est Coods Yet!
AT THE
ST POSSIBLE PRICES !
Are Drawing the Largest Crowds to
"imoth Dry Goods Empormm !
STHE JOURNAL.
KEW BERNE. N. a, DEC. 18,11884.
7hich place can be obtained a Large and Va
1 Assortment of the Latest Styles of Calicoes
"3.; heavy unbleached Domestic at 4c; yard
1 o Sheeting and Shirting at 5c; in fact we are
ring all qualities of these Goods at LOWEB
TOES than ever before dreamed of,
. Oplendid Line of Cashmere and Serge Goods
the unheard of price of 10c
2:autiful half-wool Dress Goods at 10c, 12a,
Ilice Plaids in assorted colors at 7c, 10c & 15c
A lovely double-fold all-wool Plaid, 40 inches
i :le, for Children.
I lagnificent doublefold Ottoman Cloth for
3 dresses at way-dowii prices,
beautiful half-wool double-fold Cashmere, in
' ick and other colors, for 35c, never before
:M at less than, 50c
Our stock of Black Goods is so exceedingly
ice and sold at such Exceptionally Low Prices,
at to keep up our assortment we frequently
ave to employ the services of electricity, steam
:ing too slow.
The finest kinds of all-wool Cashmeres from
To. up.
Our black Ottoman Cloths, 44 in. wide, former
7 sold at 90c, and now being offered and sold
t75c
7e also have a splendid Ottoman Cloth, all-
col and 44 in. wide, at 60c
7ehave a beautiful assortment of Silks and
atins m all shades at extremelv low tmces.
W are now selling real English Debaize,
:ught direct from the Importers. These goods
car longer than any dress material that can
3 bought. It has been a long while since real
ujlish Debaize has been offered in this market.
A good solid colored cotton Dress Goods, makes
:autirul dresses, at 5c.
Ilice Ginghams in all styles and colors at 5c.
Cond for samples, but BE SURE to state the
tyle and quality of goods desired.
Children's Hose are very cheap in price and
ico in quauiy. eona colors anu. oiacK, very
::o, at25c. and up. We sell a splendid solid
slored Hose at 10c; a good quality of Ladies'
lose at 5c.
Gents' Half-Hose at 5c. Oh! there is nothing
ilie buying largely and paying cash; we lm
?rted Three Hundred Dozen of one kind, and
at is the reason we bought them so very low.
1 11 1 1 ' W 11 1 sfl
uoiorea Doraerea nanaKercnieis are very
cap ; we bought stacks of them at low-ebb
Jces, and we sell them from 3c. to the very
::t grades at 25c.
7e sell a nice heavy Towel for 5c, and an all
a Towel for 10c. Napkins, all linen, from 4c.
IOc each. Our prices cannot be beat.
"cats' Undershirts, good heavy quality, for
j.; a splendid ribbed shirt at 35c, former
ce was 75c.
o cell an all wool Jersey for $1.25, and we also have a
!ete assoitment of Children's Jerseys.. Call and buy
r child one for Christmas a useful present and will
3 her.
-"e also have in colors a genuine French Eid for $1.25,
:er price $2.00.
rsets, Madame Foy's Side Lace and Skirt Supporter.
:y lady with a weak back ought to wear them ; they
i great relief; we have customers who will wear no
r. '"' f - v . - . j:-
i will find our prices reduced to suit the times.
Zzi SHOES : we carry more Ladies' and Children's Shoes
rny two Houses in the city, and we keep the best for
that can he bought Our prices are extremely low.
-1 fail to come and see us when trading; it will do you
h:3 cur CHEAP G00D3, and the crowds that are al-
1 True Story, But ItLeares the Issue
- in Doubt.
"Yes," said old man Sapphira,
dragging a box np to the stove in
the country store, and loading in a
fresh chew of tobacco, "yes, Jeemes
Darby wuz a powerful Injin fighter.
