AVFR'Q - !
,.- faal i. V
Ague Cure
. contains an Antidote for all malarial dls
(. orders which, to far ai known, U need in no
other remedy. Jt contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what- .
rer,and consequently produces no injurious
v effect upon the constitution, but leaves the
system as health y as it was before tin attack.
WE WABBABT AYEE'S AGUE CUKE
to eure every ease of Fever and Ague, Inter
mittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
. Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
' plaint caused by malaria. In case of failute,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, by our ,
circular dated July 1st, 1852, to refund the
"tuoney.
DrJ.C.Ayer&Co.,LoYvell,Mass.
" Sold by all Druggists.
W. VYiVO-AJj,
, . - ' '
- ,
iiiicc9Mir Ut K H. Wludley,)
DISTILLERS' AGENT FOR
rare Xtye B.na Ooril WniSKy
I-, '
AT V UOLESAj v 15
WIIiEb A 111) Oluiilia
AT QBE AT ARIE1Y,
Oinger Ale, Pale Ale, Beer
AND PORTER. -
BERGNER & EKTGEL BEER,
CIDER,
. PUP.E FRENCH BRANDY.
H. W. WAIIAB.
. South Front St. New Berne, JT. 0.
sepZMdwiy. ,
n i A in pa n I itiin rn I
UniV UDiV a3:iDU.
.
Thfi HBlP?yir IlrOTin
"w w.
Ifvou are Interested in rnnsio and want to
You can get a beautiful wALKiiT cask
HAND CARVED, rlchlv trimmed and
sawed Fret work. While the combination of
musio is unsurpassed Four (i) full gets of
which work so easy that a child can play
This Organ will be packed in a tight box,
Stool and Book lnoluded, and delivered on
cars here free of charge for only 84T.50.
Kemember the regular price of this Organ is
J7i)f but lnoraer u introauce mem i nave ae.
elded to offer a limited number for S4T.50.
OKDBR AT ONCE. NOTHING SAVED
BY DELAY.
Address,
II. W. ALLEGER,
WashinKton
New Jewey
Reference First National Bank,
augldwiim
GEE AT REDUCTION!
Totho Public and
O.d Customers : I
Owing to the dull,
nm of times and
li f 'have' 0i)'me" to
LI1U irutUIIU pilUOB
Known lur imno-
siyies of ! itoSt!
and Shoes of the
latest styles made to fit. and a sure guarantee
. 1 also call the attention of the public to neat
repairing done at siiort notice and at reduced
. rate .
Call and see me. ,
E.-HAVHNS,
Middle street, tlilrd door bciow
Central Hotel.
New Berne, N. C. May 29, 18i. dam
Btatb of North Cabouha, 1
Craven County, J
; ... Superior Court Craven Comity
T, A..Oreun and others
" vs. .
Ellsa W. Bissell and others,
1 To Eliza W. Bissell and U. W. McLean :
Take notice tbat pursuant to the Judgment
rendered in the above named Action, the
: propert y described in the complaint was of -
' lerea lor suie at mo uuum iiuubq m Bm
4 . muntv on the 1st day of September. 1884.
; when and where the same was bid off by
James A. Bryan Wr the sum of 87,100. and that
a mnt.inn will he made before His Honor J. L.
' (judirer, Judge of said court, at tne court
m, to have said sale
" , . . i r
- the day of Uotobtjr,
oqnnrmed
ii. .. ...
MANLY.
epl2d wtit ' ;- Atto.ey for Plaintiffs.'
HSBk S. ,
IIFlfiKa' DflfiKa
wmti--'-
Kor sale in any quantity at pfices to suit
the tiroes. : ' 1. : '
Brlok have been examinea Dy gooa masons
and pronounoed flrst-ciaas.
Samples can re seuuaii mj siuro. uium.
solicited,
luuedtwtf
K R. JONES.
