North Carolina Newspapers

VOL.11. NEW BEENE, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1884. NO. 246. LOCAL NEWS. AW ' ADVERTISEMENTS.' Hancock Beos. Dissolution, Church Messenger Extraor'y offer. Journnl lUlulatnre Almanac. Sun rises, 7: 9 I Length of day, . Sua pots, 5:13 1 10 hours, 3 minutes. Moon rises at 10:40 p. m.- ' ; j . m Our market is well supplied with wild ducks. ' ' v . . Capt. Jas. S. Lane, of Stonewall, is in the city. A fine lot of trout from Bay River were in the market yesterday morning. Married. ' !- :. . In this city, on Wednesday morning, January 16th, Mr. Zaccheus T. Brown, of Goldsboro, to Miss Sallie Alphin, of New Berne, Dr. L. S. Burkhead officiat ing. The happy , couple left on the morning train for Goldsboro. A long life, a happy one, a prosperous one, etc. etc., be their lot. . --.i - ' Improving. Mr, Morton, who was injured by a wagon running over him at the farm of Mr, E. 8. Street, as mentioned in yester day's issue, is improving and hopes to be out in a week or so. The injuries were not as serious as at first supposed, but as Dr. Duff? stated. A party of ladies and gentlemen were he had a narrow escape from losing his i rtAPoohatlr vis? in cr vaaf arA nv Avonmff ' . uio, i wo wneeis or a tnree-norse wagon partly loaded having passed over his back in a diagonal directioa from a point just above the hip to the shoulder of the opposite side. 1 out horseback riding yesterday evening. Hancock Bros, have dissolved co-partnership. Mr. F. V. Hancock continues the business; . , r t 1 : , v The market dock is crowded with boats with oysters, potatoes, beef cattle, poultry, etc. . - . Mr. Coakley is putting the canning establishment in order and will com mence operations next week. Hancock Bros, have received a letter Brlxklng Up. Business at the cotton yard yesterday was quite brisk and looked as if there was life in the old land yet. ' The prophets at the Exchange predict an in crease oi receipts ror this month over from a prominent gentleman in Illinois that of 1883; but it is proper to add that recommending their pile remedy. '.;.; January bj wassome nineteen hundred Tim nini 8wa,nn I,nt.t.flr, finmrnnT. We8 beh,n,1 January '82; so that the at Norfolk, has the third general draw ing to-day. Lucky men are expectant. . The steamer Ooldsboro sailed for Bal timore yesterday - with 050 bales of cot ton, 225 barrels of rice, and considerable other freights. 1 "Wood subscribers" must bo hard cases, judging from the way some of our exchanges have been c6mplaining dur ing the cold snap. ' prediction may bo fulfilled and yet leave, us behind in the total receipts qetttfas much as is now apparent or even worse. The spring months will probably fall behind those of last year more in amount than the fall months have already done. V' ' r - mayor's Court. - : The quiet which has reigned for some time in police circles was somewhat dis turbed on vesterdav bv the armearance A fine bunch of turkeys from nyde of Mar Winiam8. Eiiza simmona flml county were brought up yesterday even ing. The captain in charge refused to put them on the market until this morn ing. ; l.V-;.' i'fy- Mr. Joseph Banks, one of Jones county's prosperous merchant-farmers, was in the city yesterday with fifty bales of cotton, and as usual, with him, Sarah Young, all colored, before His Honor, the two first for an affray and disorderly conduot who were fined each $5.00 and.cost. The last named was up for an assault on Eliza Brinson. She too was In vited to contribute $5.00 to the funds of the city treasury and pay the cost, which she did promptly and got a gooa price. , a ,s - ; was discharged. Tne other two were We are glad to learn that the Kings held, in default of tho cash. i l Mountain High School, which has no superior among the many excellent schools In the South, had, two day s after the opening, the largest number of students ever enrolled during any pre vious