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is beautiful, all but her skin ;:
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm. .
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ii'ir hK H. Wludley,) ',
- MSTIU.ERS' AGENT FOR "
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.v GiiEA r vaiue'j r, .'. .'
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. 1885. f .
Harperjs. Magazine,
ILLUSTRATED.
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E. A. Abbey, H. Gibson,ji and others;
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THE JOURNAL.
IEW BEENE. N. C."APKIL-1. 1SS3.
Anns Eickberg.
Iu the Jane of 1S79 two stories
were publishea simultaneously,
'Tho Story of Leskeu" ia the Cen
tury, or rather ia Scribners, and
"The Professor of Dellingen," in
Lippincott, and to both of these
stories was appended the new name
of "Anna Eichberg." Very clever
Stones iney were, WHO ail 80ri9 Oil
good qualities humor, pathos, sab
tlety of preception, originality or
plot, and, above all they fulfilled
what Mr. lioweiis caii8 the very
first requirement of a story, namely,
"to be interesting."
"The Story of Lesken" told of a
VIOlin player wno in nis YOUID, mail
with mnsic, forgot hia appointed
wedding: day, in the excitement of
going to hear a great musician play,
and the bride meantime married
the yonng musician's father, and
then Lesken came to .'Alnerica and
wedded music, and played, and
ived, and died and- was lor gotten,
It was one of the notable stories of
that, season's . Scribner's. Every
body, asked "who is Anna Eich-
bergi'' and she proved to boa girl
i, t , i.i , t, , I
uuiciv vut ui - buuuuii iuo viiij I
rlano-htrnf fho iliaHnorniohAfl mnni.l
MMMta,uv& uwv.w m..vjUv 1
cian, claims iiiicaoerg mo uireciur.
of the Uoston Conservatory of Mn
sic. From that time Miss Eich
berg's welcome into literature was
assured. "Brown's" Uetreat ' was
one of the ablest stories ever pub
lished in the Atlantic Monthly the
tain nf n r.onvict who kflnfc a stranffe
... - . . L
ittlG SUOP, OVer. the dOOr Of WhlCb
be bad put in a grim jest "lrown7s
Uetreat." , -To come 1 between him
self and tiie public nemaue use 01
a poor little waif,, who is sketched
with a t.nnp.h nnr, nnwnrr.hv of Diet-
eus. The bicnaea patnos ana nu-
mor of this cbarming tale are beyond
i Tt Ur, cfiii i
IH.UniT. Xb.-.waa -OUUUCCUCU 1J
Oiner Orilliant SlOries, among mem
'The Freak of Fate" in the Century,
arid ''Mr. PampaWs Eepontance"
and "Mr. Uarmicuaers Conversion''
in Lippincott'sfalso charming chil
dren's stories, in St. Nicholas and
Wide Awake. As a storyteller
Miss Eichberg has, proved herself
the possessor oi very rare powers.
Her characters rtoe-they are not
merely typos, they are individuals.
lier plots also are very striking,
Those who ;know Miss Eichberg
well are aware of certain unpublish
ed poems which prove her gifts to
be not alone those demanded lor
good prose. She wrote the .words
oi the v. ell-known national hymn
40 Country Great and Free," to
which lier lather composed the mn
sic. After lit "was first published
Miss Fichberg, then a shy school
mi wil n-ron 4Vn1vn 4V s r s f 1T T . vt Off ft I
iovf ,'Jhe poet opened the door
uiiuavu auvx ocmu w u iu sumo,.
wav; "juihs Jiiuuuertr, vuu uuiuu
crowned with laurels. No wonder
she was dumb with awo and pleas-
are.
Carry down your : broken class and
Crocker; and have tbem cemented to.
g ether by Dr. Scott. Also send and get
fresh parched peanuts for 6 cts. per
quart as bcom s, on oouia rrontBtreei
.ppuween iiancocK ana imuaie Btreets,
ftOYDprn, W LOOK, ipr cement ana
npanut RiB'n at the door, xrv a nottie
of Scott's Liniment and Blood Tonio for
Rheumatism, etc. . Satisfaction guaran
teedi ' -':v (v maridlm
Clanks for overseer's reports and their
appointments for sale at tms onice.
tV" MEETINUS OF LODUES.
i .
8t. J6hn3 Lodob, No. 8, A. F. & A. IL, 1
meets the 2d JVcdnesday night i n each
montli. .;"""-. ':.."'-"..!-.. ' r, :
New Bebn'b CbJapter, No. 46, R. A.
M., meets on , the . 2nd Monday in each
month at 8 p.m.