F.-G..-SIMMONS,
COTTON BB.0KER and
COlIMISSIOlf MERCHANT
h , NEWBERN, N. C. ,
Prompt attention given to cbnsign.
mnts. and the HIGHEST M AKKET PRICES
obtained. , , ; : -i
"jnr Patronage solicited.
. scp2dw2m
1
C3LD SFnillQS
' FOll SALE,
I o.Tor for sale the abpye ya-lnWp property
( .i "tig pj One Tioniiand To Hnndrecl
t;itty Fly AereaFour Hundred nnder
ativn c.n , balance" In timber, lying In
t'raven county, four 'miles below Newbern by
raUioad. It Is admirably situated between
t'iH A. & N. C. r ilroad (half mile from it)
r . " i ('(irp creelc. ;' ' '
1
THE JOURNAL.
NEW B SUITE, N. C OCT. 17. 1884.
Onr Railroads.
' We often read in the newspapers
that the men who have organized
and conducted the railroad enter
prises of the united States are
grasping and soulless monopolists.
No doubt, many of them are con
trolled by-, seliisu ambition, and
have been unscrupulous" in their
methods. ,
Yet intheif very misconduct thev
could not help benefiting the public.
Think what wonders they have done
during, the last forty years! Think
what would be to-day the condition
of the country if we had had no rail
road monopolists!
T. 1 oo . : I .1, r
hundred million tons of merchandise
-1 -.11 i
WUllU IIVCUIJI-UIB UUlliUS a loll;
Ufin rhnnsnnrl millinna nf 1illn.rn
But the railroads did something
more tnan merely carry this incon-
I nnt xrr Vvl n rt r- Ann At nn a-k t.n-
caused a very large part of it to be
produced. The railroads mar be
truly said to have created the bnsi
ness that yielded this stupendous
sum-total ot value.
Tt Wiinld hn of little tish fftp Phi.
cago to make mowin "machines bv
too tnousanu, and JNew lork two
hundred pianos a week, if there
wero no way to get tnose bulky ar
tides transported to the remote
States of the Union.
We have seen Wisconsin ininle
ments reaping the rich oat harvest
ol rrince Edward Island. Boston
organs play church music in Van
couver Island every Sunday. It
was by the evil of soulless railroad
monopolists that this beneficial mi
racle has been wrought.
During the same year, 1883, our
railroads carried three hundred and
twelve million of passengers, and
carried them too, at the average of
a little less than two and a halt
centg per mile.
That seems reasonable. When
r.liA TOifnnf T.iAntAnnnr. fi-ronlv lioor1
. r "" "v
tuonews ot her husband's rescue
I 1, i r 4.1 j '
lOllU VYilO UCiUlJf 1UUI LUUU3UUU 1U11CS
distant Ironi the port at which he
ex.)ec(;e(j to arrive. Ten days
travel Drought her to him.
now mucn am tne monopolists
make during 'the year by doing work
nf ft,:,, fcjn(l fJnr. mnPU Tfc
01 , lu,18 Klnu -BOG mUCU. 10 W8S
a bad year for them, and none of ns
But
the public gain Was beyond calcillll
tion.
Job Work.
The Journal office is prepared to
print urn Heads, Letter Heads, tin
velopes, Cards, Tags.Circular Envelopes
etc., in neat and handsome style, and
also at prices to suit the times. Give us
a trial.
Chattel Mortgages, Real Estate Mort
gages, Deeds, Lien Bonds, always on
hand.
Blanks for the appointment of Over-
seers, and for making.Overseers report,
on hand.
ArTlval Departure Mails.
MAIL CLOSES.
For North. West and South, via A,
N. C.R. R. at8.80a.m
For Beaufort and the East, at
6:00 p. m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 5:00 a. m.
For Trenton, Folloksville and Mays-
ville, daily at 7:30 a. m.
For Grantsboro, Bay River an 1 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 Department from U a. m.
to o p. m., and from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m
. wince upen couBianwy ueiween inese
a i-l i i . i
Hours except wnen mans are being dis-
1 tributed or sent,
MEETINGS OF LODGES.
gTi Johns LODGE, No. 8, A. F. & A. M.,
meets the 2d Wednesday night i n each
month. ,
. .
