-1 t r ii.s r t t t Hi t. Cilltl.s. V. put M..r-n.l Keli" ir-it : ion r.d.i ii'ui Linn .o J .io. s. tiau A J tl Yuuutt rui'i fc. r .imrrig 'u.pr." .. ' - cot. Mr.l at me uie term of ine L' .- o tr ic . ' iL rt lh.' nr.. t , V i : .i for tan year ncti, H.irrioou -"A iihou jil lor thirt ..ays We call sp -cial alteniioa to toe 1 v r tuseineDt ot irie KiJtluy life lusur-nt-Oocn pan y . Mecn. r5oyd and r-rrv 'i Lnu cu repre-ni lh- company in in i fteCllOU VNi e COUJUiCUd its leaturm o. lusulane l all liy drnir. to iu.a- a s-i.c iu s t-r tuiea i lorllieii Umiiini. l'tie Uld Kcliabl-. luruer s N . C AliuauaC, for h uu our table. U w. a- asual. full of valuable luf rt'o I tioii annual 6tte Kecord to it"- it 1 .ry i A.u&ble for relerence. l'cui l ; snow dLj r.tiu is pieitictod. m iiie farm er am know wliru U rfp and . I The wreck of K.iward" iIai burruil at Vl d landing u Neu'rivrr Ui Tu-' i day ui(bt was brourhL in Sa.uniiii b ttirj M-aiii-r ' "armiriii and landed at t t'l.ini.r abarf Her caro is mi. i.l . r -I at-ly damaged a:i l she is awaiting u.e ' action of me !Ward ct I uder-r.ters We learn trial ooe of our lu mbo.- men I Mr. Daniel btirnson, has a contra, i for 350,000 feet of ash lumber. It w 1 1 1 uk r a trip North, be. turned into nice furoi ! tare and probably some of it tind its way back to Now Hrne. Would it not be ebe;r to bring th macmnery to l the lumber? I A very fine Japanese persimmon as left at our ortice Thursday from the tree of Mr. J. ) filter, at Stonewall. Pam. ! lico county. We believe he ha.s the only ' tree of the kind in this section, aud the JoL"RAl. receives annually a sample of Its moat excellent fruit. Why are not more of them planted in this secti n ' Col. John D. Whilford left SaturUy morning for the Southern Harbor on en I ion which convene at Savann.ih on Tueeday next. We are glad to have one representative in the convention and Col. Wbllford i.s entitled t the thanks of the c omm unity for the inter est he rvows in onr welt ire in this in stance. Our correspondent Norfolk a 1 ranees some iood ideas about a railroad from Wilmicgtor to Norfolk. We would like to hear fiocn our sister cit lee on the iiueetion. We are satisfied that Onslow county will be ready to ao bar part as she is the only county in Eastern Carolina that has neither rail road nor steamboat facilities. ur Register of IVeds. Mr. Joseph Nelson, has returned fr in a 1iuiu.uk trip down Neuse river, and one of the feats of his tramp was to visit John Ln I lard's an 1 clean otT tha: tine I .t of grapes f n m the vine wtucn Mr. L'o hard was saving as a Christmas pres ent for the J' I'kmi Weh. w.- i.n he would hunt in an ther directioti hereafter "D. R. Walker p.-ranii. ulaU-d tr-.e city Thursday and in Ins rounds v:-it. d the new court hou.se and he declares i; is the finest and best arranged court house in the St.ite and he has een them all. Tho one in Caswell co'i;.; p.. to, is p' rh a ps I'quii to it bull. ' t :. t 1 r . Capiam isentnusiasti' f ra rs r at N.-v. I IVrn , and sav s ho wio le sure to br .'!. hand if w. it up. We tielitve h- I was one of tne mar-nals f tl.e Kair bel 1 nere previous io the war aj!d t.'k t:.e premium for tne t'-st Dale of c-'tton. Our Richiinds c. rreri- n lt-r.t tr.u- r rer-p n w eseut .s ma le membT ttiat th-1 1' Kiver team boat Co best stu tT c f tne t is worthy of 'ii e mpauies c i.."'. il l d ', 1 c ;-siratiun ; l a r ;e u e . U L v e ( '. .1 out II. .le . Till r. I ,i rt.ed from a atu r-l.iv n-.orn-ilan lall Smith, l'.tt -unty "Ued e l lie of 111 ft other w ise nging t Wm i nd re 1 ar. rih' 1 at e river The rott. n . g Neu i. f-t week. n and c Norf .it K :nt- r. -'. .1 . ii ii i r i Ha I r . .ver appears u v i r. g the v lews . igre-smen whi t. assert ther e present law i another f a large h leads 1 1 1 I s in regard on n t r y is V i ir n. it : ver par. Th Hardy Wh.tl'ord had In. lay a 'ot of about .p. which classed gixxi 1.1 for yt, the bt price market for aometiniQ. ginned with great care. ::g used and only two g i n ne-1 . w hen i- from m x to the capac eight bales. gin No stork Ltu . Mr. M 1 1 I.ank-toii N ' W . I .. n.'i r cull' ly, of Contentnea was in to ses? us some of his ex- 1 'i. a. lav and gave us r:-r. :. 'he ' no fence " district. He -avs the i r- per nan e for it is. "the no st. -a eh- iri. t f. r. po he saya, it nneans wherever it is in use. When s were kei t up he Coll'il OCCft- r-.o st.s-k the fen -- sionallv get some Iresb beef, wnnenow there are no cattle to kill, and .he has not had a mess . f -cx-si beef but once - his sea. -on He sa v- cow-s havp learned t i snt one leg out to Is- tied preparatory to be arril ut to pasture. 71 a ll s m ii ik er t tpplra. The best fall apple, the Matbamuskeet, is now coming to market pretty freely. Ae acknowledge receipt of a basket n in Mrs Calvin 1'erry. who has quite r i, .ml of thi- variety on her farm - . iiecnv. I"!:. -re is no hotter flavored apple gron in this wonder is tha: v. rv sect, on and the 1 farmer has not a niimD'T of the tr. es A doz.