KJ
13, 1SS3.
v ) has
: ' , r ulout
: . . . odward
venastran
; ...... J 1 i i ...red if iie was
. :. ifo and so, rid added:
' I Lave walki J sevea miles this
i ic-rniug to secure, your advice.
V.'ill you go to the harness shop
with me!' '
The citizen turned back and
walked three blocks to the shep.
The stranger then showed him two
Lorse-brushes and said: " , ' '
'-This brush is twenty cents and
that -one two shillings. Which
would you advise me to purchase!'
"I'd take the dearer,' said the dis
gusted adviser. "Did you bring me
hr re simply to settle thajt question!'
"Oh, no I, had about all ready
made up my mind to get a brush
with a landscape painted on the
,back. Now about curycoinbs. The
object of a currycomb is to agitate
a horse, I suppose, but what partic
ular style do you advise! Her are
both red and blue ' handle curry
combs, and I Vill be guided by
what you say.'
"Did you ever own a horse?'
ask the citizen. ; , .
"Mercy, no!'
aDo you own one now!
"Why, no!'
. "Then, what in tiaxation do you
want of those things?'
f "Well, that's another matter on
which I want your valuable advice.
Isn't it better to buy a brush and
currycomb in the winter and then
buy the horse in the spring, or
. would you buy all at ouoet'
"You'd better buy a saw-horse!'
remarked the indignant citizen as
he walked off.
"Just see that!' gasped the' man
who had walked seven miles. "Why,
I was intending after we got through
to ask him to take a glass of beer,
and he walkes.offns if he took me
for a dead-beat! .What other man
in Detroit knows all about horses?'
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j :
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on this acid and so removes the. disorder ft
Is how exclusively tised by all,4ha coiebmted
physicians of America and Europe. Highest
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WASHBVRNK & CO,, Proprietors, '
i S7 Broadnsy, or. Head St.,
' ,!. . AEW TOKK.
For sale by , -
HANCOCK BROS.. New Berne, IV. C.
dWJ-diwlv
no
J
CLICKS)! IT IIS, MACHINISTS,
-, r rv m' lirni To!"" !--sr
v? i'' v.i ' -4Ki' , : ' ,
B OlEInC HAKEES..
. 31 ARE AND REPAIR
ENGINES
A XI) AH KINDS OP JUCHINEKT.
Orders soMeited and promptly
attende I to. CRAVEN St.,
hetween Pollock and South'Front,
1 ' NewBerue, N. C.
Api'4. tf d : ;
ROBERTS & HE1TDERS01T,
, , General . Insurance 'igents, ' 1
TVew Berne, IS". J.
Onlv first class Companies represent-
. : : 1 '" . . ed in
. Jlre" Life ac3; Accident Insaraaee,"'-"" :
Tota '(Japital over forty Millions oi
.v .. . i ; Dollars. - .Ton24dlv
CAB. HART.&; CD.
JV 0iraPEI0E CAS2ST02S.
Nortl-eist coriitr Middle and Sontli front str-t
slti E H.tWimllPY and K.' l!. .Tonnn. . ,
.'i .... - $ 1 4 ... & .
DKALSI1K IM
Stoves, Egnss Furnishing Qoods,
RROCKEUY'a.n GLASSWARE,
i - . 1 r I AIPS in great variety.
IlURNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS,
. KEROSENE OIL
, Pratt's Astral Kon-EpiCSiVo Cii,
Machine and Train Oils.
We are now prepared mtiiini.'ictiM'r.
' Tin anil Sheet-Iim Wure,
Special atti'iui'.n kivcii lo ict:. nuiir. (lou!
old low and wfi.rrniii.ul1o be ivprtntpii
April 11 ivnit ' . rf
Cotton Seed Heal,
r., THE BEST , f,
'. STOCRlFttO AND FERT1UZER.
Kxnyp'ionally rfool lor miicli enwh qnni to
twk peas at half the prion 75 cent fr lm i..-I
FOR SALE BY
mays, d-lv -u n , f KewBeme. N.o
Stoamhip Conipany.