NEW JdEHNK uhaftbk, no. 40, it. A.
M., meets on the 2nd Monday in each
I lUVilVU V
Nsw Berne Lodoe, No. 443, Knights
yn Hnwntt. mnnta on the 2(1 and at.h Fri,
dav niehts in each month. ,
AnaBsamf.nt, No. 14fi in now flu p nnA
v " T1 , "
must be paid on or before the 2oth day
i qi uctODer, 1004. ;
Trent Council, No. 411: Royal Aa
CANUM, meets on the lsti or 8d Friday
nights in eacn montn.
; Assessment No. i8 now due , and
must be paid on or before th, day
.Eureka Imob, No. T, L O. G. F.,
meets on the 24 and 4th Monday nights
in each month.
Assessment No. is now due, and
must be paid on or before the' day
of .
Neuse CtoTJNCiL, : No. 1, O&deh op
Chosen Friends, meets on the 1st and
3d Wednesday nigbts in each month,
Assessment No. ou la now due, and
9
of August,' 1884.
CosiioPOUTAN Council No. 211, Amer
ican Legion of Honor, me ets on the 1st
and 3d Thursday night m each month,
- Assessment No. 55 is now. due, and
must be paid on or before the 7th day
of August, bS.
LooAii Branch No., 95, Order of the
Iron Hall, meets on the od Monday
niKht m eacn month
Assessment No. .38 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 81st day
of July, 1884. . , . yx-'J-' x
Athenia Lodge,' No." 8, Knights of
Pythias, meets' on the 2d and 4th Tues
day nights in ench month, v
AW' ment No. 128 is now duo, and
'I r-! I c i cr V'f'"- tV.o S'.",t('y
flyers Chierry Peroral.
" Omille,ObJo, Sept. 10,1881
CuLDSi " Having beea subjeot to a bran
chlal affection, with frequent
colds, for a number at years, 1 hereby cer
tify that Aykb's Chikby Pectoral give
me prompt relief, and is the most effective
remedy I bare ever tried. .
' Juin A. Haxilton, ",V -
Editor of Tht Otseeat"
COUGHS. " 1 hT used ATUi'l Chxut
Pkctobal this spring for a se
vere coa Kb. and lung trouble with- good
effect, and I am pleased to recommend it
to any one similarly affected.
HUIVBY BACQBKAir, '
Proprietor Globe Hotel.
rBBPA&SD BT ' ,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by aU Druggists.
PROFESSIONAL.
WILLIAM J. CLAEKE,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Attends all the courts held at New Berne,
North Carolina.
Particular attention paid to collecting
claims, and conveyancing.
uniiea states commissioner.
Sept. 18th, 184. dw
L. J. Moore. wk. E. Culru.
MOORE &. OLABKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
New Berne, N. C.
Will practise in the Courts of Oarteret. Rn.
ven, ureene, nyae, Jones, Renoir, Onslow
and Pamlico counties.
Also in the SUDreme Rourt at Ralelarh and
the United States Courts at New Berne and
uaieign.
mt- collecting a specialty. ap6 dwtf
GEORGE V. 8TRONO,
DAKIEL E. PEBRT.
mieign, jn.c.
- Klnston,N. C
STRONG & PERRY,
KIITSTOir, If. c.,
ATTORNEYS AE COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Having formed a copartnership for the
tractlce of the law in Jones county, will regu
arly attend the courts of the same. Pramnt
mayu-dAwtr iSTKUJHa A PERRY,
PHII HOLLAND, JB. OWIN H. GUIOH
HOLLAND & GUI0N,
Attorneys at Law.
Office on Craven st., two doors above Pellock
Will practice in the Counties of Craven
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir
rrompt attention paid to collections.
apr29-dwly.
F. M. SIMMONS, CLEMENT MANLT.
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will nractine in tti d PrairH nf n run Tnn.
