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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. E. Slovkr QrocevieH, eto
cn-xBDSoW-e-AaSirfs-iotioe.
Journal Miniature Almanac.
Sunr&esSutStf) Length M day,
Sun sets, 4:46 J 9 hours, 50 minutes
Moon riafes at 2.04 a, m.
One thousand bushels of rice soM y es-
The North Carolina, Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal dhurch convenes
in Paleigh to-day, Bishop, Keener pre-
-Biding?
Mr. At jHiU)bardj died intestate.
John A.Chardron Esq., took out let
ters of administration flnjtha estate yes-
- ,Wu.4 fibril ifiun ; ... ,
John Braddick .coll, contributed S-T.W
' "yesterday i0 Vae city 1s finances. All on
. y account bf a 'tendency 1 John had for
; cursing and swearing. 1 " '
Col. J. N. Whitford with thirty-six
bales and Barney Fulcher with seven
bales carried of the honors at the Ex-
hapge yesterday for nioe cottorui 0
.fcbngdon splitting !iif new
jna
chinery at his saw niill. From the pres
ent outlook ttie lumber business of New
Berne will double itself during the next
- n .f..M..r.i
,i ft 21 ii man a
Lt i . aj
Joelia;
rker nafcome flue Bay riv$'
and Portsmouth oysters at the Exchange
Lunch room. Some of the Fire Depart
il 'j'Mrftr9 thera'Viiili CeW larts 'night;
' after the election!
Thanks to Mr. J. L. Rhem for some
Try fliie' Florida drangefc; Mr. ' Rhern
. . vpwna a very larga 'scope of j jlnrpefctane
lanrla In Florida and has flftv hands now
boxlnl'theVines rile Urn trucking
" verr lareelv in that State as well as
here. . r"
.,J j..t-.i.l.: Ai' - : - ; -P
The Bears.
Mr. Detrick has on exhibition ' at the
window of his " Atlantic) j Qardej a
white polar and a black, Krizly bear.
Wnen"wounaup'' .ne;
very
angry, so mucli so'tliat 'Bui Duncan
is
afraid to put Ws hand near them.
. Ielate to he Conftrencp,, , ( . .
'"thei eveniiig train yesterday carried
4 ( Up'seVerartninisterS.'deleg'dtes and visi-
.l.tprs to theJIi El Conference' which con
venes to Raleigh to-day; " FAnf Ihe city
were
Dr. ' L. S. 1 Burkhead,
.Bev.iflr.sl4j(mleYJi II.r".BelL
-I- r-' s 3. . ' -- i - - J, B-f.1, J
id. :karyv -Meadow 'Mrs. "'A. B.
Powers. Mrs. Nelson Whitford, Misses
(" Carrie' MaVhe w 'and "gaggle Holland;
jromeaufbrli', e'yN' jMHrnpyj'and
Miss Sarah Davis.-r .n'unuw mi "
77 I.
,l 'TIiS f.,4.i trnm tEfi
New South about
'J the'unticl ajf! "rne
"'houses ought to be' heeled, The,ap-
4 ; ( -pearttnoe of the houses iof . Raleigh
Goldsbftro and Elhston in contrast ;vith
New Berne is very, markedv ,TJi peo
pleerftare 'ajyakeningtpihufliness but
not to appearances. ; But that will come
' . in time. Prosperity will, beget rpride
and soon' Ve niay exp"ect t6 see' thfi orna
mental as well a the useful encouraged
Kinston and Goldaboro are new towns
. and that aceouatfiiT JWrts JfJPthelr neat
apFv-tincW , aJulli I tvi '";
On Saturday nkht dm thief id nee
of lumber, look 4p and carried away
the plank used as ft bridge, in front of
Hr. F,.M Simoias.';g8tr1on(nJelin8on
1 street t'.NothingSJliranKfiin thifctaiii.the
,!ank vWe,r not nailed down, and"iere
handier to get at than by going to Sum
, .son's mill where a watchman -was; prob
i iablyloh guirdl Bui tie atraagVpaA of
the affair appeared on Monday morn-
ing, when It wafteen that every plank
; had been "returned) It is supposed that
the thief attended church on Sunday an
: somft nmvrrmriatB text fell . Ul)on ll
ti a fanning teprp'j; afii causing ies-
14 titution. ' ,
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Your Warn lii trta.V!IY33
Dr. J. P. Bryan and lady of Kinston
were visiting in the City on Monday
Judge Seymour left the city , on
sun-Fed
' Say tosit with JudgeBohdinthe"
. eral Court at Raleigh this week.f r
Rev. Mr. Lumley and Pr. L. S. Burk
'"head left vesterdav eveninie for the
Methodist, A onforenoo 5 at. Ralelgl
Dr. Bi'rklijead will very probably be re
turned here next year. He has been in
New Berne only one year, and' hiB on
gregation requests his return. it i r ) :
Messrs. W. H. Oliver andAjQeo.L.
