COSSKCTINO WITS
Allelic &. N. C. Railroad,
' AND
CLYDE'S 1?. 0. LINE STEAMERS
At Ilorenead City and New-Berne.
Thrmh nrranTements to and from all
lWna bound, While Oat and New Kiver
1KHUI4 and ThrouKh Bill Lading Issued to
..I niKiiix. North, liast. South aud West.
Quick Transportation aud prompt delivery
of uoiton, Maval Stores, General P;iduoe,
Goods, Wares aud General Merchant 46, and
raiesguaranteedaalowasby any line.
Cotton Bate per Bale of 490 Lb.
White Oak and Bogus New River Polnta
to New-Berne $1.00 to New-Berne $1.60
"Norfolk... 2 00
Haltlmore.. 250
"Mew York.... 8.00
Philadelphia... 8.00
liottton .... 4.00
"Providence 4.00
Norfolk.-
2.50
8.00
8.60
8.60
4.50
4.60
"Baltimore ......
"New York......
"Philadelphia..
" Boston
" Providence ...
j- All cargoes covered by Insurance.
The transportation service of the Inland
dnuHilnt oomDanv. now organised and In
nneratlon. will be as thorough, efti-
elent, prompt and cheap, as It Is possible to
make It. and the patronage of producers and
ahlnrwN la rAflnMtfnilV Solicited.
Forfutther information apply to the local
Agenta oi the lone. - '
Office of the Company t
. Ueaufort,N,0., Oct. 22,1888. -
A. W. STY ROlf ( President,
ot21dW WM. A. HEARSTS. Supt.
NEW-BEBNE AND PUBLICO
Steam Transportation Co'y.
UNTIL KCRTHER NOTICE THE NEW
Berne and Pamlico Steam Transportation
Company will dispatch their
New and Fast Sailing Steamer
elm: city
M follows: .. . .'. :
Monday
Leave Bayboro for New Berne 8 a m.
Stopping at Stonewall, Van- i
demere, Pamlico, Adams .
Creek add Hiverdale. ,..
,. ' Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a.m,
' Stopping at Hiverdale, Ad- ,
ms Creek, Pamlico, Van
demereand Stonewall. ......
Thursdays i
-.- Leave Baybero for New Berne 8 a.m.,
Stopping at Stonewall, Van
demere, Smiths Creek, Ad-
ami Creek and Hiverdale.
Saturdays .
Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a. m.
Stopping at Riverdale, Ad-
ami Creek, Smiths Creek,
--.',;' Vandemere aud Stonewall. ! i
Having good accommodation both for pas
sengers aud freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchants and producers along Its Hue
give it their cheerful support. - .
For further Information enquire at the of
eFootofOraven.treetAGRATi . ' : Agent at New Berne.
Or any of Its Agents at the following places:
ABK LEE, Adams Creek, -
1). H. ABBOTT, Vandemere, - i
1 . " C. H. FOWLER, Btonewall, 1
H. H. FOWLER. Bayboro, ,
. JOSHUA DEAN. Pamlico.
1 W. H. JACOBS, Smiths Creek, ' !
M-il.l.ETT RRIiH.. Hiverdale.
Freight .received under cover every day
me wees. . juiuwij
. ." a- RAILUOADS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
TIME TABLE No. 6, -In
Effect 12:00 MY; Sunday, December
. 23d, 183. .. '.
EAST.
I
WIST.
Ne.47.
Express
PaH.HlaU
...;..
Anr. L've.
No. 48
Express, :
Pass.AMail
&ir.""vi
STATIONS.
r. m.
V. M
A.M
A. H.
10 28
9 45
717
500
6 50
Qoldsboro, ...........
La Grange.......,
11 10
in lit
e so
f83
V 7 l'J
V 11
11 iMl
T 82 Kinston,-.......
I 21 New Berne,
Morehead lepot.
7 21
P. M
P. M.
A.M.
A. K.
EAST.
I
WEST.
No. 9
Mixed Fgt. k
fass. Train.
No. 4
Mixer- Fgt, k
Pass. Tra n
STATIOHS.
Arr. L've.
Arr. iA'e.
a. h.
A.
7 10
7 50
826
g fit
9 50
10 30
11 00
11 80
11 45
r. m.
