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rjor.iiwiorT- C t : .unship Company. CZLII-WEESLY IINE: ..''. --FOB :; '!.-'v New; Yoric, Baltimore; Nor folk, Boston, Elizabeth City, Philadelphia, ProTldence, i and other Cities. ON AND AFTER , Tu::day, 'May 15th, 1883, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Steamer ShcnandoaL . Will bre, upon anlval of trala on Norfolk for Kw'Bmi' Jteturota leaves N Bom of mu uy "vary fc, - .'I I M -.-bin mImA itfiltHMttijIM With Kof n . v. Hpiut w ' . . . t'loas couaaotton nral at Hew Heme with u,...th.. n v NnnnATD in Lira. nn lor Klnaton, roJiossTiiie, i cad kit liwdlwn ob ths Nruas tad Trent Klra. Io ireigats rscaivea iut auiiucu. 'T IVwIaui mftut n W . freight larwardcd promptly and lowwt ats -.. - n.,.J ... JnaiUtijin Vnnt tA 'Klisa.bfttn Ultr and return. 4. T Washington, 4. Td Nuriois, as. moainmore, ja.iw. S1IOI. ' S. B. ROBERTS At New Berne, UuLrirm Toiwsb, " . Ag'ts. Norloll, V. Jfar. 30 lv d New Tort City ni l ym! p.i:-i.u f We J i..aJ If ' lasss- TbelJeuse Biver Navigation v . . . iJompany vv ; - XX 7. X z ,-' t7 7. f WlH Van the following Schedule f. . :,. .c ! -V". . J . ' f . Steamer Neie WUl leave the Old Dominion Wharf TCES DAYSand FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnajon WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave Elnaton MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arrlv. lng In New Berne the snme day. Will touch at all Landing lng the River going and eomlng. s (...!..'..:;' .. This steamer makes cloe connectKm with he Old Dominion Line. 1 Freight received on the days of sailing. - For rates apply to the Captain on board. -. J. M. WHITE, ootldltf ' . .,' s - Manager. frent : River Transportation ; Company. .. Fibm and after h1s date the steamers of this Company will run the tollrfwlng sched Steamer Trent . For Jolly Old Fields Mondays and Thurs days, sailing at EIGHT, A.M.,connectlng with steamer Contorts ka for Hookerton and Bnow Hill, retornlna Tuesdays and Fridays. Touch at all landings onNeuse River going and eomlng. ', r . '. . For PolloksviUe Wednesdays and Bator ays, sailing at EIGHT, A. M., returning leaves PolloksviUe same days at TWO, F.M, Through Bills Laden to all points via C. Line and lowest rales guaranteed. , V Patkmx A Dixon, Agents at Hookertmi, J. D. GBixsuEy, Agent at Snow Hill, r m v Steamer L. B. Cutler. Mondays and Fridays for Trenton, sailing at HlX. A. M.: returning, leaves ' Trenton on Tuesdays and Saturdays, sailing -at EIGHT, aM. No freights forwarded, by this steamer tor Landings below PolloksviUe. T ' ' " ,' GEO. T. DUFFY, ' Gen'L Freight Agent, Freights received at all times under cover, and passenger uceommodatt in "fuV-cIass. febi-d&w , Ghngfl of Pier in Few York. "' The'N. O.Ffeight Liiie FOR NEW YORK. , BOSTON, PBOVIDENCE, and all pohits . IVortli an4 "W'?st , ' , After this date will rweive freigbt In New Yoik :; ! for Hew Berne at i PIER 7, NORTH BIVHR, Office of New York and Baltimore ' ( ; . .Transportation Co. Merchant shoald renumber thai this la on. of the beet Steam Lilnea eut ol new lore, making daily eonaectioa with Baltimore for Mew Berne; all laaide, and enlyone ckange. , , , i EMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS Ictva Sew Berne : and ' Baltimore, t (Tonchlng at Norfolk) Leaving Kew Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS FRIDAYS an p m. ljeave Baltimore ioj Kew Bern WEDNESDAYS dad SATUEDAY8 t.p.. Af.ata are as follews: ...j ...... REUBKN FOSTXS, Oenl Jfanager, ' ' ' MLlghtStBal'tird. JAS. WJCoOiaRXCK, Ag't Norfolk, Ya. W. P. Clyde Co., FbUadelphia, 1J South .