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DAILY
VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1882.
NO. 213.
LOCAL NEWS.
Journal Miniature Almanac.
Sun rises, 6:53 J Length of day,
'Sun sets, 4:46 ) 9 hours, 48 , minutes.
Moon rises at 4.01 a. m. J ' '
Improvements lu the Citv. 8TKAMEK Bl'RNED,
TVi A frsLm A wnrV nf tYta fniif naw atarAfl
... w. j nr II
on ine corner oi eoutn front ana mia- .. . ...
die streets is going up. Pa vie doesl W fifth incrtnii hoo ' aalrinm witruKQAli
work with a vim. - such a calamity and commotion as oc-
RobertS & Bro., have commenoed curred on last Honda nio-lit. Th Rmall was "talent tils w11 T thank vnn
. j o - J
The steamer Contentnea is on the ways
for repairs. , .
Kice was forced up to a very pretty
figure yeaterday, the best selling at
$1.10. Twenty-five hundred' bushels
were sold. s , . ; .
' Steamer Trait came in yesterday
work on their new store, Mr J. A.
Simpson has the contract, and he too is
a workman that needeth not to be
ashamed.
The damages sustained by the Gaston
House in the late fire are being repaired.
Mr. John Dunn has built a neat look
ing barn on his lot on Middle street.
Mr. V. B. Boyd is making a neat res-
not operate was three-fourths gone
this was probably the cause of the ad
vance in rent as three months was eas
ier to pull through than twelve.
The Lessees took the road and said it
In
9 o'clock, leaving a husband and three
small children and many friends to
mourn her loss.
sieamer .cirerpnse, ownea Dy a. ai. aeea were so well pleased that a
short, and which phed the lower waters feed was tacked on to the end of a free
of Pamlico, was coming into port with ride and a good time had. All went on
53 bales of cotton and several passen- las gay as a marriage bell, until lately!
gers, when a spark from the smoke another spasm of agitation has taken
8 tack fell upon a bale of cotton, and in it.
a few moments all the cotton was on I The Lessors sav it is worse now than I
fire.' The Captain tried to extinguish when rented out and therefore want it pered by the knowing ones this morn
the flames by the free use of water, back. ingthat Mr. McCotter's place is to be
The new board of county commission
ers (except R. D. McCotter) met in the
court house in Bavboro yesterday, were
Qualified, and organized bv electin?
fru Josiah Tingle, chairman. It is general
ly understood mat k. u. Mcuotier win
not act as one of the board, still he has
as yet failed to notify the proper au
thorities of his intention. At the meet
ing of the board of county justices in
August a resolution was nassed bv said
board that no justice of the peace should
De elected as commissioner. It is whis-
from Bay River and Adams Creek with idence out of the Harrison school house wuea it was clearly evident that the el- The Lessees say it is better now and
J ,679 bushels rice, 41 bales cottou, 6
barrels potatoes, t urates eggs and 12
passengers. -
, The steamer Stout came in from Nor-
folk'on Tuesday night, discharged
on Middle street
The residence of Mrs,
on Johnson street is undergoing repairs.
Mr. C, E. Foy is building anew kitch
en to his residence on the corner of
filled by one by appointment of the
forts were unavailing. The life boat are willing to keen it: but the Lessors board nave a nrettv hard mlttriwl
Mary E. Scott was in tow, and some of the crew, hav- ee that under all the "undnrvalninir if they equal the one just gone out. I
ing self-possession, boarded her and cut they did on it in '1880 it steadily ad-
The Duffy building on the northeast
corner of Middle and Johnson streets is
having a new porch built. ,
The handsome residence of Mr. J. F.
Ives on the northwest corner of Middle
cargo of freight and sailed at 12 o'clock Johnson and Middle streets.
Bame night with 073 bales of cotton and
84 tierces of rice. ' ' . ' . ' V-
Rev. S. II. Isler will preach at the
Seminary, near Polloksvillo, next Sun
day, December 10th, at 11 o'clock a. m.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend these sen-ices; all are welcome.; ;
The Internal revenue receipts at this
office on yesterday , amounted to over
eleven hundred dollars. The office here
was examined a few days ago by Mr, J.
B. Marvin, special agent of the govern
ment, aiid pronounced to be in first class
order. , f . ,
Maj. Dennison has received and put
in a new cotton seed linter. It takes
loose from the burning steamer. Other
passengers, including V. A. Thompson
ofjyour city, and formerly c nnected
with the Journal, W. H. Hancock,
Clerk of the Inferior Court, John Litch
field, a former clerk of T. A. Green, and
J. C. Bland, of Aurora, jumped promis
cuously into the water and would cling
and Johnson streets is changing color to such timbers as were floating around.
again.
