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VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1882.
,. NO. 191).
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Cotton Yesterday.
Good news from the New York mar
ket yesterday. , Spots advanced one
sixteenth and November futurescrawled
I up thirteen points. Liverpool market
firm, no chance in quotations. The
market here was firm though prices un
TheU. S. buoy tender, Violet, came changed. Receipts light 141 bales
into nort Yesterday.' ' ' ' sales at t to v.eu. oaies ior me wees
; Mr A'' M. Baker is having a neat little 1433 bales corresponding week last year,
' ..... I Kolua
nfflrB fixed ud at the rear end or his
LOCAL NEVS.
Journal Miniature Almanac' ; .
Sun rises, 6:41) Length of day,
Sun sets, 4:50 ) 10 hours, 9 minutes.
Moon nets at 12:29 a. m. -
1135 bales,
NEW YORE MARKET, SPOT
Middling 109-10.
Strict low middling 10 8-8. .
Low middling 10 l-o.
NEW YOKE FUTURES:
Morning. Noon.
November, 10.01 10.60
December, r 10.47 10.45
i January, 10.51 v 10.00 .
February, 10.0a - 10.0U
LIVERPOOL 8POT8.
Uplands 64. ; ;-,
Orleans 0 7-16
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
i December, 5 58-64.
January, 5 51-64.
February, 5 60-64. . .
Evening.
10.69
, 10.54
10.57
10.08
store.
Pamlico Superior court ponvenes to
morrow. Our man Taylor will be
Two marriage license issued to colored
couples during the week, by the Register
oi Deeds. ' ,
Two ' thousand bushels of rice in
market yesterday. Prices from $1.00
Turner's almanac calls for rain and
snow next Thursday. ' Lookout for your
wood and coal.
Saturday was Craven county day atl Trade for the Week
the Cotton Exchange. 1 Beach Urove There has been a general advance an
was ddwri In full force. ' ' along the line ' during the past week
MarohRll Oaskill savs it is distressinc- The grocery and provision dealers re
i flniUnwiliVa c. rclea Onlv one case pott trade rrom -quiet " to a rusn;wie
.j r . . i-a ui :
JJO-1 ury goou ueaiera, uuiiBiutiuuia mi
provement; hardware merchants, pick
t"K "P, IllllllUCin, HOUO .., wv
turners, a rusn. wnoiesaie ueaiers re-
port a fair trade, though it is generally
conceded that the "drummers" have to
.'". ; Pamlico Items. . .
(Enterprise.) t , . , ,
Mr. W. H. Sawyer removed to his
handsome new dwelling at Bay boro last
week. Mr. Sawyer is one of the leading
spirits of our sister town, and is doing
much toward building up our county
seat. --. ..
Our friends at Bay boro are showing
their progressive spirit in the way of
getting up a brass band, and soon the
ear-splitting cornet and deafening bass
horn will be heard in the land. When
fully organized they should secure the
services of Amos Cook, in Newbern, as
instructor. , '. .
Mr. Frank Barnett, of Gales Creek,
came up yesterday with 2,000 pounds of
seed cotton, which he sold to Mr. C II.
Fowler at $3.15 per hundred. Mr.
Fowler has purchased several lota of
cotton from this section and Goose Creek
Inland during the present season, ag
gregating several , thousand pounds.
This speaks, well for Stonewall as a cot
ton market, and our people would do
well to give this point a trial before
taking their cotton out of the county.
GILBERT PUMP.
before the Mayor since the 1st of
member. ' 4 ' 1 ; ' ; . '
Joseph r Barker, of the Exchange
Lunch' Roonji understands- how to cater
to the appetite of a hungry editor, Or
'f.inVotnet man; '. The byster stewuset
un" last nieht came in good time.
Thanks; V.'T.'U ' ' "
Mr. A. H. Potter has had a rush for
confectioneries during the past week.