You know, in them days it vroz
fashionable among the redskins to
roast a feller at the stake, an' they
hed it in fur Jeemes ef they ever
kotch lain. He fit around fur nigh
onto five year, an' killed about two
dozen uv 'em, an', nv course, that
didn't make 'em love Jeemes any
better. Finally, one day, they slip
ped np on him, and after a livelv
scrimmage they took him in. They
wuz tne gladdest set nv redskins
j oa ever see, an' they made a bigger
iiuiiabuloo over Darby than folks
does now over a Presidential candi
date. Jeemes wasn't no coward, an'
he tuck bis misfortin' az cool az he
could under the circumstances, an
watcned 'em gittin ready, lie
knowed it wuz goin' to be a picnic
an' barbecue an' he wuz goin' to be
called on to furnish the meat, but it
didn't skeerhim much. When they
wuz ready they yanked Jeemes np
to the post an' hitched him to it tight
an' fetched on their kinalin' wood.
Then they lit it with some leaves
uu' powder Uashed on to 'em an'
the blaze began to shoot up purty
lively. Jeemes scrunched, an'
struggled, 'cause fire is hot even on
a brave man's legs, but be never
hollered. In a few minutes the
blaze was creepin' up one side uv
him an' the other wuz not much
hurt. Jeemes noticed it, an' jist ez
if he wuz at a Delmonico dinner, he
sung out:
" 'Look u'ar, yer skulkm' heathen;
stir up the fire on 'tother 6ide.
Jeemes Darby never did like rare
meat, an' he don't want it half done
now.'
'That wuz what I call heeroism
boys, an' Jeemes orter had better
luck than to be cooked fur a redskin
picnic.''
"You don't believe that story, do
youl'' asked one of the listeners.
"In course I do. Jeemes told it
to me hisself, an' Jeemes wouldn't
lie." Merchant Traveler.
Sweet (ium and Mullein.
The sweet arum, as gathered from a
tree of the Bame name, growing along
the email streams in the southern States,
contains a stimulating expectorant prin
ciple that loosens the phlegm procluoing
the early morning cough, and stimulates
the child to throw off the false mem-
brano in croup unci whooping cough,
When combined with thehealinemuci
laginous principle iu the mullein plant
of the old fields, presents in Taylok'S
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullein, the finest known remedy for
Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough and
Consumption; and so palatable, any
child is pleased to take it. Ask your
druggist for it. Send two-cent stamp
for Taylor's Riddle Book, which is not
only for the amusement of the little ones
who will gather around your knee to
hear the puzzling questions, but con
taining information for the health and
welfare of every home.
WALTER A. TAYLOR,
dw tfeblS Atlanta, Ga.
goto
FOR
Bargains!
NOT CHEAP GOODS
BUT
FIRST-GLASS GOODS
AT
lhi York Prices.
I have a Buyer in New York,
who looks out for all Bar
gains, and ships by every
Steamer.
PEft-GROVERS, ATTENT10H !
BTEAHEKJ.
CElcMsfl Premier Extra Early Peas.
At $3.50 per Bushel,
POlreet from the Grower, la Scaled Bags
utiiTCKa in KewDerne
Tint b 11 may plant Bnlst' Premlrr Pea
and save money at tbe start, we will deliver
free in Kevrberne all orders of from oue
bushel to one hundred bushels at $3.90 pet
bushel, cash with order.
This pea has made Its crop In forty-five days
In a good season.
None Other so Early. None so Productive.
Mr. E. B. Ooxsnys: "The Bnist'e Premier
Extra Early Pea I planted lust year were
the earliest and most productive I had."
Now is the time to get up your clubs
Address
ROBERT BUI3T, Jr.
SEED GROWER,
933 and 094 JH irket St., Phllada, Pa.
novl dv2m
Forty years' experience, in everv
clime on earth, has proved Ayer's
onerry rectorai to oe the most reliable
remedy for coughs, colds, and all lung
diseases. Neglected colds of ten become
incurable ailments. Deal with them in
time, and prevent their becoming deep
seated in the system.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
TUB! fnP A PTTCVOQtlTD 1, t-
lng between PHILEMON HOLLAND. Jr..
i .1 tWir f .T TT iTIIom l .1.1. j ' . . .
.uuunjui n.uiufl is mu uay aiBSOivea
by mutual consent, Mr. Hollaud retiring.
Mr. On Inn will iintltiiu th. ,..i if
at the stand of the late Arm.
PHILEMON HOLLAND, Jr.,
OWEN H. GTJION.
