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t f : THE : JOURNAL. New ' Berne.- N. C, Dec, 25. 185. - "5 I BRIEFLY NOTED. -F Ridishe?, Rood and cri-p, in both red nd wbita Tarielies were fr sale on tl:e n eta yesterday. ' 'Cotton soli Monday in New Berne from 6t W 1 cents. January futurrs in -N?w,yk icnid at 7.S7 and c'.nsed ai ' 7.50c 289.9W) batts efr sU. I. ai . . . . ! xhejcKnmrr .;nse took out m g-oi mixsd arg ,yeterily. i-onsiMinj ' 15 of 2t) too of clxihs and ilsli; .Uut Inni - - dred tales of cm ton; a qniutity of r.HV.l st Jres,fttc. - G'mnilorahle preparations i in i ns f.. lli 1!,.iu.niIi- IVmicjil trutl is io he l-M m st p-rtd-y evrniiur Tor U e V twka-fil .J- Jt rl.ri.. II. .t- K.l Ullll The Chri:tie Observer sav J. Tumors of a i b vc on te t tip State inilit- ainl X:r;l which woaM l inU-restini; fit-re H'e' h.--.Kla ot Hi.ita'i. u if iuaile . poU'ic. 'Cupt. Cbarkft Hanc-ck, c.nductr o' : theA-&N. wseiKor tmin, by his kiixtMa and coniteftr. Iu "n the es- i eetu if tl traveling public. Tufins the r past ttk Ilia train have. Leeo -r.ded, l.iti -A II.rM.K Iikv mni'o intvlm a pleaar io the para of the r.m:l. News OA . . y . Mr. IL-nrj A. Brovrn came up fro a. L. : :"- oenr PutloksvilU; Mom-.v ht-re i.e in JL ' been sBrvrjin jt . abfil 2.0oo t en s ot " r"-ip lam'a purchased &tmti Mir Stnte - v- Bssnl of Education Mr C. by W. CanUr - of AsbavilK niaialf fr ile lun.Ur, am! . . . r ; allcrwardft fr i-oeral porp s. v. . Tto rUreaanl etor. -were boih busy Icokiog ptecy8'ed.T wiib th- tlirocgu 'otpeop'e both tmu city a-d country - - k - doing vbeir Chrhtmaa fhoppinv- Ttitre .i -was if on usual LOa.btr m finm tlie cnun try.and all the moies titre se-mioglv " :v -doing a ruatiiug bu-uness, a u I a Duri,br ' - of tbe proprietors so expressed them- aalvrv ' , ' ' Calaca4 Mr.' J. li. Mattocks, accorapaDie by ' bis frwod, Mr. W. IL Wi'lia n ct AsIk - Tiller botb cf whom are tiik.ug p s -" gncuate courses at the University passe. I s Jthrongh to spend the holidays at the home of Air. Mattocks Lair Potlocks Tdle. y . Mr. T. J. Turner and children h-U to . tpeod Cbritnj with relatives in Kins- l; ' ;. . -STra. F. S. Aldridge who U now in the - tast ' yar f lia tneoVgical coarse at , . '.'-Trinitj Ctollejie passed thronh en route to bis home at Oriental to spend the holi- " days. .: .y , k J Rot. ; A. Bisliop left to spend Christmas with bis mother iu Wiltaing- ton. v 1 v Mrai J.' A.." Jones left to spend Chnst , . . mas Bear Pollocksrille visiiing her fther : Mr. C Brjaa. - . ' r Mr. F Q, S'mmons of Raleigh passed - --. through to ppend Qbrislnias with relatives " N' in Jones connty. ,"v-. ;- " Rer; tii L. Nash, tbrf retiring pastor of '' Centenary M. E. Cha'cb. umi his family wub tb exception f his son, Mr. Mi r--" - ; - Tin 'Nashvlett for their new home in Fay ' , etteTille, ThayoUDg man is to remain ' .. -'oaly . for a ehArt" time eimply lony . eaOasti to close o&t the book store he is J---.i tunning. ' , , ' , Dr. J II. Benton left to siieod Christ V - ' mas at - his former ' home in Sampson i 1,1 caQtTy. he expects to be gone only a lew . , day. . -' 'i.'i, - Mrs. Efmoml Strudwick ami son of ; Norfolk arrive I to visit her mother Mrs v -v Jota Hngbes. , v ..- Mr. VT. H. Penoell arrived from Phil ' 3lp!ii to 8peul the winter with her V t viui;htet if ra. Jocr-Khrjej. ' - v " - Mr. CK Goodwiu, of Biddeford Me., -," Preaideot of theStimson liuiuber Co -.. arrived actrothpok-iLbT his wife to spend .- ' l Chnsimae at Mr. J. R. Folsom's. - y" . Mr. Abe DaRenturg left for Lexington. . , Va. where lie will visit rilatives and , " . r at tend school v " Mrai Wm. EL Hill left for Cove to pend 't Christmas wiih her father Mr. J. T. r'.v. Wetberingtoni, ' " J Mr. Marr Brjan came in en route -'.. -. 7fromy Gobisboro.io Bayhoro. i . Mr. Sbepard Byan, of Atlanta arrivexl V. . . .A r to spend Christ uias with his lathe, Judge - H. R. Bryan. ' Rer; IL E. Knowhs, of Oitowa, ,Cn. - .- . v . da, is visiting friends in tlie city. .:- ; Uu Lizzie Oliver h fton tbesteantxr . - May Betle Frwlny . to siM-'nil Caristuias WtU relalivea at Jolly Old Field. - " - ' iriea Uaddie Davis retnrned irom Eliz y a both city -where she has been viMiug and " v attending conference. "f Mr.TlKW Brogden of Trenton, speDt ' : , -' tne day in i he ciiy Friday ana rcturrxd : -'. In the aftcrcofn. . Mrs. ti. Hndtmo and daughter. Miss - , Ada of PollocksviHe, came in vt-gteiday to do tbtir Xma ttadiug. : . f - Miss. Patrick of Kin?iou arrived to visit ' -'. the aliases Ferret e. - , r i -M Nannie Hiil returned fp'tu Bay ' , - " biro, wberc she has been vUiiiug. r- Miss Clam Bryan of Cove ia viaiiing ' r. Mrs. Thr-8. c-utton. " ; Mrs. J. E. Rhode of Catharine Lake, r ; - - who has Un visrnng in Wasljin' ou. N. v " CL, came in last' night and is visiting ber y- - niece, Mrs. K. ii- JNuon. " . ' " - Sir- N. II. Taylor, of Harlowe: Mrs. J " . H. Hudson of Noriu Harlowe, und Miss f ' , Nsunie Bertoo ot Bachelor, wire up to the city on a brief trip and returned home tridaT. " " . Bt. J. T. Lvon. after spending a few - caysviaitingf.ieodiin the city leitfor his , , home in Bockinghatn. . llisa Maltie B. Wiliams, wlio ia teacli v iog at RjvtriJale, came up to spend the holidays at home. -.1 Mrs. Eiumett Williams lelt to spend " Christmas visiting her lather, Ar. bam' I B. WetheringtOB, of Tuscaiora. Mrs. $ W. Feretx. of Stonewall went . trp lo Oxford, ber old borou Saturday to k spend CfiriaioMa. . . " - ".Miss Eva VTiiid.'apupil of Kinscy Sem ry pasted through cn route to ber horne - '-at Jacksonville. Miss Annie Wuitford of Jonei county, . passed through en route to Bt-aulort where she will pet.d Christmas. t Mr. A. LL Puaell and bride, nee Mis Emrut Henderson, reinrned fioni l heir wedding trip - Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Cuthr, Miss Fan-' V : nie Cuileo? Mr. J. A. Meadows, and Mas - .