OnBlow, Carteret, Pamlico, Lenoir and Hyde, I
febdd&wl
DE. J. D. CLAKK,
JDEIVXIST,
NEWBERS, If. C.
Office on Craven street, between Pollock
and Broad. prl7-d4wly
HOTELS.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
W. E. PATTERSON, Pbop'b,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
rtlHIS WELL KNOWN AND COMMODIOUS
x nonse, as its name implies, is situated In the
central and business portion of the city, hence
recommends itself for its convenience to the
travelling public. Affording solicitors every
ui'puriumty ui vmuuK uuBiuess correspondents
It has attentive servants, and its table Is always
lurmsuuu wim , 1
Every Delicacy of the Season
Its rooms are large, airy and well furnished.
AN OMNIBUS
or the accommodation of guests- to and from
trains and steamers free of
charge a special
feature in this citv.
All the appurtenances, of a modern
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
April l-d-lv.
Gr ASTON HOUSE,
S: K. STREET & SOff, Proprietors.
The Only First-class House In the City.
Omnibus connects with all Trains and
steamers, iarge sample rooms for commcr
olal travelers. octiS-dtf
HOTEL,
SMITH FIELD, N. C.,
D. W. FULLEE, Prop'r.
Ample accommodations at all times
sample rooms for commercial travel
ers. Charges moderate. aueadtf
. GRIMSLEY HOUSE,
AT ...
Snow . Hill, Greene Co.; N. U.
Well furnished, and Table sunrdled with
vne Dr,ai iub maraei. aiiorus.
Hampie rooms for commercial travelers.
HATES REASONABLE.
;' : rW-;i;. .GBIMSLET.
fel5-d4wtf . ;.- v. .. Proprietor.
Go to John Dunn's
v- '
ICE COLD GLASS
." op
Soda, Ginger Ale, Deep Rock
OB
y i c w y,
ANP BE SURE TO TRY HIS
HH" CONFECTIONERIES.
He keeps the best line of CIGARS in the
Pollock St., next door to Bank.
NOTICE.
Thomas Harris, deceased, all persona having
o aims againsttne aeoeaen m nerepyno-
tinett to exhiDii tne same v me on or oerore
tue rouriuaay ui cwor.iiwo.or uii uoiicai -, rnuu wiiu au
will be pleaded In bai of their recovery-'
mediate payment. ; ".'.,'':
. A. ITATtV. "'"
A ,1 v 'iil,'rit,r of Tuoinus liai ! ' 1, C '
tlif A MTPim f
. i rtrv rtnrv tttcitxtt o rTA ttt r- .
For which we will pay the Highest
UOrn, Cotton, in tbis or any otbor market, for Une commission.
. LIBEEAL ADVANCES MADE ON PRODUCE IN HAND.
WE OFFER FOK SALE A FULL LINE OF
Choice Groceries,
(in stock and to arrive), at EOCK BOTTOM PRICES for CASII, consisting
in part of : v
50 bbla. "Eureka Extra" Flour,
50 bbls. "Daisy" Flour,
50 bbls. White Swan" Flour,
50 bbls. "Hyde's Choice" Flour,
50 bbls. "North Lake" Flour,
50 bbls. "None Better" Flour,
50 bbls. "St. George" Flour," that is as good as is made.
25 Sacks Bio Coffee,
10 Sacks ''Laguayra," ''Java" and "Mocha."
25 bbls. Pork. 10 boxes L. C. Bellies and Backs.
Best refined and bucket Lard.
10 tubs Butter ; 25 Cheese (best creamery).
50 boxes Crackers and Cakes.
25 bbls. of Molasses and Syrup.
20 bbla. of four year old "Fruit" Vinegar.
15 bbls. Sugar. Teas, Spices. Extracts, etc., etc.
We carry as fine a line of Canned Goods as can be found in the city.
1,000 boxes of Cigars from $1.10 to $15.00 per hundred.
Loriliard and Gail and Ax's Snuff at
Tobacco cheap by the box.
50 boxes Soap.
We offer a drive in Paper Sacks.