7 88
6 A7
0 14
5 41
;4 57
: 4 16
8 43
S 14
8 02
P. H.
V. M.
t on
37
Ooldsboro,
7 49
8 10
50
- V 20
10 26
10 68
24
11 42
12 17
Best's -
La Orange,...
Falling Oreelr.
Klnston,. -
5 5(1
620
Dover....
4 21
3 48
8 19
(lore Creek ...
Tntcarora ...
Clsxke's ...
Newbern, ....
8 02
231
P.M.
F. U. F
N.
EAST.
WICST.
No. S. j
lied Fgt. A;
Fass. Train.
: No..
: Kixed Fgt. A
Pass. Train.
STATIONS,
Arr.
L've:
Arr. L've.
A, K.j
5 84-
m
- 51i
. 7 08!
s 7 883
7 55:
A.M, : . - . . i
4 40; Newbern - :
5 2H: Riverdale...-.-:
6 39- Croatan
' 8 19! Havelock.........:
6 50: Newport i
7 10- Wlltfwood .l
T 45: Morehead City
r. m.:
1 25
12 81!
12 21 !
U52:
U 10:
10 58!
10 20!
t. M
12 89
12 28
1167
Jl 20
10 68
10 25
10 00
i Morehead Depot... :
A. M. I A.M.
A. H. :
A. M.
Pntin is mniunti with Wilminirton & Wei
don Train bound North, leaving Goldshoro
11:50 a. m., and with Richmond A Danville
Tifii n VmL :lea Vina Goldeboro U 5 a.m and
urilmlnirtsin.fr WAlrinnTmlnSOnthatfi D.IO
Train 4 connecU with W. A W. Train bo und
South, leaving Ooldsboro 8 p.m.
Train 47 connects with Richmond A Dsnvllle
Train, arriving at Goldsbcro 6:20 p.m., nd Wil
(lngtoa and Weldon Train from the yorlh at
' Train 4, 5 A 8, Mondays, WednesJays and
Friday, '
Trains 47 A 48, dally except Sunday.
Vrain X. Tnnaila.v.Thnradav and Saturdays,
Trains 48 A I breakfast at Klnston, Train 47
tipper at KlnetoB. .
. ; W. Dunn,
. f j Superintendent.
Midland N. C Railway,
TIME TABLE Ko. 4,
la effect Thursday, October 25, 1883.
WEST.
EAST.
No. 1.
- No. 2.
Mixed Train,
Klxed Train.
Arr. L've.
r. x. r. .
08
2 t 81
45 48
Vfi 9 65
10 13 10 10
10 84
STATIONS.
Arr. I've.
A.M.
6 14
5 51
6 84
6 27
6 00
AM.
Goidboro
Oopelaads
Pr(aeetoa..M
Holt's Mill.-,.
Pine Level-...
Smthfleld.......
6 63
6 87
; 627
6 09
4 48
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. "K
Traiff 2 connects with A. A N. C. Freight
tfVrtli leaving GoldHboro at 7:80 a.m., and with
W. Train going North at 9:! a.m., going
t ' a Bt!r45p.iii.,andwithK.4D.traingolng
,1 t i':ua.m. ....-.
'i ' n No. 1 connects with A. A N. C. train
t , ,vi at GohMjoro 8:20 p.m.: wnn n. a. v.
,n, ii vine at 5t p.m., and with W. A w,
, . : .is urri vine t 6:4S.ia. and 8.00p.m.
BuperiBtendeji
st::at:
Th8 Neuse Bivp.r Navigation
: iJompany
Will roo the following Schedule: "
Steamer Klnston J : ;
Will leave the' Old Dominion Wharf I'Uli-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnston
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave
Klnston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arriv.
Ing In New Berne the same day. Will touch
at all Landings along, the River going and
coming.
. Steamer Neuse.
Will leave New Berne i MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS for Jolly Old Field, return
Ing TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS.
Steamer Blanche
Will leave New Berne WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 7 a. m. for Trenton. Re
turning will leave Trenton THURSDAYS and
MONDAYS at 7 a. m., touching at Polloks-
ville and other landings on Trent River.
These steamers will make close connections
wtth the Old Dominion line, y
Freights reoelvedat all hours; '-, t -
For rates apply to . . . ,
W. K. STYRON, JK.,
dw ' Agent at New Berne,
i . :". i- , ii' 1 ; r
OLD UOMINION
Steamship1 Company.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
For New YorK, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia, Providence,
. .' and other Cities
,,0N AND AFTER
Mondav July 2nd, 1883,
UKTIti FURTIIEIt-NOTJCE
Steamer Shenandoah.
