e jouiiNAL. 1
7 DIir.NE, N. C, NOV. 1. 1883.
Kir Ciainet AYolseley's Coolness
on the liattlefieltl.
From the London World.
All accounts are agreed as to Sir
Garnet's demeanor both before ami
after tne fight.' Ilis coolness and
sc -It-reliance were extraordinary.
On the morning before the battle,
when he took all the Generals and
their resjHjctive staffs to reconnoitre j
the enemy's lines he dismounted
within a couple miles of Tel-el-Kebir,
and, gathering the others
arouird him, explained exactly what
he meant to do. "With a short stick
he pointed to the intrenchments as
he might to a blackboard iu a lecture-room,
and quietly indicated in
turus the position of each part of
the attacking force. He had the
whole thing oft' by heart, knew and
explained in exact detail what ev
ery regiment had to do. While, they
were thus occupied, protected only
by a small cavalry escort, the enemy
sent out a party to observe them,
but made no further demonstra
tion. Wolseley's "lecture" finished,
they all remounted and rode back
t ) camp.
Alter the battle was practically
won, Sir Garnet came to the bridge
across. the canal communicating the
right with the left attack, and, get
ting off his horse, quietly began to
write his telegram announcing the
victory on a scrap of paper handed
to him by one of his staff. Here,
too, he received the reports from
the various staff oflicers of divisions
and brigades, asking more par
ticularly as to casualties. "Are
you quite sure!" he always said.
"Don't give me wrong figures.
Don't mention any officer's name
unless you are quite positive ho is
hit." AH this time ho was giving
orders right and left, now to one
staff officer, now to another, and
through it all, confusing and em
barrassing as the situation might
well have been, was perfectly quiet
and unconcerned.
8. A. CHUKCHILL
MANUFACTURF.ll OF .
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,'
And dealer in Stoves, Hardware, Crock
ery and Glassware', Sash, Doors and
Blinds, Apple and Pear Pearers, etc.
MIDDLE STREET, SEW BERNE, N. C.
Opposite John Suter's Furniture Store.
jull3d6m
A 'jBAND SHOW
AT
UU. SULTAN & CO.,
WEINKTKIX IU'II.WNU. ..
Just returned from the Northern Market wltr.
n Uirnennd Well Selected Htockof Dry (Jk odd.
Fancy OoodM, Dress Goods
A I-nrgo Selected Stock of Men's, Yontns
ami Children's Clothlns
The Finest Selected Stock of
Ladies' Cloaks and Dolmans,
Also the Latest Styles of Ladles Walking
Hackets, Misc-s and Children's.
Gents' niiil ladies' Furnishing Hoods
A SPECIALTY. A Full Line of
Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes.
' ' Also a Fine Assortment of'"-.'
Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
Latest Styles of Hats and Caps, and Latest
styles of
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS.
Trunks, Valises, and a Full Line of Carpets,
Blankets, Onilts.
Jewelry, Watches and Accordeons. j t
AT LOW PRICES.
ltemeinher we liny our floods for CASH, and
sell at LOW FlHllKEn lor UAMII.
octl2dw
Olive
Butter
An Absolutely Pure Vege
table Oil
For Cooking purposes is better than Lard,
fully epnal to Butter, and costs much leas
than eitner. ,
One Pound of Olive Butter wilt do the Work
of Two i'ounus oi urni. .
Try It and Realize Its Great Merits.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
v;aj::::::3TCN butcher's sons,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by All Grocers. "S
ect21-deod2flt
Adam Tredwell &Go
Ccltcn Commission Merchants,'
XOIIFOLK, VA.
(YX,c,e Cotton Exchange Building.
MU eolton for commission, 50 cents
! r !e. aus;17w6m
H" - I
r
Culls Attention to the fact that he has a Choice
Lot or
FAIULY GROCERIES,
which h Is sellinn LOW for CASH.