Your Name In Print.
Mr. B. L. Bingham, of Smithfield,
was in the city yesterday. He says at
least ten thousand bales of cotton will
be marketed at Smithfield this season.
,: Mrs. Marietta Miller, of Michigan, is
visiting her grand mother at Mr. J. C.
Green's. She is the daughter of Daniel
O'Leary, once clerk of the Superior
W. H. Swindell, who lives
Point, opposite where the
took fire, took his boat and made for the
sinking and drowning crew. He has
A 1 1
my toon on ooard several' wno were
nearly exhausted 'n the water,
Before he reached Messrs. Thompson
vanced in the minds of the Lessees, and
think that what has been done can be
done again, If that mode of "bulling
the market" paid them why not repeat
the process and rent it again for corre
spondingly higher figures. If 3 gives
what will forty give? Rule of
three.
The Jewels, however, wish the agita-
can safely say that they did their full
duty to their county and themselves.
DRIED FRUITS,
Cranberries,
Mince Meat,
Italian Maccaroni,
Crosse & Dlackwell'g
Pickles,
Lea &, Perrin's Sauce,
Mustards,
Buckwheat, ,
Choice Butter, j2rl
WM. HOLLISTER'S,
nov2(l
Kiddle Street.
dim
COMMERCIAL. GILBERT PUI.1P.
NEW BKRNR MARKET.
low
off all the lint left by the gin and leaves court of this county, and the grand
them in better condition for the oil daughter of the late Thos. I. Bectou of
mill. ' i We are glad to note that the de- Lenoir county, ' , ' ; , , 4 ; . !
and Hancock they left the boat rack, to
which they were holding, and made for
Mr. Swindell s beat. As they, no doubt,
were chilled and exhausted, they sank
when within 80 feet of the boat. The
on Maul's tion ceased and offer two plans of settle-
Enterprise ment:
First plan let lessors and lessees run
the road m copartnership, lessors own
the roadway and lessees the rolling
stock and whichever gives out first
throw up the sponge and the other take
Cotton Middling 95 ; strict
middling 9: low middling 9i.
Seed cotton Extra nice, Sc.; ordi
nary 8c.
(jorn 55c. per bushel.
Rick 1.00 to $1.05 per bushel
Head the fol lowing testimonials In regard
theGllliprt Koip uni, nml reniouilo-r that
"No Well Regulated Famtlr rau afford
to be without one."
H.V nttiMliins Iioko it in nimle nn efficient
Klre Kxtlngulxher.
KeHpectnilly, J. C. WHITTY,
Newhi-rii, N'. C
MR. John Y HtTTY-SIr-In rpilv to viuir
m . J. , - ......... w.i'i
turpentine lteceipu moderate. Firm ""i"1: yul "'lerenco to tin- utibm I'ump.i
ft RA ,,011, would wiy tin i-lty lmx one In line 011 MM
the corpse.
A second plan is let the lessors and
lessees take the roadway jointly, sell off
the rolling stock, apply the proceeds to
improvement of the road and farm out
at $2.50 for yellow din.
Tab Finn at $1.50 and $1.75. :.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
beef un foot. oc. to 7c.
FREsn Pork 8al0c. per pound
imhjs use. per dozen
Peanuts New crop, $1.00 per bushel H nce."' , ' well stood hn
of 82 lbs "uciioi , without any repaint tin
w il'o r u j T ils llielieve Ik a iwtter record
Kireet, which Imw leii in hkc over a year and
Ims kept in iierftiPt onler all tlie time, and lww
lieen In dully use. 'ilieyore in my opinion
strictly u ilrnt-cluw llnnp. ,
fiios. s. IIowAun, Mnyor.
JoHN C. Wiiitty, KHi.-l)enr Bir-in re(Brd
towlmt I know of the (jilliert I'linip tlie city
of New Home placed one In front of the Nn-
1,. 111,1 jhiiiiv hi mew ncnie, anout one yenr
uliina n...l 4. ... . -
nnra uwige ever
nut l know of.
tlinii any pre-
r odder 75c. per hundred for new. vlouHPuinncnn imnstof.
lours truly,
greatest vigilance was made to rescue the righ't to run trains over it to any and buhel
Apples Mattamuskeets, 75 cts per
mand for the Major's cotton seed meal
is increasing. : .
