THE JOURNAL.
? . ; Ay ER'S
r
ejuUiusan antidote for all malarial, dls
i.;i..!rwii.i:h,sofarknowu,isusnl iu no
Hii T r .hretly. It contains l.o Quinine, nor
any iii.wraj ior deleterious substauue wlist-
ius. ml fcnitsemiantly produces no Injurious
Juki iiiiirti the constitution, Lilt leaves liio
! iUium nuiiithv m it ,:. before the attack.
3 VA52A5J A YES'S iGUB CUUJ V
1 1 i'uih en rjt esiss u( Fever mill Ague, ' i : .-i-.
i u lit-tr Chill Fever,' liciiiiltvnt iVvir,
uiph .Igue, Bilious Fever, and i.iver Ciiii
t .1 .ul emued by Hialarin.v lu case of fnRurr.
. i K.e in - tr.al, 'dealers aie authorized, l.y i m
u.ij.lar Mured 'Juiy "1st, lsK, to rolui.tl U.f
lummy.
DirJ.C.Ayer&Co.,Loweil,Wnsc.
- ' f.-t : Sold by a'.l Druggists.
8a to'jghn'-Dumi'
FOB AN
EW BERNE. N. C. JULY 1J .4.
1 ---- -
'Raking tlio Aldus. ..'
' .Both faretossnfs und nVatness'
Jrave their' disadvaiit si je, . lis uj
Brooklyn fatuity discovert"! tho'
otlier.d iy. Oiieiiiht tiii-liiiiy took '
out, hor dianioint f;u-iii!jjs, valued
. at, four hundred d..!l us, mid wra; :
. piug tin in iu a it t:e of .;t: ;' can-'
- kssly lift tliiin on ihi' dii:iiif -rooui !
. maiittl. A relative, a wi ueat
housi'keeper, ti tiding tbo (lt.uipled!
: bit, of piper on the mantel, Jlirew if ;
into the kitchen stove.
i The nt'xt day the owuer of t ie i
' i ia nouds asked if any one bad seen !
!a bit of pnjter on the want 1, the
jciiiefnl housekeeper vsfated wlutt the
had done with it, and then the two
" :u)x'oas ladies got t he sishee ut.of
1 1 h, stove and (iroceeded L" pass
; f.'iwm 'hrough a flour sieve.
,i -. Wlien about, half tho "tdiili'had
- .- vr r " A'rt emptied on. t he sieve a Mna.ll
IvJii U LiD It J JXk5a 1 1)1;"k iin(l .Yellow chunk lollc I over
the edge ot the enal-sciitlp.
It was si very warm piece of --old,
cm "3 ri ' " 'a i n t -i land was all that remained !' iho
!Ma, IrlDger Ale, iJpep IlOck mtmg. A little more rakli. and
;liie two di.mionds roiled on-: - f ilie
! ashes.
i I hey were n hi tie du:, but
Iwlieu cwol cuough lo haudi I hey
OF
OR
VI C 11 V ,
i ' AND HE SURE TO TRY HIS
FINE CONFECTIONERIES.
Hk.fs t'Ve.best line of C1GAHS In the
..Pollock St., nfx( (!i.mi- to Dank.
A1
'IB
1 1
ViA 11 AH,
i. ,r. M. .Wtmlluy,)
;d Corn Whisky
vWIIj.ES A1TD CIGARS
L O HEAT. AKIJ'1Y, .
Umger Ale, Pale Ale, Beer
: Vi i. .AND PORTER.
i;:;iRGinaR & ejgel beer,
CIDER,
PORE FRENCH BRANDY.
i. II. W. WAILAI5.
Front St.. 'New Berne, N. C.
nVO-dJiwIy.
were 'found to bo tuidiniini-! cd in
beauty and value. A Xew York
jeweller reset them the same alter-
nopii.
- M
' - . - YiTy IMshonest.
;J1fiks "Why, what in lb.- tforld
is the matter, inv hoT
Blinks "1 it m ruined, utterly
ruined.'' .
"You can't mean it."
"Ibit I do. I put all my niotn v into
the bands of Ward, who pr. fnistd
to nay me sixty pur cent a in nth.'
