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Ti i; Willi.: t7. r'; y ;i: ! J ', . "v"'1 ' '-. '; i ' J iThl v. :n i7 ii. I, Il i J :l 12 JUTS 'A '. ' ...l.j.i r-.-ti.t irtt 'S' A- 'Jit, ' i'j;i il -V r? ir.-'. u;ir .... ,. ' !.:, Wit '!.- ti . '..'ii- ? , 'f . " - ' f ? !jr. cr- . r t vnHH5- ..'.tr.r..tH') .... , VOli. ili - 3 vr:JlI i,J IjEKIN J&w. -v)JA WEDNESDAY' OCTOBER 31. 1883 :-:;r::r':r::.jPi82.' ti ' n i -rr wat;: r.'AY aTAi.iL 'all 4i J '11 T' At . LOCAL NEWS. WN&W. advertisements I : " 1 i ,. ; Jos. Pchwkbin Clothing, carpets, etc WLiJ(& ijurr i AtikuiucjD nil mir. i Skitinq Rink. j'ourqal ttti'nlktiiC Almanae. " ,. , Sun sets, 5:05 I1Q hours, 43 minutea. t;;:;!;sav5p,in, nn rises, o:: i ijeugm wi uay, '' ' 1l.e' iriok notji lT H.Cutieri hew t ctna-9 m about completed.. . , t,'p r-'-Myttonfaoii tepHflejl that yesterday I ii , 'i Judge Seymour left for Wilmington oh'Mbnday erenirig, where he1 is holding B. Schwerin says he has no'Co."ind .'IthahhieanB exactly what hw'ad.' 1 states.', . T .'. 'V Btessr? W-f. MwHll andaines f FtapkBvol 04siowiir in the city 4? ith cotton, The steamer jvewse ' rlved, yesterday eveningj jwith, bales of c'ott6n,900 x.uBlvels pit rice and 15 passengen. j ;t, . In the Banks county, Ga., ku Ulux cages wpica were,, tried, at Atlanta on the 27t! 'ti, $igfit prisoner were con- . yicted. . , , , ':,( , ,. I The President hag issued, hi$, prqcla- matiQp.tseUing aside Thursday, Novetfl , .berSOth, w ftday of National Thanks , giving. . j j., Arrangements are being made in the couiousej yard for the laying of the coi ner" stone. A The' time " is just two -week from to-day. ' 1 '; : ' V'm' y authoityjid; Moses' invert the letter H, is the question that one of . ourespectod citizens wants answered by the Normal lass. . - " j c mt it m . i. j rr i j . anev sieamer ;xi. iscovt .arriyea " from Baltimore yesterday evening with - ajood jorgo of Jf'eneitai merchandise, , .and wjll go out this morning with a full The Shenandoah came in yesterday . morning with ' a full cargo. Capt : jjijf fjkmtligate skys there was a severe wind in Pamlico sound at about 2 o'elock . yesterday (mornihg. v She carried J out , ; between six and seven hundred bales of cotton yesterday evening. !? , We call attention to the new adver v'tisement of Mr .'Jos.' Schwerin 'which appears in this issue. He carries an exta good stock of eady made cloth- . ing, nneiine oi oarpeis ana A general . assortment of dry' jgoodsHis stock, is .attractive and will bear inspection, j Thfl jTewBef ne- Silver .Cornet Band Jwjttjtarnish xriiisiovlt the skating tink to-night instead of, next, Fridav nfeht. . ' UT8 jBinelUiUmetH'ibandwill plaV at the rink until further notice. The k ' ' MaV tkti 1 1 ka Arvan no Vk atftixwnL titvSnn i"the month of NpVember. "i-i '' ', 'v. Mf- M.' 