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V ..i i - .n Ti i AV? . K-.-rfrori .( 2 . VOL. III. NEW BERNE, N. C., TUJSDA M201884' NO. 43. 11 V ft. LOCAL NEWS. Journal Miniature Almanac. , . ' Sunrises, 4 :B1 1 Length of day,' 4 ; i Sun sets, 7:03 1 14 hours, H minutes. ! Moon risefl at 1:47 a. m. - i ' , The steamer Snow HiU leaves ; this morning for Polloksville and,Trenton. i ii T- Pi ScpHtoOf'the colored -tragedian, will appear' at the theatre in this city to-night. a fie has' rnany" endorsements as a humorist 'and a genius. -j Our' new 'Mayor, E. H. Meadows, Esq., took the1 oath 'of office before W. , M, WateonEsq. on. yesterday and en- ." terd upon the duties'ojt his ffiae. Eev.-Dr,! Whitfield; of Goldsboro, is ' assisting Rev. C., A. Jenkens in a series Of meetings at the - Baptist Church this , week., jPreaohujg every j night and - prayer meeting in the evening." y i ; . . Dr.' House, Of this city, tells of a won - o derful pig killed by him a few days ago. ' He was seven months ,old when killed. and always ate hearty and kept fat i? every day of his life and when dressed ? " weighei urSwansboroitemizer would be certain to say about two hundred ahd . fifty butno, he weighed Just " eighteen pouwfe.f This story of the TDoc 4 1 tor jpig was brought to toind by seeing v Ouif postmaster wending hia way from ' Dail store with a 2f pound ham which .' he said was to be boiled with string beans and Irish potatoes. It was a nice little prunswlck and doubtless its - uniqueness suited the fancy of the poat master.' ; V k ':j""-"t. ) ' Snperlor Court. '..'.J- - " The Superior ' Court of tiiis county v will assemble next Tuesday with Judge Avery presiding. ; There are now near one hundred cases, on the criminal docket, and of these fourteen, are jail case ror' defendants In jail awaiting 4rlf;Jl!-ta important that, these" jail & joaseft ole 'disposed of at this term of the court. 'Fourteen, prisoners cost the county over five dollars per day to keep v them, $35.00 ; per ' week, SMOiOQ pet I month, or near! $2,000 per year. " We " - hope 'the 'chairman of 5the Board .of 5 tjquniy Cdmrnissioners will . j insist j on : V. clearing bejail(,'!:y irt ,mu:m -fs;j ' - Mayor pro fen, a. E. Street, disposed of several' cases on yesterday, and ,h, turned the keys of the government over to the ;new Mayor-elect, E. H. Meadows, Esq. - . , The ' cases heard were one for fast ".' driving, 'which was discharged on payr ment . of cost. t-Tr One m for ihr , irii r, off , gun " or - pistol - was dismissed, it appearing that the defend ant shot a cat in the act of killing a chicken. - i '-' r; ; -.'J - ' 'i X)ne for. disorderly conduct was fined , 5.00 and cost or work on the streets for ' 1.. '. -- . . , .. ntteen aays. - 1 Another case of disorderly conduct was discharged. " - , Horlzontal Pleadings t:AtHvde countv Superior court last week we learn that a former prominent tsitizen of that ; county : waa sued on a note ttiven in .1859, answer t the complaint the defendant put- in the fol .'lowing pleadings: ' First He denied signing the note or having ever seen it. ,' Second. He pled the statutes of limi tation: .Third, If he signed it a D he did it while an infant. Fourth. He was a married woman and the clerk had never taken the privy 'examination.' ',ut 1 k This sounds very touch like the plead ings made byMaj. Geo.- Credle when sued at Greenville for a' drove of mules on one occosloni ,;His plea was that they were unbroke and would kick. -' m Ml rir - ' CbPimodore White', of the ifeuse and Trttt T.iver Steamboat Company's fleet. arrived ia town on the flagship Kinston yesterday. 