.tioa
Kroni ana after this date the steamers of
his Company' will run the following soiled
me:)
Cttaner Trent-
For Jolly Old Fields Monday! and Thurs
day , at FJGHT,'A.f returning Tues
dnj's und Fridays. ' Touch at oil landings on
Neuse River going and coming. ' ;
, For , Tolloksville Wednesdays and Satur
days, sailing at SEVEN, A. M., returning
L-ayea PolloksvUte same days at TWO, P.M.
. vptsamer L. H. Cutler. '
. . '..; au4 t'cltUiys for .'Tran ton, nailing i
SIX. A. M.; returning, leaves Trenton on
Tuesday and Saturdays, sailing at EIGHT,
' A.M. Jio freights forwarded by this steamer
forlridlllgBbel6w POlfoksvlhe.
Wednesdays for Vance boro. Bulling at
. KIGifl", A.M., iliirnliii; Thursday.
GEO. T. DUFFY,
,V'i.A ;: .Qen'L Freight Agent.
. Freight? received at all times under covet
-and passenger uccomuiodatt tn firs' -class.
febJ-diw v'
C!itnd!n:iiabl6 Lino,
ThQ Neuso Riva? Navigation
- Oompany
Wf!l run the following Schedule: -,'"
VA
MV1
Kl'
C t easier Kinstoii
'1 4
leave the Old Dominion Wharf TL'KH
4 and FRIDAYS, aiul arrive at Kirns ton
I . o DAYS and SATURDAYS, and leare
Son MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arri?
New Heme the sorue day. Will touch
at xll Landings along the River going- and
; " Steamer Neuse
Will nmke TWU TRIPS a week, leaving
Via fid' Doinjnipu wharf MOXDAYh and
thuiihdayh at JSluni' A. At.. Returning,
leaves Jolly -Old 'Ffeld 'TUESDAYS and
FRIDAY, toUchlng at alt 'ibIiiUv i
Zl'jjipue steamers mat close mnneetlon Willi
the Old Doinlploa Line. t '
Freight recelted oh the days of sailing.
tFofrraiiiapply to the daptalu on board.
- ; t ... . J. M. WHITE.
" Muuager.
On and after MONDAY NEXT, the New
Berne and .Pamlico Steam Transportation
Company will dispatch their
New and Fast Sailing Steamer
KLuM. CITY
as follows: ....
iii. .17!:.'..
March. '
Mon. S Leave Bayboro for New Borne 8 a m.
i " Htopptng at Htouewaii, v an- ,
deniere, Broad Creek and .
Adams Creek.
Wed. 7 Leave New Berne for. Bayboro 8 a.m.
. (Stopping at Adams ireex,
Bruud Creek, Vandemere and
Stonewall.
,ti ;jiiir ! . i . 'i . i-. .
Having good accommodation both for pas
sengers and freight at very low rotes, ask that
the merchants and producers along Its line
give It their cheerful support. '
For further Information enquire at the of
fice. Foot of Craven street
' ' .' , a h. gray, , f . .
Gen'l Manager.
Or any of Its Agents at the following places:
ABE LKE, Adams Creek,
. ., IK H. ABBOT1", Vwideniere, , i .,,,r .
'' ' C, H. KOWJJ-Ut, Su.newall, i (
' ' H H. WWCKR,1 Bayboro, i ;
JOSHUA DEAN, llrond Creek. ;
W Freight rexelved under cover very day
in the week. . . janziuoiwiy
NEW CirkNT.N.p.. :iAECII4. 1883.
STATU
? - i
Uleanpd from our Exclianjes.
v ' RAILKOAi)S.?
"Hge'ofIchedule.
'i.,.
fHidland . N.' C. Railway Co
' :: ' TIME TABLE A'o. 8. ;
". ; . , New Seties. - 1 '
In Effect Sunday, 12:00, M., November
KAST.
No. 47.
