North Carolina Newspapers

. i''K4 1 r THE JOURNAL. HEW DZS-HE, N. C. APRIL S ISS9 -, L&laiton Itenu. U ia CUaew ' ktmMatiM,liUhMNt tUt i , Mm Jeeate Purfck who tctM et ' J.C QttwWONMTOk h Uach ; MMUr.WUlita Ptp', wa tn ui 1 . C4 IdMMli Ufci J- A. Puunoa - - ', Ot Nw BM, Fttati M Hot! Tall ' m8m Chared M ecee.to. ol lawrl d Chan Um Lor4 Wjr TVe. IhWrw udt Mr. Will All ' - watck Uhr xioeo' PT TlMy . MflM aft bo ti tcli.. Thy : 1L WteAI u4 T. A. WUlUnrf f la lftT 8mHy- TWy rvpon ttelr . Itr. Eilyr-t aai fMiily who tpa tk wlmtcr mamlto La Ktaoa for i 47 e iMt VlrxUU boat. Mr. XX. C. BlUr. m fcottrdln hoo : w. 4 p Mooomosi U oraki o Ma S9b, ud upcu o b bi to T " Vm to am ordr oon - MMAodiMi Chare ml Mo4y. Wdn y u4 nrki7 mixkta, aad in tb Bok0 Chh OM T47. Tfcarii7 iM SfttariAT light " , Mr. a EL Abbott eUad Lh Appoint wmM a yri nfl hiBr, a4 Dr. UacJYkir. iMiMim will fmraia fiOl mgut pcaoiriit, ; f3a WmXIacWmi kw girl. U ooiovvd. war bro- bor C L. .' SoMUt. Eaq . chArraJ ltb hmIu( . - , ear. Tbr ala4 -! ntWui aa4 ia fmlt bail tbay war oonitwd to - ' MiMdsA Wat4 ot OaaJow ccanty, baa baas vpaa41a wtim with JTrtaajda hi Iowa. Oaa baart waa "C" a4 M) ba BMra Iaaa oa ho "7X--b UaUa aaabaam Ioo-t " 'Zra4aawiUbraraaaBOa." - C tmr atttaa waMU5aw . ma mematf oa Laa bauara jaa axcur- JLUar 4. rv Caaaia at oar . wo ara IaU, efleiAtad ia iba Z uuiari La wkica Capv Haatoa AWN Iba ooatfaoUAg parua. Tba rAnaars' AUIaAcaa o Ltmlr atr aaaa h Kiaaaoa lu BaZardtr - aad arTAaiaad a Ooaaly AUtaaca. Tba ,, attawdaaca M vary good, aa4 tba So raaarr aramMaa a tail tba Jockxal . taadwl what waa doaa. Tba (armara ' r. bavaait waXtiag foraooMtbtag to tarn ap aaid ara aaKiag tbair Kraogtb to v ' tara ap aoaaatbiag. - ' Jaaaaom Mill, Pfu eoaaty w a poat - aOo La aaya of th waahawai aad aioat ' - tmraltUtaJ ooaaaiia a Eaatara . CarolLaa, aa4 daaarraa aacb bctar . taail faeiUiiaa tbaa to aow aajoy. It i emtj tamr mUm totem BU arry. aad ' b dairy Bil froaa Kiaaaaa aboold ba . astaadad to toar ponw tm paopM (cat I ' .' tAAt taay . ba baam Igaorad. Caa t 1 . . atwaatblag ba doaaf - Mr. Pag V txoaUaat praaebiag ia r poaaUJy raadawd aaora axtatiant by . ' claaaaa arroaadbag. Tba raar aad areb of tba palpi bar baaa baaatiSad - by fnaoo work, aad tba arch Joat orar 1 aha praaobra ataad baa tba words, - fiorwly tba Lord la ra tbai placa." Ia '". Croat aad, oa aacb aid ara a qaaatity of vary tnnliai aad. otbar rich Hovtn. Tbia la aaoagb to ataka a praacber i . poattB. bat ba glTaa tba paoaia aabataa- UaI cpiricaai food all tba aaaaa. ' ' . Tba paopla oa tba aoatb aid of Nrai a , rtT ara aaing pat to aiah taaoa 1 . viaiaae ha gauina; la taw a oa aecoast : ' . f tba high watar. Tba ratftaabaaaat i . ' I swaalud ap. aoaaidarabra aad Been - 7to i aaagtroaa. - Wby aoi bar tba - aaawfcta o3 aad Wxlld tba road. wbiU ihr ara aaabla W work tm tba Eaatara aaasapar ' At avr laa baa. tog tha? war lyiaa; la eaaxpakor taaa a saootb, ' doing aathraK pa account f tba eoid - TVa Black Dtasaoad Qaattctta aaag la JUaaCoa aa Taaaday aigbt of last weak for tba baaafit of tba ooaorad Om ford arpbaaaay Iaaa. Tbe-y war favored arkb a iarg aad ealtarad aad waoa, al- aaoataaary laaai sU aaaa baiag takaa, bssiisa a aaavy baekgroaad of colored - ' psapla. Tba baa atagar. ataih. Bm Z. aaaaa, ia a aattr af If laaoa aad poa ' aaa a aaioa aad talesu for aiaaia of ; wbasb aar paopla faat aosa prtda. Tba . atba tbra parforraad tbair pan wall . aad all waat away wall plaaaad. Tba folio wing partla war ap potatad lisatakatar Kiaaaoo - lawaabip, W. C riaida; ralflag Creak towaabip, Oao. F. ; Parraan Moaly HaU towaabip. Joo. P. .- Joy war: TaMtrata toaaabia. Jaasaa Kaa .awdy. Vasaea towashrp, Jasaa M. bfew- - bora; C 5cb lowaabrp, J. E. F. llArparSad;iL9tawaabrp.Stb Wsac; ' Soatb Wast towaabip. J. If. Wootaa; " VTaodiagaaa bowaaaJp, Jaaaa Barring; aowaabip. Jasa Hotlaad ; Trent .- hwaWp.T. A. Stonrnt; Piak Hill town "abJa, W.B.Saaa. N K Tba atack law aa tba aoatb side of -.' Ko rtrwr la g rrtag aosa httJ trouble. V: Jaaa Oray waa ha a teas a for Uaving a -1 srata apaa. ad a aoaaidarab aaosbar ; aaaaa to Kiwatoa taatSatarday U attaad tba triaL ' That waa sooo tacbaioAlity a boat tba law la bh) favor aad ha was discharged- If th good peopl af thai aaotioa will kap cool aad strive to ba . aaigbborly tbara aad aot ba say roab. Otbarwia tbay snay bastaa , tba day wba tba stock law will ba faraa4 apoa tba wbol Stata. which iu a a graat rajary to some sac- . Tba essaialisiMisi war all at tbe aowt of. dary ftral Stand y. Th Pro hiaitloaht with a patitioa for a local ootioo alarm Wt aad tba Uqaor man p ratty pr aaaa ba fall fore. Evarr inch af grwaad wa aoaasaaad. bat tba aaca s aary aaa fourth-a tha qaali&ad voters af tba- bows t ribaaoa aariag pa titioaaa. aa alacttaa wa ordered to b bUl oaUaflratMoada iajao. rouawiaar I as pact or war ap- ; rrohibttknlsta. C W. Bart B. L. rarrea; Aatia. V. A. La Eotraa aad A. T. Spalgbs. 2. L Uarta fiatd waa appoiatad rvglatrar. A pab-1-4 raaA waa graatad aa tba aoatb aids af Ntaaa rlrwr froaa tba foot af Hard btd la lb Ocorg Jaaa lia. thra faaatb af a tmUa Tba fWaatioa Arasy araaaatsil a patttlosi aad war gran tad Its aaa of tha eoart braia oa avoath. llfty dollar waa ardsrsd paid for la ad a U trass brtdg; $30 for repair of eoart aaaa. for printing p ro- eaadlaga; f Utt Cor ariaoaara; 20 0 a tba atagwts ad Daada. baaidas run dry sasall aaaoaata ta other partira and pur- post. . - AWT1CX T BjwraKaU. caaxow Sooraxxo 8-rt.rr Id always b aaad to cbildraa It Sooths tha ebild. softens guana, allay all paim, auras wind a. and ia th basg leniedy for dlar- Twaaty-a'T cemte a bottle, saarll d tat heat wlr ta BXixr, ira to tbi poiit . sa,- Dyvpapaia ia dreadful. Disordered : titer is ai leery . 