He has secured the services of an expe
rienced and. practical workman in
French goods, F, G. Birchard of Phila
delphia, and is :manufacturing a sup&
nor anicie oi buck uanuy. j d Sugar) coffee, molasses and
, Jhe finest lot of i trout 'brought to 8yrup8 and breadstuffs remain un
Beaufort this season were caught near changed. Collections for the week have
Bottle Rum Point on Tuesday night by been pretty fair. About 12,000 bushels
4 nets belonging to Mr. Geo. N. Ives. 0f rice have been sold during the week
There were about 400 of them and all at good prices, and 1,433 bales of cotton
"w;ere. large, liany of them weighing at priceB not very satisfactory to the
u more than ten pounds apiece. tsemijon 8eners
Telephone. ' ;'
some extent injured the wholesale trade
of the city. They not only visit the
county towns but go to country stores
and solicit orders, and with the present
facilities for transportation on the rivers
have no trouble in getting them. We
note a further decline in the price of
meats. New pork has dropped $1.00
per barrel; long clears two cents lower
wrif. whq irrn.Tif-.pil. t.liA f!mivr; Ri3Kt.ftininr
the position taken by the position taken Fine Goods! Fair Dealing!
oy uie petitioners council, ine counsel
then sued out a writ othabeaneunnis he-
ous strides which have been made in the frBt,;affanmor.nnl tn-'iW. nn.W T AAirLCT UTT
. v. v. ....uv.u .vu. J ijuuge liumer s oruer uunn was Rei
years. Mr. Burgess was the first man free. jia. Viifitor.
The death of George W. Burgess, at
Norristown, Pa., last Sunday, has re
minded older persons of the tremend
Schooner Arrival..
The Benj. T. Biggst Capt Blockson,
! , from Philadelphia on Saturday ; with a
cargo of 201 tons of coal consigned to R.
J. Harris of Raleigh.
. .;mV';.j;-f :-. ' u -J i '
' River Steamers. , ; . ,
" " The following arrived yesterday even-
Gen. Lewla on tlie Midland.
Gen. Lewis' report on the condition
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road brings one to the conclusion that
the Midland managment is under very
poor business control, or that its owners
expected to be ousted soon and have
been running the road "for all it is
worth in the present
And the company cannot be much
A Reminder.
Millions of Crows. .
Thousands, and . thousands of crows I
are mgutiy roosting in we strip oi piuea tUe followll)g tegtlmonlnUln regard to
in the rear of the Torrence place, east of the Gilbert Force Pump, and remember that
this citv. They darken the air in their "No Well Regulated Family cau afford
flight as they fly to the south in the to.t,,, T"1."" . " V ( , ,
a .j j Ky attaching hose It .a made an efficient
morning and return to their roost at Fho Extinguisher. :
night. Their number seems to be al- ; Respectfully, : J. C. WIIIITY,
most incaluulable. At nicht the pines Newbern, N.c.
awav hnHth thwl.W-.nf tWrrm. . Mil. John C. Whitty Sir In reply to your
.. - -B..v . inquiry in iviorence 10 ine uuuert rump, i
ing numbers, and if one fires a gun or wouuiaytiieeity nan one muse on fouocr
- ' CJ I Htrppt U'Mph linn hMin 111 lisn nvur n 'pnr mil
makes any Other noise to disturb them haH kept In perfect order nil the time, ami has
o,il,f y,ammMin t tl,n,ID,nJa n u " u."p- iiwya in iuj opiiiiuu
wings make a roar like distant thunder, .. 1HUS- wakd, Mayor.
sounding weird and frightful in the John whitty, l-iiii. Dear Sir in repaid
i. i, u lownui i lumw oi wie liiliierl lump llie city
ghostly darkness of the Sombre pines, of Xew Heme placed one In front of the Nu-
For venrs this Rt.rin of woods lias been a 1 on'" 1S,"K . -ew Berno, iiiMmt one year
j . t T 1 sinpe. anil it linn .well kIihmI hnnl nuiitn. fvit
rowa roost but .curiously Only at in- Hi nee, without any repairs that 1 know of.
termittent periods. Charlotte Jourmd. yloimimmp can ioat of. . .
f : Yours truly, J. A. GnoH.
trill ll.Atf.lbTtk 1 t f't llfrkl'k I -
. ....... v..., , J. f.Wll city. Ks(i.-)earSlr-We have had
Ten vears aero Tlioma9 Dunn, colored, one of the (Jllliert Improved l'liniiw in use at
, , I the Cotton Exchange for aevcral moiiihs and
nmt it an mat is claimed tor It by the manu
facturer. Kesuectfully.