Exprent
PaHs.aMail
Arr. L'vk.
r.
6 02 1
b ll
i m
10 3 J
A. M. A.
4 mil
S ('6
5 46
7 00
' ' L'KMKAL UIV1XION.
Smitlilielil
(.mklpborn
A. li I', blVfsloK.
Uoldboro,
La (Irani;
Kinxum,
Mew Berne
Vliirehead If put,....
Nn. 4S
Expree; '
Pfti-i.ASiall
Arr. L'v.
K Hi
6 4 1 6 S8
4 4H 4 46
2 6U S 111
13 10
p. m. r. v,
EAST
No.3
Mixed
Train.
TATIOAH.,
JEST
""So.
Mixe
Tra ". ,
f4ldltf '
Arr. L've. ,
r. M. K:KKTHAI.niVIf!IOJ(
Vi 50 I sraiii)iw(t.
OoldKboro i.t.
A.a x. c UIVlsKO
A 10 I Gold boro ......
8 S3 La Granxe,
in i 7i Ml I mwu'h,.
SO I Newbern,
XiCIINIOIN,
Steamship Company,
For .fimt, jforuUaltimote, Nor
iolk, Itostou, Elizabctli City,
v Philatlelihia, Providence,
and other' Cities.
i : Steamer Shenandoah.
Will luttve, upon a.i ,al of train ou Norfolk au
Klixabeth City Rilujd si Elizabeth City, era
'". Monday and Tlinrsday
for New Beraaif" Returaing leaves New Bern :
Tuesday and Friday
at 4 p. making close connection with Norfolk
and Elisabeth OUT K.R. for Northera cities. Close
eonneetknr made at Vew Berne with steamers
for kineton, Polloke'riile, Trenton and atl laud
Inva nn thn Nense Snd Trent Rivers. ' '' ' ' "
freight received daily until o p. m., lorwardul
promptly and lowost rates guaranteed todestine
tion. Fare to Elizabeth City and return. 4. To
.. E. B. ROBERTS, Ag'i, New Berne,
. ooijcfpB TtUtRBir,' ' ' '. '
- ftm'.;fl Ag'U.NorMk.T. A
W. H. STANroan, Oen'l Frt Ag't,
Mar. SO lv d ' New York City
a -- ,- - t, -r
'it nnfl 48, (JVilV. ; 3 . riurt 4f, dairy ex
cept Stfoday,.' i- , - ; ,
Train 4S coiinens with North Otr'olina Trnifc
bound West, leavlne (loldsbciro 10:00 am, and
with Vt'ilinlnKfon It Veldoii tram hound Soath,
leaving Ookltitisra at 6:'23p.' m.i (s:' p. m.,ittnd
.47 p. ui., and Bound North lfMing Ooldshoro
st :) a.m. and H.: p m.
jTriuti 4f0nii"Ct with North -(,'aroliini Tiain
from' tlie Wett, arriving at (lul'dsboro 4:42 (. m.
and with-Wilmington Train from thn South, ar
riving at Ooldnboro 9:60 a.m., and from (Se North
arriving at GoldBboro aMtftg. m alU34T am.
Trains 3 anil 1 connect with wtages at Rmlthfleld
to snd from Selma, p' .", "
Train connects wlih jWilmUiston Turin bound
South, leaving Qoldettoro at :3J and SiiJB ji- m.,
and bound north, leaving Gbldi-bora-at ftKiC p. m.
Train 3 connects with- Wilmington 4, Weldon
Train from the north.arrlving at OoldnbiTO ti:2 p at
Trains 8 k 4 will carry pajmenner coaches. '
J.W.ANDREWS,;?
Uhf. Engr. and Gen'l bujii
-tr
The N. C. Freight Line
t
VI
f . FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, 'PEOVIDENOE,
J-'t'ifv.'t.'.;i. "-' ;.;:!;.'
and all points
,5 ft
') f
IVoith and. Vest
J i gI3H-WEEKLY STEAMERS
.I.t7:d"'lw Bcme and Baltimore,
(Tonchiac Norfolk; .
