THE JOUHNAlu
PnOFESSlONAI
RAILROADS.
8TEAMEKS.
GniST...1Si (v .4
I have on band for HOLIDAY TRADE a
Sup-
you
pose Mustang Liniment only good
lor horses? It is for inflamma-
, . tioa of all fiesh. ; - 7 . ,
II. W. WAHABj
. ; .Successor to K.H,WlndleyJ -
DISTILLEKS1
Pure Ryo and Com Whisky
AT WUOLESAliR.
WISES AND CIGARS
IN GREAT VARIE1Y,
.(Anger Ale, Pale Ale, Beer
AND PORTER.
J'EBGNER & Elf GEL BEER,
OIDER,
PURE FRENCH BRANDT.
11. w. wahab;
Front St. New Berne, F. 0.
scrr.snt
rdinsry !
txtrc:
With a view to oonroralng with the times,
PATRONS Of DETRICK'3 BALOON M
respectfully notified that until furthernotlce
the? will be permitted to ne POOL AND
BILLIARD TABLES connected therewith
Charge only being made for refreshments.
Also on hand at anytime
Imported Sehweltzer and Limborger
Cheese; Imported and American Bologna
8aosage; Sauerkraut when in season.
3ALL AT-
'DSTBICK'S" OLD Si'AUD.
O. L. PAPPENDICK, Assignee,
ocldw
Seal, M, ? j
. . . . leg, Is0,
Vcod, Vo:i
(oal, Hay, Ice & Wood
FOE SALE BY
UflTSQH 6 0MISELS.
APPLY AT THEIR
ICE HOUSE,
: - Near Foot of Middle Btreet, '
New Berne, C7.
(3 Call on ua before purchasing else
where, avis awijX
"1885. '
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NEW BERNE, N. a, MARCH 13. 1835.
Hate Isn a Trade.
TAn;nin ivit.V1i' T f Kinlr St os
nBUjammt.u. i
who said that if he had sons he
would make every one of them learn
mechanical trade. If that were
necessary in the days of Franklin
when competition in all the profes
sions and 4genteel" walks of life
was as nothing compared to what
it is now, how much more is it nec
essary in the present day 1 ' In the
days of Franklm, fighting was going
on all over" the world and competi
tive examinations were still m the
womb of the future, so that if a boy
was good for nothing else he could
always hire his strong arms to some
ower and fight like tne umitn
o'the Wind in the Fair Maid of
erth for his "ayne hauna." now
things are changed it is jostle, jostle,
lostle and shove, shove, shove, in'
terest counts for nothing, tne weak
est goes to the wall, llow many
young men are there in oar great
cities either toiling lor a pittance
or starving on none, who envy the
carpenter or smith hia regular daily
WStPPA. And who wish With all their I
haorl-a tliaf thou tfiA pftnlrt vnrt ttfll
U J , ' 1
t.hev do. BenanSfl a man starts as!
a working carpenter, or blacksmith,
it ia Tin rftasnn whv ha shrtnlri ftl wavs I
remain so. He ought to have the
saniB iticuiiiub ue wuiuu no a biws,
narriAW uimA dav tn hftnm, a
hrsfl. RflAtnP all this I waa triad
to see that the university of Minn
sotahadcidedtotend
ent ' mecnamcal Uepartment. InlS I
is as it should be and if every uni-
versiiy in tne couuiry uau a uuyari-
ment of the same nature where any 1
111 l
sinaenc wno so uesireu wuw learn 1
a trsidft there wonld be fewer 'r?en-
tlemen loafers" hanging around
singing the old song, "we have no
work to do-o."--Vanutf Fatr.
Hard Times.
The present distress in financial
matters is felt in all the walks of
ifs. The other day an Irish woman
visited one of the finest residences
in LMoomington and asked for aid in
the plaintive language of one who
acks the necessaries of Hie.
ther railroad last summer, an' Oi
to dhrisk for three wakes."