'Rice' arrived on Ihe 'steamer iihI'Mhim TMtArAil Avnninir With ' rwti tr ; i, o sale and Rice to carry back home. Mr. ...lii'..FIY,'.l""'WI V ' -V.v. v ... w vm.: vw . who 'live'at homfe 'and 'bpards'at the ' 5 '' Alld taa nfivflr IVMid-ftt n. nnnnil ni' mnni-. -j tor consumption on the ajrtn! hjrever 4:nt we una one pi tnese sort we una a joint Ijaclibofle'jpf th couiiry; Mr. .Trwhna Dnnn . of Pamliofv. a InlhA , city- il brought up a load of seedj cot ' ";itott"an4 ibier :';ptjptioi,jbt the JOtTRNAt, tttffag'ffM he yxiwas tired .f i taking : pains to pass our .onlca on the .dnrvoBite side of tha . .street. unpaid tip until next June and said ne oi iree;,ip vfU onj einec pipe ox ine . , aitree unil ibatutiJae. I wlafre many . -j mner fmnscriDerfr who -imamr. unnii. , -. fptvyirapBr, and.theyiopt like, to - .Iioomaiironnai Unlesi theW cabTtar! Iid. ... - T..i 1 . l. . !inedj lb ey can " feke paper - ete$aaUy , ''and etare the editor in the fac every " i ay withput paying a cen, - - TTnftlrorfftTi Tfome. ! . c The health of this' place ia verr cood. "','1". ! Iheealfier'.eliwltliliw ex- f'a t rarrmtia . . . .... ..... ...... liilliL The Btoame'C'dr'oKiia Made her iflrst ii trip this week.: i'f ! ,t.-icin vHf-vij : ' C '..7ti; The market here is very gpqdV'; Plenty j " " "Of no fence" bef...i.f.-m.ii,-u.f -jr. I '.. '.."j' .' Miss iliOa . Ed wards',1, 'of jJCinston, Is '; !" visiting friends here. i s - ITie merchants do A very good trade, : - ' tore this season ot the feuf'S'i. .. ;. 1. t ; 1 . Tl'e bridge at this" place ' let complete and the boats can pass with safety.) - tvi -'Mw B J- Creech and family are gone . to Johnson county , to gpendsome time ' The farmra nrA' Airrrirtr' tvitjifnna. ' , ' . which evervbodv known i hard vnrk. : ! (W; ) ('. Every evenir, cm be heard the roar . " of wiigons, bringing cotton, banda from '. thefiolds. ., , '!: '' 1-.'.!, A great many of tlse 'voung people of ':'. lIooKe'in went to :the conference; at JKrmvi..o. v.! .1 .. 1 Cp'rt. Vehb has gone north to purchase I'-'jcsm t'.icy 1 ava is not sufliciont, .i; ; - . V- 0 yems r"o; !a of Hooker' l;i don't "bfliove ju c 2 married. A never t4 fc?ye R.y wed.ng ta report. ti,io ; . I No nreachinir In the fit lt SnnA. '.'Miss Nora Kine.'of Wilaon.' is visitimr Ulna Tjm Tnl.l. J , 7 k'y r of the Nim and Ofr A Saturday., ;k; h Capt.. Carrawav i . . ,. 'i : 7 . wr:was in town Kev B. W. Nash did not fill, his ! ap pointmant at Hickory Grove last Sun day.. M.WO..O.;. v Box 7 has had one answer to his ad. which will be duly! responded tp and courtesies exchanged. t , i, , The liouor seller Convicted of sellinir liquor to the small boyjmdmaking him arunK, was not from La Urange. Say iromaningureeJiroi Colemanvj a Vvll T m IwinnA Vn.tn MH place in my knowledge for dog trading, Some time since James Wiggins sold a WUUU.BWHV UOBW EU1T dog for fifteen dollars. Afterwards he Dougm mm oacK ior ia. Tb otrjer day he sold the same dog for $18, and bought another, and a better one. for Cash in band $13 and a better dog than the firet. , ' ' : r ' .' '!:' ' ,' ( , , Below is. the . report of Prof. H. H. Williams, one of th Prinninnia nf tha Collegiate Institute in our place, for the' month of October. The patrons of this institution, and the friends of education srenerallv. wilLba nleaaed tn know that. tha ORtronnirn of thia flnhnnl ia wn Wter than ever before. Everv denartment is supplied, with experienced and thor- Arhlv nnAnmnl ahad nafmnfAiKi the coarse of study discipline,; eta. is second to no institution of the kindipor ont of tha State. 