Will lavp, upon a-tivfi! bt train on Norfolk
Southern lUilid at fclizabeth City, every
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
for New Berne.' Returning leaves New Burne
for Eliiabeth City every ,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
al p. m., rnakini; close councction with Nor
fo Southern K. K. for Northern cities.
01o;e connection made at Hew Berne with
steamera for Klnston, Polloksville, Trenton
and all landing ou the Neuso and Trent
Rivera. No freights received for shipment on
Tuesdays and Fridays f ter 3 P n-
Freight forwarded promptly and lowost rates
Knaranteed to dectination. Fare to Elizabeth
Citv and return. 4. To Washington, To
Norfolk, 5. To Baltimore, $8.SU. To New York,
18.60.,': . ..-"'.-..;!-'.:- : '' ';,'
K. B. BOBEBTS, Ag't, New Berne,
Ctn.rr-rB k TtmitEB, .; .a "" .';
r , f" Ag'ts, Norfolk, T. A
W. H. Stahfohd, flen'l Fv't Ag't, :
' . ' New Tork City
rrent River Transportation
Company ;
WIH despatch their Htenmers afterthis date
for Kinston, Jolly Old Field, -jrcniou ana
PoUocksviMe, follow : .
Steamer Trent
Will leave New Borne every Monday and
Thtitudav from her dock, foot of Craven street,
at NINE o'clock, A M., for Klnston.
Returning, leave Klnston ior new neruo
Tuesdays and Fridays at ONE o'clock, P.M.
Tntinir frnleht for all landings ou the river.
and connecting at Jolly Old field wjth the
Contentnea Crcefc BteamDOUi uompnny uuiu
ways. . ,- -
Steamer L. H. Cutler
win Ihiivb forPnllocIt'svllle and Trenton, tak
ing freight and passengers, every 8atrday
and Wednesday, from her dock at WGI1T
o cioce, a.m. ;
Returning every niosoay nua juuibubj,
leaving Trenton at BKVEN o'clock, A J.
Freight received nnder cover eveiy day,
Sunday excepted Cliargeswill be as low s
by any other line. Close connection with all
nninTfl Nnrm. rjiRL nmi weak viu uuo.
frnm Nav liernn Merchants wishing their
goods to go by this line will order their ship
ments via N. C. Line, from Baltimore, Phila
delphia, New York, and all points North. ' All
goods handled with care and damages prompt
ly paid when proven. Through uum oi ijmi-
lng given and rates guarantees.
, , . B. K. BRYAN, JR.. '
A-tent at New Berne.
15; H. Pagb, Gen. Solicitor.,
dw . S. H. Okay, Gon. Man.
of Pier in New York.
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
cpd all points
Nortli and "VVest-.-.-
After this date will receive freight in New Voik
.. . . for New Berne at :, .' ;:'-;
PIEIC 7, NOHTU KIV131J,
Office of Neto York and Baltimore
Transportation Co.
Merchant should remember that this Is one of
the best Steam Lines out of Sew York, making
dally connection with Baltimore for (few Berne;
all inside, and only one change. ,
SEMKWEEKLY, STEAMERS
Between New Berne ' and Ealtimore,
(Touch ing at Norfolk)
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at J p m. Leave Baltimore foJ
Hew Berne WEDNESDAYS dnd SATURDAYS
6. p.m. ,
, Agents are as follews: V
EUBEN FOSTER, QcnT Jfanagor, .
' . 90 Light St., Bol't. Hd.
fAS. W. MeOARBICK, Ag't. Norfolk, Va,
V. P. Clyde Co. Pblladelvbis, IS Sontb
barros. v . ,
York Balto. Tran. Line.Pier T.Nortn rirer
E. Sampson, Boston, 63 Central wharf. "
. K. H. Rockwell, Providence R. I. )
D.O. Mink, Fall Riyer, Derrick wharf , :
Bbips leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saiardnys.
' " New York daily.
" Baltimore, Wednesdays and Satuntays
Fail River, Mondays, Wednesdays.
' . Fridays.
