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NEW BE2SS. N. C, FEB. 1, 1SS5.
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! , 'r,g moved into our New Quarters, The Brik Store, N. E. Cor
:?cr.th Front and Middle streets, we will, in order to make
fur our Larg Spring Stock, ecll for the
Fext ?Iiii?tyIPa,ys ;
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
"?nfY Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishing a'.
JUiillfj, Goods, Hats, Umbrellas, Tnlnks, Valises,
Dlt Y GOODS AND NOTIONS,
i GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
IjT REMEMBER, FOR TIIIRTY DATS. "
SCHWERIN & ASH,
" SIGN OF FLAG.
AT . CM
A SUPPLY OF FIRST AND BEST TRUCKERS PEAS,
MOHAWK AND ROUND POD BEANS,
TRUCKERS' SEED POTATOES,
RUST PROOF OATS,
STONO ACID PHOSPHATE,
LISTER GUANO,
BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO,
Also,WHANN AND OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS-
KAINIT, LAND PLASTER, Etc
Arrival and Departure Hails
MAIL CLOSES." V
For North, West and South, via A. &
ri. C. B. R. at 8:80 a.m.
For Beaufort and the , East, at
6.-00 r. m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 6:00 a. m. .
For Trenton, Polloksvi lie and Mays-
ville, daily at 7:30 a.m.
For Urantsboro, Bay Kiver an i van-
deinere, daily at 0 a. m.
OFFICE HOURS:
In Money Order and
On
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10 Cents
Per Pound
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ULRICAS.
NOTICE.
Statu or North cabouna,
craven unuty. )
Fruit loom and Earlier 4-4 Domestic Bleached
at Unheard of Prices, this week,
. At A. II. BAKER'S.
ter Department, from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.
In Mailing Department from VI 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.
The subscriber having nnaltlied as Admin-
KOglBierea 1j61- deceased, on the ttsiuilayol jaumiry, A.D.
'Well,
Didn't Keep It
said the
18K5. before the Prnhato Court of Craven
Countv. hereby untitles nil perilous having I
claims uguiiiKt naui estate, id present mem
for navrHijitniinr he lore Hie 2MH (lav I Jan
uary. 1NS, or this notlcc.will be pleaded In I
bar of tliutr recovery.
All pwsrtii nidi hied to said estate win
make immediate payment.
ixmo mill 2ui day oi .January,
AUNKB 1', WHITKHKA1V
;Ja29Gw' ..- Administrator.
doctor, to a patient he had notsoeu . m ,, r ,-w a it rmfYTfT?
VI V V -wJ IV1V1 VI J f V v M -w
always supplied with the very best r'resh
Meats. Beef. J'ork. Mutton and Hausaae that
the Market affords. . Call on htm.
, laiim-dly .-y
LAW NOTICE.
. CHAS. C. CLABK hn removed his office to
WANTED!;.WANTED!
100,000 BUSHELS OF RICE,
For which we will pay the Highest Market Price. We will sell Rice,
Corn, Cotton, in this or any othor market, for One Commission.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON PRODUCE IN HAND.
along!"
"Nearly starved to death.'
"Why, didn't you have oys-
tersl". .
i "No, I couldn't get them the way
you said and I was afraid it would
be dangerous to eat them any other that formerly occupied pyeinric a noberta,
on Craven street, Just above the Olork'i
"Why that's odd. Couldn't get
stewed oysters!" I told you you
could eat stewed oysters with im
punity."
'That's just it. 1 could get tue
i . j 1. 1 4. T
Bieweu oysters easy ouougu, uuu a tt'ii n-nn-n nn at ;
sent to all the restaurants in the MOW; mil, UreeilG, VjO., IN. O.
neighborhood for the impunity, and
the blazed fools said they never
had such a thing on the bill of
fare."
office.
W. W.
street.
CLARK remains on South Front
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GMMSLEY HOUSE,-
WE OFFER FOB SKS A FULL LINE OF
: hoice Crocerles,
(in stock and to arrive)', at SOCK BOTTOM. PRICES for CASH, consisting
in part of: - " '"
: 50 bbls. "Eureka Extra" Flour, 'j
50 bbls. "Daisy" Flour, , -
SObbla. "White Swan" Flour,"
50 bbls. "Ilyde'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 Coifce, t .
10 Sacks "Laguayra," '.'Java" and "Mocha."
25 bbls. Pork. 10 boxes L. C. Bellies and Backa
Best refined and bucket Lard.
.' 10 tubs Butter ; 25 Cheese (best creamery).
, 50 boxes Crackers and .Cakes.
25 bbls. of Molassesand Syrup.
20 bbls. of four year old "Fruit" Vinegar.
15 bbls. Sugar, ; Teas, Spicos, 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. -
Lorillard and Gail and Ax's Snuff at manufacturer's prices.
Tobacco cheap by the box. '
50 boxes Soap. ; . ,
We offer a drive in Paper Sacks. ,
If you do not think wo are in earnest, call on or send your orders direct and
consign your produce to
"Walter 3?. Hxixi?iis & Co.,
Red Front Store, South Front St., New Berne, N. C.