- ter-" J.ibn A. Mrmiom Jr., and Mis- is';-"- ' Mamie Dames iciur.t fiuiu the At anta , -- z position. - ' . The" following joung ladies came home k V - Saturday night lrom the respective " i schools they are attending. Misses Jlary . -, i Guioo Addie Claypoole und Aues Foy " rrom Peace LasLluie, Miss Mabel Hughes , ' from SC. Mary't; Mis Mary JHoore from K- anoke Female College, Roanoke, Va. -'j:' Ht. T. IL Mallisoo, Jr Mr. W. U. zy MaUison auriMisa Minnie Madison passed , -I ' tliroogt Satuiduy en mute to Rocky . 'Mount to spend Christmas. Mr. T. H. , . '"" MaHtsoo, Jr., expevt to remain, making it his home, m partnership with his . " : bretber-to-law. ' Mis Blanche 1111 ol Harlowe, passed v ' '' Ihroorh cn route from Fremont High " - - School to her home. Mr. C. F. D. Bell of " ". 'Harlowe. who was io the city on business. " :'.- ' ioiml her here and ' accompanied her ( 1 Mr. Gnion Duon returned Irom the . -'. : TJnierstly of the S- utb, Suwannee, Tenn ' ' . Mr. Goy Lane who is learning the trade of Imomotive eiurineer on lue utnern . . .1 . rulroad, came down to bis home at Bel- ' -" fair to spend Cbnstiuas. . '" ..; . Mr. E. F. Ad;ro of Maple Cypres?, ' sbI Mr. W. IL Smith of Thprmao, were tw the citr .Si' unlay and called at toe " - JocKKAUt fRre io n'o.w their subscrtp ' uoq Wtb Weekly. . . t THE SUTEB CROSS. A Boaatiral, God and Inslrnrtlre Hew Bra Edition by Ihe Kiara DaBktrr r Thin City II Fo tare. A portion of the New Berne edition of the Silver Cross, which the King's Daul -fers. of New Berne are cettii g out, arrived FrirLir and were mailed to oaitics outside nf th ritv n itli th ex nert dion that iheincss ol the coionni Others would promptly be h rr, but a m s take in some way oc cured ami a wion: package cam p, Ti e otlie s are now ex pected to urnve to-l.iy. ben th y they will I )l(el on nt ('apt Waters, probubly t--uight an ! 111:1 snbscribers so tli4t tlifV will nil m CO 1 1 u .v 1!. ,".' .1 t.) iambi have them ly Tiinrsday. Tle delay lias bu c .u- il b. i r.iauv tn et 1 1 in electro; p s- imi l ' - u h f.u't of the young ladies thi'ir as-is- n; 1' n u as t or (,e riut. u. Tlie i iixr is nunon uv N" h Mrs ,.f 1 1 11-,. W,; I For - y l! is , a noti : t e K i) ;' Goldsbon-, nod ! well u-" wi 1 notice it i.i -f" in iy h v the present t ll ..in.i . a Ixrge twelv'- p;ii.'e t - j ' ai. conii nts ar. : A -k t 'I Daughters work in New IVn e, 1 p'ltllVH I I tll II C.tli il pnieriy. h'm a pit M -a i. i Kishton, t iv l'r.-i ii 1. 1 ni the N v. Li: r. i liapler, d iiu ill's o tiie ew I enie pn j- li- l Uililing i ow ni ivijrM saows all 1' il r m.Ics ai i Well. I i IV 1 1 t i.i ;n -r t iV it . " i ha- The J'UlUi 1 e.liv!- w;l! t: li CelUS H pV. Mil I t'l too. Wr ho;n i h..l m.ai lh"ie wlin li ivo -n -i iil l! ;., ; a a I" u ot . .i:f i i v i ! i 'copies promptly a n I th j buy : i-ly :.r tticai e-.v ll'niiitS t LieiAls. utnii. l.a- ' 1 1 - ti:'. Rrv. F. A . UiU: Rev. F. A. 1ii-l op. the i, -w (u iuary iJ. K. Cui.te p.t fii fern.on here Smio: y mi Was from I C'-r. ".!'. -. 1 ne s p.,-:..i' che i I. rt j i t)i rm-uii w It slier t I lit go--d Mr. Hisli.'p nr. f in d hi- Mini l.v few renmtks in which In- it. formed li s conglv;atii 0 tiint lie intend 'I t" (! a l jllleSOOtl In I'. ulil nut -if the pulpit a- weit in ii; he eje-'ii l to isu u- I r as he cr.uld where cr ih-rc hm ne-il lor him and the o r weic as dear to him us any. Mr Bishop mai'e a g mal impre. sion and e look lor Ihqi to have a succe--fcfnl year's work. rkrlslmM Brains t;ift Ex ere I sen. Cliristniiis cxciciacs, the reverse of tho usual order were held in lioth I ho Ceu- tcnary M. JL. and the Pieshjterian churches last night The variation was that instead of being to bestow gifts o.i the children of the sabbath schools, the scholars and others wtre instructed lv practice, in the lesson, "d h more blessed to give than to receive.'' There were tasty decorations about the pulpit of each church. Pleasing exercises, consisting of Christ mas caroisand recitations accompanied the presentations. Rev Mr Bishop mtde a tew timely remarks to the chihlien of the Methodist church. The intended address at the Presb?terian church was omitted to give time for the little entertainment prepared lor the chil dren at the lecture room. It was Santi Clause's home th d had been beautitullv prepared in tlie L of the building. Soow covered ground, green bushes covered with' snow, and old Santa's home, iiom which be emerged by the chimney and treated the children to books aud con fectioneries. The small ones received one brick each (which was a red box of candy) from his cbimnev. The Methodists gave 171 packages. some of them containing s;veral presents each. The Presbvtenans made up a large box weighing 300 pounds without taking account of the number. Both has will go off to the orphans bv express this morning. The expiess com pany generously gives its services viituout charge for the Iwnevohnt wotk INDUSTRIES OF DOVER. The Mont Prominent or Wtairb ia the Goldsboro Entuoer Co'n. Hill. 