STEAMERS.
an Transpcrtation Co'y.
: New BURN, N. C, My 7, 1881.
BUMMER SCHEDULE OF THE STEAMER
ELM CITY
to co Into effect on ana after May 19, 1884 ;
It
4
Leave Bayboro at 8 a. m. for New
itorne, stopping at Stonewall, Van
- - demere, Pamlico, Smiths Creek,
Adam Creek and Rlverdala,
Tuv-Sxlsy ' ' ' '
.Xjeave New Berne for Hyde County at
1 pni , (topping at A Jam 8 Creek.
Br this arrangement we are enabled to
take close connection with the northern
steamers.
Thursday ,?.
Leave Hyde County for New Berne
at t a.m., stopping at Adams Ureek,
Saturdays- -
Leave New Berne for Bayboro at 8
a m., stopping at Rlverdale, Adams
- Creek, Smiths Creek, Pamlico, Vau
demere and Stonewall.
Friday np for excursions. , 4,.
Having good accommodation both for pas
sengers aud freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchants and producers along Its line
give it their cheerful support '
Par farther information enquire at the of
dee. Foot of Craven street. -
RALPH GRAY.i
.v ' Agent at New Berne.
Vr any of Its Agents at the following places:
ABK LEE, Adams Creek.
" D. M. WATSON, Lake Landing, Hyde Co.
- U. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
C. H. FOWLER, Stonewall,
t S. H. FOWLER, Bayboro,
G. F. M. DAIL. Pamlico.
W. H. JACOBS, Smiths Creek,
MALDKTT BROS., Rlverdale.
s- Freight received under cover every day
v the week. , jan21d&wly
"r7 THE TV
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
Has attained a standard of excellence which
admits of no superior.
It contains every improvement that inventive
genius, uu ana money can prouuee.
' Theso excellent Organs aro cclebrnled for
Volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety
of combination, artistic design, beauty in finish,
perfect construction, making them the most
attractive, ornamental and desirable oixnr.s for
bomes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc.
ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, :
tTXEQlTALED FACILITIES,
SKILLED WORKMEX,
BEST MATERIAL,
COMBINED, HAKE THIS
THE. POPULAR ORGAN
Instruction Books & Piano Stools
Catalogues & Price Lists, ou application, fbee.
Tfc Chicago Cottage Organ Co.
Comer Randolph and Ann SlresU '. T
CHICAGO,
Jit Stands at the Head.
THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC.
For ale by
DUFFY & IVES.
"mal3d ' ' Nbw Beknk . N. C.
. EASTEEM NORTH CAROLINA
MARBLE WORKS
SEW BEEXE, N. C. ; ? V
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
Audall kinds Grave and Building work In
ITALIAJI4AMERICAN MARBLE
. Orders will receive prompt attention
and satisfaction guaranteed
JOG K. WILIJS, Proprietor
(Snooessor to Geerge W Claypoole) -Cor.
BROAD -ttO CRAVEN St..
' " - NEW BERNE, N. C
3 .EL Killer is my authorized agent
Kinston. ; maSU-ivdw
NOTICE. 1
(STATE OY NORTH CAROLINA, - ;
- Craven County. )
Ti,o anliRcrllier havlna nnallfled as Execa
t,.r nt t.ii Kjtute of Murv Ohadwlck. deceased,
on the 8a aay or June, a.u, ueiure mo
l'robate Court of Craven county, hereby notl
li "s all persons having claims against said es
t.ito to present them for pnyinentonor bs
r 1 'the Wh davof June, 18,or this notice
w .11 bj pleadsd in barof their recovery.
A 11 persons Indebted to said estate Will
liiimedml payment. .
; no this 17th dayof Jiine,l8M.
N. M. CHAUWICK, --
:- . 1 . .Executor.-
dot' f--rV '
1 f OEGAI
a " 4 WAR-
B 1 EAKTED'
If J M
' YEA3S.
f jtjk
1 ZZiKJ
' I
TWOROS
- Words ta to
" express my grnii
tod," says Mr.