1. T. CAltllAWAY.
' Mi:. J. ('. Whitty ltear Hlr We have had
a Gilbert Force l'ump in use nearly lmnnths
and it has ftiven us pealed Kiitlsfaction )io
trouble with It whatever it brings tlie walor
the first stroke. Very respectfully yours,
I'KHRY 11KOH.
CltAVKS COUKTY, N. C Nov. 1 1, '82.
' novlS-wlMlm
was tried in Robeson county and sen
tenced to 20 years in the penitentiary
He employed Messrs. Ilindsdale & Dev
ereaux, of this city, who applied to the
Supremo Court of this State for a writ
of certiorari, claiming that tho sentence
was illegal, in tlia'.the limit of punish
ment in such cases was ten years. , The
CITY ITEHS.
This column, next to local num. h tn Ka ,
for Local Advertising. ' r . .-
;' Lot, ' "
W'ednesday nieht; on Hancnck. MM
die or Broad streets, a Ladies' Jet ay i
Gold Breast Pin.
A suitable reward will be paid for iu
recovery. Geo: Hendeksox,
novli-lw Southern Express Office.
Eighty -five cents per barrel paid for
kerosene barrels.
ocU.lot, A. E. Dennison.
UfiDAGEIICY !
We have
Berne a ,
4 S
4 i i -i :
in America who made friction matches.
He commenced their manufacture 'in
1831 in the city of New York, and short
ly afterward failed. ! He subsequently
The Two lteadji'Mtei H In tho Next
Semite.
Washington, Nov.5 10, Oum
eneaeed in various nursuits in other cron and Miihone liavo worked to-
citiea. and at the time of his death was gether ever since the latter became
73 years old. , His last invention was an loaucr. Ihey ; are otnenvise
inrmvaA tnrr f rrmtnh fnr U.inn- nff UlllieU. il HUOIIB illlU WUIUIUIIUI Kt'l
w.vi .hini. iia B:n h irtr,t,i prefeetly free to .act as they
ui,tt a oi..io:. please. From what is known they
Flint and steel are to us now m the n i r . u
samecategorywithpowderedhairknee- ators . Jn the strength of the re-
oreecnes anu otner appliances ul u,iUs turng Qf the electios the
which seems long past, aim yet tne Virginia Senators will, it is reported,
death of this man reminds us that it has take iibei.tios wftt cauCHS ,lecrees,
not been so very long after all, since the aml view the political situation in
traveler who would light his pipe, had ijnited States throudi their
to carry flint and steel, and the house- own spectacles. , .Whatever is due
FOR GASH ONLY !
Our Motto and our Success!!
ONtul.llKliei! in the city, of New
', it' ','l,,!'Ui A'f
JjA.JS 1 AGENCY,
for the puriH.se of advertising nml elltng, on
commission, roiili-stiUe In New Heme and In
the country adjoining.' I (
AUiirtleK deslrlnt'to sell limds, will fliid
It to' llii'lr interest to place' tneiii "in cur
AUENCY' for sule, f ', ' .'.
We will advertise nil property committed to
our AGENCY, lif the New Bertie Jouksal
ASDWIM.MAKKNO CHABOK t'NMSs A'BAlB
IS ErFECl'Eli.' ' - ' '' '' ''
Our experience In Ui exnniinution of DecdH
will ennhle un to Eunnuitee to the buyer. not
iKfnctlon in refiird to title. ' '
HOLLAND Si GVIOX, '
Uoiil bitnto Agents.
! New Berne, N. V.
ncivllll
1
We are constantly receiving
Fine Groceries, ,
Canned Goods, , .,'
' Provisions,
, , , -t , , Flour, v .