Wadsworth were off to Kinstou yester
day ca a business 'trijtt'V.i H : , ' ,
Mr. J. J. Royal, the Mayor of More-
head City, arrived in the city yesterday
, ! ' . A. V.. V,rood. Junior Warden of
t, J .
; li
'l'S I-o.
- A. F. M.
is attendiDg
1 I'
") v? ich
corvenes in
l f
..cr
is in
lend
il
'i to i
Not Always. , ';: '
, Mr. W. H. Marshall, of Uub city, aa-
sures us that the JOURNAL, Item con-
cerning the age of Fanny Alway'the
coioreu 114 year old crerkey or J anilico
county, it a big canard. 1 The good lady'
was raised in his neighborhood and was
considerably young9r thai! his father,
who was born in 1780. She js, he
thinks, about 85 years old, may possibly I
be 90, but i the seeing of Cornwallis is
imagination or pure inveutiou.
P. S. Mr, Jos. -t Holland, on Uie other
hand; tells1 us : that 'this Fanny Always
was the nurse of his greit-grandfather,
and his pother thinks she is 116 instead
of i 14 years old. ,
rotcou Yoterday, . . . l
Spots declined one, eighth in New
York." yesterday,'' futures" gained two
potatB'dTrrtag the( day ? dlosing steadjrp
Liverpool futures flat. One hundred
and thirty bales sold at the Exchange
at9toff.40. " ' "' - .
MEW YORK MARKET, SKT:
,' Middling 10 3-8 V" ,- ' ' . P
Strict low middling 10 8-16,
Low middlings 15-18. V;;," ' ,
, ., , i - HEW YORK futures:
1.
Morning.
Noon. Evening,
December,. 10.20 10.16
January, ' 10.28 10.19
February, 10.83 10.29
10.23 i
10.25 .
10.85
10-47,
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March, g;"JM9.
,H U VF.RPOOIi SPOTS."
fjpiaM lS-ler J 4 'a
Oj-leanB 6.1-8 ,;u..'.-JW,.V
ilDeceinbehS 52-64.vi i r -
January, 5 54-64. . , ; ,
February, 5' 55-64. ,
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A Good Attorney. . .
In the management of the Burglary I
case on, Monday Mr. L. J. Moore showed
creat skill and iuditment He has. for a
lona- while. held. wv enTiahle nosi-
tion as asuoceBsful lawyer, taking rank
with the best legal talent , in, thi$ judi-
'cfal di'stnfct; and,aB his experience in-
creases,hi8tactandBucoe6sare clearly
seen'. "His examination of witnesses, u
shown in this case, indicates a natural
Hma4f muttnltn itT W
to ask it, and whentoetopthe examina-lr
tlon is worth ; more in a . lawyer than
even brilliant oratory. Added to these
gifts 'Mr. Moore possesses ' a mag
nilicent presence and makes an exceV-i
lent speech.; He,ghta. his cases for
ewrythint they are.orth,'and rarely
. f i i f
loses'a case where success is even possi-
ahiffbetj.rpier Sthe
he, is in, Cravenj) , wherej an': jroportant 1 '' Second district OHara,' 18,531; 'scat
Uib J Jivil ti,Ad t.'it, v,iw xirhhmt' Ho terine, -11418.'" .' ''''
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New Offleer of JUe Vtre Department,
The flrsl Monday night, in, December
of'ii'ach vear is election nieht in'theFii
or each year is eiecuon mgnt iwene
Department in the city, and last night's
electioda Resulted a follows: 4it
ATLANTIC FIRE COMPANY JO. 1.
John Dunn,-Engineer, u-i
.VH. Blank, Foreman.
Wm. Ellis, Assistant Foreman.