'This fLTiTvIng;-mrtc vITTae of Dov r on the A. & N. C. railroad, has some solid and prosperous merchants. The firm of Richanlson & West is the lt-a'iing mer cantile firm of the town. Mr. O. V. Richar'lsoe, oce ol the memhe'S of ti.e firm ii postmas'er and agent of the South ern Express company. Mr.. . T. times is the railroad agent. and Mr. W. C. Grantham ot Gold5b"ro, is letegrnph o rator for tho railroad and 1 be Western Union Co. We have not vet mentioned the fore most industry of the town an ludustry that wonld do credit to a lowu oi ten tiun-s the popula'ion of Dover that of the (roldsboro LiUinber Uo. This enterprise lias had a creat des.l (o do towards building ui) the ton, as the company erap'oys tlucdre8 of hands, and of course the money paid to them Is spmt with the oiftcrent business men ol the place. Tl'e company already has a lum ber shed 280x50 lect in siza. and are building another one 184x50. They keep over a milliou feet of lumbxr stowert away ir the shed and at present are aiifling to the amount. Mr. Z. T. Brown, the efficient secretary of the comjiaiiy, was i'p to the city Thnrs ilay and Friilay on business He is the success r in Uiis office of our lamented late townsman, Mr T. li. Flyman, 10 n ho-e i xeelient busiuess qualifications aod enterprise mm h 01 'he fuccess aud growth of the c impnny's business to its present Urge dimecsii ns was d"ue. Sowiac More Than ita Stipulated Capacity. The mill of the Pine Lumlwr Co., in this city, is turning out a large quantity ot lumber for a mill of its siz-. It. has a forty five horse p wer engine and a sixty horse power boiler. II? capacity whe-j bfing erected was counted to be 20,000 fret per day. Some null nien propbecied that they would cot even le able to pet that much out of it, but instead of their prophecies coming true they are regu'nr ly cuitinz more than the mill was intend ed for. "Weilnesday the output whs 24 000 teet, Thnisda ihe same amount aud Friday it went up to 25.000 in a day's run of ten hours. Mr. W F. Koch, one of the owners of the rjiill, has invented an improvement in the machinery by which the log being sawed is turned without stoppmg the Carriage. This is done in large saw mills t-qu pp-d with the steam nigserlieadaud steon leed. but it has uot heietofore been accom plished hy.the iiui.-iller mil's which use the friction niguerhead an. I friction te-d Mr. Koch gives credit for the laige ainouut 01 work, not only to his invention hut 10 tin. skill 01 liis sawyer. Mr. .losep'n F. Foster, inhandliug tlie mill. Snhaeribera -Oerarohe Steamer Ser vice Proponed. Mr. S. D. Br igt', me i f Ocrac-ke's pilot's was up to liip citr rri-'ny. While here he ca Heel at TtlE Jocrnal i flice and added his n inn to our li-t of sub scribers for the year 1896. Mr. Vr. H. vVhiie'inrst from the rorth side or Neu.'e river Mr. John Simmons of PollocksviHe, and Mr. W. O. Pollard, old subscribers, likewise rem m tiered us. We ire glaJ"a lern from Mr. Bragg that Mr. M. KrKing of the Xor'olk and douthern Railroad and E C. D. Steam ship Co . has bcea theie in restigatieg with a view to makiug arrangements lor the stopping ol steamers there as they do at Roanoke Island. S.ich connection with the cities at titherend of this excel- Itat line would bj a uood thing for Ocracoke. Married. At Christ church, Norfolk,' Va. Dec. 21st at '.5 p. m. Mr. IJenj Hatsol to Miss Mary Dade Gooding, both parties lor tuerly of New Berne. They left imme diately for Richmond, Va., their future home. The bride is a sister of "Mrs. Jacob Gooding of this city. A stimulant is often needed to nourish and strengthen the roots and to ke-p the bair natural color. Hall's Hair Renewer ia the beat tonic for the buir. DESCRIPTION OF SEW BERXF In I he Time of Governor Trjrou, "The Wolf or Xorth Carolina," Extract From the Serial Slory in "Ontlnir by n ISleee r Mm. Bfnry Byirl (inrk, Mentioned by l's in n Previous Ifwue. The autumnal twilight heigh'cueil ratl,cr ,lun obscured the pictinvsqUL- towu, 1 in. , as ll i w, re. in the m'-rac r" vi is. f at tlie ia.M ni po'.i't i ii- N '.!-; aud ilic Tic t nv t M'l iiiiwl i'i iie: t i n i t the. Soun I. It wa tn re- I'i -n l.u fa cent my since Bar.'ti d-(irate-..!-..- I a 1 iraiit .1 hi- colon :t i he it' t'l. .-3 !Ail rivci?, in tne Ciit-oh a, lor his i :o w I i fmu in- it 1 i ' cai.t m i.i . an a'! i a Ni w 1! l.-u if. : l i. I to I l - e. In' w. .in lii ian a ni'.h '. at i 1 '. ' U - !. It. W i p a Miili i ll 111 ll W 1 il i hi- Haro'i T. i ite r - h h a: ; 1:1 - t 1 t, 1 1 ' . ,1 if. cat : i p. ni.a N. ..' 'rrti l.n'lv : ml Mi. li r . atr o-a '-I :ir. II. il ol ! e Nrsi : il 1 1- hi ... t --.. an u ;h -I,!!.- t!.- Wi'-t til1'. ' i I '' i r re i : e- '. Ifove'a " t ,r l.olrt ..: I ' s I'll" r : i. . .. .11 ..; lc a i,li. ;.' i e i il:: : a i u . i ; i face I In a i A- if .t t e , :w v :i 11 tl- a!'e ii .pp.; hi-, w . r t in ic r eil.o -il-ef f v i r p .-.-e i. i ii :oin !' O or; .a I ii'ou : tin'.' the mi r ' . . ll 11: :-. I . I h me. . ' : i e r. ov. l- r . Hi hi s i t tune's at i i l er i'i . I a l tl ritiLj . I .e itri-et. at- st... r a i aM'iiti.-i. ma a rc'.n I wr li it l. v ill- til alt? ill--' s't'e 1 wiih ;v -jhtnp I II . ac OS- il auni, a r-.v'.l' lUOc he .- i h at. Ail i al the It d s a whic'i ilia Unvernor Trvou's a ii ii h had p. a its t hi the British c o c .rria-c pas-e-i, was pal ee. a mans on ipaill I. r inatllificeucc c- 1 ( Norih America. It was, iieces.