8tf CABTtK, of NashvUle, Twul, "fee
th "ie&4 .fcriv?d rou . , . .
Ayer'ci Sarsaparilla.
Having been afflicted all my Iff with Scrof
ula, my system seemed saturated with it. It
eame oat hvBlotchee, Ulcers, and Mattery
Mjns, ill Offlrmj nmj. ni.tRrmium
'that he was entirely cared by the me of
Arcs' Sarsapakilla, and since dlseon-""
Unuing its me, eight month ago, ha hns had
no return of the scrofulous symptom.
3 baneful infection! of the' Mood art
promptly removed by this unequalled altera
tive. ' '
Dp.I. C.Ayer 4Co", Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; $1, l bottles for SS.
STEAMKKS.
TOE
ITEUSElfi,' TEENT BIVER
' Steamboat Company
win ran uve iouawinj
k Bchedhij on ai-d after
WeUnesilsvMay-
v Stedmer Trent
Will leave New Heme for PollokHville aid
banks Landing every Wednesday ami 8tur-
duy at MX A. Ai. Keturnin, will leve
Banks Landing same day. , . ;
AIMS cutuJduiiuaa'iiiD UJnvjini.iia ivj i v
celve throtiKh freight the next day niter it
arrives at isew jieine. ,
The1" steamer THEiiT can ., be ' chwered
Mondaffs,TuesdavB,jrhursdaja and Ftidaja
for excnrsions, etc.
Steamer Kinston
i v
Will leave Newborn for KinBton every i I
DAY and FRIDAY"; returning leaves Kin-
iimJioAy- roared, especially the shoe
Ing.
- , . . c . , : t ' , ', ' r '' '
These steamers make close connection with
the 0. 1). H 8. Co. and North Carolina Freight
Line. or luruier information apply to
W. K. BTYRON. Jit , at Newborn.
W. V. Stanly, Kinstonu t
.' & BARRDi PoUoksvilleS
8, Quiskuly, Jolly Old Field.. ,
' - J. WHITE, Gen'l Manager,
fcbidiw Kinston, N.C
OLD JDOMIfcilOlv
Steamship Company,
.SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
For lew YorK, Jialtimore, Nor
folk, Boston,' Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia,' Providence,
and other Cities
ON AND AFTEH
Monda? Juy 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandcah
Will lftve, upon ariivnl of train on Norfolk
Southern Rallied st Elizabeth City, every
' J MONDAY AUn THURSDAY
for New Berne. Retoruinj? leaves New Heme
lor Etizibcto Uity every
TUESDAY AND FltJDAY
at 4 p. m., raakinjr close connection with Nor
folk Southern U. K. for Northern cities.
Close connection made at New Berne with
steamers for Kinston. Polloltsvtlle. Trenton
and all. landings on the, Neuse and Trent
TupxdiiTP Snd" Fridavl si let SU n m-
' Freight forwarded promptly and lowest rates
guaranteed to destinution. Fare to Elizabeth
City and return. 4. To Norfolk, 5. Tu Bal
timore, 8. To New V orlc, 13.i.
E. n. UOBKUTS, Ag't, MW Berne,
CuLi'irpKrt jDBi . ; j y ' ,p..)-
Ag'ts, Norfolk, V. A
W. H. Stanfobd. Gen'IFr't Ae't,
New Tork City
." iliaiige ef Pier, in Hew York.
Fhe N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
boston, providence,
IVortli and West
softer tbls dae. will fjbcftlv freight In New Yoik
IS i ior,wiJrnar 4
PIER 7, NOItTU RIV15R,"
Office of New York and Baltimore
Transportation Co.
Merchants should remember that this is one of
the best Steam Lines out of Mew York, making
dally connection with Baltimore for New Berne;
an ineiae, ana eniy one cnange.
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS
Between New Bene and -Baltimore.
(Touching st Norfolk)
LanviDg New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at 1 1 m. Leave Baltimore foJ
New Bern WEDNESDAYS dud SATURDAYS
Agents are as follews:
EUBEN FOSTER, Oeo'l Jfanager,
?0 Light St., Bal't.Md.