New Bkens Iiodoe, No. 443, Kniqhts
HEW liEENs IjODQE, 140. 44o, KNIOHTS
OS Honor, meets on the 2d and 4 th Fri-
dav nights in each month
Assessment JNo. ui is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 12th day
of January, looo
Teent. Council, No. 411, Roya l Ar
canum, meets on the 1st or 3d t riday
nights in each month,
Assessment No. 64 is now -due, and
must
DP pain on or oeiore wie Mtn aay
of Jauuary
u,Hv.,,; .
Eureka LodoeV No. 7,
-
meets on the 2d and 4th Monday nights
in each month.
Assessment No. is now due,' and
must be paid on or before the day
Ot. ' ' v ' -'-.-,':.-;::'- ::-,t
. NeuSe Council, No. 1, order of
r KllirL, UIOULB UU IUO IBS UUU
3d "Wednesday nights in each month. -
Assessment No. 66 is now due, and I
mnRt ha naid on of before tin 14th davl
of January, laba.1
': Cosmopolitan Council :io.211, Amer
ican Legion of Honor, mi etsTm the 1st
and 3d Thursday nifcht i in each month.
1 , Assessment No. (i2 is now due, and
"must be paid on pr before the 14th day
of January, 185,
Local Branch No. 95, Order of the
Iron Hall, meets on the 3d Monday
night In each month. , '
Assessment No. 45 is now due, and
must bo paid on or before the 1st day
ofSebruary, 1835,
Athenia Lodqe, No. 8, Knights of
Pythias, meets on the 24 and 4Ui,Tues'
aay nitriits in cacn month.
Assessment No. 140 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 14th day
or January, loos,
Rt.m Civv Paimt; Nn. RS. Vnkvumiki.
Legion, meets on the 2d and t Wed
nesdavs in each month. - .
Assessment No. is now due,' and
must be paid on or before the day of
, 188-,
PKOFESSIONAL.
: P. Hi FELLETICIl , ... i
ATTOUXn T AT. L A 7i j
' NEW BESNE, N;C.
Office on South Front irreeli third door
from Uie oomer of Craven street. y
Will cractlce In tbe Courts of Carteret.
Jones, dnsiow and Craven. . '
Hpecial attention given tovna eolleenon or
claims, and settling estate of deceased per-
sons, , , . janiuwn
O WEN H. GUION.
' ATTOKNEY AT LAW, :
Manly, opposite G&Btou House., -
will praotlc n the Coont.es of Craven1
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir
iTtmpi attention nam to collections.
- K
apr
rsf-o.
dAWlT.
C. R. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY 'AT LAW.
A ft) a a An rVavAti I fitoti 1 V Hnlslfny
near corner oirouooa street novwwiy
C. R. THOMAS, Jr., ,
Attorney At liaw,
BEAUFORT, N. C. ; 1
Office on corner of Turner and Front streets.
Will practice In Carteret and adjoining
Oonntiea,
Prompt attention to collection of claims.
- - novi awiy
WILLIAM J, : CLARKE,
(30TJNSELLOR AT LAW, . 1
AttATiia a.11 t.ViA Artnrta Vinl1 aft Vow Rama
aortbroiina. t
Iartloular attention paid to collecting
claims, and conveyancing.
United States Commissioner.
Lj .... 1 Ct 1. Ido.
. L. J. MOORK. . WX. E. CbABKS.
MOORE & CLARKE, :
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
New Berne, N. C.
Will practise in the Courts of Carteret. Cra
von. i.ruona. htm. . nnM Ann ?. nii na
and Pamlico oonntiea.
Alan In V.ik UnnMm. Hnnri a Dol.lnti unA
thoUnited" Stosnrtsat Sew.ne and
- 44 Collecting a specialty.
apSdwtf
GKORQIi V. STRONG, DANIEI, B. PKBRT,
Rileigh,N.C. : Klnston, N.O
STRONG & PERRY,
KINSTON, If. C.
ATTORNEY & ANL COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
uavinx iormeu a eopartnersnin ior inf
for the
111 rettu-
nw,t. of thlawln .Toi.einntv. will rAlrli.
lariyatienauiecourwor tne same,
Prvmpt
attention paid to collections.
mayix-uswti , . . btkujxu f-UKi.
r, M. BIMHOKS, CT.BMXKT MAM.Y
8INHQNS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice In the Courts of Craven, Jones.
Onslow. Carteret. Pamlico, Lenoir and Hyde.
and in the Federal court at New Berne.
febBd&wlj : ;
DR. Da CLAKK,
; 1 NSWBBRR, N. C.