' 1 , Tobacco
, , and Cigars,
And ofler them nt the MOST HEASONAHI.E
l'KICKS.
keeper who would cook an early break- to the Adiniuistratioiuwill be paid BtZ&'oi ,w """" "r
one mire ami a half from" Newbern ON 15
I'AHM at torty hcich with good dwelling
house attached. The land issttuuted between
two tracts of Mr. Jos. L. Khem's oh 1-rent
roiid and is an exceedldgly dtfllrable tract tor
all iruckinir. . .
novK.tl HOIjLAJ
to
1JA OUION.
fast had to keep the coals smothered all as the accounts are presented, but
night, or borrow "a chunk of fire" from there will not be much owing when
a neighbor. It is hard to realize the the balance is struck. According
oroeress of the aire. Charlotte Journal, to reports, business will be done
- i - .
on the ready-pay plan nereaiter,
Pickles in Glass and lliickels, :
iTeserveH In Glass and Tin,
French Citron, Candled Orangennd Lemon
Peel,
Fresh Prunes, Sultana and Dchesa Rnislns,
Ih led Apples and Peaches,
Mince Meat, liuckwheiit, Klnnr.
Fancy uilt Edge Kutter and White Crenm
ing : . The Neuae from Jolly ' Old Field
with 50 bale3 of cotton, through, and two
'passengers; the Contentnea from Vance- blamed if they have pursued the latter
5 boro with cotton and naval stores; the COurso to some extent. When Mr. Best
Trent from Bay river with 13 bales ' of Leered upon this scheme he was per
cotton and 400 bushels of rice. , . , 8Uaded by both Governor Jarvis and
SchoonerAvr,,,,;, -.r, : ' ! Senator Vahce that he could recover the
Th TsjiR T). Cobb. Cant. Ben Pavne. Western North Carolina road; and if
from Hyde -County on' Saturday morn- this had been accomplished he would
ing With a full cargo or corn, rice ana "",D '"""' " vm...w..6
6eed ibttbn: ' J- millions of Northern capitol to build in
The SwMn. Cant. Slade. on Saturday the intermediate road, llie scheme was
morning from Bay river with 80 bales grand one, with every hope of bril-
of cotton and 1,000 bushels of rice. s Hant success, provmea .wo imiuence oi
.. , .t, ,Mixi,u;-.i i . a Gevernor and U. S. Senator would, be
iinTtliinc Rut. their
Last Friday was examination day at . - WftB . . -na thaWntiftil
the Graded SchooLf, Many have befen fabric flf - mi ht North Carolina
worituiB system vanished into noth nirness. -
Miihone and liiddlebererer will be cheese.
t,nnt.i!,t' ,luAn.,',,-L i.. tl.a , a8' "lo, Ijiguayra, . lava and Mochat.'offces
Very lniportant personages , in the Houstea no. u and a cotiee,
Uy found In a Fancy
j Beur Killing.
A few days since J. A. Mann and S,
M. Garner of Newport, went to the head next Senate,, and they are already And everything usual
of Jones' pond to set for deer. . Late in perfectly well aware of that fact. (' every
the evening a very large bear made his
Valuable Timber Land.
ONE HUNDIiKl) and FIFTY FI VE ACItFS
of well timbered land, situated in, Pamlico
county, on Tar Kiln Creek within 'one mile
of navigable water; in close communication
with the NeiiKt; itlver. For further Informa
tion npplv to
"ovlti HOLLAND 4 GUION.
.. . . . ' ' . .
150 Acres of Timbered Land
One mile east from Havelock, neiu- A.dk N. C.
H. It, adjoining the lands of Jus. A. Bryan.
j ci int. iiiuueiaie. itiiuiy hi once lO
HlllJ.."
novlli
iANl & Gl'ION.
appearance near the place. Garner let
bruin have the contents of his gun first,
but on approaching the fallen victem, he
concluded to take Garner, who, with his
empty gun, retreated, calling for Mann.
COMMEECIAL.
thlnu. we sell In irlve
satisfaction both as to price and fjuallty, and
win nmpinu TUB iTluaHUl U!t UK-
3U.VU.
4
NEW BERNE MAUKET.
Cotion Middling 9i ; strict low
Uunn ,no tn bia wim nnil rhn hafH middling Vf. 10W miaailUg .
,. . i. ... i.,...'!. Beea cotton tixtra nice, ofc.orm-
uogau ill caxucab, DuiuGbiiuco tiiir udui
EVKUVTIIISG FISKS11 AND GOOD.
i- The Cash Trade Only Sollcltt'd.