1 r , Mr. Reuben Foster, of Baltimore, gen eral manager of the North Carolina Fri' '.tLuie, is in the city. ",x " I'., IT. tuaruons, Esq., Hon. L. C ' ' La'J.ani, Judge Gudger, Solicitor lount. H, V.' 'Wahab' and Major George Credle, arriv 1 f iota ,. Hyde court on the schooner. Theresa on Sunday. Judge ' Cudger and Solicitor Blount left for F 'icovesterdav. Mai. Latham leaves . Creenville. via Kinston, this, morn Col. J. Wilder Atkinson, of Wilming' ton. is in town on matters connected wit.i msurance. Rev. G. W. Sanderlin, of Beston, is in ' the city. ', , Dr. D. H. A ' "tt, find lady, of Vande mere are at the Ga ton House, accom panl.: J by KifS A. 11. Ellis, of Bangor, I" ' ; 1 ?': d C. D. Eaton, of Cam- Styron, of Washington, in his return f-ora Ons- ! t ry cna--v- - -' of ' ; i i w pn ill c.i t - I-:e:A' : : ,. Lite f Flrtt Bean. Dr. J. B. House shipped the first beans on yesterday, sending off eleven boxes per A. & N. C. Railroad. . Mr. S. F. Ful ford also shipped two boxes. , i Crop Notes Hoz Cholera, Bte. ' A friend writes from Pink Hill, Lenoir county, the following items: "The beet stand of corn for many years. Crows and bud worms gone, j ;"Cotton has come up well. V. : "Wind and hail, on Wednesday eve ning last, but no damage done. ; ' . , ' 'E. M, Jarraan has moved his steam saw mill to the; plantation of A. Davis, Etq., and it is reported that Mr. Davis is going to have lumber sawed for the court house to be built in the new county whfch will be Established by the next Legislature, , : ,,. "The faithful old ditcher and wheat cutter of the neighborhood, Abram Noble, colored, is very eick with heart dropsy. He is not expected to cut any more wheat. . , : . - : A friend Of Comfort, Jones county, writes: 1 it appears to be time and money thrown away to undertake to raise hogs on account of cholera. Very few in the neighborhood will have hogs enough to make their meat next fall. Mr. J. M F. Rhodes has only three left out of a fine bunch of thirty pigs and shoats since the first of February, and several others have lost equally asjheavy. Try Morris' remedy -Ed. Jotonal. "Cotton has come up very well, a good stand will be Obtained provided the cut worm is not too bad. .They have been worse in gardens this season than ever known before. , , , ; r j Farmers are pretty well up with their . work, but feed is 1 becoming scarce, owing to short crop last year, The oat crop however will soon relieve the pressure, and the fruit crop will be a great help ' in relieving empty stomachs. " . ' , ' ' Mass Meeting In Hyde County. ,By order of the Democratic Executive Cotrimittee ! of Hyde ; county, a mass meeting was , held in the court house at Swan, Quarter on Tuesday night, May 13th. .,,r(,HM::M'- . ' " E. L. Mann, Esq., was called to the chair and Jos. M.Witson was-requested to act as secretary. 1 , ? Col. W. S. Carter arose and stated that the object of the meeting was to appoint delegates to .represent Hyde county in the State, Congressional and Senatorial Conventions, and on , motion of Col. Carter, the Chairman, was directed to appoint three delegates from each town ship to the State, Convention, and two for the Congressional and ' Senatorial nvention8. Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed : S.L. Snell, R. I. Harris. Zaoh Credle, W.'B. Swin- delli O. S. Credle; ' Joseph M. Watson Geo. D. Watson, A. B. Tunnell, Jas. M, Benson, D. M. Carner, Dr. P. H. Sim' mons, Richard Mann, J. A. Williams and Ben j. J, Garr'ish. : " . " For the Congressional, and .Senatorial Conventions:: Dallas Wahab, O. - T, Credle, Jno. E. Credle, T. F. Credle, W H. Lucas, S. A. Long, W. Sr Carter, T. H B. Gibbs, J;,H Williams and Benj Gariish. .... ; ' "A v- - i.