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- V. . 1.. 3 THE JOUI!:iAL. ; Cray err -J J ,r--I.j,r!ry, oUN. "4 in f!nV A . ....... w tMM UNTIL ITRTITER NOTICE THE NEW f tirne and lamlieo fcteam Transportation CMupany will dispatch their llzr? and Fust Sailing Steamer EL3I m follows: " , kiouduys ....... Leave Bay boro for Ne w Berne 8 a. m ' (stopping at Stonewall, Van- deinere, Pamlico, Adams Creek add lUverdale. - f Wedneedavs - . Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 ajn. (Stopping at Mverdaie, A1 ma Creek, Pamlico, Van deuiereaud Stonewall Thursdays , Leave Bayboro for New Berne 8 a.m Stopping at Stonewall, Van- demere, Smiths Creek, Ad am Creek and Klverdale. Ratnrdava Leave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a. m. (Stopping at Klverdale, Ad ama Creek, Smiths Creek, Vande mere and Stonewall. . Having good accommodation both for pas sengers and freight at very low rates, ask that the merchant and producers along Its line give it their oneerrui support Kor further Information enquire at the of fice. Foot of Craven street. RALPH GRAY, Agent at New Berne. Or any of Its Agents at the following places: ABK LEE, Adams Creek, D. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere, 0. H. KOWLER, Stonewall, . . 8. H. FOWLER, Bayboro, JOSHUA DEAN. Pamlico, W. H. JACOBS, Smiths Creek, MALLETT BROS, Klverdale. W Freight received nnder cover every day the week. " JanZldAwly NEW-BERNE, BEAUFORT k 0XS10W INLAND COASTING COMPANY CONNECTING WITH ! . 1 Atlantic & N. C. Railroad, : "-: and w : ; CLYDE'S 1?. 0. LINE STEAMERS At Morehead City and New-Berne. Through arrangements to and from all Bogne sound. White Oak and New River points, and Through Bills Lading Issued to 11 points. North, East, South and West. . Quick Transportation and prompt delivery of Cotton, Naval Stores, General Pi xlnce, Goods, Wares and General Merchandise, and rates guaranteed as low as by any line. Cotton IUte per Bale of 490 Lbs. White Oak and Bogue New River Points to New-Berne......$1.00 to New-Bcme......tl,50 ' Norfolk-. 2 00 ' Norfolk 2.50 "Baltimore - 2.50 i "Baltimore 8 00 New York 8.00 Philadelphia ... 8.00 Boston ............ 4 00 - Providence 4.00 " New York 8.50 Philadelphia... 8.50 Boston . 4.50 " Providence 4.50 W All cargoes covered by Insurance. The transportation service of the Inland Coasting Company, now organized and In successful operation, will be as thorough, effi cient, prompt and cheap, as It Is possible to make It, and the patronage of producers and shippers Is respectfully solicited. For further Information apply to the local Agents of the Line, Office of the Company: ; Beaufort, N, C, Oct. 22, 1883. A. W. STTROU, President, ctZtdAW WM. A. IIEARNB. Supt. RAILROADS. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. n n n - - .-I r, r. I , r i ' 1r Atlantic &, N. C. Railroad. TIME TABLE No. 6. In Effect 12:00 M., Sunday, December 23d, 1883. . EAST. r WBST. , . N.7. Express Pass.fcMall Arr. L've. No. 48, Express, Pass.&Mail STATIONS. : r. m. p. u, A. M A. M. 10 28 5 50! 8 T 82 9 21 Goldsboro ....... La Grange..... 11 10 10 21 9 30 4 38 ft? 121 Kinston, ............... 9 45 flew xorn,.... Morehead Vepot,, 7 21 7 47 11 8S r. mj 500 P. X. A. V. A. H. EAST. WEST. No. 8 . 1 , , . .: No.4 Mixed Fgt. .: r. Mhw'Fgt Pass. Train. 