Very truly yours,
Wm. Pell Ballance & Co.
". novl"-dly ""
determination of winning the honors at
this examination and those who were
on, ; the) ."jRpllt Ponor'-J, last; month
Were determined to sustain their repu
tations.1 ! The result will be published
next Tuesday week.,'
An arrangement has been made with
In the meantime Mr. Best had enlisted
some considerable capitol and the road
was pushed onto Smithfleld. But when
it was seen that all hopes of a Western
through-route were at an end, tho influx
of capitol failed; and since that time a
forfeiture1' has been 6tairing the Mid-
retreating and sometimes the men. Thus
by a series of advances and retreats, the
men displayed their skill in the tactics
of bear killing. ' Of course the men only
retreated when their guns were empty.
Bruin had to retreat when the guns
were loaded. , At last, after firing six
guns bruin fell, mortally wounded, and
the fight ended. The fat on the outside
.. . , tai . i 1 xi. T: .. .' I '
tlie Wty rnysician, wnereoy mo rimui- . thfl - , ... ofl(i ho(i h
pal of the Graded School will always been guffered to nQ down and the roU.
bemrormeaoi any contagious, a uea.e inlr stock to tret out of order
that may; exist in order that he may
protect the children of the school,
1
. Cliurth Notices. I f i.
" BAPTIST CHUUqH.
- Whatever the outcome may be, and
however visionarr and erratic Mr. Best
has proved, it is certaia that North
Carolina has been greatly benefited by
The Pastor bejng absentj there will bo his work, - The Western road is built,
no services morning or night. There and through his exertions. A road to
will be Sabbath School at 3 p. ra. , C. C. Smithfleld is built, and with Northern
Clark. Superintendent. Sorvicos at the capitol introduced by him i and the
: 'locli Street Chapel ait iq'qlpck.-i The Midland management has on deposit in
public are cordially invited to attendi New Berne enough collaterals, we sup
cheist church kev. v. w. shields, pose, to put the Atlantic road in as good
M ii )M KECTOK. w i;! , , . order as when first received. And,
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity. iaBt) the" failure"' is mainly becausa he
Services at 11a. m. and 7;50 p. m. depended on promises from North Caro
Sunday, School at, UX) p. m in tne ima iea(jer8v auj those promises have
Chiipcl on George street. 'I ho. public not Deen fulfilled
arc cordially invited to the services of
t' church. : Ushers always
. li.rs tosoat visitors.
at the
1 :i!-5icr ;lub.
Tlie farmers of Beach Grove, iu this
c ity, have organized a club for the
purpose of discussing topics connected
' 'i the farm, and, by consultation,
"changing Views, etc., advance the
' of the fanner generally. The
! bo dibcussed at the meeting
iy" night is, "Does it pay
- "-out prices, to-raise corn
' - '., v ''.) cotton and buy corn
i ; a . ,i is a good, practical
1 v -i 1 -n (,) lie able to have
i ' in 1 ' ar the dimiu8'
! ' rH ( 'l ib,
, The Slidlaud
The Stockholders of tho Atlantic &
North Carolina railroad (running from
Goldsboro to Morehead) held a meeting
on last Friday, and declared the lease
forfeited, which they had made of their
road in June, 1831, to W. J. Best and
his syndicate of Boston capitalists, This
of course must put an end to all hopes of
constructing the Midland road through
to Salisbury, and who j live along the
projected line must make other arrange
ments, if we ever expect to have a rail
road. We suppose this will be the last
of Mr. Best in Norlh Carolina, aud al
though he lifts failed in his railroad
schemes in our fc'h'.le yet he certainly
1 i 1 wi f ; " I 1 : I't to the ':),
! lie'" 1 1 ! " y n his i '
narv 8c. - " '
CORN Uld, BatCi", new euc. per uusnei.
EiCE-riSl.OO to 1.05 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow dip..
Tar Firm at ?1.5U ana ?Jl.7u. . ,.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon. ,
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork 10c. per pound.
Eggs 21c. per dozen.
Peancts New crop,' 1.00 per bushel
SKATING RINK !