Pitrtirular attention la mlled to hl8 FINE
O KADKM of FA M 1 LY FLOl' K.
Fine stall-Fed Keef always on hand.
Consicnnientof live (stock solicited.
(Soods delivered In any part of the city free
of charge.
65 Broad Street, betweea Hancock and
Middle,
octl-diiw.tm NEW BERNE. JT. C.
SEA BREEZE HOUSE,
Morehead City, N. C.
Will be oiM'ued for the reception ot
guests on 15th of June. Fare aud' gen
eral accommodations equal to nrv.
Terms moderate.
P. MURPHY PEARSALL,
ATTORSET AT LAW,
THENTON, JOES CO., N. C.
Will practice In the Counties of Onslow.
Lenoir, Duplin, 8miiwon aud Jones.
collecting a specialty. sepu-aixwu
NOTICE.
The iMtlnnee due on subscription to the capi
tal stock of THE NEW11ERX ATHLETIC
AND SOCIAL CLU11, Is hereby culled in.
The stockholders are reuueKted to make Im
mediate payment to the Secretnry, who will
thereupon Issue each a certificate of stock.
Attention is called to Article 21, of Constitu
tion : "Any member who shall be a delin
quent In payment of stock subscription
for thirty days, shall forfeit all privileges
as member of this Club.
By order of the Board of Directors.
oct3d20t. H. O. E. LODGE, Werelary. .
LfAITPox B1TTEKS or Vegetable
1 Klixlr of IJfe,
TIIK GltGAT REMEDY nf THE AGE
NO FAMIL i" SHOl'l.II BE WITHOUT IT.
Yawon UiTTKiis, are the result of nr ot
chemical rcKrarcii tuul practical experiment..
It i cumiiotintit'd loin Hie i-xtracled mid con.
ei'ntriili'il virtues of purely vegtitnble aulwtinices.
II is entirxly tree trnm calomel r other dan
erous substances; Ik the sutest mfilicine to use
fur children anil weakened constitutions, where
a irentle jet elt'eciive aperient ir required.
They pit rify, Invigorate and enrich the lilouv.,
itlmiilate it to heathy cimiliUion, and if tiilten
when required will keep tne s' sli m III newel
oriler. .
It is esnecinllv recommended fr the cure of ail
MALAKiAL diseases, Hriirliis diseiiHes of the
kiilneya, Rheiimntiiun, I)ypepfiia Hillionsni-,
oliveness and nil I. iver compinims.
As an aperient Hie dose is a tnblespoonLill
three timen a dv, .'.ml u tonic und alterative a
small teasi'eonftil niorninir anil evening.
Prepared by J no. It. Jbncllow,
PliiinuiiiiM und f item is t. A'orfolk. V. A.
Aiib l'.i 8 mil '
E. K. WHKATLKY'S .
lestm I ). A'orllH,
1,07 f lunch Strut, KOKPOI.K, VA.
Dveinir and cleaning iu all its brunch
es done in the very bent manner.
Prompt attention given to all orders
by mail or express. sep2dly
WOOD ARB HOUSE,'
EDENTON, N. C.
This old and well-established Hotel
still offers first-class accommodation to
the traveling public. - ;
; TcriiiH xteastmable.
Sample Room forTraveling Salesmen,
and Conveyances furnished when de
sired. Porters at every boat.
MRS. ELLEN WOODARD,
J. L. Rogerson, Proprietress.
Superintendent.
j3P Time between arrival of boat and
leaving of train for dinner. sep2d2m
B. PEDMS
NEW
GLOBE HOUSE,
Norfolk Va.
Board per day, $1.00
" week, .(K)
Table b'd per week. 4.10
Lodging, .fid
t am okf foii Tin? Lynnliaven Oyster3
GLOBE HOUSE, a
177 Main Street Specialty.
B. PEDDLE, Proprietor.
nuglM-iiu 117 Main St.
NOTICE.
