THE JOURNAL:
N V7 BE iNE. H. C JX 9S9
v E. H. C wfl tr ia
- jaansah.
- coe4 mr rriak.llac oowoa
. TW &iMhMCMn will wotim oa
Uoaday. rrQ fefc ftae.-
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Ta Piak BJ) aaa Tiaa (umn at
tookaa W Ik NrpUM laiiarvaa Ogata.
Xwry ytM mm as iwusa e uuUMf
easmfnaiaa.aesaaaaMaa.
- Xm tartUus siaalasa aia bo prapar-
- lac for a rma w ha Iaa t Iimmm
" till! 11111 rhagaaaCas aOOpl.ta of
- - tram mbo "hmt ft UiMa mm! mm
- u ol moamj dotaattrfXergraai utduoe
; Tha tis el Cassmiags Gray has
iMiiif. TM UuwiM Unx. wul
Qiu aU vnt ik lb ars bcto. baifcl-
Oaa - ol ear aargw.o anoraays
thjOSaght ha Mm4 aver) OMit u( ha few
wbea a mimM a jaaie court ia
- WouS)iagttsteawahIa a ootd aa
- waah whrnttoouan had y ba hold,
Vuuki, la lb oaeia b tha sida ol
. ThsT awaa Ua aaairrsaat ot DmI
OS OWW BIU .ww
- iwiiti w .vim
, t TM flra ha ha ton and
Iven4s kMl ta Ul this sactsoa. u4
.- their away tew ada aop Uej amy own
' aas of ult 4 Ootaw arspsiw to r-
v ra fHaads ia tha aelchborhood of
tha aa w poaaWBo R pua. asa ootn
bUlanttf that they h au soail wow,
Tba crfjjoe bu tni uMifcmi bat U
Mil wma m .ThwoM nitwtUi
"aoa to thia patat aa be-a ra w-t and ih
' toU bom aa taa-a Pr
. iipnani in -i w w
CbM. W 8.Rir.-araalla f
lat af faiMeaao4a.M ia omm
WHr Ua wttA him rttr kMal to
Wtea asfcad at ik rob-
aa aacw!. I mtm tu
awa fax bar X eat taat hmm4 oa a fton-
UaWja mj pork. taiak
a taa airat aoaipUlat ol kog caora.
tha Capia oak to aaacrMVjaa klai
Mltbaka baa Puck la mth Urn kw
- aaa aort y a Uacktar lor which h
.kttltaitSvM Bt aaaarca poaaa
al aork a aa Mad4. Oar MiparlatM-
fcoo .UI aot aa la Cat
. Jlimaar af foaaa aa maMil
at If J Saaa Em. affle ban Frt-lmy
akck a will v ta- aa aw or otv
hut Tt Ma OarMtea A-ncia
tioa. . Jta d4Uita waa ava y to
m fea iaaar Una am aackM- 1
aiiar tara, a4 Udimn too. baJ mmi
tmh aa vlm-ra la. Ua atir
Skf aa ai4 la mf vr aaaialT. r
taartrftatlfaa4c ga- ranaa.-
mmmnt a ttantry. prawtnlaa; a alawa fnr
Paaot wit U Jaarmal Qib Bts
r Wa aava mado arraacamoata with
tha foUoarlac poblieationa. amoag tho
blast aad moat alnablo of tha country
wkaraby aabaoriaara' to 'tha JousjtxL
aaa aaomra any ol tha balow namad, at
tha folio winx low rataa, ttrictly in ad
aaoa:
JocftMAX and American Farmar . ...$300
" Amn'i AcrioultarUt S.60
" Soathan CulUvatar . 9.75
" DamoramtV lUfmaine 8.00
mmohdc mbmocu. . a.ao
8t. NicboUa.- 4.00
" " Century.. 8.00
' 44 Daroit FTaa Preaa . ... 8.80
44 Tax8.ftini 8 85
44 North Amer. BaTiaw 5.85
44 44 Naw York World 8.50
44 44 8ar 85
44 Country Bomaa 8.00
44 44 Horn and Farm 8.00
" 44 8oothara BiToaao.... 8 00
" 44 Conrier Journal 8.50
44 44 Nan aod Observer. 9 85
44 44 Harpar'a Magasina ... 4.50
" 44 44 Weekly 4.70
44 Tonne People 8.10
44 " Atlanta Conatitation. 8 50
44 44 Cbtcaxo Nawa 9 85
Oto aubaoribara raeaiT.ag tna Jottb-
AL, aad daajrins to have any of theae
papara.eaa, by makinc application to
tha oOoa ia person or by letter, hare a
atatamaaiol thair aeooont on our booka
ahowinx what they will hare to remit to
aatitlathaai to any of tha abore publi-
oatioaa thay aaar aalaet.
VURlUa UDUCUCUFTa.
Every abacriber to tne New York
World olabbiaa with JovaRaJ. reoeiTee
a haadaofsalj bouad illaetrat. d Hiatory
of the United Stai
XaotlieT Failure. Bureau of Labor Statistic.
We rkirrrt very much to announce The first annual report of W. N
another failure In biui ness. Tha well Jones, commissioner of tho bureau of
known firm of Dail Broe. who hare for labor statistics, is out It ia a pamphlet
many years don an er tensive business ; of two hund.ed and forty pages and j
ia Snow Bill, Greene county, with a contains a good deal of ioforruution in.
GENERAL NEWS.
Frozi n to Deatb.
, . ""T . , ' Chicago. Jm 21 A special to the
Ten people perished in the flumes of a Tribuu.-. from Nebraska Chy . Neb . says
burning; duusy 1 u tho town of Fuw ler. Judge J. F. Kiddcv, agent of the Yank
ton Sioux Indian Agency in Dakota, ar
rived here yeoter.iiiy. niter beiDg nine
curious and
Minn.
The grain trade uf Ba'timore h i? not
been so much deprr.eJ for tr.f put
twenty years as it is at this time.
contradictory report. The statistica ( Booth and Barrett, the great n'-r.rs.
are compiled from reports made by bih gave North Carolina the goby V. - il, 1
liabilities are rt-ported at abour. $80,000. ! employers and employees, landlords
. . . . U ftiAA AAA T i - k. t?. - mnA Mm..r.f. I I V, , . 1
. u . j 'u.i le describes the scenes which took place
u vt ouuw tiin .ivk .uu The Dikf iron Droducuon in tho South i on board the cars. Tha coal was rnn-
Eunaing over the page of th report . in i3g7 waj 929 433 tons aa increase of i nin luw- The passengers were crowded
hurriedly w are forcicly struck 80 ner cent in two rear. The fnr.reaa ' at.. ODe car-. tryirJK to keep warm. Two
branch house in this city, hare sue-' regard to the condition of labor in tLe ,
combed to tha stringency of the timai 1 State, and a great many
and made an assignment of tbeir proper
ty fnr th honflLnf thair c-r A i tn r TV, M
uays on trie road. rive days were
necessary for the party to travel thirty
miles. fhe thermometer dining the
five days was at 40 degrees below zero
most of the time.
The JudiiO savn the lots of life in Di-
i.s not the first'iime we've been slight- i S.ota nas been greatly underiated. as the
ouia (jaiere nave Lrieu to uuver it up
Wallace for the New Berne
W D
branch.
Tbeae gentlemen doubtless bad suffi
cient credit to have continued their
business without interruption, but it is
presumed that they deemed it better to
wind up their affairs than to bridge over
until better time.
This failure ia a great surprise to the
people of Greene county, as well
in this city, where the firm
s for years oomniaaded the con
fidence of the people and a large share
of their u ade We are not Informed as
to their futare plans for business, but
they have friends far and wide who
still have confidence in them and will
follow them with their patronage.
