' .VN.0 1 MK.-M r.
; ; ' ' T , .N A... a .24 ciiluiiin jir.prj
n .,.4 e: csi i'.'t t Monday, at StJ.UU jwr
"i.. -r, $ Oj i - sis j s, l.-liM-d to city
.iOvcrtl(TS at do Ci iils in-r ironth, .
t;: rv. f " rr"ss journal, s Mm
paper, u published evil Thursday at 2.W)pM
annmn. , iUj.il i i "A i'J
AliyEUIISIN 0 KATIS fyAILYJ-One .Inch
one day 60 aenta) oue week, t'iUU; one mqntb
-UXi; tliree montln, fUVO); ix imaithf, 1&.0Q;
velve months, 130.0 j t n J i f,
Advertisements' ddeb head of i f'OUy JtemaV
cent per 11m foi sack InstrMoh K i-Vii ; M:.
No aavVrtiseiEHtrTir beserfcd bft
jooal Matter &t any prici. ,' "f " : ,
Notice, of Marriifors otBraibs, uot to exceed
wn lines Trtll be If sexteti'Tree. All additional
mattqr will be chargedlO cents per line.
Payihehtslcr ;traB.8fen4 advertisements must
. .1 . ..... .
oe ms, l iir auTjanfef B- pinar aaeruaeincnu!
h Mtnmt "fl""9 SD" f :ech;
t , t i : ' :-' ' I 1
Commnpiditlotw oatainmja.ew,oradisctis-j
. " a 1 ..w. .
itonol tooaynawelre8oi!diTeui., jjocommuni-
cation ftusteiptctSae published "that contains
jbiecUiOuepaoim5tie8; withfiyld'the name
if the" aothor5.6ttKvriHmake "more JaiaBpn5
mlnnta dt this mlKr '7 . ; i
THEg)URNAtA
V ,, C r fcj-
h. armsxr" -rsr-,i Editor.
NEW BERNE, N. C.t APKI 5. 1883,
3
Dteed at the Post nfficra-t New Heme, N Ci,
ii J a,cimiruli titier.ic .. ,'!-...
U tiii 'i ... vtin 1 1 J I,-; ' i , '
- A.PROUEESSIyE CITY.
an ?b?fkS' misdii'ected energies' and fetf kiss
art abtv euifdi 'Journal devoted -to .riilrormm tn tii ririiTr -a'iI 'hM.
. SontW? ali'd South"estcfn 1 Vvd-.
gress,,p;'i)g1,wii'ai asuVillti-'.is
to-dajj : tyiQfa ask our city readei's
- terprising city -bgatf WiJ extensive
the extract .carefully and remember
. that ttaW&fatM1 oPSallivi
lS5iftfcjHf,l63Mfltf rennibcr to
that there is'bat.Ktfil1 difference in
' and in lsty), and turther tlutt up to
liere. no svem or publio; schools
- had'peeh sustained for any length
, of W'ntstttWofthtt wluit
, ever Jias been mwle.in schotfl build-'
ings f!rr3WE!liQr-fl3K years. New
" Lerne has many new industries
sprTnciuglip neTi.i
this 'aifeotibilrtire 'tbright" enough,
wbitt m wln't newts' EuoiiFoNAL
begjpiiin giiu -eptaWishiiig , ,4tlu
GrnillSMMia "lefr us sustaitt tti no
' it i i. ii : Jri ,i
mallei wiicti iue cuts
. ttaiBW.bHefly-'T;;re(?duhtetl,;'the
litstpry. pf(tl,iacity fvAm.'tlic bnild
ingoJi,tJi;piJpa Jiut' till 'the pre's
r. ertt,d;iiyigiauoiJjiaithe Nashville
toTV-4---m;-;wleri Tflkiuar- our
' staf e ?4 ' tsnfaol HUU. n'eBeWinff. wsiV m South yet suffered
Sttreauiui? 644i ' jttlAfeeioM 'ai
siibstautially, buirhriviiig . jjiy,,
wiereib Hve o'mfortuDft lions'ed
CO.pqO i)eoil4.ulotted We, aad.
mere are upe counted more tnau
uau a uuntrreaciiiPClifl8. wt ail de
nominations with almost as many
schooisltsolJeges'Aall fchifetsiliesiu
wjiic, the spliiojar can be cpnclucted
throiign' 'every gwA&t iof 4 learn in g,
frbm the 'fflrtH?;
struse sciences,' and1 trained for aiiy
of th pai;Mcl:pt,Qfebs'io"Ds, ;o,i medr
cme-,-lw? theology -or- engineering,
we iei wm m w m: mm-in
active Hosftiess4 fcrbre thuif f 1;5L)0
commercial firms, with more than
' 200 manufactories, representing
greatly diversified industries and
interests; a city-! whose annual busi
ness, counting both wholesale and
retail .trade and niamU'actqres, will
c!oseryippr6iniaB l0,0ao,600.'