" . ProvWence, Satordavs
1 hroaeh bills lading given, and rates gnaran-
., . to all poit. f-t th different offres of the
mpanies. - " .X-f " C " ' ; ' .'- ' ,,;
Aroid Breakage ct Bali anJ Slip ?ia
f lit C. LINE. d .
M t t ty S H. ORAY, Ag't, New Berne.N
the joim:;:.
NEW EHIE. N. C, JAN. 10, i:. 4.'
a
Arrival and Departure Kails.
MAIL CLOSES.
For North, West and South, via A. &
N. C.R. K. at 4.80 a.m.
For Beaufort and the East, at
8:00 r.m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 6:00 a. m.
For Trenton, t'olloksvuie ana JuayS'
ville, daily at 7:30 a. m.
For Granteboro, J5ay Kiver ana Van
demere, daily at 6 a. in. !
The contractor will take passengers
to Stonewall for one dollar, and to Au
rora semi-weekly at tl. 50.
OFFICE HOURS: :
In Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.km,
In Mailing Department from a. m.
to 5 p. m. . .- ! !
Office open constantly between these
hours except when mails are being dis
tributed or sent. v ..... .
fjDen on Sunday from v to 10 a. m.
; Seven Springs Items.
'The snow; the beautiful snowl" The
earth is clothed in a bright Rarb of
Heaven s manufacture. ,
The family of J. W. Moody has left
town and moved into the country. A
good move for the boys. i
A temperance society has been orgah'
ized at Piney Qrove, near this place
The members propose to make a fearful
raid on kins: alcohol, success to tne
project.
J. W. He. has determined to increase
his business, and for that purpose has
engaged the long store on the corner
for the ensuing year, and will move in
February 1st. I .
The vear 1884 is now upon us, pros
pective candidates are beginning to hold
up their heads and look around much
after the fashion of the wild hog when
the hounds begin to yelp -
Mr. A. W. Sutton reports millions of
black birds in his fields and bird killing
has been the order of the day during
the snow and "24 black birds baked, in
a pie" was the song to sing.; , ,
The splendid Bide-wbeeler Kough and
Ready, from uoldsboro, , was at out
wharf on last Thursday, she is owned
we learn, bv Needhanv Kennedy, a col
ored man, and will make regular trips
to this place. ; : -, k,- ; ; j '': , .,:
Mr. Fields, our clever mail carrier.
reports that whiskey in La Grange was
sold by the pound on Monday, the
weather having occasioned a kind of
congealment bard to account for.
There is no accounting for these whis
key and weather freaks. t
Christmas is gone and' but few cas
ualties to report. Marshall Joyner
strnck Bill Ritch three good pops over
the head with a stick and then fell
down, when Bill broke and ran. One
gent, somewhat under the influence of
spmtua mm gaum, charged on another
with a manure fork. A fearful thing
to fight with. No damages, however.
The Carp as s Food Fish.
There is mjich inquiry concerning
the German Carp introduced into
this country by the United States
Fish Commission. People want to
know where it will live, how fast it
will grow, and generally what it is
worth now that we have it. Often
as these 1 questions are 1 answered
they come up again, and in truth,
tne diflerent results reported are
confusing unless accompanied with
an explanation. Carp are not a
first class table fish, but they are
immensely superior to no fish at all,
when a fish, dinner is wanted. They
are sot as good to eat is the bull
head for instance, but then it may
be said that the bull-head is a very
excellent fish when well nnderstood
So the carp can be made a tooth
some feature of the dinner table, if
the mistress ol the Kitchen com pre
hends the mysteries of the sauce
boat. Without that skill, which by
the way is universally possessed by
our adopted German tellow-citizens,
and can be learned from almost any
of them, the carp is rather tasteless,
In very cold spring brooks carp will
not grow at all; they rather seem to
shrink, U we can imagine a fish
sjirmking wicn tne coid. Uut in
warm jya,ters, especially in the
Southern States, where there is no
trouble with frost, they attain an
enormous size quickly. There have
been instances of their growing to
seven pounds weight m two years,
i i u . .