W. S. Wooten, Captain of Hose. A
J. R.B. Carraway, pwsy'"!"'; !
Geo.. Alien Treasurer.
C Hancock. H. E. Baxter, Repro
,;, HEWBERNK FIBE COMPANY, NO. 1.
J. W. Moore, Engineer.
E. B. Hackbuxn, Foreman. , , '
TH TI1. 7' 1.1X1 I ffl . '
fiUbf. uortMsew xreas.' - -
E. M. Pavie and R. H. Hilton, Repre-
sentatives. ,
MECHANICS HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
v .trr'jJvr A J?: f r 0feJJfJ n
1
"T..i:eeier, engineer.
J. E. GaskiU, foreman.
W. N. Ruw, Asst.. Foreman.
J. W. Bowden and E. Piver, Repre-i
sentatives. (
J. J. Barker, Tillersman.' '
Joseph Ballance. Secretary. ;
F.. J., Hardison, Treasurer, '
Wallace Rose and J. C.Tliomas, Fi
nance committee. ;,
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8uperlor Court.,. .. ,.-,,. , ( ;., !,.,-; p! .,- ;
, , The Court on Monday . . was occupied
in trying the Maler burglary case. ' On
the night before oe Republican county
convention, in September last, Mr. Fred
Maler's store .was broken into and a
pistol and boi'of jewelry taken there
from, i Next day tha pistol and part of
the money wer (Ctfnd in the possession
or natnan xieiiuersuu, a uiuiuibv uujr
about 13 years old, who confessed,, and
afterwards implicated the: two defend.;
ants Wm, Cannon and Robert Cannon,
two colored boys aged 11 and 13
years respectivly. v ,None .5 of . the
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stolen , articles , were even found
defendants' ' possesion and ' no cor-
roborating 'testimony was! found to
implicate them, unless their being out
late that PightoulJ dowhlclv fact
theyused irsetting-up A pretty fair
atot me states witness, xsatnan nen
dersony was proved to have a desperate-
ly.bad ; character,; having heretofore
been engaged in houHcbreaking. ' ,
,. iiosbrs. Li. j. juoore ana. w 't uiarke
were of counsel for the defense and Mr.
" ;., ' .ilfv. 1 '. .',,e in
prosecution. Tho
mado except LIr.
a- "sf'fj VtL
"ccches were
.n.rord's, who
' 5'cii'g.i-, i
all
ad-
Strange Jfuatl.
i The witness Henderson, in the llarler
burglary case, said that he had broken
into a mill near Polloksville, a week or
iwo oeiore coining w jew nerue, anu
that he Was up before a Magistrate at
Polloksville. and after admitting the
breaking to the Justice, the said Justice
iad let him off "provided he would
leave the county." It may be he was
telling a lie on the Magistrate, ,but , if
not,whatkind of justice can that be
called V' A few, weeks ago the Jodrnal
made, note of a New Berne Justice
who allowed a defendent-up for ob-
taining money on a forged cotton Check
to go scot free on reimbursing the
prosecutor; and now the Jones county
ilUBtioe, if tne witness tells the trutn)
sends bis burglar to New Berne to carry
on his trade, ir . ' . . - i "
ilttotlghttniritmMAgWmttrBhoTiW
learn that they have no discretion in
criminal matters, as to ' excusing or
I ignoring crime'.
I Boad of Cbtanty Officer. '
1 As a matter i of some interest to the
I community we give the names of the
bondsmen of the county officers accept
ed on' ' Monday ! by Craven's Board of
Commissioners
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M. HAHK, SHERIFF. . , r
Thriee bohds aggregating $69,Q0Q with
the following purities; A Hahn, D. H,
Abbott, Solomon 'Vfeilj fjenry, ,Veil,E
M. Pavie, M. Prag, H., Sperling. , i. i '
, D. N. KILBURN,; TREASURER,
Two bonds, for $72,000 witbj these
surities: Jf, Mfl Kilburn, J W. Moore,
E. A.., White, E, .W.. Carpenter, M.
Hahn ,E. M. Pavie, Wm. Cohen, H,
Sperling, iA, Hahn, Mrs. E. H. Claypole,
Jesse Brooks, H. Davis and Isaac
Forbes. ii'!. m .:. - r.'
w-BurtKiuK uoukt clerk
' of 810,000-E.M. Pavie, D, N.
"urn, xx. cperung, . a. aooou, u.