TAS. W. JicdARRICK, Ag.'t Karfolk, Ta.-
W. P. Clyde tJ. blladelphis, 1 South
Dunes.
York4Ba.lto.Tran.. Line, Pier f.Nprto river I
E. eampstm, uoeton, oil uentrsi wnarf.
R. H. Rockwell, Providence R.I.
D. 0. Mink. Fall RWer. Derrick? wharf.
Ships leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
" " New York dail.
' : ". Baltimore, Wednesdays and SaturdafS
" t ail Kiver, nonaays, wsanesaays.
rnaays. . .
" ' Protidence, Satnrdars.
Through bills lading given, and rates gnsran-
. to all points, at the different offices of the
, mpanies. "
iToid Breikige of Bulk and Ship via
N. C. LINE. d
' 4larly8 H. OR . A gl. New Rerne.N
U. S. MACE'S is the place
For goods in the Druggist line
He also keeps Hardware in heaps,
.With Canvas, Rope and Twine.
. All this is true, and much mora too,
If you will find the "Bpot," .
iHis goods are cheap as any keep)
'he place i Market Pock.
THE JOURNAL.!!
NEW BERNE. N. a. JULY 18, 1884.
Effect of troy. Hendricks's Speech
CHICAGO. July 14 Mr. Bell
Mann, a well known .druggist of
this city, who is under' indictment
for collusion with Daniel Corrigan
in obtaining money by" fraudulent
vouchers on the Medical Bureau of
the United States Naval Depart
ment, wall released on 15,000 bail
to-day for appearance before the
Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia.-. It is said that the lands
in question amount to over $30,000.
The statement is published here
that Mann's indictment was pre
cipitated by; the recent speech tf
ex Gov. Hendricks. " f
'J
The lYronf Shoe.
"Here mister, you've '. dropped
your overshoe!'' shonted a geutle-1
man in a Mission street car the
other day, as an old man got out at
a, crossing and hoisted his um
brella. : -' ; ' , ; . . r
The old party didn't appear tor
bear, so the kind-hearted passenger.
seized n No. 12 gum boot that to
on the floor" and
I hurled it after theb
l,i a... l a. l f
ODIIVIOUS party, hlS property taking ,
him fiouare in the, back of the neck '
as thfi XaT rolled aWSV,
, m.. 'M.M.ml
The passengers were all as- .
tonisbed at the shoe-loser's lrnta-, ,.
tion, lor he shook his fist angrily j,?
nfirfi- rhA nr ami walU-Pil off with.'
Ml 6 Car, ami WaiKCU OK Willi-
thiower, until a little boy 6t6ppcd
eating peanuts and said to him:
"I guess you dropped that shoo
yourself, mister; you've only got.oiic
And the explosion ; nearly iarred
the car off the track, as the. benev
olent gentleman' ' climbed .' but to
catch the next car back. I
m m mi - , I
Juries and " Bonnets.' -; I
It is hard to tell what will and'
what will not influence a jury.'
Every lawyer, or officer of a court, '.
has seen a jury swayed by 'trilles
light as air." The Hew Bedford
Mercury tells an anecdote illnstr.it-1
Ing this fact: V
An officer called for a young lady, I
tho chief witness in an assault case, 1
and she appeared in a hat in which
bright yellow predominated.
"It you want to win that case, you
will change that hat,'' said the offi
cer. "It will prejudice thu jury
against yon." '. ;
Th gii'l put on a black hat with
a red feather, and got acompromise
verdict. The officer said that if the
hat had been plain black without
the red leather, she would probably
nave convicted tne ueiepuant ot tne
crime alleged.
Job Work.
The Journal office is prepared to
print Bill Heads, Letter Heads, En-,
velopes, Cards, TaR8,Circular Envelopes;
etc., in neat and handsome style.. and
also at Prices to Suit the times
iAJive ;us
atrial. v.: i V't .w V
Chattel Mortgages, Real Estate Mort
gages, Ueeds, iiien - Bonds, always on
hand.