- Sarvee. v- :' : ?.'''.-. York A Balto. Trani. Line, Pier T, North river E. Sampeea, Koaton, SS uentrai wnan. . II. Kockwell, Provldnnce R. I. D.O. Mink, Fall River, Derrick wharf. ' '' ' Ship. lave Boetnn, Tneedaye and Saturdays. " . New York dallv.- ' " Baltimore, Wednesdays and gatardnyi Fall Blver. Monday., Wedneadny.. aud Friday. . i . . , f ' ProvWence, Satnrdava. 1 hrongh bill, lading given, and rate, gnaran d to all points, at the Bifferent officee of the Ompanlee. , . i i It J Ircob'e of Balk a:l h:p" m Mar SO ly S. II. G RAY, Ag't, New Beme.N j C"1ilIE0ATS. . -a;PaLlIaUi On and after MONDAY NEXT, the New Berne and Pamlloo Steam Transportation Company will dispatch their New and Fast Sailing Steamer as follows until further notice : Mondays and Thursdays Leave Bayboro for New Berne 8 a ra. Stopping atHtonewall, Van demere, Pamlico and Adams Creek. ' Wednesdava and ftotunlava Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a.m. Stopping ai Auams creea, Pamlico, Vandeniere and Stonewall 1 u"n Having good accommodation both for pas sengers and freight at very low rates, 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, ;jtV:r s.'H.GitfY,'.':' V' 'oen'l Manager. Or any of Its Agents at the following places: ABE LEE, Adams Creek, D. H. ABBOTT, Vandeniere, C. H. FOWLER. Stonewall, . 8. H. FOWLER, Bayboro, "V a i - Freight reSelved knde'r edVervery day n the week. iamUddwly i ii ; EAILEOADS. 'i.i CHANGE OF SCEECULE; Atlantic t N. C.' Railroad. ' TIME TABLE" No. 2. " New Series. U MectyednWjrJljbb VM. AprU EAST. . West. ! Ne. 47. ; Expres. Pa...AMall Arr. L've. No. 48 Expreer, Pats.AUail Arr. L'v. STATIONS. A. u. 4 S3 t 44 7 40 A. U r. m. 14 r. M. 101 Qoldsboro, 4 S8 La Granite............... 6 SO '4 40 5 S3 4 49 5 64 II ' S 152 Kineton.,,...!,.....,-,... 7 MlNew Berne,............., 10 26 A. U.I IMorehead Depot, A. M. . A. M. A. M. EAST WEST, No. 8 Mixed Train. : No. 4 ; Mixei Tra' . r STATI0AS. Arr. L'y. Arr. je. i. H. j V 06 7 8 10 ' 8 36 ' 81 10 04 10 29 10 51 11 28 A. M. A. M. a so 7 10 1 40 ,8 11 '8 38 10 flit SO 39 10 66 r. k. 9 36 9 00 8 36 8 00 7 18 6 39 6 61 817 6 00 .P. . P. at. 9 01 Oolbboro,..t..... Beet's La Grange, ......... Falling O.reek... - Klnston........... ....... Dover.. I lore Creek ........... Tmoarora Clarke'.'. . 8 40 8 03 7 86 6 40 8 W A 27 6 M 4U) P. u I Newbern, M fiVrt -( r-'-JO', ' Train 48 connects wilh Wilminfrton AWeldon Trains bound Sooth; leavimr Gold.bero at 6:25 p. m., and 8:28 p.m., andbonnd North at 9:80 p.m. Train 47 connects with Bichmond fc Danville Train from 4be WRL at i:4S A. M.. and Wilt minntoi A Weldok T14111 eund South t 4:00 a.ju. ... s Train 4 dniiy except Saturday and Sudday. Train 8 dally exceot Soodayiaid Monday. ; i Train 4, supper at Kiuston. Train 3. break faatat Kineton. j ,j , , X ; Jame'a1 AV Bryan, ' " " Superintendent. ' Midland C. ma4K:i j TIME TJ&LH So. 2, In'effect Friday JB:00 A. M., May 4th 1683. -..: 'WEST. EAST.ii No. 1. Mixed Train. t, 'NO. Sv- Mixed Train. STATIONS. Arr.-', ilve. Arr, L'veT ri-f Goldaboro Copelnnd. .....,..v. Prince ton. .i.C.;..... Holt'. Mill Pine Level........... T 00 7 17 7 86 7 41 8 00 A . 