To Our Patrons.
We will begin soon to send out state-
menu of amounts d ue u for suhecrip
ttoea. and we send them out for the
paryo ot oulleotiog the money. We
eaaaot lra4dbgr iadalgenee to those Sonh Carol in
. aaoam
JUsbssaa) aa
- w kwMfia aad efaratWyoeraci
-JaeraUy.rddtataaaefltaf th
laaiaa eaaaH take ravcUt lasawet I
jthir aaoTraaeat 'Beta tha ywaaar as
aaterarlsa.
1 talked af eons a reefer fur
iMkste swa oat lkt
ka aa aa saw - raaiessad, S- aaw at ia
. asaairy aa aack It tataa gisaana M -taoiariag
adaMree ia tha aaly tataa
-1 iwiTWt;. U auaau mm tm 4 wa vyaru
v liaa. - Oaa thaa aad haade asapyei
la fsetonss wtta taair lacaUiaa so aaa
1 part, ' waatd kaaaw Ufa sa trad
- daaaa,.as ikaatW farase woatd fi k
- raaay aaoa ay aa grawtag aisaacatag
Waaaaottua) hWa as aaastai oswht t
- aeaalaer -w-U bafur U Uw ap tba
: 'epsseariea el a anatoa fa-Hory If ta
A daalra to saw Ifcau. kira-a pr-pa. "rt e
seat taw t g i.a r wnaio
Jy aa rt4lowan k- ashere tss
1 tha eaawrk a( Kaaioa auald a
jmo-s Vakaewa BsH.
' r- ' '-4 - - a
La Ormsfe iuxaa
vary diaagr
QWav "Bfaawll aaye elgeteaa iaeha
J Sv, atr. Hie preathi d Saavday aad
Baaday afcr kaara air. Hi- r
. wul kaaa taw ansa rag year. .
Urr y.O FWtof Maaaaa, If C . t-
poaadiag, aaaa-1 ass wn kvi-r aaa am.
' kfwa Lata, aaaase nacber ia rt Kn)
a5to.C.'; -1
a anvara. dead as th saony at once
Or aa prepared for our agent when be
oelie.
The prioe of the WutXT Jocbjul
baa bea reduced to Si 50. when paid in
adtnaos Tha Prvaidvntlal oaavaae aod
Mae'iue will b oa hand tha oomiog
rear. The Jovaxal propaaee to keep
A Craven Cou ty Fa mer Visit the
White Houmv-Is Raieed on t e
Toea of Kit boots by the Presi
dent a Grip, and ees Wade Hamp
ton.
Tbe Washington correspondent of the
News a J Obsivr gets otf the folio r-
iog good 00a on one of our bnt Craven
Ouuuty farmers:
"Joel Kinnay . one of Rr-presentttive
Simmuos conatiiueoui, isiuxl tbe
Whit Bdus the utber day and shook
bands with the Pi evident By way ot
introduction, be told the President that
aa smi plain Cor Creek farmer frou
that be bad read hi
message twice aod that he endorst-o
try word of it Tbe President made
a M-cond pass at his hand and Kve it a
grip that raied 1 he Coret'rrek farmer
00 the toes of his boots. Lmviu tne
White Huum. ha went to tbe HeUiie to
aa Wade Bamptoo. who 'Bill Lane
aid was the biggeat maa 10 th coantry.
lie shook th- d istinKUisbed 8 nth (ro
lioiaa by the ban a with un.ffcted
ite raadere posted on tbe progrees of the I prtda atid admiration; told bim bill'
oaaipalga aa welt hs on tbe gaoeraJ
aawaof tha day. Sand one dollar and
a half aad get a good , live aewspaper
for oaa year.
CITY AND VIuLNirY.
Lnn laid tiiat ha ww the beat fighter
in the Confederate army aad tbe biggest
nan in tbe coantry, and addad that
Bill 'Lane was good authority down bin
ray . Kinney said . on leaving the Sena
tor, thai be was not essct y ready to
die yet, but he was much better satia
fled to go, now that he had seen Wsde
Hampton
T Ulrieh offers seed Irish potatoes for
ad.
Mr Geret Vyae of Bavelock. ia re-
aatviag saacnisary by tha ECO tine
for a saw mill.
The firm of Gaioe dt Pel let is r will
dtseorve by mataal eooeeat oa February
. Swaaotioa.
TVa atoanarr Neaee, nader command
ol CaM. Dava Bvrberta, ie at Bachelor
Enw Xn correct.
Tbe Lynchburg (Va ) News says:
"Tbe Uigeaiin that a man can t eat
thirtv birds in thirty oonsecoiive day
is all noneenea There is a New Berne
N C . man who has eaten six a day for
izty days, and say be win keep it up
as long aa the birds are furnished with
out obarre
8ix a day for sixty consecutive days.
340 birds. How preposterous. That ia
creek talkie ooauty drtvlag piling for J"4 l,m " mD' " he d,d '
a hridga.
Sbaviff 8tisoaoa gives timely warning
aaaat pyug of taxes. Ttooae who have
But aaattad would do well to read hie
aottaa ia thia Mas.
L UXt to frwade In the eity from
Cape. Geo A . Wallaoe, who 1 now in
Ftoci ia. taf ureas taeea that be ia now
faaatibg oa string beaaa and new pot-
1 ;"
-Taa
sia
rae re-aaw
Oeraraar.
se aad Aiex. Bpeaoii who
a tha awaiiaai lary ahuajt tw.
faaa aaaa paraeaed by tn.
! Jaw Paste aa4 Beary J.ihassa ar ba
afaaaapsoai wnetUrs at ia; Ut
f so WaJk
Oaa al Lawoir lamina la's eatarprvittit
pjescksasa. Mr a. W. Kaaaady. aaa
iibbIsIi I hlesislf akA saw Arm ut
Keaare Jay log, at Brtta.
- TWcaMsaraaaa wl iWLta wdl cmh
a aasatiasi au and triasapt aii aee
grj paataaea.: Ail aaambara are rr
quaeted to K area. at.
- Mr. Bead Wootea rataraed last Taea
day fiesa aMahaajg. waara ha ha bwo
v taitiag has hrothar. C. B Wootra. M.
Weotaa, resaana fair grape last year
Mr. W. B. Basd. ear vary eOowat
Mayer. whw;haa aaess coagaad to hi
ia aoaTafcaeu g aad will aaoa aw oas
Wa asw eorry so' chraalela tha fact
SJua Joaaaka waa eoalaad so hie ronen
est Saadey oa aeewaat - al tba ehar
aaahet" aagiigeaoa. aMhaaW git yuar
poaxa oa.
Tha wsatksg la rather faelaosaat far a
fellow a ait aa tha rsiifi" oaee tSa
Cold aighaa two hoar Gaeae eosaa
tha hoye aoald ataad ft aa thay are
- W. CL Bill aaa of rTaataa yoaag
tnaaw kwaeawaad a aakwaakd aaady ssawe
ta that psacw . Mr MJilLtaapise aaa af
Bios Wong aa bneh aaUdlaa oa broad
way aad piopuaa aa eti aakea cheap
Oiva hiaa aaav kwya t -
I Graaga" saay wall gad Jaatly b
gg tag: paat BjgTasaaa gaa
The frti iaarv are being carted out
from Meadows' factor by the ton.
Tny snake several truck brands, be-
stdr staadard rands f. r corn and cot-
a- - -
ueorge Jim od. col., waa taken to
tr coaaty Maday, having been
rrvacvd at Mpt Cypres on a oapiaa
fr -m that Ouwntj for an sasuult and bat.
ry.