session. Lincoln Press. , InLl883, as wo gather from Brad Dr. 0I1I burn's Lectures. Dr. Milburn closed his series of lec tures at the Theatre last night which from the beginning have been exceed ingly interesting. He commands a good audience. Those who hear him once are sure to want to hear him again. With street of tHe 12th of January, 1884, the a rich, mellow, smooth voice, he traces capital invested in the South in business, the subject of discourse,carrying hisau mounted; fa $85,5,581,000. North Caro- dienco enraptured along with him, and Una had $5,1,519,000. The number of seemingly would listen to him for hours graders in the South was 93,022; in North without tiring. We have not the space Carolina 6,939. . The number of failures at the late hour oi this writing to do his jn the South 1,058, or 1 n Q3, and averag- lecture Mast night justice, but ': it ' is Jng $g,QQ0.;Tho nmher of failures in enough to say that for three successive North Carolina was 85, or 1 in 81, and nights he has filled the theatre with the averaging $7,400.'?' In the wbolo country Ujpst intelligent of our, citizens, which ; "X. X. X.' Will '-X. X. X." inform an ignorant subscriber of yours, how it happens the present management can run their trains over broken rails, some "broken twice," with the regularity of a good clock (who does not now look for the trains on time?). When the Best man agement could not do it with a schedule about one hour slower. Did "X. X. X." ever hear of engines backing down in the ditch, one nearly on top of others before run there, .when the road was leased and that then to be on time was an accident with the trains? Did "X. X. X." ver hear how promptly the men were not paid after their hard earnings, etc. etc., on the road? Do tell. ' ' . I.C.U.. P. 8.-Did i;X. X. X." ever hear of corn sprouting and crowing through bags on 7 the railroad - wharf, when the road was leased? Further, did "X. X. X." ever hear that at a meeting in the rooms of the Board of Trade New Berne wanted to give W. J. Best & Co. $30,000 in bonds as a pres ent for shops, and will "X. X. X." tell us who they were? Does "X. X. X. " know where the grand Asst. Treasurer of the A. & N. C. Division of the Midland N. C. Railway Co. ' is? The Goldsboro Messenger says, and we giye the infor mation as "X. X. X." may want him again: . , . , ' . "Mr. J. P. Caddagan, quondam Treas urer or tne Midland IN. (J. Kailway, passed through this city last week re turning from a trip through the far Western states en route for New York. He is now travelling with a first-class minstrel company. Wonder where W. J. Best is?" Could not "X. X. X." enlighten the Messenger on the point? It may be he is wanted again to scatter money to little darkeys in New Berne and else where, or it may to appear in the char acter of the greatest humbug of the age, But can't "X. X. X." tell the Messenger and case his troubled soul? I. C. U. -. foreigners' than in '1876. Hence the necessity of North Carolina once again utting her: best foot, forward. The itate can make a display which will sur pass that of any other Southern State. She has much of the material at hand It will be to her disadvantage if the State is not represented in the best man ner. The moral effect of a united South exhibiting at New Orleans cannot be conceived. News-Observer. A Ely al of quinine. German medical journals discuss a new medical agent lately discovered by Professor Fischer, of Munich. In the course of a long series of investigations concerning the nature and action of quinine, he found that by means of a series of chemical transformations a substance can be obtained, in the form of a white crystalline powder, from coal tar, which greatly resembles quinine in its action on the ; human organism. Fischer has given it the name of "kairin." The chief effect produced by it, as yet observed, is the rapid diminu tion of fever heat, and its efficiency in this