-.-f On motion, the .chairman and secr.e' tary were made delegates to each of the the conventions. . Mai. Latham being called for, re sponded in a very appropriate speech such an one as his, political friends al ways delight to hear,' and thaf causes his political enemies fear and tremble, Coh W p. Carter was next called for. excused himself by assuring the con vention thai, if the political outlook of the party demanded it, he would shpul der his battle, axe in the coding earn paign.-it :,'.w.k:,'i wi:.t.'.-J; J W.H. Lucas was then called for and made a plain, practical Bpeech, not in behalf of himself, for he said he , was not a candidate, but what he said was in the interest and welfare of the Demo cratic party. , ' v - ' ' , . A vote of thanks was . tendered the chairman and secretary. ' On motion, the meeting adjourned. :;J u. -i . ,:;E. L. Mann, Chm'n. f Jb' ..'Watson, Seo'ijy ' x ' . :i-M KIABBIED, 'i'- '"J At the residence of the bride's sistef in this city, on Thursday evening, May 15th, by Rev. Dr. Burkhead . Mr. Henry G. Leach, of Charleston, S. C, to Miss Julia E. Smith, of this city. ; ;, f " New Berne, N. C, May 16, 1884, i We, the undersigned Auditing Com mittee of the City . of New Berne, do hereby certify that we have audited the books and Recounts or Uen'l Li. I). Han cock, City Tax Collector, for the year ending May 1st loai, and nnd them cor rect.. t - , v. u. .ekinsun, ; ; -.' ', Geo. llen, ' l. ii. ult1.kk, ; 'Auditing Com Ayer's ! ho s fticU concen trated, curative power, t! ibo b?;.t, c! I, and puriiier known. at it is by far surest blood' Duck Ureek Items. ) '. Mr. Wallace I. Lewis, senr., departed tbis life last Wednesday, 14th inst., aged about 80 years, e Steamer Margie cleared with naval stores and peanuts from Oilman's and Lewis Marine's last week, bound 'for Swansboro and Morehead. She will make an excursion from up White Oak river to the banks this week, so I hear. Very lovely weather, but Quiet and dull.' No fish, oysters out of season, crabs poor, meat scarce, and less money make the times a little dull at this sea son, but the crops look all right in some places, while in others not so well. Col. Fonville and Buck Provow have the best crops I have seen. Geo. Winberry has a good corn crop; he manured his oorn with cotton seed and stable ma nure. ' He bought the seed to do it with, as he don't make any cotton. Dr. Ward complains of a bad stand in cotton as well as corn; had to plow up and plant over this week, and the birds toon a notion that times were going to be hard er this summer than usual and fattened themselves on the Doctor's corn and peanuts after he had planted them. Not being satiBned witn tbis tne Doctor ob jected with poison; result, twelve opos- soms, half a dozen coons, a dozen crows, double as many blackbirds and.' lack' daws, besides larks, thrushes and,' other varmints in abundance. , All this was done in three days' time. Now the Doctor is getting on all right with his crop. , - . j ' 1 We had a grand bank - party on New river banks last Saturday. About' three hundred persons were present, old and young, rich and poor. All enioyed themselves well, for it was a good day for a bank party. Among some from afar I noticed Walter ilurnil and Tom McGee from Richlands. Cant. John Moore, in the little schooner Gold Leaf, and Capt. A. S. Willis, with his sharpie New River, carried most of the crowd. Your itemizer and Buck P , with L. D. H. and McC. Winberry, came