THE JOUr:
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XI 11 J.
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1 ri K'-'T-'VH NOTICK THE NEW
) a h .1 i - ii.xo blcniu Transportation
i j v, :'A u.f .Ui-h their
; z.il r; :t Eiilbaij Steamer
1:2 LSI CITY
f f;. ': ........ ; ...
k.ouuuys -
, Leave Bayboro for Now Berne 8 am.
humping at Mtonewall, Van
ii mmre, I'aiullco, Adams
" Creek add Klverdale. ,
Wednesdays -
jLeave New Berne for Bayboro 8 a.m.
' btopplng at Klverdale, Ad-
' mm Creek, Paiulioo, van- f
Uoiuere aud fctonewall. . ,
Thursdays
Leave Bayboro for New Borne 8 a.m.,
stopping at Stonewall, Van- ,,
v, . .. aemere, Wntths Oreek, Ad- .
aws Creek and Klverdule.
Saturdays ' "" '
v .. .. . Leave New Benie for Bayboro 8 a, m.
Stopping at Klverdale, Ad- , "
ami Creek, smiths Creek,
. ; i Vandemore and Stonewall.
Having good aeeommodatlon both for pas
aeugers aud freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchant and producers along Its Hue
give it their cheerful support. - .
For further Information enquire at the of
fleo. Foot of Craven street. (
RALPH GHAT,
i Agent at New Berne.
Or any of It Agents at the following places:
M ABK LEU, Adams Creek,
1). 1L ABBOTT, Vandemere, t ,
a H. FOWLEIl, Stonewall, i
R. H. FOWLKK. Bayboro, ;
JOSHUA DEAN. Pamlico. ;
W. H. JACOBS, Smiths Creek, .
MALLE'l'T BKOH., Hiverdale.
MT Freight received under cover everyday
theweeki JanlUdAwly
NEW-BERNE, BEAUFORT & ONSLOW
i::lo coastkig company
CONNECTING WITH . !
Atlantic fit N. C. Railroad,'
, V AND ' - ' ' !
CLYDE'S B.C. LINE STEAMERS
' At Horehead City and New-Berne.
' Through arrangements to and from all
BoKtie Sound, White Oak and New River
points' and Through Bills Lading issued to
all points, North, Eust, South and West.
Quick Transportation and prompt delivery
of Cotton, Naval Stores, General Produce,
Goods, Wares and General Merchandise, and
rates guaranteed as low as by any line, f
Cotton Bate pe Bale of 450 Lbs.;
White Oak ana ijogue nw mioi i""
to New-Berne......1.00 to Ncw-Berne....$l,50
" Norfolk... 2 W)
Baltimore - 2.50
" Norfolk...
2.m
S.00
8.lV)
s.m
AM
4.50
" Baltimore .....
"New York
" Philadelphia..
" Boston .....
"New York 8.00
Philadelphia... S.IK)
i Boston 4.00
: " Providence 4.00
u Providence .
Mtf AU cargoes covered by Insurance.
The transportation service of the Inland
Coasting Company, now organised and In
....ufiii nnoratinn. will be as thorough, era-
olent, prompt and cheap, as It Is possible to
make It, and the patronage oi pruuuuei B uu
shippers is respectfully solicited. ... .
For further Information apply to the local
Agents of the Line. .! r .
Office of the Company:
Beaufort, N, C, Oct. 22, 1883.
A. W. STYRON, President,
etHdAW . WM. A. HEARJiE. Supt.
RAILROADS.
I
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. .!
t
MY I Ul.'X-li'-'--
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
TIME TABLE JSo. 0,
In Effect 12:00 M Sunday, December
EAST.
I
WKST.
, No. 47.
No. 48
Expreep.
Express
Pa.Mail
Arr." Vy.
TATIONS.
Paes.iMall
Arr. L've.
P. M,
A. M.
A.M.
6 50
6 80
OoldBboro
La Grango
U 10
83
10 23
10 28
9 46
7 47
B' 12
ii
U 88
7 82
Kinston,.. ............
New Berne,
Morebead Depot,,
9 30
9 21
7 21
5 00
r. m
P. K.
M, A. X
EAST.
WEST.
No. a
Mixed Fgt. &
Pass. Train.
No. 4
Mixe Fgt Ii
STATIONS.
Pass. Tra n
Arr. Ii've.
Arr. ive
A. M.
7 48
8 10
0 50
9 20
10 iM
X0 48
A. M.
7 10
7 50
826
8 50
9 50
10 30
11 00
11 30
11 45
v. M.
7 30
ft7
6 14
5 41
4"57
4 10
8 48
8 14
8 02
1'. X.
r. m
Gol(iKboro,..........