"Poor woman!" the lady of the
house sympathetically replied. "I
know you , must . have suffered.
Times are very hard, now, and I,
too, am deprived of even the neces
sities of life. I have not had but
one sealskin sacqne this winter, and
we are so straightened that 1 have
nly had a chance to wear it to the
the.atre eight times during the en-
.
Mie BUdSOn. '. -
"UCU,DeeOrrar'CrieQ tne Deggar.
"'J J")"'' ,:,
suneriri' angei, cere ia a nan aoiiar
to fo to thA Rhnw tins hlissori noifht.
0 - 1 O
OS kin woaV on' malra a likTin' Hnf
ycrsilf poyr crathr, has to depind
upon me cuaruies av a cowiu ana
whoite-Uvered world. 'TftrotepA
aumi...
10 nuy uouy wuo lias awease 01 iiiruut
or lunKB. we wuieenu rrooi wai riao
uure lor uonsumption has cured the
eame complain ta in other oases. Ad
dress, E. T. mZELTlNB,
. warren, fa.
jyS8 dATw
Real estate mortoaees and deeds and
chattel mortgagss for sale at this office.
MEETINGS OP LODGES.
St. Johns Lodob, No. 8, A. F. & A. M.,
meets the 2d Wednesday night in each
month. -- - , ' '
Nkw Beenk Chapter, No. 46, K. A.
If., meets on the 2nd Monday in each
month at 0 p.m.
New Berne Lodob, No. 443, Knights
of Honor, meets on the 2d and 4 th in
day nights in each month,
Assessment No. 149 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 12th day
or January, looo.
Trent Council, No. 411, Royal Ar
canum, meets on the 1st or 8d Friday
nignts m eacn montn.
must be paid on or before the 17th day
01 January, loou. ,
Eureka Lodge, No. 7. I. O. O. F..
meets on the 2d and 4th Monday nights
in eacn month,
Assessment No. is now due, and
must be paid on or before the day
keusb coukcil, No. 1, Order of
Chosen Friends, meets on the 1st and
Sd Wednesday nights In each month
Aesessment No. oti is now due, and
must be naid on or before tUo 14th dav
of January, 1835. . - :
COSMOPOLITAN COUNCIL No. 211, AMES-
I0AN LESION OF HONOR, mrets on the 1st
and 8d Thursday night, in each month.
Assessment No. 63 IS now due. and
muft be paid on or before the 14th day
01 January, 18B0. ; '
LOoal' Branch No. 95, Order of the
Iron Hall, meets on the Sd Monday
nignt in eacn montn. .
Assessment No. 45 is' now due, and
must be paid on or before the 1st day
or reoruary, 1S33, s; ; $ i -.y
Athenia Lodoe, No. 8, Knights of
Pythias, meets on the 2d and 4th Tues
day nights in each month.
Assessment No. 140 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 14th day
01 January, iood.
Elm City Camp,. No. 88, Fraternal
Legion, meots on the 2d and 4th Wed
nesdays in each month.
Assessment No. is now due, and
mast be paid on or before the day of
A T T O IS X E Y .AT Lj A,TT
NEW BEEXE; N."
Office on Bouth. front street, third door
from the corner of Craven street.
wul DrecUo8 m m. Couru of Carteret.
Jones, Onslow and Cravem.
Special attention given to tne collection 01
eluims, and settling estate of deceased per-
janldwu .
OWEN II. GUION,
ATTORNEY AT IiAW, ;
Office formerly occupied by Simmons A
Manly, opposite Gaston House. .
Will practice in the Counties of Craven'
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir
Prompt attention paid to collections.
apray-awrv. -
. c. r. thomas, ,
att6rneyjat law.
Office on Craven street,! n Stanly Building
near corner of Pollock street. novldwly
C. R. THOMAS, Jr.,
Attorney At Xms'w,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Offlcoon corner of Turner and Front streets.