-ar acil itiino.iitig : , the must conspicuous lo ii 11 i e m '.he latinscape. vet Philip Darrow c lUeheii his hands as the lights IV.. in its w n inws flashed out into tin- d epeain.' uik. f ir although Oi) pleasant social terms with the Governor's ftnii'y, he was no; at on- with the Gover nor on political questions, and the build ing of this palace had made had blood throughout ill entire province. From his first instilhii-nt in authority Tryon had si lie i.e 1 to build such a man sion. For this he had brought to bear all ihe power of the executive, for this Lady Tryon had iven sumptuous dinners and bails, and tor this lu-r sister. Mistress Esther Wak , had plifd the Assembly men with 8iiii!e and blandishments. The outcome of this concentration of authority and cajolery was an ample appropriation by the Assembly lor the erection of a Gov ernor's mansion. To rise this money the most intolerable taxes were imposed upon the people, st i Id siiutgling with the prob lem of primitive comlilions; and the ia suit was wide spread di?s-it'.sfncti"U. Regard less of murn.urs and ret onstrances, the arrogaul Tryon pursued h;s course, seized the school fund to swell the assessment, and, importing los material frmn Eng lau'l, employed the be-t architect in tne province, a Moor from Malta, but whose education was fcki.o'i-h, to fashion the brick aDd mortar-aud marble iuto an abode worthy u rince of the biood. It was hut recently fin'.-' ed, and ovei look ing the Trent on one side and the cluster ing town upon the otht-r, it mada a spectacle which drew A.I eyes. There, in the; council hall in 1 lie main building, Tijon lonled it over the Assembly,' and there Lady Tryon an ' Es'.Iut Wake held bails and fetes, th .t amused the aristo cracy und aroused Hatred of the conimou p-.-oph ; h.r tin- m re revelry- in the palace, the :. re iixa'ion in the co: tares. The illuminat'o -miniature nawn t the A main l.uilding, n. : P ilae made a ot the stnet. wings slightly iu advance of anl e aimcliit witn tue main part by circiil.it' c-.donnudes, firmed tho pile; aid from every ladow abmad belt of tight esi-ap". i n:to tne n'gln, mak ing the court in 1 r m as iuoiinous as day. Above the second ic o. windows in the central structure -1 '. 1 U led the lights, aloug the baliistra.'i' -ot a roof garden; while lar dottn bc.o-, two flaring torches showed the pediment r.cu'pture I wi'h the arms ot England. It as in this main building that tlie revel was heid, tind the a;r w.is aiready ; u 1 1 of the driitiug merri ment. Xote. Trad it "n has it that the cut of the palace show u in Loss ng's "Field Book of the Kevolut on'' wai from the original designs, and that the third story was redly omitted and a roof garden aud aquarium took its place. After 23 Tears. ' Mr. John E. Hines. of Kausas City, who has been visiting at Mr. J. C. Wlntty's left Saturday morning. This was his first visit here in tweny-thrce years. Mr Hines is an uncle ot Mrs. Julia Hines the mo. her-iu-u w ot Mr. Whitty. His brother. Dr. Peter E. Hines was Ihu former owner of ti.e magnificent plauta tation, two and a half miles from the city now owned by our energetic and prog ressive citizens, Messrs. Ilackhnrn & Willettand operatoei by them as u truck and stock farm Mr. Hines pai4 a visit to the old place once so familiar to him. He was greatly struck with the marked improvements and advancements he saw on every hand. These were far beyond his hightst expec tations. He likewise noticed the chauge lor the better t'nu lias been going ' 00 during that time in nil portions ol the city and which still continue. Mr Hines was a school mate of Judge Bryan's, they were iducaied together, and it gave him great p aasure whil- here to meet uu-jibars of his ol i iriends once more. Mr. Hines went fr.nn New Brnc to Rdeili t sncD.t (Juri8tirias with his biother, Dr. Hines, a'ter which he will return to Kansas City wheie he is en gaged iu the Hotel bu.-iness. The Ilospitnl Movetaent. At a meeting of the East Carolina Benevolent Association cn Saturday, Dec. 23d. 1S95, the President reported .hat there had been s-ve'al propositions from paitits to seil them propel tv to be used far a hospital. Some of the pames akexl further time to consoler, bee.. use interested parties abscd couh I not t e heard from under a lew days, while others m-sired to rent. The association, howevar, preief buy ing, and will ileti-iin ne. more definitely upon their course at th-. ir 11. xt me-, ting to bj held 011 Siiurdav, Jauu-iry 4th, 1890. To the aged, with their poor appetite feeble circulation, aud nuj Overisueil nlood. Avers Sarsapanlla is n boon beyond price. Its efiect is to cluck the ravages of lime, by invigorating every organ, urve, and tissue of the body. See Aycr's Al manac for the new year. Mlas RadclifTK Concert at Mew ber 11 Theatre. The programme just received 01" the concert to be given by Miss RaOc'iff and Company January 2d, 1S96, contains a delightlul variety ot high and cl.istsic music. The concert company is composed of Miw Marion rJadclin, rnma Donna Soprano; Miss E'hel Houston, 11 ima Donna Contralto ; Mr. Poleman, 1 nor; Mr. Roe, BarytODe; Mr. Schurman, Plan ist. All have received the highest eu couiums of the press and of the masters iu teaching and composition in New York. The concert will no doubt be the great- est musical psrformance ever heard in Newbern. M. Mis Josephine Tuten, of Edwards' Mill i at Mrs. J. W. Mesic's to spe Ckns'mas. THE JOURNAL'S CHRISTMAS GREETING. CHRISTMAS Clltlll,. Christina-! What thoughts ate st!r.ed By that familiar wTd, Glad thoughts of household eh a r. Because it now is here And grave thoughts that em! ra e The welfare of the iace! Our ancestors, we know, Hundred of years ago, In couutries larawav. Were jubilant to day Belore the break ot dawn. The gieat yule Io- is drawn, A tree of monstrous girth. And, laid on the broad hearth, Is lighted the chimney roars . Like winter out of door-! In his oanqnet ro ui at noon. That never came ton soou, So hearty one aud all. The Master of the hall. Baron, may be, or lord, Sife at the festive ' oar.l, Among his kith aim kiu. Ami had his va-sals in To share tne memim-nt Aud take wha Heaven had sent, .Sharp set that ouy, they dnud As it for all mankind. Much dill they eat, ami cliicl, The royal loin of bed. Plum pudding, pastry, game. And ro.