Office-on Craven street,' between; Pollock
and Broad. : . : " aprl7-dwly
HOTELS.,
GEIHSLEY HOUSE,
AT
oiiuw xmi, ajiboub uui, lm j
... fnrn,ghBd. -nd Tanla -nnm,ed Vlth
i me ukmt tne market anorus
Sample rooms for commercial travelers. '
KATES REASOltABI.B.1!
l h ,(t VT K GBIMSLEY,
fo!5-dkwt f i -s . . Proprietor.
GrASTON HOUSE,
JN1SW liJUltJNK, JM. U.,
S: R. STEEET & SON, Proprietors.
q-,. n, mr-as,. nnnaA i .hA mt.w
omnibna conneou with . all Trains and
l steamers. Large sample rooms for commer
ciai travelers. "ohi
HOTEL,
SMI THFIELD, N. C
D. W. FULLER,' Prop'r." .
Ample accommodations at all times
, sample rooms for. commercial travel'
ers. unarges moderate. .. augaati
FERDINAND ULRICI1
CAN BE FOUND AT i
I rr, rl -t A1J CUJ
1. A VH tJCll U1U. lObUilU
ON MIDDLE STEEET.
GET HIS PSICES ON,' .
Trillnnl Sr. Gail & Ax 'a Snuffs. Grain
gack8) R3peS) Twine8, Canvas, Oakum
fn.i. All. 1
I JTUlllbB, Vbv.,. CLO., UOJLVJXw fUlvll(B
l"B- ' ''
Orders taken for Nets and Seines. '
Agent for Hazard Powder Ob. (',"
V. "'V.,V: P. ULRICH '
I nov26dw ' ; .: NEW BERNE, N. 0.
I , :f t ..... . BTflTTPT
; ' f ''--"n .'WUlllyXi.
btatk of Nobth CAnowsA, y
. , ' Craven Oonnty.f
The subscriber having qualified as Admin,
istrator or the estate 01 Mary k. Bnnn
deceaned, on the 2(th day of February,
A.1). 1885. before ihe Probate Court of Craven
county, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against saw e.staie to present tnem
for payment on or before the 27th day of
Marc 11 Kvo, or mis notice win De pieaueu id
bar of iheir recdvery. - 1 . " ' -
All parsons Indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment. -1
- Done this 2Uth day of Febrnnry, 1883. , '
-1AH C. HAKRIKON," - '
fcb27d6w ' , i. rublic Administrator. -
eT, B. BRO WiM , ;
Barber ; and ; Hair Dresser,"
With twenty -five years experience, and th
Neatest and Bsst Furnished Bt'loon In the
city, will give ns good a sMove as can be had
anywhere for TEN CKNTg.. New sliop, new
furniture, and satisfaction ennranteed.
Middle stre next door to PetrlPk'f . '
mar:ilv '.- t .' v . . . '. s;
- A Pri i
fiend six cents for nostaes
and receive free, a costly boj
of goods'whtch will help al
of either sex, to more money right away thai
anvtlilna elue in this world. Fortunes awal'
the .workers absolutely sure, At once addret I
XKUJtiACU , Augusta, name. ' , maraaiy
ItAILItOADS.
CHA.iwE CF SChECwLEi
r?3
WW 1 -S
!! (j
hut-
Atlantic &
N. C. Railroad
TIME TABLE
- , i. i I . :
No. 13, f
Ia Effect 13X0 If., Sunday, March 15,
. - .-.1885. : - .
EAST.
WBST.
EAST.
WEST.
- No. 1. No. 60
'Express ' -,:: -Expres,
Pass.MaU STATIONS . ' . Para.asUa
A Vr. Lre. . " 1 Art. il'vs.
f.M. T.tt. , A.M. A.M.
5 (WQoldeboro, 1158
8 S 47 La Grani .... 11 20 11 22
t 17, 37 Kin.t. , , , 10 40 10 60
8 00 8 10 Nw Berne, 9 08 9 23
10 18 Dlorehe&d Depot,M. 8 50
r. M.P. M. .. . . . A. M. A. U
No.s No.4
MlxsdFgt. V . MlxeFKt.
Pass. Train. ' STATIONS. Pass. Tra'a
Arr. L'ts. ' ' Arr. ie
A. K. A, M. P. M . P. X.
8 10 1 Goldsboro,i...... 8 46
8 46 8 50 1 Best's ........ 8 0 8 10
9 10 9 25 LaQranBe,-... 7 81 7 4B
9 49 9 55 Fulling Orek.H.. 7 02 T 07
10 19 10 51 Kinston.-...... 8 08 8 88
11 07 U 12 Caswell-. 5 48 5 52
11 82 11 87 Dover . .. 5 2S 6 28
12 05 12 10 Core Greek . ...... 4 50 4 55
12 84 12 89 Tnecsrora 4 22 4 2ti
12 51 12 55 Clarke's . .. 4 07 4 10
1 27 Newbern, " 8 35
P.M. (P.M. ..:.. .,, ,. . . P, , P.M.