Will practice in Carteret and adjoining
oouuues.
Prompt attention to collection of claims.
nov awiy .
WILLIAM J. 0LAEKE,
COUNSELLOR AT lAt'
Attend, all tno held M New Berne.
North Carolina.
-..
claims, ana conveyancing.
united states commissioner.
. dw
L. J. Mooei. WM. K CIASXB.
MOOBE & OLAEKE,
immhpvvVS a m T. iw
a 1 u aa 1 AA
New" Beme, N. C,
UGP
the United States Courts at New Kerne and
5;lleotlnt 4 ipeoltaty. ; Psdwtf
org ."0Of
. . Baleigh.N.O.
DAJfllL B. PKBBT.
jLinston,A.u
QTnnrrri , t3T?tj1v
BIJXUAl IJi-JtX,
KINSTOM, H. C,
ATTORNEYS 1NL COUNSELLORS AT LAV.
Having formed a copartnership for the
practice of the law in Jones county, will regu-
lariy aiuna me courts 01 we same.
PmmDt
anemioa pttia vo ooueci urns.
mayl2-dfewtf , . STRONG 4 PERRY.
-V-
F. X. BIMWOSS, OUKKHT XXHLT
8IF.H1GKS S MANLY,
ATTOBNETS AT LAW. :
Will practice in the Conns of Craven.Jones.
unsiow, tnerec, iTmiico, ienoir na iyai
and in the Federal Court at New Berne. -
leboa&wiy r
l)xl. J. JJ, vJjAavIv,
DENTIOT,
NKVrF.JSRH. K. 0.
Offlcs on Craven street, between Pollock
and Broad.
prl7-dAwly
HOTELS.
; ;G3MSXH)r HOUSE,
AT
Snow Hill, Greene Co., IT. U
I . Well fnrnlshed. and Table sUDDllod With
Ue kbt inemarKeianoras. .
- RATZS RjEASOSABLK.
. . w b grimslbt.
I leio-aswt , . , rropnetor.
ASTON HOUSE
t vnw Tir.itM rc w ti:
g. gTBEET & S02T, Proprietors.
I nr- 1 tti- -i rr 1 t rw
1 - . l ,i ,n tn a J
atenmera. Lrse aamnle rooms for commer
sieuu travelers. .. ... i,uu
HOTEL,
SMITHFIELD, N. C,
D. W. FXJLLEB, Prop'r.
Ample accommodations at all times
Sample rooms lor commercial travel
era. , Charges moderate. , aagsatt
FERDKlAnO ULQIOn
' CAN BE FOUND AT m
T. A.Green's Old Stan
ON MIDDLE STREET. ,
GET HIS PRICES ON .
Groceries
Lorillard & Gail & Ax's Snuffs, Grain
RopeBi TwmeB Canvas, Oakum
I Paints, Oils, etc., etc., before purchas
ing. '
Orders taken for Nets and Seines.
Agent for Hazard Powder Co. 1
. F. ULEICE,
nov26dw : .' NEW BERNE, N.
NOTICE.
Statb of North Cabolina, 1
- Craven County. J
TVlo ilTiVionihoT lio wl.i it nnoltfl aA .a A A m tit
lstrator of the estate of Mar? e. unnn
heev,n ?ft?L01L
oo'nnty, hereby notifies all persons havinir
claims agalnBt said Estaie to present them
SarKTorThS
bar of their recovery.
- A.11 persons maeDrea to snia estate mi
make Immediate miyment.
Done this 26th day of Febrnarr, 1885.
JAS. 0. HAK1U8GN.
febZ7d6w Pabllo Administrator.
J.B.BRCWJS.
