North Carolina Newspapers

Baii 7 . vol, if. NEW BERNE, N. O., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1883, NO, 200, LOOALNEWS. mm iSiatium limine . jtyri 47 i htmrs, 61 minutes; . .'. , , . ... " -far' faffe tfo'ta at the rink last ' tJbto fetttitfo? ten1 tents yesterday si - Sv'VHtWF drifts' k festered itu 8 gf caf jpapy .S'jJPfSS1 Who wiUget The earner (Sit'v; ,"'oo?i carried a full cargo pf po(ifti an,j ()f ff(JfUi ' "yesterday. ... -. t - Thanksgiving turkeys, are 'going at 1 i! one to two dollars apieca, and bard to . : " flndatthat. , . . , The schooner John IV. Hull bag ar.- ' rived from Philadelphia with a cargo pf " coal for Elijah Ellis. ". : , A little fire at E. B. Cox's stable last .night brought out the Firo .Department inhot haste. No damnge. . . :' (flare and hounds' chase will come tit ThanltsEiving day.- Many ladies will join in the sport. Thanksgiving service. will bo held iu ' tlie Presbyterian church at '11 o'clock a. iu. by Eev, L. C. Vass. Mr. Sara K. Eaton is North purchasing 1 ' holiday goods and ha?' already sent for ' ward several installments of valuable bridal presents. '', llallett Bros, obtained,, through their vr cotton brokers, Kinsey & Oliver, on yes- V ' " terday, the highest price paid for cotton . recently; It was of an extra grade and ; hrought ten oebt. A '' : ' ' .. - . . ' The Hifc SuaUc. By reference to the advertisement in another column, Mr. E. C. Howes will exhibit td-day and to-morrow the Giant African Python, which he claims to be the largest living snake now onex- hibition. We suppose that Mr. Howes ' ihas his snakeship chained, muzzled or Caged. so tliat there will bono danger, and our citizens will have the privilege of seeing this wonderful monster for the small sum of ten cents. . Correction ' '"'.' ' Oua Stonewall correspondent in his items of yesterday was ' evidently mis taken in his reference to the Judge, who held 'COUJit ia that county last prag.: Oar attention has been called ' to the fact that Judge Shepherd held the court at that time and remained un--,til the docket was cleared. Our cor respondent must have had reference to -last fail or the spring before. We have yet to Hear bf. Judge Shepherd's leaving ' a CQurt before eoupJeting his work. 'The Entertainment yo-NlgHt. ' We have probably said enough on the . subject of the entertainment to-night ,and to-morrow "night but our anxiety : ; is great that our people shall by a liberal : 'patronage show to the world that they do appreciate the gallantry of our fallen fBOldiera who died in the earnest support ,-of a cause they thought to be right and ' upon the altar of whwh their life's '.blood was sprinkled. Ia honoring the memory of General Pender we are honoring that of every Confederate soldier, whether living or - dead, and .better still we are honoring 'ourselves also." . , Thon let us all go up as one man and present the small amOuntof the price of thetjfk.ets for the two occasions, have a pleasant evening's enjoyment and v come away thinking tho better of our selves because of doing so. ' , flanerlor Cevrt. v His Honor Judge Shepherd wsdSo-J - licitor Collins hammered away on the criminal docket all day yesterday, dis posing of several knotty cases. A com "mittee.'Vconsisting of Messrs. II. R. Bryan, F. M. Simcions and . W. W, 'Gark, was appointed to prepare a calen der of the civil dooket for next week,. . The following are the cases disposed of on the criminal docket:" . ." ' State vs. John Bryan: larceny and re ceiving. Jury' , -empanelled. ; Geo, U, White appeared for the defendant; Not .State vs.Dr. Charles Duffy and R. H. Berry; Affray. Duffy plead guilty'. Jury empanelled as to Berry. W. W. . inifirk for the defendant: Nixon, Sim- mons and Manlv for the State. Verdict: State vs David Swindell and Nathan TTill : iniiirinc iail. Nol bros, : i State vs. J. J. Wolienden and George rjroon- AfTrav. .Tnrir emnaiielled.. C , C. Clark for' defendants, Molicitor Col 'lius for the State. Verdict: Not guilty. State vs. Wm. Lovick; injuring per annul nronertv. W E. Clarke for de fendant. Verdict: Not guilty. State vs. Caesar Becton; perjury. W; E, Clarke for defendant, Nixon, Sim mons & Manly . for the prosecution. Dismissed at the cost of the prosecutor. State vsj David WhMby,7 false pre tense. Dismissed on payment of coat. .... Slate vs. SoutheyBlan gooffs; affray. Wm. Whitford for defendants. Ver dict: Not guilty. - , , ... Court adjourned to 01 o clock this morning. ; fiof&mt Basly arrived last night mi k fit th Guka Houie. 