" A metropolis with a well organized
and efficienfr!Mercharit!s',iExchange
and ,4Gall Board," upwards of thirty
wyuli'will 'Sbmbdre5 fa'voriibly vyitb
the finest in the Union, as great a
Bumber o -newspapers and other
- pablicAti6nstrt,WifehiitelGgrapli' and
telephone'1 lfnes:''firoWialarny'' tele'
graph, a' splendidly manned and
, equipped fite department; gas and
water Werlfsr -banks and banking
LousesxWith,, naulion3,a..of, , jcapital
with theaMts1 arid jibrarle5:-witb
coptljs rfilnpad' bridges; witjfiiiiles
' ot'kfeant iid.shbstautial blilinJsi
blocks yhich wljnt puffer ip com
parison with those oi, the foremost
cities in the wunjM vth 13,000
school chlldreij ; jCpniiug; Up!i Under
nroper training Tq make tnem Use-
' 1'ul citizensrjwitUVts conservatories
of music saud? igrand collections of
' work Of art public and private;
with its' numerous asylumsj.;h08-
pitals and other 'eleemosynary in
Stltuti6ns', atierrihg indications of a
generously .penevpieucieopie, , wuu
it$ street, ca): lines extending from
the , center of . jth'4 ; cit, to all Its
snbnrbsji (with,' its iiqesi rjfino
steamboat plying to and fro to all
' accessible river! rosts.i: .!A city Aviith
a society nced lor wlture aud hos-
pitaiitjy wliere" gelfusl is.encouraged
and modern , shoddy and . sham
frowned upon, This is what we see
before us the Nashville of to-day,
A great metropolis now, it has be
fore it a career of unexampled pros
perity. -
j'tiW f i'tl!'::la
1ml, pellii,. I'.t Kl:.tcMu...i. " ' ."'
"The varied features of (be farm
er's workload to a demand for,-"
in the- application of capital
labor, tuid the exteukof Jt requires
extended study and close and con
tinued observation. : The impossi
bility of making a success of all the
varied branches jfIitvork at the
same time has resulted in -making
specialties of the different ones, aud
.with the best results. .1 '' v-
All plans forjarjecesui operation
have to do with jnany " facts and
principles, and ajhyj treatment of
mese sumocrs, to,;je ueiiilui to
4those pursuinilhtai, lniist be taken
sepanu i '; and:; treated .as special
ties.;; lac is ti'om the exnerienco of
who have followed themsuc-
c&fully, and especially soTTrtaere
.V' , .-J, -' .
wiev have (ioiifl it iinriir f Winm.
-y . - " -
letW.?u,j ValUjtylO jlurthlS. COU?
UCtion. jS6 bllO Vifl i(6 ijllpweij
ttV any leUCtll oi'ii'lllii 4b-l)UrSUe 'a
JlS l : ii.
paying business without the same
Ming adopted; by jofiMjtthesnlj
only a riuefcessfuli onennjder such
difucaUies . ;can 'tell 'how to siSGure
success. , ;: : r,y1p jTr -vm :'T
-I f iie,' f'ac 'that liifiiCWrif givihg
thouglifc tun! ,iuvesUgationtQr, Jhis
suhjecbt i '.more, .'hopt'ful,: ibr HVUe!
'fSrjRir itrfifi'iiytliferaC -pveitenti'iir
itight 'A'n'dtcti Ii;ctriref hagti;ead
this; ibjec;uwone(pf Jijs bcfefftjrts
bibfeitheiipeoie,4vTji'ej4 '.fit
cultural speaker stated, a few t
in,vtJr;i.iyUiliHir:Ki)jV)l9
as;a niamifactiiii' and it faiTinir,
ins- vere.'re'iViei'',tlm.u!'iutywl;oi'4
elie to his laiowlcdge.:V!Xi)kiug.thii
asu tact, :mui rt,cDnaiuy is siiepi,
cannot wiv actinir-ttDon it, Stop
sftlifof.-Jhristyli, ii!V intliat
w a v co i i'i liui ice a" 'h'cXV .erii in ' fsifi ii !