respect is described as remarkable. It is believed that it will reuder the use of ice in fever cases unnecessary, and that its skillful employment will enable the physician to moderate the temperature of the patient, Kairin is also reported to have less inconvenience tor tne stomach than quinine. But ob servation does not show as yet, at least -that it possesses that tonio and restora tive influence for which quinine is so frequently administered. , Perhaps, from a chemical and physiological poiut of view, the most valuable thing about the new discovery is that it seems to bring us nearer to finding out the chem- ical nature of quinine itself and the true character of its agency. The discovery has been patented and a manufactory of kairin established, under the direc tion of Professor , Laubenheimer, of Glesseu. But, as it is said .that the cost of producing a kilogramme (about 351 ounces) of the new agent is 15, it will be some time before its patrons can hope to see it take the place of quinine in practical pharmacy. WiL, Mail. COMMEKCIAL. JotRNAL Office, Jan.' 18, 6 P. M. COTTON-New York futures barely steady spots quiet. . New Berne market active. Sales of 183 bales at 81 to 9i. Middling; 9f : ' Low Middling, 99; Good Ordinary, 8f. t ' NEW YORK SPOTS. Middling. 10 11-16: Low Middling. 10 5-16; Good Ordinary, 9 11-16. FUTURES. January, February, March, April, EICE-Firm. 10.60 10.67 10.84 10.98 Sales of small lots in ferior grades at 95 to $1.00. CORN Firm at 60 to 65 in bulk. in 1873, there were 543,180 failures, (this was the year of the panic) ; in 1880, there were 703,828; in 1883, 838, 823. In 1878, the ratio of failures to traders was , 1 in 56; in 1880, it is 1 in 1C2; in 1883, it was ,1 in 82. So 1883 1 shows better than 1880, the year of tho Bresjdentjial election. SUr. is saying a good ueai. . we nope to have him visit us again Boon. . , run loin House ItccordM. ' . A short : time ago we published an item in these columns appealing to any persona, who might have in their pos session any of the records pertaining to, the custom house at this port prior to -IftAQ r nn Irnntvlaflora ad tn tha vohara. Schooner Arrivals. . , . ' . , , , - .' , , Tha Twrtfiri Cant: Tom. P;ivno. from tMMW OI Bucn recorus, w lurnwn me ' - ,., 1. j.,. . s j. . same euner 10 tuo otjuieuuy 01 Hyde county with corn and rice. The ElMyra, Capt, Fisher, from Hyde, -with corn and lice. Tho Oav. Vance, Capt. Fisher, from Ifyde. with corn and' rice. ? , Cold Snap In Florida. - ; Mr. J. L. Rhem returned from Florida the Treasury, at Washington D. C, or the Collector of Customs, New Borne. r - The record of our custom house, from' the organization of the, district in 1700, contains much of historical information, in which many of our prominent and distinguished families are interested, on Tuesday night. and reports ice down and iu which every citizen ' New thereduring the. cold snap a half inch Sp?nlBecu;j ellona thick., He says the truck was all killed oount of the kiaBhip of many of the act and considerable damage done to prange ers therewith connected during the in- tos. The therniometer was down to fancy of our Kepo, 0930 Utewftu- 10, the lowest, known there fg'rmany 00 was years,, . - formed iftom that of New Berne by Act BtiAn l-r-nertv Fonnd. ' ' Pf arca Sra- lU3, ,'ana juaging irem Stolen Itwperty Vn. . . UhA nffloil hooks therft ftn.flle. there Bomeume ago a uus auu uhmk, mio . . . h of hiHtoriofti in, property of Miss Sallie. Lancaster, were terest contained in the last records to stolen from the nassace in the house and which we are calling attention h' M,ioi t Mfltanfc . " On fiRtr- Letters of Marque' at that time were dar polioemn'.Bowdwrwbo had been r!" 1? nth Ipokout for pe etojen ppopprty, through those officers, and by them for- S'qund tjie clq&k vwa the pevson of one Varied to the Secretary of State. . ' He lena drice. ' colored. , Bho' said Hb$ Pt conneoted with the