1 ad igestioo ia a foe to good aatnra. . - Tba baataa digestive apparatus ia on , ai tba saoat eorapiicated aad wonderful thiao la ubHaac. It ia easily put out 1 af acdatv V Oray iaaA, toagh food, elo par food, bad eookery, aaaatal worry, lata hoars. ' Ir regular babit. aad nvaay ot ha things .: which, aagbg aot l ba, bar made th Aasarteaa paopla a aaiioa of d yrpaptios . . Bat Or a Aagaaa flower baa doau a waadarfal war ba reforming tbia sad bMLisara aad aa akiag tba Asnerteaa pec aOasa healthy abaft tbay eaa aa joy tbair . " - asealeaad h bepaw. - Real e as ber V: aecplasea wkboal . bealib. But Ore A a gust Flower , beta ga health aad kappa sea to tba dre- aai lia. Ash yoar drm-xtst far a bottle. aatya rartnlu. - la 3 ttavfoa tnm Sf oc ntll ptocarM 4om fr? Mlm Asian. lUrw, . . wko to Utc&tex Jrmwm &a4 mhUtog . tf mcbad, miJacto j atajtcn ttrm. - ' ; (il4t . raparv wltb tba Jaaraal-Clab Sataa Wa bara nada arraBgcmeaU with tba foflowlaj publication, amoag tba ablaat and moat valuable of the country, wbaraby abaoribara to the Jockja.L eaa aacora any of tha balow named , at tba followiog low ratae, atrictlr in ad- JOCTLXAJL aad A mericaa Farmer $3.00 " AmerM Agriculturist " Southern Cultivator . " DtmofMt'i Maaxlne 4. . . a. . i a ; a " St, Nicholaa " Century " Detroit Fra Pre - North Amer. Review New York World Star Country Home 4.00 5.00 2.30 5.23 3.50 2.15 J. 00 3.00 3.50 3.75 4.50 4.70 Home and firm Courier Journal News and Obaerrer Harpr' Magaaine . Weekly... " Young People 8.10 Atlanta Conatitution. 2.50 Old ubacribert raceir.ng tne Jolk liL, and deairini to haTe ajiy of thaae papera, can, by making application to tha ofSoa in person or by letwr, hare a statamant of their account on our books showing what they will have to remit to entitle them to any of the above publi cations they mar select. 1 CITT AND VICINITY. Read new ad " of W. T II ill A Co. ia tbia ieeue. Tba city of Fayetteville is moving to establish a fruit aad vegetable fair. A good idea T. E- Mace A Co announce a full line of druggists' articles, paints, oils, gar deo sed. o- Thf Atlantic Fire Company are put ting a substantial pavement in front of tbair eegio bouse. Tba painters have begun work on the new aad elegsat raaideoj of Mr. T. E. Mac oa tba cornsr of Broad and Met calf streets. Prof. Walter is turning out tome fine work at his photograph gallery, over Daffy's drug store, oa the corner of Pollock and Middle streets. A correspondent preeenta tbe name of Rev. O W. Banderlia for State Auditor. He would make a fin represent tire of tba farmer element oa tha State ticket. Tba Republicans of Craven county, as will baeeen by tha proceedings else where, have endorsed James O. Blaine for President and B. W. Morris for Cougreaa. Mr. Sultan hs returned frcm the Northern markets and from tha im meoae quantities of goods he is storing la would seem that be has made heavy parchasee. We return thanks to our young towns man. Mr. T. C. Daniels, of th Davis School, for invitatioa and program of tba atbletio games to coma off April 19th and 3Qth. Wa publish today the third article on public schools by Maj. Finger, the ef ficiant Superintendent of Public In tractions, Ia this he treats tbe subject of local taxation. Coo k 1 in A Moody, doing butineaa near tha depot, Lave dissolved copart nership. J. W. Moody and J. R. Moody will continue the boilneas and will also open a store on Broad street. Tbe old cannon, the "Cleveland Boom, "oaths Clyde wharf has been painted . It looks bran new and will be in good trim to sound the glad tidings of Cleveland's re-election next Novem ber. Rivers and smaller streams through out tha State are reported to ba very high and In many place overflowing tba banks, in fact there has been a gen eral freshet lover the country, especially La tba South. A meeting of the stockholders of the New Berne and Beaufort Canal Coen paay will be bald at Hotel Albert, Wed nesday the 11th Inst, for th election of officer aad transaction of other im. portaat boaineee. Tba Raleigh "boodlers" are still in Toronto and their council propose fight ing extradition to the bitter end. Cross baa made a eon fees ion of his being guil ty of forgery. They are both much de jected in spirit. Th steamer Howard has made a com plete change in bar schedule. She will commence next Monday, making tripe to Pol locks v ill e and return same day. aad will go to Trenton every Thursday, returning Friday. A communication to the News and Obaerver, copied in this issue, rrflecta tha seatiments of a large portion of tbe Eastern people in regard to the guber natorial nomination. Whether the writer be a Western or Eastern man we have no means of guessing, but he certainly knows what the masses want. Since the first of December Morehead City and Beaufort have exported nearly S.0CO barrels of clams, oysters and es callops, principally the former. These goods ara all forwarded by the E. C. D. line from New Berne, the Annie taking out yesterday as r art of her cargo a boat 300 barrels of elams. Geo. Ash, the clothier, announces 'Glad Easter Tidings.'' Hs has re turned from the North with a large stock of clothing and other goods, of which be invite an examination. He eaa be found at the same old stand on Middle street with Dave M. Jones to as sist in waitiog on customer. He is also agent for tbe St-atea Island dyeing es tablishment and will send all goods free of expreee chsrgfs. So "a.l '' and give him a call. Qauca. Time for Truck. Truck oa the through train, we learn. will leave hers about noon and be in New York next night. This is very quick time and our truckers will un doubtedly appreciate the effort that hare secured it for them. All details of schedule, Ac , will shortly be givea to shippers. Appointments by the Gcvemor. Tbe Governor has made the following appointments which oomalete tho Oaaeral Staff. N. C. S. O : William Q. Lewis, Engineer in Chief; John B Broad foot, I nape tor of Rifle Practice John L. Cant well. Commissary General all with tbe rank of Colonel. Col. Broad foot is the eon in law of our townsman II. R. Bryan, E , nd all are tmcient officer A Singular Egg. Hyman Thompson, colored, showed ns Saturday an egg laid late ia the afternoon of Good Friday by a hen of his on which Is plainly visible a par tially recumbent cross. The cross is around tbe egg aad slightly raised in the shell. The upright part of the cross is longer proportionately than the arms though a alight recumbent position gitee it the finish of a perfect crews. Prmnnt Fair Organization. At lh m Acting 0 tha Fair AiaocU tioa Monday tht report of tha rariout ocxngtt8ea wara rad and adopted. Mr. Wm. Dunn waa alaetd PraaMaat, 3. K. Willi. Secretary and Char! lUfaMoaUla, iNanm