7 40 20 I 66 6 46 6 20 7 16 T 32 17 41 ,7 66 8 20 7 20 100 48 e 26 ce Bmthneld..... P. M. T.U, I A.M. A.M. Train 1 connect, with .W.. A W. ij'inin boand South at 6 22 P.M. : Train 2 leave. Smitlifield in time to connect with W. A W. Train bound North at 9:68 A. M., and R. AD. Train hound West at 10 A.M. The trains -ea this Road will run dally. 1 - SeeRnle. and Regulation, on Time Table 0 of Atlantic and N. 0. B. B. Jamea A. Bryan, p ki; gaskill; ' MERCHANT TAli,0E, lv ring Samples; to make ud the J latest and most I r0 ftahionable, clo- im n uiiu. . ; r - P Pieco igoods of Ufjt every quality til and natteina al- I ways on hand. i : STANb j i Middle Street, , aplOdAwly New Berne. N. C. l-FeraHullJlrich," J. DEALER IK ' u (jfiOOEBIES i&pRY GOODS S BOOTS, SHOES, UATS, Ropes, Twines, Palnis Oils Can vass, and 0aknm. , ' iThe place to buy GRAIN SACKS In any quantity and 'i ot !'", . : . . , ; LORILIiAKD SNUFF , , , . '' by the bbl. - , . NETS and SEINES. FoofotMiddle street, THE JOURNAL. NEW EEHNE, N. C. MAY 17. 1883. Arrival and Departure Hails. MAIL CLOSES. For North, West and South, ; via A. & N. C. R. E. at 2 p. m; I 7 For Beaufort and the East, at 7:00a.m. -t7 f For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays at 5:00 a. m. For Trenton, PolloksviUe and Mays ville, daily at 7:30 a. m. For Granteboro, Bay River and Van demere, daily at 8 a, m. The contractor will take passengers to Stonewall for one dollar, and to Au rora semi-weekly at $1. CO. v, OFFICE HOUBSr ? , In Money Order and Registered Let ter Department, from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. In Mailing Department from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. . . , Dfflce open constantly between these hours.xcept wherj mails are being dis tributed" or sent.v - : Open on Sunday from 9 to 10 a. m. and from 8 to 4 p. m. ' STATE NEWS r-7 7 : v, - '4 (Jleaned from our Exchanges. . Clayton Bud .' There were 42 cases, tried before the Mayor during the past twelve' montbs. The revival meet ings, at the Academy, closed last Thurs day evening. There were fiftee con versions during the meeting.-Farnv, era id this township are'cearly thrpugb planting cotton, and those who planted ten or twelve days agd have a perfect stand, if it will just live. " Charlotte Journai-Observer : Mr. W. J. Tuylor, of Crab Orchard township came into our office yesterday to show us what sort of wheat he raises on his farm; The sample brought taus was cuj fro'm'a two acre field, and, from the head of the grains tQ the roots of the stalks measures six feet eight inches. This wheat is the variety known! &s the Baltimore white, and for this season of the year beats anything we have seen or heard of. The field, will be ready for the cradle in a few weeks. ' 1 - Raleigh Visit or f W, A. : Gainey ; of Moore; county, killed 18 wild iurkeys the past sprang, killing ? at one shot and 3 at Another, the' three weighing 66 poundai-T-rBiBhop . Lyman- 'confirmed several; persons at St. 