operations of ,ena u rice, i " the priveteers were required to be made bought it from John Mayo, but upon . tLcomraandinfi: officers of such ves- investigation this proved to be false; she 8ej8 to e chief officers of customs, i theasaid she could prove that she didnt We learn from the Journal of the steal it. But who did? , r rn E"ot!e an 111 that His Excellency, George Washington,.1 'President, . ' nominated Major John Davea to be oolleotor of customs of the port of Nw Berne and that he was confirmed the same date February, 9, 1790, and again on March C, 1792. was nominated by President Wash ing as Inspector of Surveys and Ports p,f fto a tiuryey ior ar$n arouna, District and Port of New Berne, and was confirmed March 8, 1792. Major Daves was the first collector appointed under the Federal Government and the honor was oonferred by General Washington as a reward for taithtui service ren THE EXPOSITION. Large, Meetlujj Last EventnffCol. Par dee's Lecture Remarks by Messrs. . Stamps, C. M. Bnsbee and Ashe. In tho hall of the House of Commons last evening there was a large aulience to hear Col. B. S. Pardee, of Connecti cut, speak about "Expositions and their Benefits.0' The "Euterpean Club" were present,1- having kindly - tendered their services, and discoursed delightful music. Mr. W. S. Primrose presided atthe meeting. At 8 o'clock he intro duced the orator of the occasion. . Col, Pardee spoke of the Philadelphia exposition and the influence it had had developing and giving an impetus to manufactures and to art. It had taught what use might be made of the crude products, kaolin for instance, which is found In such anundanca and purity in North Carolina. The exposition, too, quickened immigration, that of a desir able kind, of skilled laborers. The other expositions have in every case not only advanced the interest of the places where they were held, but have had the best effects upon the States and the country at large. It is a widening influence, whose ripple of progress rolls afar. He graphically sketched the Atlanta expo sition in its industrial and social fea tures. It was an awakening to the people of the North. At that exposition North Carolina was represented m a most 'superb style. It was found that the resources of the State were so vast and so varied that it afforded all the crude products necessary to the me chanical and industrial arts. He spoke of the place which this gave North Caro lina in the eyes of. tho people 01 tne Country, He said that the State had come to be filled with prospectors. o have received the first number of t'uu dunday Morning Ma'!, published by I".. R. V7arrock & Co., at Wilmington, N. C. It is neatly printed and is well filVd with miscellaneous news items, ' ' Diuhi Advance, is ' published at .Mioville L'y T-iiQO". Ilqbgaod. ' The first pimber lg very creditable, " ": : P "'Eppmii'v, published. by-D, or uoa:s ut Durham, is a ' " J 1 . il V,'. Amprifim Ann e.r. a lournal cio- aerea nis country a au vuuxi m uo ,1 r ' ia ,,n PY.llnnfc wonn iaronna vonuneuuu uuio. readers ihore may be those who'may be ab!o to supply the' inform:-' Ion called for. :l,!!; 8 fond of t'ao snort. Jyt;.o "4n0!er's VuW' rt r.3 Broadway, N. Y. It is evamininfir the oyster beds, the woods, the soils, ' the minerals. ' Col. Pardee then gave a sketch of North Carolina's exhibit at Boston, a marvelous display. which astonished New England and the North generally. It was a complete picture of the resources of the State, a panoramic view in tact, ine toDac- co exhibit of the 'brights" was seen by thousands of tobacco farm jsrs s of tho Connecticut Valley anil elsewhere, and many of these will come here where such marvelous tobacco oan be grown. Now you are to hold an exposition right here. If you are to have one which will - bring to gether all your crude resources, your manufactured products, you win navo an exhibit which will be of real, practi cal value to