EAST.
WKST.
No. 6. :
HixedFgt.Ai
Paw. Train, j
: No, 6.
t Mixed Fgt.
STATIONS.
! Pass. Train,
Arr. , L've: , ; r : Arr. L've
A, M.I A.M. I i. i r.H.i P.
r 6 SO? Newhirn.. ! 1 55;
8 14J' 8 18- Riverdale.............. 1 (Hi
8 26; 8 80s Oroatan 12 51 i
8 64 5 6 68 Havelock.. 12 22-
7 80: 7 44 f Newport 11 40;
7 f6: 8 00; Wild wood : 11 23-
8 28: 1 8 82- Morehead City. : 10 50-
8 87! ' '. Morehead Depot...! i
A. M. A. M. i . i A. M.i
1 Of
urn
12 27
11 50
11 28
10 55
10 40
A. V.
Train 50 connects with Wllmineton AWcI
don Train bound North, leaving Goldsboro
12:23 p. m and with Richmond A Danville
Train West, leaving Goldsboro 12:80 p.m and
nnuiiuKiuutt vveiuuu iruinauutiiat4:op.Jn.
Train 61 conneotfi with Kfohmnnri A lkanvilu
Traia, arriving at Qoldsbcro 4:50 p.m , and with
Wilmington and WeHon Train from the
worin at 4:57 p.m.
Trains 4, 5 & 0, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Trains 50 and 51. dnllv exeent Rnnriav.
Train 3, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satiirdnys
Train 51 supper at Klniitoii. ,.
. .." ,' W. Dunn, ,
Superintendent.
Midland N. C. Railway.
TIME TABLE JVo,',10,
In effect Sunday, March 15, 185 .
WEST.
KA8T
No 1.
No. 2.
Mixed Train.
Mixed Train
STATIONS.
Arr. L've.
Arr. L've,
P.M. I
r.M. :
5 80 :.Goldiboro..
- S 49 rCopelands
0 02 -Princeton...,
09 -Holt's Mill..
, 6 25 Pine Level..
Smthfleld....
A.M. 5
, j 7 40 I
7 21 i
. j 7 08 i
, 7 01 :
. : 0 45 :
A.M
5 48 i
(I 01 :
08
0 21 !
9 40 j
7 22
7 6
7 02
0 40
0 3ii
t3- DAILT EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Train 2 connect with Wllmlneton A. Wei
don Train leaving Goldsboro, going North
i f.u p. m., ana wim mvnmona ft uanvllle
Train going West, leaving Goldsboro 12:30
a. m.. and with A. AN. a Train, going East
leaving Goldsboro 8:10 a.m.
Train 1 connects with Wa WTroin from the
North arrivinn Goldsboro 4:57 d. m . and with
R 4 It Train from the West, arrivine Golds-
Doro i:aup.m.,anu wun a jn irrrain from
tne ast arriving uoiusuoroii:tua.m. nna7:Sl
W. Dunn, , i
Superintendent.
JAtlES REDHOIiD
'Arent and Bottler
t',!t-,: " '' Li: :V '3'-:;
OF TOR
f CELEBRATED
BERGNER & ENGEL
' ! ' -BREWING C0TS
PHDDELPHIA
LAGER BEER
j: 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 the
favorite brand wherever known.
'" For sale in kegs or crates - . dw
Obtained, and all PATENT MUSI
NESS at home or abroad attended to
or MODERATE FEES, 4,
Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat
cnt Office, and we can obtain Pateuts
in less time than those remote from
WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING.
We advise as to patentability frco of
obarge r and we- CHARGE NO FEE
UNLESS PATENT IS ALLOWS
Wo refer, hero, to the Postmaster,
the Supt, qf Money Order Div and to
officials of the U, S, Patent Office;
For circular, advioo, terms, and ref
erenoos to actual clients in your own
State or oounty, write to ,'.' ,
" V. A. SNOW & COt
'.."' Opposite Patent Office, . . f, r
0 . 'WashingtoD.C.-.,
STEAMERS.
. . THE .
UEUSE & TEEKT EIVER
k Steamboat Company t-
t :t "f f : ' ' . . " .v -. I
Will ninths following Schedule en and after
Friday, August 23(1.1884; , . ,
Steamer Trent
WUl leave New Berne for Polloksvtlle. Tren
ton and Intermedial landing! every Wed
nesday and Friday, returning on Tnarsaay
and Saturday, - , -
Steamer Einston
it . - .......