very hear settling their aooounts in this Country. They took a blind notion to go outside in a little low-sided canoe; when on the bar she filled with water, and if you could have seen their eyes then well, one could have almost roped Buok and Lips' but ws got safe ashore after awhile. Then such a prayer as Buck put up I never heard of before. and that too after all danger was over. We were sorry to. hear of the rumored death of one of our young gents down here, Mr. h - H j who, it is said, was to have been here on this occasion, but in trying to swim across Duck creek or Jumping Run, was caught and swal lowed, boots and ail, by an alligator, supposed to' be the brother of the one that was blowed up last week. . Swansboro Items. Mrs. H. R. Ward has the largest corn in the community six feet biuh-Hbut only a small field of this. ' ,-v j Mr. Kuby Willis, one.ol our towns men, has sold his place. on Wew river Mr. Jas. Eden is the purchaser. Schooners Ray, Capt. Alf , Dennis, and racketts uapt. joe uiooagood, and E, Francis, Capt. Harden Jones, are all in port. fc;.-vv' -''.'."V. ' , Politics is beginning to be talked, and gracious the candy-dates and oranges, We have a new one oi these, Mr. U. T, Darnell. ,. ' Preaching here last Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr. Smith, our circuit preacher He has changed his appointment from, the 2d to the 1st Sunday lor this place, WO have prayer meeting every Hunday night, su. W. B. Kowe omciating. QFishing with hook, and line is fine sport, mr. w.. Kowe, our one-armed caroenter. caught seventy-five in' about two hours. Wm. Mattocks and Nash Dennis are considered the best anglers, but . Mr. Rowe beat them this time. ' George Littleton and H. D. Heady are supplying us all with tine tisn and clams. The former has six or eight nets and seines now ready for the sum mer and fall fishing.) I noticed when George came in Friday he had two very large sea turtles wmcn ne catches any time and which will be one of the water delicacies of the hotel this summer. Nash D. has finished his ' building for the hotel and will open the first of June for the accommodation or boarders and pleasure seekers. .' The hotel to be con ducted by Dr. and Mrs. Dr. F. H, Blount. So you see the; Dr. has quit killing people and going to feed 'em to keep 'em alive. Come to see him, ye lovers of fish and clams. Steamer Margie carried a large crowd on the banks Friday from up White Oak river. ' I noticed on the boat some pretty girls, among them Miss Delia Kconce, from Polloksville. l also no ticed Messrs. U. T. Jf oscue, u. w. Hmith Joe F. Maids, H.. O. Canady, Jas. and G. D. Mattocks and families, and a lot of others from Jones and upper part of Onslow counties. The boat returned in the evening up the river to bring a col ored excursion down Saturday. The directors met Saturday, at Barker bridge for the transaction of bnsinesp.' Kinston College Commencement. The exercises will take place at the opera house on Tuesday,' Wednesday; Thursday. June 3d 4th, 6th. Prof. W, L. roteat, a- gifted orator; win aeuyer the annual address at 11 a. m., Thurs day. ', r-f-.t President Whitford has very kindly reduced the fare on A. & N. C. Railroad to one-half, for visitors. - . . Rich d. U. Lewis, Principal. "Will the coming man smoke?'