'To-night y will be fit th theatre. I Mti 3. 0. foy, of Rlohlands 1 ia the git?. ' . I fi Hi f elletier, Eiq., of Follokftville, is fittettdlflg eourt. - Messrs. J. f. Maids and John Elliott, of Jotted, called to m us lasi flight find renewed for the JotfflHAL. They rcwf t iiwt eftijw, hut wust have the pv, . Important tfl fUSJii f5Qlpipr Collins requests us to call the altsntian of Justices of the Peace in tfie 2d Jodjpial district to sections 744 and 745 of Ihp Code and ask that they act accordingly. For the benefit of thos wjjo have not yej; recejyed the Code we pppy the two sections: Section 744. When witnesses on the trial of criinin,al action to be paid; - not more thai two witnesses to be paid. iS7i-'2, ?.'96, s. 3. 1879, o. 264, s. 2. : r: ,. No person shall receive pay as a wit ness for the State on the trial of any criminal action unless such person shall have been summoned by the clerk un der the direction of the solicitor prose cuting in the court in vhich the action originated, or in which it shall bo tried if removed; and no solicitor shall direct that more than two witnesses shall be summoned for the State in any prosecu tion for a misdemeanor, nor shall any county or defendant in any such prose cution be liable for or taxed with the fees of more than two witnesses, unless the court, upon satisfactory reasons ap pearing, shall otherwise direct. And no witness summoned in a criminal ac tion or proceeding shall be paid by the county for attendance in more than one case for any one day; nor shajl the county be required to pay any such witness if his attendance shall he taxed in more than one case on the same day.. Section 745. On appeal from justice in criminal action, only two witnesses to he bound over. 1870, c. 2l"4, s. 8. .When the defendant shall appeal from the judgment of the justice of the peace, in any prirainal action, it shall be the duty of such justipo of the peace to select and bind over on behalf of t)i State not more than twp witnesses, and neither the county nor the defendant shall be liable for the fees of more than two witnesses ou such appeal, unless additional witnesses shall be summoned by order of the appellate court as pro vided in the preceding section. The justjees will at once see the in justice done many wtnessos by com pelling them to attend curt without compensation. Kins ton Items. A good rain here last Sunday changed our dust into mud, without mending matters greatly. There was a very dark darkey here last Monday rigged out in the uniform of a lieutenant of the "Lost Cause" and he looked like a lost nigger oq, AVirmt. nno thousand hales of Onttfin were shipped froni this place last week. The streets last Saturday were blocked with vehicles bringing it, while ax- change place was crowded disagreably. It brought from 9.43 to 9.70 for the best. Very little came in last Monday. If rou must have a best girl by all means set one from Kinston. . It is taid that a young lady of this place recently confessed that 6he so adjreu a dentin. the homeliest man or the place, SWQ, that she had had live teeth pulled for the sole privilege of being near him a few moments. ... Courting characters like our U. S. Commissioner Perry, and our indefatig able young mercnant, w. Hi. my, are anxious to know. what it signifies when oatB follow a courting couple, an editor being one of the couple. Our olrj sooth sayer. Kicnmona Bryan, predicts mat nmony will soon follow ana now ferry and Hay Keep themselves wen periumea with tincture of valerian when they go among the girls. i ii .i ' ; Hookerton Items. Sheriff Harper was in town to day. ' Business is brisk at this season of the year. . The Knights of Honor are thriving here,. . ; The weather i very warm for the season. , , The farmers are bringing in foads of baled cotton. . - . , . , , , , Tlie Methodist revival has closed with but four additions. j .:. i No Yaih in several weeks and the boats have not run in sometime. We hear of several families goipgto move to town, we bid thena welcome. 