Will leave Newborn for Einston every TUKS
DAY and FRIDAY : returning leaves Kin
ston for Newbern every MONDAY and
THURSDAY; touching at Jolly Old Field and
all Intermediate points both going and com-
In
Tliese steamers make close connection with
th o. 1). . 8. Co. and North Carolina Freight
ijkc r or lurmeriniormauon appiy to
W. K. BTYRON, Ja, at Newbern.
W. F. 8TAIK.Y. Klnston. ' "; 1
D. 8. Bakrus, Folio ksville.' rr-.j- 4
L T. WILSON. Agent at Trenton. '
J. P. Qothbrlt, Jolly Old Field. '
J. B BAsks. Quaker Bridge.
J. M. WH'TE, Oen'l Manager,
eb7d4w Kinston.N.C
NEW-BERSB AP PAMLICO ,
Steam TransTDortation Co'v.
NEW Bebnb, N. C.. Oct. 31, 1884.
FALL SCHEDULE OF TBE STEAMER
yELM CITY
to go into effect on and after November 5,
1884 :
Werlnefuiavfu-
Leave New Berne at 2. m.. for Bayboro,
stopping at Adams reek, Vandemere
and Stonewall,
ridays
Leave Stonewall at 8 a.m. for Berne,
stopping at Vandemere and Ada s Creek.
Saturdays
.Leave New tferne at p.m. tor i.aKe
Landing, stopping at Adams Creek.
Tuesdays
Xieave l,hk Lanuing at iu a. m. tor jxew
lierne, Btoppmg at Aiiams creeic.
By this arrangement we are able to make
close connection with the Northern steam
ers, also having good accommodations both
ior passengers ana ireignt at very low rates,
ask that the merchants and producers along
its line to give It their cheerful support.
Freight received under cover every day of
tbe week
For further information enquire at the of
fice. Foot of Craven street.
n;. rt. piekuis. Agt. xNew rserne. n. c.
Or any of Its Agents at the following places:
auk L,w, Adams creek,
G. I. WATSON, Lake Landing,
U. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
C. H. FOWLER, Stonewall,
W. H. SAWYEIt, Bayboro,
8. H. GRAY.
an21dwly General Manager.
OL.I3 UOMilVIOlV
Steamship Company.
EMI-WEEKLY LINE
Foi New York, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia, Providence,
and other Cities.
ON AND AFTER
Mondav July 2nd, 1883
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Slienandoah
Will leave, noon arrival of train on Norfolk
soutnern Bulroad at Elisabeth City, every
MONDAV AND THURSDAY
for New Berne. Returning leaves Nw Berne
ior jcuzaoetn city srery -
TCESDAT AND FRIDAY
at 4 p. m., making close connection with Nor,
folk Southern R. R. for Northern cities.
Close connection made at Mew Berne with
steamers for Klnston. PolloksTille. Trenton
and all landings on the Nense and Trent
Kivers. wo freights received for shipment on
Tuesdays and Friday! after 3 P-m.
Freight forwarded promptly and lownt rates
guaranteed to destination. Fare to Elizabeth
city and return. 4. To Norfolk, 5. To Bal
umoro.SB. To Wow York, 18.60. -E.
B. ROBERTS, AH, New Berne,
CULFKPPIR k TOBKBB,
i ' ; : ' s Ag'ts. Norfolk, V.
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The N. C. Freight tine
; FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
and all point
IVortii and West
Liter this date will receive 'reitht In New York
for New Berns at
( PIER 7, NORTH RIVER,
Office of New Tori and Baltimore
ry: Transportation Go.
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daily connection with Baltimore for New Berne:
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U SEMI-WEEKLY ST EAMERS
Between New- Berne and Baltimore,
, , ; (Touching at Norfolk) ,
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Agents are as follows: ',..,... ..
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York k Balto. Trans. Lin. PiHT t Norm
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K. H. Rockwell. Providence R. 1. , ... '.,
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" " New York daily.
tt' Baltimore, Wednesdays and Ssturdaj
' " Fall River, Mondays, Wednesdays
- , Fridays. .''-.. , . .. , .
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State or North Caroi,1!c a, 1 .
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The subsorioer hnvlDir onalified as Admin
istrator of the estate of Joshua 11 Brlnn.
deceased, on the 5th day of March, A. 1, -
before the Proiate Court of craven
County, hereby noUSes ail persons having
claims against said estate, 10 present them
for paymatit en or before the 7th aay or
March. 1ms, or this notice wiU be pleadud in
bar of their recovery.- x - "
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