'Augustine Epis copal (colored) church yesterdaiy morn ing. At the Good Shepherd chtflih last night he confirmed ninepersonsl We were shown to-day by Mr. Bufus Gard ner, ot New Hill, the tomahawk taken from the Indian grave in, Mpore county, of which the Visitor ga ve an account of some days ago. The tomahawk is in the shape 'of an axe, cut out of fine marble, and is quite an old relic. It can be Been by any person desiring to see it at this office." , - 1 , Washington Watch-Tower :. ThereJ seems to be a universal complaint iA town and country that since the Legis latureput an embargo m Dr. Bryan's Dut6h neteapd ah tteekies in Pamlico, river, that no fish can be had for love nor money. The seines bad to cne out on the 1st inst., since which time there bafl been no fish in market. The tributaries of the river are full of her ring,, but the wise and econorriica'l Legislature, passed, aK act which pro hibits a vary important industry and quite a lucrative business, - Washington and the surrounding country will sen siblv feel this silly and nonftensif nl law. - WMmington, Star We learn from Capt.tR. PPaddisok that thf) osb to Mr; W. F. Monroe by the burning of his large mill near Point Caswell, on snuay aiut just, amounted to aDOut $6,000. . Mr. D. D. Barber, who had the mill rented, loses heavy in lumber and timber The fire was purely .accidental. -We met a prominent Republican on tha cars on Sunday night. He told us that be was in favor of abolishing the internal revenue,' and, therefore, disa greed with the Stur. He said he was in favor of it because he was a Protection ist. There are some Democratic leaders and some Democratic editors in North Carolina who are in favor of wiping out the internal taxes, and because they are for a' low, tariff on are. fair traders, Funny ! ' ' : ' 1 i1 V t ! T t THE CYCLONE IN MISSOURI.' GreatjDestrnotion of Property- and ; 8omLo84of Life. , y Kansas Crrr, Mo., May. 14. The la test estimates place the loss to property in Kansas City by, yesterday's cyclone al about $250,000. At least fifty bnild ings were blown down, and 200 more were badlj ' damaged. Thiee pejrsons were killec-r Willie Siebant Mrs. David SM., sud Capt. Joseph BurnS. Of the injured, James Drummond, . A. Ze brecht, Mrs. Thomas J. Dye, and' sever al others are dangerously fiurtj but it is believed that all will recover. Capt. Jbseph Burns, who is an old boatman, was standing by the river side when he was struck by the fiying'tirnbers of his house, and had his neck broken and. his head crushed. Willie Sieban 'wan killed by the overturning of a wagon at the ' circus grounds. Sirs. Reid v. as blown against a tree and liu i her neck broken. The damage to property . was chiefly among the houses in the less closely built portion of the city, and did not ex tend to the stores and more costly build ings. Kump's brewery, at Main and Fourteenth streets, suffered! severely, and the new German Evangelical Church, which cost ?35,0CCf,. was badly damaged, as Was also the ne w Metho dist Church ouLydia avenue. The in dividual losseB are generally .below ?2, 000. The line of the- storm extends through the city nearly ; three miles. From Main street the hurricane fol lowed Fourteenth street to Grand ave nue; thence to McQee street, destroying all the houses pn the south side of the street for one block. From Oak to Lo cust street, on Fourteenth street, all the houses facing th Park are wracked. ! ; ' Many narrow escapes are. recorded. A man named Stioo on 'East Twelth street had his clothings literally torn from his body, being stripped almost to his underclothes. In r bouse on McGee street a lady was sitting at a piano 'in the eeconcl story when the" wn4 lifted the upper part of the house and left 'her -seated in. the open, air unhurt,- .J , ; la Wy&pdotte county the loss is esti tnatei at $40,000. - Mrs. Reid 'end three children are badly burnt) and