forth enmlng Tx- J a OeJant offloar mad wBI m toll in Uair.Uat tmartim ia t"3ratelflf tht Fair The Dally Journal. Six years ago Sunday tha Daily Jocr nal first appeared on the streets of New Barn. Daring that time no issue haa failed and no day except the proper holiday ha failed to have the Journal laid before our patrons. Whatever suc cess has attended its efforts to promote the general welfare of the community in which it Is published, ha been done as much to the kindly inclination of our patrons as to the efforts of tbe editorial 3.50 3.33 8.00 o I management. No paper, however ably edited, can be of much value to a com munity unless it can impress that com munity with the ideas and opinions ad vanced by it Nor will the mere preeeion be of value unlees they lead to action. This, we flatter ourselves, the JotTUiaL has done on one or more casioos. Bat the Journal is not what we want it to be nor what we intend it shall be. New Berne ought to support a paper with the pree dispatches and we shall never he satisfied with the Jotrnal until we are able to lay before our readers every morning the news from every quarter of the Cnion. This we could do If every business man would feel, as he ought to, that a ive news J papeaCs a necessity and that it his duty to support and encourage it- With thanks for past patronage we promise to pre forward in our efforts for Eastern Carolina, confidant that by continually holding up its advantages and resources we shall in the end reap the reward. New Berne High School A Literary Society Organird. Prof. Neal, of the New Berne High School, ever with sn eye single to the educational interests of our community, has succeeded in organizing, in connec tion with the High School, a Literary Society, composed of the older and more advanced students of the school. The Society bears the name of Kalmatheeian Society. The following are the names of the officers chosen: President John S. Thomas', vice president. Miss Hula Nunn, treasurer, Miss Bertha Cutler; secretary, Roeco Nunn. j The object of the society is to develop the literary attainments of the students, mala and female, in essay writing, com position, reading, and other ways for their mutual improvement. The pupils seemed to manifest a laudable zeal in forming this essential auxiliary in ma turing and perfecting their educational work, in which they will receive the future earnest co-operation of the prin cipal. This society and its manifold advan tags will add vastly to the educational interests of the pupils, shaping their literary manhood and womanhood, and forming a bright nucleus, around which their memories and sympathies will cling with increasing delight in dsys to corns. May they abundantly prosper in this worthy enterprise and win glorious honors to crown their mid-day lives. A New Way to Cross a Stream. Tbe treasurer of the late Fair Associa- I tion and one of Nsw Berne's brightest attorneys attended Jones Superior Court on Tueaday last, leaving New Berne in a buggy together. The heavy rains on Monday and Monday night had much swollen tbe streams and on reaching Bearer Dam near Mr. Joe Bank's place and after getting in the stream they ooacluded that it would be safer for them to take the foot log. The treas urer concluded that he could walk the foot log and drive the horse, so he reigned np near it and got out of the buggy bat made the mistake of putting tbe attorney in front. When they were fairly landed on the log the word was given to tba horse which moved forward into the stream , but the attorney being in front of tbe treasurer instead of mov ing on so that the treasurer could keep np with the horse dropped astraddle of tbe log with hie legs in the water and jumped along about six inches at a time. Tbe treasurer wss compelled to let go the reins and soon the horse was swim ming and the buggy out of sight. The horse was kind enough to wait on the opposite side for the arrival of his com pany who came up in about the same condition that be was dripping wet. At the next stream the attorney stuck to the buggy and kept out of the way of the treasurer's walk on the foot log. Of course they both had important business or they would not have taken such risk in crossing the stream. The attorney was bound to go in the interest of a client and the treasurer with equal zeal was looking after the interest of the new Fair Association and we are glad to say was quite successful. Foreign Appointment. Rev. L. C. Vsss. D.D., of this city has been appointed by the General Assem bly of the Presbyterian Church a dele gate to the World's Presbyterian Coun cil, to be held in London July 3d. Dr. Vase has been no titled that he is ex pected to attend, and we are in hope that he may find it convenient to do so. He was on a similar mission four years ago at Belfast, Ireland, and the many interesting letters furnished the Jovb during the four months' tour are pleasantly remembered by many. ataj. Barrett's Communication. We publish elsewhere a communica tion from Maj. W. J. Barrett in reply to X" in Tuesday's issue. We wish to say that we did not know what Federal officer wm referred toby "X" when we made our comments on the communica tion as there are about a dozen or more Federal officers in the county. The Major puts the matter in a differ ent light. There is certainly a mis understanding. Jarvis' friends want him to be Governor for four y ears and many of them desire Senator Hansom's return to the Senate. Then why should there be any conflict between them. Acquitted. Tha ce of State rg. W. J. Perry, charged with the murder of Willis Venler, cd., tried at Jonea Superior Conrt laat week, cloaed on Thursday, resulting in the acquittal of Mr. Perry. We learn that onr talented townsman, Clement Manly, Eq , who waa of coun sel for the defendant, displayed in tha examination of the prominent physi cian who were present as expert, such knowledge of surgery and anatomy that he waa at onca dubbed "Dr. Manly." Final Meeting of Old Organization. The New Berne Fish, Oyster and Qime Association held their final meet ing Monday and decided to .turn over to the new organisation tha funds in their bands, which amounts to over seven hundred dollars. This