Carman Malllaon.
Miss SaUie Mallison, daughter of Mr.
Thos. Mallison, was married yesterday
at 11 o'clock to Mr. M. WJ' Carman,
both of Craven. The ceremony was
nArfnrmA fliA roaiHaTlPP nf t lift brid ft 'ft
rathr h pv P. w. P.nn of this co, is attending court this week
, ,hu--,i j" r' Messrs, P, M. Briggs, J. W.Jones,
""y" ' r tt-n -i m t A T
Cotton Yeaterday, Thomas, Of Durham, and Messrs. K. is.
One hundred and thirty-four bales Jones and T, A. Granger of Goldsboro,
Mr. H. K.Kiiebel, general agent of
the West Point engine and . machine
company, wos in the city yesterday.
He ia introducing a novel machine, the
Kriebel Vibrating Valve engine, and
has established an agency with Mr. J,
C. Wbitty foe the sale of it. J . ; ?'
. State Senator W. T. Caho, of Pamli-
of cotton sold at the Exchange from
9.25 to 9.45. t;,,.;. -h- i
, NEW. YORK MARKET, SPOT!
Middling 10 8-8.
Strict low middling 10 8-18. 1 ' ' f
Low middling 9 15-10. -
NEW YORK FUTURES.
V- Morning., Noon. Evening.
I December, 10.22 J 10.23 10.27 t
January, 10.25 10.25 10.80
February, 10.35 10.36 10.40
' March, . 10.47 10.47, 10.52
. . I UVERPOOL SPOTS.
Uplands 5 15-16. ' '
Orleans 61-8 f . f
v K 1 i. UVERPOOL FUTURES. i i
December, 5 53-64. , T,,;
January, 5 53-64. , .
February, 5 53-64. .. .
passed down yesterday morning enroute
for Jones' mill, Carteret county, on a
ten days' fishing expedition. Jerry
Marcom, the snoring cook, was along.
Mr. Daniel Dennison, brother of our
townsman A Dennison, and daugh
ter, of Maine, are visiting the city,
the sinking men, but alas! they made all corporations who wish to use it.
their graves in the water. A colored This Dlan has the virtue of antimiitv.
1 1 X J T
man was also drowned. The remaining as it wps the original plan of running
part or the crew, who were more or less railroads by the ancients.
injured, were taken on board of the Unless something is done the Panel
steamer Washington and brought to will bring the matter to the attention of
town. They are all doing well. The the Legislature and recommend that the
drowning or Messrs. lhorapson and road be leased out in sections of five
fiancocitnas cast a saa wan on tne entire miles in a lot with the privilege of not
community. more than twentv-flve miles to one les-
The cotton on board was owned by see.
Messrs. Bryan, Litchfield, Thompson, This is to give everybody a chance to
and others. No insurance on the cargo. I rent a railroad and have a palace car
The steamer was partly covered with if he wants it. ''Anti-monopoly" is the
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to He. ; green 5o.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, 80c. psr bushel. -
Potatoes Bahamas, 80a40c; yams
50a60c. per bushel.
Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed,
$2.50 per M. Buildings inch, hearts.
$3.50; saps, $2.50 per M.
insurance.
Jttiorts are now being made to rescue
the bodies or the drowned men but up
to this writing they have not been
found. . J. L. W.
Since writing the above we under-
core of the apple.
" I i Ji ii . ii. t j . . m j-H i in . .
This ia Mr? Dennison's first trip South 8wnaMmiwlBBOay ol P1- -mompson
of Kew York and he is pleased with the has been found- and wiU be taken horae
climate here.
I to-morrow.
Court Proceedms. "
.The case of Nathan Henderson on trial
for perjury was made a ''mistrial," ju
ry failing to agree after camping out all
night. . We learn that the jury stood 11
for acquittal, all whites, and 1 a col
ored man for conviction. Here is
Dl.tlnctlOB Without Different.. """ ,7". XT , 7, .
"Look at the book," said counsel BWU,B" nonproven. .
for defended to witness Loftin in the case 18 Prfbable w, haTe
Arnold-Dawson trial on Wednesday,
"and refresh your memory and tell us
how many pounds ' of cotton were de
livered." i-t
Harlowe, N. C, Dec. 2, 1882.
Editors: Below you will
find the answer to the example which
appeared in the Journal of the 30th:
A, 20 cents; B, 29 cents; C, 121 cents;
U, 1J cents; , 47 cents. ,;. ,
Respectfully, David F. Cleoq,
Polloksyille Items.