Hubbs, Calvin Perry, ft. P. Williams,
owo": A' n"ou ,''.,Y- mwre
- R, M' Dai1' '. & f0 ' Wm Colligan,
John
0. Gardner,
Thos. S, Howard,
". vunu, a, uufuuu aa;iisanc
Win.
Cohen,
A jri i i
B, ,i in I ; ' -
Bond, of 5,000 with Wm. Foy;.D N
Kilburn and, Thos. Gates as sureties, 1
n t f;' ' ' v
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continuation of the official coont in this
State
iljl!
iii.ii aiuiu uiHwici ureeu, lo.uao: jana-
day ,15,595; WaddeU 8; scattering, 2.
reux, 15,030; Vance, not counted, gave
Vox 707: Uevereux, 1,100. ,
Fifth' Districts-Scales,' 12:583; JohnR,
WinBtoH , 9 933i W) s. Bair imiui,
Sixth district DO wd, 10,54: ;i John
aton. tl.648 u f,... " i.. i i :,tt
: Seventh district Robbins. ..-11 .1 5ft:
YOrt, 11,413. U. Lu UOOK, f46. - .
Eighth diBtrictVatice 13,000; Cocke,
iu.uoo; Bcauering, ia. J"
; .for Solicitor-rFirstfidistrict Johii H.
Blount, 10,549;, George Hf Sparrow, 10,-
Bcaiiermg o. ;. j.,t.. t.
1 ' Second diBtrict-D. C. Winston. 9,547;
iJohnH. Colliil4,!l8,558 John A. Collins
(4371 scattering ia.'.-'" '
Tfytti di8triot-iSwift :GalIoway,'18,
98; George T,,Wageom, 1,472; scatter
inir 18. '' . '' . . l,r, ..!.....,..,.
Fourth-' district James
D. Mclver.
i i5,os.
Fifth district Fred. N; Strudwick,
i i;qjb; w. ii. Jentms,i la.tiaa; scatter
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Sixth district Frank 3. Osborne, 11,
698; Charles A. Carson, 7,586. ;
' Seventh district--JoB. Dobsoh, 9,519
Thomas J. Dula, 8.158; scattering ai.
i , Eighth district Jos. S. Adams, 9,599,
George W. Bower, 0,962; scattering 1
Ninth district G. 8. Ferguson, 6,457
W u. Candler, 3,903; E. Jtl. Jlernmon
1,428. ' " ; " t ' '", -
? A Boy's Composition
Mb-'Editoh: Here in a verbatim and
literal riopy of a composition, written by
a schoolboy belonging to tlie 4th grad
of the New Berne Graded School. Is it
not almost equal, to the composition
, The horse hag four legs, one in each
lvt,-iv,r-iBDWiBCrT-CATS.1; o!, ,'.;
Cats cnrarri lilra flffv when tliav irat
ready, , Some are black and some are
wuu. auu jcnun nuu kcj imoioi
Hancock has a white cat with a grey
StSSSSJSl-iS madlYWSi
tp scratch yqu., He Soratches with his
paws and on tliem he has little white
bne8j J are very sharp too; they are
I f nit frri aii nnimoln onH tIiiw nia aiir
in Li...,!..,.., ri,i ataaat ni, i
thief. f Kf f if -.,
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Gone to Washington.
) tMiyl Dowri Jeft last night for
yasbiugton to beon baua at the
- ,Sspmhlv of flnnm-Ass tn-nnninv.
n0 stated to a Journal, repoiler ou
leaving that tho only measure to
which he desired at this time' to
commit lumseli nnuiiciy and . ir-
revocably was tho,5 abolishineut of
the Internal Kevenue system root
and branch if possible and limb by
!l 'J if ju'ci ysaryj Charlotte. Jour
nal. !'!' ! ' MM
The Rotten Revenno System in (iastim.
The testimony taken in Gaston by the
Senate Investigating committee into the
affairs of the administration of the U. S.