-n or two f i, . - v , net v iv hi Id in ppl v a good ,r,i' !' :v " lib apples through the I): lunkhead has been caned by iT - !'. . - k in this city. It was not o ii g however, but w-as done : re-ilem-e by a Christian m . - . It V b.-r of the M. E. It was a handsome i w as presented by ia: ion of the Dc a n h here about winding up he an 1 his family i when thev leave. - .r. afi re - I r t e ,( i r o i -.' id is Iv re and I k rt v w ith ther tn- I ut the . 7.- 11- v e and good w ishes of h is re-pectand esteem of all He is a faithful, earnest r- regrrt that hecaunot l.nger. .,,.,1 M s- I a rm I ii x r- J K II.irg-it and A. W. tn" enterprising farmers of i.ipin J Ti"- rujutv. called o see ndav ee:.i:ig. Mr. Oxley re .s the i"-ult of his farming opera - M 'TIS i tion- this ve.ir. w ith one horse, seventy nv barrels of corn und ten bales of cot uu. He is out only thirty-two dollars t. r fertilizers --kainit being a firm be iii'Vi-r in the old comvost heap. Know i ,.g w b. r. t. . plant and when to plow, he -a.- i- u-t as important as having polity i f manure or rrch land. His sun s tins year shows that he knows w ht n and bow . We dare say he w ill enter the race for a ptemiuin at our F.i i r next f al i . Iir lllllld 11 I in A gentleman w h of Hi de upenor i lowu.g z "j joke i was in attendance "on rt tells us the fol on our old friend Major 1 1 e. .. i red ic The Major was called .-ii i' prove the character of a i witness w ho had testified in an import- ; antrase. and when asked by the attor ney. if he knew the character of the witness f .r truth, replies!: "Yes, he is tha biggest sort of a liar for I raised mm' i 'f curse the jury, attorneys, judge, and aii underbxd the Major to in -"an thit having raised the boy he had opportunities of knowing his lying pro peiisitits which he was unable to cor rect, but th'we who delight in teasing the VfSj t trv to put another construc tion on w hat he said . Nitprrlor Co art. Tne Superior Court of Craven county convene next M inday. Judge l'hillip presiding There are ninety -four cases on the cnminil d.x-ket which will 1-' increased to over one hundred whu all the justices have eOt in their cases. There are fifteen prisoners in jnl awaiting trial, and we w ish to call the attention of .Tud go Phillips and Solicitor Collins t ' t.e f.-ict that they are eating Craven . oUtity out "f house and home. Most of them h in' been in jail for sometime and night to I o ready for trial, ytt weex p. i t to hear motions for continuance iii-'n hrs: one huie frivolous excuse an 1 a n. - ther. w h ich lfallowed. the cou rt a ul adjourn with the j n 1 about as full i - ; ; is now. Thi hold i pe.p,. w i i 1 be t h e i the new -t term of the court court house and the of til" e wha inly should in ign i li 'en t 'ome out building tl.ov I. Paper. I ' ' Ill Kinston It i a H2 I. .l it i- and intends Ihe editor - Sal ll -e word be a truthful an I , urr. ut events, at It w i . I cntain a .g w . rth notice m - ., ..-I y Politics, ii wnl n inlet i ill es b--t g. ,t of b f th. th, Oil it. He hn M" dav l 1 m - l r ,1 I MnrdfTf r I apltlrrt!. Tae ii";i ' Wil.i ,:n ! gro -v , w 1, i. .nr. I. r. neighbi rh. k i.l ..f V.lin county, some ninr.'h. i tu re 1 a:: i ; . 1 go. i . n 1 o wr.is rail o re, 1 : u : . 1 x' k y M' -li n f i i 1 1 1 1 : . g been re gn i ! I v a : an 1 .1 el iv. re i ; : ' ; The Itl. . ( r .. Mr. 1 1 W Wa , .: the rice c r j. . s i i v : e a ' omplet f a i . . 1 1 1 : "f that cou n i y m i f one hu nd re 1 .in i : : t llshels. but. i in thousand I'li:.- 1- m. . i . sa v s tin. cri'i i:i ; .--an : ' tT in :ib"ii: t ,e - i -1 1 . p ' 1 C ' 1 111 lk' A Hear Tliltf An eld color d i g i ' miles I p it. g tun It . 1 M r. i inline 1 Ha rd i -on - . a this city . has a ti i.e tun which I..- has I , n lu ,sr somet ime. ( '. n li ien t 1 1 thief, he loaded his gun and set for him on-- in 1 hiring the night the '.hi ith 1 : la- rd -h m th patch, gathered I inn Mil ot tumip- j l 1 k.' V i e t ' f a man rge black discover, d the bear will lo,d th it i- if and as he started . 'Ut him have' it Hi.t thief it pr d t bear . -ml w h . th.s f.u-t he th.e . in-te be a he beat gettiug out of the tield. Hi the next time with bii 'ksli"t he ha.s the nerve to get agnn Col. Tlioa. Hovter and llir Nili.uin It r i u b I I rl It . The Washington correspondent of the .Vtirs ii'iif ( V.v. rivr. In his letter of Nov. 14th, says: " 'Maj. I'owers. one of the leading statesmen of North Carolina,' .whoever he is1 favors tho National Republican wit'i Home rare political literature re specting the mole of conducting elec tions in our Stale. H" tells of all sorts of imaginary 'frauds' committed by the bold, bad Bourbons, and goes on to ti II about 'county auditors' and other un known quantities in North I'arolinn. For pure, unadulterated nsininity the ' inter v lew ' takes the cuke ' Cad. I'owers is well kniiwn in New Berne, and. while a Republican, wo be lieve the good citizens of this citv and this section regarded him as incapable of making any such statements as those published in that interview-. The MatioiiiU lirfiublican has but few read ers in this sections, we believe, but less the "interview " might ci n-ulate more or less among our people. Col. Powers has sent us the following letter, which we cheerfully give to our readers: Washington. 