w men nir surpasses anyiuing Known
of any other species Of fish. In the
North, if tne poods have hard bot
toms ana ireeze tneir entire depth,
the carp will be killed. But if the
bottom is soft and muddy, they will
burrow into it and protect them
selves. They are said to feed on
Fegetables, either the natural
groww lp j;nfl water, or tne reiuse
ftom the garden, imagine
they are greatly improved by an
occasional taste of the numberless
insects that are found on a"ll aquatic
plants. The same rule applies to
them that is found to govern in all
pther departments of nature ; the
nest is aijrajs the hardest to get
Not only will earn neyer supply the
place of trout, but they will hardly
live in the same water, . They need
little care, and will exist on poorer
food, are content in less fine water,
and they are in the end an inferior
fish. The common proverb says
thajt yhatpver is worth having is
worth working for, and that, trans
lated into fish literature, means
inai an ordinary variety is more
easily maintained than a superior
one. Still there always ..more
Steed pf $ he low
T "
I'ow-mcii
, aud infi
eat trout, in
nitely taorci..;ocul, m liiJo tliejxm1
that arc
tot t
if
:c.r,L.j i";
answer
; : Dot as
"".1 for
above
i' r thorn.
one ii a
mm. A:
y
muJ will
i
n conclusion, it is almost self-evi
dent that carp is no mere a game
fish than a fattened hog is a game
animal. Carp can generally be pro
cured through the State Fish Com
missioners, and several breeders
offer them for sale E. B. Koose-
TELT in American Agriculturist. .
Pure Cod Liver Oil made from se
lected livers, on the sea-Bhore, by Cas
well, Hazard & Co., New York. It is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once tt3n it prefer it to all
others. ... Physicians have decided it su
perior to any of the other oils in mai
ket. . th-2
A Fair Offer.
The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.,
offer to send Dr. Dye's Voltaio Belt and
Appliances on trial, for thirty days, to
men, young or old, afflicted with ner
vous debility, lost vitality, and kindred
troubles. . See advertisement in this
paper. . ' . ,. .
Dr. I. C. MdLauehlin, Wolfesville, N.
C, says: ! used Brown's Iron Bitters
for vertigo ana 1 now teei like a new
man." - -
Malaria positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure Pills, a never failing
remedy; purely vegetable, contain no
quinine, sugar-coated. 25 cents. 6
V For Sale.
The LOT, STORE and OUTBUILDINGS on
Broad street, adjoining J. J. Tolson's. and oc
cupied by I. K, Telser. A splendid invest.
ment. . .. ..' '
For terms apply to ,-.
declidtf . - GUK15N A STEVENSON,
-HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD, N. O.
The SPUING 815H8ION of 1881 will begin the
SECOND MONDAY In JANUARY. Terms as
heretofore. Send for catalogue. Jan2d&w2w
Leader. ofrLfivv- Prices.
WHOLESAldllErAIL
Itaj ut returned front the North w ith a large
aim wou-seiecwa siockoi , ., t
Bry deeds, Fancy Goods, "and llcticns,
Cheaper Than Eur Offered Before.
I will have ieciai Sales every week in ev-
rynne. . 1 - - - -
Mystockof PllEKH GOODS, such ns Silks,
Rutins, CiiKUinereg und Mourning Uxxix, can
noi be matched fur the money In the State. ,
l rnive a imgo iinvui ltwb t iiiiiiiuhkb, jiii.
broideries mid tdulni. s at reduced DriceH.
Ladles, Gents aud Children' Under Vests
in treat vftrlotv.
Hpeclal atteiition is called to onr Shoe Pc-
partment.
AI80, uarpets tna uutwuia.
A lame stock of Picture frames of every
description. ' . .
j ancy uooaa, Jiasiwts, 'J inwnre. oto, eie.
J Hneohil inducements olfered to whole
sale customers, und sells action guaranteed
to every one. -
come e riy anu gettne nvsi pick. ...-
0. HAEXS,
oct20dw.'(m Pollock at.. New Berne. N.U, !
TFJAL
in lU'.faUiseoni speedy euro for
Ifttm-t ' Ai'ity aud WtakM,
f..... ' r.7r',7irti.(i Vlnnv n.nnv
3?jlToviIirnili(rfiadisoretion,' excess.
,f-fl iii ovorwovs, r ic, lover rony tnon-
7?,J l'O i'ivo circs ) a"8?nd
Jen. ri-r rftf.fi tri inai dox oi
Dr. V:'. B A)S. for.aarkSl.
Itfiout biujuU. aiidCu.hoiu I'n-x. Cuicaoo, Iu
JACKSON nOUSE,
New Berne, N. C,
SAM'L JACKSON, Pboprietor.