amount if carefully a&d, will be of value in aid ing tha new organization to make a uc ceaa of tha next fair. The association paased resolutions of thanks to their President, George Allen, for his successful management, of the enterprise, and also to ted a resolution Ot thank to tha ladiaa of Maw Berne and tha surrounding country for tha Taluable aid randsred by them, which M grssUy ootUribnted to make the ex hibition ft Important" to Mtr;hants of Berne. The Farmers' Alliinco of county held a meeting of tht Alliance al'Jackson viile on the -Mh of February arnl adopted the following with other resolutions: Resolved, That a committee of one from each Alliance composing this Al liance be appointed and known as a Trade Committee, whose duty it shall be to meet in the city of Wilmington ew Heme, on a day to be named by their chairmao, to negotiate and make terms with one commission hou9e, one grocery, one shoe and one dry gooda houne, for cash discounts on wholesale prices, and cash discount on retail im - prices, anu report progres' o the e xe cutive i.orumittee or this Alliance tor adoption or rejection. When adopted, the sub-Alliances, through their secre- oc - j taries. shall isaue to each member there- j of a trade certificate, and each sub ; Alliance may bulk their orders and order their supplies through the County Agency, or through their own sub- A gene y . The merchdi:t-i f N : w Berne would do well to communicate with the Coun tv A I liance that meets again in April and inform them of the inducements that can be i tiered l y houses doing business in this ri' v. The matter seems Jo be i plionarv with :!.e committee to meet in Wilmingt' r, r New Berne to negotiate termt-. tut their action is not final until n ported to nn I adopted by the Countv Alliance. Lieut. Wiaslow'a Address. ! The Elizabeth City Economist is pub lishing copious extracts frcm the admi- rable addreos of Lieut. Winslow; deliv ered bef. re the Fair Associati m in this city. The Association ought t publish this aldrp--s i:i p.iu;!.let form. We printed quito a number of extra copies of our Weekly containing it. but they have exhausted an 1 we have a demand for fifty copies more. The development of the oyster in lustry i- f more im portance to New Berne than any other town in North Carolina. We have a canning establirhment h-ro which should be kept constantly going through the winter and spring. We must use every mans to spread information in regard to this industry, ani we know of nothing better thin this address. The Economist say. We desire to give all the publicity to the excellent address of Lieut. Winslow , of tha Oyster Survey delivered at the late Oyster and Game Fair at New Berne. It is an excellent address, abounding in good sense, practical sug gestion and full of facts and statistics about oyster culture in North Carolina. Lieut. Winslow is no ordinary man. and oysters he has made a study most of his life and is master of the subject. He is doing a valuable wark for Eastern Carolina and is developing a new indus try that is destined to bring wealth to our people. We hope our own people will read his address and not wait for outsiders to come among us to develop a business for us that we should ex smine aad develope ourselves- We have so often spoken of this subject and Illustrated the profits of the business hy reliable figures that we will not here undertake to restate them. We only say that we believe no business now followed by our people will compare in profit with oyster culture. THE LATLST Nil',lS Condensfd from our K xcliiUitre-i. Henry Irving has gone to Europe. It is reported that Jim Blaine's health is very bad. The Georgia rains are flooding the rivers, and tbe damage to crops will be great. Tbe decrease in thi the month of March public debt for will amount to nearly $10,000,000. Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman, of New York, died of heart disease, at Wiesbjdec. Germany, about a we.k ago. The great ram i-tor m in Alabama still continues. Great da'uage has been done by the tremendous ilod. and travelling is at a standstill. The remains of the late Chief Justice Waite were interred at Toledo. Ohio. Thursday. Business was suspended and the attendance was very large. A coal mine explosion occurred in Missouri Thursday. whih entirely wrecked the mine and buried over one hundred miners in tho debris, the greater portion of whom are supposed to be dead. The striking switchmen are rioting in Chicago, and the police had to interfere to protect the new men. aly one man was arrested, but this precipitated a strike of oyer two hundred men on the St. Paul road . This cheap excursion inaugurated by the Southern railroads are bringing thousands of prospecting visiting from the North and Northwest. Railroad men estimate that fully live thousand were brought South on the last excur sion. At the meeting of the Detroit bar the other dsy, to take action on the death of Chief Justice Waite, Senator Chas. W. Jones of Florida, who has been reported as being oil his mental balance, aro.-e and amid the most profound silence spoke in a very eloquent manner of the late Chief Justice, lia address was a great surprise to his hearers, and they were inclined to believe that the seedy condition of the Senator is due to his being a yictim of a political conspiracy, as he has declared. Bore or Inflamed Ejri Speedily Cured by the use of Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It allays the int',amniation and irritation jhnrl ia rxacn I i a r I v tVt'-ar,ioiis by remgon of iu, power in cleansing and destroying all poirionou matter. Chafing, bruises, humors, eruptions, boils and sores, and those more serious and tenacious maladies, Scalt Head, Salt Rheum and Erysipelas, are speed ily cured by the Fluid. From Croatan. Mr. W. B. Flanner, one of our enter prising farmers, is building a t-lore at Croatan. Some of our farmers are vigorously pushing their work preparatory for the coming crop. A few have planted corn and others will soon follow. Our hopes are for the return of one more good harvest. We have a new industry in this vicini ty. It is the shipping of marl up the country by Mr. Vine Allen Tolson. He has accumulated