1 C . FtdTiiR Jot KN Al.: The .utimial H publfiitt of a late date published what purported lo be an interview, had w ith me. on the subject of the Solid South. I wish to state that no such intervie x as that mentioned has taken place be tween mo and any representative of that papr, nor have I stated even in private conversation anything which would authorize such statements as are con tained in that alleged interview . Very respectfully. Thom as 1'. iwki.s Room Tbe Kalr. "Boom the Fair." sail Mr M H Wilkinson, of Idalia. Beaufort county, as he handed us his two dollars for the Joe hn A L Friday. "I cannot," said he, "do without the J. h'io." t. and noth ing would please our people better than a Fair at Now Berne. This is the tenor of theconver-ati .il we have with farmers f rom every direc tion, and we have talked with many on the subject. We have made inquiries enough to satisfy us that the fanners in this section would be glad to meet at New- Berne anuuallv to exhibit their farm products and stock, provides! New lkrne will furnish grounds and proper buildings for such exhibits. Will it pay New Berne to have three or four thousand people visit us for four days next fall' Will it pay to have strangers come among us. see our truck farms, our uia n u f act ur mg in dustries, our sohiois. churches, shelled streets, etc. ' If we.ire c.i.tent to re main as we are if we have us inany farmers and a-s manv f.ut.Ti'.s as we want in this section then, of course, it is no use to make an elTort to nio r foi- ward with our -i-ter towi.- in their progress and enterprise. j We occasionally hear it said there i- , a lack of enterprise in New Berne. This 1 is no more true than of anv other town I m North Carohua iA to be convinced All our people want that a proposed en terprise is a good thing and necessarv for the welfare of the community . Thev j were enterprising enough to put steam- J ers on every navigable river and creek j tributary to Pamlico sound, south of. Pamlico river, they were shown the necessity of establishing a i railed ' School for the education of the chil.ln n in the community and thev did it at once; they were afterwards convinced that a building was needed for the school and the public can see as they pass the Academy (ireen evidences of enterprise and good works. We want now to convince them that a Fair will pay as an investment, and we know when we do this we will have it. Fveiv one of our citizens who be lieve it will pay ought to say so bv giv ing us his name and the amount of sbn-k he is willing to take in it. The farmers will soon begin to prepare crops for an other year, and if they know that New Berne will have a Fair next fall they will prepare land to niake something to bring to it. Why delay the matter'' Let an organization bo effected at once so that estimates may be mad-' of the cost. More MlBnlirlarlnf-. Messrs. Moore it Brady we leiru. are considering tha question of add mg other i nd ustries to their can ning establ i.-hnient so as to utilize the steam power and the space they now have We have been asked to . might 1' succes em pb 'V nii'i'.t to raw material abundance. Tt -Ugge-t som.-thiin isf ii llv inaugurate, ttie '.eople and of will. 1 1 we b: i-?rc are manv i nd t hat tn. -I :l that might be su essf u 1 1 v c. induct N e w Uerne. if prop rly mana rial f, IC lies. and p. d. f ore-ts at" hi nd in hubs. ss'kes. rm the arh. maple. 111 ate In p! ir - w amps ought t" b I. itll re, .ri A if I ' rt, -en t North in its r. m of all our beef c ittl be maim fact u r.-d ; i w inch are brought rk i u : mi .1 1 ir. -t. of b.-n g Tile hide- N rth t a d b .is ' I - , ,1 in many in-tati-i .b ihiv I ..wrier of 1 1 I,. i-t.s. pads, tab brought an 1 our swamp v press. a-.J . be worked ll( There i- n-. .ii in ord v r t. in Ihi' ', "I 1 capital, -knl' .' s " In i; , r t.irt aim. -t ,1 t: it I with brain, en c. .t:d lie t b',1- I tle- ll. b- W'Tk- 1 ; 1 i V a I . .1 a- til a : . i- ,',;n"if ,- ' t as i : ii ii v i " r 1 1. gre it ad var.tag t raw- m i:. i : i o ra I - .: a' n f t h Stonewall Items. . 1 base - . bllt 1 1 t. II of n 1. .rig. short, uii j bo Ill 1 1 lately 1 lit' ver sa w "fa f'lked tail one. C 15. he lias one. M . 1 1 1. li i iit and arri.-d 'iiielime . l;.-v. M is Florence 1 1 ( i u II the lstll Hist. . IS -ini-i'. in the ciuirch Sir K. id r o:li iat M.l past - b en : more -r.'vine I I iii' : 1 1 1 1 ii n,l f riends that t well r iia.- a J i p in p. of fruit and the ti.em Ha much are ab. ut the c i -i riiinon v.-rv full ,- In f and ..