Xary - one that l in urea tad iaour
Fair, gad surely ail tn thia vicinity
bowld be. ought to aommenoa bow and Prepare for a Big- Thing.
in that time. Thirty duail were eaten
by a gentleman ia this city in thirty
days, but that likes a great deal of being
880. How some reports get abroad oan
hardly be accounted for.
Music Bouse Wanted.
There is not a regular place in New
Berne where musical merchandise is
kept We believe that a bouse cover
ing this trade openiog on not too large
scale could be made u pay here. Tbe
person should be a musician bim
self, practically, tborongbly under
standing tiie repaitiag and tuning of all
iuitrumeota. It does not require a
trained ear to know that many of tbe
pianos in New Berne are badly cut of
tune, and there is no one to put ihem
intone until some profeasiooal com s
along- probably only a tinker who
charge his own prioe, cleans up, never
to return again.
wih th contrast in two
reports, one from a "Tea h-r"
in Columbua county, the other front 1
" arpenter" in Craven county. Tha
teacher reports that he works ten hours
per nay nd receives S5 00 per week;
pays 824 00 per year rent; has eikttu in
family, four at school and accumulated
something the past year. The carpenter
r-ports th t he works ten hours per
day at $175 per day; pays 87; 00 per
year rent; has two in family, an! ac
cumulated nothing Ut year. Tbn car
penter also reports the coudition of
working men as deplorable, vhile under
the reports of employers tho railroad ,
shops of t h ouuty acute the educa-
tloual, moral and financial condiiscn
of woikmg men i there better than
tare - earn ago A boiler ranker from
the coumy reporw th.tt hn trouole is
the c jni petition he nisew because of
th A & S C R R shops taking
private jobs lower toan be can nff ril.
He has no objection to private compe
tition but doe o j-ct to tins corporation
( ompt-iitMa.
Uiid'r the head of 'Viiof l.'i: ir.tg
an. I Farm Lmor.ru." one from J 'Lies
county reports th.it white li.i da 011 him
farm receive m re ws-k th in colored
ones, while ai other from the -a ne
county reiirt t at "c ilornd hn:i t-. re
Oeive better piv than white on-8, nil J
in Columbua county one reports tha; the
child ri n of tt nnnts und f rni l.iborei g -.re
noi able to ait-ni cho-)I or church for
want of proper clothing, while guoihtr,
of the saru- clacs rep rta that there ia
more pro luce i'kd for y eara p.ist and
waea is decreasing on account of the
O'er u ppl y .
There is a greot difference of opinion
in regard to puhlic school. Some
think they ar perfert humbug and
ought to be abolished: n.anv others
complain thit tbe sehooln are not ke . t
open Ting enough during the er. and
others favor compuUary educ.tion and
abolixbiog the hqior traffl :. S ime re
sort that education ru'rj the r egro an a
laborer; pr oontra. a contractor in
New Hanover oounty reporta that hi
foreman is a c lored man and a collgo
graduate, but admits that he id the only
one known to him thit ever returned
to bis trade after receiving ah educa
tion.
Some of all clashes, landlor is. tenants.
mechanics an i farm laborers Uy their
woes at the door of th- hmh tariff but
the rnont universal opinion ith-itthe
crop lien and m irtgage system ia the
great curse of all.
When we read in the papers of the
fabulou prices paid for obacco ia some
of the fobacco towns one would think
that the farmers m the to.ic-o region
ere getting rich ani living lik-
Princes, but this report shows tWat ihn
are not in aay better coalition than
those in the corn, cotton, p tato an
rice regions. It is a vry intereat'n
report aod doubtless req nred mu -h
abor in it-i make up. b it d mot if
man after reading tli wholo will koo
much more about tbe condition of I a bo
n iNortu Uiroiina iqid Bt-rore reaj
ng it, owing to th- contradictory re
ports from the nmj cuntir-e and. ii
many instances, from I'-.e sam-i class o
reporters
in Nor:h Carolina was 10 3 per cent.
Telegraphic reports up to date make
the total number of deaths from cold
in Dakota over 1 000. The northern and
central parts of the territory have not
, babies perished. The men descarded
all the outer garments they could spare
j and gave them to tha ladies and chil
dren. Finding these not .enough, they
brought mail-sichs from the postal car
and wrapped the children up in them:
while at onestation in Honhomme coun-
been heard from fully. The loss of stock r.7'. JUUKe says, nineteen frozen
uuuies were urougtu into tne depot in
cannot be estimated. Many farmers
lost all they had.
! Oacar F. Beckwith, a notorious mur
iderer, l;bt S iturdav received his sixth
death sentence by Judge Edwards, at
1 Uudsou. N. V. It made him mad, and
he launched iuto an encited tirade
again-t the coiiru, Uwyers and jurore,
and rx'ctiuued his
stopped by the cou rt.
At Mt. Holly. N. C, last TlnrOay,
says thu Charlotte Chronicle. ih-- cm, : ed
people g.ve a festival in their church.
The braaa baud was there, of course,
and when they began to play lively
music, the brethren put reiuion in the
back ground and engaged in an old
fashiune break-down.
On last Saturday ;i copy of the conili
tutiou of toe Uulced Staus sent by
PreMaeut Cleveland to the Pope, at
Rom, w'cta with solemnity presented by
a committee of American bishops and
oth-r AoieriodijS. resijeats of Rjme, to
the Holy Father, L-o XIII. who re
ceived it with profound gra.UuJe.
one day. In Bonhomme county tbe li-;t
of dead will reach fully 160.
The csumate.3 as made at Yanktr.n
A Bloody Affair.
San Diego, January 20 A year ago
a rancher in Mosa Canon, named
Lewis Stone went East. During his
absence a family named Geon, consist
ting of a widow, two sons and a daugh
ter, took possession of his ranch and
cabin. On Stone's return he instituted
legal proceedings to eject the parties.
His title was confirmed and last Wed
nesday when the sheriff went to take
possession the whsle familv of Of cms
faced the officers with revolvers. Tbe .
sheriff snatched the revolver from Mrs.
Geon, who was at the door. She then
eeied a gun and shot him in the face
In the melee which followed citizen
Reed was fatally wounded by Percy
Geon. The married daughter of Mr?.
Geon was accidentally shot in the neck
by her brother, and fell dead. Percy j
ueon is shot through the head and arm
fatally. His sister and brother were
dead when the officers retreated with
their wounded, and Mrs. Geon holds
the fort declaring she will not leave
the place alive.
For Sale,
One Cottage House in Morehead City,
lsT. C, with four rooms, with dining
j room and kitchen attached.
JSituated on Riilroad street, between
the Atlantic Hotel and New Berne
; House.
1 Price of house ;iml lot, i'COO Parties
desiring to ui cha-e the .-ib vve property
, will cfrrer.-!-nd with
M. A. DAVIS,
j'-'O dSO i u 1: Mor. head City, N. C.
Texas Horses.
About Forty Head f-.t
House Scabies. These are not the regn
lar Texas Ponies but are Houses. Ex
amine befor" purch:is.ing.
jlod3w2c C. A. PUSEY
George Tlsli,
THE
ADVICE XO MOTHERS.
Mlt; Wtvbtiw'o RovrrrTien Rv&r-i)
Thursday of tho ios throughout the should al
.Territory figures up over 1.000 livts ! teething. It soothes the child, softens I Tv-Tr-n-m-r .-vr.