1 1 T -v.'i". : ' , ,; ' last v of "Honor PudIu" in the La Pupils" in the La Grange Collegiate Institute during October. . .f . .. '-- 'v-n.;;.-, . ,, ; . . . STAR ROLL.'. , "; ' Scripture Hattie Wooten. ? -' Higher Grammar Ina Bizzell and G, E. Mew born. .. ... -i ( Intermediate Arithmetic J. C. Woot en. . ' i , v. n- HONOR ROLL. .' Greek K. E. Sutton. ' ' ' German Lillie E. Rouse and Lillian Dillon. . Higher Grammar P. E. Mewborn, myrtie fope, Ada Bynum. Fourth Reader My rtie ' Pope, Eliza Primary Arithmetic Hattie Wooten, Hattie Bynum, Sam Wooten and W. Eason. ; - Primary Grammar E. C. Kinr. Mr. Turnage, Lettie McCoy, Rachel Brewer. ueograpby of the State JLxm Sutton, Hattie Wooten, , Hattie Bynum,, Lettie McCoy, Sam Wooten and W. Uzzell. Book-keeping D. S. Wooten, S. Kirk Patrick, J. G. Williams, J. C, Wooten ntirl .T T. Cnhh , . - Intermediate Arithmetic J. G. Wil liams,, M , Turnage, H., Thompson, . KirWricVKatie' zell and Bettie Fields .' Scripture Lon Sutton, Hattie Bvnum Ava laylor, Daisy yvalters,. 8am woot en,' W. Eason.' ' ' v 1 i . Intermediate Orammar-May Bouse, ura tnzzeu, wancy Best, and Wi v. Wooten. Third Reading Lon Sutton, Hattie Wooten, Hattie Bynum, Sam Wooten. Those are placed on the "Star Roll" who have not missed a question during" the month; V 410" being perfect, 'those receiving ap average of "9M for the en tire month are placed upon the "Honor Roll." ' . H. Williams, Instructor. Mr, Elias Grout the cotton buyer from Hassachusetes,, arrived here last week and the cotton bags rolled in after him It Bold last Saturday and Monday John 1. Vause took from his trap in Neuse' river last week an enormous cat- fishnjeasuring 29 inches in length, four- UWU 1U UUU UI 1UU11CP UC- fje IPZ&VZ- S? jtErr, v. .mm n . m. JnhnU' llrhv. Kin., nr wilminirmn. was attending our Superior Court dur I!i It- o . " T j ' ing the latter part of the '.week. If not a Judge, heilbas the learnings of one, and 'will' some day reach that' position, If the .long-haired gentleman from Duplin county seen on our streets last Saturday be a fair upecimen citizen of the',"State of Dnplin," let' ua b the- denizens of that locality to come out $t the woods and jtet their hair Out, , jMrn. fcmma Burt, wife of u,,.w. ilurt, rnerobant of-this place, died herd last 8uduy"of-typhoid feef. 'She was the daughter oi our countyman, w. a. West and married Mr. Burt about two years ago. , She had been sick just ! two weeks and leaves an infant child. ' i ,Mr. -W. HO'Berry has kHied the sa w mill and lath faotorr of Jacob F, ParrbttS iat jKinston,' paying $1000 per annum rent, It is good property and O'lJerry knows now "to run tne ma- chine.'1 If iff said Jacobas WUl now revisit Boston and hate more fun with .the.laotel.head; vaiteri and.Qov. Butler, . .iWi B. ..Ferrell and wife, Georgia C, FerreJl,' Jaj L. Broadway and all other child) ren of Jesse W. Broadway, through their lattornies. Strong & 1 Perry, have instituted a suit in our Superior Court again! et . S. Broadway for partition of all th Broadway land ia Lenoir county and I lave obtained from Judge Phillips an or :der restraining and enjoming E. Broa dway from-, receiving or In any maninerinterferingwlththertnls and n; rofi tsof the said -1 land, an -with the land ; itself until the injunctive proceed- intra 7are heard whioh" will be at Golds- bout, N. C, Noy. . 