- larg" 'mil. 1 e v,.u r i a r I e r et county a l i-i - folks to plalit at least o 1 1 . . My ad v he would bu to ei. in gro. - u uh them, and if llem Zer Li' pecan set their anv r.er- - 'ii w ish a f e vi , .1 is. S I.ane. of this place, rim supply a.- many a- four do.-n .t ?1 .a h. delieri-d on board the -teamer Kim '"ity pioperly iai'ke.i for t r.ins( " irtution . From now until March i- tlie proper time to transplant them. Gum Branch Items. ' ur give . a n s w t woi thy Jones county iteniizer us a pull this week ami we will r him next week, and will try i to see him when we go by Tren- and g t ui to Berne next time. I I . l'.lijah New-bold ha.s some of the lar,,-e-t turnips (purple top we have ever seen, and Kad Koonce the largest rutabagas. Kad is a right good fellow, but he loves to brag a little sometimes, especially on his turnips. -o it is. as we said last week, all's w ell that t-nds well. No one dead this I week, but some are married, and some ime's fortunes told: but the man that come via Kinston from New Berne to this place says it ain't so. aDd has gone ' to work shrubbing his farm, notwith standing a two gallon jug was found w ith his name on it marked Gum Branch via Kinston, N. C. Ksq. New-bold had the pleasure of I performing the marriage ceremony last 1 Wednesday, near here, between Mr. John Padrirk. aged .'5 years, and Miss I Susan Alice Moore, at the residence of I Wm. Chase, F.sq. The groom had only been married four times before, and his .young bride, aged only 20 years, seemed I as happy as could be. We wish them 'hjppiniss forever. Big hunt on New river last week. I Will let you hear next time. But one I thing we did hear was that our sheriff I and his brother Ned went on the hunt so excited that they failed to load their ' guns, and in consequence failed to. k-ill a deer, except Ned, who was so luety that one doer came to him and waited for him to load his (tin. which he did and killed the deer. Married at the residence of the bride's father. Charles Oerock. jr., Esq., on Wednesday the 1 Sth inst.. by Rev. C. W. Smith, late pastor of Onslow circuit, Mi. Micajah F'arnell to Miss Siddie Mierock. all of Onslow county. The happy couple, surrounded by their many friends, hastily partook of a well-spread dinner of good things and left for their homo on New river. May the blessings of heaven attend you in your new life always. "C'ajah and Siddie " Wo haij a spelling bee at our school house la-t Friday for a prize Four prizes were aw'ardc!. :ib follows: 1st prize, first class, IC. W. Murrill. jr; 1st class 2nd prize. Charles Koonce; 2nd class 1st prize. Miss EtTie Frazelle; 2nd class 2nd prize, Miss Bertha Cox. All did well. Another comes off this, Fri day 27th inst. Mr. Ward, seems to be the right sort of a man for school teach ing, but no one can teach school suc cessful 1 v without the co operation of the I parents. This is lacking in almost all I ou r schools. Some of our young men have got for tune in their heads. B. N. and O. S. went clear to Deep (Jully. eight miles from New Berne, just to have their for tunes told : went in the night, and An drew Marshburn says Ned Murrill had his told, but Ned denies it and wecan't prove it. but B. N. and O. S. acknowl edged this after being caught. Bryan says Mrs. (lypsey told him he would marry a black-ey el . long-haired, pretty girl ; said he had made lots of money but didn't have senseto keep it, and his last davs would be his best days, etc.. but Mr. Cypsey would n 't tell hiin ouething until he had settled the amount of two I hal f-dollars upon her estate, which he did reluctantly so ho said, but wo reckon willingly. I in portant UC'SI In l News. ble. Nov. If., 1SJ. At a meeting of tho newspaper men recemlv held in the cars with W. W. Carraway as Chairman, Rom. Johnson Secretary, and Ci. C. Taylor, Treasurer, it was Resolved. After many resolutions the nature of w hich do not interest the pub lic, that the very sight of the following named gentlemen, to-wit: R. M. John son, (loldsboro AiVsjeTiijeT. C. C. Taylor, New Berne Journal. Wm. W. Carra way, W u:i unil Oi).wfer, Raleigh, N. C, W. C. Mayo of f rer rrr.ts. Ben Hardy of I'hrnnn-ir. and T. H. McGhee of Wilson .liiniiiv. be and are hereby to be con sidered a polite dun. to all subscribers who are in arrears for subscription . or advertisements to the above named valuable papers, also ne v bills which are unpaid or continental subscriptions which tiro on rile. Resolved. That by settling up many heart pangs will be saved both by the dunntrand tho dunned. Resolved. 1 hat the phrase "wili you bo here tomorrow" should and ought to become obsolete. Res. il ved . That we are an x ions to gi ve re-eipts for new subscribers, and v'ry an i. ni- to receipt for arrears. stat- papers are respectfully request- e.l to ail have copy and add tho names of their agents, i hir thanks to all who Uii a W. 1 1 N ' herebv ark n-ow led ge . Cdti: a w a , ( 'lira n . . S.e v. at Tails too Near Ihe (iround. -i lent Bryan, of the A. .V N. C.R.. P'.n i i- a.-sumpuon that thert- is - in I .erioi r cou nty capable of tiisn nir d.