every citizen of the tate as well as to every other nerson who sees it. He Urgod a complete show of what we are doing tn the1 way or manurac- tureg. each bad never been made here. It would attract manfacturers and give them' a 'practical illustration of what you are doing, as well as or what can be done, uoods must be made nere, Have not only every kind of raw ma terial, and not only everything which illustrates the fertility of vour soil and the fineness of. your climate, but nave every branoh, even the smallest, repre sented, give every trade its place, etc. tie spoke of the need lor - con cert , of ,. "action The" State was now somewhat divided. There v3 he East, the West and, tho Centre, whioh oOme $ conflict, bo. to speak, and look first after what they term their own interests, The exposition at New Or leans was referred to and its great im portance not only to the South and the country, but to the whole world. He re ferred to its magnitude, of the great efforts to be made bv Mexico in the way of exhibits, and declared that no State of the South could fal to represented at this "Wold's' Exposition and Cotton Contenial." It promises to equal tne ccnteniaV exposition of 1870, and there will no doubt be a larger attendance of DOMESTIC MARKET. Turpentine Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25. Tab Firm at $1.25 and $1.50. Seed Cotton 2.60a3.00. , Beeswax 25c. per lb. " Honey 75c. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5o. to 6c. Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. Eggs 22c. per dozen. Peantjts $1.00al.25 per bushel.. Fodder 80o. to $1 per hundred. Cotton Seed 81c. Onions $3 per bbl. Apples 75c.a$1.00 per bushel. Field Peas 85c.a$1.00;per bushel. Hides Dry, 9allc; green 6a6o. Tallow 6c per lb. Chickens Grown . 45a50c. per pair, Meal 80c. psr bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 80c; yams 40c. Turnips 50a75o. per bush. Wool 12a20c. per Dound. Shingles West India,dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, nearts, $4."U; saps, $3.00 per M. WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pork $15.75; long clears 01c; snouiders, dry salt, be. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel. NO - WELL-REGULATED FAMILY . CAN AFFOED TO BE WITHOUT A GILBERT FORCE Pimp. I refer to the following nnrtles who mo sins them and can testily to their KUDerlor- . lty ovor an other ixup : T. 8. Hownrd, Mayor City of Newurn, N. C. L. A. Potter, Mayor Town of Beaufort, N. Mrs. M. 1). Dt-wev. Geo. Bishoo. Oen. IL Run- som, Hon. L. J Moore, W. F, Kountree, Mm. M. UlsoBway. tioo. D, Conner, O. L. Hard!- son, jr., Wm. Dunn, N.B. Klchardson. James iDOek, 0. II. Perry, J. L. Rheiu, of Mewbern, B. W. Venters, RIchlands, N. C. O. O. Green, Trenton, N. C. Samuel Hudson, Polloksvllle, N. O. ' J I. A, White, . , , ' JS. S. riaughton, - : (' ; K. P. Mldyett, Smiths Creek, N. C. II 8. Hlbbs, Mlddleton, Hyde Oonnty, N. C. 1 Oeo.W. Smith. Silver Dale. N. C. , 8. H. Loftln, Klnston, N. O. 1 W.H. West, If you have ever had anv tiouble with primp freezing It was simply because you did not use the "Gilbert." "A word to the wise Is sufficient." Rend for catalogue and prices. J. C. WHITTY, Janl2.d Wewbern, N. C. (,--!'. STATE NEWS. Gleaned from our Exchange. Durham Reporter No concern in the world has, we dare say, its business so systematically arranged as the Black- tVell Durham Co. The schools of Durham, we are glad to say, are largely patronized. This speaks well for edu cation in our midst.