13th, 1883. And the J f, .nAint W- iliannaihtf r.t tha Mtf i land rt. the, rente i.antf proflto tK 1 aolrnl . tj. h linnLnrnrl tru stee for the children in the matter the! aale under mortgage of a part aai d land, as . WCU BS inAll Other land owlned bv JesRe W. Broadway "at de Path U tO be heard at Ooldsboro, u. . isov. iatn iooa.. . . . h fait lluverior' Vrnd- ka('Week d- jo -urned Saturday eveningafter a week close and laborious work. It ira- i d op our s'-ori,! the performance of La '6ransfe Items an ninjleaUat duty the 1 hanging . of I UuUford Boon,, on .Thursday, December ottl. looa, who. was convicted of an ????!.Im if.uW'lJ, I vvuvuuo MnuuiiUi ucuvu vyu U K J I bMtgTac.wnpiefotrrt twoWd a half days. the jury delivtring their, verdict about .11, o'clock Friday night in about an hour after the case SESijtEl S! .--., loway, assisted by Clement Manly, EsM of New Berne, and John F. Wppten. ol Kinston. The eflforf of Mr. Van) wa TOJil?T Sai eft To 7or a W taTbaT. dmiht nnon. whii Maara oa,, . and Wooten maintained their'welles. J UUillDllcU rcUIlLULlOnH RR l7rllTllTlfll T)liKllI i 1ALI 1 1 t . t era and orators. The defence was ablyl manaaed bv the senior counsel. A. J.I Loftin, JJm)K nd" Rouse, who had the! advantage of, pleading for human liW,1r-itI: ..v" t "t'.l""" and they used it welL The effort of I Mr. Loftin was concise, compact and! argumentative and combined everTthincrl that could have done for the defendant. I Th effort of Mt. Rouse gave promise pf great success at, the bar.. iHe has an ad-1 mirable address; is a keen- logician and au orator of no mean powers. His speech m defence of Soon his maiden effort at ce oi ooon nis maiden enon ai -was a pieceof uuuaual forenric t.The prisonetiwas bronght le iudge Saturday morningand I the har- eloq uence.1 before the . iuuuuii before.sentence was pronpunced, spoke 1 0.0011 C ATI nOllT ill rPftlVinaA m T.nA fill PA. I tior why the death judgment 'should nt be pronounced . against him. He vehemently and' plausibly denied au complicity in the revolting crime of i wmcn ne bad been convicted and feel mgiy and piteously begged for the in fliction of any other punishment than death and concluded with an affection ate farewell to judge, jury and the audiencie.' " The ' condemned ' man Ms about forty years old compactly and muscularly built though of small statute is of the eineerbread tvDe and has the quick and sharp mother wit of the mulatto race. He is said to be the son i of the " famous runaway negro, Guilford Soon, who. about the breaking out of the late war, murdered his owner wnue the latter was attempting to catch him' and was himself shot to death by ! the Federals during the late war for .some great crime. - . H Puck Creek Items. j OyBtert are plentiful but not very fat as vet. owina? to the hieh tides. Solm. (iornto has got well and says if any young, good-looking girl wants a goodhuBband just let him know soon. Fish are scarce but ar comiuir now In pretty1 thick. Wallace Lewis Levi Mydvett and George Winberry are catching some yery fine roe mullets. HBheriflB vnsterdnT..' I Heavy spell of easterly wind and con- siderable rain makes the tides veryJi.'