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GEO
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DEALERS IN
General hardware,
AT
Check, Plain and Striped Nainsook at 5c, 8c
and 10c, worth twice the money,
Ar A. M. BAKER'S. .
Well fnrnlshed. ttnd Tuhle supplied with
the lil-iST the maiKetniiurus.
tjampie rooms tor commercial travciera
RATES REASONABLE.
W. K. GKIMMIiKY,
mm.
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For snlo In any quantity at prices to sn
the times. ; i .
Jirlck liave been examined by good Allisons I
and pronounced lirBt-olosg,
.Mampieg can ne seen at my more, umeni
K U. JONER.
Out of thb Mouths op Babes.
"Good evening. Tommy is your
sister Clarissa at home!"
"Yes. sin she's ' in the kitchin
DODDinsr corn for you."
- - . T . i sninn i
Poppmjr corn lor meT Why, now solicited.
very thoughtful! I like pop corn mnewdawtr
very much." PPAR PPANS
"Yes. sir. She said she was going M -"f t -"- i
to put a pan of pop-corn under your ; GUANO,
hint, she'd gtvo you the shake." JLaiD.lt and ACIQ rflOSpiiatfi,
Chicago Merald. ; FOR SALE BY
II A. IN COCK 13 It ON.
Gov. Porter, of Indiana, tells a
very lunny story on nimseu, ac
1 Ami nr win M 4- Vt n - (ad AtlIA in til CI lltA
he was floored. During the recent Greatest Variety,
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campaign ne went into a smau town
to make a speech, lie began some
thing in this way:
"My friends, I am glad to meet
you again. 1 always like to come to
Blankvilie, and to Bee, as l ao now,
no manv old Mends."
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Just here a tall, gaunt uoosier, I V I L L 1 1 O . . M I U I fc I I '8,
VlltU UUU 111 " I ii .1 1 M.J
Largest Stock,
AND TnE
Best G6ods,
, AT THE
'Lowest Iriccs,
Lonsdale Cambric,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
- At " A. M. BAKER'S.
id a coonskin cap,
inimitable voice: '.
FROG POND.
Give him a call.
decBOdtf . ,
Notice.
Name them, Governor, . name
them!"
And the Governor says ho was so
broken up by this untimely inquiry
for details that he could not name a
mnn Tho TTnnniurn ltinrrhpfl orlnri. session lor a Charter tor a Bank to do a een'
. , . ... r, .i!.j U'l banking bnslness In the City of New
Uttiuieuiv, ituu iuo vauvtjiuui juiucu Berne, charter to conunus ror thirty years.
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: Jan7 dW
AnDlication by the nndersitrned and his
associates will be made to the General As
sembly of North Carolina at its approaching r
in, too. "JName : 'em, uovernor,
name 'eml" has become a byword in
the Hoosier State.
Jan.5thl885.
af " Bend six cents for postage
r rle.and receive free, a costly box
I I lWIof g00dg which will help all
Tm .9tttt TTptvP TTP , , Wlinn I of either sex, te more money right away thai.
ill IS Olllill J.Xilrt UiT. YY UUU i on.hln-alan In t.Ma vrnrlil. Vnrtnnoa nxunl'
PVthagOraS lived in Jiirmmgnam ne the workers absolutely sure, Atonceaildree
An t,o f tuot TKU is Augusta. Maine. marwaiy
uiauo icvvo luau tun juuuu vuuu
vicinity ' should go home late at
vicinity Hiiuuiu gu uumu late m rp ATT TTT A O
night, thereby to cultivate personal Q J.. JN 1 J xlUijAtb
courage. The custom is sun Kept
up. Pittsburgh Chromcle.
. ' " FOR
YOUNG FOLKS.
M ACHINERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM'TS,
BUILDERS' MATERIAL,
Brick, Lime,. Cement, Plaster, Hair, Paint, Oil, Varnish,
. Putty, Glass, Etc. .
Solicit Consignments of Cotton, Rice, Etc.,
Which will be sold on arrival or Btored in our Brick Warehouse, "
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
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Insurance ;Agcnts for Fire arid Life Policies.
To any body who has disease of throat
or lungs, we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for - Consumption has cored the
same complaints in other cases. Ad
dress. E. T. Hazemtnk.
; , . , -' Warren, Pa.
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'o Cotton Growers !
1 AM NOW PREPARED TO '
gist -coarxoK"
at the Gin of T. 8. Howard on the MOBt Favorable Terms.
I will also buy Seed Cotton and pay the nighost Price of the
lariet.
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Sagging and Ties fuminLed to my customers at Cost
I will pay the Highest Market Price ft Cotton ;Socd and nice.
I am "also prepared to buy or sell bale cotton at the Lowest Brokerage, and
elicit consignments of same. EcfoTences givon when desired.
Wbcnjyou have Cotton to sell or Cotton to Gin, he sure to see me '
I en also Agent for the Celebrated , ' '
1 :0 lHUC COTTON GROWEIi;
Sktn Disease. ;' !