-.st lol, wild and taine. At last, with garlands crowne t. The boars head is uonie round. And the wassail bowis they , Irani Their depths, and ti .si uu. Pledging, each otli 1; -o The hours til m:d-. go g; Old stcies are new to! .. Old s ings an.'i eatch s '.rol e I, Bui many a not is ms-i-a As the women foik are kissed Beeeatli the mistletm ! Those distant Christina day s May merry, seem, and long. Seen through the goiiien haze Of story and ot song But they could not have been Marry Io men who thought. For what they meant and mean. And not oeen hainr, or taught, Though holy men had penmd Wise writings without end! Not like a king he came, Albeit of kingly name. That hushed Judean night; He cauie like man to bear Mn's lile of toil and care; And make his burdens light, His glorious gracious birth Was doubly welcome then, For it brought good will on ear'h, Good will and peace to men. Peace not, nor good will. In those tumultuous 'lays, When nations meet to kill. And towns and cities blaze! The baron in hia hold Was a ruthless robber chiif Who plundered f.r and near; The s. 1 der bluff an-1 bold, Was a cut-throat bluff and thief And the priest, with book and bell. And the fat monk iu Ins cell Caressed tneir lemons dear! War, rapine, everywhere. And the suffering and despair Of starving homtless poor. Who driven liom door to door. Died, with no loved one nigh And were very glad to die! The woild is better now. And happier, und more i-e. For it sees with clearer eyes. And dares to disvow The blindness of its prime, The vio'eoee of old lime. The hall liuth and the ties! The thorny path He tnel Has blossomed iik- ihe spring, And the secret of his power, Not known by priest or i- irjg. Since the flight ot y. ats b - .n. Has grown from hour in 1. our To earth's consu nm:i c flower The Fathethoo 1 of God. The Broliieihood ot M n! Richard Henry St-id ard. THE TIME OF CHRISTMAS MIRTH. The time of cheer, the tim. ..t mirth. The tiuie of gay good-tel."Wsh i, When never a heart 1,. all the e utli But seeds a greeting 'o the lip. The time when tittle clni 1 cn wake At earliest dawn w t;- - ugh and si out Wbcu over t lie wa rid. 1. r -r ef and aeijc A word of comfort o.-,eiii out Dear time when tender mother '.amis Pack stockings mil from neel to toe; When, eager and s.v if-, 11 j.n fu! bands. Fly Christmas ang- s tj and 1". O. Oh, blessed time when clear and sweet The songs of heaven come downto earth When ever our loviuu in-aris r peat Tlie glorias of the Chiistnias mirth Elizabeth Munso.v So thorough is tin- t x eiK nee of Aya r's Hair Vigor tnat 1: i.n be us -d with bene fit by any pn--n, in m ot. r "h ,1 may the conditiou of lb- hair, ai d, m ev. n case, it occa-i.-ns saiisfacti. 11 and ptui. u re, in addition to ihe benefit which invariably c.uncs from its use. J. I.. Hnrtsfleld A t o. Mr. J. L. Ilartsfield and Mr. Claude B. Foy have formed a partnership to conduct a brokei ige business. They propose to handle all kinds of groceries. Mr. Foy continues however to hold tne position of sunerintrmlant of tlie w ater works, aud Mr. Haitsheld will still hold on to ins insuram-e ousiness as un-se iake only a portion ot the time ot each, ., l ,ti.. f,..., f crrJ nd on the new business iietweeu theai with Joutjany interlerence with the old. KKALi I V OK til KfsT.tfAS- Pacts Which Mnnv That Tins Iloliday iirlst's liirihtlay. Ls today the veri table aniversary ; if tlie birth of desiis of Nazareth? It is u (itiestinu c.fii-tt a-kt'd but I I never quite satisfa -tot i!y answered ! i Reverent predisposition can always! iliitd salliiMetit evi.ioin-o to:iiiswor 1 yes, while it is to be noted that the I !iiestion of itself implies a 'leg-re ol I religions skept ioisni. Men have evct j stood in puljiits with little enough to do to d vote -f of an hoar s oratory' to it. 1 1 is '-.iit-" its oer v:n iitirti 0:1 the t'lilt 1 the e ts pro I tiiin that Jesi 1 of 1 leeein ber :is ti:at A j emperor tinder whom 1 gns;uj v:is :-! .- . tlie born . r le cm Ciltne 1 wa s bor ni m t lie si t y-t Ii lore iiini. or taiat 1 ibenu 1, 1 1 pt.'for 11 uder whoiii he d i into the work fort v-t wo e.ii's. y tie m-iittn and nine days lit 10. te mm. That is to say, it is the decent habit i of tin Willi to accept whiit test i- 11101) v . t rad 1 1 ion an -'torv have to olfer cot.eerni ng the I tin- great and t herewi! ii ! It is cTtttin that as . ri lid i con! 1 ii v a; s or nt. tile yeiir Jo:) tin was univer.- da; : we now reeogiii '. !'.! 01 ate ai among ion as lilt l'iloi Ceding' d iilbi--lirth "f CilfistliltlS wilii-'i t tieir Saviour's n.af Hlo ir lil-S!l!li -ic g--:ie ..ti-ji'.s. if ai- ' ' : 1 - to ihe da'. ;t a a! day. T 1 1 - (i -'iii'v- 'A iisiiitigioii were to Le blot ted f ; vim ail the American writing-earlie!- than lLtod it would be siilti cient for posterity that at the begin ning of the twentieth century the 'i'id of I-'ebruary was uniyersally recognized, and that the day was observed as a legal holiday. This is the best foundation we have for the authenticity of December 2 ns the birthday of Jesus. T ll.n v.-,,,- 1 III Cl- t,,o(; "U,.,.v ill ui: e-a i A -t v. i . iiniin o .ill o 1 .1... t..-. " ci..: ..,i..:,v ; i-ue uisu o,L.iu, v imsLiau ;ipjiug iau, 1 ... :. 1 . 1 . 1. 1. .. 1 ....... . i sttiu iiiat, 1 tie uesL record e.Meiii. ui I the birthd.ay of Christ was . , 3 to be , , i found in the archives at Home. Ad I dressing the emperor and Roman ! I senate, he saiil "There is a certain '. 