For New-' Yor.it; Balifiaoie, Nor
folk, Bostoit, rjizahVtJi itv,
' Philadelphia, I'lovideiM
and other 'itie
5.t OX'ANI) AFTER
-Friday, July 28th, 1882
UNTIL FUltTIIEIi NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah. :
Will leave, Bpbn ft. i al of train on Norfolk an
fillmbeth City Rntli.ad t Elizabeth City; Mm
nionday and Thursday
for New Berne- Returning leaves New Hern
for F.linaln'th City every
Tuesday and Friday ,
at 4 p. m., making close connection with Norfolk
spd Elizabeth City R.R. for Northern cities. Close
connection made at New Berne with steamers
fpr Kinston, Polloksville, Trenton "and all land
ings on the Nettso'and Trent Rivers. 'i
J Freight received dally nntil p.' m., (orvarded
promptly and lowest rates guaranteed ti destina
Mop. jFare to ElizalietU City and return. 4. To
Washfngtoi, tf, i. "t - :
E. B. ROBERTS, Ae't, New Berne,
1 i i "''it :. Ag'U. Norfolk, V. A
W. H. STANFonii, Genl Fr't Ag't,
Mar. 30 lv 1 -e 4 New York City
A. II. HOLTON,
3': ;
Foreign and Domestic
i ...
. WINES & LIQUORS, , ,
TOBACCO S aCIGAR S.
MIDDLE STREET,
Opposite loo Souse
NEW BERNE. N. CI
aprlydtw t
4 j GEORGE A. OLIVER, .
COTTOIIDROKER.
OFFICE iMOIM 5 COTTON EXCIMBE,
sf Newtoern 3V.
; t 4 ia -' ..
- Tlie very Highest Market
Guaranteed. '" . 'i:A!!"-r' 1',
Pricei
ACongiBiimentntof C0tt Mo lilted
octxliwtf
WM. LORCH,
DKAI.ER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
' - CAST HOUSE ACCCimODATIONS. '
Broad St, New Berne, N. C.
, . ,,,' t- .- ' , : '-'; dwMHr, In,, ;
DAILBROS.,
WHO h USA E OR OCFRfi
; AND- V
COMMISSION ; MERCHANTS.
' ' . " , Ni:wni;nN ... "
Aprl, dwlf
w,,J' fejr Ji V .., " M ku km &
.... ,
'WHOLESALE AND
eocenes,
L"ovisionsi
wood
Wi
Zttk ';'!"
Tlio Larnfiit Kxclvwive (ii-dcci y Ilonso m Uk- Citv.
M.V stook ia always fomplvt, antl soods frcsli. V ,!
I will gnni-aiilee to soil ",ola in rr.y line ns cheap as any house in mTolk.
awl couKeqtteatly navR fn-ieht chnrj-i- luid nmriitH ri$.ko.. . .'',' -
My Htot-k 01' liqiiorn if ftunplt ic, and.l' inviu Hijccial attrriticu of :I:iiy('it he
font nialiij.; jmrchitM. ' ' 1 ' " oct3'tl& w
..',"' V '';" T i ''..- . Mar. M:. 1 v-J".d w
f ! . . jjeaiers.in .wiigs.-.fceeas
N'.nv oilVr I'cntvian f.'uiiim. l'mt. Isi.-.m!
i'OItNEK POLLOCK
WarehniiHc Cotton Exchange Yard.
BRICK,
; M -v S.-'j n d OF ALL
'"."' ' .':." " ' , ' ':.
Rosendale, lortlaiitl
SALES HOOM Craven Streot.)
Aik)9 .l&w tf
1 ". .. ..'.
F0
-'' ' ' ' - ". '" - . - ' ii- :,
The Headqtirts!-'
HAT! HAY! JESIA.'S':
Lime S : ' Lime-! t ' ";
Bricli -Block, lidaie Street, New Berne, S. G:
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS,
? All GoAils in our-line sold at tlr very lowest cash prices. Promt antl fltrisl at
tention paid tc all orders entrusted to ourcare". ' ' . ' '
' - i v FEimMZERa FOR
Now ready for delivery, the best "grades of Stanilard Fertiliwrn, euitablo for
umips; Totatoes and Wheat. t,i, . ...i . u
Will be siild for CASH or on TIME at reasonable price's; . 1, . . ' ' ...
""'C: E. FOY & COMPANY,
, i MIMDTbE STB;EET. Ntv Berne, N. C.