Barber and Hair Dresser,
With twenty-fly years experience, and th
Neatest and Best Furnished Haloon In the
olty, will give oh 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 hoars.
juiauie street, nexixo JU tu VUtier,
marl8dlT
L . .and receive free, a corUv bn
- - - - - -n goons wnien win lif to all
of e' 1 r hpt, te more monpy rlirht s v that L
any 'mm wiiRworta, roi'W" uni"
" " sstSoltltt.iy -.re. At OiK'-
I . j Augu,!-, ...iiue, ...ft... y.
,wCha:;eecfsci:eculiw
Atlantic & -N.-C. Railroad
TDOS TABLE No 13,
Eflect 13:00 M., Sunday, Deo. 21, 1
.1884.
EAST.
HTM9T.
EAST.
WEST.
NoTi
No.S
Mixed Fit. k
Hlzec Fgt a
Pass. Train.
STATIONS.
rui. Tra'n.
Arr. L've.
Arr. iive.
A.M.
A. M.
8 45
925
10 00
10 86
II 16
11 85
1300
P.M.
7 15
85
8 00
627
4 44
426
4 I
8 80
5 01
260
P..
r.x.
Qolasboro,
ISCS, s
La Grange,.......
Falling Creek...
Kinstofi.MMMMM..,.
Caswell.,. m
DoTr....M..
Core Greek
Tntcsrora
OUrke's
Newbern, ...,
689
15
644
604
4 28
4 08
8 84
9 45
10 24
1100
1181
11 55
12 28
12 66
12 83
1 00
8 06
360
1 12
160
1 16
22
TM.
. M.
r. sc.
EAST. '
WEST.
No. 4. s
Mixed Fgt.:
: MixedFKt.4
raw. Tram.
STATIONS.
j Pass.
Train.
Arr. L've;
Arr.
L've.
1
A, M. A.M. i
r. M.j
1 25
12 Si
12 21
11 62:
11 10:
10 58:
10 20!
r. x
! HID! newbern.
5 44 ; 6 49- Riverdale,
1!
I!
6 67:
28:
7 02i
7 80!
8 02:
Vll uroatan
6 81: Hsvelock,
1157
7 18! Newoort
11 20
7 84 j WUdwood..
8 07! Morehead Olty ;
19 58
10 25
0 m
i moreneia Depot.-:
5
10 00
A. M. ( A. M. ;
A.M.! A.M.
sew seeeeee m
Train 48 connects with Wilmington A Wei
don Train bound North, leaving Goldsboro
11:60 0. m.. and with Richmond & Danville
Train West, leaving Goldsboro 11:55 a.m and
W umington a weldon Train South at 4:37p.m.
Train 4 connects with W.A W. Train ho nnd
South, leavincc Goldsboro 7:39 rj.m.
Train 47 connects with Richmond. Danville
Train, arriving at Qoldsbcro 4:20 p.m., and with
Wilmington and Wellon Train from the
North at 4:87 p.m.
Trains 4, 6 a 6, Mondays, Wednesdays and
iTrains 47 and 48, daily exoept Sunday.
Train 8, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
inuu supper at Jtanston.
W. Dunn,-
Superintendent.
Midland N. C. Railway.
TIME TABLE Wo. 8,
In effect Sunday, Septemer 21, 1884
WEST.
EAST
No.l.
: No. 2.
Mixed Train.
Mixed Train
:Arr. L've.
STATIONS.
Arr. L've.
F.X.
: a.m.
. i 6 85
: AJ(.
i 8 00 '.Goldiboro...
8 22 5 8 24 JCocelands .
6 31 i
6 15 j
6 08
4 48 :
6
1 8 88 : i 40 ; Princeton i
8 47 i 8 47 iHolt's Mill 5
on;: aiff :iiTi.r.s..i :
6 17
6
450
4 80
9 25 igmthfleld......... !
; 3V DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Train 2 oonnects with Wilmineton A Wel-
don Train leaving Goldsboro, going North
u:ou a. m., ana witn tuenmona uanviuei
Train going West, leaving Goldsboro 11:55
a. mana witn a.,o, xrain, going East
leaving uuiiwDuro a.m.