t jDnb'-Hiiliortaiitf- Waste Vis .iiivthe
profit or (leasnre. 'jiwit-feer isl the
misuse of jCapital, for jnstarice;
w jicjie one;, rea-lized' jftVe.. ht1 vent.
ai n ual income when ,i0iiSgtj'jj3i
bpeir inSiestcHi fc f fiiopeif rtimean
labor ift'tock arid h fartri sup
plieiv. and earn 'tfreh'ty "iirir7 cent'
i the aim s;ffidjwtbod ijwtrk,
the tin; adt maundr.of iifcilkeiwg
prrtduc.ti, in niaiiy and all of "these,
ami all of 'these.
gregating a competence, and insur-
jiijg a , success ; from' 'pi-eseivti' posV
vfm1 In'Aj'moI! xun
Youth's Co;npnnkti. c ;
! I AnBnglislm'uiu.pC mfluenceV'hd
With his' J'amily i anigratwlitjQ ithiS
i'roim j the effects of the war-that
tI(tei'u'as fiuller (here thpn.-iufil
ifortli; M A the3 , chanced mW,
ifhe.i
ewefof
success in. business.
i "I know it," he n
"You wlir.there Ipehirjensurabjy
out - of the world' of art, "'music.
WVUM, V, 1 ,1V ' 1 1 V V 11,1 1, ,,
houses have few modern , iuiprdye-
ruents," the advisers insisted. . '
! tMThP Deonie-rdiaxeii't the euerg.--
Pf the North: V They iire apt ,to: ba
hitter in their prejudices."
HBtit they'are' friendly;''''' riplieQ
the Englishman. ; "If I were1 asked
to liame the marked feature of
Southern character ' it woiild' be
friendliness. , Wbeiv Ij.went among
fhem I found for the first time in
liiy life ' myself in ra; world' where
every man seemed to consider, evt
ery '" bthef .'l'nan; hU '3lpo;rt''ri:Ttiout;
Though he ha'd Weveri seeai: li im be
fore, he stood ready fo invite him
tP dinner, or to befrie'ad hiim if he
needed it.": 'I " ' : '!!'" ,v.. 1 , 'yi v
i Tlie Englishmaii 'rpimlinetT the
Sontlr.T; IJe ppuld hot "ear 'Uimsell
away-from the pleasant, intangible
'ties'. Wflh fbal ;tic6n spun about
him.t-"t Wrt&'&t :
'..J5 ial-trlve' lyotal the
iSoulh- without feeling the powef ful
charm.of Ute,pniversal atmosphere
!of-ooA lijai0iv tindilegsund oo&r-
lcbj ititiii la.iuuiiu iu tuo icupitj.
Notvpnly,ia ithQW(n ; in .the hospi
tality of tlie upper classes, but! the
poorest ofryour fellow passengers is
ready to render you a service. ? '
We haVe ldiAwii ' fraib istoped
for, an Jiour jnordefc that, ft doctor
bigMbe called td vVait up6h''a,sick
child, and iuk theijfiix; jars full of
passengers .Jhpre was not a voice
raised 'iudiscontenfc.iUIfcj'viflently
seemed to them the natural , ap d
righfthingto dof.fiiJ,v 'U'rt.ui'
, In xthe majiirity of easo,-t, .of
coursevhiOjgoojrwilVls slto'.w a pnly
in stinle and pleasaht'woritv-but
no one wh.' f'lia8ndt:' lived in this
perpetual sunshine can understand
its:tri(inquiliziug,,and cheering .elV
'fePt. ' '"I ' ;'.V" y.viUUn. -ai ii
' 'There 'ciatt'' W little ;4ie ''iifi the
Union -of the different section of
this couiitry, if .thelwo cannot'lcaitr
sometliiug from each other, 'j If
Northerners are perhaps able to
teach their Southern brethren some
uoow" . - i--fe'v.,o,
can uii it'iiiu iiuni iii.iu ium;n nmn
lays
farmer' i' - ii;km s:- mf
tt'iu;lniyiiig.'i' hjjiVcb,.1:' t'fejg..''
gate, t hat " lie- fails fjjviyfil , o.
iniike i t' the.; 5uostpr(Mliiclvvv' h of
country in lS79. settled ani flue ol
the Guir:tdte8.'BlI''l(Vicrftl;
New York; reiri.oqsti't'0(t'ii!t&' him;'
I v . -CT V, .1.1 i;,C il iDg.