their re covery is doubtful. The track "of the Missouri Pacific is reported to be ob structed by a landslide south of Leaven worth, and jjie morning trains had not arrived at noon. -The damage in Liber ty, Mo., was slight, but several farms a mile east of there suffered, and a num ber of houses weriaptiaHy demolished. In Macon City, Ho., it is reported five persons were 'killed and fifteen Woundejd.l'nrT: 71 ' ; In Andrew county, Clint Weir !s house and all his outbuildings were destroyed. Milton Crockett losthis fine1 house, two barns and other prbperty. Seven per sons Were in the housed but none, was Seriously injure4. 4, William Stingley lost his house and, ftU hi oufbuildings, the whole being destroyed." The ifamily took refuge in a jcavei and, were not harmed , Simon Stingley, whose farm adjoins that' of William, j had all . hip property destroyed. His mother, who was alcme in the house, was'carried ten or fifteen rods, arid died in au hour from the effects of her In juries, tuw ' ;? I The fown otbrpnogo, !a' few miles west of Carthage,r was s entirely ' deJ stroyed, with "'-ihe exception of 'a few dwellings. Six persons were killed and thirty-three, wpfcnded, many seriously and perhaps fatallyf Joplin and Car thage escaped with very little injury, but the storm passed wp the Spring River vajley moving everything ia lut way, and killing and injuring people and stock'. The. traxsk- of the cyclone, which travelled, in a northwesterly di rection, was about two hundred yards wide. . ,' ,, .. At Missouri City,' on the Missouri River, the steamer Bright Light was torn from her moorings, blown across tun nver, anu -qpgea on sana oar f Goat Hands Ucnfcd i TWO i No. 1' Coat Hands will find Steady employment at ; . , I i;.,r. :. v - N. M. GASKILL'S I s lw. on Middle street. ' &Good prices paid for good work. ; mayl041w i '.. r , m : f The Bath House on East Front street will be open during the coming season, commencing NEXT .MONDAY. ; From 8 to 11 o'clock arm. devoted to LADIES. the ballance of the day to MEN and Admittance. HVErto TE1. CENTS. Seasdn Ticke"ts $3.00 : .' Resp'y, mayiOtfj f WATS6N aCrfyCHILlJ. E.FOY & c:o.9 i. t Bile Block, Middle Street, itECEIVEp'tHlS D'fr'C 'Tte: Best -JtiypEK, - Fresh and sweet, in tubs and five pound tin cans at 87 to 85 cts. per pound, d Statr ot North Carolina, i i Craven Couoty. J ' j' feTjfERJllR ObTRi-SPRlG Tjatar, 1&3.- A..W; loorlAlid dthers, ffe jv ' . ; (f ;-, ' w ii -4 v M ''- -ii , ; f H. T. Bennett and another. ' To Henry t.Bennett: Pie ase take notice that a suit has been brought against you and Luke Mason by A. W. Wood and others, -heirs of O. B. Wood, to' recover a certain tract of land owneo)y ine saia u. a. vvooa, rniiy described in the complaint filed la this office, and vou are hereby notified to appear at the Spring rerm, 188H, of Craven Superior Court, to be held in the City of New Berne on the 28th (lay oi amy, uaa, una answer or aem ur to saia com plaint. E. ty. CARPENTER, aprl-d4w ; ti Clerk Superior Court. r)rlasIa !a P-5i -if f SwMMwIlwal sl 1 ll i J am manufiicUtriiig FRESH. EVERT DAT, Candl XX11KJ h Among my assortment you can find 'i Ohocolate t)rops, Caramels, Cocoanu) ! ! Bar, Walnut Candy Crb'nra , ( , ' v' i Dates.Cream It'igg, f1 1 ' ! .-,, V.:, ' .. .Cream . ' . Walnttsljur'at . ' j Almonds, Sicily Almonds, ' And in fact anytWng you may call for, J At the Greatly Reduced Trice of Tvcatyriyo,Ccr3 j-r Tcund. 