1 village in the land of Judea. distent; j thirty-live staditt from Jerusalem, in j 1 whicli Christ Jesus was born, a- ye, can lciirn fr.itii the enrollm pleted under Cvreuius. nts co 111 -our li i--t ' irnc.uiat'ir in Jcrus;ilcm. " ; In the year '.'(.Ml IVrtulIian said ! th" .-auie thing: Finally, c .ncerti I 1 ug tin1 co ns us cni-olliuon' ,.f Augus tus, which tiie K'ltuan archives pre ! serve as ' :i faithful wit ne.-s of the iLonl's nativity." Anv mau in the i ninctecth century who wants more 1 ''plt--it proof of ;nu, liter th it is not j of great vital moment anyway must I have in his mind a private scheme in whicli the rest of the world can I have no po.sihle interest. Detroit Evening News. V liacd Wo: (1. Joe was ;i youth of such exceed ing popularity wit h his uncles and anus that his mother was '"''impelled to call a halt on her t -indulgent brothers and sisters, who, she claim ed, wit h justice, were spoiling the von ng-ter wit li their irykless gen- :'.is: v;ind reti eriug iu.!i heedless .f t h Vitluo ot property ' W'llV, do Von KliOW,'' Sdo :iid to 1 1 - - - 1 . t ' ' 1 e t W.i'.Ol! sii'- ir.uil.de, "Mb rift v present 'On. ma M'ting p'-r-i I. I ill! WitS e li 1 1 i s this 1 ige nt aunts, to explaining her rascal received .erv Christmas." iiiila!" eo! al tiied th-' a in 0 a ci i . 1 :i ''iuoi-e I receive 1 sixtv-C.V" tii di tire.-. ,1 i . its. w it mo: t lu ;i gtvar man v. - ; iitcd tried 10 . ill a a sil'-d d l ll to exaggerate, reiih nst rat e-i i it ro:;i,:ing totii try not, to Ma-ter Joe. ; "but you cx-'iua'lerate, 'il.i m'. er. Hac icr".- M Mil aim Hi 1 ievtl i 11 a -a ' a ' laus. m the .Santa ( laus mvtn I nasi t c t.tirely faded out of mind, though even j jn vet; in ' cry youngest, present genet skepti. :d T !.:::: has ii ra d ill tions are p. -vmpirih'-'.ic. represetitiitives ol ation are apt to ..- proof: .111 w: ; i.i Vea rs I Will 1. -u ' ilai'lv ten d't n A wa- r and two iitorniiig "l' ago tins .!., Ill epli'CC ill Sue Wiis bh fact black i i.-c 'Vered ileal' tne 1 shock ng condition. k in the face and, in 11 over, and the smell of soot about her was very strong'. It wiis a mystery until Bettina was in terrogated. The condition of the doll made her a little rueful, but she ; Drj ,riltclled ,,, ami said: , hi;j.)emi to Patty all the things ' . i .1 1 1 wanted for Christmas and sent he.t nP the chimney to tell Santa Clans: Boston Transcript. .'mas r east. :i wild predic 1 1 won hi h;i Vo been ilmi "I tlio optimist turpi- centuiles ago th;it the time would ever con e when on one day in the year every body i.i hiistetKloni would have a good dinner. And yet it is almost realize. 1. The gospel of humanity ha- almost ivaoUd the point. It is perhaps :i Wiisiful and excessive mode of showing our humanity, but ' iivro is this good about it, that the feasibility of aeeompiishitig it on .lie i : : i v w ; iTgcst tne possibility !--.i-t deecnt dinners .1 f m;i!: : - ., r more i-omniou ;tt ni th.if w hen ed t lie p'ea-ai : t icople generally. 1 in ii: 1 lias ' "f ;l I'"1'' lilli-o.l tO once ta--igal meal, some per- le ii::P 1 , j sonal eortio;i .. industry; and I thrift to procure htmsvlf the" ph'iis ' are again. now by statisti that there is food enough to satisfy everybody if it were prop.-iiy d i:-t ribu ted . and lie lesson that it can bo distributed ne 1 lay is a most important one. L'ne danger of course is that it is human nature to depend upon iiatiiy uhea o:u-e charity is aeeep-..-1, and ro to lose the one priceless tiling to any num. which is inde jctidctii'". P. :;t the beauty of Christ-ma- is ia its recognition of common Humanity and ee-mmon dependence oi somethuig beyond humanity, and the charity of it is not a conde scension that can puff anybody up or hart any man's pride, but a dif fused good feeling, and a drawing together in a common fete of all sorts ami conditions of men. Here in the Puked States it is literally of aii sorts and colors, a coming in of people under one priv ilege absolutely u iiparallefed. And to enjoy the Christmas of humanity we are not required to eat tiie same sort of dinner, any more than we are required to nave the same sort , , rp, - .vi viiei. J. uc plantation negro 1 with possum lat and coon (brown 1 , 1 ? 1 , , v , ; cracklin. wid graby go ;iwav dar chilel) is just as much alive to the odor of the anniversary as the En glish denizen with his traditionary roast beef and plum-pudding. e nave learned by tne Hard discipline of a new country that we can make a very thankful meal for the day out of wild turkey and canvas-back ducks, li inked bv a green goose, with apiiroiiriate accompaniments, l'e .pie cm get used to anything if they only have the liglr. spirit. Jiclee 1. it has been said that it is not so mc eh what we cat on Christ mas day as what we give awav that raises our spirits: but ibis is to be understood within limits, for it can not t-e denied that there is such a thing as universal hunger on Christ mas day tii.it will not be al laved anv more in the case of a rich man than a poor man by the remembrance of a good deed warmed over. But the best sauce to a good dinner is the thought that nobody else within reach is hungry. And better even than the dinner of the dav is the univer sal spirit of good will that broadens year by year, ami deepens, were are su re. Old Time hristinas in Dixie, When Heiinis. S.uil and Caesar, with Dinah, Phillis ami Chloe, made the circuit of the quarters at Christ ma.-tide they Were regaled witii vur . ions .succulent viands chine and i spa re rib. sausage and crackling. .-:iorv souvenirs of the line art of hog killing, besides coon and corn lie. possum I at and hotniiv, all 1 - ..- .-rati 1 er, v. i t (linger! i e (iisia :iv. and to tlieir c lusty drafts a.mtort aud tf cider. t-in t and 1 ed chestnuts Wi 11. 