. i A 1 high and result Is some sickness among us. Col. E. W." Fonyille, ' Robt.',Gillet, Ed. J. Pollard, S, Simon and several others are and jiave been very sick, but n6l deaths or marriages this week as hArd from. Out frieno: tfen Humphrey, Register of Deeds!' I00W" Well, but says he has no idea of being beaten next year in the race - lor Jttegister. t Jlis independent oponent, yvara,: says he will show him about that when the time comes, , and another man says listen what I have to say, too. j A pretty good red! eye, sparring and weight-throwing match occurred ' at Marine's store Saturday last between two respectable citizens of our com munity. No one' got' hurt much and the beligerents finally made friends and took another drink together. After ward one of Jhem , became, dissatisfied and got dut a! Warrant against; the other, reBult not yet kn0WD, k I JJ II rilllf Clllirt. UL JMCHNFin VI I H 1HKE WHH K I 1-v 1 T. - an 1 the parties who were in .the habit of I t. i1 a ' : 'ii ' j l.j geinug "O" uuvn uettu-gear auoaru uaa to keep quiet on account of the police newly established there. Lewis Avery, Henry Oanaday, Ualeb Morton and one other, don't remember who, kept the town pretty quiet, and some of the most drink- tern no good to drink if they can't squall after wards. Schooner Southerher, from the Straits, I (Jarteret county, Uapt. Isaiah beffers, went ashore near New river ba? last Friday.. ;he Ws, in, part goaded with apples and sweet potatoes and bound for Charleston, S. C, to go in the rice trade. She was put afloat on Monday and came inside the river with 'damage to the amount of one-fourth her value, so I hear. Cause, not acquainted with ! the waters of, this Jbar. , 'j;he schooner was owned by the Uaptain's father.) 1 Jones jCouiity Items. The workmen on the Neuse River Navigation Company's warehouse are busy rearing it up ., t,..f .,,, . ; Cora- plaining of severe colds. They are very prevalent every where, . '" Mr.1 H. 'C. 1 Parrbtt ' hds suspended operations at bis saw mill for a short Uime in order to rest his hands and team. S. I xjie rjver j8 Very low but ft seem that the low water don't prevent the Bteam- Urs from carrying all the freight they canget. " , - j Fresh pork was selling at 10 cento' pier pound in Trenton on Saturday .last. Eggs 17 oents per dozen, beef, choice PeCC CBI118 per pOUnU. The'farmers art maklng'gbbd useot a every lair uy khuwhijk uioir unnio, of whieh they aay are a great deal shorter of than they expected.'! Corn wi'badly in- J"" recem rainy weuiuer his II The mosquitoes are terrible in, the N. I woods 1 and , lowlands. I heard , a gen ueman sar -tnac ne' uiea- iKKsnoot a squirrel the other day and they covered his gun barrel and blinded him, so gave up and went home, At Mrs. -il. E. l'ritchetta sale III Ml. I H ' '.'I i Tuesday, November : 6th;: hogs, cattle, farming -tools,; household and kitchen ag-lfurmtvre, will be, sold on that day. The S.mW ' fiii Ve, Cipij UUUf IA attCUUi , , I that steam' whistles are i..r..,Vfl'.. ptt,Hd: drew's, the Trent's and the. Blanche's tim8J e. sue piuncae b a gong., vne oi mem gaid thd other , day 'she 1 hated to hear that curious whistle !bf dis liew boat; it sounded so mournful that it made her d 1 '9 " 1 5 now.resume my. say conceming we pusmesa men r irenton: Tomy u, ... . I . 