DCS. First-class accommodations foriiolOf-eu
people traveling, and a Restaurant for gen
eral patronage, from which e furnish meals
to many white people and serve families at
their residences In any part of the city. ,
tjt, Refer to the people of New Berne gen-
eraiy. . - . . " decl5-ii:y
HARDWARl!f
Bar Iron and Nails, all sizes,
For sale by " .
P. M. DRANEY,
ppt21d&wtf. . New Berne, N. C.
For Sale,
A FINE HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS
together or separate, for cash or on time, :
Apply to ,
novffltf ' JOURNAL OFFICE.
mm
HABIT
Ml. U. H. K.1NK.
iHii of the DeQutiic-ot
i)iuih iiwuie, iiqw Piters a Ueim'ih
wliereby anv one ia euro
wliiUiw1y. f or teatinioulai, rutd endor semen l. letUrs Iroiu
eminent medlenl moo, and hill doMriptlo of the (ruttnieni.
Pcs&iagbcrav.Vlibtey,
. IK. . '
A Really Pure Stimulant.
This whiskey Is controlled entiml by Ven
able & Ilevman. N. Y. It Is distilled In Marv.
land in the slate water regions of 'that Htute,
from the small grain grown there, The distil
lation Is superintended by a gentleman who
understands his hiiHiness thoroughly. Nothing
dolotorious is allowed to enter Into its com
nosltion. and none of it is allowed to be sold
until It)14 fully three years old in order that It
iimy iiiivtit-iy hub trviipuiituuii uuiu nie
fusel oil. Venalile & Hey man pfl'cr theso
goods as perfectly pure to (ill a ionic Cult wun
lor roeuicui purposes, it is tneir own brand
and they stnke their reputation on the truth
oi nun (insertion, . ; .
J'or sale by N -'
C. II. BLANK.
nov2Td&w3m New Heme, N. C
Mf
icrn.r:
i
OgRflARKS
A reinilar graduate. t?The OlOent Rpeetnllst
In the United ititta, whose life lonu txrtuiKNOR,
perfect luothod and pure medicine insure fcl'EKbif
nd pehmanknt ctni s of all FrivatP. (Jhronio ond
Nervous Diseases. Atiectioiiaof the JTSlood, Slln
K.ltlneyn, iiladdor, Kr nation, l leern, Old
Snrct, ivlllntf of the lilaiul, Sore Month,
Throat, Jiouo Palna, pormnnootijf ourod ftDti
eradicated from the Bybtuux lor lile.
r" C Ij !7 f f 1 S Vt WttV Impotency.Srmtnal
Ii 1 a 9f :mi Losses, tHexttal Decay, Men tut
and Physical IVealtnett, Failing Memory,
Weak Eyes, Stunted Zcvetopment, Impedi
ments to Marriage, etc., from exectse or any
cause, tpcedity, tafcly and privately Cured,
IT?" Younar, Middle-Ajred and Old men, and all
who need medical nielli aud experience, commit
Dr. Bate at once. His opinion cost a nothing, and may
aave future misery and aUame. When inconvenient
. to visit the city for treatment, racdioinescan be sent
everywnere oy man pr express iree irom owner
vullon. It is self-evident that a physician who
gives his whole attention to a class of diseases at
tains arrnt skill, and physicians throughout the
country, knowinrr t h is, frequently recommend difficult
casos to the Oldest Specialist, by whom every
known Rood remedy Is used. ftrDr Bate's
Aire end Ixpcrtetiee make his opinion of iu
prem9 lmtt'riince. rThOB6 who Mil see no
one bit t hoDaccor. (Jonmilt ntionfrfe and aiicredly
eonfi J'nt liil Cinos which ham foiled inot)taininir
relief elsewhere. eRpeeiaMy solx itrd. I'pmnle Dis
eases treated. Call or write. llonrn, from ( to 4
6 fl KmdavK. IO to uvida to Kbalxu
bkkt I'iF.S. , Addrosa as aovo'. . .
ASA JONES,
Middle Street, Ne-wbern, N.
V'p;; DEALER IX
Staph and Fancy Dry Goods
. CliOTS, SHOES, CL()TliG, Etc.
Agent lor the DIAMOND PUIRl' nlaun
dried S1.00. Iaundried W.25.
And the celebrated Warner's Corallne Comet,
Price gl.W).