Internal Revenue in this district, devel-
ojed a most correct condition in that
county of distilleries: The rottenness
was found most glaring in three partic
ulars: ' 1st, In the fact that In Reveral
instances it was proven that storekeep
ers of small distilleries were in the hab
it offloarding with the owner of the dis
tillery and paying him such fabulous
prices for board as to leave no doubt in
the minds of reasonable men that the
money was paid, not for board, but that
thedistillerymightbekept up to the
standard required by the government
before the appointment of a storekeeper
is made. 2d , That the owners of distil
leries were supplied with keys to the
storehouses, which is against lhe law,
as ampie opportunities are thereby giv
en for the perpetration of fraud, upon
the government, and that such frauds
did result the testimony further estab
lished amply. 3d, That further viola
tions of the Internal Revenue laws were
condoned by the storekeekers in allow
ing, or being blind, to the fact that three
instead of two gallons of spirits were
distilled from a bushel, which give op
portunities for fraud which will be clear
to those familiar with the revenue laws
and the distillery business. Charlotte
Journal. ' ,
' -The Future of New Berne." j
,:! -.n! (W11. New Month.) " !
No' place in North Carolina haa
brighter future before her than New
Berne, though for many years up to a
year or so ago she has been eking out a
dull, lethargic existence until newer
and younger men placed themselves at
the head of her mercantile affairs
sought the assistance of capital, put in
circulation a first class daily newspaper
the Journal, and encouraged the estab
lishment of manufacturies. That she
has been, "lethargic and antiquated
no unbiased mind can dispute; that she
is now a bustling, enterprising little
city, rapidly throwing off the seedy
clothes of a past regime and donning
newer and more pretentious garments,
is, we hope, equally as indisputable.
New Berne is destined to be one of
the largest manufacturing cities of the
State; if not the largest. Her industries
are. not confined to a tingle department,
but are 1 varied. ' At present we can
enumerate a cotton factory, a tobacco
factory, a Cotton seed oil mill, a wooden
plate factory ! and ' a canning establish
ment. ' Since April, as' we learn from
the Journal, five new1 steamers have
been brought into her waters.
When the Clubfoot aud Harlowe
Creek canal is finished, thus supplying
New' Berne with better maritime facil
ities she is bound to boost forward.
And should the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad continue its line to her bor
ders, this would give an additional im
petus to her advancement.
As we said, in a former editorial on
New Berne; the city needs newer and
bettet residences and places of business.
Run up to Goldsboro and look how like
a bright, new pin she is, with all her
fresh paint on, new and prettily de
signed residences and handsome brick
stores. . Learn a lesson from her, as
many other cities of our State could
do, Wilmington for instance.
PROBABLE
HOMICIDE
AV EESE.
IN I)E-
How the Renewal of a DliHculty Re
: suits in the Fatal Wounding of a
Negro by a White Stan.
, ; , Charlotte Journal. . '
, A probably fatal shooting oc
curred on Thursday in Deweese
township ou the plantation of Mr.
Adolphus Black. On the morning
of that day, a colored tenant on the
plantation, named Kufua . Qniller,
went to the house of a young white
man named Scott and asked for a
horse for the purpose of riding to a
neighboring place to purcliase some
.whiskey. Scott inquired who had
sent him for the horse aud Quiller
replied that Mr. Black had done so.
Scott expressed his incredulity by
contradicting the negroe's ; state
ment, whereupon the latter called
Scott a u liar." Scott there
upon drew his pistol and fired upon
Quiller, . inflicting a slight , flesh
wound in the inner : part of the
thiah. The wound was. however.
so slight that after it was dressed
the quarrel was amicably arranged
between the two ; the horse which
Quiller desired was brought out,
and, the negro proceeded on his
way to; get his whiskey. He re
turned about six o'clock that even
iug with a quantity of it under his
shirt. . . .
, Thus-stimalatetl, he armed hini-
si'lt with au axe handle and pro
coediug to Scott's house entered,
with the remark that he had ( come
back this time to settle the difli
culty of .tho moruiug in a more ac
ceptable inauuer to hisowufceliugs
Continuing to advance upon Scott
with tlie axe handle, the lattci
again drew his pistol and fired, the
ball taking effect this time in the
negro's side mid bringing him to
the floor, it is much feared that
the wound will be fatal, as all day
jrulay the negro was in nn ex
tremely erirical condition, and his
physician gives little hope for his
recovery.
Scott has been arrested and
laced under bond to await the
result of the negro's wound.
COMMERCIAL.
NEW BERNE MARKET.
Cotton Middling 91 : strict
low
middling 91; low middling 9i.
heed cotton Extra nice, 8o.: ordi
nary 3c.