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind !
colic, and is the best remedy for Jdiar- j dw
hcea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. "
mar71 dtuthsat wl y
lost. The counties where tho loss ol
life was the largest are: Bonhomme,
160: Hutchiujon. 14: Lincoln, 13. Beadle,
23: Spihk, 12: Hand, 10: Ward, 13.
ihe northern mm(1 eentin! niru of 'he 1
harangue until Territory hav -t been heard from;
fuily. Iioad i ft,...! the azency to Yank
ton are lined with dead rattle, many
farmers loosiug all they had. One man ;
lost over one huudred. Tli los--- of j
stock cannot be estimated. ,
FIFTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
Makesan. Wis., J.in. 21, It is
below zero here this morning, and some ;
thermometers indicated 50 and then :
froze.
Dr. G. L. SHACKLEFORD,
XEW BKRXE, N. C.
NORTH
ifJLOTHItt
Has now consolidated his two storea
and will, at the old stand on MiddlO
street, next to L. H. Cutler's, continue
a a m . m m
1 nat Slaughter s prices
which he commenced some tima hafnra.
the GaKton I the holidavs.
our Htock has been replenished la
every department, nnd if you are la
need of anything in our line, call with
out delay and you will wonder at tha
Bargains We Givo Yea
IN
SIXTY FIVE BELOW.
Chippewa Falls. Iowa, Januarv 21
This secti
COMMERCIAL:';
COTTON MARKET.
New York, Jan. 24.-10:20 a. m.
Futures opened eteady. Sales of 5.100
bales.
January. 10 -"52 July, 10 03
February. 10. 5G August, 10.96
March. 10 68 September. 10 47 !
April, 10.75 October, 10 12
May. 10.82 November. 9 97
June. 10 69 December.
AROLINA
MULES AND HORSES.
Ai a n- Of-.-.,.. J .
n m experiencing the cold-' 1 Blt"',ui
est weather remembered by the oldest ; 1 1)1 Uliles at J 10 J '1"'
inhabitants. This morning it is 65: be
low zero, making the fifth in less than
three weeks.
9 7
Sales
Captain Ki, !..). h--.i a1, the Ilenderstn
Hou3-. New B. rne. a line lot of N. C.
Mu'.fs and Hordes, whir-h Ik,. i,i selling
low down for cash.
Call and fe tin-in. d28 wtf
aa ia what way jjhay caa aid to make
Oar Aarora oorreapoadeat writ
ibaa thw people of has section are deai
r. a. o a daily mail to New Berne. We
Tba Wilmington Star makes ths fol
lowing notice of our Fair:
In our State new we copy from the
N w Berae Jouajr al the time lor hold
tug the pfopoaed exhibit of gama fl-b.
oysters aod other Industrie. The whole
tMighttofUr closer related to that prvwaatrn aod Atlantic section is inviV1
r,alf li.iJa sta I to join ia the show and send in their
I beat productions, such aa "maoufao
r. Ueurvs gear nas taken ti.a agency ,Ured goods. m.rU, roc, game flr..
fnrtbaold Stat o I-4and d r sing estab loatrs.olams " fco. L tba whole At
lMaak Ra will awod auuda both I laalic aectioo eod their bear and unite
-...jm. , . . ,k. I in making the exhibit evr way credit
In Leeds county Out., tho temperance
people and their opp menu are at war.
Eleven build ings belonging to temper
ance people ut Irifih creek, have beib
burned, and some cf tha lead r ol the
t-mp?rance prty have been threatened
with murder Iu retaliation, forty of
the tavern keepers have been fined, and
three ofleuders have been sent to the
penitentiary .
(AST CAROLINA IMPROVEMENT.
A (osst Line of Railway.
THE COLDE.ST DAY EVKU KNOWV.
Minneapolis Minn., January 21.
j this is the col Je-t day e;er known here.
L,ist niijlit a reliable thermometer
Miowed 4S degrees below zfro, and at 7
m. a standard government thermom
eter showed 40 degrees below the low
est that could be reiter-'d on it.
.'g thiH morning.
cna-.ga ia advriiamat.
Farinere ere 'aooaieg to town hut very
isuia aw Bappoa they are ma sing
preparaUuaa far pitchiag tha eucosng
crxjy wbich we hnpa. evea if it ie befofe
it te plaated, may ba a bouBtaoua oa.
Oar Joaae eouaty correspondent
waste "A. ' thawrttvrof those excal
taat amele, Greea Maa ring " to
giva aehiag oa preparipgaad plsat
iog Iriah potstoe. We hopa-Ji a ill
riapod.
able to toe stood oii North Croima wr
II lov. or ooht fro love God bl ss
Old North 8tt 1
Naw Pho og aph O-i ery.
Prof. Thomas Walter has removed
from Washington to this city aod is ar
ranging a photograph gallery in tbe nom
over IJoctors U. X t Uuny
flic 00 the corner of Middle and Pol
lock street. with entrance from Poiloufe .
A large light, ten by twelve feet -has
been pat in, and a good sue operatmg
room, toilet room and a large, com for t-
A few shad and a few timings are able waiting room are being arranged.
agbroubt in by our fishormea- Fish
dvaJvreaav that it ia rather early in the
a aaoa. bat -with a few days of floe
weather, they tbiak herrings will begin
sncoen ia ahaadantly .
Mr. Walter photogrsph gallery ovef
B W. Duffy drag store, oa the ooraer
of Pollack aad Middle at'eat. I now
opt a for baeiaeee B ad ad vrtiemot
la another eoluosa sad call sad se
apasUsea of hi work.
Prof. Walter conducud suoefuilv
for twenty-five years a photograph gal
lery in Norfolk. Va , but specimens of
hie work, which be ba on band, are
the beat evident e of hi proficiency.
We welcome bim to the city and be
peak for him a good patronage.
Not Bill Will am but nothr
D puty Sheriff R B. Black ledge re
turned from Washington Tha red sy eve
ning, whither he had been in response
Several of our country friends were to a telegram to come and get Bill Wit
thrtvr; eon da at thaa wr. Hara k
thaadaaasAaaJeaaaraalCaaaara Carve-
liaa. . Wa taavw- thtva aaai" with jj
daily alasadeaea af thtew haadratf
eladaata. We' harva Ira oaercOis aad
everything fca aa tha kouca. Lather
Xuror Item,
Mrsar. Tattla gad Bawkla are ia
daily asail to Hew Brae ie tha
say log eerriaga T is tha
, Tuanaasasasa are fca fWaioa.
tba gwts ara havtag toaraaaswa
-aap
. Baw. J. A. Or, tha poawU
at tha M. B Chareav fct baviag verv
latawaettag sgsetlaga aa Wedaaadae
aight aa wall aa 8uady aad Moaday
aighta.
" X patitlnei b aaiag . signed v oar
people tagata daily a U frasa Aarora
l Naw Baraa. Wo aaad a daily saait;
-ara aaurhl ta bar s. aad wa WUevu
Majna J iiha-M aad Mr. Bim nas ara tha
takvapaegeeis.
ai rtfcsaaa Aarora Academy
arw twaarsatiag. Thia Fridas
star aatvarsary ol tha birthday
IB X. tea." a vary flatavg ar faltaate
azawassa for aar aiuidraa so keen is
- - - - saia irwlv iMsi aad good
aaa Pros? Bonne fa tha right maa ia
tha right
' Tha
ve
ia jo as ua yesterday to rraw their
SubacTipiioaa tn cmr WlKXXT JocsXaL.
Wear always glad to se thsm. es
pecially a errands of thia sort. But
briber thay call to pay money or tell
ae the new ae are glad to see tbe m.
Coeae again, ail of you.
.Capt. A- B Powell iaforme a that
tha A A 1. C. B baa steel rail eoough
t la; the track to Godhoro aad that
the work ot PuUisg lhm down will be
eosaplatad by the first of March. A
large aessber of new crow tie will be
pat ia thia apt-log aod th summer
eobadale fur travel will be the quickest
einee tha war.