"Xeavlng New Berne lor Baltimore TUESDAY
. and I KID AYS all p m. Leave Baltimore foa
Mew Berme WEDNESDAYS dnd SATUHDAIi
Agents are as follews: . . ,
HETJBKN FOSTKE, Genl Jfsnager,
..'J . ,U W tOIighiSt.,Bal't.lld
J A3. W. McCABEICK, Aj'tTorfolk, Va.
,. v. P. Clyde Co, Philadelphia,. 11 Sooth
s ' n no. 11. Glover. Pier No. 40, . R. New York
' '", ,. Sampsoa, Boston, 63 Central wharf. .
'..:. Rockwell, Providence K. I. ,
' l. 0. Mink. Fall Hirer. Derrick wharf. ...
tShlpe leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saiurays.
" Iialtimore, Wednesdays ni!9otnriy
, 'I t all Biver, Mondays, Wednesday
and Frlilays.
v-ovlhnce. Satnrdavs.
Thronich bms lading given, and rates xu.ras
e i toaUrats.atthe different iBees f the
. - A . 11 1 Ml f
h: ' : ; ciLii &:i imp via
11. C. LINE. d
6 US
7 IS
aiJ r..si.
Arr.
A..M.
9-10
US
A7
lilt
A. H
lb 10
4 28
, i 2S
4 81
A. M
Greensboro ratriot: James Ilbl-
brooks, who lives near Suiunierfitjld,
in jnmping from tlie Winnton train
Saturday night 'near Trie r. Iship,
while it was .in ' motion, collided
with a mile post and had his mouth
terribly lacerated. - The under lip
was torn lrom -nia lace, and until
replaced and sewed together he was
unable to speak:. y.: ? -:
Charlotte - Journal: The , bone
mill to be erected by Messrs. Schiff
& Bro., at their tan-yard near the
eastern limits of the city, will be in
operation within a nioutlu A4 the
large engine used lor running their
tannery is not needed three .work
ing hours each day, its power will
i . i. i - - t 1 il.:.' .1::
ue entirely uiuizcii uy hum uueiitioii
to their business, f No bonos,will be
allowed' to Vliiteu and waste on
our hills.-r7 v t n 'V
Statesville Land marl: There are
18 nauijers at the poor house 10
white and 8 colored 3 white men
and 7 white women, ii colored men
and b colored .wpmeii. Ut the,- pan
pors 4 are crazy 3 white men and
1 colored woman. We note with
satisfaction that that beautiful aud
tbothsome fishy the German carp, is
being largely introduced into this
section. 7. Since thje 1st. ofpecemboj
at least 50 buckets of them -bave
been received at the express office
in this place lor parties m Iredell
Alexander, Wilkes and ladkiu
They come from tlie-United States
fish commission at". Washington
are sent out in lots of 20 to ths
bucket, and the Kmly n pst to the
tiecMHi receiving theui la I the-.- ex-
pressage. Mr. W. II. Lippard, of
the southern part ot this townRhip,
killed, in December, a pig.
months old, winch weighed 345
lbs. It was.a cross ot the rolanil
China and Berkshire. Last wee'
he killed three tother pigs, of th
same breed, these being 11 month
old, which weighed 570 , lbs. an
average ol VJ!i lbs. apiece. Mr
Liptmrd's tiieighbor, vMr. Davit
scroffffs. recentiv Killed a sow
a
the commfu stock, which hat .bad
two' litters , of pigs, f and vvlikh
weighed 322 lbs. , i ,p ; . ;
' Chatham Record: Sometime ago
we mentioned that Jim Gilbert, a
very " tall colored man from -litis
county,.was ou exhibition iir jibe
city of New York iiiid was known
as the f Dahomey 'Giant.'. On$ of
our townsmen was" recently in New
York and, .while-, thore visited the
museum' in whica. Gilbert was exi
hibited,ivandfsaAv-4 him. Gilbert
seemed quite surprised when out
tun ltfitiiitu iueu. iiiui uy ois uiie
crsvi::c. u.i., iHiN!-o;.,ce tor "via-
Ier developments to do letters up i
in," .......