-pot agency. And thus it .'-is. that men, who have a verv 'pillion of t bemsel von . aro gener v at t mlt m e-timatiug tho worth p'.oftv Tom Benton f T.li:i'l. r.hii'loui'l the Mp : St--ph. li A. iiouglasbv adnnr. r .1 the' l.lttle Clalit" till is t..o near tho ground, -ident Iw vsn thinks the coat -opleof 1. r bu-ines noir an near eap.'ic ty. About 1 .er.oi r for music in l.-i.t B an 1 C over nor ' .1 uii d .ut a v. i Id-w and d. : le reputa von .1 er I u 1 uch is (he 'i iver v f . i r Id-. ' Al : el. l. lV '.g .oo 1-1 i-t f'T- de, elVe.l, in I i ts iiiit.it. : s Ne i n .v 1 ll so ,1. 1 I '. .u b- . 1 ' '1 1' it I" .ill Ul.su-' tatlotl- of rv. 1 ...!., s aii cot.: 1 1. 1- t be . true tn re! ne. 1 . r i : i l.-r-taiid tn r. i; h i, uu. I . i 'lil.i.Il in 1 1. .r :i.i .iii.l i . I in 1 1.. n r.l- K0KKKJN 'KS. The in 1 lb- n.illi iii- I...M-.V. N' v. Soha savs that t ! barded "Weill n file. Bid.. . in i - N J-;. -A t. 1 r. bo Ti laiis havi that the c .'. v ! n i An ill.'l 1 light port -ays K 1 'lg Co Hit Ml I;:-, I.) ;s Ihe mam loi I" ll Willi .-. and a s i mm i r; Milan is Pi ma and M ci.-ive atta k It also states torions ho w il i n that I agre i nt. le- if King; -to an ; nco of !' peace. o. His; .,; tlie ver tie i in . i.-t ice . the I'm:, Itches -r-. iall.- ha r l ereiit i ui the nth the highl as to allow a c i til settle til" lei 1 L"'l""'. N ' c i ved h. re -en beci m d is-p: I lt'-d verses. The Bulgarians, hand, have been ai'eii-ed t pitch of enthusiasm bv til example o vie tori Prince Alexander and ll t gained under his leadership. : They have gradually driven back tho Servian advance lino until the Bul ,' garians' forward line of entrenchments ; is within a mile of I iragntnan village, j : In the fighting yesu rd; y tl o S. rvian I lo-s was eight hundred and wounded. ) r.c of Alexander's aids-d e-cam t' kille Princ kille during yesterday's engagement. St. Pktkk.--i.cc.";. N .v. -1 Tho ....; nnl 'U' St. I ' . rs'ii - . in an editorial, says: "Servia has no lo.'.-on tocotitinup l the campaign now tha; 1'iinco Alexan der ha.s allium need that he w ill evacu ate Eastern Roumclia. If King Milan persists in going to Sofia it w ill cost him more than he foresaw. The Powers, as the speech of Kanperoi- William at the opening of the Reii'lislat' on Thursday indicated, have a right to secure respect for the treaty relating to th- Balkan States. London. Nov. 22 Advices from Tzaribrod state that Colonels Benilzky and Tapolovitoh yesterday effected a junction of their forces and made a joint atturk upon the Bulgarians at Sli vnitzi. The latter were driven from their positions after a deuperrtc light. At 5 o clock last evening tho two armies were still engaged. An aide do camp of King Milan was wounded during the fight. Three other Servian oliicer.- were killed and six were wounded. A dis patch from Belgrade, dated midnight, says it is believed that tho lighting is s ill going on by moonlight. The re port of the capture of Sofia is untrue. Belgrade. Nov. 21 Six hundred wounded Servians and a batch of Bul garian prisoners arrived here today. The commission appointed to inquire into the statement that Servian troops had attacked the Bulgarian ambulance train and bayonetted the soldiers it con tained, reports that the story has no foundation whatever. Intense excitement prevails here, ow ing to the report that Colonel Topolo vitch has cut olf the retreat of the Bul garians from Slivnitza. while Colole. Benlitzky. with the Schmadia division entered Solia unopposed. Jones County Items. Fggs are scarce and booming, chickens none in marker. What has become of theTient-n park. Has it gone w lu re tlie Woodbine t wineth '.' No drunkenness at Trenton on Satur day, everyone appeared sober, calm and quiet. Wo are certainly glad to see such good order in i ur old country town. We barn (hat tin- I u ihi i. g rnnitii i ttr e of (trace I'.pMcopal chinch have suc ceeded in -i curing an extra nice lot of ceil in Berne. West I I o in s. of Now I leaver creek i nU'ii j iil on -UL'o J. col.. . r. lit tO township Saturday h a colored I "r on a charge man at Mr d rape ii pon n. p.. i-i IT plantation. Trade w as h day last. Mr Cypress creek at Trenton e, tho farmers m ail dor.o a:i: short on i . 'ia done. Mr. 1 urni: '. 3 Hill. S bel "W V i 1 io Infill, tl i e November. a i :.-k at Trenton on Satur . A. C. ' ;. Hiding, one of 'substantial laimers was i Saturday last says that hisieinity were nearly 'nr.- thou crops. S ii.l i.- th.- e:it Ii,. rin- e:,-lv d Mop :ol . win i n t he lav the s." Mr. i resided of McUan- M. i 1 leaves ;. '. daughters friends to in Ills remains yard in TV monies wei. ,ti and six puns and three :;h many rotations and in n their irreparable loss, a ere entered al tho church atoii 1 ho luneral oere- -oh Iiiiii7.'