"But how was he to do thatf
'He told me he had r ch Star
route, Indian supply and other
govern nielli, contracts."
"Yes."
"Well, instead' of robbing the
government, and paying the profit
to me like an honest man, he proved
a villain."
"Ah !"
"Yes, he let the government, go
and robbed inc." rhila. Call.
Heard on the Street.
"Papa, what did you mean when
you said that a man who tried to
barrow money of you had plenty of
brass T
"Well, my son, I meant that he
was bold in the sense ol having sub
lime cheek."
"Is that the reason a policeman
wears .so many brass buttons!"
As a grim-looking cop happened
to come along just . then, papa
didn't express his opinion. A. x.
Journal.
. N. M. GASK1LL,
MERCHANT TAILOa,
-' 1116 received hie
ViJiilljMlto make ud the
latest an- t&6Bt
fashionable clo
thing. :
. -r: .1 e
a jrieuo guuus ut
l,SJ every quality
s and patterns al-
I,;tf3 ways on hand.
XiTS . - -
SAME - .
OLD
i Middle Street,
iplOdt?ly W- New Bern. N. C.
(III tm tlm Mir- I
Wo continue tc
actassolicitorBfoi
rntantfl. e&Teata.
trade-marks, copyrights. eto.,foi
ILTTR:iA Cfolaa anil in nMfl.111 Tilt
ents in uanaaa, jsugiauu,
I Germany, and all other countries.
charirs for examination of moioU or draw
ings." Advice by mail free. " '' :'
ratonta odtameo wongn na ro u
the SCIENTIFIC AJEERICAN, which hag
tne largest circulauon, ana is me muij uiuu-
.nll..l nnnranavinw f ifl lr4nl rUlhlinhna IU tllS
l.l.'iniUI'l aw uu.u i' - .
world. The ad vantages of such a notice every
'i'hia large and Bplonrtidly illustrated news
paper is published wj&isiixiic at?if.Jttyear.
tndia admittod to bathe best paper devoted
trorlts, nd:'other departmonta of industrial
.-ogress, published In any conntry. BingU
copies by mailt 10 cents. Sold 1 u uew
. Address, Mann & Co., pubiisnef.' Rcranr
Sfio American, 261 Broadway, New York, y
VI andbooi alxint patents mailod free. - -
J. B. BROWIST,-:
Barber . and Hair. Dresser,
With twenty-five years experience, and the
jNentest ana west u nrnisnea onioon in ino
cltv. will ifivft br irood a shave as can be had
anywhere for TEN CENTS. New shop, new
uirrnture, anil satlRiactlon guaranteea.
Hut and Oom Baths can be bad at all hours.
Middle street, next to L. 1L Cutler.
marlHdlv
, TUTOTS COLD MEDAL GTITIBS
, Eayncs' Excelsior - Americaii : Gnitars,
' DOBSON'S PATENT SILVER BELL BANJOS,
w a. i . V u flan bo obtained of tw.
- Pj.V f , or our Agent! only.
f,-i Choice Music UOX8B,
' Fine Oornotn, 11nil
' . ; J 1 us riimeiUH.Orche-
i. J I "Kf riii".i'i. tlio
'Wercyou everiu a squall," asked
in old yachtsman of a worthy citi
zen.
"Well sir, I guess you are una
ware that there has been only thir
teen babies raised under the same
roof with, me." -
Arrival and Departure Mails.
MAIL CLOSES.
For North. West and South, via A. &
N. C. E. B. at 8.80 a.m.
For "Beaufort and the Eet, at
6:00 o. m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Byde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and FridayB at 5:00 a. m.
For Trenton, rouoKsvuie ana jsiays-
ville, daily at 7 :30 a. m. ;
For Grantsboro, cay Kiver ani van-
demere, daily at 6 a. m.
' OFFICE HOURS: '
In Money -Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.
In Mailing JJepartment from v a. m.
to 5 p. m., and from 7:80 to 8:80 p. m.
Office open constantly between these
hours except when mails are being dis
tributed or sent, .r-ti,,l;r7;,. .
rToLti TcH ' m 1131.1 .- t-Tci-i m mm - f-io m -Ton V.J U a lt-J . iT3l-J tflci'if..l m.