1 n.-'.d to the dusky com there were much erackin; wa nu'satid fo:l.-tiug of apples. Then the cabin lloor was cleared for the dance jig and breakdown, pigeon wing and juba, the latter a characteristic survival of the aborig iitiii b irbaristn, delivered with vigor oils shouts and cries and shuffling; of feet to ;i rhythmic acconapiment of himdclitiiping and patting of knees, in melodious deference to the jig gang of :i liddle by the light of 1lam ;ng pine knots. .1 " ba i.p au-1 j a1 a down. .1 id : a oil id 1 ic tow n, S t do me d and gimme de husk, Kaiv i" c d. aud gimme de crus", Fry de por-c an . gunme d-- skiu, Ax ti e a lieu I'm coming ag'ng Juba ! Hi. jiibii! .l ib., in and bib.l 1 lit. .Inb.l i 0 I11 a 1 alioul. J l.tia'n. stir .ie iio-.-um f d : Can't you hear de inba pal'.' 'ji.ib ! Century Rheumatism, neuralgia, pains iu the ha k or Sale, stiff neck, sore throat, ton silitis, diphtheria, camps and colic in st.ntlv relieved bv Johnson's Magnetic Oil. Large bottles, io and 50 cts. F. S. Duly. 1 Ii Itn ersal Chr. THK KEV, I, I. NASH, U. D. . Pn'iiclii's llix I'aicwc Ni'fimin j In I'eilleiliiry I. I t'lunili A lli- I'Olli'O 4l 1 IlllVllill I'iIIHT 11ml !'-e. ri'lleilee1 A il'--1 i 11 ts 1'ai-liiiu' -tlll'r Si-rlil-e lloliiccu lliio :tnl Ills toll, (fregatliou. 'I lii. cn ue-t, " n'-l; n.iiii-t. !-, w..o l.a- ! -f rv-d en '1 ii v M . i:. 1 i. iii . a.. ; li. .! N. w li. 1 ..e. ; 0 I !i p - -. a -.:.' a ! If- 1 - 1 in- ii in ! 1 - 1 1 . t . 1 1 -i; d .y i.;'. t. The ia- c . fa- I: - a d r !i-'Oi -ii ' h ; .' - 1 . !' a '. ee'i ll' i n ll COli 'Pt ctlee i .f r ! ill a e :s IV. II I Xe r li ot tin chut, h ' e - - 11 .' e- 1 . oil- !-. - all d ie o. a !. 1 - Ion i.i d bell dig :- a V 1 1 e w 1 1 , 1 1 -' . . . , o i , 1 in- hum:. (. in I .or. 1 . a 1 . i : 1 I . 1 . ' the siine (oititisy he 01. ! I l le 1 i- : c-' 111 ill 111 'own I"..'! 1 - .: e : 1 . t lei!' -.- S 1 I 'li lid I d I 1 1 . t 1 i 1 I lie I -co, :. .,, , 11-1.11 10 a I 1 1 1 '. I ' 1 . I - I 1 1 : 1 i 1 111:111 " 1 . 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I 1 ; in.-1-i s or in -it.-li Icii-ty liiii-iaa !i;i:i- is to m .Ke hi- l.ea'iis t',-..l th:i' no ma -.aiii t'cl 10 give laa tii w p'Cielnr a j to -1 1 v -niiiioit. an I U: inte to tin I ehau h an 1 Chi i- t ! Tin- M-ei;e that f.-llowcl the . '. "i d. I ei 11. on was a mnior i ble mi., for th treater pan of the conan-gii i w.-i.i up " .-hakf; lii liand, am I 11 any mul an veipin 1 bee .u-e they fe t ih u tin. v .-h'-a! ! .. e lii 111 among the n no ni..ie. at li a t h r the pn sent. A I.acly Kills a Itlir He ir. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. dies, of New . oik. who aie visiting at Mr. J. II. Hunt; i"-. lavelock, went out on a bear hunt Mon day morning early, ml Mrs. (dies had the rare good lorturne, for a lady, ot fin ing one that weighed gi"5 pound-. Sta ll sed buck siiot and kihed him sicuc dun. d the first fire. Th-y were only ai om twenty yards apart when she shot him. rhey were about thiee links lio.n Ilavc !o:k stati in. The bear was biiugiu-i by Mr. Hun ter's dogs. We i 1 11 igine the hide of that bear will be k- pt a long time as a me mento of the event. Mr. Giks a al his w ife have been in this Section a f.-w week-, and we are tin ler t 10 impression that it is their intputiou b spend the winter In re. The Crnlnpr Rnleili Fiiml. Mi-s Sadie Manly, spon-or i 1 New Berne for whiitever i- raised in New Berne tow ir.ls presenting a silver service :o the crui-er Killeigh as a testimonial ol the Slide's appreciation of the honor 1 mi feried in having the cruiser named af.er our Capital city, requests all who desiie to contribute to lbs find who have 'not done so yet, ti act in the mat ler al once, as it is desired to clo5e .lie list the :!li. lav of December, one week Irom to-day. Mr. C. L. Stev.-ns, editor ol the Soud'i port Iie-ider and President i f the , . C. Press Association has iein pr.imin tit in working up this fund and we hope tin total resiills will lie suchj as to do i ie lit to those presenting it. A SI (iCESTIOX FOR TIIF, FAIR." The Danghter of Aaron Bnrr-Olimy RnrnN ot a Pirate. KoiToit Jocrnai.: A communication from your conespondent at Bogue, Mr. P. W. Iluinphrey, in your isT.o of the lt'h instant, makes mention of certain relics,"' supposed to have been tin- pro perty of Theodosia Burr, (Mrs Al-lon) who, it is thought, was passenger ou a vessel captured and plundered by pirates iu 1812, near Nng's Head, and who was probably murdered by them. These relic Air. Humphrey rightly thinks would be an interest rig contribution to our Fist Carolina Fair, and I may add that the most interesting of them is now in the p'issession of Mrs. J. P. Overman of Kiiz ibeth City, w ho pcssioly might ! ml it. It is a poi trait iu oil, which was taken from the ill-fated scho nier, an I is said to be that of the untortunate Theo dosia Burr. It was obtained from a Mrs. T'dlitt. who lived on the beac!