8TATI0.HS. Psss. Ira n. mmmtlmtsm Arr. L've. Arr. . aVve A. M. A. X. . T. H. P.M. 7 10 Goldsboro,......-....- 7 86 7 46 7 50 Best's . : 6 67 7 00 10 8 26 La Grange, ......... 6 14 6 37 if ft) 8 56 Falling Creek....... 5 44 5 50 29 9 50 Kinston, .. 4 57 6 20 10 26 10 80 Dover ... 4 16 4 21 10 68 11 00 (lore Creek. 8 48 8 48 24 11 80 Tnicsrora 8 14 8 19 11 42 11 45 OUrke's 8 02 8 02 12 17 1 Newbern, 2 80 r. M. P. U. P. M. P.M. EAST. WBST. No. S. : lfiudFgt.Jt: . Fate. Train. ! : No,. : WisAil Fat. k. STATIONS. Pass. Train. Arr. 5 84- OS; 5(! , 1 08j 7 88 , 7 65 A. M. ! L've Arr. L've, i A. if. t I 4 49': Newbern...... ... i 5 26': Eiveriiale..........-: 5 39 ; Croatia ...........i 19! HTeloek..........: 8 56; Newport i 7 10; Wlldwood i 7 45; Morehead City i j Morehead Depot...: A.H. t P. M.i 1 25 12 841 12 21 ! 1152; 11 10: 10 58; 10 20, ' i A. M.l P. U. 12 89 12 26 11 57 11 20 10 58 10 25 10 00 A. M Train 48 unnnninta with Wllmlnirton A Wei- don Train bound North, leaving Goldsboro , 11:50 a. m., ana wiui tuenmona a Das vine ln Wao li-Hii.ilAMdiANi If-Sii . m And Wllmlngton&WeldonTralnS0nthat5 P-" Train 4 eonnects with W. A W. Train bo und South, leaving Goldsboro 8 p.m. Train 47 eoanects with Blchmond k Danville . Train, arriving at Goldsibcro 6:20 p.m., and Wil- mincton and Weldon Train irora the fcotm at A:4ftD.m. Trulns 4, 6 4 6, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Trains 47 A 48, dally except Sunday. Train 3. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturdays, Trains 48 A 8 breakfast at Klnston. Train 47 jrapperat Klnston. W. Dunn, Superintendent. Midland N. C. Railway. HUE T AiLB No. i, fa effect fhuradar, October 25, 1883. WEST. - EAST. K7L T Mixed Tln. r Mixed XraJn. . STATIONS. l' Arr. LVe. ' - Arr. I've. 4. X. P.M. a.m. AM. 9 08 Goldsboro......-: 614 t 29 9 81 Oopelaadys .......... 6 61 6 53 45 9 48 Princeton..,. 6 81 6 87 9 65. Holt's Mill......v.,. 6 27 6 27 10 It 10 M' Pine Level .... 08 6 09 B0H4j 8mthlleld.. 4 48 ' JU OAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Tralv t connects with A. A N. C Freight Train lenvlKildsboro at 7:30 a.m., and with W. A W. Tram gutng North at 9:50 a.m., going ion th at 5:15 p w., and With K. D. train going 'WestatllhOOa.m. Train No. 1 connects with A. A N. C. train arriving at Goldsboro 8:26 p.m.; with R. A 1). . Tnilnnrrtving at 6:20p.m., and with W, AW, CTriins arriving at 5:46 p.m. and 8.00p.m.. , V. Dunn, i . , " ; ' Superintendent. The Neuso Bivp.r Navigation Uompany Will run the following Schedule: Steamer Kinston W1U leave the Old Dominion Wharf TUFJta DAYSand FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnston WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave Kinston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arrlv Ins In New Berne the nine day. Will tench at all Landings along the River going and coming. Steamer Neuse. Will leave New Berne 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.. touohlng at PolloRs ville and other landings on Trent Hlver. These Bteamers will mako close connections with the Old Dominion line. Freights received at all hours. ' ' For rates apply to W. K. STYKON, Je ... . daw ' -a Agent at New Berne. OLD 10M11NI01N Steamship Company. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE For New YorK, Baltimore, Nor folk, Boston, Elizabeth City, '. VhHadelpbia, Providence, i ami other Cities ' ; ; ; ON AND AFTEH ;' " :y: Mondav yfuly 2nd, 1883, CNTIL FUUTIIER NOTICE Steamer Sienandcali Will leave. nton a.iivnl of train on Norfolk Sonthern UsilUdd at Elizabeth City, every J l.f MONDAY AND THTJUSDAT. ." for New Berne. Returning leaves New Berne for Elizabeth City every ... TUESDAY AND FRIDAY at p. m., making close connection with Nor fo Southern K. R. for Northern cities. Close connection made , at New itemn with steamers for Kinston, Polloksviile, Trenton and all landings on the Neusa and Trent Rivers.. No freights received for shipment on Tuesdays and Fridays after S4 p m. Freight forwardKd promptly and lowost rates guaranteed to destination.' Fare to Elizabeth Oity and return. 4. To Washington, 4. To Norfolk. tS.i To Baltimore. $8. (Hi. To New York. E. B. ROBERTS, Ag't, New Berne, CDLrPPB 4 TURNKK. Ag'ts, Norfolk, y. A W. H. Stabf6bd, Oen'l Kr't Ag't, ' ' ' ' r New York CSty rrent Eiver Transportation . Oompanj. Will despatch their Steamers after this date for Klnston, Jolly Old Field, Trenton and PollockBVille, as follows : . Steamer Trent Will leave New Berne every Monday and Thursday from her dock, foot of Oraven street. at NINE o'clock, AM., for Kinston. - Retaining, leave Kinston for New Berne Tuesdays and Fridays at ONE o'clock, P.M. xaKing ireignt lor an landings on the river, and connecting at Jolly Old Field with the Contentnea Creek Steamboat Company both ways , . .-, , e . Steamer L. H; Cutler Will leave for Pollocksville and Trenton, tak ing freight and passengers, every Saturday and Wednesday, from her dock at EIGHT O'clock, A.M. Heturning every Monday and Thursday, leaving Trenton at SEVEN o'clock, A M. Freight received nnder cover every day, Sunday excepted. Charges will be as low as by any other line. Close connection with all points North, East and West, via Clyde line, from New Berne Merchants wishing their goods to go by this line will order their ship ments vlaN. 0. Line, from Baltimore, Phila delphia, New York, and all points North. All goods bandied with care ana damages prompt ly paid when proven. Through Bills of Lad ing given and rates guaranteed. , ; E. K. BRYAN, JR., a . A-ient at New Berne. E; R. Page, Gen. Solicitor. . . . dw . t S. H. Gray, Gen. Man. y Change of Pier in New York. The N. C. Freight Line FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and all points IVortU and. West After this date will receive freight In New York for New Bern at PIER 7, NORTH RIVHR, Office of New York and Baltimore Transportation Co. ' Merchants should remember that this is one of the nest steam Lanes eat o? Mw jor, making daily connection with Baltimore for New Berne; an lnsiae, ana oniy one cnnge. SEMI-WEEKLY . STEAME11S Between New Borne ; and Baltimore, (Touching at Norfolk) .' Leaving New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS FRIDAYS at 1 p m. Leave Baltimore foj New Berne WEDNESDAYS dnd SATURDAYS 6. p.m. Agents are as follews: EUBKN FOSTER, Qcnl Jfanagor, 90 Light St., Bal't. Md. 148. V, McCARRICK, Ag't. Norfolk, V. W. V, ,Oyda $ Co- Philadelphia, it South harves. . .. . i - York A Balto. Trans. Une, Pier t&ann river E. Sampson, Boston, S3 Central wharf. -K. H. Rockwell, Providence R. I. ' D.O. Mink, Fsll Hirer, Derrick wharf. ' Ships leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saturdays. " " New York daily. ' " Bsltlmore, Wednesdays and Sstardftys . Fall River, Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays. " r Providence, Satnrdavs Through bill ig yen, and rate gnaran i to all points, at the di,flerent pJlces of' the mpante. . , ., . - Aroid Breakage el Balk and Ship via ; N. C. LINE. d MurMlyB H. CRAY, Agt, New Sern,N NEW N. C. JA". 