Urn 55c. per buRhel.
Rigs 1.00 to $1.05 per bushel . .
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at 3.50 for yellow dip.'
i ar r inn at jji.du and $1.75.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork 8al0c. per pound.
Eggs 22o. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, 81.00 per bushel
of 32 lbs. . .
Fopder 75c. per hundred for new.
Apples Mattamuskeets. 75 cts tier
bushel.
Onions 84.00 per bbl.
Peas $1.1'1 to 81.25 per bushel.
. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, 80c. par bushel.
Potatoes Bahamas, 80a40c; yams
50a60c. per bushel.
Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed,
82.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts.
$3.50; saps, $2.50 per M.
MINCE MEAT,
Citron, Currant,
English Walnuts,
Candies,
Almonds, Pickles,
Brazil Nuts,
Oatmeal, Buckieheat,
Small Hams, Codfish,
ivo. l MacKerel. -
' Smoked Hevrinas.
tsesi tsuner.
Roasted Coffee, ground to order,
Irish Potatoes,
Canned Goods, (dl fresh,
. Beef Tongues,
Syrup, .
Maccaroni,
Cream Clteese,
, FINEST TEAS,
Raisins, Prunes,
Powder, Shot, Caps,
Ahove named Goods are offered (?HKAP for
oetSdllm C. E. SLOVER.
ADMINISTEATOR'S NOTICE.
State of North Carolina, ' 1
uraven County. J
The snbscriber having qimlifled ns AdmlnlK-
trator of the Kstate of Albert a. Hnhhiml
Esq., deceased, on the 4th day of December,
A. 1). before the Probate Court of Craven
county, hereby notifies nil persons hnvinir
ciaiins against saui estate to present them for
payment on or before the 10th dav of Decern-
ber. lHUil, or this notice will bo pleaded in bar
oi uieir recovery.
All persons indebted to said Kstate will
make immediate payment.
' Done this 4th day of December. 1RK2.
JOHN A. 1UCHAKHNOX,
deculowlt Adminlstrulor.
Christmas Goods !
We have Just received a Large Assortment of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOIl
CHRISTMAS AA.D B1CIDAL
PRESENTS,
Consisting of
Elegant. Plnsh Odor Cimcs,
Beautiful Dintlte Toilet Sets,
Flue Plnsh Whisk Broom Cases,
Cut Glass Toilet Bottle,
Lubins Bazins and other Extracts,
Cologne, Violet and Florida Waters
Jewelry Cases, Puff's and Puff Boxes
Gentlemen's Shaving Dings,
Fancy Box Stationary,
Combs, Hair. Tooth and Natl Brushes,
Rngslau Pocket Books and Card Cases,
Fine Toilet Soaps.
Call and see our assortment before buying
elsewhere.
HANCOCK. BROS., Druggists,
Next to Post. Office, New Berne.
N. C,
dec2-atdeca . ..
Important Sale.
As Administrator of the estate of THOMAS
K. GA8KINS, the undersigned will sell on
tho premises of his intestate on
Tuesday, December 26, 1882
tlie following personal property :
FIVE EXTKA FIXE MCLES,
SEVERAL BOUSES,
A LAIIGE NiriMEIt OE CATTLE, inelud
ihg the best yoke of oxen In Craven county.
ABOUT SIXTY HOG8, ;
TWO THOUSAND BUSHELS OE-COKX,
THUEE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF COT
TON SEED,
WAGONS, CAK'ttS . 4
And ii very larg lot of Farming Implements,
including several cultivators, a I nonius liar
row ana otner unproved iooib. , ,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, , ',
A Lot of Goods iu Store, , .
Buggy, Phaeton, "
And many other useful articles.
Mi" Terms Cash. ' "
E. B. COX,
novai-dAwtd v .' Administrator,
P. MURPHY PEARSALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, .
TRENTOX, JOifS CO., N.
Will practice In the Counties of Onslow,
Lenoir, Duplin, Sampson and Jones.
Collecting a specialty. . sep2H-lwtf
DRIED FRUITS,
Cranberries, ;
Mince Meat.
Italian Maccaronl,
Crosse & Blackwell's
Pickles,
Lea & Perrin's Sauce,
Mustards,
Buckwheat, : (
Choice Butter, ,
WM. HOLLISTER'S,
no-2
Middle Street.
dim
GILBERT PUMP.