The rep bl loan of tha second oon
gresetoaal dlatrict bad a love feast at
WUeoaoa Thursday. The "fractions'1
game together aad mad a whole, united
party agaia aad fixed th ti me and
plao of holding the next convention to
a. m mat a candidal Th 81st of
May as tba time and Wetdoe th place.
Tab give four moeihs for aspiraate to
orsMider their chance and fix their
wire.
Cha. F. Jones was taken to the peni
taw I lary Monday morning where b ia
to apead tha remainder of hie life. Be
as ahoal twrnty eight years old. stout
sCroog aad healthy and a good band lor
ordinary work. H says h intends to do
whatever ha ie tuld to do. If fad well
aad rightly directed he bid fair to earn
oaaay a dollar for in State before be
appear before tha great judgment I
to, DCCooai for 00 ef the most horrible
awarders ever committed ia Crave a
eouaty.
Odta.
axa an tha wart for
Bora. Clasra, . Baa
Favw jfJaraa. Tatter. Chapped
HsalT CMIblaiae Oaraa
rirapdna.
ar aa pay req aired- It
arlvw awrf sea .aJaf 1
faadad. Frioe S4 asss par hoa. fag
aula by 8. H. DaJTr. . ya 17
'pasra
liams, the murderer of Luke Ruaaell
But it proved to b not Bill William
hot W. H Kelr who struck th fatal
blow wbioh killed Areodall Williams
at James City several data ago He waa
arretted in Martio eounty by A F.
Stalling, who thought be met tbe de
scription of Bill William, after haiug
fired a shot into hi big to and was
taken ta Washington to jail. Deput)
Blackledg. not wishing to return
empty handed. rrought bim along and
lodged bits in jail
The New Bank Eui ding-.
The firm of Green. Foy & Co opened
O their new quarters on Middle etie-
Tueeday.v This is a bandaomo tw
lory brick building next doi r north ol
j H. Cutler's. The first fl or. the
entrance to which is by the door Lett o
Cutter's, is used for banking purpos s;
has a fire proof vault, in which is a
burglar proof cafe, of the laiet m
proved sn Ie. and the counting 100m.
receptiou and toofarecce ro ms art
arranged with the greatest o nvenitner
-nd Comfort,
lbe llt door of the building is tl e
ntracce to lh- it,irwy which lead.
ihe second story the front room ot
which are occupied by that well eetab
hshed, energetic and reliable law firm.
immoua & Manlj Their ioouh Me
iu m irab I y a 1 r no ed for their busineet
,di1 clients will alwa meet a h- t.
eicome and get the best law ttiere 1
in the bowse provided th. rtqu sne t
is furi iched The east roouj on il
aeoond fl or i oo-cupied hy those clever
hoI S' Uled neo tl.-ojeii. J W Moor,
and W. R Uuioo. It is also Mr. Moore 1
office, as d puty collector of loter, a
revenue.
The thorouh business qualification
of Messrs Green oa Fo and thei
book keeper, Mr. Stjron. are wel
known. With their new convenience
fire and burglar proof vault and saft.
th-y are better prepared for businei
than evur
Th building is its deHtn sDd vaiiou
apartment is a geru of arohitectua
beauty and was planned ar d constructei
b Mr. C J rcht-elky , of MariinsDur .
West Virginia.
NLMBEK 13.
Editor Journal: Craven county has
an eojue ot wealth in her waste lands,
but a uttle over one fnih of her terri
tory is improved land.
The county comprise 251,592 acres,
of which 52.893 m improved, and 199,199
unimproved land.
Allowing for swamps and other un
vilab!e land, she has. doubtlers 150,
000 acres in all, capable of a high state
f cultivation; bo that there are todav
aoout 100 000 acrei- of good land actual
ly at vaate ia the county, and upon
vbO'Q somebody u paying state and
ounty taxes
Uuimpruved lands are a drain upon
ha vitality of a country's industries.
The lite labor of marjy a modest, hard
working farmer has been oe voted to the
uayiug of taxes on unimproved, noc
prouuetive land. Many estimable men
it our acquaintance have employed lb--nergies
or a life-time ia adding to their
iready broad acres of waste land. We
nev a magnificent fortune, running
uto the bunureds thousaad, to be
mally eaten up, and the estate left
xxikrupt by tha acquisition and hold-
1 ug ot unimproved ana unproductive
u.y jiureiij
Ii is a crime against progress and the
ell-bcing of the people to encourage
he perpetuation of the wilderness in an
Id settled community.
Every effort should be made cn the
jart of ull ihu peoplu of an old oommu
uy like ours to increase the popula
lon by biirjgiog in new people to fill
ipid develop these waste lands.
But at the rate we are goiDg on, the
roepect for building up our waste
places is not of tbe brightest: and when
ue reflects that tbe people of Craven
.re p-iying taxes on ff ve acres of land
or every one that produces them a dol-
r tbe wonder is not so great that they
hould complain of taxes.
One would think, however, that they
ould b only too ready to adopt anj
i. asure that would lead to the intro
uction of their unoccupied and wasu
.nrts to new people of mearn and in
tustry who would buy. occupy and im
rove them, thus lightening the com
ion burden of taxation.
Turaing to Jones and Onslow, we find
a one-third of tbe land of the first
mi aoout ont--fourtu of the second i
nproved. The exact statement is:
I .oe". ImprmeJ 53 605 acres; unim
oved 139.324 Onflow, improved
6,7-tK; unimproved 215 932 acres.
1- it acy wonder that these commu
ties co not improte; that they grow
.0 richer; that their real estate value
.8 not iocr eased a dollar in seventy
ive years; that their population oe-rease-
; that the spirit of progress and
oierpnse is dead within them?
Suppose the taxes paid by the people
1 Craven. Jones and Onslow, on their
mproductive, waste lands, for the p 031
vent live jears could be dumped
wo in one lump what a vast amount
wealih it would show to have been
ore- thmi thrown away'r1
('ompuied at compound interest,
.hits mmof monsy it would repre
eut as lost, forever, to the people ol
n.e three counties
Then, if you please, make an estimate
-f seventy -five years' rent for these
.nds. Eupposing them to have beeD
leared and under cultivation, people
hese lands with a thrifty population:
'im up tbe aggregate of their eurplu
iroductiona for Beventy five years, and
dding tha increased value of improveo
n unimp oved land, aad yon have a
;rand aggregate of lost oounty wealth
1 uilutel astounding.
Go 00 at the present rate another
v.-nty -five years, and "u-hat tcill the
'larret 't be?" More Anojj.
mere was a dense 1
which is now lifting.
COLD WEATHER IN NEW E.NGI.aND.
Hanover, N. H., January 21. The
mercury dropped last night "to the low
est pftint this season 28 degrees below.
At Lynne the thermometer registered
Deiow and at Norwich 30 below.
FHOZBN TO DEATH .
Adriqan. Mich.. Jan. 21. Eddie
Dunn, a well known cattle dealer, aged
thirty, was found tbis morning, a few
miles east of Wellsville, on the high
way, froze to death. He was driving a
track wagon, and the horse evidently
run away, throwing the rack off and
pinning Dunn to the ground, where he
perished .
Wtst 2nd.
Some of tbe industrious citizens of that
section of our city known as Five Point
have oome to tbe conclusion that in
consideration of the improvement and
prograae which ha been made ia that
part of tbe town, the name shout h
changed "Five Points" has a rather
disreputable sound to their ears The)
say that section is getting to be as re
SDectable a any part of the city. The)
want It to b called "West End." We
think this is appropriate. Henceforth
let it be called Weet End Correspond
mg with West End, L-end on, " ou
kaow."