a considerable quanti ty of it at the depot and continues hauling it unfavorable as the weather haa been. Spring has been backward. March has had her fuil share of the blows besides borrowing April's showers, so we look for good weather from now on. Mr. Charlie Hard ison and W. A. White have got the prettiest garden I peas I have seen. Their Irish potatoes are sprouting and show no sign of the ; rot. Hope they may make a good thing ' on truck this year. With us there is not much interest in politico. Our people are looking more ! to the bettering of their condition than ' wasting their time meddling with poli- 1 tics. W. SiHt p or fic;s Is Nature's own true laxative. It is the most easily taksn, and the most effect ive remedy known to Cleanse the Sys tem when Bilious or Costive; to Dispel , Headache, Colds, and Fevers; to Cure Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the , California Fig Syrup Company, San j Francisco, Cal. R. N. Duffy, agent, I New Berne. mra23 d4w wly ' New Commissioner Proceedings. The board of county commissioners i voting to reject the same Onslow ' met at 11 o'clock Monday. All the ; B' J- Smith. J. J. Wells and A. M. County i commissioners were present, viz: J, A. j Williams we re appointed poll holders Bryan, chairman. W. O. Brinson, S- Latham Thos. II . Mallison, W. M. Wat son. SherilT Stimson returned to the board a subpu na issued to D. N. Kilburn, en dorsed "served. ' Upon application, and satisfactory proof of his good moral character, E. Whitman was granted license to retail liquors at his place of business on Middle street. .License was granted to A. H. Holton, upon f atifactory proof of his moral char acter to retail liquor at his place of busi or ' I . ness on Middle street. The poll tax of Adnum P. Davis, No. 9 township, for 1883, was remitted. Roach & Taylor gave notice of the removal of their place of retail liquor business and asked permission to make the change which was granted. A monthly allowance of SI .50 was made to R. G. Mosely for the support of . Julia Ann Thomas. Also Si. 00 perl month was allowed to H. Dvia for the support of Penelope Taylor. The application of W. W. Prescott, No. 9 township, for relief from excessive valuations for 18SS, was referred to as sessors of said of township. Upon application, and satisfactory proof of his moral character, S. B. Waters was granted license to retail liquor at his place of businesf on Middle street, upon the same grounds, Keeler Turner were granted license to retail liquor at their place of business on Mid dle street. AUczo Harris, of No 6 township, and John Omneyof No. 8 township, both colored were relieved fromlhe payment of poll tax on account of poverty and infirmity. The application of Simmons & Manly attorneys for Whidbee & Dickinson for relief from excessive valuations on tax list No. 8 township for 1SS8 was referred to commissioner W. G. Brinson and the asjessors of said township. The sheriff of Craven county, having duly served on the Board a mandamus , in the case of Robt. Hancock, V., vs. i O. Hubbs, commanding the Board to induct said Robt. Hanoock, jr., into I the office of Register of Deeds of craven j countv, upon his giving bond at requir- J ed by law, together with copies of the judgment in said entitled action, it was ordered that said Robt. Hancock, jr., be notified that the Board will take action on any bond terdered by him at 11 o'clock a m. of Tuesday, April Cd. 158. SherilT Stimson submitted the follow ing upon w hijh was approved and or dered to be spread upon the minutes and published : State 6y N. C, Craven County, i Sheriff's Office, April 1, 1SSS. ) To thr honoral.le Board of (m mis f loners : Gentlemen I have tbe honor of re porting to your honorable body the fol lowing amount of monies collected by me for the month of March, 18S8, to-wit: From State. &c, taxes 82.150.18 ' Schedule "B," 322.40 " Liquor license, 570.00 Total, .83,043.58 Credit. Sheriff from Amount due last report Commissions on 83,043.58 at ! per cent S 401.13 i . 153.13 Paid I. Patterson, Co. Tress., interest fund 1,500.00 Paid I. Patterson, C. Treas.. general fund 343 04 Paid I. Patterson, Co. Treas., school fund, 550 00 To balance 36 28 S3, 043. 58 is respectfully sub D. Stimson, Sheriff. All of m itted , which By R. C. Kkhoe, D. S. S vorn to before me by R. C. Kehoe, D. S., this 3d April 1888. W. G. Bkixson, J. P. A petilionjpray ing for the Board to grant a public road from Neuse road to Mayple Cypress was filed. The clerk was ordered to give notice, according to law, to all parties concerned to ap pear at next meeting (May), when the petition will be considered. The Board adjourned to meet at 3 p. m. The following jurors were drawn for the first and second weeks of the spring term, 1SSS, Superior Court of Craven county, y iz : FIRST WEEK. No. 1 Township Lacy N. Lancaster, Bryan C. Whitford, Harvy Clark, Lafayette Dudly, Chas. J. Atkinson, Owen O'Neill, Elias H. Anderson, Kelly Gaskins, Geo. M. Fulcher, Allen Dixon (col.) No. 2 Township Thos. A. Stapltford, Josiah Jones, Asa E Dunn, Z D. No. 3 Township Chas. Russell, Rich ard B. Heath, C. W. Daugherty, R. A. Russell. No. 5 Township Joshua Adams,John F. Hostler, M. F. Morton. g No. C Township P. J. Armes. B. E. Williams, Lafayette Smith. No. S Township R. G. Mosly (col ) R. B. Uearn, James R. Jones, Aea Jones, C.T. Hancock, D. R. Williams, Washington Slade, Matthew Simmons, Daniel Line, Enoch Wads worth, Thoa. E Gaskill. No. 9 Township W. T. Wetherington. SECOND WEEK. No. 1 TownBhip Macon Bryan, Chas. J. Buck. No. 2 Township Lewis Gaskins, Al fred Gaskins. No. 3 Township W. J. French. No. 5 Township D. W. Morton, Jno. Willis James Jackson. No. 6 Township W. H. Ives. No. S Township J. L. McDaniel, E. H. Meadows, Clarence Stanly, R. R. Hill, W. D. Wallace, Geo. Banks. No. 9 Township W. G. Ipock, Jno. II. Wetherington, Stephen Arnold. It was ordered that the poll tax changed to John Q. Smith, colored, No. s township for ic i, be remitted on account ef his not having acquired citizenship on the first of June, 1387. Board adjourned till Tuesday, 11 j a. m. j The Board met Tuesday pursuant to adjournment. All the commissioners present. j Ordered that the application of