-i and lokl ihe story of its being found in ihe ship, and of I in woful appearance of the abandoned wreck which led to the belief that pirates had been at work. Much corre-pmnlence Was had with relative.) of Mrs. Alston with regard to the portrait, w ho acknowl edged that it bore great resemblance to tl e dec ased lady. Mr. Humphrey has. however, been mis inf'oiiiied as to "Otway Burns and hi phaticai crew.'' Bums roitl.l imt have been guilty f this tragedy, if for no other nasin, f.r that he and his ireiv were too well known. But Burns was proniieeut ami was held in esteem bv his le! low-. He was a privati ersiuan. duly com. 1, is sioueil, iu our war with Great Britaiu ol 1812, and held ' etttrs of marque ;cal !' prisa!" from the L'niied States govern ment. Ilisscrvicis and d oing a !vt nta ia s a- command-r of the f ins ship "S.i p Dragon,'' whicli sailed from Be.ufuit. arc well known. Mr. Burns was a native- 1 f Onslow county, but l e removed to Car ti r-1 in early cluldliood. After the war . f T S 1 2 he repcatcd'y 11 pre-eiued the coun'y of Cartetet in. both Houses f the General A-se nbty from 1822 -o 1-34. and iu his hon n the . o'tn ty-towii, Burnsi ill.', ( f Vane, y count . which was lul l oil" in 18:!:!. as 11 . med lie dievt ni Cirtcre: m 18"ill. Gkaiiam Daves. (HRlsmAi F.VF. AT RIYKRII U,C. Programme ot ilie Sundny S Fntprtaiiimeiit. Tik-hiIii.v. lice. 1SS5. The programme for the Chiistina Ilnol Mill e'Cises ol ' he w Inch will be 24ih, be gicnin f ver-l de Had- ae'd I'm 'I i 1 1 ; at scve n o'c! Dee. follow 1. The Last Hymn 2. The C li n st m is Oyaeen and the little lights. her helpers 3 Btcitati-'U. Christmas dav. 4 Solo. 5. Flag exercises and song. 6. J-ong, Greeting Glee. 7. The thrje from over the sea. 8. Bell exercise and song. 9. Classes with banners. 10. An old time Christmas party. 11. Visit from Sauta Clans. Onslow Hunting-. Fishing and Ills Horn. A Bogue Sound correspondent w rites us thus: Mr. B. F. Sanders, the merchant, sold about $150.00 w.-rth ot goods last Friday and Saturday mostly to those geese, brant aud duck killers. About 250 brant atid geese were killed in two days last week by the men on Bogue banks fire lighting. Geese sold for 80 cents per pair, brant 2! cents per pair, a few red head ducks at To cents per pair. Fish are very scarce in our waters just now but one boat and crew caught 4,000 lbs., last week near More-head so we ! learned. Tbey sold for 5 cent per lb. Hog killing is over with the most of DUKE GARETTES LSI 1 DUKErDURHAM J,(3iGARETTES - -.- Y-T VJ HuK: Sons &Cn TT y.-.y. v-imiaKH' TOBACCp co.-a." .'' j 1 fllUKlM IICl.Sl. .'. j MADE FROM sh ra?!e Tobacco i ;;,- ABSOLUTELY PURE iiV in. re to kill idler .- no la gs in our roni-a- Mr. .Tan (s Pickell.--. ! nt 1 r. S inocrs kilh d oti. s l:.-t week.- one -1 bed .,si 1 p.?.. aft. r being e : pi c -s and he wasn't V 1 . 1 1 r r- ir I ithe' V, li .1 1- li-i-.-N I 11 I.I ri t'ikiintry Iro(liire. I'.e . .- iioof. pi .11 ; drc-sc 1 4; hind I ,e , a hole, I'lai . o-:. 1.",: ,. .-.uhdlc i; -. -a;.. g . . C .'ck-'..- '.Oi4 ". '"larks. Kng. :;-"niii.ic.: Mnvovy 50aCCc. 1. i--e. s a . a '.),-. h r pair. ( '..-tor.. , T ' ; "re! c tt-.n. 1 2"a2 C(ic. ' 1 1.. .: ' . ' ! i ' f-- C, r.- n :c. II ides, dry flint 2a7c Li r tii-!' ' . I. inc is, $ 1 .0(1 of . 50. O ions. fl.. 10:11.. per bbl. O,: f...d. ;l ; It. P. Seed Oats, n.ic. r. aiiii;-. 0 ' a 00c. Sheep. ! O'lain 00. Sweet i'otao'cs Hamano, 2ac; Yams. Ihe. Turkeys $1.25 a $1.50 pr. Fresh i'ork, 5a; -. l aad Peas, 45a50c,- Bhickeyed: 60c. Ma 'amusk -ct apples, $1.00 a ft 125 per ijiliri . -OOOOOOOO- Compliments Tne SeasDii f To Our NumErnus FriEnds, -000000 - December 2s, 1895. Oyster Shell Lime FERTILIZER Limp is I lie Cheapest Fertilizer Known. All new and low lands require LIME. Most old lands are Benefitted by LIME. LIME Produces Larger Crops at one-t'oiirlli the cost of other Fertilize is. Our LIME Jis guaranteed as Pure as Possible to Make it and Fresh-Burned from Live Shells. For Sale in Bulk or Sacked at Low Prices. Address GEO. N. IVES & SON, New Berne, N. C. dis,13t w2ti)i' Webster's Dictionary. l:NA BRIDGED EDITION. HOW TO GET A COPY This is not the Obsolete Edition t P. a t w;is printed from the original plates of 1 slovbnt-the next Revised edition compiled' 24 years later. Wither is it boimd in pasteboard and cloth to imitate leather, but it is genuine leather and substantially bound. Now do you want this VALUA I',1,K BOOK V 1 1 E K that is almost :i Library within itself. If so, send ns '1'r.N' N i:w Srit- iiiiiKiis to the Wkeki.y Jul KN'AI. at $1.00 each, il"d you can get a copy at THIS HI I U K l'l.KK. J. A. Paris & Co. WHOLESALE Grocers & Supply Company. MAN P FACT TREKS : AGENTS. loo Pull Cream Cheese. 500 Boxes Cakes and Crackers. Hazard Powder, shot, Gail & Ax Snuff, Lorillard Snuff. All at Manufacturers Prices. ITWc break no packages, be ing the only exclusive wholesale Growers iu the city. We solicit your orders which, shall have prompt attention. s v--i viitBsyz a tm .v.M JrCllN Ur 1 nJ ' OUT THE BELLS Make Christmas. , Merry ! ' Go to. . . . John unns Everything New! A- Haven for those w t ', ; who buy well an' buy cheaply. ,--r 1 " - '"" A complete stock.pf Toys and HoIiHay Goods, from which you v " can select just what; vou want anu at : Hard Times ' ,. : j' i-V i-i' r ivcsi . .... o: -I . : y'2( t:-t . ! :,-r . it. -, j . - , ----' v ;.: a 1" -: tdI have de'ermined thattny . - XMAS goods must go, and4tji do 'V ; this, prices have been cut to meeti . -! this end. -- -:." . ; -;- iv'!.--. - . C"Call early, as tlie stock is ; -. , being sold veryfast. . a.;.--.;. I ' 'W. GROCERY DEPARTMENT! WThy, it is jnst np-to-date iii , everything from a luscious bunch of Malaga Grapes , to-., V Ferris Ham. ' J, vf; You can give us a call dad make -, up your Menu for Xmas " Dintieiv without, coiner anoMipr stcn: ; 'W- . -1 ' . 'i.-M-'i'' Give us a .i. ' ",. 55 Ac 57 "fa ollocte St j OF Ladies, Misses and. Children Shoes have been carefully selected and we can guarantee them to be ojf a SUPERIOR . QUALITV,' and our prices remain the same, notwith standing tho reecut advance in tho whelo jegfcaale prices. 1 1"' ...(.. I 7 V ' ( .-.--I r : IjmtLW-'f P..'. W t, "t
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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