1 . Me most moapst, unassuming men in .8. u? ' wait.upon yoti and J 8Talm nis store; .as . : r, -. . " z .z. T-r-r-y. him a visit and you' will certainly call again.1 Mr. E. G. McDaniel, next door, is a very energetic man and a very good business man. Should you wish to trade for cash, he is ready .for, you.' Should you wish to mortgage, he will accom modate you in a satisfactory manner,' ana ne nas Deen very lenient to his time .SSf2SSt fmw'Sf,gS n y customers, particularly those who treat you try to cheat mm certainly find it out. He has . ..... '"V ?" ; " "I had 'em all," said a rubicund hap py-faced gentleman. '''All what?" asked his friend. i)" Why all the symptoms of malaria, viz., lame back, aching joints, sleeplessness, indigestion, dizzy fits, cold extremities, rush of blood to the head, constant fatigue, no appetite, pains in the breast after eating, night sweats, alternate chills and fevers, etc. etc., but Brown's Iron Bitters cured me and I recommend it as being the only perfect tonic made." CITY ITEMS. This column, next to local news, is to be used for local advertlutag. Katun, 10 cent a lino for first Insertion, ami 6 cents a line for eacn subsequent insertion. THE BEST BEADING. The Youth' Companion, published by Perry Mason & Co., of Boston, is a sprightly entertaining paper, deserved-; ly popular, ana is, witnout exception, the best of the kind Dublished in Ameri ca. It is filled to overflowing with the choicest original matter, of so diversi- hed, a character that it never foils to in terest, instruct and amuse, and U wel comed in the household by young and Old alike. Each year, during the last haii century, has but added to its dodu- larity. until now, in ; its fiftieth volume, UlSSOlULlOIl 01 UODartnerSlllD. The law firm of CLARK b CLARK has been I mssoiveu uy mutual connent, me junior, w. w . uiaric , waving removed to itaieigii. (T. C. L-LAiik. KonoLwi DOTTY: (J ' CLARK & DUFFY 1TTOBNEYS AT LAW, .' NEWBKRN, N. C, , Ofllce opposite the Oimtou Jlouse. ocjldtf THE KUSII itOLLEK SKATING RINK 1 w . 1 i wi; will be open in the WlSiiiSTEIN BUIIJJINO. ,;E?ERY. EVENING: -: 1 ;: ! !. rl .- y:- II;; .l I I 1 fii..tl rii-. .() Jrvn,1r 'joi i,r ! ' Ladies admitted ,t the Rink, and fur- nSahmi aVaWnn krt Anlncm FRRlt OF o r 1 pwiTifrF tf." rrir?" L. cm ;.: . - OAS iTHHT J T. . " Mos Ste, Stock LOWER THAN EVER.! octStMtf. , h rnrI ATta' TnTATTAtit I IjlvAWUi. Ux OJjJNJLIN J r-l. -.,;;.M muvtO the V 1 3illincr,arfiaent L,; WEINSTEIK'S STORE! BY MRS: WEINSTEIN ; - ON Thursday, First hj of HoYemlierMiB83. bW-. Handsome Hole ItXow Peices. !! jFOR SALE, CHEAP. ' Tlftvintr nurchaaed t.hn . . Stos! si.lt Fixtures tr I. A ,;TTvf P ATTTT?D .n u, jl viiuu Oi, and' nbi wishing ' tOr move 'the itoodtu I I will' aelll them- during the week at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-. hope every uuu win cuit nnu secure a ourgain neiora icwtooiate. ).;;.Mi ii ? , ivi w oc "lit ' ' 1 ' I a ( ,J I 4 Oyclcrs. 