Train 1 connect; with WW Train from h
North arriving Goldsboro 6:37 p. m . and wit
RAD Train from the West, arriving Golds
boro 5:40 p. m., and with A A NO Train from I
the East arriving Goldsboro 11:27 a.m. and 7:81
p.m.
1 W.Dnnn,
Superintendent.
J I ' ' ':.: V, I ''
Afent and Bottler!
OF THK
CELEBRATED)
BEKGNER & EUGEL
,
BBEWI1TG CO 'S
ntTrr urmrwvmk
LAGER BEER
New Berne, N. C.
This beer took premiums at the Cen
tennial Exhibition - at Philadelphia and
the Paris Exposition. ' Keeps better than
any other in warm climates, and is th(
favorite brand wherever known, .
- For sale in kegs or crates. : ' dw
Obtained, and all PA TENT B USI
Aljiida t home or abroad attended to
or MODERATE FEES. ;
Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat
ent Office, and we can obtain Patents
in less timo than those remote from
WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR" DRAWING.
Wo advise as to patentability free of
charge ; and wo 'CHA ROE NO FEE
UNLESS PATENT I510W-
ED. v..:.v,.-,r.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster,
the Supt. of Money Order Div., and to
omcialB or the u. . ratent Uffice.
For cironlar, advioo, -terms, and ref
erences to actual clients in your own
bwm or county, write to
V. A. SNOW & CO.
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, D. C.
No. 47. No. 41
ExpreM ? ' '-' Express,'
FWkMaU STATIONS , Pass.Mai
Arr. L've. . ., J: : ; ' Art. L'vs.
r. m. r. . : - a.m. a. x.
4 SO flnM.Wo,, ,.,,-, ,,. - 11 27
B 25 5 28 L Gnuif x 10 60 10 53
6 58 6 J8 -.,.,....,. 10 U 10 20
7 40 T SO Hew Berne, at 40 8 65
10 00 JKorehead Depot 22
P. M. P. M. A. M. A. M
'iiU U VI Varwnnn Var
REW-BL15S H3P1ILIC0
Steam TransxtatidCo'y.
Niw Bum, N. O, Oct II. 1884.
FALL PnHtrnni.lt OF THK BTEAMEB
ELM CITY
totf into effect on and after November,
Wednesdays
Leave New serne at x, m., jor uayooro,
stopping at Adams
and Stons wall. .
reek, Vandemers
Lave Bionewau ai s a.m. ror ' uerne,
stopping at Vaudemere and Ada s Creek,
futm-davs H
ijeava rew ueme at p. m. lor uu
Landing, stopping at Adams Creek.
leave utke uinaing l lu a. m. ror new
Kerne, stopping at Adams ureek. .
By this arrangement we are able to make
close connection with the Northern steam.
ers, also having good accommodations both
lor passengers ana ireigni at very low rates,
ask that the merchants and producers along
its line to eive it their cheerful support.
Freight reoeived under cover every day of
the week
For further information enauire at the 01-
uoe, root 01 craven street.
is. k. riuji! Agt. rew Berne, . u..
Or any of Its Agents at the following places:
ABE LEE, Adams Ureek.
G. I. WATSON, Lake Landing,
D. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
O. H. FOWLER, Btonewall,
W. H. 8AWIEB, Bayboro,
B. H. GRAY.
JanaidAwly General Manager.
THE
iNEUSE &-THENT EIVEE
Steamboat Company
Will ran the following Schedule on and after
Friday, August ftd, loo4 :
Steamer Trent
Will leave New Berne for PolloksvUle. Tren
ton and intermediate landlnes every Wed
nesday and Friday, returning on Thursday
auu outuraay.