IK ?VTiIL-U S Mat's PtBtt lUi r 1 R
ai: vmrcfs ta.o Se.ior rrv
wh teff vmek. & -I
t-n. r3Ma M& J -'MJJ-5-"- e -
m&EW m .Q ii'WtS I fflJttXl?Jr uk MK:-r live year past .1 .'r
Ifta I M fefta kSl,VivA ''KViAw. lrlW$K"S 1 havc usci1 constantly the black- St
Wm I-f W$m L SllWViOT VN fJiliVlM we" Uurham Smoking Tobacco. St z v"t
1111 IA t IftF MwAXfil? ( I have rarely been without it I VVT
853 A X V"J-l4cWl W.W,4t"m TlM$!W& satisfactory smoking tobacco I bC . "
IMmtUmMlJMm Ot Hvlfi)t iPml he ever used, and take great ' . .
1 YWVa)m :
g 'SU RICHARD COKE A-UfiBS? tT h I V v
lmsvmm'mfm i- GHMranflll AN OPEN LETTER. RRMP " r V
Ml' A W iM -. .N.c MA
5gS5jg' piiS It yW8Bi!t$sSlgaa The Leaf iobacco grown m tbe Oolden Belt of North Carolina DBWU V J U;uz; iy :.'
rpi cS 3 Bl eminently superior to all other for the manufacture of first-class smoking fiivjtM& jSJTSI pa-:- ' -i'.1
iMc&Ccl IkqSvI I k Xlstdr-zfffZn tobacco. Durham is the chief market for this fine erade of leaf tobacco. EClLill b3 1-it.ia. "WL T It. c. 7 'Si
Kttfsa f 3S V&nM With oair mammoth Cacwiy and immeme storage warehouses at Durham Sve? il ,.!,- 1. I
pVSSjT.ov-tMv.t. -KiSCfS? 1 tKmSllffljfi WC ve ,ac""'es tnat n0 '"er n possesses tor securing the very best gusajVSSj gj; I ..-i-j I I . .
jllSS CO. asjfK leaf in texture, flavor and quality not equalled elsewhere. Command- Eslmlili t2l ''"'- j vtl r'-"-'-"'
WPSW Ci-f rJRwffi!!:' ing the choice of all offerings, we spare no pains nor expense to get the 5 'wS I W ''''' I 1 t'
5S&!ggip wry best. Hence, .with the best raw material, the most complete out- PvywS? jP - I r ( 1 A 1 . -
9gcS9 1 CO MhR( we guarantee that Dlackwell's Durham is the purest -a Pv CJ P r
SMli WlMi I i fMhjRA "celled, and that Blackwell's Dur- 079 fforf& MjCm Ft " v
MEETISUS QF LODGES. '
fin .TnnNS Tinott. No. 8. A. F. & A.M..
meets the 2d .Wednesday night In each
month. ;
Nww Bprnk ChapteH. No. 43. R..A.
M.. meets on the 2nd Monday in each
month at o p.m. .
Nbw RmRWH Lodoe. No. 443. KlMOHTS
op Honor, meets on tne aa ana 4i;n in
day nights in each month.
AanRanmnnt No. 140 is now due. and
must be paid on or before the 23d day
or June, 1004. .-;
n'nmiT Council. No. 411. Royal Ar
fiivnM. -meets on the 1st or 8d Friday
nights in each month.
- AdRPDRment JNO. 0U 18 DOW ana. ana
must be paid on or before the 10th day
OI July, 1804. ' . -
ltami "tnnon. Nrt. 7. T. O. 9: V.
meets on the 2d and 4th Monday nights
in eacn montn.
AoaBaHmpnt No. is now dip. and
must be paid on or before the day
rJimsw Council: No. 1. Order of
Chosen Friends, meets on the 1st and
3d Wednesday nights in eacn montn..
Assessment No. 58 ia now due, and
must be paid on or before tin sutn aay
of Juneiao. . . -: ,
PnsufnpnT.TTAN COUNOIL No. 211. AlTKR'
ican Legion op Honor, hm ets on ttie 1st
and 3d Thursday night t in each month.
Assessment No. 53,is now due, and
must be paid on or before tho 14th day
of June. 1804.