.l bv tl'.e Ke , W. II. Puckett . One of the ship planteu a tatoes near an public road, eluded . as t he ti.eiis of Trenton to.vn id raised a lino lot of po ol.! grave yard near the Not lonr since he eon irare yard was all grown over very thickly with bushes and trees, that tho south side would be a warm place to bank them. A few days after he had banked them, a couple of dark? ys passed that way and one of them re marked to the other: "See. Jim, how cunning white folks are getting: don t you see them banks of tater.-. I'll tell you we niggers all got to go to work or perish to death. I tell you agin, white is ounnmtr. Ho knew wo niggers fraid to go there at night. Goodness, gracious! them taters staythtrn forever for me. I would not tech inside them banks of a dark night for every tater m "em. Forty nine years ago ihrre stoc J an old log nieeling hou-e i il tiie very site where K. M. Foscue s -.-i.i .ol hm-v now stands. This old hou-e w as used both as a church and a school house. 1 well recollect this ' memorable to us school boys, ood old place with its shady gum trees under which we spent our (day time, and the good old grape vine .-w in g which stood on the hill just across the road where we and tl.e L'irl- eiij yod ourselves sw inin' ones gather aroum thi? recollections o We can almost roc of that dav . The s Henry II." Villard. was We-tmorelaii He wa- a graduate Point . and was a taiiLtht several of tl . hat tender nieni- 1 us w hell we recall f those early days! . dlect every jnc i.l en t chool was tau-ht I v whose birth p!.i''o d countv. Virginia. I I., li-v, . o! W'-t ina-n 1 ti '. i.t teacher : e ditT. rent l.iiis;uae.- but had one weak point th..t usefulness, and that was -tr ruined his i: drink, in I'--. u. . M. 1 1 n... . I.emuei II. Siiiiine; Jas. Merrill . -r. . an 1 employed him to tea. lit the Heaver I la:ii was then called. 1 -. N u ha R..-1. :; h f. T S'-V chool 1,. r. -I ,-n- Sibil- tltill to him live Mil til re el, ' I ; i i : 1 .1 I'll' ml f f iv h. nil!.!. IV I I 1 I i -" -i 1 t" -ii ; 'irink ie i i . m . i ins I'.iv j When his :.lr.e i lil'llsll 111 i I'lllet : ! t ikf tin ell,-. T l.lt t ' ; tapiT ': Meek s I 1 t but .u I . h . k i '.-! 1 1 'A i : i i i i . -. I I ! 1 I; K IlK'l: 1 1. t.r. i th- . tl.l: ' I ,i v I I i Wi. Am ! i: Bell's Ferry Items. Mrs. Dr. Wood is visiting her daught er in Memphis. Tenn. Clifford, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Caskins. died last week. John Potus is putting the finishing touch on Mr. Spring's boarding house. Mr. Robert Nelson's ginhouse was de-troyed by tire la-t Saturday with sev eral bales of cotton. Tho citizens here are going to build a church, and the question is which side of tlie creek must ii go on. I say south side. Mes-rs. Coward and Splvey inform mo that they have ginned over 2.j0 bales of cotton this season: have not heard from Rountree o; Bro.. and "Commo dore" Griffin. Since writing you last I have received a letter from Congressman Skinner, and he promises to give our daily mail his personal attention when Congress meets in December. There was a concert given here! last week by the young ladies and gentle men of Centerville for the benefit of the Oxford Orphan Asylum. The crowd was small owing to the ' inclement weather. Mr. C. T. Barwick. a highly respected citizen of Lenoir, and a member of the board of county commissioners, died at his home in Neck township the 18th Mr. Barwick was a good husband, kind and affectionate father. We hate to lose such, but our loss is his gain. Prof. BLnz finds that coffee is an ab solute antidote to alcohol, if it be taken in a sufficient quantity. Dogs saturated with caffeine could not be made drunk. If you c&n't '"Bear" a cough. "Bull" it with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. DIED. At his home in Greene county, on Sunday morning. Nov. 22d. in the 73d year of his age, Mr. James E. Exurn. Mr. Exum was once sheriff of Greene county, and was the father of Mrs. G. F. M. Dail, of this city. COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, Nov. 24. 6 P. M. COTTON. New Yorx". November 24.-3:13 P. M. Futures closed steady. Sales of 01,000 I ale8. November. 9.42 May. 10.03 December. 9.44 June. 10.14 January, 9.57 July. 10.23 February. 9.69 August. 10.31 March, 9.80 September, April, 9.92 October. Spots steady: Middling 9 3-8: Low Middling 9 1-8; Good Ordinary 8 3-8. New Berne market 6teady. Sales of 303 bales at 8i to 8.95. Middling 8 7-8; Low .-Middling 81-4: Good Ordinary 7 7 8. do.iiestic itiarkei . Seed cotton 2. 90. Cotton Seed? 1 0. 00 . Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals., 85c. Ttjrpentine Hard. SI. 00; dip, 1.75. Tar 75c.aS1.25. 'orn 55a70c. liiCE SoaSl.OG. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Beep On foot, 5c. to 7c. Country Hams 12c. per lb. " Lard 10c. per lb. Eogs 20c. per dozen. Fresh Pork 6c. per pound. Peanuts 50c. per bushel. Fodder 75c.a?1.00 per hundred. Onions S3. 50 per barrel. Field Peas 60a75c. Hides Dry, 10c.; green 5o. Aftles 30a50c. per bushel. Pears S75c. per bushel. Tallow 5c. per lb. Chickens Grown. 