Best's .-
La Grange
Falling Creek
Kinston
Dover....
(lore Greek
Tntcarora
7 (X)
6 37
'5 50
5 20
4 21
8 48
3 19
802
2 80
I Clarke's
ai7
I Hewbern, .......'
r. m.
I.
n. I
F.M
EAST.
I
WKST.
: No. 6. s
Mixed Fgt. k
. Paw. Train, i
Arr.- L've:
No. 6.
i Mixed Fgt. &
STATIONS.
i Pass. Train
i Arr.
': r. u. !
i 1 25:
! 12 84;
: 12 21i
; 1162;
n io ;
: 10 63;
i 10 20j
i . :
; A. m.
L've.
A, .i
' i
r5 28!
5 84:
08
r si;
IF ox:
7 8Si
A.. 1 " '
4 40; Newbern.
P. M.
5 20: Biverdale -.
5 89- Croatan
19i Havelock.......
8 58: Newport ....
7 10: Wlldwood
7 45j Morebead City.....
12 89
12 20
1167
11 20
10 68
10 25
10 00
7 oo
i Moreheaa vepoi-
A.W. ! A.M.
A. M
. iv.in J8 Mnnivti with Wilmington A Wei
don Train bound North, leaving Goldshpro
11:50 a. m., and with Richmond & Danville
irninWmt. Innvlns Goldsboro 11:5a a.m and
wiin,infrtnnWwionTralnSouthat5 P.m
Train 4 connecU with W. & W. Train bound
. South, leaving Goldsboro 8 p.m.
' Train 47 connects with Bichmond k Danville
Tmln. krrivinr at Goldabcro 6:20 p.m.. Slid Wil
mington and Weldon Train from the north at
Trains 4. 6 k 8, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. , .
Trains 47 A 48, dally except Sunday.
Trains Tnaaiiav. Thnrstlav and Saturdays,
Trains 48 A 8 breakfast at Winston. Train 47
tupperat Kinston.
W. Dunn,
Superintendent.
midland N. C. Railway.
TIME TABLE Fo. 4,
In effect Thursday, October 25, 1888.
WEST.
I
EAST.
No 1. . , No. 2. ..
Mixed Train. Mixed Train.
STATIONS.
Arr. L've. Arr. L've.
..p h. P.M. A.H. AM,
.', 0 08 Ooldboro...... .9 1 .
8 29 II 81 Oopeland 5 61 SH
46 9 48 Princeton 6 4 0 7
65 9 65 Holt's Mill . 5 27 6 27
10 IS 10 1 Pine Level 6 08 6 08
10 84 Bmthfleld.. .. 1
, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. "S
Train 9 connects with A. A N. 0. Freight
Train leaving Goldsboro at 7:80 a.m., and with
W W. Train going North at 9:M a.m., going
foil i ii 8 1. 5: (! p.m., aud with K. A V. train going
V"" ni l:u0a.m. " . . . .
'jv-oi No. 1 connects with A. N. C.tratn
ri i ii ,i at (iolilKlioro 8:Ulp.m.; with K. & 1.
Train arrlvliiR at 6:20p.m., and wlttiW.& W.
Trilns arriving at 6:45 p.m. aud8.0Up.H. ,
V7. Duan,
Superintendent.
V
L" s
The Neuse Eivar Navigation
Uompany " ;
, A
Will run the following Schedule: '
Steamer Kinston
Will leave the Old Dominion Wharf TUES
DAYS and FRIDAYS, and arrive at Klnsten
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and leave
KinBton MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, arriv
ing in New Borne the same day. Will touch
at all Landings along the River going and
coming.
Steamer Neuse.
Will leave New Beme MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS for Jolly Old Field, return
ing TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS.
Steamer Blanche
WiU leave New Berne WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 7 a. m. for Trenton. Re
turning willleave Trenton THURSDAYS and
MONDAYS at 7 a. m., touohlng at Folloks
vllle and other landings on Trent River.
These steamers will makeclose connections
with the Old Dominion line. ; ; .
Freights received at all hours.
F6r rates apply to
W. K. STYRON, Jh.,
dw ; 'Agent at New Berno.
OLD DOMINION
Steamship Company,
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
For- New YorJK, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Plitladclpbia, Providence,
, , and other . Cities. -
4N AND'AFTER .
Mondav July 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FTJHTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
Will leave, npon a.iival of train on Norfolk
Southern Kalliwud at Elizabeth City, every
MONDAY AND THURSDAT I .
for New Bnrne. Returning leaves Nw Berne
for Elizabeth City every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ;
at p. m., raaklnir close connection with Nor-
fo Southern It. It. for Northern cities.