December 8th, 1884. " 7dtf
O WIS IV II. GMTIOIV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office on Craven ft., two doors abovelPolloolr .
Will practice In the Counties of Craven,
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir
Prompt attention paid to collection.
apr29-dwlv.
SALE AND EXCHANGE
81'ABLES.
Horses, Buggies ahd Ctrriages for Hire at
Reasonable Kates. ,
CENTRAL HOTEL LOT, New Betne, N.C.
J. W. STEWART,
desldwlm Proprietor.
Nice Ginghauis at 5c.
Heavy yd. wide Brown Domestic at
5o., worth 8a.
Good Brown Domestic at 4c.
Best Calicoes, 4o. and 5c.
Large heavy Towels at 5c, worth
10c.
Large linen Napkins at 5o., worth
10c.
Jerseys, all wool, $1.00, worth
$2.25.
Kid Gloves, 50cM" worth $1.00;
very fine, former price SI. 50, reduced
to 75c.
A fine line of Ladies and Misses'
Hose, in all colors, 10c.
Full, regular made Hose, in all
colors, 20c. to 25c.
Double width Cashmeres at 25c., all
colors.
Black Ottoman Clotli at 25c, a
bargain. .
All wool Empress Cloth at 25c
I have the largest stock of Black
and Mourning Goods ever brought to
New Berne, which I will sell 25 per
cent, cheaper than can be bought else
where iu the city,
Come and see my novelties in Dress
Goods. All wool Cufclnueres in all
shades, 45c, worth 75c.
Good Dress Goods at 12c, former
price 18c.
I have a fine lino of Ladies and
Misses' Shoes always on hand, which
will be Eold very cheap.
All linen Torchon Lace at 5c, 1J
inches wide.
Hamburgs, 4c. and up.
Buttons, 2c per dozen and up.
Rucheing for the neck at 3c per
yard.
A nice Ladies' Hemstitched Band
kerchief at 10c.
Colored Bordered Handkerchief at
3o.
Good Cant.n Flannel, 8c
Corsets at 50c, worth 75c.
Picture Frames, 5o. and up. Wo
have them in Plush, Eustic and Vel
vet. '
My Store is filled with Bargains, in
fact I have nothing else.
Towel Crash at 5c, worth 10c.
I will open my Holiday Goods, of
wnicn l have a Very Large Assort
ment, in a few days. .
Come and see for yourselves.
Always have on hand a Large
Line' of Dress Goods, consisting of
Uasbmeres, Flaida, Ladies' (Jlothes,etc.
which cannot be matched for the
money in the State.
My stock of Notions, Silks and Sat
ins and Trimmings are immense.
My Carpets and Oil Cloths are
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
At Cost.
The Entire Stock of Hardware and
House Furnishing Goods in Store, north
east corner of Middle and South Front
streets, will be closed out AT COST
within the next THIRTY DAYS, by
order of the assignee.
nov26dwlm C. A. HART, AQT.
MORTGAGE SALE.
By vlrtueof the power of sale contained in
a Mortgage Deed executed by Ed. J, White
and wile, L. O White, to John O. Wooten, Jr ,
(and by him transferred to us), recorded In
the office of Register of Deeds for Craven
county, in Book 86, Folios 191, IBS, 198, 14 and
15 we will sell for cash at the COURT
HOUHE In NEWBERN, N. C , on MONDAY.
JANUARY 12th, 1885, at TWELVE o'clock!
M., the property conveyed In said mortgage,
beirtfTRlx hundred acres of land, near Cob
ton.Tn said county of Craven, particularly
described In the mortgage referred to above.
MITCHELL A F1ELDH, .
dec9dw3i)d , Assignees of Aiortgngee. ;
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, CIGArs,
Tobacco and FnnT. ro.l Pnl'nrnnd f"
EF Special Inducements are of
fered to the Wholesale Trade. I will
guarantee to sell the Trade at New
York Trices.
Ljjf Don't fail to come and examine
my stock before purchasing.
O. 'MARKS
First Door from tbe Corner,
Pollock-Street, v-
oc7 d&w3m . .