.TheKortl.orner at heart is per-
heps as faithf; I a lover and as kind
. ivuj iia u ' , iw. i, '"'V a, in,
kindness for Lis . personal' friends
aud liis own household,' autT allows'
sui.VU, ptl,'1, lietM.s U1S Live ll
VdV littlfl of'fl'HiAr tx illlimillP his
uj,muoi enuer m liiumiue ins
laCO. TS01'UA or mnnnprs 111 thft ni'UL
nirr ooc,w;.,fmnD ui ' ' .
Uiliy as&9Cia.llOD 01 illie.i ; ,j ,(
Half a dozen : railroad men ' were
standiiig':.by the tjniou depot lunch
counter, the other night;, waiting for
a j train,,, drinking , coffee' telling
siones.auout ruerr i.expeneuces., in
raiding,"'. .An pnglneelf was m ak
ing camel tracks in . half of a piei
I aud between riwafip , ho was en-
ictauiuiu- v,ue , uoys auout ja . .uist
ruA he ad uiade,oHo'f day .between
Milvviuikee .ii4 Jati'osse, the,
pldt.mqn;: jyasln i'.Jtiurrytp get
i$)tkere see) about ,'(e j bridge
tha6iwii8;..j)u; builtiliere.iV'As he
wajideibyjgj.Jipj. the," 'engine
wi iwOyQiu,, ialvlj' ,bli jleml . the
rails betwe,eri,i,ortao,'( and, painp
OtAiglasia.inghtelicdlopldng; wan
'skfyld up and e4.rr9r1.a,.'cnp;pif
wi ec.pui;. oineriiouguu. uvs, ; una
wbilee ;as ,'sqaliiri 'ivlougluuit H
hii .coffee',, he; ut'fdio ilidn't khbv
an'iijiiug,3,bu);stV,rt
t&ty.,Jil been n , the .rennsyiaiii'p;
BtKnil. j,The eq.,; e, tbj"ni jrh
j ttu'ne
bfmv i
Ays in:-'
WelU'I iasfgot tiow the
inistj'and I;hav witixf.td railroading-
tliat! lcViocl li A thel! sfcclcs -(Iff 'of
anything .. thaf - 'ever as!;':Vve
startied 'cii t 6f Jef sey, fli tyii'e Wight
Wx1wufs,1tmr irtieu ' the, track
rcr'U-o' ,'M:irHii,.5''' tiil'::'Vtlr:
was
t inc; tr,ain"1fewria rlvet'. " ' We'
(iUdii "(eaiize .in1 IU haWe
we v, f)i foKf I by,fln; ' ja!r;. ;foV; it
:sk!i'ti'.-i,r)n smpililcJ.butl'itiiiiian
we' tit 6it:.ton''a 'nrattbriiviie cot'ihl
wit' liitatlie lirW niger'stiirtefl to
ii iuiiuh iruiii iiiu , jkhci t:iti
ilito.llit' Citf I'was in:iiitl ' wliiJ'lie
crosJied the pfatroif rjiitlio cbilee frpjie
Hssyn.ins ice qream, antia nian iwe
it Iwitii' it fepooii;'; Thfe fliiggcF Wrts
aMjdio UbMt m .la'sWjiiiil
waited'tilryve,;ii'''!aoi)ped1 a'f;': sV
coal1lflac'd.l8H?oiUrSctot''roW'le!
thkiV .tralh. flf going.laistcr ;lin 'ii
bullet:1 He said ' i . ii r eh hi n ew1 o ten
ai.vf.'iX,:V.h1.A vtrU hkiX,&
rhiillAr.&ih tiattAt !tih h'hinat -MM'h
tioi','t'ia$koti' 'tiiij ;dbirgrinnt':mahV
arC'ilW.'Bfa ''coffio W With
milk.. ' 'viir'1 ' ."V-"1 ji'if u
. i . fril ! ft 1; r. i h'.M - .1. .'..'!. tit
belt'arpn'nid1 liis 're'iisVj
halls and lobked at the' man' Vith
disgUSfc fc" 'kCi;kivx -: :a ' : .