" 1 i. E. FOY & tWFANY bflVr to the . trade Lorillard, Guil & ' Ax Haikoad
Mills Sweet and Salt Snuff, at ruanufacturcr's prices. . aprld&wty
LAR&ES T A
' IN THE
Keeps always in Stoc.Jarge
' CLEAES, FLOUR, ' SUGAR, COFFEE, SYEI'T,-"
Molasses, Salt, &c.
Y
i'::,-;;"-5 ROASTED
CRACKERS and CAKES in
f..j ivorri ivs Xisi) liOHiisiiV; '
Wholesale buyers will fird p. large STCCK at lowect price:
Ion't fail to mo before you Imy JIIDDLK tltKIIT, .
w ' 'w
k5
. .
k J i . . J 4m A
' .-?-. f-'.'-f
RETAIL' DEALER IN
V IK
(
'I'
Tobacco, SriuYTf,
' '' . ' ' - i . t ' , - .
1; r
and Liquors.
I
HI'
!!
eaddws & Cot,
and. -Guanos,' -
(iuano. Vatrillc iuano anil K.iiiH. "'"'
fc MIDDLE MTKKETS.
irtL'Id&W
NEAV BjKHNE. N. C1.
(xKADES.
:
cV. 'Sisliiiiti'
e Cemontw.
below Express Office.
K. O. K. LODGE,
& C
"9
TTTFV VAT.T T-PftPtS " 1 ' ' -
N I) OLD EST
CITY.
quantities ;P0EK, LONG
LARD AND GAIL & AX SJF p r
also a largo'stock of ff J $
M A: D C CD;-
, BOOTS, SHOES, and ArbucWs Aiiosa
COFCTIF,
great variety. A large Stock cf
New Kkrne. In. 0
i vails - t V ' '
j 1 l..ixir .f Li.V,
iTlIKCIIEATBEtHIDVof THE AC.B
j SO FAMILY SHOULD II K WITHOL'T IT.
YAfPO! BiTTttHs, are the result ef yer
chemical research sad practical exiwriment..
It is ciniH)Uiuled fiom the txtracted and con.
uentrateii virtues ol purely veisnable nuljainncei...
It ia untireiy free from rRlmnel or cthor dan
gerous substances is tliealesi mlicuie to ut
li children and weakened constitutions, whera
a (tentle jet eitectiveporiunt u wintred.
Tuey pu rify, invigorate and enrich the bloci.,
stimulate it to hea thy circulation, and if tnki-n
when required will keep the sislim in perfect
order.
It is espcclplly recommended f"r the cure of all
MALARIAL diseases, Unglua diseases of the
kWaeys, Kheumstism, DyapeiMisi, liiliovejs, '
t'ostiveness and all Liver eonipUiiitK.
As an aperient the dose is a lablespoonfnl
three timi a dsy, and aa a ton In and alterative a
small teaspoon! ul morninu ainl evening.
Propaird bv Jno. It. Lnmow,
Pharmacist and t'iiemist, Anrfolk. V. A.
Aue 19 6 md
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' FIRST CLASd HOTEL. '"
April l-d-ly. , l, ,w i, , ,
ALEX illLLEH,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
.''GIiOVl'u.
-fit' ' i i -s i j
Coiistantlv receiviny a ffill iik .
;I4iv 4'u ( i-aiid-iu 'ii . m- U.ui ;
FARMERS' ' SUPPLIES, .
Whitb re ofl'ttr as low nx- tniv house- lu
the city, and vmrrunt all kohiIs us re)-
resented, .'.'. . . , , , . ,
Call , and examine our ntnek and
prices, stauies nirnisitoti nee to an our
country jcustoineisy t , y ' H ' 5
Goods dcliverea tree lo any ;atri o
the city.
12 W. & D.
HMJLNtJPACTOiEffJOP
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't, .'irt ..5h:; ,i)f !..'. ?; ,'.V'.f; 'if.. i:i('..l i:':ik;;.:,K! v
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0 I GAR S.
POLLOCK1 St'roct, '
NEW BERNE, N 0
Apr. I D lv
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hard winters are unknown, ofiers free
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sirable locations can be ptirclinaad on
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Every industrious man can bticome
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lime, hy settling in tue FaciiV Ninth
west. " Address a postal rnrd t
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