A full line of Gente'. Ladien' end Clnldren's
Dnderwear.GentB' Linen, Celluloid and Paper
Collars and Cuds.. Hilk and Linen Handker-
clilefn, all kinds of Gents', Ladles' and Chil
dren's Hand and Machine Made Shoes, Rub
ber Coals, Hats and Shoes, LniiU'B' Cloaks and
Jackets, andeveryining usually kepi in a nrsi
class Dry uoous store.
ABA JUJNJia. ; .
oiarOdAwly : : Middle St., op. Baptist Chun-h
Walter P. Burrus & Co.,
; COMMISSION MERCHANTS, r
. AND DEALERS IN
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
, ' (Com a Specialty. ) ' '
S- Orders an4 Consignments respectfully
ollcited
Ian4-dwly
$H:FREEI
'iwi A favorite rreecrlptlon Bf otie oftbS
- r"'n3noti na!u sacceesiui ui .
( mvrptlred) forthecureof Narvoua MPeMnVt
; ietmatihooa.treatmemmauiMoay. Ben!
AUiress CH. WARD & CO.. Louisiana, to. '
StaU Uo. 2 Loft Hand Side
. AT THE CITY MARKET,
alwayB supplied with the very best Kreth
MeatP, liaer, rorit. wntton and naasagc that
me aJUFKPi umiras. uiu on mm. -jaulB-dly
. . v '
MtTNN A CO., of the BrrBNTino AiwraicAW, con
tlnue to act as Solicitors for J'atents, OaTeoU, Trade
Marks, Copyrights, for the United States, Canada,
England, France, Germany, etc Hand Book about
ratents sent iree. TinrtY-ivnn years' experienoe.
Patents obtained through MUNN A CO. ArenntioRd
In the Scientific) American, the largest, best, and
rnosi wiaeiy circulated sciontmc paper, vs.aiayear.
Weekly. BplcnrtiU nneravlnps and Interesting n
formation. Bpeclmen copy of the Scientific A mer.
Icon sent free. Address MUNN A CO., BciBNTmq
AMimiOAl! OtHoe, 2U1 Broadway, lew York.
c. e. roy & co.,
Wholegale Groeera
' , And Dealers In
Guano and Genuine Q-ermaD
Kainit,
Brick Block, Middle street, -
Newbern, N.C,
ROBERTS & imTDSOU
, , Semi Insurance -Agents," -
New Berne, JN. J. '.
Onl first clasa Coropanioe reprcsenj
eu in 1
Hrs, Life an4 AjeUqat !p?uraaca., '
Total Capital over Forty-Millions 01
.. DoUwb. 1 Jun24illy
1000 Bushils Rust Prooi
Seed Oats,
vOp Bundles Ties,
20,000 Yards Bagging.
' . For sale by ..' ,...k
DAIL BR03.,
Commission Merchants, "
iJew Cernp, . C.
L. Vcinsfsin
HAS THE
Most Selected Stock
LOWK THAN EVER.
octoUdlf-- - -v
11884.
Harper's Young People,
- An Illustrated .Weekly 16 Pages,
Suited to Boys and Girls of from Six to
Nlxteon Years of Age.
HAitPKit's YopNQ Pboi'1.1! isthe liest weekly
tor children in America, f tsouthwestern
Ulirlstlau Advojnte
All that the artist's skill can uncomplirft In
the way of illustration has been done, und the
best talent of the country has contributed to
Its text. New England Journal of Education,
Boston.
In its special field there Is nothing tlint can
be compared -with it. Hartford Evening Post.
'-'. - .' TI'ii.MH. ' " :
nARPKU'3 YOVKO PEOPLIC, )
; I'tr ifior,rostnoPrepuid, J l4'"
Pisor.KKvMnr.jis, Five Cints each.
Hpeoliuen copy sent ou receipt of Three
Outs. , .
The Volumes of "Harper's Yonng Peoplo"
fur IWI, 1H82, and 188.1, handsomely bound In
Illuminated Cloth, will be sunt by mall, post
ice prepaid, on receipt of $3 flo each. Cloth
ti-si-s fpr each volume, suitable for bindim;.
wul be-seiit by mall, postpaid, Un receipt fu(i
eenlHeiu'h.- ., t i . -
luMiiiHannes nhoulil ho made by Posi-Oilice
Money Order or Draft, toavuhl i-biuiceof I(,kn,
Mewspapersnre not to copv this ulvertlse-iiii-nt,
without the exm-i'Hs onli'i-of Harper &
i.IOlhl'l'S. A (' I : -1
HAi.ri'R & I J.'KWYow;,
IJoot.s ftncl Allocs,
Ropes, Twines, Paints, Oil,
' CANVAS,
GRAIN SACKS.