Manly & Crabtree for reduction of valuation J of property. No. 8 township, for 18S7. ; be referred to the assessors and Com- nnnsinnpr Rrinnnn. with nnwpr tsi ar.r. commissioner Brinson was appointed j to examine the clerk's office and ascer-1 tain the amount of stationery needed I k ,uo oio,i, r,t ,k ,;, rv..,rf fori the next twelve months and report the same to the Board at its May meeting. Mr. D. N Kilburn, failing to appear j before the Board with certain books and papers belonging to the county, in ; obedience to a subpu-na issued by the , chairman of the Board, March 17, 1838, was arrested by the sherilT and brought before the Board to show cause why, he should not be attached for contempt . in not producing the books and papers belonging to the office of treasurer of j Craven county. Whereupon, Mr. Kil burn having produced said books as I required, was discharged from custody. After an examination of the bond tendered by Robt Hancock, jr., for Register of Deeds, the bond was re- i jected, all the commissioners present W. 1 t0 hod an election at anceboro ou the 1st day of May, 1388, for town officers. Ordered by the Board that Mr. Robt. Hancock, jr., be and is hereby notified 1 that at the time of presenting his bond on Saturday, April 14th, lrv8, his sureties must appear before the Board j to be examined as to their suretyship upon said bond, j The following persons were appointed : list takers for 1S8S: 1st township, W.LI. ' Ellison: id, J. A. Ernul: 21, R. A. Rus ' sell; 5th. W. P. Stanton: Cth. A.J. Chc-s-; nutf, 7th, Wm. Fov ; :h, W. F. Roun ' tree: 9th. W. B. Lane. Board adjurned to meet Saturday. April 14. A SOI M) I.KUA1. OIMMO . E. Bainbridge Munday, Esq.. County ; Atty., Clay Co . Tex., says: "Have used ' Electric Litters with most happy re- ; suits. My brother also was very low j with malarial fever and jaundice, but ' was cured by timely use of this medi- cine. Am satisfied hlectric Bitters saved his life. " Mr. U. I. Wile ixmjii, of Horse Cave: Ky.. adds a 1.. stimony. saying: He positively belie hn would have died, had it not been tor Kltctric Bitters. This great remedy will ward otr as well as cure all malarial diseases, and for all kidney, iiver and stomach disor ders stands unequaled. Price and Si at R. N . Duffy 's drug store. Coiniiiciiceincut of Finland Academy, j EditijU Journai : The above public1 school ended its four months' term on : the '2'id of last month with creditible exercises. The display exhibited by the ! children at the black board ! and on the rostrum showtd j conclusively that Mr. J. E. Abbott and 1 Miss Caroline Green were painstaking tutors. By invitation sanctioned by all. the ex-teacher. Isaac H. Smith, de livered an address which aroused tbe boys and girls of Foyland Academy. A motion was carried asking Prof. Smith to furnish the school with one thousand copies of his instructive and advisory address. Respectfully, Jame? R. IL.. ks. tlVE THEM A CHAIN CE. That is to say, your lungs. Also all your breathiDg machinery. Very won derful machinery it is. Not only the larger air passages, but the thousands of little tubes and cavities leading from them. When these are clogged and choked with matter which ought not to be there, your lungs cannot half do their work. And w hat they do. they cannot do well. Call it cold, couch, croup, pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of the fam ily of throat and nose and head and lung obstructions, all are bad. All ought to be got rid of. There is just one sure way to get rid of them. That is to take Boschee'd German Syrup, which any druggist will sell you at To cents a bot tle. Even if everything else has failed you. you may depend upon this for certain From Pamlico. The farmers are badly behind; too wet to plant. Messrs. B. F. McCotter and Samuel Campen, two energetic farmers, are nearest ready. The rice crop will be large this year if the bugs are not too destructive. The county convention is approaching with Capt. S. Lane for representative and Chas. A. Flowers for sheriff aa the favorites. Capt. Lane ia one of our best farmers and will work for the county. Charley Flowers ia one of the strongest men we have. Trot him out for sheriff and he will weed out the Independents. New Ditch. don't experiment. You cannot afford to waste time in experimenting when your lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems, at first only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dia covery for consumption, coughs and colda, but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more profit he may tell you he has something just as good, or just the same. Don't be de ceived, but insist upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which is guar anteed to give relief in all throat, lung and chest affections. Trial bottles free at R. N. Duffy's drug store. Large bottles 81. DIED. In Wilmington, March 7th. Mr. Wil liam Duguid in the 6jth year of his age. He was a consistent member of the Baptist Church and died fully trusting in his Saviour. He leaves a wife and daughter. Their loss is his eternal gain. COMMERCIAL. DOMESTIC JIAHKET. Eggs 10c. Rice steady at 81 00 to 31-10 in Backs. Corn steady, 53 to 63. Fodder, SOc. to Si. 00 per hundred. Seed cotton S3. 00 per hundred. Turkeys Si. 50 to SO. 00 per pair. Tctbpxntink Hard. 81.10: dip. 80 00 Txs 81.25. Oats 3?Ja-10c. in bulk. Beeswax 20c per Id. Beef On foot. 5c. to Gj. Fbebh Pokk "JaSj.per roial. Hams Country, lOallc. Peanuts SOc.aSl.OOoer bushel. Ohiokznr Grown. 40c; spring 30o. Meal 70c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas. 53c. ; yams, 75c, Shingles West India, dull and n'm inal: 6 inch S3 00a2 50. Building 5 inch hearts, 8J.40; saps, 81. 65 Der M. WHOLESALE PRICEB. New Mess Pork SI 5 00. Pokk New family. SIC. 00. Bhoclder Meat 7aSc. C. R.'s, F. B's. B.'s and L. C 3io. Floub 83.00a6.00. . Lard 8c. by the tierce. Potatoes Eirly Rose seed. S1.75 per H barrel. Nails Basis 10's.82 50. Sugar Granulated, 7rc Coffee J.6al8c. Cheese 15. 8alt 80a85c. per sack. Molasses and 8ybups 9)a45c. Powder 85.00. Shot Drop. 81. 