Blanks for the appointment of .Over
seers, and for making Overseer's report,
pn hand. - . . '
for Rent,
THE TWO VACANT STOKES BELOW THE
CENTRAL HOTEL. "
Apply at once to
JOHNDDNN,
Administrator.
mar((dtf
Attontlon, Soniherners.
Southerners desirous of coin in North
durlna the bummer can And comfortable
rooms, with or without board, atS Wssver-
ley fiace, new n orst vy. nesi oi reier
ences can pe given. Central location, and
Anenienttoevervciace. , k
Refer to Captain T. M. Sontheate. of the
stcameriHhenanaoan, j"uan
; NOTICE.
State of Nokth caroi.ika, 1
craven L'ouuty. j
The subscriber having nunliikd as Admin
istrator of the estate of (Susan Grimes, de
ceased, on the 5th (lay of June A.D. lBcl, be
fore the Probate Court of Craven countv.
herebv notifies all persons havens claims
against said estate, to present them for pay
ment on or before the 10th dav of June. It
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate will
make Immediate payment
uone mis mil any oi jpne, i.hh
JAS. C. HARRISON,
JunlOCw Public Administrator.
THE SEASON.
' REFRIGERATORS.
IOE CREAM FEEEZERS,
WATER COOLERS,
an seasonable goods ef every description
including . -. -
FLYFAN8,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
FLY TRAPS, ETC., ETC.
AT THE ' '
I I A. 11 r W A H E
... 'and
House Furnishing Store'
t OP t:'. ' -
L. H. CUTLEK.
" Full stock cotton and planters' hoes, eraln
crad les, grass blades and briar hooks, etc.
For the uest;goou ana lowest prices can on
L. II. .CUTLER,
dw
'Middle street.
'CUPID 'ii D:A
VTen jmrid wears the Diamond shirt, -
A His conquest's sure of hearts so tender,-.,
For when they see this manly guise, r ; "
i .The ladies always quick surrender. V '
' Surely the ladies are attracted
; by neatness of dress, which adds -so
much to the general elegance
of one's appearance. '.What's
more; vital to a well-dressed man
''7s r " VI: : .lZl Z
W pcc,i-uiug,
ting smrxr ft....:c--.T--
- If your dealer dots not keep it, send his addro.a
to Daniel Miller & Co., sole manufacturers, Balti
more, Md."- i .
For sale by ASA JONES, Mew Eerne. N.C.
L P U I 1
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. C NO EQU
irniip
f An IINinNr S0UARF kftWYORK
ill v Ml?0 . ftA
. FOR SALE BY i
J. L. STONE, Raleigh,
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THE CENTURY.
Programme for 1883'84.
Toe programme for the fourteenth year of
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The new volume begins with November, and,
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A New NoveUby Oeorce W. Cable, au
thor of "Old Creole Days," etc., entitled "Dr.
.Sevier,'-astory of New Orleans life, the .time
being the eve or tne late uivit war.
'JLtfe in the Thirteen Colonies." by Ed
ward EgglfSton, separate Illustrated paper
on subjects connected witn nje earjvnisvpry
pi VUS cuuuiry, - ....
Three Stories by Henry James. Of vow
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The New Astronomy, untechnlcnl art!
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A Novelette by oiert urant, attuior oi
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'Christianity and Wealth' with othe
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the Trot an war. . ; - i ..
"Uai licia in Jfinglano," extracts trom ins
mrvate journal Kepi aunng uts trip to Europe
in 1867.
"The Silverado Squatters," by IJopert
iuis atevenson. autuor oi "iew Arawan
Mg'Us." - - -.-: '
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' TIMS TABLE No. 7. " '
In EjTect 12;00 M.; Sunday, Juno 1st.
, . - - ' . .1884,-.- ',
EAS'I ,
WJtST.
1 Kxprfu,
1 1' kMsil
l'J
4rr. L'm. j
"UtZ
Arr.
P. at.
P. M '
4 li) Ooldsboro,
4 41 Lit Ontnjte,...
A 10 KillKluu..
31 Mt-vr Jlrrae, ..
Morerwad lvot
P at.
A H
A.M.