16, 18S4. Criticising an Easrle. Entering the room of & friend, who had a collection of stuffed birds, a critic proceeded to pass very nn favorable judgment on a staffed eagle he had not seen before. The bird did not look at all natural, and he noticed that the head was not in the right position. 'Suppose you put the head in the right position,", suggested the proprietor of the establishment. The critic attempted to do so, but the stuffed bird took a liberal bite oat of his finger. He had been crit icising a live bird. V Philadelphia FoIItencsH. The Philadelphia youth is grow ing more and more precious. An uotown grammer school boy became so obstreperous yesterday .that his teacher, new m her vocation, young and pretty, determined to try the plan oi Keeping mm in. Alter school she sat with grim determina tion until it became dark, and then she let him depart. yhat was her astonishment at the gate to find the youth awaiting her! Ho greeted her with: "It's too dark for a young lady to be alone on the streets. Will you allow me to see you home?" Philadelphia Nem. A Tacancy in the Staff. The innocent farmer fronyover i the river, who left five uotatoes in our office with a request that we would write them up, put his name in the paper and say be had a big lot of them to sell at $1 a bushel is respectfully informed that our lool editor has resigned and 'that bis department of the ,paper is closed tor tue season. jcall mver Advance. Edward Bromley, a young Phila delphia machinist, asserts that he has -discovered a new mechanical law, the application of . which will enable him to increase hundred fold the power of any machine, from a clock .to a steamship, without using an ounce more fuel than usual, or driving the motive power any faster than ordinary. The discovery con sists inj 'combining the action of tne screw, the inclined plane and one other form ' which, , like , Mr. Keeley, he refuses td mention. Mr. Isham Bridcrford. Warrenton. N. C, says: "I had the dropsy and was benefited bv usin? Brown's Iron Bit ters." . , '",''"'V; , , ' . 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TV. iiAOOS, cor.ClarVSt and Calbonu Plauo. Cmcioo. Iu HORITER SCHOOL, V o ac a? o,3a 33, 3NT J', o The SPRING 8ESS10Nof 1881 will begin the SECOND MONDAY In JANUARY, Terms as heretofore.' Send for catalogue, Jan2dw2w Dr. KEAN, UWfihwJ still t re alio tU Prt- Narfouj, Chronic tpd HpecUldtf MMfl,SiwimatnrhH,, lmpotecy (ZDal lneapaelt7)lFinalw dlaMCB', etc. Oon amltattoB penmiallr, or by Utter fret Tr. Kao il th only philcl In th oltrthHt wnrntntacar or nonn. 8M ptis Hlutntted tiook, ovr 1,000 prvtcripllooj, $1 by mAlU Frorn my old store to second door north of u . gutter's, next to J. B. Brown's barber shop, for a feWdn'son)v, while repairs are be ing made. Still yon can 0nd the fipest cigars, tobacco, Gall & ax's fine chewing, and smok. ing of all kinds, and plug, candies, etc. .. , 1 WM. L. PALMER, ' dw Middle St., New Berne, N.O." 1884. ...j'.;.; Harper's Young People, ' Ait'llla&tratsd Wfekly 16 Pases. ; Salted to Boys and Girls of fronj Ulf tQ Vol. V. Commences November 6, 1S83. 