-1 Mr. McGhee, of Granville, living near ' Capt. E. B. Lyon's mill, killed a hog recently that weighed 653 pounds. Next. Greensboro Patriots Mrs. Allen Scott, who resides near Alamance church, fell on the sleet Friday and dislocated her hip and lay two hours in the rain and cold, her husband being absent from home. It is feared she will be a cripple for life, as she is well ad vanced in years. Rockingham men always have an eye to business. A gen tleman went to Eeidsvillo last week for a coffin for a neighbor and while the undertaker was fitting it up, ho stole his girl and got married, and carried his new wife and coffin home in same buggy. - ; ' - Raleigh News-Observer: Two families from New York State bought land and settled near Mebansville last week. A reward of $250 is offered by the Gov ernor for Anderson Adams, colored. who murdered William Waugh. near Dobson, Surry county, on the 25th of December. -A gentleman from Maine was here yesterday, and inspected the geological museum. He is a maker of sand paper, and desired to find garnet 111 uuuuuuus to use in its manuiaciure. Garnet is hard and is a good substitute for emory. He was directed to go to Burke county, where garnet is found in great quantities and sometimes in large quantities and sometimes in large mas ses. v ." '" v Wilmington Stan;. E. F. Martin, col ored, who has gained considerable notoriety among the colored people throughout the State by his connection witn the scheme to build a railroad from this city to .Wrightsville Sound, and finally to Onslow county, to be known as the Wilmingtonx Writsville and Onslow Railroad, died in this city on Sunday afternoon. II is disease was pneumonia and bronchitis. Deceased was mail contractor between this city and Onslow and" was a man of much energy, coupled with a considerable de gree of intelligence. He is said to have belonged at one tune to the noted seces sionist. Col. . W. L. Yancey. Martin was to have attended a meeting of his railroad company in this city yesterday. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have this dav dis solved the co-partnership heretofore ex isting under the style and firm name of Hancock Bros. AU claims against the firm will be settled by F. W. Hancock, who is authorized (0 collect all accounts due the firm. F. W. HANCOCK, C. K. HANCOCK. NOTICE. Having purchased the interest of my partner, C. K. Hancock, I will continue the business at the eld stand under the same name, and will be glad to see the patrons of the old firm. Thanking them ior past tayors, and asking a continu ation of the same, I remain, respectfully, janl7-dlw F. W. HANCOCK". An Offer Extra-ordinary ! ONE liOLLAU A YEAR ! The CHURCH MESSENGER, tho Journal oM uib rroiesiant episcopal cnurcn in jNortn Carollnt; Hpnges.32 cols., $1.60 a year In ad vance. But, take notice, that all NEW SUBSCRIBERS who will send ONE DOL- BKVOKE THE FIRST OB1 APRIL and mention this notice, can have the paper one year irom iai or order. i ne MJM33JNUltlg making progress. Send iur a specimen copy, ns circulation is rupm iy mureuHuig. BUDscnnenaw. Address H. J. LOVICK, WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER IN Heavy Groceries, Dry Goods, Fine Wines .'and Lienors, The celcliratca BUCKINGHAM WHISKEY always on hand. GIVE M 13 A TRIAL. Blank's Old Stand. Middle Street, Newbern. N. C. JaulTd&wlV j Fine dried, peaces; C. ft SloVeb's, - Mrs, Margaret M. Pone. Rich Square, N. C, says; "Brown'b Iron Bitters has restored my strength and given me hearty appetite." i . : - . v- i Yes. " said the Idaho , man. "it's dreadful unfortunate thaj my gal got htigged hy that"arla r.' SheTs sort o' held me in ooitertpt ver since.", And he thoughtfully Viped off his grizzly i . ) . A Fair Offer, ' The Voltaio Belt Cq., of Marshall, Mich., offer to send nr. Ilve'aCniebrated Yoitaio, lien ana iiectno Appliances on tyiai, ior thirty days, to men, old and young, atfiicted with nervous debility lost vitality, and many other diseases See advertisement in this paper, d& wl w The reputation of Blackwell's Durham Long tlut, for pipe or cigarette smoking, ia m rmuiii 01 hluu viun now uunt to ure- servo th,e. natural qualities of tho leaf through Us curative stages, and how to get it up for the smoker in its daintiest form. The trade-mark of ths Durham Bull is now the standard throughout the world for tho very