. j Wcllyypn Ojn't'haye to. believe
U Upm Aoiiyf,hat I pledge
yuiij (jju,v,;)vru -.pui- train jiuupeu
light ' over ,a loqg (Tlreight.'1' triiin
ahead' of'us'.' Wp' tome bp to it, bn'
fi strfgittiackj,'ftnd 'our'ngiifeer
slbw up'tl little' and. the! conductor1
tpidtts to keep our seats. W tS'had
seen' thri freight' trairi ftbea'd'oaa
eiirVe. and wondered' wh'T'Our train
4MBpt storiCi Wlifeh the conductor
eouru to keef nrseats, l asked
-Ji hat rasithe raatte4 iandihe ;aid
we i were going to jump ."a Jrei ght,
auiiiliif'we moved around ;we-,: WiOuld'
jar the ears so theys wouldn't- be so
liable to hit the track' 'ahead t when.
wP'cfjme'' ddyrfi.'" 'JiisB'th'en 'I cpnjd
fejel m tfail 'go'intd' the','aif.,!aiid
hear .thewheels'turn, witk hp, &e(
unueiv iiiem wna.iu .aes tnanioteu
seconds we began to' descend, and
t Suldlfemheiyiieemmhctrack
acaiii afnd Itobfce'dT btfcfi fiind' the
frefght engiiieer''waswavingNhi8 Bat
at us. .yh tbore was no mpre jar
fiuiu i ii ci c la ;iii ...jtuiij tuuiu Jiuyv.
)f course tbey :woqlda!t attempt to
3f course tliey woqlda't attempt to
mp- a,freightftrain'pn(a;, curve; or
in' !a) tunii el,'" and the man scratched
a match on , hjs'.pants, and lit a cigar
stub lie hau,,ibeen;;(keep.ibg.-7-iycr
Five Firslass' Boot "and
makers,:'-; v,
to"'- work.'eilfe fl'-jplJVwfeeki hr
ft. r.hiut2,,. .tS.HMHi-
i : ; . : S Applj, tojr j .'i-. In" . f S
: -.tf. Mj)ufaetwi; Boots nd,Sli6eip,
M :G. It 'BAGBir,;;::';,
"humid tj itAftntwr;.
feSrt'ttgt.
15 !; f
,t;,t-
Will be IryMcWedhie ftomi ths V.
1st to tks 15th of each Month.
:',-y:, '; .-:" ,.'.,.:-'':'- 1 '-V-?",
In Henufdrt from 0tb to the 30tU.-
Olilce In New litrne, over E. W. & S, V.
.Smalhvood's, comer South Front and Craven
street.. ti . .. - .'.:'. .,'; , ',. .' -' ,, '.'. ... '
j Tooth extracted without i.aln Vy the use of
; njtrous oxide. ; mar2l-tUf
a out'soihe coffeinfa''ii't:er,
an it. t(M)!nnil i 'RwjiiroWwV it
atjeigltt pV4ock, and Up tlnt4'side ol
WiifcideliMit''tn&51-'5fi'H',wre
nWM M xiii ii'ntV 'fslrtq 'triicked
p 4 fef ieV, 1 AJ aiftp .-i gW. oyer a ".,.-i'..xji.j-.;,- 'I:,..t"'.-"
'h'eidit'train'wiitniihotH wre'iri':m'v-:': wn. a "
wnac youY, giving my; '-saw
ftiCeu fleet, fe v hp; lopnM' n;he
leather b?elt 'arotinid1 liis 're'iisV bvcr-
it, hi
, Ji, L. PAL' EES
vohflnLTi toi
"J'a'Si
- ''1 Tnhur a
)ctmni;. for cah, C!-nr, lipen, 8mukinS'
.newing loii&i i'o, aim ninny iuucy
Also I'nni"!', Nuts ami Fruit," .
cent 1'L Cn t i , K.
Katrlieloa' 5 cent Bi:MBLK hh.K CIGAR,
two brands of the flntwt 6 ewit claain InAmer.
lea. and manv other biamiBof I'.uod eiamrs.
'f tiituiited on the oftiidy-stde. Is a beautiful
; SODA FOUNTAIN, where you can Ket a nice.
cool gloss of soda or ginger ale that will please
yn.; ,j ... ,,, . ; . ,:
,; . , Come one, come all,
' jf 1 Be sure and call, v,. k i .;
! ,, ,. Before nest UU. ; '
That'sall. - :" ';
' s Middle st, second door from Sonth Front,
mitSO ( ( -t v . Nsw Bebmb, N. O.
It -Stands at the Ilead.
.Jk:i..!..i-t..;
)U,i
i
THE , UGHTU NNi MS D OM ESTIC
i!f,.;!.:,-J. 1,: .(,,. .k,.( t.-.M,.