We are living high on oysters at $1.00
per gallon. ,
Niggers sleep warm ef his head is un-
kivered such nights as last night was.
The old Board of Commissioners has
doffed its ermine and the county says,
amen !
The Messrs, Bell are building a Bale
and exchange stable in the rei,r of their
lot on Watson street.
Gen. Ransom's force is at work near
this place dredging and otherwise.
ftlAftnincr ftnf. t.ho rivor.
Jewel on the Situation. a
The Jewels have had a watchful eve Mr- Mar "aughton of Fittsboro,
on the Campaign and believe a free owner 01 Kavenwood farm, is out here
ballot and fair count has been ob- superintending the erection of a gin and
tained. They are free to confess that saw mill on his plantation; " " "
this or somethitig else has whittled down The apprehension about the Christ
Democratio majorities to fine points, mast turkey was relieved a few days
Witness commences to read the fig
ures from the book. .. -. a
"Don't look at the book'! said plain
tiff's attorney; . and the witness was
badgered with contrary orders to "look
nttht, book," and "don't look at the
book," until at last he was made to un
derstand that he must look down on the
book, and then keep his eyes off the
book while he was repeating what he
had just seen on the book. '
Distinction with but very little dif
ference, even though a welt established
rule of law. '
to support the prisoner ror another six
months, all because & unanimous ver
dict could not be had. '
The Civil Docket was taken up early
in the morning, and we find a very aim- The party started in the race under un- ago by the appearance in our midst of a
ilar state of affairs here as at Kinston. favorable circumstannces. It had not load of the aforesaid bipeds from Car
pet it be continued;" "Out on refer- got all the mud rubbed off that it got on
ence;" "Report not in;" "Continued by it when the old Prohibition horse threw
consent," were the stereotyped answers it in the ditch with one hundred and
when the cases wero called. Enough sixteen thousand majority, and wagon
cases, however, were found ready for I loads of jugs and bottles on top of that,
trial to take up the remainder of the The leaders said they never intended to
teret county.
The following parties, we understand,
are negotiating for houses with a view
of moving to our town, Mrs. Mary Per
ry, Messrs. Mark Disosway, Ruffln
Eubanks, Morris McDaniel, Asa Morton
NOTICE.
Any person doKtrtnii to avail lihnui.lf nf tim
Act of Assembly authorizing the cduention of
oneyouuK man ni we university of North
Carolina from this countv freeof cost for tui
tion, win apply lo the Hoard of CoinmlDglou
era of thin county.
The young man seeking the appointment of !
cuumy iium-iii inusi Know w me Hoard that
neuner ne, nil guardian or parents have tho
requisite means 10 pay tuition and room rent,
that he Is a citizen of the HtatA. a roawiant .i
the county, and Is of good moral character and
capacity ior usefulness.
Jos. Xklsok,
Clerk U'd of Com 'srs. of Craven County.
MINCE MEAT,
Citron, Currants,
English Walnuts,
Candies,
Almow.B, Pickles,
Brazil Nuts,
Oatmeal, Buckwheat,
Small Hams, Codfish,
No. 1 Mackerel.
Smoked Herrings,
Best Butter,
Roasted Coffee, ground to order,
Irish Potatoes,
Canned Goods, all fresh, .
: Beef Tongues,
Syrup,
Maccaroni,
Cream Cheese,
FINEST TEAS,
Raisins, Prunes,
Powder, Shot, Caps.
Above named Goods are offered CHEAP for
CASH.
C. E. SLOVER.
Christmas Goods !
J. A. Gmo. '
J. C. Wiinnr, Ks.-Denr Plr-We have had
one of tho (filbert Improved Pumps in use at
,,.i,,,,,,-,:iiimB1. ,or Hcvemi months and
tliitl it all thai in claimed for it by the manu
facturer. Kcspectrully,
1). T. CABltAWAY.
Mtt. J. O. Whitty Dear Sir We have had
a Gilbert rorce Pump in use nearly 12 months
and it has given us ponfect satisfaction no
iruuwie wiin u winuever it brings the water
the first stroke. Very respectfully yours,
- ?.r Bko8-
uovl8-wltdlm
DETRICIfS
ATLANTIC GARDEN !
The finest Liquors and Cigars, tlie celebrated
BERGNElt A ENGEL BEER, Hour Krant,
Sardines, Lobster, Limbnrger aud Schweitzer
Cheese constantly on hand.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
The finest lu the country.
CAROMBOLETTE TABLE.