Close connection made at New Heme with
stoamnrs for Kinston, Polloksville, Trenton
and all landings on the Nenae and Tront
Rivers. No freights received for thipmcnt on
Tuesdays and Fridays nfter 8 p m. .....
: Freight torwarrled promptly and lowest rates
guaranteed to destination. Fare to Elizabeth
City aud return. 4. To Washington, 4. To
Norfolk. tS. ; To Baltimore. $8.60. To New York,
13.80. ...
K. B. ROBERTS, As't, New Berne,
OULPBPFXR & TURNKtt, '
Ag'ts. Norfolk, V. A
W.D. Stantokd, Qen'l Frt Aft't,
. New York City
IrentEiver Transportation
; :. Companj.
Will desvatch tbeir Steamers after tbls date
for Kinston, Jolly Old Field, Trenton and
PollocksvUle, as follows:
Steamer Trent
Will leave New Borne every ' Monday and
Thursday from herdock, foot of Oraveu street,
at NINE o'clock. A M.. for Kinston.
Keuirmng, leave illusion ior new Berne
Tuesdays and Fridays at ONE o'clock, P.M
Taking freight for all landings on the river,
and connecting at Jolly Old Field with the
uontentnea ureejc MteamDoai company uoin
ways - , f , t . , .
Steamer Li H, Cutler
Will leave for Pollocksvllle and Trenton, tak
Inn freight and passengers, every Saturday
and Wednesday, from her dock at ElOHl
o'clock. A.M.
tteiurning every Monoay ana xnursuuy,
leaving Trenton at SJi.Vi.iN o'ciock, a m. .
Freight received tinder cover every day,
Sunday excoptedU Charges will beas low as
by any other line. Close connection with all
nolnts North. East and West, via Clyde line.
from New Berne Merchants wishing their
goods to goby this line will order their Bhip
meets viaN. C. .Line, from Baltimore. Phila
delpliia. New York. and all points North. All
goods handled with care and damages prompt
ly paid when proven. Tiirougn liiiis oi juau-
lng given and rates guaranteed.
E. K. BRYAN, Jn..-
' ' A"ent at New Berne.
' E; 11. Pack, Gen. Solicitor.
' dw v S. H. Gray, Gen. Man.
Change of Fiei in New Tcrk.
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
and all points
JSTorth and West
After this date will receive freight In New York
v for New Berns at , ,
PIER 7, NORTH RIV15R,
Office of New York and Baltimore
Transportation Oo.
merchants should remember that this is one of
the best Steam Lines out of Mew york, making
daily connection with Baltimore lor Mew Berne;
all inside, ana oniy one cuange. v,
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS
(Touching st Norfolk)
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at 1 p m. Leave Baltimore foj
New Bern WEDNESDAYS dnd SATURDAYS
6. p. m.
Agents are as follews: ,
EUBEN FOSTKIl, GenT Jfanagor,
90LightSt,,Bal't.Md,
FAS. W. McOAREICK, Ag't. Norfolk, Va. v
' W. V. Clyde 4s Co.. Vblladelplila, 12 Sonth
York & Balto. Trans. Line, Pier T.Nbrth river
E. Sampson, Boston, 63 Central wbarf.
E. H. Rockwell, Providence R. I.
n. fl. Mink. Fall River. Derrick wharf . , '
Ships leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
" " New York dailv.
' " Baltimore, Wednesdays and Saturday!
" fall River, mondays, Wednesdays,
Fridays.
" ' rroviflenoe. Saturdays.
Through bills lading given, and rates guaran.
to all points, at the different offices of the
mpanles. '
ivoid Breakage cl Bulk and Ship via
N. C. LINE. - d
Mar SO ly S II. GRAY, A't, New Borne.N
N. C, JAN.
1. i.
Cottou Seed as Feed.
- Professor J. A. Myers, of the
Mississippi Agricultural College, in
a recent address before an organ
ization of cotton planters gave it as
his opinion that there is not au ani
mal produced upon a Southern
plantation that cannot be fed and
fattened upon the products of that
plantation, if they be properly pre
pared. It is simply the nonsense
of fashion which leads the Southern
farmer to send to the Northwest for
his feed. The Mississippi farmer
has, at hi3 door, 550,000 tons of the
very best feed Btuff in the world,
worth, at the rate at which we cal
culate food values of different ma
terials, $22,880,000. If we compare
this with the oat crop of Illinois,
which produces more than any other
State, we find that crop worth only
$25,558,000. We pay high prices
for grain brought from the North,
while we ship away, or allow to
waste, a better feed Btuff, obtaining
for it less than half its value.' ? . .