10: buck, 81.75. KER08ENK 9tC. Hides Dry, Ga8c; green 4 Tallow 4c. per lb. Bibles. We are requested to state that the Craven County Bible Society have a large assortment of Biblts and Testa ments, for sale at prices rargin?; frcm 10 cents to 50 50 per volume, at the'r depositary in the store of a4 dwtf GEO. ALLEN & CO. Steamer Howard, Independent Steamboat Line :iv of 1 On and after Monday, the Ckh April, the steamer Howard will run the following schedule: For Polloksville every Monday at eight o'clock, returning same day. For Trenton every Thursday at eight o'clock, returning Friday. J. J. LASITTER, Manager. J. J. DiSOSWAY, Agent at New Berne. Tl the Republicans tf Driven County. I herebv announce myself as Iude- nendent Candidate for the House of i Representatives in the next General Assembly of North Carolina. Elect me I and I will serve you faithfully, with an : eye to your btst interest. Very -respectiuiiy. MATTHEW P. WALDEN, ap3w4wdlt Cobton, N. C. Stockholders' Meeting1. Notice hereby t;ivei: tin! the Regu lar Annual Meeting of Uie Stockhold ers of the New Berne and Beaufort Canal Company will be held at Hotel Albert, in th-. Carolina, on 18-S. for thL-trac.-acti n may properly a ; A i i -,m , i City ( f N'.'w Berne. North WeiiiifsJay . April 11th, cleciioii of officers and uc'ii oii,.jr '.umql'ks as me before the meeting, j: F. TEBAULT, St cretarv Waters, : A T LAW. A T T C R . S' u'li of New- !'... r::- Jouiiiii ml H '. y Valuable I ! :;nk. n. c Plantation ii.Hl AL In Joiic Polloksville ; Bridce run-!, lan-iimr 1 T. tain- ,-;t r. -u.i:y. half j.y between ill ton . m the ijuaker In. If a ..iefrorn a good 1 lit r. The tract er.n- r. four i.tiridr.d acres, one ii.d llfty ,:.! r cultivation, e v.vll timU r-d. Well adapt- hundr. the ba, ed t 1 buil 1 1: hood 1 Arply p.. cotton, r-cas. etc Good sOO'l wati 1. pjood neighbor hea!:!: y. C!:e:,p for cash r:.:'A ' .11 0 or to W. K. WARD, '."r nt'.'D. N. C. Hun Away From 1:. .. M. r. ; .: iust. . t v. , 1 . ,r, ; ia? Phifer and 1 The farmer 1.- uiv .- ,n light cniflr'ti . -'::: straight hair. II r.ry 1 -age, dark complected build. AM persons an harbor or hire b..s. "th A 11 an -Mo jre. : 11 ry yiars oid. :i! ur- an 1 ,'ib ji: t the same and of spare i jrbidde n to Any ir.forma-l-.eroai.out-- will ! tion loading to their w bc L-ladl received . HENRY i'HIFER, It New Berne. N. C. T. HILL & 1 MAXrFACTCK.ci! Rubber Hand Stamps, SELF INKERS AND DATERS. For Buiil;: A 11 y (1 1 111:11! Send :i2 and eripnon of Kit to 1 ! l-.-r 0:1 fC-lOT! . ber Stamp st no! ii . . lest rat inn x:v. ALSO JOB PRINTING Of Every Description. 1 We make a specialty of Printing Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes, Tags, SLatemonts, Cards, Circulars, Etc., Etc-, and guarantee satisfaction in every respect. GIVE US A TRIAL W. T. HILL & CO. South Front Street. Four Doors Wc t of Craven , .' .'.-. '. .V NOTICE Truck Farmers! Just Received: Pea Box and Barrel Fails, SOLD CHEAP AT 1 Vuoli:sali: grocer. 1862. EATON 1888. THE JEWELER HAS A FINE STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE. SPEtTA fLF.S. I koe;i a larger stock of Spectacles than aDy other store in North Carolina. I take particular pains to l.i them to the eyes of partita needing them. Hiving worked stead iiy at the bench for over thir-y yeai?. I believe I can dc as good work as any watchmaker in the State. COME AND M-:E ME. SAM. K. EATON, Middle strei t. Opposite Baptut Church. fa 12 dwtf Sale of Land. I wil! s '.1 nt the Court JPuis,' do t in ;!.c City of Mew Heme. County of Cru en, tate of .North Carolina, on Saturday, Hip 5tli day of May. IS, ai 14 o'clock, M . at j.ub- isc outcry to t he liu ln-st t '.Kiel- ( ish. the following oVscnbea traets or parrels of ;and lyin in the county o; 1 raven, Mate ol Moi th c tr- Una . to vi: - hf :nn:riLr on Mn;h side of M -use river and unin; s of Wilkinson'o branch, at an oak t ree ' i n said 1. ranch, and runswitii Lane line t-a ho.lv. Lane's eor ner. thence with Lane's line to Kusseli s liue.ther.ee with Kc.ss. 1, s line to Wilkin son's brunch, thence down said branch io the tieirinninu:. Also another trad of land, ad joining t ne at u ve, beginn in at a ft a ke near the enri er of tiie Jones lield tenee. and runs N'. - - K. t o a red oa R called riist :;n- in V:n .ate patent line, then u im same to W;l kinson s branch, then up said In arca to cart road, then S 'IV V'. t the first line of the deed from Elizabeth Move to l.uke Rumol!, then with said line V, 7 K to the patect line of 1'reJerick Lane, then M. 'J- H I'i Hi. beginning. Containing one- hundred and forty acrts together, more or less. Said sale being made by virtue ef power r.t sa'e con tained m a mortgage nuuie bv Alon z lilddle and Lucy Hltldle his wife, to .1. w. I .a ne, on the let h day of 1 eeem b, r. 1 i, and duly recorded in Hook : i. p tes 1 i- and 1 Records of Craven Countv. ill wit JAS. W. WAT F.I IS, Atty, 'Imitation i the sixcekf.st flattf.ry "BELL the JEsVELER" II S Till- LARGEST and MOST VARIED STOCK OF Watches, Diamonds, FINE JEWELRY, Etc-, Etc., IN Till; CITY. Money To Loan. Examine the following list and seel what you need for the coming year, and save money by buying from me at SHOUT CHOI" PRICES. and you will have money to loan. i i'lows: plows: plows: I have the Champion. Granger, Boss. Dixie, Laiy. Clipper. Atlas, Foi ey iueen and Avery, steel turn plows, and the Stonewall, Climax. Gem and Caro lina Cotton Plows, and Castings of every description. Also, a full line of Axis, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Uakes. Hoes. Marl Picks, Potato Rakes, Hubs. Spokes and Rims, Cartwheels and Axles, Roi ami Tire Iron, Nails, Eolts. Washes, and everv- I thing in the Hardware line Corn Shellers, drain Fans, Grain Cradles, Mowing Scythes, Mowers and Reapers, Belting, Steam Fittings, Machine Oils, Lace Leathers, Cant Hooks, and Saw Mill Supplies Send for prices. Respectfully, J- C. WHITTY. $1.00 Saved is $1.00 Made.l T. E. MACE & GO. FOK Drugs, Paints, Oils, AND GARDEN SEEES. Etc. Country merchants supplied at a small margin, (.'heap for ('ash is our motto, t !iye us a trial. Mi.Hl' St.. .V.-.f to h r JIuiis.-. mT'Jdwiv .VKIf It ERSE, N. r. Dissolution of Copartnership. ! The firm of Conklin & Moody has this j day dissolved by mutual consent. All j ' persons having claims on said firm will ' present them to J. R. Moody, and all ' 1 owing said firm will come forward and j settle with the same. ' j JOHN CONKLIN, j I aldlwwlt J. R, MOODv. New Millinery Store! 