A man living in Polk comity,
enn., had six acres in tobacco last
ear, and it made him $75 per acre.
' A remarkable rich vein of ore has
been struck in the Gold . Valley
mine, in Eowan county, North Car
olina.; i:. :: -j : ' : V.
Frederick county, Va., has fine
cloth manufactories, turning out
over 300,000 pards of cloth per an
num. , . '
Jacksonville has the largest num
ber of Northern Visitors, and fs the
gayest and, most - animated ot all
winter resorts in Florida:,, ' .
The horse trade of Texas is rap
idly 'growing in importance, and
assuming proportions only snr-
mssed by. its cuttle trade. ,.; ,
;The Mississippi volunteer military
companies will have a competitive
drill in sAberdeen on the 10th of
May. The first prize is $300. ?
The Chatanooga Tinic says that
fully (500 dogsliaye been killed since
the slaughter was commenced last
summer, 00,000 still rejnain.' ,,i r
"There are 40,000 square miles of
almost unbroken foiests in North
Carolina, comprising pine, chestnut,
oak, maple, beech and hickory timber..-!::)
:y.v 'r--: :-:; ;V'. i -,;';'.(', V
' James Cresswell, at Fort Worth,
Texas, lias just been sentenced to
imprisonment lor liio lor the mur
der of. bis father- in-law; f h ir teen
years ago. : -
A rich vciii of gold quartz, over
seven' feet .thick,' has Iwen struck
m tne aiorrow goiu mine, v lrgiuiu..
It yields now $90 a day. The new
machinery, now being added, will
greatly increase, the yield. ;
(SUCCKSaOB p MKWEOKNK & HAKPEK,)
WILL SELL
Lee's Prepared Lime, : ' ! ;r -":
, nymans & Dancy's Premium Guano,
.; Hymans & Dancy's Acid Phosphate and
Cotton Seed Meal, good; ;'co;feed.. v;
For Cash or on .Time in Lots to SuiV Customers.
- Will deliver on River Landings or Kailroad Station? Free of Freights .
OFFICE AT LEVI J. MOORE'S STORE,
marS-wmdSt ; 0 ' , .' J'--' '"
KINST0N, N. C.
-AT-
,';JlLpplicatlon will be nii?e at Hie presnnt
ses'-m of tlie (leuenil AHsembly lo lucorpo
rnt". l'li- Southern Bonfiiizn Gold " .Mining
Ooniistriy tf iCortb Carolina. ".
Fehy 8, 18. ....' :.-daM .-t '.
"'CITT, OEDIKAUCE. '
We call especial attention to our large line of SHIRTS: , v $ v'
' The Eighmie Shirt, the bosom of which will not hrcak'or crease, only $1.00.
The Elm City Shirt, manufactured for us ; all the later improvsments rein
forced, and everlasting stays which prevent tearing down the back or up the
sleevo"; only $1.00.' ' M " " ' '
Regular made British II. Hose ; only 25c. a pair ; a bargain. ' " v ' '
Full line of Gents' Handkerchiefs, white, and oolored borders ;We have
just received a new lot of White Silk Handkerchiefs at $1.00.
New Ties and Scarfs just received.
Rucrirv Robes, ftl.25. '. , '. .. , . i' v.. ..!'.
Our Spring Line of Clothing will toon be complete. Blue Flannel Suits in ,
great variety. ' ' ' 1 - '".
- Hats I llats I ' Hats II! IJlosing out to HiaKe room tor riruig cious.
Give us a trial on Underwear, All wool goods at Cost.