1 'O The KINEst dVSTEIW the MAttKlif AK FOltptJ oaahe found t -,h ui.h , David 8peiffht?;, , he At MARKET DOCK, loopnd floo in the fir on iron Buiunng. - - 4T eryea in an (tyiei,,,, -. ectsvdim COMMMCIAli. " JODRNAt' 0FFICK,' 0ct.' 80, P. M. COTTON Sales yesterdbyilBMales t Q tr Q S.l- marlraf lull ,! New york futures barely.steady, .Middling, 8i; Strict jjow Middling, 9; Iw Middling, 9k Ordinary,, " NBW YORK SPOTS. Middling1,' 10 5-8; Strict' Low Mid- d,in? 10 7-16; Low Middling id 1-4, 1, -Mi FDTUBBS. MORNING.. . NOON. !:! l - . SVENINO. ' '10.50 October,'-1 10.48 J 10.50 JNovember: 1U.5U. December, 10.61 January, 10.75 ' ilO.Sli. 10.62 , 10.75 ' 10.51 10,62 10.75 of '1600 RICE Market ' brisk; sales bushels at $1.00 to 81.08 1-2, including sacks. CORN No sales marke); unchanged. - DOMESTIC MARK ET. ' , Tuepentinb Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25. TAR Firm at $1.23 and $1.50. Beeswax 25c. per lb. Honey 75o. per gallon. Beeb On foot, 5c. to 6c. HAMS (Jountry, 131c. per pound. Laud Country, 12Jo. per lb: Fresh Pokk 7a8o, per pound . Eggs 21c. per dozen. Peanuts $lal.25 per bnshul; : FoDDEBr-t80c. to $1 per hundred. , , Onions $3( 8.50 per bbl. APPLES 75c.a$l. 25 per bushel. Peas 85c. per bushel. i . . Hides Dry. 9allc: green 6a6.:. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 45a50c. per pair: spring 25a40c. ,, MEAL 70c. per bUHhel. , Potatoes Bahamas 35c; yams50. Wool 12a20c. per pound. ,. Shingles West India.dull and nom. inal; not wanted.1 Building 5 inch, hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 per M, wholesale prices. New Mess Pork $13.00: lone clrars itc. shoulders, dry salt, eio. , molasses and byrups 221a45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.75 par barrel.! : . House For Rent. A GOOD TWO-8T0BY BUILI1INQ on George Street. Apply to . Da. FRAK DUFFY, oct:iOd,'it New Berne. N. C. For Sale, ANI0K HOtTSK, with eight rooms and nil neceiiaary oothouacii and a large lot on Ger man Btreet, in theOlty of New Berne. jrorwmB appiy w' Wi J. AND Wlf. ti ('I. AUK I.' oct23-dlm Attorneys at Law. 1000 Bushels Rust Proof BVU 500 Bundles Ties, 20,000 Yards Bagging. For sale by DAIL BROS., Commission Merchants, ' New Berne, N. C. THE CHEAPEST r, It I cvmi miuuuiM i:u! j HI) l;;Defy pprapetition i! !. i The Regular Opening . will e on -M...V'r.:i ;;:.v :.::o.-; - TlillnSDiqci 25. Mrs.1. M.D: DEWEY, 1 j. ; "pOLLOCK 8TREET, Nekrly OppAalt Old Staad.! l 4 i $W 'l:iilt IH tvsi ii.. MINCB f;- - I'l'Vi' .JW- W t..,i .;. '' n i r.;-.,!M.'.Ui;.i.VIMI -..'i'!' my S"TTTJ Ivr is," "WW ' iih s 1 I . . . i . l;hAASA..t , . .1 . ... . .. PY4 WlijteBawi ij(J5ot!i . , , UtiAnh lnnnn,i 1 Al s- Freeh Canned tolistora. MS I . Unioino - i rn t 'eilo. rat li'i 41 ;-,! i, .. i':..'! 1 ., 11 . mi mm mm mmm 25 Doz. CclIinsCAxcs, N. C.PattCTii t8.M pel- Doxca. KVry cue warranted I1 ,',l. ! .it. ,.'