! was settled by Prof. Fisk 'in his charming pamphlet. lie says, moreover, that the rational way to use tobacco is through the pipe. All.fi ;ree that only the best tobacco should be od. Which is the be t? That to which nature has con tributed the most exquisite flavors, Ehekwell's Durham Long Cut fills the bill con,; irffjiy. Pfia't be deceived whfn yoa buy. Ti e D mnik is oa eycry r zzr ,rham Dull trade ie pacL?o. cs.ii Jones ountyf Items.' t:'P. "' " " ' li J'Ji ' The executive committees of the dif ferent townships will bear. in mind (hat they too must meet at the county con vention for the purpose of electing a county. i executive committee for .the nexttwoyears n,r a ; rt" We sincerely hope 'every raagietrate in tha county may , be' present, on the first Monday, in June to aid apd assist the board in . the discharge, of the very important business which will be tran sacted on that day. 1 1 ut,. My friend Abner Dawson has cucum bers that ara large enough to eat, grown in his garden at Trenton. " Abner beat the best of them- on sweet potatoes last season, now he is at the front on cucum bers. May he succeed as well with all his crops. ' " , ; V ,,. Trade is reviving at Trenton again, so say the merchants.' I Buppose that the grass which is growing so luxuriously during these drizly days and the pros pect of . making good crops ara calling out the laborers, and they in return are bringing out some of the last year's cot ton, money which had been put aside for i. .. . i .... ' i t ... ; UIUU tUUKB. ' Sometime- since I sent' you an item. which you published, that the tableaux and picnio come off at Trenton on the 22d of June.! Upon examining Turner's almanac the managers have, discovered that the 23d of June is on Sunday; so they have decided to have the . grand time on rtiday, June the 20th.1 So all will please . take notice and; come and help us enioy it, , The citizen o Tren ton will be particularly happy to. divide with you all the pleasures of the, occa sion, v "-"'"i' V ! ' : ' '' i - ' . ,. The Clerk of onr Surjeribr Court in forms me that the citizens Of Cypress creek were visifctedl with a severe wind and hall storni on last Monday, which injured me crops severely lences were blown in every direction, and roads, m some places, made impassable by fallen trees and fence rails. v: Mr. Abner Daw son informs, m also, that the farmers near nney urove cnurcn, ia rouoks- Ville townBhip, were visited bt a severe hail storm on the same day, which done considerable damage to the crops The , cotton choppers': good time is right here; some of. . them are speculat ing on the many good, quarters and halves that are hidden .away by the farmers which will be brought into cir culation whon ' cotton chopping com mences.; , I heard an old .darkey say the other day that tha negro's gold- mine opened just twice a year chopping put and picking' out time. : Oh," said ho "could it but last alius; what a time we negroes would have, for I tell you" said he, "the white man will tell us he has no money, hut let qhopping and picking time come and you see . who totes the change; but some of our farmers got steelyards thafr "won't let your basket weigh over one- hundred pounds, no matter how hard you pick., , ;, 1 he Democrats of Trenton township held their township meeting on Satur day last.' The' voters appeared to take considerable interest, in it and were out inconsiderable force. Jas. B. Stanly, Thos. Wilcox, L. Dillahunt,: jr., L. H. Mallard and W. W; Pollopk were elect ed township executive committee. The following named gentlemen were elect ed delegates to represent : the township in the county convention which will convene at Trenton on Monday, June d:.' w. m.i llawfeins, - w. T ferry, Lewis King, George, Mallard R H, Morton, E. M. Foscue, John Griffin Thos. C. Whittaker, P. M, PearsalL W, E. Ward. Caswell -J Askew. ; Elvin McDaniel, Dr. Scarborough f and John T. - Heath. ' Mr. Joseph A.. Smith was unanimously chosen, as .the choice.of the township for' county commissioner and . was duly , recommended to the I board of magistrates to be held Monday, r , . a s . . . , . . . . June a, , to , oe voiea lor as a cpuniy commissioner, : ,.K , ; -.y,... j -Coltou Warchengcs Burned, v t - LivBBPotoL, May 17.