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( lonnill atioimfreo and aneredly eonncr.iiititl. t'nses which hnvnfiilod in obt .lining rolief e!iwherc. esiieoiatlv nolit-iteil. I-Vronlo Ilia eases tr.-H.cd. CaU or Writ, llenrs, frrn f to 4 f? ti W p-'imlflvs. J: ti 3. tfllij l HjkaX'XU SEX'.' l'IIKK. AdtlrcanM rt.ivo.! , . , ASA JONES, ELiddla Street, K"owbern, N. C, , '. DEALER IN Staple and Fancy, Dry Goods HOOTS, SIMS, CLOTHISn, Etc- . Agent for the DIAMOND SHJRf ' nlann ' dried tl.tXI. Iondrled $1.25. And the eelebruted Warner's Coraline Corset, : l rice st.uu, : -. v ,i A full Hue of Gentw'. Ladles' and Clnldren's Underwear, Gents' Linen, Celluloid and Paper uunars hiiu tuns., niiK ana Linon jinuatier- chiefs, all kinds of Oents'. Ladies' and Chil dren'sllund and Machine Made Shoes. Rub. Der uoats, nais ann nnoes, ijidies' uioaks and jacKets, nun e very ining usually Kept in a first olass Dry (Joods St -ire. ASA JONES, mnrfkliivly ' Middle Bt., op. Baptist Ohurch Leader of Low Prices. WHOLESALER RETAIL. Hits Just returned from the North with a large ana weii-seiectea stocK ot Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions, Cheaper 'ilian Ever Offered Before. 1 will have Hpeclal Sales every week in ev. eryline. My stock of IJRKHS OOOllB, Btich as Bllhs, Ktttins, utshnieres and Mourning uools, can' not be matched for the money In the telHte. I have ftlawo line of Uress l rlnimiiiKH.Km broideries and iMlizlntu nt reduced oriees. Ladies, oeiitsand Children's Under Vests in great variety. Special attention is called to our Shoe Pe- partniejii. Also. ;arpels tnd OH Cloths. A large stock of 1'lcture h ranies of every aesenpuon. Fancy floods, flaskets, Tinware, eto., etc. 4r Special inducements offered to whole. sale customers, aud satis action guaranteed to every one. a Come e trly and get the first pick. 1 0. MARKS, octZUdwSm Pollock st i New Heme. N.'O, Walter P. Burms & Co., ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND PEA.LKE8 IN GRAIN OF ALL KIM. V (Corn a Specialty.) ; - NowBorue, XsT. O. 49 Orders and Consignments reBjieetfulIj ollclted , , , . ianl-dAwly 1 HEU'ELE SELF-CUHE A fkvoritA arowrrfnttnw nf on a at tnfl fast noted and successful specialists In the TJ. (now retired) for the cure of Xemmm DebUitm fsost JKnti AoMf, TFeafeneaw and JMoatf. 6eu U:pliaealeUttuvelopeire. UruggiaucaaSUl Addrsu PR. WARD A CO., IouisUm, Ho,-' 13, BWIiR'T-rs StaU'Ho. 2---Lefl Hand Side V' AT THE CITY MARKET, always snnnlied with the verv heal. HV.-uh Meats, Beef. Pork. Mutton and Kn the Market affords, Call on him. . : )aiuu-Qiy . , . C. E. FOY & CO., wholesale Grocers. And Dealers in Guano and Genuine German Kainit, ,' ' Brick Block, Middle street, d Newborn, N.C.' 'Anakesis"?iLc? in infaiHbis can for Piles. Price $1, at druggists, or sent prepaid by mail. Samplo rep. AO. -JinaRISMIS " Jkcrs,Box 8tl6i,wXor. U F FG R E R A Vom Vonthfnl linpnidenoe, canaing 1 from Jiervmu Debility. Mental and Phyufi W , Cansino d PhvnQ i caI Wfl&hnesa. Valuable infonnatioa valuable infonnatioa e. 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