Boys' Shirt Collars and Cuffs; ' , ,: .-,t
To arrive by next steamer New Straw MattiDgs and full line of Boys' and
Children's Clothing. , ' ......
i m HIIVVAili & ' JUJNLiS, '
tan8-14w Opposite 33x31scoxa1 Cburoli.
mall-Pox Oiikrantins.
. 4 - .
, THE
pf InjoyaWo Paper.
IU Wit and Humor ltavc Set
Two Worlds in .a Itoar. ,
i
Its Tender and Pathetic Sketch-
e Have foilchftt alUe:3it. s
Anu the
Hand ot (jenius lias
Distinguished its" Poems,
,
Stories, Etc.
Corrrspoiulciue and Many Ort
j BlnaJ Featured.
name, but
soon recognized his
countyman aud escorted him all
through the, museum showing him
the different curiosities. Our townsi
man say'$ thatfit was highly amus
ingto,see Gilbert dressed iu tiehts.
Vith alielmefc on, his head, a spear
m .one nana arid a shield m the
other, standing oh the stage with a
little' dwarf at his side, looking
.very savage and , lerocious, while
tne snowman was giving to the
gazing audience a thrilling ddficripi
tion of the wonderful canture of
tnis "celebrated Fiji Island chiefr
tain,7,, as Me is now; called. Ever
now and then, during the show
man's recital,- Gilbert would jflye a
sly wink at his tbnntyman, vhire
uie gaping crowd , yenly , beloved
that, they were-' beholding a: "rerij
table- Fiji Island chieftain! : How!
easily people are humbugged, ano
now mucn ao tuey like it !
t
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ance among newspapers will agree that
the best, most original, tne purest, tne
most tuW'OUL'hlv eniovable ol all news
papers in ,the DETROIT FREE PRESS.
Ho ottier journal covers exactly tne
same field or holds exactly the same
literary rank, f
It would be superfluous , to expatiate-
on its merits. tfiera la hardiv a reatl
rag person In tho country who lias not
heard; if he does not know, something
of. ita surpassingly entertaining cuial-
ltiefi. ' ; --: 'I
No familv can be said td be fully sup
plied with the best periodical literature
that omite-to takftha DETROIT, FREE
PRESS. v ' J--'.a ;
It will b better and more interesting
for the coming year flian evecbefdre.
Two dollars a year. A premium
book handsomely ; bound in cloth--given
to every subscriber.' Splendid
premiums to clubs. JSSend for Pre
mium List.8 Sample copies free.-
Address ' - :
The DETItOit FREE PKESS,
Detroit, Mich.
Many peach trees arer;iit full
blooni in Selma, Alabama. U
f A perfect gold fever; is raging in
l'olk county, orth Carolina.
, Freight traius are prohibited
from running on Sunday, in Ala
bama.
Tbere Jsa negro boy in Nash
county,' "XJ 4y that is seven iee
lllgu, ; ' - 0 v , , t. ,
' 3ien peas five inches high ale
the pride of a , Kaleigh amateur
garuner.
West : Virginia contains 02,000
persons oyer ten years of age who
can noti read. ;; 1 I
, Valuable mineral springs. hav
been discovered in the vicinity oi'
Waldron, Ark.
Sixteen very large whales drifted
ashore on the sea beach near Ca
naceral, Florida, recently.