-4 :?0 la.th flre'ih the three cotfoh , warehouses, he gah this morning about 10 O'clock; ': The flames in one Of the buildings "Were ex tinguished,"bnt the other' two are still burning , knd it'is expected tlw flr'y will continue until i nighti: These two are situated on Grundy street in the1 tery heart ''of -the COttortj" district; Ttey are' the' ! property v qf n Jessrs. ? . Moly- neux, t &ii-5 Taylorirfi jTei damage estimated at' f 10,000, "insured' mostly in '.fjTerpobl 1 mces.',;' , There. ",were stored in the two. buildings some 0,000 bales of cotton; of this amount probably onehalf remains untouched. u - " ' 1 1 1 LAWrf-J-Trle damage by to-dav 's fire is now estitoaked at 100,000. j , 1 The: JbrANAt' office is tretared print Bfll ' Heads, Letter Heads, En velobes. Cards. Tags.uircuiar envelopes etc., in neat and handsome style, and also at prices to suit the times. ,Give us atrial. r;, ,. . , . i Chattel Mortgages,' Real Estate Mort gages, Deeds, Lien . lion dsv always on hand. ' " ; ' . Blanks for, the . appointment Of Over seers, and for making.Overseer s report On hand, , ,v;,fii-'jstj .jt-it y A To'uuggter'g Teeth iemahd greater attention than they usu ally receive.'" Mother's cartful of their children's' physical well-being wisely adopt oozoaont sb an article oi the ram ily toilet. - If the first set of a juvenile 'i teeth are daily polished with this match less purifier, the second set' are almost invariably white and strong, and prove a life long blessing; otherwise they fre quently turn out carious and irregular, Young and old , alike benefit by its wee, The'most delicate persons en joy tak ing Emory's Little Catha&tio Piixs, give a wholesome appetite, put new life in a broken-down body, .. 15 cents, a 'J-'' How. to Secure Health. ; U It is strange any one will suffer, from derangement1 brought on by impure blood, when Scovill's Sarsaparilla and Stillingia, or Blood and Liver Syrup, will restore health to the physical organ ization, - It is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and the best blood pu rifier ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders;; Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Malaria, nervous Didders, Debility, Bilious Complaints and diseases of the blood, liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. , , ,.; .... . .. Baldness may be avoided by the use of HalPs Hair Renewer, which prevents the falling out of the hair, and stimu lates it to renewed growth and luxu riance. It also restores faded or gray hair to its original dark coler, and radi cally cures nearly every disease of the scalp. ; ;!:' , .-- - ' i ' Avoid Pills Being largely composed of mercury they eventually ruin the stomach, but Allen's Bilious Physic, a vegetable mixture, acts quickly and ef fectually cures. 25 cents. ' At all drug gists. "f j ,7-''' ,'!-;: -5 COMMEECIAL. Jouenal Office, May 19, 6 P. M. COTTONNew York futures quiet; Spots firmer. New Berne market quiet, Nosales. ; , ; Middling, "10 7-16; Low Middling, 10 3-18 t Good Ordinay, 0 7-16. - ' ' ' ' ' " NEW YORK SPOTS. ' ' Middling,.! 11 7-16; Low Middling, l 3-18 f, Good Ordinary, 10 7-18. : . ' .... . FUTURES, i May, . 