: For Rale by
H. B. DUFFY, '
.i t- - ' i. . k - V - ':lV"
;;-:.'v: New BekkFm N. C, '
GEORGE ; A. OLIVEE, 'i
t ra t t tv k n a -wen
Now laoa: xx;
The .very' Highest , Market i Prlcef
I -; iinstgtmpnts ofi'ijtto Solicited i'
:r;,!l2;iiDAN:IEI.
Choice Family Groceries, '
hi ihnt) ('):, f,) I,.i,, iT.if:; . ...u1!;':;-!. '-.
(3 A N i 1 1 J GOODS nf ill 1 K i i.ds.
Thc'Very Best Butter;
received fresh from the best Nortliern DalricB
every en days. . ,- , , ,
j 8peclaiv.jttlmi called to bis ' , : 5 I) ' ; '-
Ipholch' V, rades 4f Fauitly Plonr.
! ' KUII lit)
t 1 '
i:'..if . ii .' ;..'-.,'4. .,, t.:
armer '8 Favorite
. i: i .
i .Jt-'.fwil--
. ,'.Ji n?iUilV :-,.
tThe Gilbert Force Pump,
il Ul : r.o ' i !i 'ij..
Wo well regulated family Qap, afford to
: u' M .be without one;, ..
frtilJ- .t:V','l
1 1 1 '-;'f;i
.The Noyelty Belt Hoek.
1 fetter than' lacing or rivets.
' ;.ij.-'t!(';',.i:.,
:.r:--;';'r
The 'Alligator Iut: aid
t -I l .'l'i?':j'.f '('
ToU Jiave onl j to se it to appreciate its
:-lt--t-i' : (if UtiiX f,
.-'.. t,' J ..;!; " :.--''''; ;o? V ';;i;'); -
! ?'"t'ru' ali:rj''i'''f'
i 1-Lne ' Vueei1, oteel rlQW. ;
'''Vt'i
F i'ij!;!v,,(;t';Jif6:'''i.
' li:'.; i
t.:'it.
r-Au : :.
The Mprbved Climax Cotton
The heet'Clottbn PloV in usa , m
f'-iIJi VA ' 'Ilk V n; t'. 1 1 . i',''. ', .'-'.,
Thei ampipn and Granger
;'5 Turning Plows; '. ''
-'iff, 'Hi ((;.j"'f.fc ;(
-J- I.!';,';-: r
J -I'.. -'I- I. ( ' 1
, Etc., Etc.
-in
ii'!;.
V i'.'.ir 3 'j'
... ti
i. i
Manufacturers' Agmir '
.,' Machinery,
llU'U,. I. I'., lUlt - t-.H , ili ( rt tO SlvJ
"""""'i"0- tut heieumme:
I . t y!
i't 'Broad Slreet, 4 JDoor above Middle,
1 dfi5ll 9 UGidiia-JS.
I: - . w . ... , ........
of Keitucry 'Juiversity,
(fllBlU It, billTIl, Pret, U. a
Student! Reccircd any Week Dy in
' ' the Tear.
Kaeb Department luu Ite Special Teacher
Students can graduate at this College In
about one-third of the time and expense than
at any similar College In America. Nearly
5,000 successful graduates of the above College,
together with the leadinx Kduentors of Amer
ica, attest the superiority of Its Courne of
Study and Training, as being Thorough, Prac
tical and Complete embracing Book-keeuing,
Business Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Mer
cantile Correspondence, Prnmanshlp, etc,
Tims required to complete the Full Diploma
Course from 2 to S months. Total Cost, In
cluding Tuition, Books, Stationery, and Board
In a good private family, about 8S3. Students
of this College can-attend the other Colleges
of the University, under 10 Professors, for one
year, free of charge. When two or more enter
together, a reduction of $5 on each one's tui
tion will be made. - For full partlculnrs ad
dress ' ' ' , ' " V. It. S.THTH, f
lanlD-.dA wSm . : President, Lexington, Ky. .
' ) (KSTABLISHED 1J 1859.) f : V '
I. L;. CHADWIOK,.. ,;;
' No. S36 WaSHINOTOI- St,, and ; ,v; ;
. ' Ht'DSON St., Coit. Horatio St.,
llErEltENCEg:1;,!
. .o. B. mauk, uruggisi, '. ., ,, , ' ,
.fAMUEL R SSthket, Oaston House, ' "
i' J.''"f? ;- - HewBerne .