1 A fine candles nsenn bebonclit rlnwhpre nt (Inulile tlie price. Cull iimi esiinilue mj stock. ory r"pecu'uliy .27-dtf ' T . 7 -1 6S. -777 (SUCCESSOR TO MEWro::NE & lAltrEn,. j ;';; Hymans & fancy's Premium Guano, . ! " ; Hymam &;lJancy7s Acid Phosphate and V Cotton . Seed ileal, good ; coSy, fefcd: 4 For Oasb . or on - Time in Lots to Suit Customers. i; Will fteliver on !River Landings or Railroad Stations Free of Freights " : '77i OFFICE AT LEVI jSmOOR&s'MOKE '7 mar3. wgrod3t '!.':. K,' , . ;..;'v IIIIJST0I7, 1L C. r : R. BERRY & CO., :.t!l -iU,U j" : 272 WASHINGTON . STKEPT, Ai7i;7.v .'u' 7i7- iU7hi,ui7lur Produce CommisW Merch'ts i ( i 7'7'''7 . AND- : ) rurchasmg. Agents, 7,7 7jitt .:)7; ')7 i'ti'i f;V.,: "p : . ;v:!; .7'' 'y -v. i'wi,:J".'-!,:.'0 ;.Vt-,iU. ' ''.-r ' ii'-' i'i i ' '''' fv;Vi'-i ' ;'V5.fl ' r . ', 'l ' -.1 r -i - , -r f , 1 V 1 11- '. Consignments of Truck, Fruit; Eggs, and other Southern Produce solicited, , ; Stencils furnished on application to us on at the Drug Store, of R; Berry, at ' 'i ' ' 1 , 1 4 ' i (1 New Bernc, N. C, t 1 -f ... , d$;w. , : ... J3 jixitlCIi- 7.,. ATLAUTIG G.inDEtl I ' Tho flnestLlquors and Clgara, the celebrated BEKGNER & ENGEL BEER, Sour Kraut, Sardines, Lobster, Limburger and Schweltser Cheese constantly on band., . ;" ': 1 ,' Billiard and Pool Tables. Th finest In the country. CAEOMEOLETTE TABLE. Something new the only one ever In the 0EV1L AMONB THE TAILORS In the Duffy Building bn Mlddlte Street, : ' ' ( NEW PEKNB IS. C. ' ' 49 The Only first clnss saloeM In the city. dsvlmo.' ' ' Novl , Establishid; 1870. a, S. PAEMEK, , , , , GENERAL - COlOnSSION MERCHANT, ".: 1 s For the Rale of , ' . ' . .' 7 f SOTJTMKRS RODTJCE,1 ; V 1 , Potatoes, . Peas Beans, Melons, Etc., i '. 154 Reads Eni New: Yobk, . , , ; Chatham National tiank, New York City. : H.K.4 P. B. Thnrber A Co., New York City. . i D. McAlpln, Savannah, Ga. . , . ' E. Bear; Jacksonville, Fla, i ; I -u. r ,' E.J, Harris, Oeala, Fla.. , r , ; ,., . Sherwood A Harvarn. Arredonda, Fla. '' Vi . H. Wi)linmson, Mlcanopy, Fla. ; -;. J. H. Devereux & IVro., Charleston, 8. C. D.P. Reid ABro..orlo1k,Va. . . . " ; ; , L, A. Winder, Franktown, Va. , . ,.. 1 T. W. J nes, (Cherrystone. Va. " ' ' ' All coiunionlcatlons must be addressed to the office, as I employ no agents. " ' Stencils, etsv, f arslshed on application. ,- mar21-diiin , ,. ,i ' .f,,s . 1 Y. W.RROllNTREE "l.'irv-' ,";;'.'.. Good, B(itter, , ' ' Royal CrownsFlorn-r , . ' t y . P. T. George Best Hams, t " ' ,r " ' ' ' Best' Coffee anJ Teas' AndaUklndsof n '1 ( FAUILY GEOCEEIES. . & ' Middle Street, nef the M&rkei. lb DcfnC! Dab. 300 Tons of Cotton Seed Meal if7t,l-'n7;7'rw7 lr7, At an Anunoniate equal to Peruvian ,, !(- J ( Guano, . j , .J J .... -..::.. . . ' . , 1 ' :, : ' ' FOR SALE AT , " 1 ..- : ; : . "10 . . SS.OO per.Ton. Will exchange one ton of meal for two tons 01 couon seed delivered at any railroad sta tion or landing on Neuse, Trent and Tar Rivers, freight paid both ways. - - Highest price paid for cotton seed. " l- -A. R. DENNISON, ".' , ; ' marSt-diwtf . -Owner and Proprietor. , A. II. HOLTON, 'nt" 5' '"'1.! J, 1 1 ivTij o.yi. : DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic 1 -. . 1 1 ' . "V7INE3 & LlCU0r.3, , TOEtAccoG;;nicnno. s t ' MIDtLE STREET, . ' 'i '.'''. ;,'."'. ' ,.' ": .'. ' ',,1 ":" ".'X-. .. p..:-. r: ixr, n. n aiu'lyt!.;. ,y .. 