0. .a. nartsfleld, pf KinBton, ia in town tuning pianos, Flo carries his silver horn with him. Z. B. Taylor lost a bag of cotton gov ersal nights ago. They began the search immediately and have arrested some parties brought them to town and had a trial, bound them in a Dona tor tneir ap nearance at court. After the trial one of the witness, -a negro, stole a pair of shoes from Patrick & Dixon, but tbey caught him before hp made hia escape and took him to trial and cent Mm to Snow Hill to jail to wait thorp until court. , The official books show that Black well & Co. pay nearly two-thirds of all the revenue collected on tobacco in their district. Their facilitip for packing and storing, that the tobacco may not bp hurried but may have time to cure and sweeten in a natural way, are the larg est and finest in the worldA These facts are mentioned to ahow that when you use Blackwell'fl Durham Long Cut iu your pipe or cigarette you necessarily smoke a pure tobacco. , . La Granja Itiffls. "Cotton buyer. is a liUla efT," saiih the Rev. 0. J. Neisoa ftreatshed ia the Baptist church ia this place laet Sunday. CfirsoaCehbe.ef Qtme eeanty, had hie sin house burned last Saturday) together with about tout bales of eotton The fire was caused by Sparks front the engine. So insurance, N. 3. Rouse, Esq., had fuflawdf lust Saturday nitfbt, The botse started forwfird before eutiretf free itm the buggy, hmwif frigbtenid as4 fab, 4a--ing considerable damage to the buggy, Rev. J. P. Cavanaugh filled his ap pointment at Hickory Grove last Satur day and Sunday. I learn that the con gregation was large on Tuesday, and that he is making a very favorable im pression on the people. So mote it be. ; Two rows in town Saturday, in'both of which attempts were made to use the knife, so I hear. No serious damage was dpue, A little more stringent po lice regulations would have a whole some effect in such cases, and put a stop to such disgusting conduct of drunken men as wijLS pommitted here on Friday. Rev. J. D. Carpenter, P. C.,of this circuit M. E. Church, will leave for Statesville to-morrow (Tuesday) to at tend the Annual State Conference of his church. Mr. Carpenter has been here for twelve months, and has, by his piety,' zeal and ability, won to himself many warm friends, who hope for and expect his return to this field Thomas Dawson died at his residence in Lenoir Institute township, this county, on the 24th inst., in the 64th year of his age. Mr. Dawson had long been a true and faithful member of the Primitive Baptist church and was an exemplary christian. In his family he was one of the kindest of husbands and best of fathers, His life as a citizen was above reproach. A true christian, a loving companion and father and a peaceful citizen has died. His afflic tions were long and severe, but: "Servant of God, well douo ! Rest from thy loved employ:' The battle fought, the victory won, Enter thy Master's joy ! " ."The voice at midnight came; He started up to hear; A mortal arrow pierced his frame, He fell, but felt no fear. " "The pains of death are past, Labor and sorrow cease, And life's long warfare closed at last, His soul is found in peace" Swansboro Items. Mai. Russell made more potatoes than any foupmen jn our community. Elijah Summerell makes the largest hayman potatoes. One measured 14 inches long, 13 inohes around , and weighed 6fr lbs. I. M. Provow and not Brown, was his house builder. The health is good in Swansboro now, only a case or two of sickness. Mrs. D. G. Moore has severe attack of billious fever, and Mr. Otway Freshwater, while playing with his child, fell down and sprained his wrist severely, perhaps broke one hope. But these cases wpre ppeedily attended to by pr, Blount and Ot. and Mrs. - are getting on all right . Maj. Hearno, the Superintendent of the Inland