I have a little daughter seven years
old. who for the last four years has
been afflicted with a peculiar skin erup
tion on the face and one hand. I have
tried seven or eight physicians, among
them the best in California and in this
province, but to no purpose. The child
Kent growing worse, fortunately, i
saw a statement in a St. Paul, Minn,
paper, of a cure of a disease similar to
that of my child. It was effected by
Swift's Specific. I secured six bottles
and commenced giving it to my little
girl. In less than one week this terrible
disease, which had baffled all (he known
remedies within reach, began to disap'
pear. Hhe has been taking it three
months is perfectly well, and her skin
is as clear as wax.
n. A. SMITH.
: Trenton, Ontario, Province Canada.
March 28, 1884. ' . ' ,
.Wliat a Minister Kaya.
Extreme weakness and general debit
itv, produced by exposure and over
work attendant upon my duties, were
gradually developing into an utter pros
tration of my system. Adopting the
suggestions of intimate friends, who
had experienced relief in similar cases
by taking Swift's Specifio, I now find
myself restored to a perfect condition
of health and strength. Accept my ler
vent wishes for your continued prosper
ity in your well chosen and successful
method for relieving those whosulfer.
Rev. B. Stockton, D. D.,
i Stillwater Place, Stamford, Conn
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailetl'free. . r
The Swift Specifio Co., Drawer 3, At-
1UIIU1, Uil,
For sale in New Berne at II ANCOCK
BROS. . '
, ATTRACTIONS FOR 1884-5.
No printed periodical can tnltethe place of
parent, pastor, or uciiooi-ieaeiier; uui a gooa
magazine can supplement their work and in
fluence to a wonderful degree. In view of
this, it is not extravagant, to say that In
stead of "Can we aUord to take St. Nicholas?"
the question of eveiy earnest household in
Unellsh-speaKinR countries, to-day. should
be "Can we afford not to take Ht. Nicholas?"
The magazine, durlnx its eleven lianuv
years of existence, under the editorial charge
- MART NAPES DODGE,
has grown familiar to hundreds of thousands
oi young readers: anuineir interest ami in.
teiiiKe-.it. enjoyment nave constantly in.
spired the editor and publisheisto fresh ef
fort. To-day, its strength In Its wholesome
growth, its sympathy with young life, its
nearly recognition oi tne movement oi
events, and its steadily increasing literary
and pictorial resources. The following are
some of the good tilings already secured for
future numbers of St. Nicholas :
H1 Own Fault," a serial story for boys, i
by the popular author, J. T. Trowbridge,
i ''Personally Conducted,'' illustrated pa
pers on famous places in Europe. By Frank
II. Stockton.
Historic Girls.' ft companion series to
"Historic Boys." By K. S. Rrooks.
Heady for Bnslneis," smrsestiong to
boys about to chooBe an occupation, based
on personal Interviews with prominent rep
resentatives oi various traues anu prores
slons. By Q. j. Manson,
"Driven Bnek to Kden." a serial. By K.
P. Hoe. .
"Talks for Trans Folks," s Series of
popular papers, ball. 11. (Helen .Tncksnii).
'Among llie l.ntv-iiinkrr.," recollec
tions of a boypfiK!) in the U. S. Senate,
containing much jiolltlcal information, both
liiKirnctivc unci auiUHing,. By li.iliiiiinl Al
lot,. "Davy finil tli Goblin," a very funny
serial story by a new writer, Clin, firry I.
Short Slorles by I.onlxa M. A li'ott.
L"Tli Progress of lnvention" descrlp
tlvo papers, ny t'haH.K, Ilolton. :.
"Art Work for Yonn Folks'') papers
on decoiatlve liundlci'ail, by t Un, Ct. J.e
tand. ".Sheep or SIIvrr" a story of Texan life.
l!v the late Itev. WIHInm M, Rnkrr.
"A ar,Inn of JlrU" being six short
stories for uirln. bv Six Lendlne Writer
"Tales of Two f Iot1lne.iilii"j stories of
adventure, bv II, II. ICovexon.
"Cartoons for Hoyannd OlrIs" funny
pietnreR, by St. NIcliolns Ai-(Ikn,
"From ISnch to Warner" brief, pointed
biographies of great nuiHii iaim. By Agalha
Tnnis- j
Snerla! Pnpers by chosen writers. ,
The HlnKli niloim will be the work of the
very best nvlisls and engravers, and there
Will be plent.r of I ln'in.
The siibser: ii l-i ice is '"1 a yen-, (mil
nov i h ,i VlHt. ' : ' " ttl t . . i : v . f .
T'limliern vt- 1 ' 4. y i e i
Cotton Diaper,
Cheap! Cheaper 1 Cheapest!
At A; II. BAKER'S,
Also, a Tremendous Job Lot Ilambunr and
Laces, from 3c. to G0c, 70rth twice the mcnoy.
Hundreds of . dilTcrcnt designs, incln:Ii:
Flouncing, Etc.
Will bo offered at T.0CK' EOIIOII
this T7cek
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