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.TXT ' .Vj , :-u- . '.- ' ' : .. '1, V. ." ; v- r .. . ,4 1l.;:!f fill!' VOL. III. NEW BERNE. N. C. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1884. N0.148. II - 17 li ' M ii . i i n ii u -'-I ii " -' :' i -. wi t ! 1 r-, , , . ,' ..i . - LOCAL NEWS. Jaursal miniature Almanac. Sun rises, 5:4C I Length of day, Sun sets, 6:03 1 13 hours, 15 minutes. - 'Moon rises at 5:55. a. ru. Large Quantity market yesterday. of fine potatoes I . J. tv'.s ; , . ; Eggs are now looking up, Thauks- giving is ahead TheCleveland Club Qont - want to in- vest in a banner, although it is the ban ner club. ,t ' ? " ' Democratic County Convention to-day at the chlb loom. Delegates and can' Vdidates, take notice! . 'The sohooner Gertrude Brouming, is dischartcinir a cargo of lime and 1 brick for the new court house. " " ' The steamer Trent left at 8 o'clock Wvarn on the excursion, but had to cornel Lack for the band and other passengers- r Th heautifuf sunsets are now attract-! inx attention and it is said the sunrise I U equally charming: but who tries to J uL I.J " I sop itr (Although many of the cotton .buyers i - ' biiu sellers were ou to mo piuuiu jenici diily, a few bales rolled in and were dis posed of. ' Blind Tom Is working his way South ward. - He perform in Elizabeth City to-morrow,; We hone to have him in New Berne. -.. M'f. K. . JJUrkneaa UrOUgUt US XOSl bight a' ipider .of large size and beauti- fnlcfclors. ;We Will fiet our bugologist Ho in erview it. . i.The ExDositian Committee are meet ; V ing gdod success in soliciting subscrip- lit': 1 I tions vp the fund . needed to make the . . . Exhibit a success. , ! ' Mrs.M.'D. Dewey has gone' North by . Shenandoah and will purchase a com ' jplete stock of millinery and other goods, Her opening, about the 1st of October, livill be announced in the Journal. S .i ' i Jfif toe from the Wilmington Star tj lithat Pompey Sneed has been captured atad jailed at that place. Hejs one of ' the two noted , desperadoes that have ben raldjng through a number of coun- .ties lately' Forty -six bales of cotton; long expect- J from TSew river, arrived yesterday, (was consigned ; to F. G. Simmons by '. O. Stevens of Richlands, Onslow unfcjr. x The cotton and schooner are th or sale. ' On of New Berre's dandys was ! aking his way up Craven stroet when ;e Saw two young Misses coming. He I lafl&atl due preparations for his polit- rfitfv but just in the act fif 'tipping his hat it slipped from his hand and another (me of his grehtest efforts was mi.iyj! iMjrii '..i i ' . f' tiv George Ej. Pittman, and family GxenyUe Tuesday by carnage, across! the ountry. ; The sickness of theirjiww.noy;aeiayea ineir aepariure somewhat. -ff :' ? s ," ' Mr! kT F." Williams and .family re' turned fron ttiB Straits Tuesday, and his little daughter is much better. tIrs.-. Mary Mayhew .ahd .MissCarrie ' ' ' ,, ..." t. ' i . , ... -: i returned last night from 'a visit to -;statesvme4;:Vil: r f. ateanier-MoTementa. r -,-f - - The JYenf' went o :Quaker Bridge ine fflwts irpm ?r, Wilu , freight.'. 1 t . ; : w " - ; r ; ,r i Th iKmaton ttova Kinston.vwith A ' A "O- ','''' - '. We Dl Allot Kaotr IT. ince. instituting -the inquiry, in yej terdav's naDer .rwhere, is the 3U,uuu . ... 1 . AHA AA ' usually dwted for ;taxes?";, we:are in formed, tfiaj; a decision of the Supreme Court of the Unitefil States relieves Na tional' Bank notes as well;, as Treasury notes from taxation when in actual pos session and hot .on depost. '- We make .ln, ,. fcnnwinr this, as we m oFuwi.r ... o 7 - always nave none on nana n( ine iuS time or any other., z ; !' 