Thft by a Boy.
A colored yoolb by tbe name of John
Williams, bailing from Ooldsboro but
who baa been in New Beroa lo g enough
to be known to poaae a bad cUaraetar.
was taken in by polioemaa Gaskul
Saturday for stealing eume baooa that
hong on exhibition in front of C .
Siover's stor. He appeared before
B-silroad Ag-ita ion.
CharloLe is agitating the question 1
building a railroad to Smdford. Thif
1 one of the points to whi2h our peopl
want the A & N. C R extended a a
other effort w ill be made in the n-ai
future to get 11. but noibiug is accom
plished in these days of corruption ano
monopoly without a long continueo
Struggle. A line from Goldsboro to
Charlotte through the counties of John
Ston. Harnett. Moore. Montgomery aoo
Stanly would shorten the present rail
road route from Morehead City toCt ar
lotte about one bund red miles The A.
A N C R. with a little aid from each
of these c iunties and Wayne and M ck
lenburg furuiohes a sufficient basis ti
build the connection The represecta
tivea of itit-ae counties iu the next Gen
eral Asemoly and thoee along the A.
& N. C R ouht to j m together and
secure uch legislation as will im-urt
the extension of tbe road.
Naw Btrro High Bcliool
. Ihe usual nmnthly txercises of tbe
New Berne Hiah School were held
yesterday, when P. H. Pelletier, Eq .
d ivered tbe firrt of a .eiies of lecturts
on "Government." Tne students gave
marked attention while the speaker
traced the origin of political govern
ments down to tbe formation, power,
Speaker Carlisle Better.
Washington, D. C, January 19.
Vhile Speaker Carlisle is very much
uproved today, and the indications
p int to his speedy recovery, his physi
ian says it will be quite out of tbe
luration for the patient to undertake to
eep bis Atlanta and Macon engage
nents on the 23d and 2 1th of this month.
Mr. Carlisle might stand tbe trip, but. in
he opinion of tbe physician, it would be
hazardous undertaking. Dr. Souers
.ays. also, that it will be some time be
ore the Speaker can resume his Con
ressional duties.
A Woman' Dltcovtry.
"Another wonderful discovery has
'ieen made and that too by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutchee
upon ber and for seven years she with
tood its several tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and deatb
-eemed imminent For three months
she coughed incessantly and could not
ik. p. he bought of us a bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
oid was so much relieved on taking
first doe that sba siept all night and
wnh one bottle has been miraculously
cured Her nam- is Mrs. Luther Lutz."
Thus nte W. O. Hamrinh & Co., of
-h- by N C. Get a bottle free at R. N
Duffy's drug store.
Coal Selling VeFy High.
TaMaQUa. Pa., January 0. Coal is
now Belling at S4 75 per ton. or 84 at the
colliery, the highest ever known in 'bi
section of the coal regions. Very little
coal of domestic sizs can be had.
For cleansing and healing foul and
indolent Cicrs. Sores and Abscesses.
Total Sclipa ol th K jcn.
Thara will ba a total eclipse of tbe
aa 00a oa .January 28th, vlaibl in ail
an of 'thia S ate. Bba will enur Friday. January 10. h.
p. agmbra at aV.iep.ta.. leaVlag at 8.69 fi and o reel long. 10
poa.; middle ol tba oolivea, COfi p.m. 1 and 80 inch around .
Tha anooa will fall during the f otipre. ' oil waa taken from it.
T.n ..A-4 r. influence IQU onaracier 01 wo uneu.
. J Parliament. His next lecture will be and removing the bad odors arising
J"' . ! opon thm nmture. power and influence therefrom, and for sloughing, contused
: . . tt 1. - a . and lacerated wounds. Darbys Proj hy-
A 8trnff- Oapturefl. of ih-government of the United States. , Ut Uc Fluid jg unequalled.
A aeal waa captured by J. B. Shines The spring term or tne scuooi oegins 1 have used Darbys trophy lactic
A w Postal Law.
Washington, Jan. 20. Postmaster-
General Dickinson today promulgated
rules and regulations in conformity
with the new law just passed by Con
gress, and signed by the President
today, respecting permissible writiDg
and printing on second, third and
fourth class matter.
Under the regulations the restriction
as to writing upon third and fourth
class matter are substantially the same
as under the old law. but in general all
restrictions as to printing on these t-vo
classes of matter are removed, except
as to the reservation of ppace necessary
for addressing tha matter and placing
postage stamps on it. In all cases di
rectioi s for transit delivery, forward
ing or return, are to be deemed pirl of
the ad 1 ess.
Sew Berne District-lot (J. M.
J. T. Harris, P. E.. Goldsboro. N. C.
Mt. Olive ct., at Mt. Olive. Jan. 2S, 29.
Lnoir Mission, Jan. 30.
Carteret ct., at Uarlowe. Feb. 4, 5.
Wayne ct..at Fremont. Feb 11. 12.
Jones ct . at Trenton. Feb. 18. 19
Craven ct , at Ashury. Feb. 20.
Goldsboro ct , at Pine Forest. Feb 2".
26.
B?aufort Station, Mar. 3. 4.
Straits ct., al SummerfTelil, Mar. 0.
Core Sound Mision, at Neleon 's Neck.
Mar. 8.
Morehead Station, Mar. 10. 11
The General Deputy of the Slate
Irange Patrons of Husbandry of North
Carolina will addrees the public at
;hurcb near Cobb Mills 27.
Shady Grove church 28
VVoodington 30 at night and SI ut 10
Tclock a. m.
Airy Groye Acidemy Felrt'ry 1.
'ontentnea Nt-ck 2. 3
Johnsons' Millj 4.
.tobton 0. 7.
Vanceboro 8. 9.
Speaking to commence at 10 o'clock
1. m. At each place the first d3y is for
the public, and the second day a private
oeenog with the Grange is requested
ua order to impart further instructions
o the members as to the working of the
Grange. Masters and Secretaries of the
I ifferent Granges will please circulate
tbe appointments as much as possible.
J. r. Eaton. General Deputy.
DOMKS riC T! 1 U H. J.T.
Peanuts 60 to 75 cts. per bushel.
Eggs 15 to 16.
Rice steady at Si 00 to 51.10 in sat k.-.
Corn steady, 47 to 55.
Fodder, 80o. to Si. 00 per hundred.
Seed cotton 3.00 per hundred.
Turkeys Si. 50 to S2.00 Der Dair.
Ttjhpentike Hard. Si. 10; -n
a2 0).
Tar Sl.00agl.25.
Oats 37ia40c. in bulk.
Rkzswax ISc. per lb.
Bbef On foot, 4o.to 5c.
FbeshPohk 6a7c. Der pound,
Peanuts 80c.aSl.00por bushel
Onions 32.00 per barrel.
Ghiokenr Grown. 40j. ; ;rn g 30c.
Mkai. 65c. per bushel.
APPLES Matt. 75c rer bu-hel
Irish Potatoes-83.C0o3.50.
Potatoes Bahamas. 30c. ; yarns. 40c.
Harrison. 40j.
Shingles West India, dull and nm
inal; 6 inch S2 00a2 50. Building. 5
inch hearts. $3.00; sapa.gl.EO Der W.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Pork ?10 00.
Pore New family, S16 0).
HHOC'LDER MEAT 7c.
C. B.'s, F. B's, B.'s and L. C- ?-'c
Flour S3. 00a6.00.
Lakd 8fc. bv the tierce.
Nails Basis"l0'B,$2 50.
Suqar Granulated, c 7'
Coffee 20a22c.
Cheese 15.
Salt 80a85c. per sack.