Something new the
city.
only one ever in the
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
In the Duffy Bulhiing on Middle Street.
NKVT BERNE N. C.
1ST Tho only first class saloon in the city,
d; & w. 3 mo. M. s.
Fine Goods ! Fair Dealing I
LOWEST PRICES
FOR CASH OtlLY I
week. , " ' . : ''; .,-..u -.";' '
The first case called was the noted one
of Green vs. Dawson. The plaintiff,
Arnold Green, a colored man, claims
that defendant, John H. Dawson, owes
him for one bale of cotton. He alleges
that he carried seed cotton to Mr. Daw
son's gin amounting to eight bales and
received only seven bales therefrom. The
ride the old thing and were only trying and James Koonce.
; x i l i i 1
:W see une was as swung as ms oacKers , Thankaffivimr wan annrnnritW Vw
1J U. T...1. it. it Vi " ' ' 1 J
Kiiuiw wua. ous me ueopio iiioukhi i ,i i ,.i,i i j
the party ought to have known better
and were half inclined to let it remain
where it was thrown. Then, the Con
vention said it was not wedded" to any
form of county government which was
interpreted to mean that it would "bill
Work for tlte Legislature.
While the Journal thinks the General
Assemblywoulddo we.il to let legisla- defendant alleges that, he delivered all and coo" with any attractive form that
tion alone, yet if they will sit put the that was brought, and the conflict of might present itself regardless' of the
(S3 iliiys J he following Kftmendmen Js testimony is very sharp. -.
BUEKested to our laws: The case was tried before Justice El-
Let the present jury system be amend- lisoh in 1874, plaintiff getting judgment
ed by abolishing unanimity and adopt for $50 and 29 costs. Appeal was ta-
the Scotch law allowing nine of the ken and the case brought to the Superi-
twelva jurymen to give the verdict. or court where it has been before the ju
. The case of Arnold Green vs. John H. ry twice before a mistrial occurring
Dawson, on trial yesterday furnishes a eaoh time. Messrs. L. J. Moore and
color or dress or "wealth aud intelli
gence" of the parent.
This was political flirtation and leaves
the matrimonial alliance still in doubt.
The Panel, however, would advise an
early marriage of the party with some
form of county government, and would
recommend the old widow who so
good illustration of the need for a Clark and Clark appear for plaintiff, and faithfully presided over the political
achare. There plaintiff commences suit Simmons & Manly and Green & Steven- household of all parties from 1835 to '68
in 1874 for a bale of cotton valued at son for defendant. when she lost her spouse by a hyper-
$50. For eiht years this case has been The costs of the case and the attorn- dermic application of Radicalism,
pending and is now being tried the third eys' fees will probably run up to near through tho instrumentality of Canby 's
time in ' this court, the former juries $1,000 before tlie case is finally closed bayonets. Let the wedding be an early
being unable to come to a unanimous for of course it will go to the Supreme one and to last until their lives end.
verdict, and consequently a mistrial court but that is one of the blessed Then, there is that Railroad question
ordered each time. Seven lawyers are privileges of American freemen. again.. The Panel had a hope that the
employed and the court ooets have
their stores, greatly to the inconvenience
of the countrymen and we expect
equally so to their own regret before
the doy was gone.
Your editorial in yesterday's paper
about the Polloksville magistrate did
that gentleman an injustice. In the
case referred to, as was stated by the
witnesses, the boy plead guilty and the
magistrate, not having final jurisdiction
over the case, bound him over to
court, as the record will, Bhow;
the bond being given, and we
suppose, the boy, objecting to going to
court, made good his escape, but was
not sent away as he stated. The testi
mony of the witnesses is always of more
value in arriving at a conclusion than
that of'the person accused.
We have Just received n Large Assortment of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS AAU BRIDAL
PRESENTS,
Consisting of '
Elegant Plush Odor Cases,
Beautiful Dlatlte Tollat Sets,
Fine Plush Whisk Broom Cases,
Cut Glass Toilet Bottle,
Lubins Baxlns and other Extracts,
Cologne, Violet and Florida Waters
Jewelry Cases, Puffs and Puff Boxes
Gentlemen's Shaving Mugs, '
Fancy Box Stationary,
Combs, Hair. Toolh and Wall Brushes,
Russian Pocket Books and Card Cases,
Fine Toilet Soaps.
Call and see our assortment liefore buvlng
elsewhere.
HANCOCK BROS., Druggists,
Next to Post Office, New Berne. N. C.
aecy-tttuecza
Our Motto and our Success!!