1, : . " t-rv i--f-t-rr AcMdent oa the naifToad. v . , A pin dropped out of the engine op ti9 UP train yesterday , morning, when neap luscarora. ine urotue wver struck engineer O.' ,W. Brinkley, hv f.ict'.ng a very painful wound. ' The en gine, returned to the city and Dr. J. B, IT, ' i j was called to the wounded man; r.n J anchor engine forwarded to take . V,i9 afccjdeUt the oonnectlonB at t . ' ' to were missed, but: no great t clhbrwise was experienced. " .-. L, ,"..'! -y was doing well last night. r 7 bo J v who has disease of throat we will send proof that Piso's f-jr Consumption, has cured. the i ' iii.!s in. other cases. '. Ad- 12. T. ITazfxtine. A, ..rren, Pa. wftl Jia excoision. party and returned aate8 for the same place, he went, as seventy ,i&$4 JVkm.lh&y4i '' Bre ' aDD""-once did, ."away, an , rnne , mn&mm & frora K, r railway ;c w ; - Tb Quaker Bridge Pleble. .The picnic at Quaker Bridge on Thurs day, a3 was expected, was a grand suc cess. A good crowd of ladies and gen tlemen went up from the city on .the steamer Trent, accompanied by the! Silver Cornet Band and a string band, and a large crowd was present from J ones and Onslow counties. No orator had been selected for the occasion, but F. M. Simmons, Esq., of 1 our city be5nS Present responded, after pressing invitations, in an impromptu 1 speech of about three quarters of an hour. His subject internal improve- ments was happily chosen and he I handled it in a masterly manner. He I urged the necessity of unity of action on M the part of the people of this section in J demanding oi the sstate convict labor to construct roads through th a great White Oak pocosin and thus in ;i measure pro-1 vide hotter ami nnirl-r transnortation I for their produce and develop a large body of rich lands belonging to the State. It was a speech abounding in practical ideas and was well received by I oil nraofinf This gathering was for the purpose of celebrating the completion of the long talked of Quaker Bridge road, but we regret to say the work is .not yet com pleted. The ditches cut on the Jones county side are not sufficient to take the water off and if they are and rfpnnnr tliA rnarl will h of no road will be i of service. The commissioners have or AorA fW. MnTcnr tn tt his We tn tha Tftn(,a -id- nn(i rilt. the ditcheg the croner width and deDth. which will take two or three weeks time, and then it will indeed be one of the finest roads in the State. But the picnic was enjoyed by all who attended, whether the road was completed or not. The bands furnished splendid music, the young ladies and gentlemen sang songs, old men danced how could they help it when a pretty ydung lady would pull them out and everybody appeared to be happy. We wouldn't care if the thing could be re peated when tho road is completed. Einston Items. caterwauling cat or a sweetly singing young man, it is not by anv means for good luck. Cummings and Gray are paying three cents for seed cotton. A few bales of hVi o Tb . - . .. . . Notasulga, Ala., will preach in Kinston Friday nightOctober 3rd, 1884, at the court house, People who commit suicide, say they wish to end their troubles; but how does a man who commits suicide know he is "ending his troubles" had in acceDtine the nomination for the presidency of the United States, on tha "garsucKot," was mat in accepting, she was compelled to admit she was over "ptf true age r The famous 'faith and card doctor, Billy Haskins, of Jones county, was With US last luesday. interested poll- sanTo in Lenoir county would be elected this fall, but the conjuration didn't work I .