By . order Board Commissioners,
Craven county, the Clerk will advertise
for sealed proposals for 100,000 Brick, to
be delivered at the Depot or on the
wharf at the foot of Ci-tven street, in
the City of Newborn, a.d a sample of
the brick accompany eacn proposal.
Proposals to be received on or beforo
.tne .it Monday in .November, 1882 ...
JOS. NELSON,
auBl8-doctl Clerk Board Com'rs.
KOBERTS & BEOS
Keep on hand a full line of
Boots, Shoes Dry
Groods, Crockery
. NOTION S3 -
AND A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Cull on tis before mukii.i vonr Dtirehases? at
South Front St, near (laston House Hnr. SO.ly"
aw
A. II. HOTLON,
DEALER IN
,:..
Foreiffn and Domestic
WINES & LIQUORS,
TOBACCO S CIGARS.
MIDDLE STHEET,
OX3Xolto loo IIouso
NEW HliKNIC, IV. V.
Apr'l, ly diw
c:.:t E.
FOR SALE.
The undersigned will nail at the court
house door in the city of New Berne on
Monday, November 27th, 1882, by pub
lic auction on terms of one half cash,
one half on credit of six months, the fol
lowing described property: A part lot
in the city of New Berne situated on the
eastern side of Metcalf street, it being
one fourth of the let known in the place
of said city as lot No. 9H.
The sale is pufua it to i ji order of the
Superior court o.' Craven county made
in a special proceeding pending therein
in which C. T. V atsoa in plaintiff and
Thomas F. Good "n a; anil others are de
fendants. O. H. Gfion
CnmMtwr-"'
MAPP & CO.,
Manufacturers of and dealers in
Japanned and Stamped Tinware,
Stores. Heaters. Eanges. Etc.,
Lamp and House-Furnishing Goods,
lueiaino itoonng, numbing and
s . Gas Fitting.
104 A 106 Water st., 34 & Sfifoanol av..
' NORFOLK VA., ?
Write for Catalogues and Price List,
sep-M4in
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
Midlannd N. C. Railway Co.
TIME TABLE No. G,
New Series.
In Eifoct Sunday, 12:15 I M.k Octo
ber 29th. 1882. - v
KAST.
WKST.
No. 47.
N 4S
'ri y,
I'aK'.iMail
Pass.&Mail
STATIONS.
Arr. L've.
Arr. I.'e
e. ji t: M.
M. CKT1I.L
Smillifleld....
ji tiiUbhnrn....,
. & N I . II
4 bl Oobbbiii'ii-....
6 ISjLit ili'iiure..
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fi i:
5
.i 4
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8 Ml
KinHUm.. ....
New Heme...,
Moielieail 1)
4 .'S
T 3
i'i ii
M ii
10 4
p.. I,
13 fi
A. M, A. .11
I. M. !. M
EAST.
No. "
Mixed
Train.
rl
Mixed
Train.
STATIOA'S.
Arr.
L'vo.
P. M.
1 0J
Arr.
V. M.
11 16
L've
r. m.
r. m.
CKNTI1A1. 11V
Smillifleld
Goltlsboro
A. N. I'. II1V
Gobbboro,.
La Grange, ..
KinHton
Jiewbern,
ISION.
ision
2 18
10 10
-A (HI
8 IS
7 0
P. M.
. fl 10
8 08
6 57
S SO
7 01
9 30
8 S3
7 22
4 40
t. V.
P. 11
47 and 48 daily, 3 and 4, daily ex
cept Sunday.
Train 48(mnects wiih North Carolina Train
bound Wet.t, leaving Goldsboro 1:00 p m, and
with Wilmington & Weldon Train bound South,
leaving Goldsboro 6:39 p. m., and 8:29 p. m., and
bound North leaving Goldsboro at 9:50 a.m.