10 5
IDS
o
7C
11 2(1
4 8
5 (Hi
It) &4
10 21
t) 21
8 31
- 8 ml
P, M.,
A. M.
a. m
EAST
' WEST.
- No. 8
tflxad Ygt. k
Pajw. TralD
- No. 4
Mlxec Firt.
Pass. Tra n '
STATIONS.
Art; L'vs.
Arr. ... j.'m.
A M.
8 36
Oil
9 :
10 09
10 411
11 111
11 4S
12 12
A. H.
8 03
8 40
9 15
8 45
10 30
10 50
11 15
11 48
12 17
r.u.
7 i
8 41
aoi
. 5 85
4 51
: 4 38
:1 I
3 30
a 07
a 65
r. k.
50 '
6 31
64U
5 II
: 4 5
t IS
8 40
8 12
3 55
3 25
r m.
Goldboro,..,.
Meet's ...
La Grange,...,
Vailing Oreek
Kinston,
Caswell.. ...
Dover., .
(lore Creek ......
Tuu'arora ..
Clarke's ,.,. A,
Newbern, . ...
12 ill
U 32
1 4
P. M.
i '
EAST.
-WKST.
tso 6. :
Wised Fgl.ftj
fasr. Train
Arr. , I.'ve:
N.sii.
Mixed Kxt. & ,
Paw. Train.-'
Arr.r'i:'vi
STATIONS.
, St.- i. v. ! , j
' i 4 -to- N'ewbern..-, . :
p. st. :
I as:
13 HI ,
ia 21 s
II 52 :
P. M.
12 39
12 SIS
6 26 ;
5 8:
B (tt;
5l;
7 US;
7
7 55;
5 2! Riveniale
5 3D; CroMan ,.......,!
0 1; HHVKlk !
9 5iii NewreTt
7 10 i Wild wood ,..!
7 15; Morehead City
11 57
U lhkHl 20
10 5H; 10 m
10 ao; -10 23
i 10 00
: lUoretiena uepnt.n;
A. M
A. X.
! A.M. A.N.
....I.. 4
Train 48 connects with Wilmington A Wel
don Train bound North, leaving Uoldsboro
11:50 . m end with Richmond A Danville .
Train West, leaving Qoldsbora 11:55 a m and
Wilmington A WeldonTraln Sooth at6.-t5p.in.
Train 4 connects with W.AW. Train bound
South, iM'tving 4oldsboro 8 p.m.
Train 47 cmm-win with Blcbmond i ; Imnvlllt
Train rrivlii(r at Ooldbcro 4:00 p.m '
Trnins 1, 5 & H, Mondays, Wednesdays tnd
Trains 17 i8, dally ezceptSunday
Train 8, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays,
W. Dunn, ,
. Superivtendeuk.
Midland N. C. Railway,"
TIME TABLE No. 4,
In effect Thursday, Octobor 35, 1888,
west
east.
No 1.
Mixed Train.
: No 2.
: Vixe.1 lrain
TATKIN:
Arr. L'v.
;A.
l'vs.
r. if i
: 9 29 I
9 45
9 55 I
10 13)
10 84
rtl lOold-horo......
9 1 .i'Jopaiands'i....,-
9 i j Princeton...... ,
65 : Holt's Mill
10 ltt - Pine Level
Smthflpld
A.M. !
8 U I
" A fit
A.M.
$'5.1
S 87
5 27
608
4 48
S 84 1
R rr 1
827
608
. DAILY EXCEPX SUNDAY. -fc ,
Tralir 2 connects with A. tt: a Pminkt
rraln leaving Qoldsboro tT:a mm., and with
W. 4 W. Train solne North at Oslo a m. mino
South at 5: 15 p m and wltli R. D. tittln going
We8tatl0:00a.rn. ... - . v
Train No. i connects with A A N. O. train
rrvlngatGoldHl)oro 8:2s p.m.; with It. A D,
Train arriving nt 5:21 p.m., aud with W. 4 w.
Trtliw arriving at 5:1$ p m. and fi OOp m.
W. Dunn,
' Superintendent.'
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