IU-iid tlie following tetitinionlnlHln regard
the Gilbert Force l'nnip, rih! remember that ,
"No Well Itegnlated Family cau afford
to be -without one."
Ity HUncMiitf hone it '. made an efficient
'Ire KxtliiKiilidier.
Ik'Hucctfully, J. C. WIiriTY,
Newuern, N. C.
Mk..Tohn Wiiitty Sir-In reolv to vonr
nullify In reference to the uillierr. lmii
would siiy tlie city him one In dm-on Pnlliwk
Mlreet, which liiid lieen In one over H year, mid
hub in iH-iu-i-i onier an ine tune, nnu him
been In dally um. TlieyHre in my opinion
trictiy n. nivt-cliiis l'uinii.
iiios. H. Howard, Mayor.
JoiINt'. Wiirn-Y. tout. Hear Sir In reirnnl
to what I know of the Gilbert Pump the city
of New Heme placed one in front of the Na.
tional Hank of New Kerne, about
Mince, and it has well ntood hard uwmo ever
Hlnce, without any repalra that I know of.
This I believe is a iietter record than khv nn.
vloiiH Piiinpcnn iHMKtof.
Vouw truly, J. A. Onion.
J. ('. WHITTV. Kmii. Dear Sir We hnva l.o,l
oiie of the (illliert Improved Pumpa in use lit
viiir v uu.mi j'.Ai-iiitnge air Hevenu uionum aim
nnu u. an mat is claimed ror It by the manu
facturer. HeKpectfully,
1). T.-CARItAWAY.
Mr. J. t WlUlTV Dear ir W hnva hnA
tt (Jllbert Force Pump in line nenrlv 12 months
and it has nlven us penfect satlKfaction no
irounie witn 11 whatever It brings the water
the first stroke. Very respectfullv yours.
Pkhky BlIOR,
Cravks (Shinty, N. C, Nov. II, 'til.
uovl.K-wltdlni
jKrrmjK.N
ATLANTIC GARDEN !
The finest Liquors and Cigars, tha celebrated
BKHGNEK & ENGEL BEER, Sour Kraut.
Sardines, Lobster, Liruburgei- and Schweitzer
Cheese constantly on hand.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
Tlie finest In the country. "
CAEOHBOLETTE TABLE.
Something new the
fity.
only one ever in the
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
In the Dully Building on Middle Street.
MOW KKRNEN. V.
"- The only first class saloon in tlie city.
A; Aw. 8 mo.: . .,- Nov.il.
Fine Goods! Fair Dealing!
LOW EST PRICES
FOR CASH ONLY !
Our Motto and our Success!!
'We are eomttantly rerolvhu
Fine Groceries
Canned Ooolny
t Prorixionx,
Flour,
Tobawo awl Cifars,
And otter thorn at tho MOST REASOVAHf.lc
PKICES.
We desire to call especial attention to our
Stock of
Pickles lu Glass "and Buckets,
Preserves In Glass and Tin,
French Citron. Candied Oranireand
Peel,
rresn mines, .sultana and Dehcsa Rnlslns,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Mince Meat, Buckwheat Flour.
Fancy (Jilt Edice Butter and White fionm
Cheese. -
'leas, Kio, IHguayru, Java and Jlwha Codecs
lioastcd No. .11 and 11 Coiteu, .
Aiid.eveiythliiK usually found lit a Fancv
Grocery Htort.
We gtiHiuiite everytiiing, we sell to give
satisfaction both hs to price and ouality, and
will REFl'N D THE HONEY ON DE
MAND.
EVERYTHING FRESH AND GOOD.
The Cash Trade Only Solicited. ' -
Very truly yours, ,
Wm. Pell Ballance & Co."
novl7-Uly ' . ' ' ' ' .
FOR SALE,
THE BltlCK DWELLING HOUSE on the
East Side of East Front, in the City of New
born. Occupied by Capt. S. H.Gra.v.
For further particulars apply to 1 '
; GREEK STEVENSON,
novls-tr . .... Attprneym.
RQDEnTS G CH 3,
Have removed their entire Stock to
WM.' O 11 11 Y AN STOlti;
OX SOUTH FRONT STREET.
They are now offering Boots, shoes mid i.-v
Goods, sightly damaged, at LKHy than New
York cost.
Call nt once and secure bargains. ; dA w