MOLAS8ES AED SYBTJP6 SOat&c-
Powder S5. 00.
Shot Drop, 81. E0: b-i-k. 81.75
hER08ESE-8ic.
Hides Dry, 10c: gre6ti 5o.
Tallow 3c. per lb.
Dissolution Notice.
liiru of (iflii.N A ri-'LLIJTJEH will
e l.y nm tin! rnnrfnt on F( hruary 1st,
Th
dfss(
All 1 eitru;s lucehlt-d to this tlim are re-
iUtsted to niate Imuiediat? payment, and
persons iioiding claims aralssl the firm are
notified 10 pretx nt t lie fame before said date.
t in ::ul nftei- v.),,ch ti r,e Owen H . Gu:on
; w',n ''CCUP5' ,ht" "i-s recently occupied i.y
SimiiiOLSiJIaclr. v. n. I'elletier will re
m;;n nt tht- ofiw i;..w occupied ht the lirm
". H. Gl'ION,
I'. H I'KI.I.ETIEK.
I-a-ylS.lsss. j 20d wtf
An Explanation.
When I advertised for Christmas Gifts
and New Year's Presents, it was only a
reminder to those who owed me little
1 amounts to pay up. After due time I
I think I must have been dreaming for
they don't pay worth a cent.
I A few good friendrt have rni'3 t on-.
j good friends have not paid. i
j Well, they will, won't they ? I
I don't know; time will tell. I think
it will be after we g t the Railroad built
; from New Berne, through Jones county,
i to Onslow, and on to the sea. We will
eee.
P. S. I will continue to supply all
those in want of a good Cigar, Tobacco,
j Smoking Tobac:o, Fine Cut. Chewing,
i Pipes, Stems, and smoker's articles
j generally, the best to be had, cheap for
v w. L,. 1 ALMER,
At the old ftand. New Berne, N. C
GIVE THEM A CHANCE.
That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery Very won-
ierful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air passag 8, but the thousands
f little tuces and cavities leading from
them.
When these are cloggoi and choked
ilh matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
ork. Aud what they do, they cannot
lo well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the fam
ily of throat and nose and head and lung
ibstructious, all are bad. All ought to
bo got rid of. There i just one sure
way to get rid of them. That is to take
Bos. bee s Gorman Syrup, which any
druggist will sell you at 75 cents a bot
tle. Even if everything else has failed
you, you may depend upon this for
ertain
MARRIED.
In this city, at the residence of the
bride's father. Mr. H. S. Gordiner, on
January 17, at 8 o'clock a. m., Dr. W .
S. Temple, of Pasquotank county, to
Miss Hellen M. Gordiuer of New Berne.
Rev. L. W. Crawford was the officiat
ing clergyman.
At Thurman, Craven county, N. C.
on January 20ch. at the residence of the
bride s father by Eider R. P. Hill, Miss
Alice, daughter of Alex Hardison. of
Thurman, N. C, to D. C Taylor of
Tuscarora, Craven county. N. C.
IK MEJIOBIAM,
Fannie V. Hines, daughter of J. M.
and Pauline Hines, fell "sweetly asleep
in Jesus" in New Berne, N. C.June
14th, 1&87. Fannie joined the Methodiut
Episcopal Church when quite young,
and lived, as ehe died, a consistent
Christian. A few weeks before she was
aken sick, a friend interrogited her as
to her hopes beyond this life, and her
answer was. "I feel that all is well
with me." Blessed words! How full
of comfort to tha almost heart-broken
mamma aud papa, whose home only
ten months before had been saddened
y the i oss of two ottiers of the once
happy circle. Truly "God moves in
mysterious way,"' W'hile the new made
wounds weie bleeding and torn, in His
infinite love another was necessary
Oh! Father, we do not murmur, but
asK for grace to bear, and say. ''Thy
will be done." "Whom He loveth He
chasteneth." Fannie was one of the
most self sacrificing girls I ever knew.
Her devotion to her grief -stricken
mother was observed by all. and I
thought as I gazed on her face so pure,
and peaceful, . that surely the seal of
Heaven is there. Tbe beautiful hands,
so pure, so white, hands that were eo
willing, so ready to relieve dear
mamma, or give joy to the children so
Just Reeeived;
250 Barrels of
Early Eose
Seed Potatoes,
For sale CHEAP,
AT
:ST. Uiricli's,
MIDDLE STREET.
NEW BERNE. N. C.
" P. S -Standard Stock.
NOTICE.
The underfcigned, K. Z. K. Davis, lias duly
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
uanlel Davis, deed., and hereby g:eB notice
that he lequires all persons h.vir.g claims
against thetsta'eof the said Daniel Davis,
rtetd., to present them to tho said E. Z K,
Davis duly aui hentisated, for payment, on
or before tne 2oih day of January, 18S9, or eise
this notice wilt be pleaded tn bar of recovery.
Persons Indebted to Ihe estate must pay
without delay E. Z. H. DAVIS.
Jan2 dliw Administrator.
The undersigned, E. Z. R. Dtivis. will,
on the 20th day of February, 1888, at
late residence of Daniel Davis, expose
for sale ac Auction, the personal proper
ty of the estate of Daniel Davis, consist
ing of a fine Stallion known as the
Davis horee. and House snd Kitchen
Furniture. Farming Utensil?. Corn,
Cotton. Live Stock, etc., etc.
E. Z R. DAVIS,
td Administrator.
WALTER'S
Photograph Oaiisiy!
I take great pleasure in informing my
friends, and the public generally, that
my New Studio is now complete.
My Light is on tho New Improved
Plan. 1 have spared neither pains or
expense in arranging this Light, so as
to give to all my work that Soft Porce
lain Effect.
Every style of picture copied and en
larged to any eize desired.
A successful career of twenty-five
years in Norfolk, Va., is a proof of the
satisfaction I always give. My work
speaks for itself; by it I hope to gain
your confidence and merit your favors.
Verv respectfully,
THOS. WALTER,
N. W. cor. Middle and Pollock sts..
Over Duffv's drug store.
jt21dwtf NEW BERNE, N. C.
Dr. C. J. Mattocks
Having permanently located in Pollokc
ville, offers his professional services to
the citizens of tho surrounding country
and public generally. Office at present
at A. G. Babp.l"3' drug store. 19 s2t
Sheriff's Office, Craven Co.,
January 19, 158?.
ITotice,
To Delinquent Tax Payers cf Cravsn Co.
On and after Saturday, Jan. 2Sih.
188S, I shall rroceed to collect by
destraint all taxes which may be due
and unpaid at the time as required by
the following law :
Sec. 39, Machinery Act.
If the party charged have r ereouul
property of a value equal to the Tax
charged against him, the Sheriff shall
seize and eell the same aa he is required
to sell other property under execution,
and his fees for such leyy orpale8hall
be the same ss on other executions.
I hope all will come forward and p iy
and save me from the painful necessity
of levying on your property and adding
cost to your taxes.
D. STIMSON,
19 i2? Sheriff Craven County.
Money To Loan.
Examine the following list and see
what you need for the coming year, and
save money by buying from me at
SHOUT CltOr PIJICI2S.
and you will have money to loan.
Pi-ows: PLowfi plows:
I have the Champion, Granger, Boss,
Dixie, Daiy, Clipper, Atlas, Pouey
Queen and Avery, steel turn plows, and
the Stonewall, Climax, Gem and Caro
lina Cotton Plows, and Castings of eyery
description.