11-46 June,' ' ' 11.66 July, ' ' ' 11.83 :I ' '" ,Aui?Aist, i" ' 11.93 ' ' '' ; ' ' CORN-Firm at 67a75d. - li" BOMKSTIC MAttKET. ' Tcbpentink -Hard , 81.00; dip, $1.75. TAR !75o; tOVl.00. Bmo Cotton 82.50a3.50. Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton. Behswax 35c per lb. Homnr 75o. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c. Country Hams 18ic. per lb. or. 11 Lard 13ia per lb,' Fresh Pork 7a8o. per pound. Eggs 101c. per dozen. Peanuts fl.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder 80o. to $1 per hundred. Onions 53 per bbl. - . Field Peas 85c.a$1.00 per bushel. Hides Pry, 9allo.; green 5a6o. . Tallow 6o. per lb. , . Chickens Grown, 75o, per pair. Meal 80o per basheL ' Potatoes Bahamas 40c. ; yams 60c. ' turnips ooav oo. per bush. WooL13a2Cc. oer oound. SHiNGLESr-West India-dull and nom. iriaI;,iot wanted, , Building 5 inch, nearts,J 54. uu; saps, $3.00 per M. I - - WHOLESALE PRICES. ; New Mess Pork 818.00: long clears ajalUc; . shoulders, dry- salt, ojaSic , Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. ' Salt 95c. per sack, Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel. i . . Office xt Woht Hotiss Ihsmctob, , ; . ; FrrrH District, "" . Baltimobk, Mo., May, 1884. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A reward of Five Hundred Dollars will be raid for the anorehemlon and conviction of ttie person or peisous wno removed uie wnig tlefiom the automatic signal buoy moored oiruipe naueras. rionn (jarouna. , , By oraer or me Ligni uonse Koara. . .- ;.! . K. O. EVANS, ' Commander II. S, N , may2(Va2t " ' ' Light House Inspector. To1 Whom' Jt May Ooncera SfO. 2. Everv occupant of a lot on an v street shall seep the footway clean and the gutter open and free from obstructions as far as such lot eirenaB. 11 any ruDoiso, uiri, nun or other thing be placed or left without lawful authority on suoli footway or In inch gutter, the occtioaut of the lot shall remove the same. If twelve houri clapte aftemotlce by the marshal, by the mayor or one of the coun cil, wlthonweiriovBl, the occupant ahall upon proof of the same be fined three dollar. Sec. .1. Every owner of a house ou a street Which has aellardoor, vault or pavement of wood, stone or brick, shall keep the same la repair.' If he ghal), after being notified to do so by the mayor, a member of the street oom mll tee or by the marshal, fall fos the space of five day to-repair the same, he shall b fined five dollars. And every day which shall elapse thereafter until the repair are made ahall constitute a dlstinot offence. If there, be several owners of. such house jt shall be sufficient to give the notice to any one. of them; If the owner be a non-resident the no tice may ne given to nis agent or v me ocen nwntof Urn house. City Ordinances. : : These ordinances will be rigidly enforced after tne 1st v June . . -. A AVI Kd i X Cltyifarihal. wm obziu. '.JOSEPH FERRARI, Hen Shoo Shsp. Gents and Ladles Shoe of the latent style and beat 1-Tencn ealrekln made to fit. - Repairing notice. done . on short Second hand shoes cheap. . Ol ve. ns a trial ;' we guaran, toe suusiauuon.. - ATJTATT A. TTtTT TT i j Gi-av en street, second door from ' 1 '-' I jiusiya djtwtf...y i jv rDaH'swrner I!:'.-, Valublo TihS:r tend FOR1 SALE VERY Tills land Is especlellr valuable, containing a vlrgir. forest of Oak, Ash. Pine, Maple, Pop lar and Gum.-whlle the soil is very fertile and peculiarly adapted V the successful cultiva tion of Cotton, Corn and Klce r .,. The tract own tolns 6KI acres, wore or fess, and Is ultuatrd at the head of Adums Creek, In Craven county, and distant from the Town oMSoauforti in lirteret oounty, about four teen miles, nnd Is easily accessible from Adams Creek or from the county road. Terms easy,aiid a great bargain. ' Apnly to , , WATSON STREET, -ap29U , : ' i ' , ' Real Estate Agent. 