We are ooiuUnntly reeclvlnf,
Fine Groceries,
Canned OoodH,
ProrixioM, '
err ATiifi
c. all I I
..U
RIHIC!
Stonewall Items.
prolu'oly already reached near $500 all
on account of a miserable bale of cotton,
and the necessity of reaching a unani
mous VCiJlut,
C ' ono l .'. is 'olj:ction exists
HZ' u ' i ) law; it is noary
with ;! Ve ' ' ' t't pontiment of
f e I r r v U 1 1' ,it a
V '.".v Tarried1. . . ;
, Dr. Pettr E. Ones, one of our lead
ing and most highly esteemed physi
cianH. and Miss Fannin J. .Tnlintsnn. rim
accomplished and talented daughter of them) said the road was worn out and
agitation oi tins agitating subject was
at an end; but no it isn't and seems to
have but little aim and no end in view.
.The owners of the road (or a part of
the late Dr. C. E.
were united in
church at 8 ol:u
Hector, tho Kev.
t r to 7"- i
(
1 . ' 1
wi. s (1 a 1 i
Johnson of this city,
marriage at Christ
k t' m morning, by the
M. It. Marshall. Al
t' o I l in.il i ni) 'e left
,v .-,x.
u . .A:rn
it '-ol
1 r t i ir lu-
could not be operated another year with
the means in reach; and essayed to rent
it to some one who could do so.
Well, the W. & W. Road was willing
to try it at thirty three thousand per
annum in Sept., but the Midland saw
that and went seven better in the fol
low -ing June, after the year that it could
I take pleasure In Informing the public that
I will keep open every night In the
Items of news in this rnnnr.v la
scarce as honor among politicians. rWeinsteill Buildinf?
. f oooimi rnmlna Jtr T,ts l.n . I... ill. I -.:, J . '
new and as comfortable sales stables as
tlie n?eds of our section demand.
There is considerable complaint for
want of cotton pickers. If there is any
surplus up your way, send them down.
Messrs. Hadder & Hooker have fitted
up comfortable sales stables and have
on hand stock to supply the wants of all
who may be in need.
Mrs. Josiah Miller, of Bayboro, turned
out to the gratification of her worser-
hali one day not long since, as fine a
girl bnby as the best one ever is.
Mrs. Clira Whist aad died at her resi
dence in I ;boro last Sunday night at
. Flour ;
Tobacco
and Cigar,
And offer thpm nt the MOST TtFAHMVAm r
PRICKS.
We desire to rail esneclnl attontinn i ft All
Stock of
Pickles inOlnss and Hnckets, . "
1'reserves In tihiss imd lln,
French Citron. C.indlcil uniiicoiiiiil lm
Peel,
lresn rniiies, snltium and llehesii Hnlsiiis.
Dried Amili-s nnd Peiiehes,
ill nee Meat, 1 luck when t Klonr, . ;
Faney (lilt Kilae Hutter nnd Wl.ll,. iw.m
Cheese.
1 eas, Uio, Ijigiinyra, Jn vn and Mocha Coffees
Itoasted No. St and 41 Coffee,
And everything usually found In a Fancv ,
Grocery Store.
We guarantee everything, we sell to give
satisfaction lxth s to price and qnnlltv. and
will REFUND THE MONEY ON ' DE
MAND. EVERYTHING FRESH AND GOOD.
3- The Cash Trade Only Solicited.
Very truly yours,
Wm. Pell Ballance & Co.
noyl"-Uy . :' . .
, ; AFHWT CLASS
Skating Rink.
Where I will have tlie best of modern roller
skates for the accommodation of my patrons.
Skates Furnished to Ladies
Free of Charge.
8ieeinl attention will he J-lven to their In
struction. . ,
Inov.Udlm. H. M. HOLLOW ELL,
FOR SALE, y
THE liHICK DWELLIXU HOUSE on the
Fjist Bide of Fjist Front, lu the City of Kew
bern. Occupied by Cupt. 8. IL Gray.
For further particulars apply to ,
GREEN 4 STKVKNHOX,
novl8-tf ' ' . ' Attorneys.
V pOlfUQI'g ..
Hnvc removed their entire Stock to
WM. G B ItY A N S TO". '
ON SOUTH FRONT ST"' V.
They lire now nfforlns Hoots, Sinn -s im i i
Goods, slightly dnmimrd, lit LI., s Uiun .
York cost.
Call at once and seem l ui- uins. ; v v