''The i farmers of the North can
well afford to ship grain here and
buy back cotton seed meal. The
values stand as follows: If com is
worth per 100 pounds $1.11 as feed
stuff, cotton seed cake is worth
$2.20; cotton oecd meal, $2.30; oats,
y cents; cow peas, $1.33; good hay,
75 cents. These valuations are
given in "Stewart's Feeding Ani
mals," which has lately been pnb-
isned, and are based on the most
carefully made analysis."
iToi. Myers next goes on to state
that the feed values of cotton seed
meal and cake are not appreciated
by the Southern farmers as they
are by those elsewhere. Where
competition is the greatest and the
farmers the most intelligent,' or
where there is necessity of economic
feeding, we find that cotton seed
cake and meal are most highlv
irized. There we have -no com
plaints about it killing stock. It is
only where the farmers are so care-
ess as to allow their stock to cat
too much of it without other food
that : it will . injure stock. Corn,
wheat and. oats, under the, same
conditions, would do the same;
though, as ' they are not so rich,
they are not so likely to do it as
the rich cotton seen products are
lie has no hesitation in saying that
the cotton seed meal or cake is one
of the best feed stuffs that is pro
duced in any climate.
Dr. riiares, of the same college,
treeiy endorses irotessor Mvers in
this position, and :Says tor twenty
years or more he has taught that
cotton seed cake and meal are the
most valuable of all feeds. In the
conditions stated above, he has
seen more animals killed, or more
nopeiessiy ana permanently dam
aged by corn than by cotton seed
meal or cake. Besides being cheaper,
cotton seed cake and meal have
other great advantages over corn,
etc., even for animals constantly at
WOl'K.
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t , v-four niuiiis-rs hound in totir fit"
i. mi'S will be fuinlhhed for .0. 1.
1 i .j'ct'KIXUY CO., Ktw-Vo, li, 1-.
ti.e
to
Arepmlnrffnvilnrtta. ff j?-Thfl Oldest SoIl!t
In the LuiUHl .stitu-s, whose like Lost kxi-kuikncr,
perfect method ami pur medicine insure tfPKKHY
and FKitMANKKT OUKs of all Trivato, dhronio and
NfTvouB Dwasea. Attentions of the Jllood, Mklit,
HHlney, jlntlder, 1 rtutiii, I leers, Old
hwMiii of thoniaiiip, rc Mouth,
U hrttuts lionts liiliin, ponimneuti cured aud
eradicaiudtioui the eystem ior iiio.
.n r n TJ DHt7i, Itnptfnit,Srminal
U Lis 4 i w J Jmes, Hexual Dvcuy, Mental
and rtnjsical Weakness, Failing Mctnoiy,
Weah IZycB, Stunted Development, Impede
tnents to Marriage, eic, from excesses or ant;
eatue, tpccdihj, safely and privately Cured
jYoiinfr, Middle-Aged and OHlmeii, and all
who neud liiedioal nklU and experience, nonsuit
Dr. Bate at once. Ilia opinion coats nothing, and may
aave future m usury and shame. When inconvenient
to visit the city for treatment, medicines can bo sent
everywhere by mail or express free from oliscr
vntlpn. JIt is self-evident that a physician who
(rives Mm wiiolo attention to a class of disoa&es at
tul n 8 ureut nklHtandphyBiciansthronphot the
country, knowing this, frequently recommend difficult .
cases to the Oldent Steln,llHt by whom every
known (rood remedy is osed. r-Dr. Bate's
Aire and Evperlvtico mnlio hifl opinion of au
lreme ln!r( mice. T?rThose who call boo no
one but tho I ioctor. ( Jnnrmkations free and Rprodl y
con ft dor. i I'll, (.'nxeavliioh liavefmlod inohtaininff
relief elsowhure. otpoomlly BoltcUnd. feemnle Dis
eaRes treated. Onll or wr;t. Uonrw. from to 4;
to fl; KuidavM. 1 to 139. GUil TO iijAl.TI
gjiNT J''!ir.E. A)drrira as above.
ASA JONES,
Middle Street, Nowbem; N.
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, t Etc.
Agent for tlie DIAMOND SHIRT nlaun.
- dried tl.Oi). Lanndrieil U1.25.
And the celebrated Warner's Covaline Corset,
i rice i.uo.
A full Hue of Gents'. Ladies' anrl niiilffrn'ii
Underwear, Gents' Linen, Celluloid and Puuer
fnllnrfi an.Wllltfa Cllllrnnrl T XX II.....
chiefs, all kinds of Gonts'. Ladles' anil Ch1l.
dren'sHiuid and Machine Mado Shoes, Hub
bor Coats, Hats and Shoes, Ladles' Cloaks and
jacKeifl, anaeverytningusuaily Kept in a Urst
uihsb ury uuouHaLuru.