- Local Branch No. 95, Orofr of ttie
Itwt Hall,- meets tn t'..3 2.1 tl.md.'.y
W. P. BURRUS & CG. OH
Having purchased the RED FUONT STORE
oiw.r. uaiiance a uo , oner
A CHOICE SELECTION
"of
FINE GROCERIES
AND - ' .
; CONFECTIONERIES.
Wepurcnase and sell for Cash, and guar
antee ,
PRICES AS LOW AS AST IN THE CITT
FOB 8 aME GRADE OF GOODS.
We can suit the Host Fastidious.
Call and you will be convinced.
We will conduct our GRAIN BUSI
NESS at before. . marSd&w
5
37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
A Tepnlarly edncttetl tnd letrtlly qnnlttled phyUoiaa And th
most mcceieful, u lili practice wul prove.
Cures aU forms f PRIVATE,
CHRONIC Md SEXUAL 2IS
EASES. - ,
Spermfttcrrliea and Impotency
3 tha tmoU of telf-ftbnM In youth, sexntl exceuci In di
tureryetri, or other cftuei, nd prodiirtnir loine of the fcfc
lowing eflocUt Nervouinea, Seminal Einiesions, (niRht emW
torn by dreftim), Dimnrft of Sight, Defective Memory, Thy
leal Decay, Pimplei on Face.Averilon to Society of Female,
Confuiion of Ideai, Lost of Sexual Power, Ac, rendering
ftiArriaga Improper o unhappy, are thoroughly and perma
nently oared. SYPHXjwIS P0,iiivey CTre M"en
Urely eradicated from t tyatom GonOTThef
GLEET, fitrlctare, Orchitis, HerniS J" KuuUire
l-Afs and other private disease quickly cured,
itlaielf-evidentthat a phyblclans who pay .(pjtiftl tttenfroft
eertnia alas of dlttaseB, and treating thousand! anm
tily, acquire frreat kill, PhyilcUni know In k this (Art olttn
r':omiiiendperionto my care. When It U Inconvenient to
vi-H the city for treatment, tnedtclnei call be sent privately
iid safely by Siall or expreu anywhere.
Cures Onarauteed in all Case
tuidertaken
uonduitations peraonaiiy or oy letter rree anit mviuA.
tauie i
HOTELS.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
W. E. PATTERSON. PBOr'a,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND COMMODIOUS
house, as its name implies, is situated in the
ceutral and business portion of the city, hence
recommends itself for its convenience to the
travelling public. Affording solicitors every
opportunity of visiting business correspondents
It has attentive servants, and its table is always
furnished with
Every Delicacy of the Season
Its rooms aro large, airy and well furnished.
AN OMNIBUS
or the accommodation of guests to and from
trains and meamers free of charge a special
feature in this city,
All the appurtenances, of a modern
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
April 1-d-lv.
Char ae
I correspondence ttrklly conftdenluU.
Of 510 pnget, lent to any addrcu, leoarely aeaiid, for thirty
t'til) tiiU, Should be read by all. Address as above,
Ollicn hi.ura from A. M..to 4 P. M. Sundays, 8 to 41. Aw
Ferdinand Ulrich,
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS
Ooot3 anl -Shoes;
Rci)es; Twines, Paints, Oil,
CANVAS, -
GRAIN' SACKS.
LOItilil-AKD SNUFF ; : :
At Manufacturer'a Prices.
NETS aud SFINES.
. : Foot Middle street, -,
V , ' 'NEW E2RNE, N. (
dw ,
- DUVAL NORTON'S "
ITOIJSE TONIC,
ROBERTS & BRO.,
Wholesale Sc Retitil
1 DKA LKU.S.IN
;7.,"t 'f. -, i'i i , v'.
Provisions,
. .Groceries,
Dry Goods"
. Boots and Shoes,
All of which we are offoring VEET
LOW. '
Orders solicited. ',
Satisfaction guaranteed. .",
dw . v NEW BEENE. N. C.
Til 13 SPOT.
: U. S. MACE'S is the plane
For (roods in the Druggist lint
Ho nlso koepR Hardware in henj , . .
Willi Canvas, luipe and Twine.