Train 47 connects with North Carolina Train
from the Went, arriving at Goldsboro 4:12 p. m.
and with Wilmington Train from tho South, ar
riving at Goldsboro 9:50 a. m... Trains 47 and 48
connect with stages at Smithfleld to md from
Selma, '
Train 4 connects with Wilmington Train bound
South, leaving Goldsboro at 6:35 and 8:29 p. in.,
and bound north, leaving Goldtboro at 9:06 p. tu.
Train 3 connects with Wilmington & Weldon
Train f i on) the north, arriving at GoMsbcro 6:41 p m.
Trains 3 & 4 will carry passenger coaches.
J.W.ANDREWS,
- Olif. Engr. and Gen'l supt
EICIIARDSOX'S
Improved Root Paint
An article lone needed for the nrotection of
Iron and Tin Roofs. It will not blinter, chalk
neel, crack or corrode. It will expand and con
tract with the iron or tin. It will not injure ci
tern water. It is extremely durable and cheap
Manufactured and for sale by ,
B. A. Richardson,
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass, Artists, Decora'ors
jiua i.oncn t aimers' material of all kinds.
ug22-dly Norfolk Va.
Elizabeth City Brewery.
ELIZABETH, X. C.--( ;
.Tenkins' Ale,
This Ale is manufactured at this brewery, is
GENUINE AND PURE,
Brewed from Ture Malt and
i Hops.-' , ? j
Is a fine tonic, snperior to and much better
than any Beer made. .
Has cured dyspepsia, and is a preventative
malarial fevers and chills.
Dealers supplied In barrels, kegs,or bottled in
Crates.
Recommended by plivsicians.
Address,
THOMAS M. JENKINS & CO.,'
Box 28, ElizaMh City, N. C.
RtigO-dOm
N. S. Richardsoiv
PRACTICAL
BOOK AND JOB PltlNTHIC,
Opposite Post Office,
NEWBERNE, N.t.
GOOD STOCK,
NEAT WORK, LOW PMOES,
IW Orders solicited and promptly
Apr. !f
WHOLESALE AND
"" rai f
mviGions,
- Tobacco, Snuvv,
l7ood and ,
l7illovv-vvaie
and Liquors.
The Largest Kxclusive (Jn-cery House in llie (.'iiy.
My stock is always foniiilflt", and yoods fresh. '
I will eiiaranlce M fell Oom's in my l.tio ns clit ap as any lnnse in Nor(ilk,
and conscriucnlly save fit i 1,1 tl niyt s mid marii.t1 luks.
My stock of liquors is complete, nnd I invite, special attention nf buyers be
fore making purchases. , ! ;..
f f- ... s.-
E-'Hlfeadovs'Co.,
l Dealers in Drugs,' Seeds and Guanos,.
Now oiler Peruvian fiimno. Mne Island Guano,1 1'acilic Guano and Kainit.
CORNER POLLOCK ifc MIDDLK ST1IKKTS.
VVarehonise Cotton Kxrhange Ynrd. ' oefildAw 1 ' ' NEW BERNK, M. C.
C. E. FY z
Hrick Block, Middle Street, New Berne, X C.
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS; 1
All Goods in our line sold at llio very lowest ukU prices. IVoiut nnd sli. 1 at
tuition .a id tc all orders intrusted to our care. '
. : o . . ' .
I'ldiTlLlZKU:. FOR 'I 111! IWI.I. ( HOI'S. '
N'iiw ii iidv r i' deli vi 'ly, tin; best grades of s.andard Ferlilizi-rs. suitable- for
lit: II ) s l'ntiiliirs mill Wl.iilf. ;.
W ill I h. Id lor CASH or on TIMK nt iv;i-"Hi)M.' I'Hifi. - ' ' V
('. i:. FOV & COMPANY,
sntlil''!'. Now litllle, '. C.
C I'. 1'OV & COMl'AXY uli'cf to the t.iule Lnrillard. tJnil & Ax Uaiin nd
Mills Sueft. aud Salt SnulV. nt mamiliiciiiiei's prices. . . iiprldtiw-lr
James Redmond
BERGNER & ENGEL'S
CELEBRATED BOTTLED LAGER BEER !