ASA JONES.
marfltUwly Middle St., op. Baotist Church
"Anakesi3"rr?.W
sn infallible curt tor Pi leu.
Price f 1, at druggists, or
K l acui pruuaiu uy man. hamplo
P Hfret. Ad. "ANA KEHIS
wUakere.Box2410fiewYarfc
U P P E R E n
from Yonthfnl lmprndenos, cansing
Nervonfl DAbiiitv. Mental and Phvni.
djlI WnaknniuL VAliiahlft Information
for homo oure Aoe. Used 23 vearftsurw
i fnly. Dr.aOUa.Uox24a,Ohic0 1
13, SWEKT
Stall Ha-2 Left Hand Side
AT THE CITY MARKET,
nlwnvs HnnnllAd with thn vnrv hent. ITrrtRh
Meats, Beef, I'ork. Mutton and Hausugethat
the Market attorus. call on him. , v
lanlll-dly . ' -
G. E. FOY & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers .
, -. , . And Dealers In - .
Guano and Genuine Germao
Brick Block, Middle street,
d Newbern, N.C.
, Walter P. Burros & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
. AND DEALERS IN
GKAIN OF ALL KINDS
(Corn a Specialty.)
S- Orders and Consignments respectfully
uiiuueu ..." r . , iam-amiy
Wo continno id
actaRsolioitorsfoi
natcnts. caveats,
trado-marlts. copirrighto, ctc.fot
the United Stiilos.Rndtoobhiinpali.
onts in Canada. Enclund. J'rance.
i flnrmnnv. and all nttior countrioa.
isa Tbrty-sljf years' practice. No
charge for examination of models or draw
iiur:i. Ailvlcn hv rns.il free. .. .
ratnnts obtained through tis are noticed in
the SCIKNTIFIC ABUiiiUCAJf, Which llltf
tho larKcst circulation, and is tho most mint
Butipl newRpapor of itakiud pnblishod in the
worm. J. no aavauf,hruuoi suuuaiiuucu ovuij
pnlpntoe understands.
Tliisiario and splendidlv illustrated newB-
pa.por in published WKKiiLY at J:i.20 a year,
ami ii admitted to be the bCRtpmier dovoti
to n
tenoo, mochanicH, inventions, engmoonr
H, iiu.l of!cr doportmonts of iuUimtri
w 01'
pro;
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$1 A TEAE. $1
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ffl HZ tl Baffls O
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About sixty million cHulenof Thk sit i.
gone out, of our establishment during the past
llirnu jiif'fiLiin.
If you were to nuate end to end all thn
unnis of uIITheKunh printed ami sold lust
year you would eet a continuous siiiu of l.n..-
resting Information, coiiimon sense wisdom,
sound doctrine, andsanowit long eiiout-h to
reach from I'l l nting House square to the top
of Mount Copernicus In the moon, then hack
to Printing House square, and then three
quarters of the way back to the moon asain
inn, jiik bun is wnrten ior lie inhabitants
of the earth ; this same strip of Intelligence
wuiuu biiuib uib Kiuue iweniy-sevuii or
twenty eight times , , i-
lr every buyer oi a copy or the Sun flnvhiw
the past year lias spent only one hour over it,
and if his wife or his grandfather has spent
another hour, this newspaper in 1883 has af
forded ma niiman race tmrtoen tlmiiKiiiwi
years of steady reading, night and day.
jus only uv nttio calculations -dike tlies
that you can form any idea of the circulation
of the most popular of American newspapei b,
or of its influence on tlie opinions and actions
of American men and women,
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paper which tells the truth without fear of
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of words and in the most readable shape,
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caiiseof honest government, and which there-
lore believes that the ttennh can nartv must,
go, and must go lu this coming year of our
JI you Know TUB Nttn. von lllro It, n remlvi
and you will read it with accustomed dili
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Address I. W . ENGLAND, Publisher. '
The Sun, N.Y. City.
AY. II. DEWEY
Would Inform the pulilio generally ' Jmthe
is lilted up in first-class style having Just
fitted in new chairs and Is prepared
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MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
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J032 K. WILJ.IS, Proprietor,
tsuccessor to Geertto W.Claypoole) '
Cor. BROAD AD CRAVEN Sta.,
:..NEW BERNE, N. C.
G. Ei Millisu is mv authorized ncunt
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LI HHA.LKR IN ' 1 '
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ynd i rjnldly nipcmiinn all other boila In tli
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