Or any agenf of Old. Dominion Steamship
STATE OF NOBTM CAROT4SA, 1 cnrtorroilrt
y- County of Craven, j Supenorcourt
State ti North Carolina County of Craven. ,
-. i 1 ' , i, 'i.y
- v In the Superior Court. - .
To ElUsft V. Bifisell and C, W. McLean !,fV:,f
xou win mue notice mat an action nas uecn
inxtttuted in the court nbove entitled, where
in T. A. lirceu is plalntifl and Eliza W.lllsscll,
0. JV. Mcl,eanand wife, A. U, (J. MoLean ami
8. Bangert ftve ilefeiidanlw, wherein plaintilf
aska judgment for foreclosure of a mortgage
lnado to him by Elliw W. Kissell by her at tor
ney in fact, C. W. McLean, registered in Book
No. - Hit, folio WM-lj of Hecords t of-' .Craven1
county j also for the foreclosure of a mortgage
Win Kiia w. KiKseii to ne tieretuiant .
Bangert. registered In Hook 80, ftilio S01-2 A 11
oflho ltecords of Craven county. And you
are hereby required to. appear at the Spflng
held at the Court House In New Berne, begin-'
ninaron Mouday.May fflth. -IHSS. and ansser
or demur to the complaint its ,viiu niajf be ad-
(. ; :. ,':?' k w.,CAUPKXTEK, ''.:..
i , ruiiiil-illitr -' Oiertf Sup; Court."-1
FARMERS iSD COIJX T a Y MERC1I A NTS, ;i
T A 'K JL2 JNT O TI PE!
We aw again at our old stand. In u NEW
STOltli,. . We have a full line of , L-
Groceries, Dry. Goods, Boots
nil or which we 'are'-oneTlhSfc Very tanr-nt
wholt-sale and retail.- (Jill, audUiKe a look
at, our goods, and get our "low prices. Or
ders solicited. - Satisfaction guaranteed.
(Vjwi v Established 1870.
Jt'MH il'
GENERAL ,..;,;.,'.,,.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,,
; , ,: '.For iIle'SaIe6r.y'',,,'
:,:'v ' SOt'THERK PBODl'CEj ' ' '
" '- ' j -, ' ' '. 1 1 i . , - I 1 , - . Vj ; " ,
Potatoes, Peas, Beans, Melons, Etc'.,
i v 154 EeadS St., New. Yoke.
Cliatham National-Bank, New York City. '-.: v
H. K. 4 F 1J. Thurber A Co,, New York liitj.
D McAlptn, Savannah; Oa. ...iR. ... ,., -ii
l liean, janifsonville. Ha. j ' T
M t lTurvIa n,.olo flu' .'T -V t
Sherwood & Harvard, Arredondft) Eli; am 1
W. H. Williamson, Micnuopy, Fla, ; "
J, H. Devereux & Bro.t ( harlesloni &.!:. tjfir .i
1., A. Winder, FraiiktoWil, Va. "'"
T. WiJnes, Cherrystone, Va, t .),,; hi."
- All comiuunlcatlous'must be addressed to
the offlee, as I employ no agenMj I . m.-u '. i
Btenoils, etc., furnished, on application.' , .
i mar2l-d3m , ,' .". " '- 'a
' j,;',,-,,,..,,,',;, --!'-' ,.''';,, i-rV' .jjXy
OR NEVER !
Befcre leaviigfi ExgKsng
:' ' '(of course you know where that is)" '
( shall sell pante for: . 444c... Coats for
iHo.i Shirts ,24ie.,,"iid DraWerswell
don'tspeak of it. ' " ;J''Ji ' ''-"' '''1
..-, '-".'-'' fv,!'r'W,':''",.tii,i.i 'o'-'H,-, i,-i,-
)sn 3-dwly
AT THE MARKET.
. Fo Sale!
;.Vvi.u .hr-
' h f Virtue bf ' a iudghient of partition ' and
Sale, mads in a special proceeding of James
A. McDaniel,Dora Gf. Mcl)aniel,l)y their guar
dian, aud R. W. King and wife Susan King vs.
E. B. Pageand wife Olivia E. Page, on the iitli
day of November, 1882, by the Probate Judge
01 joneB county, tne undersigned, commis
sioner appointed by the Court, will sen at the
Court House door in Trenton, at 12. M.on ,
Monday, the 0th day of April,
188.'!, the real estate directed by said judgment
to no soui, una merem ciescrineu us iolluws t
The mill seat and mlllSi lying and being In
Jones county, near the town of Trenton; and
known the MbDanlel Mills; , also, about 20.
acres oi ianu. aajotning tne null seat, Delng
know as the "commons," adjoining the town
Df Trenton. .. . . .... ., -. , - : .,,: . ...