4 . M . fj . l i i t t We have established In the city of New Bernea , , , , . ,, , LAND AGEIVCY, for the DUrDOSe Of ailVAHIslns anA .allln- n.. Commission real estate In New Bemo and In tup country adjoining. ' t' Ci .. , i All parties desiring to sell lands,' will ' It to their Interest to place them in AGENCY for sale. . . . - We will advertise all property committed ' ur AGENCY,, Jn the.-New Bewa.JocBiiAt A3JB WIM. MARK NO fcrfAHBte Vtn,BW k BaIk is kpfbci'Cd. . ' Our experience In the examination of Deeds will enable as to guarantee to the buyer, sat- ' Isfaotlon lti regard to title. . . - , ,r ,.; HOLLAND ii GTJIOS. ,f . novWtf j U , wiw (eal Estate AgenUi -" ' ' . New Berne, N. C On O mlla n . ,1 .i I,.), Mn, - , n ;. "ARM of forty acres with good dwelling house attached.' The land Is situated between two tracts of Mr. Jog. L. lthem's on Trent , V,H."UU 18 an exceeuiugiy desirable tract fop all Trucklug. , , For further particulars apply to ; -j ff V novlStf r lroLLASft 4-,GUION. 150 Acres of Timbered Land1 ftn a mIIa aaa. tT l- .i. '.- ' , vuji umjc cans iiuju UttVeilHJK, nmr A W. U R. R.. nllntnlnar tha lamiu .vv t a n , Terms moderate, t Apply nt one t ' t 3 " ' . - ; i u, One Large and.DesirableLot In the City, situated corner ot East Front and K ng streets,! adjoiniug that of Jonathan Havens, Esq. Terms modomt. Apply to 6. . One large and desirable lot on the concr ot ' Broad and, Bern , streets. t Terms , jnvstraate." - Apply to.it,, 1 1, HOLLAND1 .GUW. J,.: Vno.l 7i!,. 7-::, T;y f ih;stX-;X Om desirable farm-v-50 acresu.ss eteared '' and under cultivation ; with a new two story dwelling attached. Situated 8 inllesU'rom- . the city by railroad, directly on the tailroadi county road and rtver. ' For fmther particu-. larsapply to . .,- , HOLLAND UIHON. . ; - 'I . V '' ''.. 7 " -iT- 4- ' ':( " ! ! 1 r'ly ' ' t Desirable Traot. .- Situated by county road, seven miles' from' New Berne, one mile and a quarter from the r railroad. One farm wilh dwelling and out houses attached, known as "Hcuppernong ' : ' forme:ly.wned by Chelate CoLlI. T.Uvkin.' i For furtr.eipeittlcu)Hrs apply to s. 4,... k (I. I . lllll .1111 M. IIIUMI v ;7. Pfi:i-'..i i6 -. .Jf Desirable House and Lot, on Craven street, two doors below Pollok. One dwelling honse .with large tyt attached. Terms moderat. w , t Apply at once to - 1 . T - ' s c HOLLAND GtlON 9 Valuable Farm'.''"1 By water 16 miles from Newber, en th south side of Neuse Klver; (W0 acres of land, v. 40 acres under cultivation and well fenced. . , For further particulars apply to i Whasf and LoL foot of King street, In thlsj oily, ' HOLLAND GlIlON. ' ' '', .'j ':77a&vii777: -'ZZ fi77.:' r In Pamlico county, near head of Smith's Creek, one store ond dwelling-house, with la acres of land attacked. Terms moderate. .. HOLLAND A (il ION. i ' v.- !..--h"u :. i7 ;jr.) :7-r-s- . The Newspaper! .i" V 'NEWSY. f n ' (innh a.!.! ' 'f" ,fil . .. . ..-. r. ; , CHEAP ! Weekly CaiJiier-JouriiaL. The COUKIEB-JOURN4L, (Henry Wat terson, Editor), is by circulation and reputation tlie acknowleljrcJ Rerircxen-'ii tatite JTewspapef ol the South.' ' As at; reliable and waluablo newspaper it has' no suncrior in this ennntrv nr in the J kUU Uworld. 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The New Bernian (New Bern, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
May 17, 1883, edition 1
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