-II 1 t. - well and he withholds an answer. Cabbage Cox, the Republican nominee for the Legislature from Lenoir county is full of fun and good humor. When he heard that J. W. Grainger, Dan. G. Taylor and J. C. Carter were all candi- C. Fields last Wednesday, charged with the burning of James Williams' dwel Img house several years ago He con' Ifessea to have set fire to the honse at paid him live dollars to commit the crime. : He waived preliminary exami nation, and was commuted to jail to await trial at the next terra of our Superior Court. Stonewall Items; Freeman Small and Miss Penola Tingle were married at 8 o'clock the 17th inst., at the residence of the bride's father. K u- aK, uppyr yuowi creea, v. T fV; , . 1. t i ainnna Hn tan nHictntincr. . . . . , r., C. W. Jacobs Is ouite sick at his place on Goose Creek Island, where he has been; for some time super- intending the erection of a fine steam saw jwii on ua ejwmuvB i. oopo 1 . v i j , . ' - nnraherlflf emdidaiM.-'br a nnrtloii f them, are doing a good deal of driving. H. H. Dowdy and Jas. W. Dawson have each . brought up a hind . quarter and h aLVS of Frank P. Gatlin; a one-legged Con- federate soldier, by the people. He has not been bush , whacking either... Ahd some wauso. .roouiorweasurer; maifhan hoa ha haan H ti xrir f .. Afthot II have to say is hold a fair convention cleat of all rings, and let the people have who they wish to vote for and all will be well; otherwise, I am not able to say. 250,000 Brick For sale by 13dlw S. II. Abbott, Kirston, N. 1 GENERAL SETTS. ; t Foo-Chcw, September 15. The Chinese have stopped supplies of coal for the British punboat Merlin, stationed at Sham Peak, where the cable lands. ,, ' ST. JOHNS, MlCH., Sept. 17. The Democrats and Greenbackers , of the Sixth district. united ; their forces yesterday and renominated Hon. E. fe.Wirfns f or,CongreS3.' PAEis, Sept. lC.--Admiral Cour- het estimated his bombardment ' of the arsenal at Foo-Chow and the forts along the Min, unavoidable, at $10,000,000,., SHANGHAI, Sept. 17. TWO thou sand French troops landed today at the Klnpai pass, on the Mm river, below Foo-Chow and attacked the Chinese. The latter were defeated with heavv losses. SHANGHAI, Sent. 10. A monster mass - meeting was held here today, in which the whole English com mmnty took part, the meeting strongly deprecating the prolonged action ot the present desultory hostilities on the part of France. Their effect is simply ruinous,, to commerce. The meeting resplved to urge the home government , to u,tt ,tt" c""' " ,1. T i L Ivpnrtta Ann flKiiin hn mAflmfiAi .V"" -J "-""' UTiAWA, Dept. . jlo. oeverai members of the party of British savants jn the Eocky Mountains had a narrow escape from a fearful death on Friday while exploring a railway tunnel below Kicking Horse Lake. Four- miles of the tunnel suddenly collapsed, and an immense mass of rock fell in the midst of the party, two of whom were slightly injured. The geologists' party have obtained data by which they expect to be able to definitely establish the exact age of the mountain. Panama, Sept. C Letters re ceived yesterday from the interior say that a revolution has beeu set on foot against the State Govern ment by prominent leaders of the Opposition. Fighting is reported nf o i Jose de Cuenta, and a general dis- turbance is apprehended through out the State. Fears are expressed that Antioauia and Cundinamarca may also be thrown into disorder, and the accession to power of Presi- dent Nunez is not under circuin stances auspicious to the peace, of the republic. Washington, ' Sept. 15. The Hon. L. P. Morton of New Jfork, Minister to France, who is now on his way to this country, is mentioned to day as likely to bo appointed Secretary Ol the Treasury Assist' ant Secretary Charles E. Coon has peen aesignatea oy tne president acting Secretary of the Treasury for ten days from to-day. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15. ' The eight day bicycle-horse contest, which terminated here last night, resulted in vnfnrv fnr tha hnrooa Tho final miles; I "u"uu, oo, wum iui uiujuico, 06i mnes: Anaerson ana norses 839 miles. Warsaw, Sept. 15. The Czar has pardoned forty-two Nihilists who had been sentenced to Siberia, and has commuted the sentence of three others. ? s number of guards on the between . Warsaw and Skierniwice has been increased. San Francisco, Sept. 15. The steamer San Pablo arrived here last evening bringing' advices from Hong Kong to Aug. 14. Information had reached Canton of a frightful inundation in the province of Kiangsee. The news is dated at Eing-Tak, the chief centre of the pottery , manufacture,1, and one of the four great markets of the empire. The floods lasted - four days, and the entire country 1 was submerged to the .depth ot sixty feel. . Whole towns were swept away. It is believed that fully 70, 000 . persons perished. It was feared that a pestilence would fol low. . .' ; ; . .-. ' ; Cholera has broken out at Amoy. The number of deaths is not given. It has been declared to be an in- 1WWJU PETBRSBVBG, Va., Sept. lC.-c The large fruit, candy and berry bsket factory of George Brown & Co., in this city, has stopped work, throwing out Of employment over iOU persons, xne iactory proaucea about 15,0Q0 baskets per day, which Were SUipped NOrtU UlKl SOUtb. .It - ' . .. is stateu that tho iactory. will, be sold.. , . ' "' ;New0Yoek, Sept. la. Tho colored people are. making such ex tensive preparations for exhibits! at the eW' Orleans exhibition, that the 'commissioners'; decided to' ap point' an additional colored com missioner for each State, and an assistant commissioner1 for , each Congressional district. PiTiSBUE(&, Pa.,; Sept. 1G. The strike at Harlman's- steel-works, at Beaver .Falls, .la.,- is a ; failure. Thirty men returned to? work yes terday tinder a promise to withdraw from tho Amalgamated Association and.Knights of Labor, and others are expected to' follow today. The men had been out eleven eekst . Valpabaiso, Sept: 16:U. S Minister Logan and family have arrived at Angol, : Chili. The ex press train upon .which they were passengers jwas, attacked by ban dits i near Coihuo. They also at tempted to wreck the train,' but the courage of the driver prevented it, Philadelphia, Sept. 16. In every county .in South and West Kew Jersey hog' cholera prevails, and its spread and the rate of mor tality isr most alarming. " Suakim, Sept. 17. The success day before yesterday of the. friendly Arabs and police escorting the convoy otjtro visions and women to Suakim. iiMe- feating the attacking party of Hadeta dowas, had an inspiring effect on the friendly tribes. Two thousand of the Amarar tribe attacked the Hadendowas, and after an engagement of four hours succeeded in dislodging them, killing seventy and capturing many arms and camels. The ldss of the Arnarars is SO killed and wounded.: ' Madrid, Sept. 17. Tho report of the progress of the cholera in Spain the past 24 hours is as follows: Evelde, fresh cases 9, deaths' 7: Novelda, deaths 1; Monforte, fresh cases 8, deaths 8; Tarragona, fresh oases 6;- Bemfallet, fresh cases 00, deaths 8; Ribarraja fresh; cases 4, deaths 2; Mora (Ebre) deaths 2; Lerida, , deaths 3. In the de partment of eastern Pyrennees there were 18 deaths. Naples, Sept. 17. Among the victims of the epidemic hero today was the Hawaiian prince, who had been ill for some clays past. Try Ayer's Pills and be cured. Mis' ery is a mild word to describe the mis chief to body and mind caused by hah ltual constipation. The regular use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills in mild, doses will restore the torpid viscera to healthy action. There is nothing mixed or uncertain about Black well's Durham Long Cut tobacco. Tho brand typified by the Durham Bull gives you the purest sweetest and most grateful tobacco in the world for your pipe or cigarette. THIS AND THAT. If it costs $300,000 to save Maine, how much will it take to rescue Iowa. Mr. Blaino is trying to carry water on one shoulder and whiskey on the other, There has been more bustle in the campaign since Mrs. Lockwood came out.. Mr. St. John's mustache is fairly glowing over the big Prohibition vote in Maine. Should Mr. Blaino be defeated he can go and start a Republican bank in New Jersey. Maine having been made secure, Mr, Blaine can turn his attention to saving Iowa. I think it was a very good scheme that of turning Lot's wife into a pillar of salt. J. . B. , Maine Republicans voted for their new Governor because his name begins with "Rob." Bank burglars are complaining that cashiers and presidents are leaving them no occupation. The young man with a slender salary should choose for his bride a young wo man of small waste. When the Morrillsof a party are dead the Blaines come forth to lead it. Pine Tree Proverbs. Since the unlucky Morrill letter, Mr Blaine has instructed his committees to read all the death columns every day The Puritan, no less than the Hoosier. can understand a new two-dollar bill Monday was a prosperous day in Maine It is believed that Mr. Blaine will write a brief letter to, Mr. Oglevee, in forming Mr. Oglevee of the death of Senator Morrill. , D. Louis Bodge writes a poem in the New. York Sun on "Butler and Reform Mr. Bodge, will never be able to reform Mr. Butler. ..;: ' - "Ah, isn't she a duck ?" cried an ad' mirer, as the doctor's daughter passed, "JNo doubt,:, replied a mean wretch "her father is a quack." j - A Chicago writer says: "Gen. Logan served his country in the hour of its greatest need." i True; and a grateful gang of Gen. Logan's relatives are still serving it..',)'". ).-',;. j m-; i The only member of the Cabinet who worked hard 1b dead. 1 This will doubt less prove a warning to other Cabinet members who may have thought about doing some Work. -; J; ' t- .The editors of this paper, like tho Ma con Telegraph and Messenger, have tried Holmes' Wash and Dentifrice, and can heartily endorse all claimed for it. It is a sure cure for soto mouth of any kind. Drs. Holmes are cultivated gen tlemen and skilled in the practice of their profession. - We most heartily en dorse them. Sunny South, v ; ( 1 " V' ' .) A Card.f f ; :i ' Haying been solicited by some of my friends to allow my' name to be run as a candidate for the House of Represen tatives for the next Legislature Itaka this opportunity and method of saying positively I decline to do go and, will vote ;-for and auppbrJ. yt'.' Grainger, and I -call upon all' my friends to do the sameV !'i t D; G. Taylor. September 10, 1884. , , .' " - . COM3IERCIAL. . Journal OmcE, Sept. 18. 6 P. M. OTTTON. 1 New York futures closed easy; spots uU. Uplands 10 1-3; Orleans 10 8-4. FUTCRES. STitember, 10.20 Ouober, 10.19 November, 10.09 December; 10.18 New Berne market quiet. Sales of bales at 9 to 9 3-8. BOITIKSTIC ItlAKKET. Cotton Seed S8. 00 for Sept. Seed Cotton 2.50a3.Q0. Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals., 83c. Turpentine Hard , $1.00; dip, $1.75. Tar. 75o. to $1.00. Corn 75a85c. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Honet 60c. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c. Country Hams 131c. per lb. " r Lard 13c. per lb. Eoos 16c. per dozen. Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. Peanuts JJl.