Also, a full line of Axes, Shovels,
Spades. Forks. Rakes. Hoes. Marl Picks,
Potato hakes, Hubs, Spokes and Rims',
Cartwheels end Axles. Rod and Tire'
Iron, Nails, Polts, Washes, and every
thing in the Hardware Im-
Corn Shellers, Grain Fans, Grain
Cradles, Mowing Scythes. Mowera and
Reapers, Belting, btram Fittings
Machine Oils, Lace Leathers, Cant
Hooks, and Saw Mill Supplies.
Send for prices.
Respectfully.
J C. WHITTY.
T. A. Green. C. E, Foy. Hlmmons Mnnly
GREEN, FOY &. CO,,
BANKERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
' 1
NEW BERNE. N. C.
We will move on or about January
16th, 1888, to our new BankiDg House
in this city on Middle street, three doors
below Hotel Albert, which is now being
constructed under the supervision and
directum ofjMr. C. J. Scheelkey, Archi
tect and Builder, of Martinsburg, W.
Va. It will contain a substantial fire and
burglar proof vault, and the vault will
be supplied with ono of Herring's latest
improved burglar proof safes. With
the increased facilities and safety thus
afforded U3, we expect to greatly ex
tend and enlarge our business, and to
offer many additional advantages to
our patrons.
The usual office courtesies will be ex
tended to our out-of-town friends
We will be pleased to receive vour
business, and will at all times pay -special
attention to your account, and ac
cord to you as liberal terms as is con
sistent with judicious and conservative
banking. , Very respectfully,
d29 wlm GREEN, FOY & CO.
all TmswflF
TO THE
Clothing, Boots & Shoes
And all kinds of
DRY 000333.
We are making
Special Drives this Month-'
IN'
Blankets, Shawls,
Newmarkets,
Walking Jackets,
Ladies' and Men'i
1 TTnderwflaVr'
1
WE HAVE RECEIVED A
New Line of Neckwear
which is a collection of captivatinf
beauties, that are being sold at popular
prices. Our fine satin-lined Scarf mt
25c. beats any half dollar ecarf in other
places.
All our goods will please and girt
satisfaction, and prices are eo lowyott
cannot resist them.
David M. Jones rf Beaufort ailfl
! noide forth at
George Ash's.
Middle street,
Next to L. H. Cutlf.
We have the Agency for
The Old Ktaten Island Dyeinff
Kstablislmient,
98 Duane,St. Established 1819. Ail
goods delivered free of expreis charges.
Delays Sre Dangerous.
AT
EATON th JiELER
Can be found a Nice Stock of
Watches, Clocks. Jewelryv
SOLID SILVER
AND PLAT2SD WARE-
Full lipe of everything in my line.
Come early and make your selections.
SAM. K. EATON,
nov29dwtf Middle street.
Sale & Livery Stables.
TH K FIRMS Or A
M. HA UN AND
M. HAHN & COM
PANY has been dis
solved by ths death
of A. Hahn. M. Hahn
will continue - tbe
business of SALK.
KXOHANQK AND
MVKKYof H0RBB8.
MULES, eta., at th
old stsnd onMlddle atreet. where be baa
been engaged in the same bnilnessln fhe
city since 1806. will b? pleased 10 meet his
old friends and customers.
Will have on hand in dun seftson a FIRI
LOT OF HORSES end fll'LM.
Also. PINE LOT OF BIGGIE Sad
HARNESS.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
M. HAHN & CO.
Wanted to Purchase
50,000 Bush. Rice.
las
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tn
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S3
i.'.indy, Cakes and (.'rackets,
IIorsefordr8 Royal and
Patapsco Powders,
Knvelopes, Paper, Pencils,
Books,
Apples, Lemons, liaising,
Pickles, Pepper, Spice,
Country Butter and Hams,
ALL COME BUY !
Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Hominy and Rice.
SEALING LOW !
Tobacco, Snuff,
Only try us and
Return vou will,
EVERY ONE !
Orsenvifle Institute,
A First-Class lay and Board
ing School.
Sj.i Term opens January lLh, 188
Five teachers. 116 pupils enrolled
Fall Term. Lare, new buildings. New
Pianos. Offers the very best advantages
to young ladies desiring to study either
vocal or instrumental music. Tbe
teacher in charge of this department is
a graduate of the Illinois Conservatory
of Music, and is thoroughly conversant
with tbe latent and beet methods .
F-'oard, tuition including music.
8S2.50 per firm; without music, 65.
Extra charge for Languages.
For further particulars address
JOHN DUCKETT. Principal.
Greenville. N. C. Dec. 8. 18S7. dw
7M60UNTY"GRIT,,
200,000 Tons Pure
Agricultural Lime.
W. P. BURRUS & CO.,
GRAIN & COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Market Dock,
-NEW BERNE, N. C.
mafB dwtf
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NEW BERNE, N. C,
Will move on or about January 16th,
1888, to their new office, over tbe Bank
ing House of Green. Foy & Co-, thrsa
doora below Hotel Albert.
EASTERN NORTH CARGLIll
MARBLE WORKS,
FEW BERNE. M. C.
Monuments Tombs
And all kinds Grave and Rntldlivc work la
ITALIAN&AERiCAN GARBLE
Orders will receive prompt nUntioy
satisfaction guaranteed
JOE Ii. WILLIS. Proprietor
(Saocessor to Ooorge W . Clayiool)
Cor. BROAD A D VIIAVKX St.
SEW BERNE, . fc
G. E. Millcu ip my authorized agB)
in Kinsxm ma30-d i
Surveying.
- liolh r- UHI Own:.-
- c :i '-i- :: t- v lt:t rti I
.lictil.
nl V ;'
Persons wanting land surveyed, titles
investigated, deeds written or calcula
tions made for cisterns, ditching, build
ing materials, etc., cau have it done
promptly by applying to
H. A. MARSHALL, Surveyor.
I-ci 1, r '" -i
1. , Al-:r--S:,; ii- ; -!-itiu:i .Mill- '
Bloilt' ( U., 1 '. '! v..
at Dawsona crsa-k b Neusa rivsr laa wed, and good, praotioal work is being Fluid in hospital and private practice
... f . r f .1 r 1 raura ami frm-w rtf nntnmir hftt.
Tt was between done. It is a p easure to note mat some ' . , " "
11 wm onwwn uuue. i- trf for BiOUghing. contued and lacerat-
inohes diasnett-r who have been elsewhere to und better ed wouudSi foul and indolent ulcerB and
About 1 lbs. 0 schools bsve returned, and entered tLe M a disinfectant. " J. F. Hastis, Pro-
High Sohool.
feasor Mobile Med. College.
still and resting now ; but in tho blessed j Cor George anj ew 8t;eets
I&uu wueio luviu ia uu u-iuto oiuaucoi. ? I'll0 Wtf
pain nor death, we hope to clasp those i
dear hands again, wnere no lareweiis
are ever spoken, no fond ties sundered ,
no loving hearts bereft. Weep not,
fond mamma and papa, your loved ones
will watch for you at the "Bejutfiul
Gate," where very burden wiil be laid
down, and taken not up again, but
where friendship is forever, and love
etsrnal. Tottie.
New Bern?, N. C.
New Berne, N. C.
TO KENT A Dwelling House with
four or five rooms. With lot and
stable room for two or more horses.
App'y Rt once to
SASSAFRAS, PEWYROYAl, WIS
TH.K;IJ1EN, SPEARMINT, Ac.
nought for Net Cash, on receipt and ap
proval, without charge for Commission,
Brokerage, etc., by
DODGE &. OLCOTT,
80 & S8 WILLIADI ST.. REWTOilK.
an gl" wBm
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Newbern,N. C. dw
J. J. -OLSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Choice Groceries and
Provisions,
Dry Geo dp, Boots aud Shoes
BROAD STREET,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
tW Goods guaranted as represeaVea
ocl9 d8t wtf