If you do not think we are in earnest,
consign your produce to
Walter IP. Bxu?i?xis & Co.,!
Red Front Store, South Front St., New Berne, N. C.
octl4 d&w
To Cotton
I AM NOW PREPARED TO
GIN COTTON
at the Gin of T. S. Howard on th
I will also buy Seed Cotton and
Mftrlr Pt
Bagging and Ties furnished to my
I will pay the Highest Market
I am also prepared to buy or sell bale
solicit consignments of same. References given when desired.
When you have Cotton to sell or
I am also Agent for the Celebrated
PROLIFIC COTTON GROWER.
OFFICE ONE DOOR NORTH
ALPHEUS W. WOOD.
Manufacturers
Open and Top Bu
R0CKAV7AYS
xi - i n ttt
x: O
, Drays, Harness, Halters, Collars, Hames, Etc.
Broad (Street, opposite A.lex. Miller's.
BP REPAIRING IN ALL ITS
GIVE US A CALL .
w
. F. Etornegay & Co.
Are Agents for the following Manufacturing Companies :
Talbott & Sons, Richmond,
Engines, Boilers, Saw
Watertown Steam Engine
Cotton Gins :
. Winship, Gullett Patent Steel
The Boss Cotton Press.
After years of experience ia the
above Agenoies mainly because we
UUUDS AT TtlJa JjUW-UoX i'USSJJiJjlii I'KlLiliS.
au7 dwtdeel
E. ALLELE & C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Georgia Cotton, Gins, Feeders and Condensers. .
Lummus Cotton Gin, Self Feeder and Condenser,
. ',..-., - a , ,
:tt. p-fAt Stat onsrw Rflftlflr. whfoh
i " - V .', k ,7
J '.
The Monarch Cotton Press, the best hand press ever made.
TCall and examine Bamnle macliincs. ,' Prices tery low. ; v ''.'
AM A W7l?n .
Market Price. We will sell Rice,
manufacturer's prices.
call on or send your orders direct and
Growers !
Most Favorable Terms.
pay the Highest Price of the
customers at Cost-
Price for Cotton Seed and Rice.
cotton at the Lowest Brokerage, and
Cotton to Gin, be sure to see me.
OF COTTON EXCHANGE,
and dealers in
AND PHAETONS,
t j m i .
D ' '
BRANCHES NEATLY EXECUTED.
jyl d&w6m
Va. :
Mills, Grist Mills, Tobacco Machinery.
Co., Watertown, N. Y. :
ggies,
Portable, Slafionary and Marine Engines and BoilerB.
Braslt and the Light Draft Cotton Bloom.
Perkins's Shingle Machinery.
Machinery Business, we hare selected the
desire to furnish our patrons THE BEST
A. S. EUDSON, Agent,
HENDERSON HOUSE,; NEW BERNE, N. 0.
- . . ' "'
removed thflRanJ ani rlnt fmm tnoHnt
; i "
UKiauio cmk l noara. .
. , f . . sM :
THE SEASOK
' SEFRIGERATORS.
IOE CKEAM FEEEZEH
WATER COOLERS,
lam! seasonable cods of every descrlj
including
FLY FANS, ' , . '
WIRE DISH COVERS,
FLY TRAPS, ETC., ETC.
AT THE ; ",
II AR D W A Rj:
. ash ' : 0
House Furnishing Store
OP " , ' 1
L. H. CUTLEK.
Full stock cotton and planters' hoes, giair
cradles, grass blades and briar books, etc.
For the best gxUs and lowest prices eail l
L. II. CUTLER, ,' '
dw Middle street
Ferdinand Ulrich,
GROCERIES AND CRY GOODS
Boots ivik! Shoes,
Kcnes Twines. Paints, Oil.
13 ANY AS, ' ;v.
GRAIIs" SACKS.
LOiClLfKO SNUFF 7 X? !
At MauulVieturer's Prices.