TERMS OF BAtE One-third hash. tin1(.nei
payable in nine months, 8 percent' Interest
wun approve security, iitie retained until
purchaso money paid:1' ;'(. '.(......;
Feb'y28,lti.s. ;. ( , . ' -, .: ; ,
"marl-ai-:':M-:5j:--'.-i-'is',- fitiConimissiondr, ,
T9 .
i a;
-FOll-
Good Buttrr
NTI
: Stall Lor 2 Left Ha:
I AT THE CITY MARK:
j Is nlw,-yn Mipplietl with tiio -ty
Jleufs, ::, , f, I'ork, Mutton ,sii.,t, n.
, - ' jiuu.i-iiiy
. .,,,wiUB, V llil VIII 111(
'Walter' EurnM
' ; CQMlilSSZON MEEClfX
AND PEiVLEKS IN,
GEAIN OF. ..AIL" ,K
' ; (Cortt Specialty.:)
. ia"ow"" 3orii'4' tc
' Orders and CoiislgnmeJits i
solicited. jtt
DA1LBRO
IVHOLESAEouiOilU
I ! ... j r-AND-w. j a .
COMiaiSSION x MERCK
I f.M'.T I) MEW HiHfoy:IV;..),;
Uv prnt,,dw. .,, 'jr.;
SIMlllMin IN Dm!
J ani tnahufiicturlhg ' H !tJ K
" V , . f. 11'., il f in,-,
Among niy iissortmcnt yon, ivin
Chocolatp,.Drops. Caramels,
-. j , Bar, , Walnut TPsmly, ,Q
.1..
iatcs, urcairj i 11.
Urenm
. 1 .. H , , uuiw iv, 4iuu;
II'iAbnonuSiciiy'Aluiot
And in fact anything ydii mai
-rVjeylit a- I'j.iuil t, A?lti
V S At the Greatly Kcdtieed
Twenty-FivQ OcMa per
at flOWWe (tlieMrlffl,J,itW)),liil ti
, , --vv. , o -i
p7-Jf -SCKK 'lj
'tf.-r u:if iiif'i'i'CC'OS 1:
Ht. 11 !'.V V.V. til
mi .iMUiK mr.u jyitj I'll.
Rubber and leather
di. iii.TpD,': Mci h'Ek
WeMikeWesl-rEvei
Ciaifamiilgral'i'ul-tj
i Cocoaiint JtJ liiinp,'
; r,q.,,iva-.. en : ,JiiUii.'i.-l' j!t
awn m mk.w , t,
p,2'; ClMcate i o:;i
i'.ToiiS-,if)i'eo'.If'f..!j V''
i'''r-'-'i-CtVaiW
iriarnl'wuy QiKte;, aU,iflK.;i'ie(
4 Li
fu!i8-d -
-t-
'!): il
':i-''
i, .voli- t
TrrTrnal-.
' W'e'c6iitTOl'fy-ciSiiJliVery 1 i?rg
lnyt". t i- iI"wYI:n ji -Ait.
Canned Goodly !,
Goods in GUm,
'u:-kMm;' Coffee?
ift'-in " ! Cah ahdCrac
!, 0 u-'. j.d. di 'iJTo'm ' i ;.';! ,!'
f :.'v-'y4 -! : ! Provisions,
l If I'll SUITiiV oitj t1 '
And we Rollcltfiimllfrom tbeiclt;
- ,' " s
i we caii-espeuiai
nttentloli to i
Breakfast, and Japan ;'r,ea, nod i
ton" Java Mid- Uo C'once", frevti k
flay, at aocbi-(tbo Vc.Vii-lht
fackage.
-ritahdard.Grannlivtf.d Htlgiji,ii
, ANo. 1 Fancy Flour I el s. i
I Our "I BOriuet' CIkat, So. ripcl!
i We keep the bent of everythmt
antee both vice And ji!iiallty, ant
REFUND tTIlE HOKBYi ON
' ti- The CbsU Trade DiilySol
iWmelli:2llanc
! BJ(:f.f Un'JBJFr6ntSti,'NeI!
iiir ;novi7.dir. ,i, -m.'k i -.n i
l.qtaCiJRbi;!
' An article lone saeded for tho
Iron and' Tin RW. it Vilt-tiot
H....1; ernok f cocwdrtl j ItjgilJ.-fXI