-:;) oet2f-dwtf : P. M. IUnEYv: Bonth Front street, New Berne, I ' I' I Ml' f ' Will You Do 117 or 15 emu, you rn Always find then, PALMKH'rt ( (gar and 'JCobacco Hlore at tli won ok "The Majok's." Also. go.l Matt r. iJeep tuwK, u jnr Mineral Water and GIjilm r Ale. Umidlov.iintncei. innim. inniu etc ll you etui Judge what tht la. It laDnk.' of Durham ('.KitrettoR, Tobacco for Chewli' orymokliiK, I'lpes, and " - . ' -.VUuU,fnia and am. . . . , W. L. PALMER, Next to g. k fornpr of apuu Front and " v, f f ' J ' vMlddteBtreH, octZi-dtw NewBerue. N.t' i. c. YEonnns, .!i.. NEW ST0R Broad St., between RaOroad and. Midd r. UALL AND OETi Ne- Buekwbeat Flour apt trains d Honey, , . , Fulton Market'Spiceil Coriiei' feetf, The very best Flour, ("', ; Teas, Coffee aud Spice, ' ' ' Hani anJ Sugar Cured Sboulders, Large and Small Pearl Hotniny, Smoked. Beef, n-.: ti . liottlod Horse KdixU,, ., Canned and Bottled Goods, Potted Meats, .HI Preserves and Jell , , , Prunes and Currants, ' Cakes and Crackers, Candies!' ' '' Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Snuff, - And everything usually lpt in a First Class Grocery. -.,,! . Satisfaction guaranteed or, money re funded. , , , oct21dtf I. C tEOMASS. O: (MIRKS Leader of Low Prifies. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Has J list returned from the North wltll a la 11 e , hu weii-seiecwu BtocK o Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions, Cheaper Than Ever1 Offered Before. I will have Hpeclal Hale eVerv1 Wk in I ery line MyHtook of DEEMS GOODS, gueh aa Sllkf, HatlnB, CaNlimen-H and Mourning Uoods caii not be mashed lor the money In the State I have alarae llueof Dreag Trlmraingg.Kin. brolilerlenand Edgings at reduced priced. . .... .ui.v.. .i m UUUVG CMM n groat variety. Special attention in Calif! to anr 1. partment. Aiao, Uarpetd j,mj Oil Clotlia.. - T,ttl ,' j A laree Htoi-k uf ll..im Vmn. ,.r ... description. . ' " .: . " " "." " ancy boods, Haskets, Tinware, etc.: etc Sueclal indiinAtirunU sale CHHtomeiB, and aatlsiaction guarant u,l to every one. , , , ., Lome e ,i-ly and get the drat pick. 0. MARKS. octaidwllm Pollock t . New Herri X p. THE UNRIVALED NEW FARMER GIRL .frvrgfeif COOK STOVE. Nothing further seems necessary to make the New Farmer Girl a perftrct and beautiful cooking apparatus. , It ha large ' Flues and. ' Ovenr. Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging IJearth, Pate, Deep Asli Pit and Ash Pan. The Cross Pieces all have cold air braces, and the Covers art smooth and heavy., , , , .,,r Utrge single, Oven Doors. , Tip lined. The largely increased sales af thin Stove attest ; its! popuiarityn-overy stove IUI&JF mvai.,tlmruf I .P,.M.,I)RANEY;f SOLK' JGENTi IKEW BERNK N. C, '.I..'.': ..') l i T, .'C '".f auy uustiiiKB wantea ior r armer uiri Cook Stovek sold by P. M. DRANEY at 0, , !)OCl7dwtf 10 cte per pound, , :i 1. lit ' t it'.iU iiuiii ) .-0 .. Vr...y ..,.!.( iiJL ,1 jyr w i ib ! J j i i it m 3'U,,' ETC I'll-.'! -ill.) " H-.i!! k jMiif;,".!! I j 1 - l " i n : , - y "ine' naii ddi 1 or kc mm HCnAtin. "BLANK, "Hit t .. s-, j' ; n .. - .'.iL-s'1.;;'! - - t' ! I i J.'jJu:9'ir y 1 ,lniii;i.l )iu IIA !-l:t'ij 5,! I- .n x
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 31, 1883, edition 1
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