NETS and SEINES. ,
Foot Middle stroet, , -
NEW EERNE, N. C
d&w ;
1
"Wliolesale
& Retail
DEALERS IN
Provisions
Groceries,
' Drv GoodsE
Boots and Shoes'
All of which wo aro offering VEST
LOW. 1 !
Orders solicitsd.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
dw NEW BERNE. N. C.' '
31 (M PlSCG, LOUISVILLE, 10
post mci'tiiful, u Ui& practici- w'.a ir;-v,
Cured all foravjs of PRIVATE.
CHRONIC and SXUAI BIS
EASES.
Spermatorrhea and Impotoncy,
lathe remit of self-sbme In ynntfl, exual exrtuei in VsV
turcr yearf . or ottuT raufti, ainl pto.lncm totui of tl Kit
lowing eHet'ts: N ervoun, Semiiml EmissioD, (nltit smt -lions
hy dream!)), DhtmrM of bijrdt, Defective Mnory,rhyx
irl I'cay, l'imiilon Face, Avtrt-ion toSwicty of Female!,
I'onfiiM.m f Meast Lou of Soiual Powrp Aca nnt)erlii
marriape Irnproj-er o anhapm", are thoroughly and parma
neutly cured. SYXHllitS POitive'y c1 ada
tirdy erftdicaUd (rota Ujo By.Utm GoUOTTliei
GLEET. Stricture, Orchitli, Hernia, f Kuptun
i'ilcs and other privr.te diseiuei quickly nired,
Hieft lf-virtiiUttli.at a liyMi:ians who pay st"-tW attvnthtv ..
Va certain cla?a of ditea.r., and treating thonanda amt -lUv,
ariiuircafrroattkiil. fliysidsns lmoninv tlili fartoft
rec.iiiiineiiil irs his to Diy crt. When It it Icrwiwenleiil'.
viitt'ierity for tiLtitnient, nirdiririfj can b aeot private
od sifcly by mail ,Miir!ai nnyw-lrrre.
Cures Guaranteed in all Cm
avdertAuen
Ci-.isulWtlom i..T!..iia1Iy or by letter free and fnTttt
CHara ruasouabla and currsoiidctiut p'-.-ictly contidMtiaJ ,
A PRIVATE CCUKSSTOR i;
Of W n will lo any ali!re., smirely m-.At for tfttrn "
i :0l.-.Hl . (Ui-nM res.l 1,)- .11. Ail.lrcr an l.ov '", i
IWi.o I. .li". I -mil 9 A. ll..lo. 1'. M. 8MdSfcS4V.t
J. B. BROWJN,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
With twenty-tlve years experience, and the
Neatest and Best FurnlHhed Sftloon in the
city, will give ns good a -shave as can be bad
anywhere for TKN CENTS. New shop, new
lurniture. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Hot and Cold ISiiths can be had at all hours.
Middle street, next to L. H. Cutler.
marlSdlr , .;, S
W.
H.I)EWEY
THE MiCTICAL
i 1 1 n v 1 1 u i m . n w i v i -
' Personally in attendance at his HairdresslnB
and Shaving Saloon at the U as ton House, .
wiin me iiesi worKmen.
Satisfaction Is assured to those who patron
lze him. d
ESTABLISHED 1817. '.
it T TTTT rincfO j vr n '
W. H. MORRIS .& SOUS,
- w-
Nos. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce St., .;
Snecial attention ttlven tn snip, of rmf tn'
X"' Liberal8 H rdvan7e.PnUeCOongecon:
siKnmenw. i-ronipi reiurnsana hlehest mar
ket prices guaranteed. au2 dw tjanl ; 1
JAMES R ED MO ID,
Agent and Bottler;-..
OP THE
BERGUER & ENGEL '
BREWING GO 'S
PHILADELPHIA '
LAGER BEER
' New Berne, N. ci ' ' -
- I This beer took, premiums at tho Cen
K:--. , .. ... : . . .. .
sonniui JzniDitioa at muadelphia and
if
I the Pans Exposition. Keeps better t'aa
any other in warm climates, and i3 t'
favorite brahd wherever known.