Coasting Company, was here all last week at work for the Company. He chartered the schooner May, Capf. Dennis, and Bent off a load of cotton and naval stores. He has also two or three flats chartered. The people have somewhat got over their scare about the' boats ijofc coming assopn asthey expected. The Major says all will be right in a few days more; the first steamer will be in New river next week and to our place the same time. Several families have moved incur town lately and this is because we are having and going to have so many im provements. Messrs. Wra. Roe and Isaac Bass, from Wilson oounty, with their families, have lately moved here. These, with Dr. Blount apd his wife. make three families, all told, and one new 6tore of goods, D. I. Moore & Co. owners. Mr. Roe is a one armed man. but can handle tools to perfection, he is a No. 1 carpenter and ship builder. We can now boast of six carpenters, three ship builder, three machinist and the best M. D. In the county. Good for old "Bogy." She will come out of the kinks all rignt before you Know it. We have preaching often in our place and near here, from ail denominations. heard a good sermon by Dr. K. (J. Burton, P, E., of Wilmington Di6tnct, last Sunday at Queen's oreek. Text: Romans xiv, 7, 1 For nope of us hveth to himself and no man dieth to himself. " A very large crowd was there, about 800 or 850 people. Rev. S. W. Hardy preached here the 25th Inst. He is a Primitive Baptist, rromtiarteret county, and Rev. V). B. Claytpn,' Universalist, from Columbia, S. p., is expeoted to nronp.h hpro Y.hn first Sundav in Decern ber and on Saturday Deiore at netnie hem Church in Carteret county, and Rev. Mr, Oaahwell, Missionary, preaches at Kaon (Uowiheadi the rourtn amuiav in November, this month, ' Rev, Mr. C. W. Kmith. MotliodiBt, our circuit preacher, preached his last sennou at this place last Sunday, uvery ooay seems to like the boy preacher and want him to comeback to Onslow again. Chicken raising is coming in to prac tice with us now, Mr E. M. Farnell is nutting up what is called a henneryon his place (the island) and wants 1200 hens rieht awav we don't know many roosters he wants) and we think it will pay, it pays elsewhere and why not here, and we wish Ned success. We will give An instance where it pas, Mrs. fJ.. 8. Hewitt, wife of our late member qt the Legislature from this county, purchased ppn nens a ljte pvei five mpntns ago, if)rgpt ina name if breed, and has realized up t this time, enough money by eggs sold and per haps a few chickens, to buy her a good Sewing m&ehihe, plying for Bathe la gash the last ihstaMtfiBht this weeki ana an from these, ten mm The ina- chine was mm iwjB Co and was ft $49 one; Lewis IS m best nmm fflaehlile mail agBt lit the state: He 6aa tell mm in a Snorter time thari any ten men in trie bounty eant but. don't fchOW iti he eaiLtepitaS straight ali pa 61 them MdiSmaiiWdddflTeW Bertie, , eaii't tdueh Lewis With a forty foot poie - fry-pfTiie weiskeps: : " ' A MONSTER : MAN-EATIUG SERPENT ! ! Poyenrs the tenor pf Middle Africa. It has absolutely deyourpd bvimiih beings oast into Its cave by a barbarian despot. Once in Its cruel constricting colls, the tiper, Hon and leopard are reduced to a pulse less pulp, and engulfed within the walls of its wondrous elastic body. It rivals the Python destroyed by Romulus. Ancient records of GIANT SERPENTS are verified by this LIVING MONSTEH, AS AFRICA! PYTHON. Will be exhibited below Central Hotel, pn Middle Street, ou JiOVEMHEH 88th aud 8Uth. Adinlssipn TEN CEJiTS. nov2kit OAKDALE -ACADEMY, MALE AND FEMALE, Will begin Its Eighth Session January 9th, 1HH4, aud close May 30th. 8XK1CTLY FIR8T-0LASS in every respect. One of the CHEAPEST SCHOOLS In the STATE. BOAKU and WASHING only Slifrt) per month. MILITARY not obligatory. Vo cal Mugie and Penmanship FREE. Nnn sectartnn. Faculty of six teachers. Satisfac tion guaranteed, For specimens of Orna mental Penmanship and CATALO( JUE con taining ALL the particulars of the school, apply to J. A. W. T1IOMPSOX, Kup-t. Onkdale, nov2S-dltw2t Alamance Co., N.O. Vanted, A WAT.M'T TKMC FOT! Apply ! T.AWY Klt'S OF- I'liK. nov.Tillf I.. I M'MiKK. At the Newborn Theatre. IN AID OF THE Pender Monument Fund DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, Wednesday and Thursday, November 28 and 29, 1883. Humorous Readings and Recitations BY Prof. Walter L, Beasley, . OF PHILADELPHIA. ACCOMPANIED WITH MUSIC. Under the auspices of the following Committee: Major John Hughes, Col. John V. Jordan, Maj. D. T. Careaway, Capt. Matt. Manly, Capt. Alexandek Miller, Gen. B. D. Hancock, Capt. K, R. Jonijs, Capt. Ed, B. Roberts, Capt. H. S. NuiJN. Admission, 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. Gallery, 25 cents. Tickets to be had at E. H. Meadows' drug store Wednesday after 9 o'clock a. m. Doors open , at 7. Entertainment will begin at 7:30. Ferdinand Ulrich, GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Ropes, Twines, Paints, Oil, CANVAS, GRAIlsr SACKS. LOKILLAKD SNUFF At Manufacturer's Prices. NETS and SEINES. Foot Mddle street, NEW BERNE, N. C. dJkw Eat Candy BUT EAT IT PURE. All Kinds of French Candies Made Fresh Every Day. SPECIALTIES 5 Chocolate, Cream Drops, Cocoa, Bonbons, Buttercups, Cream Cocoa nuts, Molasses Taffy, Sugar Taffy, Caramels. - ' fr,., ., ALSO Florida Oranges, Lemons, linn anas, Cocoanuts, Malaga Grapes, Uaisins, Currants, Citron and Prunes. 1 A. II. POTTER, , Next to Custom House, Middle Street Cocoanuts gfttd tor our customers fr9n of Charge. , , nov22(llf Strayed or Stolen. One DARK BOAJi MARE, eight y'ears old, one white hind foot, heavy mane und tall. pony build, and ONE TOP ItTHJUY. Kald ling and buggy were stolen while hitched on t ho Hide of the road at Chnunooy Uruy's place, one mile below Klniton. Any inlorniatlon concprnlno in Id home and bucuv will Ue tlmnkfiilly reserved If fiirwaided to we ' f J NO, f. BALLARD , . ; Kinston, rs. c Nov, 2it, 1883. , 21dlw-wlt COMMERCIAL, edTTGNwo futures steady; spots fifth and field higher; New feerhB market firm: Safes bt iTl bales at 9 18 10 cents: MORBUS!. IJQQJI. December, lO.pi ip.OTl January, 10.73 10. 7? 10.76 February, 10.88 10.90 10.91 . March, 11.03 11.05 11.06 RICE Market firm. Sales of 3,000 bushels at 1.05, to 1.121 in bulk.' CORN No sales. Prime article would bring 65 to 70 cents. OATS None offering. EO.TIKSTIC njAIlKET. Tubpentinjs Dip, S3.S5; hard $1.25. Tae Firm at $1.25 and $1.50. Beeswax 25c. per lb. Honey 75c. per gallon. Beef On foot, oc. to 6c. Hams Country, 13c. per pound. Lard Country, 12ic. per lb. Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. Eaas 27c. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00al. 50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred. Cotton Seed Sic. Onions $3 per bbl. Apples 75c.a$1.00 per bushel. Peas 85c. per bushel. Hides Dry, 9allc; green 5a0c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 45a50c. per; pair; spring 25a40c. Meal 80c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 8.0c; yams 40c. Turnips 50af3c per bush. Wool 12a20c. per pound. Shixqlks West India.dull and tmrn. iual: not wanted. Building . in,.h, hearts, 14.00; saps, $3.00 oer M. WltoLKSAI.K FRICKS. New Mess Pohk $13.00; long el.'-ars Tic; shoulders, dry salt, 6c. Molasses and Syrups 2$a45e, Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.75 per barrel. I. G. YE0L1AHS, NEW STOIIE, Broad St., between Railroad and Middle. Now offers as choice a selection of GliOCEMES as can bo found in the city, LOW FOR CASH. Asparagus and Succotusli, (ireen (join, New ltnckwheiit Flour, Royal Crown and Our liest Flour, Finn Teas, Codecs and Spleo, Finn sugar Cured Shoulders out to suit cus tomers, The very liest Uncovered Hams, Larue and Smpll Pearl Hominy, Smoked Ueef and Corned Beef, liottled Horse liadish, All kinds of Canned and liottled Uoods, Potted Moats, . Loose Chow-chow and Flckles, Ileal, London Layer Kalslns In whole or quarter boxes, Preserves and Jellies, Citrons, Currants and Prunes, Cultes and Crackers of all kinds, Candies, Crockery and lilassware. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Sr.ull'. Goods delivered to any part of the city free. Stable free for the accommodation of country friends. oct-Jldtf 1. C. -AND- Best Selected Stock OF GENTS' CLOTHING! AND Ladies' Dress Goods ! IN THIS MARKET, Just Arrived and Coming In Daily. A fine Btock of Ladles'. Gents' and Bov'g Underwear. Also. Hoots and Shoes of the best nualltv and make. We call particular attention to our Fine Stock of Piece Goods, the finest In the clly. Special Inducements oil'erod to the trade. Uoy's CJlothingr, LADIES' OXjiO-A-KLS. Our Notion Department Is complete. Heeour of Handkerchiefs, the finest In the city. we aiso Keep a nno stocK or Solid Gold and f lated Jewelry, Knives, Forks ami Spoons, Triple Plated. 0 ' Our Qvn Laundrled Shirti, $5.90. 6 Pr. Ladies' Hose, 25 Cents. Ladles' nice Linen Handkerchiefs, 5 cents, ladles' Klne aktrts. A tine stock of Corsets, All sizes, I.np Robes, Blankets. Uullts. Bed Spreads, and flue line of Sim wis. Carpets at all prices. Hugs, MattiuK, And other things too numerous to mention. Save Money "by Buying of Us. WM, SULTAN & CO.,. , noyvdiw i .' . Weinsteln Building, Kinston House in charcre of A. S. Padrick and X. M. Bkock, Opera House iiuiiaing. , , Oyster A K, KIJIflAI.I. has opened a ; IflRST CLASS OYSTER SALOON at south end of People's Market Moore's Old Htaiid and Is prepared to furnish o iters in ny stvle. ; " -.. -.v. . t aiiilllcssupplled at their uomeilf desired. ; nuvnau . M fm Sbra ever faffered W tH8 ne8hl Of .m Berheiii Uie lines 6f I the lines 61 Wp hyejust finijied gpttingan as ' sortrnent of Staple, Fanpy and Season able Goods, consisting of .. , All the leading Roasted Coffets. , including Java ;ind Mocha. ' : ' Full 1'ine of choicest canned goods, both Fruits and Fish. , ' . '. - Pure Spices, ground and unground.' Pickles in glass and wood. Preserves in glass, tin and bulk. Cranberry Sauce. Maple Syrup. Prunes. Thanksgiving Mince Meat. Finest Oatmeal and Buckwheat. ; Choicest Butter and Cheese. Highest grade Patent Flour. Hominy, Samp, Grits. English Breakfast, GuDpowdcr and Oolor.g Teas, Finest I! amino, Candies, Oranges, C. Nuts, Pecans, Filberts, English Walnuts, Cranberries, Apples, Malaga Grapes. Codfish, Hams, Shoulders, and Sta ple Provisions. Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco. Cash trade only wanted. Come and see us iind be surprised. Wm. Vku. liu.r.Av. K ,C Co. no v I I J . ALPHEUS W. WOOD, Commission Merchant. For the Purchase and Sale of EICE, COEH, OATS, AND ALL KINDS OP GBAIN- Agent for the GOLDSBORO Oil. COJI PAN V for tho imrchase of COTTON SKEil. Olllce one door north Cotton Exchange, NHWHElt.V, N, C, S- Oid-c-re ant,, consignments solicited, uovliltf QIIANBERKV SAUCE, Pickled Lamb's Tongues in Glara,. Soups: Mock Turtle, Ox-Tail, Green Turtle, Steam Cooked Oat Meal, X lg's Feet, MINCE MEAT, Baked Beans, Plum Pudding Buckwheat, Currant.,; Uitron, Mackerel, Smoked Herrings, Fulton Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Breakfast Strips, Small Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders, Cheese, Pickles,, White Beans, Italian Maccaroni, Fresh Canned Lobsters, Raisins, A lot f CHOICE TEAS, Just received, C. E. SLOVER. ianll-dly Pigs' AND licltles By the half bbl or ken: AT- . , Wholesale and Retail CHAS. H- BLANK. 4 RARE OPPORTUNITY TO J MIRERS AM RETAILERS OF CIGAI1S. Can be bought at from S7.nn tn in tliousiind chenper than Factorv Call and see them or address I. C. YEOMANS, New Berne, N. C. mi Parties outside the cially invited to call and examine stock. novtoatr . am Whiskey, A Really Puro Stimulant, This whiskey Is controlled ent IreVr hy Ven-able&HeymBu,J!.-y. It UdlHl1Ue,i In Mnrv- mi.u iu hib Hiaie wnier regions of that HwiV?. from t he nwU grain grown there. The dfetU latlonls superintended hy a gentleman who unjeretamis his business thoroughly. Kothlnff deleterious lsallowed, to enter into Its oom- until It is fully three years old la order that It Ktbn ntl(?ly f.r?e "y evapoiatton from Mi" fusel oil. Venable & Heyman ofler these, goods as perfectly pure to nil ion felt wantli for .medical purposes. It Is theU own Urnm? oi't'hU rep",atl"n on ." trutS For sale by , ' , ,.,,. C, M. BLANK, ' Feet, 40,000 Cigars :,::.'iAA: I fv;-r: ;''. Th iTh T : Pt7t! m -d-