best smoknu and cigarette toDaccQv. j j--. , a Jaul"-i!t ThE CHURCH MESSENGER, Durham, N, c. notice. In Stock and for Sale 6,000 bushels Corn. 2.000 bales Timothy Hay. 1,500 bales of Hay. 1,500 bushels Seed and Feed Oats. 1,500 bushels Cheap Horse Feed. Stock Peas and other Grain. Fresh Bolted Meal constantly on hand. jan2d2m J. A.. MEADOWS. JACKSON HOUSE, New Berne, N." C, SAM'L JACKSON, Pkoprietou. a, First-class accommodations for colored people traveling and a Kestaurant for gunl eral patronage, from which e furnish meals to many white people and serve families at their residences in any part of the city. ttS. Refer to tho people of New Berne gen erally, decia-dlv NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE BUILDERS. Sealed proposals for buildimr a Bridoro across Swift Creek at Vanceboro, in uc-, cordance with plans -and specifications ' for same, on file in the office of the. Register of Deeds, will be received until the FIRST MONDAY in FEBRUARY next. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. All communications must be ad dressed to Joseph Nelson. Esq. , Regis ter of Deeds. Newbern. N. C. By order Board of Commissioners. f James A. Beyan, Chairman. -, ' Newbern, Jan. 9, 1884.' jl0dlww2t Last Gall. AH Persons owine Cltv TaTfinRnnl tv- sonal or Pollare hereby notified to coiue lurwuru aim seuie xne same at once, as this Is the last call. The time has expired and cost - win be adiled If not paid promptly. Janlldlw H. Collector. T have tills dav. January Ulli. dlsnosed of all niv 8 took of General Merclwndise In the Store on Middle street to Mr. Hugh J. Lovick. I bespeak for him a liberal share of the public patronage, , , ; , , . , t'UAS. tt. liLAWh.. All povaons lnilobted to me either by note or acoomit must make Immediate payment, otherwise claims will be placed In bands of my attorney ror coueouon according 10 law. janitHiavriw t ; : ci. 11. vuui&. NOTICE. Sale of a Valuable C,y Lot.' In obedience to a Judgment of the Superlot -Court of Craven County in a aotlon wherein Ueorglanna Hlchardson and Isaac K. Uicu-r. arsS,B1'e.plalnMm,andslPley Holly.Sarah and Ella Hlchardson are defendants, I w II sell at Publlo Auction at the Court House . doorlnNewBern,onMONDAY,theF)l.'ltTa day of FiUlKUAKY, A D. 18S4: A certain val uable lot, with the improvements thereon, situated on the east side of George street be tween Queen and New streets. New Bern. N. C, formerly the property of Xlply Kue. Terms ol sale, Cash. . -., W. O. URINSON. . Commissioner. Dr. KE AN, ' ti. lis South Clam St., Ubtnco U- hnom, Otarvate .ud Spctal HM,tiraiakrb lapoUDo; (mh! tnracllr),rii'lMM,tc. Oaf nilMlun v. mf Dr. laa ( th. only phrrid la tlx r-t. that wimni, ear WHO HI. MS ptt, lllutntnl book, our l,H prucrttUau, U k null. For Sale. The LOT. SXORE and 0UTBUILDJNQ8 oh llroad street, adjolnlnit J, J. lolson's, ana oc cupied by 1. F. Telser, A splendid Invest. l'ortnrmaopply to decllfltf f ORKKN & STEVENSON. Jan'y 1, 1881. dtfeW '('hi A. E. KIMBAt.lt has opened a. FIRST CLASS OYSTER BALOOS ' '.' at south end of People's Market Moore's 6id oi.uu-.un iueiureu,vo lurnuui oysters In any style. . . If amines supplied at their homesTlf deBircd. ? Notice. All Bel-sons iiirlnhtiul tn WM anrfh-u li 99: an4.LM' COUEN, are wtillel that said i wm. hultan CO. and WM. COHEN have asslKned said Indebtedness to tho uuderstgnel settlements mtml ho made wlih the tinder-' signed Immediately. , . KJEOllGK aRRk.iv "t milra ,. ' , . Assignee.. 1 if Fcr Rent, STOI'.B on cost Bide Middle street, below Bon th Front. - - Also, a Water Front botween Eden and Spring .streets, In, front of W. P. koore's old (till yard. . ,-. ' -.-, r Apply to JanlSdtf 1 1)r CHAS. DUFPV, HARDWARE Bar Iron and Nails, all sizes arsaw by j t uyit P. M. DRANEY, oct21d&wtf. New Berne, N. &' Fcr S:!: A FINE H0R8E,'11UGQT and HAUNES together or separow, tor cash or on time,.-',-., .. Apply to novfctr. . . JOURNAL OFFICE, .