A'! (' ! h - r-1 tmirh mnttt too,
GASTON HOUSE,
NEW BEKNE, N. C,
S: R. STREET & SON, Proprietors.
The Only First-class HouBe In the City.
Omnibus connects with all Trains and
Steamers. Iarge sample rooms for coinmerj
oiiit travelers. . oouaniu
Come One! Come All! And See!
United States Bounty ana Pon
gion Claim Affcnt,
NEWBEIlPff, C.
Practices before all Ihe Deparlinrnts lit
Wnshingtoii. I .C,
Have successfully collected the following
named claims for pensions: Julius onvli i,
New Berne, private of Co. 1. 1st Cavalry, en I .
Jan. 3lst. $Hti.7: Irvln Miwe. Wivslnniiloii.
N. 0 private Co. 1 ilitli Krut.. t.dl. Iniiint.iy.
Jan. 1HS2. $7N9 7'J: Joseph 1'iiU", New iicrue,
private Co. 1) ;l.stli col. troops. Sl.liS: Jrimi
Newby, ?iew lteme, mother of I' lank ew-
by, private Co. a. ith Keg. col. troops.
$1868.72: William Titus Kial. New beine,
blacksmith work at foundry. $100. Ana. aitb.
1H82; Felix .larmon. fort work, sat IW. Miircli
23d, 1SK2-. Simon Crooms, labor fort. S'js.i.s.
Sept. 4, lXSi Luke Martin, fort work, Si pt "d,
1882; Joseph (iepson, James (Mty. loit work
Stephen Walker, fort work. Sai. Jim. -list ISftJ
Moses Murphv. March Awl. lfsM: (.uiltonl
Cherry, fort woi k. 1: Joseph Krvnnl 1 1 1 do
Jan 81, it-", jsman ueBpas,$imi, jiui. ,11, ions;
William Moning, for work lu railroad shopc,
$51, allowed Feb 2nd, 1888.
Labor Claims a Specialty.
Residence near Mrs. Davenport's
boarding house, near Five Points.
Office hour 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. marSdly
HOTEL,
SMITHFIELD, N. C,
D. W. FULLER, Trop'r.
- Ample accommodations at all times
Sample rooms for commercial travel
ers. Charges moderate. . augSdtf
.HEW HOTEL,
Snow Hill, Greene Co., rL U.
Well furnished, and Table supplied with
the BEST the market affords.
Sample rooms for commercial travelers.
RATES REASONABLE.
' . ; DT.E.GRIMSLEY, r
felo-diwtf Proprietor.
. : : NOTICE. ;
STATU OF.NORTn CAR0MKA, 1 . .' . ,x
. Craven County. 1
Tho subscriber having quallflod as Admin
istrator of Hie estate of Susan Grimes, de
ceased, on the 6th day of June A.D. 1881, be
fore the Probate Court of Craven county,
herebv notifies all person havinK claims
against sftld estate, to present them for pay
ment on or before the 101 h day of June, lh.5.
or t his notice will be pleaded In bar of their
reoovevv.
All p. inin i,).,-). i. h! to vit.l rt-ite vi'l
GOO ACKES
V&luable Timber Land
' ON ADAMS CREEK, .
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
This land Is especially valuable, containlw;
a virgin forestof Oak, Ash, Pine, Maple, Pop
lar and Gum, while the soil Is very fertile and'
peculiarly adapted to the successful cultiva
tion of Cotton, Corn and Klce.
The tract contains 609 acres, more or less,
and is situated at tbe head of. Adams Creek
In Craven connty.and dlstantfrom the Towt,
of Beaufort, In Carteret county, about four
teen miles, and is easily accessible fioni
Adams Creek or from the county road.
Terras easy.aud a great bargain.
Apply to - WATSON STREKT,
ap29d ... , Kal Estate Agents.
. Tar -
A BmtnrM i:(lucU!
AUaaH lb.
Of Kentncby University, Lexington, 1
8tndfnu ean bcln any w-k-aT In th vcar.
Tun U oonn.l' U' tho Full Dlidoma Pnvin Ctir.
ft'h, Aet- f To till Coft, liioin.iiitK Tuition, -t o(
Hoard In nfMutiv,", Td- r-uhy a n-'dnitv. i -.