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder G0a75c. per hundred. Onions 8l.56a2.00 per bbl. Field Peas Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c Tallow 6c per lb. uhickens urown, 40au0c; spiiui: auaduc. Meal 95o. per bushel, Grapes Scuppernongs, $1.00al.25. Oats 35 cts. per bushel. Apples 50caSl. 00 per bush. Peaches 50aC0c. per bush. Potatoes Sweet, 40c. 12al7c. per pound. Shingles West India.dull and n -m. mal; not wanted. Building 5 inch hearts, $3.00; saps, 31.50 per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork SI 9.00. L. C, F. Backs, and Bf.llies lOalOc. Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 8c; prime, oic. Smoked Joles 5c Lard 9a9c. Sugar 5a8c Flour S3.25a7.00. Salt 90ca.?1.90 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. WILLIAM J. 0LAEKE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Attendnall the courts held at New Berne North Carolina. Particular attention naid to collecting ciauuH, inui conveyancing. united mates Commissioner. Sept. 18tli, IBM. dw Safe for Sale, ONK OF BARNES NEW SAFES for 8,'ile cheap for cash, or ou time. Apply to CAi'T. J. M. WHITE, se7dlwwU Kinston, N. C City Ordinance. lie it oruameu, i nat no wood or brick, or any other article of merchandise landed at the toot, or Craven street, shall be placed upon the sidewalk on either side of the street, and no wood, brick, or nnv other artt. uic ui luercuiinuiBe uumeu ai me loot ot saut street snail remain longer than eight houra, Any person violating mis oruinance shall be nneu j.) lor each oheuce, or thirty (."tlj day iiupunuiimeiiu sei7Utw IS. 11. MEAUOVVK, JIayor. Machines. SEVERAL SECOND HAND SINGER SEWING MACHINES for sale CHEAP, Apply to aulGtf JAMES W. MOORE, Notice.CommonJoAII Notice Is hereby clven to ail tliose that an fered by the last tire on Middle street and the Market Dock, that I fully sympathize with them and wish them betteu luck iievt time. In the time they will be rsionstruct- They con llnd good Cigari. Tobacco for cnewtngr or Sinokln?, Ciareltcs, Etc. Also, good cool Soda Water. Glnirer Ale or Deen Rocht a very fine Mineral Water. always in good condition to drink. Althouuh the Ice House was badly damaged by lire the ice uiuii i uurn up. All know where to find me. W. L. PALMER, W. H. MOISR1S. F, MOliP.IS, ESTABLISHED 1S17. J. J. BURGESS, of N- C-, . wnn W. H. MOREIS & SOUS, Commission Herch'ts Ko8. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce St., . KOItFOLK. VA. Special attention given to sales of Cotton, ui'Rin, l eaning ana country -irodnce gene rally. Liberal cash a dvanceg made on con signments. Prompt returns am highest mar. net prices guaranteed, : . ntu aw ijam COLD SPRINGS FARU FOR SALE. , I ofTer for sale the above valuable property consisting of One Thousand Two Hundred an Sixty Five Acres, Four Hundred under cultivation, balance In ' timber, lying In Craven county, four miles below Newbern by railroad. .. It is admirably situated between the A. A V. C. Railroad (half mile from It) and a deep navigable creek. ' ' " . Address " , . 7 . J. J. W01.FENDEN Jy2!i d wtf - . Newbern, N. TRINITY COLLEGE Fail Tenn begin Auc. 20th. and eiliis Dec. 91, 1881 ( months). Christmas vacation two- wee KB. spring Term begins Jan., 7th, aimeiKiH acne iitu. vs&i m& months). Vul tton in College Classes, So per month. Ii Preparatory Class, SIM) per month. Board froth J8.H0 to $12 W per mouth. Send for Cata loguc ana puriicuian. Rer. M. I. WOOD, D.D., Prea,, JyI2 Trinity College, Randolph Co., N. C. NOTICE.1' - Ordered by the Board o Commission- ers of Craven cpwnlyi.Tbat -the Voting Precinct in No. 9 Towmhipyknown ad ARNOLD STORK, is hereby abolished; and those voting heretofore at Arnold Store will vote at BROCK