1 The undersigned having recently bought out the entire Millinery Estab- , Iishment of Mrs- M. V. Follett on Pol- lock street, between Hancock and Mid dle, desiro to ?1 n Y-t nil t r. .n ..V,l,n 1 l,a lh,r ,...11 .1 l... mil,: ..... t ...11 i l.Llllli', LOW .U I 1 I 1 11 ei v business at the same old stand, and in; addition to their already immense line 1 of Mililnery Goods, they are now re- ! ceiving New Spring Goods by every 1 rteamer. comprising the best selected Stock of Goods in this lino ever brought to this city. They have enn-. d n first class Milli,ier who thniout:bly under stands the bininei-s. and thev earnestly folicit the patronage of all. both city and country. They are ready for work, an i are now opening new goods, to which they respectfully invite all to call and examine. Satisfaction guaranteed. Very respectfully. CHURCHILL L KINSEY. mar23 dwtf New Millinery Goods ! Have just received our 1 1 1 1 i r 1 y new. well selected and complete stock of Millinerv Goods. Everything entirely new '. The Latest , Styles! ' Wa have secured in connection the ! services of a Metropolitan Milliner. We are prepared to suit the most fastidious. Middle street, Bishop Building, oppo. site Baptist Church. Respectfully, M.Ojthbert & Rhodes. WANTED, 1,000 Cords Cypress Wood. j APPLY AT OFflOE OF The s h. Gray Man fg Company. m2 i d wlm Foot of Cravtn St. Don't FaU 'i7 CalTOn ROBERTS BROS., oit SEND Your ORDERS TO US. We have in stock a Full Line of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, C S. Parsons & Sons Boots and Shoes, Penitentiary Boots & Shoes, Also Shoes direct from the ISoston factories. We are selling all grades FLOCR from the Mills in Michigan very low. We also job Lorillard and (Jail v A x SnufT. ROBERTS BROS., South Front at.. New Berne. N. C CASH STORE I We are daily receiving Fancy and Staple Groceries, Stationery and other Goods. We have no time prices, but sell everything at the lowest cash figures for the money or in exchange for COUMTIIY PFcOIH'a:, which we also sell at KOCK BOTTOM. If you want a book of any kind, or paper nt 5c. a quire, or a barrel of Hour from S3 50 to $6.00. or anything else cheap for cash, do not fail to call, be fore you buy, at WILLIAMS & B0WEN, KINSTON, N. C. One door North of Henry Dunn's Drug Store . For Sale Cheap, The schooner Water Lily, reeently repaired: capacity 150 barrels. Apply to ROBERTS ct KRO. , New hern , Or to W. O. WILLIAMS, mldw60d Portsmouth, N. C. P. TRENWITH Wish"S to inform the Public thai he Iuih commenced his old luiBinesH on M i.hlle SI .. and is now prepared to do all kind woiU iieloninii to the. Illaeksmith. ('.i.t and Wal; ill business, and soiieils the pal mnnV of his old friends and partons. Hose rHioein a Spi ehilty. fehl Jwim OWEN H. GUION, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Rc' MS South Front street, four doors west of Craven. feodwtf P. H. PELLETIER, A T T O K N E Y AT LAW, Craven St., two doors South of Journal oflice. Will Iran iee in the ( 'on n ties of (-raven , Car le re t . .Jon en . ( n slow and 1'am 1 iei . fulled Stales Court at cw lierne, and supreme Court of the State. feld dlf Dr. G. L. SHACKLEFORD DKINTIST, IVI II3I31jIJ STIIEET, dw NFW BKKNE, N. C. DR. J. D. CLARK IIb:iNrX,IHrX sicwbkrb. n. c. Jfflca -m crhYifn poreei. between Pollock anil Hrnail. oi?.'di Surveying. Persons wanting land surveyed, titles investigated, deeds written or calcula tions made for cisterns, ditching, build ing materials, etc., can have it done promptly by applying to II. A. M Mtsii A Surveyor, Cor. George and New streets. jilJ wtf New Berne. N. C. HARDWARE. S:isli, IH.or ami Blimls, Paints, Oils and Olass i-dino, Cement and Planter. AND All CJrades ol COOKINO AND HEATING STOVES, AT BOTTOM PRICES! L. II. CUTLER, 26 & 28 Middle Street, NEW BERNE. N. C. Did You Gd To The Fair? If not you can would in form 'you find. thai Mill OH EXHIBITION, A COMI'LKTK STOCK OF Dry Goods, Notions, Hafs and Shoos, I'"r wliich tl.. pul, lie award us the PREMIUM As w They W o id 1 Mf-ri'f 'luality and price. upon tha 9-2.66 .... 1.10 15 S u i t H 's S uit- Double W dlli C 1 mere I )renn ( ioods A 10 inch nil w All wool Henri Victoria Lawn. .45 .50 .05 .3J .60 .12 .08 ! t a . . x t r,i . Figured Lawn , AH wo;,l Dress Flanm.'l, Ci inch . Curtain Scrim, stripes and eolorn '' white Straw Mattin;', all j:radc,, from 1 5c. np. hi red ( 'alien, p-r yd Handkerchiefs, per dozen.... j All linen 1 landki rcliief Gents' all linen Handkerchief Cotton Diaper, per yd 1 J yds. Table Oil Mod j K ydfi. ( 'alico for Alen's Heavy Roots.. Men's Rropans j Kucliing, per yd 1 Lead Pencils, jut dn7 fo And ot hers c i seen b y cal ling at DUFFY'S Bargain House We make a .Specialty of SHOES! We defy all competition io variety, )uality and price. Satisfy yournalf by examining them. A Job Lot of about, 1,350 o r s t s selling at L!5 per cent, reduction. A lot dren's of Ladies, Misses and Chil- oil colors, from the bankrupt sale of ft larpje retail house in I'rooklyn, sell inj- at about half of lormer price. Space forbids me mentioning more, call and see the others. W e are vet doing our share of tb Wholesale Business. Onr i-tock is complete and our prices tell. We wouM like for new friends to see us before purchasing, aa we will he pleased to show them gooda and give them prices. Wanted to Purchase, 50,000 Bush. Rice. 200,000 Tons Purel Agricultural Lime. W. P. BURRUS & CO., GRAIN & COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Makret Dock, i:V HEItNE, N. C ROOK STORE. J. L. HARTSFDELD KINSTON, N. C, DFALFR IN BOOKS and STATIONERY School Books and School Supplier a specialty. Coufeotlouerl, Tobacco. Snuff, Cigart, Toy, GUtwar, Crockery, tX&hinQ Tackle. Etc. ne door BOuth of Lof tin Bank. Very truly, J L. HARTSriELD. Dr. N. H. Street Office on Middle street, opposite Hotel Albert. dSOdwSm NEW BERNE, V. O. ' I . .05 ' " "r -- . .is :S-r- .09 .:.;' 05 9f" 120 ':!'V' 1.45 .50 .05 V;:':. to bo . r ' t - . ', ' 'r '" ' K,,. ' v v' i- is.., r m v . i f w :'' x- "v. . .- ' ? i ".... v - ' ' I : : t f Yd"' rr 5- ' ., Me- ' 1 ft,