I tako pleasure In Informing the public that
I will keep open every night In the .
"Weinstein liuilding
a first cLyks
Rink.
Where I will have the best of modern roller
skutes for tho accommodation of my patrons.
One Large and Desirable Lot
In the City, situated corner of-East Front and
Kpig streets, adjoining that of .Jonathan
Havens, Ksi. Terms moderate. Apply to
novld- II(iI.I,ANI tSi UUIoy.
. City Lot. ,
Situated three hundred and twentv-two feet
fmm the Junction of ijiuvn and ll'illucJcsts.,
northcan from Hrlck tiraveyard on viueen
street. Apply at once to ". - ' i
.. novlS , HOLLAND ft CiCION.
Skating
of the bear, between the skiu and the
. 1 ...... t ,1 o tnntwic Of 82 lb.
' 1 I V.nnvii 7H-. nor bnrirlv0ii fne rnw
thick. This was why he was so bard to ApPIjES-MattamUskeets, 70 cts per gVatpo FlimkriPfl tn T,F1 fliAQ
h.( tA fha ttal minis hir Mumdnhl 1....1..1 WAftLCly X Ui iUbUOU. IU JJCtUlCb
fired. He was one of the royal mon-
archs of the pocosin.. Beaitfort Tele-
2)hone.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. ,f
Hides Dry, 9c. to 11c. ; jgreen 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair. '
Meal Bolted, $1.00 psr bushel. '
Potatoes Bahamas, 80a40c; yams
50a60c. per bushel.
SiHNGLES-rWest India 5 inch, mixed,
$2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts,
Tho Duties otu Fireman.
A curious law suit, involving the
question of what is the whole duty of a
fireman, has just been remanded for a
new trial by the Supreme Court of Wis
consin, While the Beckwith Houso at $3.50; saps, $8.50 per M.
Oshkosh was burning, S. B. Pago made
an offer of $5,000 to any one who would
rescue his wife, Charles Eiof, a fire
man on duty at the time, saved, the
woman and claimed the money,' but was
non-suited in Circuit Court. On appeal,
the Supreuie Court has roversed that
judgment, closing its opinion as follows:
"Inasmuch as the plaintiff could not
rescue the!, body of Mrs. Pago from' tho
burning building without imminent
peril of losing his own life, and inas
much as it was not his duty' as a paid
officer and member of the fire,, depart-
Free of Charge.
Special attention will he given to their in
struction. .
Music every night by the . , '. .
ITALIAN BAND. :
nov.lldlm. II. M. HOIXOWKLU
FOR SALE,
TUU liRICK DWELLING HOUSK ou the
Kast Sldo of East Front, in tho City of New
bern. " Occupied by Cupt. S. H. Gray.
For further particulars apply to
- GREEN & STEVENSON,
ttovls-tf ; . ):;'- ,- , Attornies.
DETBICK'S
ATLANTIC GARDEN !
V7. M. POWERS & CO.,
SOUTH FRONT STICK KT,
Hancock's Pile Remedy.
THE (iHKAT INKAl.l.lKl.K UKMK11V FOK KK
MKVIXll ANIl CI'IUNO l'.l.lND, BLKKD1NG,
ITCIIlNCi. t:i.t'Ei:.VTEU OU l'liOTllUDINO J'lLl-K.
TlTrsvil J.K, Crawford Co. I'cnn.
December loth, 1B. (
Mi:.sns. lUsnn'K Hisos: While in your
city several .veins ae,o, 1 was sutlering veiy
severely from Tiles, and bought a Imix of vou'r
Tilelieincdy, wliicli I am thankful to sav.
nave me great relief, and I think Ims mode a
coinidete cure. J can highly recommend It to
any one sullerinn from this disease.
Kespectiully, hkiwakd Rosen.
Sold by alldruunlstsatrill cents per Ikix a
sample box will be given away to any sutlerc-r
from this disease who will apply for'it. "Try
It." .Manufactured and sold bv '
. HAM COOK BKOS., brUKglMlK,
, New Br rue, N.