j A. bill makinir it a criminal offense
to deal 10 futures tias passed the,
Alabama State Souate. . j
Aboat $3,000,000 is Jhef amount
now nivesieu in tnemanuracture oi
pig imp In Alabama. ;
A negro in' Newberry conntyl
South Carolina, fias"' forty-two chil-
ureu auu o-t grauuuiureii. j
J.A gclitlemao .opjy thirty year.s
old, married his fourth wife at
Woodbury Tennessee, 'ii i'ew days
ago. A.,,j, , , j
" The aggregate number of barrels
of potatoes ruined in i Northampton
and Accomac, Va., is 745,000.' ;. 1
An old lady asked at the San-
Otptci: or City clerk l
, 1883. J
JKW llKliSE, Jan. 1(1,
' A Special Meotlngof tlie Honrfl of (Sty Coun
cil was IjeW tills evening. Mayor Howard pre
siding, v , '
Tho Mayor stated that the meeting was
called to take action to prevent the Introduc
tion of small-po. Into tho city, !,
Hie following was adopted as a special
quarantine ordinance: ; ... ' l
wilEKEAfl, Information has reached the
Mayor that certain cltleB north of ns are In
fected with sniall-pox, and ' , V-.; -
WHEUEAS, we feel It our duty .to devlBe
such means as wo think best to prevent the
admission of said disease Into our midst,
therefore -,,y -,.'..;, ' it ... ... :
11k it OiMiAiNKD. That a Quarantine Flau
shall lie vla'oed at a' point three miles below
ne city on Neuse River, 'and that all" vessels
and steomerscoftiihg'from without the limits
ofthe State and the Old 'Dominion steatrier,
shall stop at the Quarantine! lag until board'
ed by the Port Tbysiclan, and allowed by him
to come to dock. The Physician shall receive
five dollars for each visit, said fee to be paid
by vessel or steamer boarded, and any vessel
or steamer violating this ordinance shall be
fined ?23 for eack offence. And
tBE it Further Ordained, That the trains
on the Midland Hallway shall be quarantined
one nift on the Vest side of the city and
caused to remain until boarded by said Port
Physician or Detective, and allowed to pass
The-Physlolan shall recclvoS2 for each visit to
trains, said fee to be paid by the Railroad Com
pany., Any. ylolntion cf this ordinance shall
subjectthe Railroad Company to a fine of 325
for each and every offence. . 'V'1 ,
Uy order of the Board,
'u jann-tf ' ' A. W. WOOD, City Clerk.
CHAS.-'H-,'.,BL'A'WC
WHOLESALK AND RKTAIIDPAWSR , , ,
Li
roceries,
Provisions,
If
Tobacco, Snuff,
I 'I
TJood and
7 'i
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CHiCACOJLL.-
:), !J.'.."t J-!i'J:'.f .),: . ,,1 -jli'iil '-jti V.i:iK
and -LiquorG.
i . .V'lOf'I'I 'iV.-V J.iir. -i'J.WU07-Jl!y. "
-i s i rr
' oct3-d&w
t Mr. ii0.lv Hd w
T. I;- UBN
The I jtrgest Exclusive Grocery Houso in the Citv,. . ...
My stock is always complete, and goods fresh. ' ' j ; r . " ' " '
I will guarantee to sell goodin my line as cheap as any Iiouro in Norfolk,
and consequently save freight charges and marine. risks. nwn
My stock of Uquors is complete, and I invite special at tdAiciu of buyers be
fore making purchases.
.... ...... ......... if i i ; a i
LARGEST, AND
v
OLDEST
ll'V'O'
.1
7
J. Ii. C
feliU
A W.iju, V . ... i-
KALi:iGIl
r4-
X. c.
IN THE CITY.
Keeps always in Stock large quantities, PORE, LONG
CLEARS, FLOUK, SUGAR, COFFZS, SYRUP,
iVIola&ses, Salt, tk.c.
L0EILLAED AND GAIL & AX'siHIFP,.' '' f '
"ALSO A LARGE .'LIOCK1 OF- II" I V. ,;
DRY G00D3, E00T3, CiI0ESf snd ArbrcV.Vs Arr:a
ROASTED COFFEE,
tini CAHI3 in rcit variety,1 A Ur;;3 Z: ' . :f
.' r s"t f.,'1 to see mo l l' ia you lay. , IIIDHi;: ! ,
4
I' it to ly. 9- H- GBAT. A. Fe Bw If