FOR SALE BY THE CRATE.
Also on hand a full stock of
AND TOBACCO.
Open Froiit Brick Store, MIDDLE ST1IEI3T,
Aprldwly
The Headquarters!
Lime ! Lime I
BRICK, BRICK. BRICK!
Or ALL GRADES. ;
riosenihilo, Jortniul V Sclinitic Oementst
Piaster, Gout Hair, &c.
;. SALES ROOM Craven Street, below Express Office, '...-.if ,
Aug 10 (l&w If
ill UTT
LARGE S T . A X I) 0 I. 1) K S T
IHrt loose,'"'
INTHF, CITY. '
Keeps always in Stock ' large ' quantities' . PORK, LONG
CLEAHS, FLOUR, "SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUP,'-
! " CMolasses, Sdlt, &c.
LORILLARD AND GAIL & AX SNUFF,
also a large stock of '
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and Arbuckle's Ariosa
ROASTED COFFEE,
CRACKEE3 and CAKES in great variety. A large Stock ci
MOTIONS ATVI lIOSIi:iiV.
Wholesale buyers will fird a larro SO at lowest prices.
l''t fail t( w'l ntii lefore jiu
Mqr 93 tT 1 W
4, w M . ' fc J
HETAIL DEALEIi IX
-.m ncit m;
iKil3-d&v
Mur. .ill. I v-l"id ve
Groceries, Provisions, Cigars
NFW HERNF T r.
HAY! WAY!
It. O. 12. LOIX1E,
New Berne, N. C.
EN
WJUM11J
i n. I
1 f
I
MIDDLK STREET, ' '!
New Eerne, N. C
:bs:ril:ij,'..j::..Ccut!i,"
WILMINGTON. N. C,
A weekly news; r I to the
Industrial. AericuUuiiil, LJacational
and general development of NORTH
CAROLINA and the SOUTH.
Every person taking an interest in
the development of the State should
read the paper. Terms t'J.OO per an
num. A liberal reduction to clubs of
ten or more. 81.00 for Bix month.
Ia October a Biographical bketch of
Bishop Atkinson, written by Col. J. G.
Burr, will be published, with a splen
did Portrait of the Bishop.
j)JUimE icioii yv.
contraf-ta miuley
Subscriptions received or advertising
RRAWAY,
sep!2dtf
New Berne, N. C.
HOTEL,
S M IT H FIELD.NjC.,
Ample accommodations at all times
Sample rooms for commercial travel
rs. Charges moderate. aug3dtf
i
Hyde County and Day River
Steam Line.
The Midland North Carolina RailwaJ
Co. 's steamer V
"T I K it1 li. I L Y .
CHANGE OP SOHEBUtE.' '
On and after Wednesday; September
27, the steamer Tiger Lily will leave
New Berne for Hyde county points at
SIX a. tu. on Wednesdays, and return
ing, leave Wysocking Bay at HALF
PAST SEVEN a. m. Friday,' touching
at Swan Quarter. - . , t
On Saturdays the Tiger Lily will leave
New Berne for Bay River, touching at
Smith's Creek, j
The above arrangement may ba varied
us the demands of two long and diver
gent routes may require until the arri
val af a new steamer now building.
For full and latest information, apply '
to the Agents or the General Office in
New Berne, -...',', ,
J. W. Morris, Wm. A. Hearne,
Gen. Freight Ag't. ' Solicit 'g Agt.
J. W- Andrews,
Ch'f Eng. & Sup't.
S. II. Fowler, agent at Bayboro. ,
C. II. Fowler, " . Stonewall.
D. H. Abbott, " Vandemere.
W. B. Swindell, " Swau Quarter.
A. B. Turnell, " Nebraska.
; L. ;B, Midvette, M',' , tSinith's Creek.
New Berne, Sept. 18, 1882.
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