IjOKILIiA1.11 sxuff
At Manufftuie'H Prices.
K XETSaiid SFIiJES.
. Foot Middle street,
: ' .NEW BEIiiNE, H. C.
"Anakesis"JSBlW
sn infallible cm for Pi leu.
Price $1, at druggists, or
soot prepsfd by mall. tmplo
fret. Ad. " A N K F - ( 4 . "
u p p on on
from Youthful Imprudence, causing
Karmni Debilitv. MenUl and tbjw-
c.il Weakness. Valuable information .
I fnrlATnAnnMfW.A.ltNAd23rearS8UO.
W.H DEWEV
Would inform the publlo generally ..hat be
Is fitted np in first-class stylo having Just
fitted in new chairs and Is prepared ;
to give you as good a shave as was given when
his predecessor, John M. Banton, wag alive, .
for TEN CENTS. : ' " . v
Call at the Gnston House Barber Shop
and be convinced. . . lul.Sl-dly
1M,; LORCIU
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CAST HOUSE AC20HUCDATICN3.
Urond St. Rtn Berne. N. C.
FARMERS iSl) COUNTRY MERCIIA3ITS,
TAKvNOTICEl
t e are again at our old stand, In our NFW .,
STOHK. We have a full line of , :. ,v
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoos, .
all of which we are offering very low at
vholcsale and retail. i;an hiuiuikb h iook
at our goods - ond get our low prices. Or
lers solicited. Bfttlsfaction guaranteed. '
- lAw. ; - ROBERTS A MHO.
"hW Dr. KEAri-
hu. va booth clakx hr., ciiipgp (j,;ff.
t.W 1.110,1 1863, ! Hill trMllu l Pr.
vhIi, Mei-yuul, Uliroolo iud BpecUl dif
tuoi,8pnnil'rh(M,lml.iicj-(aMl
In.n(pt VMiul. dla.a.M. t-IC. OoD
mllalkia perHimllr, or by MKT tnt.
&2i.'J& Dr. K.n ii thi oniyiliylclii la the ,
" ..itv that wAmutB fori or wo PH. MS:
Uluitrated boot.otw 3,000 iircigriullwv,l p; piall, 3
.7 -1..
-a ;r
-5S;
E1STESX Xt)BTJ! CJF.Cj.LU
MARIS lift WU 11 K
MONUMENTS.:' X&Um., '
Ami all kinds Oravp mnl rinllnlno-
mmmimm imm
Orders will receive prompt attention
and satisfaction guaranteed. : '
fOE K. WIU-IS, Proprietgf,
tiuooeasr to liefji.sp . 010)
Cor.' BROAD AID CRAVm'Stn,, :
XUW BERNE, N, 0.
u. 1L. wiLivEit is my authorized agent
in Kineton. ' ' ma30-lrdw
CfiB!HETFGLBIeijl)3
The most perfectly bnlnwM FOI.DIN'ft TKT) la tin
World, (substantial, yefcsollRlittlintsctir.a enn omm
snd close It with enso. Tlieyconihlne GHEAT
BTRENHTH, BEA1IT1T 6ml tTTIUTT. It la ti.o
VKR7 BKST, most compact, EASIEST FOLDKI)
EKD.Sndis hot olicrnl to tic publlo as the CHEAP-''
KST patent Folding Bed on the market. It ECONO
MIZES. SPACE, fnivrs WEAR and TKATt , f CAn.'
PEiS, kcepa the IJKUniKQ CLEAN ?ROJi IHhi
Mtsf rjl'ldly'wfiewfdli i WPpitHw Mil ii iitij
Iiwd'i'fn BcniR..iT, nnEss'isaVA-!; -
rAtolNr. JJOIIK.tiAHR, Ml .. .!
JtOAItl. end Ultl llSIO.DKliK Htsimu,
euud lur Descriptive nd IlliiHtrsted Clrculur. .
Facto;ry&Ofnce,1455 State St. Chicago.
fyIn tending Ibr circular with prices, please name
papc. " . . ; , y . - j,
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