CENTRAL HOTEL BAH
billiard noon.
jrn
IIAKDWAKE,
Guns and Gun Implements
COQKINS & HEATING STOVES,
SASH, BOORS, BLUBS id MOULDING,
Lime, Cement. Plaster Paris, Hair,
PAUiTS, OILS AND PUTTY.
For the best, goods and lowest prices call at
L. B. CUTLER'S,
HEW BERNE, N. C.
Brick, Brisk.
For sale in itnv Quantity at urlcftt to au
the times.
Brlclc lnve been examined by good Masons
and pronounced llrst-clatis.
samples can ue seen at my store, orders
solicited.
fuucsdAwtf K R. JONES.
KEV-BEEXB AM PAILICI
Steam Transportation Co'y.
Kbw Bsrhs, . C. Oct Jl, l&St. ,
FALL SCHEDULE OF THB BTBAMSA
C3ITY ,
to go into effest on and after Novsmber Sl -
VSai : .
Wednesdays
Leave New Berne at S, m., for Bayboro,
stopping at Adams reek, Vandemer
and Stonewall. - -
rldays " '
. Leave Stonewall at 8 a.m. for Bern,
stopping at Vaudemer and Ada sflreek. ..
Saturdays
Leave Mew Bern at t p.m. for
Landing, stopping at Adams Creek.
Tuesdays ' . . !
Leave Lake Landlnn at 10 a. m. far Haw
Berne, stopping at Adams Creek.
By this arrangement we are able to make
close connection with the Northern steam
ers, also having good accommodations both
for passengers and freight at very low rates,
ask that the merchants and prodnoers along
Its line to give it their cheerful support.
Freight received under cover every day of
tbe week . '
For further Information enquire at theof
11 oe, Foot of Craven street.
E. R, FIKKCE, Agt. New Berne, N.C,
Or any of lte Agents at the following places: -ABB
LEE, Adams Creek.
1. M. WATSON, Lake Landing, -D.
H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
O. H. FOWLER, Stonewall, .
8. H. FOWLER, Bayboro,
S. H. GRAY, ,
Ian21d4wly General Manager.
THE
1 teft
HEUSE 4 TRENT RIVER
Steamboat Convoauy
Will run the following Schedule on and after
Friday, August 22d, 1(181 :
Steamer Trent
Will leave New Berne for Polloksvllle, Tren
ton and Intermediate landings every Wed
nesday and Friday, returning on Thursday
and Suturdey.
Steamer Kington
Will leave Newbern for Klnston every TDMe
DAY and FRIDAY ; returning leaves Kln
ston for Newbern every MONDAY and
THURSDAY; touching at Jolly Old Field and
all Intermediate points both going and oem
la ,
These steamers make close connection with
the O. D. 8 S. Co. and North Carolina Freight
Line. For further Information apply to
W. F. STANLY, Klnston.
X. 0. Barbtts, Folloksvlllo. ,
I. T. WILSON. AarnntfttTrntA '
J. F. Qcixerly, Jolly Old Field. ! ,
J. B. Banks, Quaker Bridge, '
3. il. WHITE. Qen'l Manairer.
eU7d&w Klnston. N.O
OLD JLOMllVIOIV
Steamship Company.'
WP.lWT.WTOinTrT.V T INC
Fol New Yorn. Balikm.re. Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City ,
Pkiladelphia, Providence,
and other Cities, v
DAN. KELLY
Has opened a FIRST-CLASS
Horse-Shoeing Shop
On Craven street, at E.G. Cut. uert's Machine
Shop, and is prepared to do all kinds of work
in the
BLACKSMITH LINE.
He will shoe horses from the tamest to the
wildest, uud warrants all work to give satis
faction. Bring your wild horses and club-footed
horses and knock-kneed horses and have
themwoiked on. And uny horse that cuts
or forges bring him to me, and if not stopped
no pay.
Si20d6m DAN. KKLLY.
W. Fl. DEWEY
THE PRACTICAL
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
Personally in attendance athlBHalrdressing
and Shaving Saloon at the Gaston House,
with the best workmen.
Satisfaction is assured to those who patron
ize him, d
J. B. BROWJN,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
With twenty-five years experience, and tbe
Neatest and Best Furnished Saloon in the
city, will give as good a shave as can be had
anywhere for TEN CENTS. New shop, new
furniture, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Hot and Cold Baths can be had at all hours.