40a50c; spring 25a40c. Meal 70c. per bushel. Oats 40 cts. per bushel. Turnips 50c. per bushel. Wool. 10al6c. per pound. Potatoes Sweet, 25a40c. WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pork S10.75. Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, oc prime, 6c. C. R. and L. C c. Flour S4.00a6. 50. Lard 7ic. bv the tierce. Nails Basis "10 's, 83 00. Scgas Granulated, 7?c. Salt 90c. aSl. 00 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. Powder S5 .00. Shot 81.60. Kerosene 10c. OPENING OPENING CONTINUED. MRS. M. D. DEWEY constantly receiving by Kxpress and i . Steamer, i Kev Goods, Tn add to her already Large Stock of M1L 1.1 NEKY and NOVELTIES, Etc. Her friendsand others wishing anything In her line are invited to examine her goods afwl prices before purchasing. She takes pk-asure In showinir. her goods and guaran tees satisfaction to all purchasers, dw House Keepers ! IT Vou Are GoiDjc to HOUSE KEEPING, GO TO L. II. CUTLER'S .AND GET A Dinner Set, 125 Pieces, Tea Set, 44 Pieces, Chamber Set, 10 Pieces Fine Toilet Sets, AND EVERYTHING IN" House Furnishing Goods Line 26 and 28 Middle NKWIJEKN'i:. . Street, ri 2 lASTERN NORTH f AKOLIl.'A RBLE WORKS XEW Monuments, Tombs. .n wort iu 7 ALiAH&A.EHiCAN MARBLE pri.mr.it atteouoo ( t.tL'L'.i. ! OE K. WILLIS, Proprietor : . I .ay i(K ee 1 i:avks Sf... A 1 i " i;kr.x. x. c- tuthorized agenl maoO-1 vii w Green BANKERS izi .. Fov & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS i th I":: .' r S: I BEPiXE, -. C. I j - - '''"'''1 l : ' - For Rent, I A TEN HOR.SE KAHM ON NEW RIVER, two mile below Jacksonville, know 11 as the Col. Montfott Place, usually called QuifRe Point Iia if of the farm ready for cultivation in S't;. Will rent or lease for five years. Suilirieru liuiidiiisiei. For further informa t ion npp i f CVIU'S Ft SCt'E. inni wlm Fowie, Jonea County, N. C. F. G. SIMMONS, Commission Merchant Solicits Consignments of COTTON, C0R1T, P.IC1", AND OTHER PRODTCK. The Highest Prices Guaranteed. Oilice ne.it door beloW Cotton Kxcliangc. W'li2 wlilil NEW UERNE. ST. C. Wanted, a !'.kk;ht, honest and inucs- Tklol s liny, about ten years of oge. cue witMmi piienrs preferred. For lurllier particulars address or cull ll pen E. B. HARGET, nr.v.-j w:;m SI ver Dale, N. C. I ASSERT, Without the fear of successful contradiction, that the Choicest and Finest Lot of Forelgu and Domestic Cigars can be found at Palmer's Phoenix Cigar and Tobacco Store, that was ever brought into New Berne. Cigars, of all grades and quality, from three cents to thlrty-rlve cents each. Wholesale or Retail. If any are In donbt of this, come and secniid be convinced. The proof of the pud ding. ou know . well, miff said. PALMER'S, Next to Wallnan's corner store, South Front and Middle sts., NEW BERNE, N. C. H. B. DUFFY'S Bargain Store! We are happy to announce to our customers, and the trade generally, that at last, after many efforts, we have succeeded in getting sufficient time, from the rush of trade, to write up our advertisement. It is loaded with Bargains; be sure to read it through. Not by favor, but by merit alone, will we maintain and increase onr unrivalled reputation. Big prices will not do in these hard times when even the wealthy cannot afford to waste their money, and the poor require double value for every dollar and penny they spend. DRESS GOODS. Our stock in this department is fuller and more complete than ever before. We offer you: A beautiful 36 inches wide. All Wool Serge Dress Goods, very heavy, for 50c. per yard. Black Cashmeres, 36 inches wide, all wool, for 50c. A new style Dress Goods, in colors and black, Satin Berber, 36 inches wide, 40c. Knickerbocker Dress Goods, the latest thing out, 3oc. Double width Cashmeres, 17Jc, for merly sold for 25c. Cashmere Dress Goods for 10c, pei yard, worth 15c. Nice Cotton Dress Goods, 5c. Also, Satins, Silks, Ribbon Velvets, Yak Laces, Velveteen in colors and black, and everything that is needed for trimming Dress Goods. Good Calico for 4c. Best quality for 5c. 3- 4 wide Homespun. 4c. 4- 4 " " heavy, 5c. 4-4 " bleached, " 5c. Ginghams, 5c. 7-8 yd. wide heavy Drilling, Sc. 4-4 " - " 9c. Heavy quality Canton Flannel, 8c. White Blankets for only 81.25; a pair worth 82 00. Also, a beautiful line of all wool Rose Blankets at rock-bottom prices. All wool Red Flannel, 15c. All wool twilled Red Flannel, 20c. worth 25c. Crash for 5c. per yd. All wool Cassimeres for 50c, sold elsewhere for 75c. Also, a good stock of Pants Goods in all grades from 10c. to 81.25. Bed Ticking from 6c. up. Ladies1 ready made Balmoral Skirts for 50c. Children's wool Gloves, 10c. Ladies' wool Gloves, 20c. and 25c. Ladies' linen Collars. 