MANl'FACTflllillS OF
The lincst LlUors and Cigars, tho colcbratqd
BERGNEH & ENGEL 13EEU, Hour Kraut,
Sardines, Lobster, Llmburger and Schweltiser
ment to do so, he is in a position to claim I Cheese constantly on hand.
the reward alleged to have been offered
Kw thn iWnnilant. fnr Rnoh rescue."
"1 ----. - , --------
Charlotte Journal. , , ,
, A Narrow iSscupe... -
Wednesday afternoon as ' the ' train
was arriving at our depot, Mr. Elmore
Gates thought he could dnvo his wagon
across the track before the train reachod
him, but he didn't The result was
that Mr. Gates had his wagon knocked
over, his load spilt, his jug of-r-uiolasses
broken aud tho .contents deposited on
one of his little sons. ' "It don't make
any difference," said Mr. Gales, "go on
with your old train." It did uot dam-
;-' tm reeimiurny, and we left shortly
11,111 3 .1 IT..V1
f , uniiara anu rwi iiiims. .,-..
The llncst iu tlie country. ".'",'
CAEOMBOLETTEv-TABLE.
Something new the only onu ever In tlie
city . '
Tin & Sheet-Iron Vare,
' Etc., Etc., dealers in '
Stoves, Castings and Outfits.
The celebrated, .ACORN STOVES, made by
Rnthbone, Sard & Co,, for utile at Lowest
PrlccM for Cash. ' " '
Stoves repaired at short notice. - JlyHdljm
O.E.SIover
OKt'EIlS 'TO' THE'' CITIZENS OK NEW
BERNE and Hiirroundinpt country u choice
lot of . , , i . ' ;.
FAMILY. GROCERIES, '
KRESH, CHEAP, anil 'BEST IN (itttVLITV.
nrtm hin TMIl flfSO UW slock will he toimcl Flour--unesl grades
UtLVIL Kl.iUllU I Tib ' IHltUnUI-liutU'r, Hm.Ul Hams, Heef Tongue)' Corn
... ., .. mi.i.1i.."k.,'V B,,ef' 'Noi 1 Mackerel, Smoked Her-
- NKW BERNE N. C. '' '
.... - , . : -
KB' Tho only tlrst cluss saloon In the oily.
d;&w. a mo. , , , Nov.
THE BONITZ HOTEL
GOLDSBOItO, N. U., ;
Is now Hearing completion. Tlie building Is
very Imposing, situated in the business part
of tho city, all light room, and when; finished
there will be one hundred and live. Jn all
sevcnty-Uvellnishcd now, and elegantly fur
nished with all tlie modern improvements.
Electric Bells, - , '
Elevator,5 v!!;';.'
' Gas in Every Room,
Dining Room Will Seat 200.
' THIS HOTEL IS NOW '
OI'KN to the I'lllil.lC
'! ' ' ' ' 'L . .', '
' AND THE l'UOl'ItlETOR
Guarantees Satisfacticn,
-U ... . - . .. , ,-,
All old friends and new ones nro rcspM-!-fully
luvlli'd to call.
Iiiirge and comaiodiouH Sample ltminiN.
. TermK-4illO. Ji.riU and. J3.00, uccordins i
oat-Ion r ltwmi. .
(.ominittee rtHiins'a specialty. ' ik
Cj G:::l3 ::Y C:.rr:l
PA ID FOB '''' ' . '
1 veroscno Barrels.-
o,:" ' i A. It. r-KNNIIiON.
rings, Cooked Corn Hoof, Irisli rtatoini,.t'aiK
netl Uoixls all, kinds Lea & Perrlns' Sauce,
i'resh Uofistcd Coll'ce., Finest Teas, EiiKllsh
Island Molasses, My nip, Full Line of Fresh
Crackers and Cakes, Prunes, MaccaronI, Pow
der, Khot Uid dips. .. ... ,'
1 Call and Examine Them.
Comer of POLLOCK and CUAVEN streets.
NKW KEHJiK. N. C.
T i'GEOEGE OnVi
ooTTonn;::
OFFICE ABJOIMK&GOra r
tJbwboru, 1 J.
- The very 'Illi;lu'st 51a rk.
(Jumiintecd.
JtjT C(ilisi"hiiu-ntn nt't.',.!:
I ocloil'.m .