Middle street, next to L, H. Cutler.
marlSdlv
KLEN-SO-DOR,
A SOAP, the best In the world lor Lanndry
use; will make the clothes white and sweet,
Without scalding or boiling.
It Is the best soap for Toilet use, makes the
flesh smooth, soft and olean.
It is the best soap for shaving, leaves the
face smooth and Rot t, and prevents chapping,
and cures barber's itch, cures chapped hands,
cures ring-worm, and finally will make you
happy. Try it. For sale by
WM. L. PALMER,
Second door from the corner of
Middle and South Front streets,
Hew Hern N O
Also at the same place yon can find ?ood
Cigars, Tobacco, etc., of all kinds, and Candle
In great variety at reta'.Uall good, dw
WARKANTEl).
Hancock'SCliill Pills,
TO CURE '
Any Kind of, Chills or Fever,
For sale ' by all Drnggisti at 50 cent
per box. TRY THEM. , , . . , ;
Cotton Broker and Commission Merchant.
S Consignments of Cotton and Grain so
liclted
The Highest Prices Guaranteed. '. "
NEW BEBNE, N. O. "
' octSdwtf . . r
Oysters.
ON AND AFTER
Mondav July 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FURTHEK NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
win leave, npon a.rtTai ol train on Norloll
Southern Rulroad at Elisabeth Oily, evsfy
MONDAY A5D THURSDAY .
for New Berne. Returning knaves New Bars
for Elizabeth City tvery
TUESDAY AND F1UDAY
at 4 p. m., making class connection with Nor
folk. Southern- R. R. . for Northern - cities.
Close connection made at New Dornt with
steamers for Klnston, PolloksTille, Trenton
and all landings on the Nenss and Treat
Rivers. No freights received for shipment ea
Tuesdays and Fridays after SVi p m
Freight forwarded promptly and lowtst rates
guaranteed to destination. Fare to Elisabeth
City -and return. 4. To Korfolk, S5. T Bal.
timore.tS. To New York, $13.60.
E. B. ROBERTS, Ag't, New Beraet
OULriPFIB Jl TUEXXB, ' '
Ag'ts, Norfolk, T.A
W. H. Sxasfosd, Osn'lfr't Ag't,
New York (Sty.
I have fitted up in flrRt-ctass order, on Cra
ven street, one door from s. 1 rout street,
Rooms for rny l'.iislncHW.
I sm now f r ) tn'i-.i o lurnkh jv.t (.i i ( ... i
Change of Pier in New York. ;
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORE,
BOSTON, PR0VIDEN0E, "
and all point
Jorth and West
liter this date will raceire ! relght iu New Ywl
, for Hew Bern it
PIER 7, NORTH RIVER,
Office of New - York and Baltimore
Transportation Co. t .
Merchants should remember that this Is on ot
the best Steam Lines eut of How York, making
daily connection with Baltimore for Mew Bwno;
all inside, and only one change.
i SEMI-WEEKLY, STEAMERS ;
Betweon Hew Berae and Baltimore,'
(Toncb lng at Norfolk)
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at 1 p m. Leave Baltimore foj
New Bern WEDNESDAYS dud SATURDAY!
....p.m . ,. ,iv -x
: Agents are as lollews:
ETJB1SN FOSTER, OenT Jiiagr,
- 0 Light St., Bal'l. Mi.
AS. W. McCAERICK, Agt Norfolk, Va,
V. P. Clyde A Co.. Philadelphia, 11 South
harves. .' ' ' - .
. York k Balto. Tran. Line, Pier 1,Norm"Hvr
E. Sampson, Boston, 63 Central wharf.
K. H. Bookwell, Providence B. I.
D. O. Mink, Fall BiTer, Derrick wharf. '
ghlptleave Boston, Tuesdays and Satudsvs
" . New York dally. . 1 .
- u " . Baltimore Wednesdays and SatnnU
. " Fall Biver, Mondays, Wednesu- i.
Fridays.
' ProTldence, Satnrdaya
Ihrongli bills lading given, and r'
to all points, 'at the d! "
::3 aro