STORE. Sept. 13, 1884. , JOS. NELSON, -' ' sel4dwlm ,Clerk Board Coin. NOTICE. Ordered by the Board of 'Commission ers of Craven countT! That the Voting Precinct known as RED HOUSE Pre cinct, No. 8th Township, be and is here by ciianged to tC. Ii. HJjACKLEDGE'S HOUSE, at-Camp -Palmmrrftttd will be known as Camp Palmer Precinct. ept.' Id, WU3.eJt;LiSOJS, . eel4dwlm ' Crcrklldard Com. NOTICE." ' State ok North Cahomxa. ) Cruvt'ii Ouunty. , j . A. U. DoniilBtm i Just lrr'K Court: V8. S lleforu W. Ci. Krmitnn. JolmUlxon. J Kbii.j.P. Attachment. To John Dixon: l''orty-sveii dollars ilue tor-rent of InnH. W rrant ofotlacliment ieturr,:ible before W. HriimOii. Ksd.. a Justice of the Peiimi for Craven county, at his olliee in the city of Newborn in said county, oa the 1st day of No- iriuut-r, ll. And it amn'iirinL' totlie nfiilnrKlnno,! Hint. the defeudunt Ik a non-n Ki.l,nt of ilit Ktniw. andlias property llierein, and cannot after due diligence be found therein, The said de- ieiKiimt is hereby notillefl that he is required to atmear before the undersiirneil nt. hinKHiil office on the nid 1st day of November. JKB1, at 10 o'ulock.n. m., and answer or demurlo uie compuuni. iiieu in mis action. Tins nth day ot Sep ember, 1K8I. eepUdliw V. (.!. BKINSON, ,1. P. NOTICE. Meeting Board Commissioners, Craven County, Sept. 13th, 1S84. It appearing to the Board of Commis sioners that there is not sufficient time in which to make the necessary Regis tration as required by law, it is hereby ordered that the Voting Precinct estab- ished at Dover Station bv the Commis sioners at their meeting, September 2d. 1SS4, is hereby abolished. Voters inter ested will govern themselves accord ingly. By order of the Board. JOSEPH NELSON, sel4 dwlni Clerk Board Com. A Fine Una of Samples FOR GENTS, YOUTHS & BOY'S Fall & Winter Clothing To be made to order by WANAMAKER & BROWN. Philadeluhia. Can be seen at A.. M. DAKER'fS. W A SURE FIT GUARANTEED, m sel3 2w C. L. IVES, Agent. Dr. Slover, liy request, will reopen Ills School, at las office on Union street, on MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER Sttlh. seplOdtd For Sale, SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BRICK at EIGHT DOLLARS per thousand. Apply to 0. E. FOY & CO . Hrick Rlock, Middle street, scplOdlf Newbern, N. C. WiV Jtl AN TE 1 . Hancock's Chill Pills, TO CURE Any Kind of Chills or Fever. For sale by all Druggists at 50 cents per box. TRY THEM. CENTRAL HOTEL BAR AND BILLIARD ROOM. . EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS. Capt. SAM B. WATERS, Prop'r. Rear Entrance from the Hotel, se5dly Middle St New Berne, K. t. Wanted, .UK KEROSKNE OIL. cents. BB1.9. at Elguly five COITON SEED arid SKeI)' COTTok n't the highest market price. i. .; i'0) .;:.! ' I will contract to n cotton aa cheap a the cheapest. ' ''''"' " . ep8 dtf .-."-i Al K i)EJiiJlSDN. NOTICE! BARGAINS I " ' In order to change my businesg I will offei" for sale Private I v. for tha N'trt Tfcirt v na my Entire Stock of . . LiaCORS. BAR FIXTtRES, POOL AND BILLIARD TABUCS, Etc Eernember the Fall Trade Is approachlnB and this is a rare chance, as I will sell at a. jreai, sacrmce. will rent ot lease, i Will tell or cash or endorsed paper. -Call on or address the Proprietor, , ' , . M M. M. OLEMEKw. Central Bar. Middle at... New Hama N. n or better known as Zlnkand'S Old Stand. sepiaim t v' Insure qur ciN.nousism'J ' ,,-:'i'r -.I WATSON & STREET?'"" au28dwlm uen. Ing. Agente t ' rorqtent.rf tin. Jt.' tits iioxreE Axb Lot n't tho corner of JoUnaon obd Middle trtraeia. ftnftfly Occu pied by Dr. J. T. House. ' i ; Apply to r . ' auiotf " - ' p. DUFFt. I I'M (Km Damaged Text
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