Steamer Kinston
Will leave Newbern for Kinston every TUES
DAT and FRIDAY ; returning leaves Kin
s ton for Newbern every MONDAY and
THURSDAY; touching at Jolly Old Field and
an intermediate points ootn going ana oonv
in
These steamers make close connection with
the O. D. S. S. Go. and North Carolina Freight
uine. r or runner lniormation appiy to
W. K. STYRON.Js., at Newbern.
W. F. Stanly. Kinston.
D. S. Babbus, Polloksville.
I. T. WILSON, Agent at Trenton.
J. P. Quinebly, Jolly Old Field.
J. B. Banks, Quaker Bridge.
J. M. WSTTE,Gen'l Manager,
b7dw Kinston, N.O
OLD DOMINION
Steamship Company.
SF. RII-WEEKLY LINE
For New York, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia, Providence,
and other Cities.
ON AND AFTER
Monday July 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
Will leave, noon arrival of train on Norfolk
Bouinern uamoaa at Euzabetn Olty, every
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
for New Berne. Retnrninr leavsa Naw Ratoa
ior ji,iixaDeta uity arsry
TUESDAY ASti FRIDAY
at 4 D. m.. makinr claaa connection with Nor.
folk Southern R. R. for Northern cities.
Close conneotion made at New Berne with
steamers for Kinston, Polloksville. Trenton
and all landings on the Nense and Trent
Hirers, ho freights received for shipment en
Tnesdavs and Fridays after SM rt.m.
Freight forwarded promptly and lowest rates
guaranteed to destination. Fare to Elizabeth
uity ana return. 14. To Norfolk. fS. To Hal
timore.ss. To New York, 113.(0.
K. B. ROBERTS, Ag't, New Bene,
OVLNFFIB TOBRBB,
Ag'ts. Norfolk, T. A
W. H. Stahfobd, Geu'lIVt Ac't.
NewYorkOlty.
I HhanniB nf DIaa in Vanr VnnV
5
Thfi N. fi. FrA ffht Litia
r ' ---o
lunnciW x una,
B0ST0NrPK0VIDEN0E,
and all point
North. an4 West
liter this date will receive freight in New York
.' for New Berne at
PIER 7, NORTH RIVER,
Office of Few JorJc and Baltimore
Transportation Co.
Merchants should remember that this is one of
the best Steam Lines ent of New York, making
aauy connection wun nainmore ior new jserne:
ail inside, ana only one change.
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS
.and Baltimore.
(Touching at Norfolk)
Leaving New Berne for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS at 1 n m. Leave Rultlmnr. u
UBS H BDU MOW JJGIUD
New Berne WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
.- S.p.m.
Agents are as follews: .
ETJBKN FOSTER, 0enl Jfanager,
WLightSt,Bal't.Ud.
AS. Vf. KcOARRIOK, Ag't. Norfolk, Ta.
W. P. Clyde Co., FhUadslphla, IS South
harves.
York k Balto. Tran. line, Pier T,Norin river
E. Sampson, Boston, H Central wharf.
E. H. Rockwell, Providence E. 1.
D. 0. Mink, Fall River, Derrick wharf. '
Ships leave Boston, Tuesdays and Satnraays.
" " New York daily. .
" Baltimore, Wednesdays end Saturday
" " Fail Elver, Mondays, Wednesdays
' Fridays.
" Providence, Saturdays.
Throsgh bills lading given, and rates guaran
to all points, at the different otBcea of the
sipanies. ,, ,
iTQid Breakage ot Bulk a:l Ship ria
N. C. LINE. d .
UartSlyl V GRAY Agt NewBemeJI
LilSE kWmi SELECTED STCCI
or
Choice Confcclicn:ri::
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BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR OLD
AND YOUNG, .
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JOHN DUNN, . ;
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NEWBERN, N. C.
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.... ... -1
AND THE
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AT THE
Lowest Xricefir,
AT ' . ."
WILLIE S. Ml DYE ITS'.
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Give him a call.
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Boots and Shoes,
All of which we are offering VEB"J
LOW.
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Orders solicited. t ,;
Satisfaction guaranteed,
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1885.
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