5c. Ruffs for only lc. apiece, heretofore sold at 5c. We sell the very best quality Gents' White Shirt at 81.00 that is sold in the U. S., reinforced front and back, and better finished than any shirt you ever bought. We invite' comparison. Miscellaneous. Photograph Albums, medium and large size, at low figures. Note Paper, gojd quality, 5c. quire Envelopes to match, 5c. pack. Sents' Linen Collars, 10c. Gents' Cuffs, 15c. Hair Brushes, 10c. Tooth Brushes, 5c. and 10c. 0-inch wide Sash Ribbon, 15c Hamburg Edgings, 3c. yd. Linen Torchon Edgings, lie. Ladies' and Gents' hose, 5c. Ladies and Gents' Vests, apiece, 20c. Gents' all wool Vests, 75c. Ladiea'8 Jerseys, wool, 60c. Ladies' Wraps of all kinds, cheap; Newmarkets from S3.50up. All linen white and colored bordered handkerchiefs, only 5c. White and colored bordered handker chiefs, 3c. Cotton Diapers, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 27 inches wide. Ladies' Hand Bags, 25c. Shoes. We are Agents for the East New York Shoes in Ladies, Misses, Children's and Boys, so justly celebrated. Try them i t, A vnn will huriipftcr hnxr Tin tVior Men's Brogans at $1.00 up. ' Plow Shoes at 75c. i Custom-made Gaiters. Good Morocco Sho3s, button, at 81. GO op. Notions. Pins, 3c. paper, best quality; brass, 5c. German Cologne, 15c; extract, good qcality 25c. Steel-pointed hairpins, 5c. Silk Gimp. 50c. yd. Paper and Enlevopes, 10c. per box. Toilet Soap, 3 and 5c. Einen hem-sticted handkerchiefs, 10c. V3A Sheeting from 20c. up, including ?be best brands, N. Y. Mills and Utioa .MilU. Zepfeyr shawls, 50c. Table Linens, 25c. Also a beautiful line in white Da mask and Turkey Reds: and a million more item that we havent the time nor space to teii you about now. Come to see us and send your orders, and we will convince you that we are the "Bar gain House of New Berne." : To The Wholesale Trade ive would say COME TO SEE US. We are jobbing more goods than ever be fore, and our customers are making money. Rospectfully submitted, H. B. DUFFY, Proprietor of the Now LJernc Bargain House. Gr.i. L. V'aisv 'P.Tii and Byron' i 'arki 'l.L. Salesmen, who will be pleased j to ?e tlicir friends. ; 31. GASKILL, ! MERCHANT TAILOR. ; A Full Line of Goods and Sam- j pies alwavs on liand. t-uits tut ami maile on hnrt notice, nn .1 at a low price as tin same can le ha l anywhere in North Carnlina. I'it truar.aiitei 1 Middle street. New Rerne. N.C. , 6e 1 d :ui I I fiBWV- ifCk THE HEW-YORK TRIBUNE . . THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE enters npea tfc new subscription yoar vrith undiminished tMlth im tb restoration to pou-cr of tlio party irhteb lias gbowm tho greatest caiacity fur safo, patriotic, lntelUffeat Eovcnimunt. 11 Hiauts ita agents and friends tor their Lc.irty auiiport during tlio last year. . TIIE NEW-VOItK TRIBUNE remains tne pro, c.pi.l uatiounl exponent of tho arguments, doctrine and ::i:i.3 of the Republican party. It is a Strang-, i 1 . - ' . Huiuuij.iuuuauig.j M 1 I n mi l t.ii'.hliiily devoted to tiie homo interests of atf A :n ; i. T ie paper labors earnestly for proteetlTei isji.i, ii. i.l.-. eieji i;io resources oi run nurniTiii lltslrss ami a- cir" rr";l -warms, Rood food, pood clothing and. ci.nif": ui' 1" li. .nics for tlio pcoplo, and itself pays the 1 :.i t .( 1 1 113 own men of any office in New i rl; c t ' ; i l- (en.-.l rights and an honest vote. 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Saturdays Leave Lake Landing at 9 o'clock, a.m., foi New Berne, stopping at Bay boro, Htone wall, Vandemere and Adams Creek, ar riving at New Berne, 1 o'clock a. m San days, j By this arrangement we are able to make close connection with the Northern steam ers, also having good accommodations both for passengers and freight at very low rate, ask that the merchants and producers along Its line to give it their cheerful support. Freight received nnder cover every any of the week For further Information enquire at tbe of fice. Foot of Market street. All goods received only at our warehouse, foot Market street. W. P. 110KRUS A Co., Agent, " New Berne, N. C. Or any of Its Agents at tbe following plaeea: ' ABE LEE, Adams Creek. G. I. WATSON, Lake Landing. D. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere, C. H. FOWLER, Stonewall, H. W. LANE. Bayboro. W. f. BURRUS CO . Ian21ddtwly General Manage! THE 1TEUSE & TRENT EIVEB Steamboat Company Will ran the following Schedule on and aftei September !)tli, 18S5 : Steamer Trent Will leave New Berne for Trenton every Wednesday at li n. in., and Friday after the arrival of the steamer Shenandoah; return ing, will leave Trenton every Thursday and Saturday, touching at all points along the river Steamer Kinston. On and after June 29th, 188 tbe Steamer Kinston will leavn Kinston lor New Berne every Monday and Tbarsday at 6 o'clock a.m.; returning, will leave New Be i lie every Toes day and Friday, stopping at Jolly Old Field and i ouching at all landings on Neuse river. Close connection made with steamer Shen andoah of the Old Dominion steamship Co. JOHN H. BELL, at Newbern. W. F. Stanly, Kinston. D. 8. BAERtrs, Folloksville. I. T. WILSON. Agent at Trenton. J. P. QtriNERLT, Jolly Old Field. J. B. Banks. Quaker Bridge. J. M. WHTE, Gen'l Manager, eb7dw Kinaton. N. C J. B. White, Currituck. N. J C. 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