1 1 Wm. Pell Ballancs I Co.- . WIIOLESALJS DEALERS IJT Groceries,' Cigars,. Snuff, , ;f,''...rsTobaooo, -J " ' . 'ino Confectioneries, &c. , , , . . SOUTH raONT STREET, N ; mayia 1 NEWBEftar, Jr. h. H. J. LOYICKV Sole J'Agent - inNew - Berne .KvVU13iili?.- BfJIlEniAfJ JBEEn Brewed h( "the beet Canada Bniirr Malt and fittest imported Hops, anil is considered the finest Bcor brewed " in this country. : r 4 y; YARDS BURLAPS, ,for coyerua? Potatoo Barrels, ,j AA. BUSHELS TINE OATS,'.';- MlO v,fj:..UM,aiv.v j; ?i;il, V. S.W.&E.W.SMALLW00D i fl. , Cor. Craven & 8a Front Stsv'j apai dtr i - ,f, i'i '"f, Elsciion of ' Teachers. Pursuant to a . rtmnlni.inn r1 tha ui)1 Trustees of -New1 Heme Acndeiuy notice Is hereby given that an election of,I'jnclpal and Teachers tor the session of 188-5, of Mew oerne raaea scbool, will be held at the next . regular meeting of the board, which takes place Friday, the0th Instant.-;, ' w i 1 1 Applicants will correspond with, the under-' Sec. ATreas. Notice Extraordinary. , :!'.!:' "S, i. VIZAUV OIL, Jl 00."' St. Jacob's Oil, 50 cts. . ,.. I " 1 Wood's Pln Relief, 25 cts. Mother Noble's Healing Syrup, 80ta, l ' " ' ' rtallrvltrai SI Jkl . All for the relief of PAIN and cure Of H1IEU ! MATISM, etc. It Is said they are all good, and I knowthev are. For sale at W. L. PALMEK'S Cigar, To- . bacco, and Confectionery, Store, next door to the corner of South Front and Middle sts. -New Berne, N. O., U. 8,'a; 1 ,. , .. auou you can nnd cool and delicious Soda Water. Ginirer Ale. nnd Jtatm it. w,i m . drink. Finest Cigars to smoke, and finest. Tobacco to chew; HALLlE MIOriAL PIPES, i ours ror suffering humanity, . ., ., ' fiH-'V v n Iv PALMER. NJ ONE buyulg!WO, BOXtS Hancock Chill FillsJ or i wy tiUAUM or , ., . ,. 4 or ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH of any kind of ineuiume, wm ue presentea wun ' one or HAMLIN'S BONO BOOKS at , , d HANCOCK BROS. DRttti STORE ? W. H. tiscoMB. ' ' 'John si Leonarp. , LI8C0MB & IjEONARD : Wholesals Commission Merchant?, POULTRY, GAME, FRUITS, v - avd . " "- PRODTJOE 240 WaBhlngtori Street St 92 Park Place, : ' Consignments solicited. Returns nrnmntW 't made. ' .. . iv..'. ' REKRRKSf-F.aIrvlnrr frntmnnt PnnK.icim ' : . York. R.- E. tJLChran A Co.. 08 ParkPlace Brower Hrothers, !M8 Washington t, Enyaid : T Bain, 188 Chambers st. . :. . . :; V Apply to xv j. MAY for stenells, ; apasdSul , . nns.F.i.D.i DEWEY IS RECEIVING HER SPRING STOGK 1 i- and has added rnany novelties, Which ene oners to ner customers , ; , " v ;. s At 'Extremely' w.Prices. ; ; Her OPENING will beorx Her friends and customers a arcnrfri ' that her stock will be complete and her prices as iayv as the LOWEST. ' ap22dlra . , .-M'yi. ; :!. tilV '.!fvrCr:)lw.il-',i;'w'Wf:y: i.THK TWO VACANT STORES BELOW THE CENTRAL HOTEl,(;; u '.'.f-. ;A i- 'ift 'i: TriTtvntiw v . , krtdtr'1"''-'-1-'' , it It u. Administrator, Dri:!:, Cri:!i ! 1. '' For sale In any Quantity. Sample can be ' " , seen, at aay store after the T otUot f4y. s.iU X .anWd.twtf: Kl-H. JONES. " : in. -5 M l 1TEW' HOTEL, AT Snow Hill, Grccno Co..lL J. Well fnrnlfilv ' -the BEST Hie i, Cample rooniK i,r c ' . RATI I felS-dAwtf . ' Tolile supplied vi'li'-' i ii,,r,lH. -v.-iul travelers. ' v T?LE. V.i:.i.:.iv,Ky, i K'iH'ielol-, ' ) f ; . 0 : 1,
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 20, 1884, edition 1
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