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t
itf:
i
jUlfiiiMen "Think
they know all about Mustang Lin-.
' ,, - ment Few do. Not to know I
, not to have. .
: ; u. w. waiiab,
- - .hnweiworloli H. Wlndley.)
''ISTIU KllS' AGENT FOR
" it Rye and Corn Whisky
-" . AT WUOLESAi.K.
vTIlES AND CIGARS
fX GREAT VAKIE1Y,
'liger Ale, Pale Ale, Beer
AND PORTER.
KRONER & EltfGEL BEER,
CIDER,
. PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
II. W. WAIIAB.
ah Front St. New Berne. N. ft
aa-ddwly.
Goal, Coal,
Hay, Hay,
, ; Pice, Ice,
iz r Vooa, Vooi
Coal; Hay, Ice & Wood,
FOR SALE BY
WATSON & DANIELS.
I !
APPLY AT THEIR
ICEIHOUSE,
Near Foot of Middle street,
fif all oil ub before purchasing else
where. , - jyl3 dwly
) u .j'" . w. '' ; :
flOBERTS & BRO.,
?JVVb61eNale
Sc Heta.il
'Provisions8.: '
- Groceries,1
; "; Drv Goods''
" ' ; 'Boots and Shoes
- All ot "which aTe offering VERY
U . i ..t !" Itim s-.-.
w Orders solicited,
, . 'i. '
8a.iafac.ion guaranteed
dw y NEW BERNE. H. O.
Tilt BEE-HIVE
j-; : Is styi flourishing under its new man
n'eeuiithi the; addition of Mr. A.
' -Byron Carroll as clerk,, whose polite
' ness and affable manners inservingthe
- - pubjic with Choicest Cigars and Tobac
JOfUilCariliei;i "Raisins, :NuU, Oranges,
,, Apples. Lemons, etc, also tue popular
HASSELL-MADE TAFFY, shows him
r to be the right man in the right place.
KINGTBEE.
SWERT'li
' ' AT H, W. WAHAB'S CORNER,
" ' always supplied WUh the very best presfe
Heats, Beef, Pork, llutton find Sausage that
QR.ijN' ANB COTTON
' COflSSJON MERCHANTS,
' ' EW UEUNE, N. C. .
Tho Best in tho World.
. ... . . -. m t It I- . - i h '.i - ' '
'---"Wited At ates1 Internal Revenue,
Dep'y Collector's Office, 2d Pt- N
New York, Jan. 15, 1885. -i 1
, ' MR. MoSQRLEV-Are you sWl alivet
, If sflan you makmeaOr of dress
. hoots; such? as you made tncJ about 42
Pears ago? Sb.me.pste. - . - . , .
- : v, mov hpst hoots in the world.
C."irorf 3 rsJr you made me (about 13
yeus ago) last nigni to a Dan.
v Yours, '
A. COATS, s
. . ' AddreslJ IO r'.:;;'i ; (Major OoaU.
" I liepkmsn street,"" .
THE JOURNAL;
NEW BERNE. N. C, APRIL 30. 1885.
Fca-Wecd as i fiannre.
In the shore towns and in the
districts penetrated by tide-water
strearna and coves, Bea-weeds of
various kinds are much used for
fertilizing the land. There is great
difference in the character and value
of this marine vegetation, the most
valuable coming from rocky shores
and deep waters, and the less valu
able from the flats and bays, where
fresh water mingles with the tides.
The Eel-grass (Zostera marina),
which is. not a true alga, or sea
wrack, grows abundantly both in
shoal, brackish water and in the
sen, but is the least valuable of sea
weods. ' The Eock-wced (Fttous ves
ieulosm) takes its common name
from its strong attachment to rocks
and bonlders that are found on
many parts of the coast. The
llibbon-weed 'Laminaria," also
called Kelp, and the "mosses," so
beautifully colored, grow m much
deeper water, and are considered
the best of all for dressing the land.
These weeds are torn up from the
bottom by the storms in winter and
spring, and borne by the tides and
winds in immense quantities to the
shores, where they are stranded
within reach of the farmer's teams.
The value set upon this fertilizer
differs very much in the localities
where it is within easy reach. In
some places the beaches are leased,
and the wrack is caremlly gathered
and removed soa-sonably to the
yards, or to the fields where it is to
be plowed in. In other districts
all that lodges below high-water
mark is free to the first comer, and
is remove! in boats and scows. It
just pays for gathering. Large
quantities of it are taken from the
shores of islands, and sold in the
neighboring parts, at from one to
two dollars a ton. The analysis of
the ash of these weeds shows a large
per cent of potash, and it is found
to be a very valuable fertilizer for
the potato and the turnip, and
other root crops. In the villages,
where the weed is landed and of
fered for sale, there is an increas
ing demand for it for use in village
gardens, as well as upon the farms
lying back in the country six or
seven miles. Mixed with the mud
taken from shallow coves, when it
is gathered with rakes in scows, it
makes a good absorbent for the cow
yard and pig sty. It is sometimes
used as. a top-dressing lor grass
land, but this must bo attended with
considerable loss of ammonia, as it
decays rapidly. The most economi
cal use of it is, to spread it broad
cast upon land that is to be im
mediately plowed for corn and pota
tot's, or other main crops.
The Jersey Cattle Boom.
The' leading aim of the best
breeders now seems to be to breed
for the butter record. Th& is so
much the case, that the great ma
jority of Jersey cows that have a
record below fourteen pounds of
butter a week, aro comparatively
cheap, while those with, a record of
fourteen pounds a week, upwards
to twonty-tive and thirty ponnds a
week, are comparatively high.
Those at the top of the scale are
sought for and bring fabulous prices,
or what would be called such a few
years ago. Great emphasis is put
upon this butter record, and tho
condition of the tests, as to rations
and previous feed of cow, conninu
ally grow more precise and satisfac
tory. The aim is, to show the value
of a given animal on a specified
value of rations, as a machine for
making butter, or what tho cow
will do on grass alone, in flush feed.
These tests are made under the su
pervision of the American Jersey
Cattle Club, or under the direction
of such witnesses as secure imparti
ality and give entire confidence in
their correctness. These butter
records of the Jerseys are quite re
markable, compared with the aver-
ago yield of common oows. Tuey
are remarkablo especially, as show-
ne tho propotency of bulls.
American Agriculturist. !
Delicate. Women.
I have been using for a month or two
in my nousenoia wut s specino, tne
greater portion of it having been con'
sumed by the f emale portion of my fam
ilv. and with the happiest results, n
aoted like a charm on my wife, who
had been m bad health for a long time,
and for whom I had paid hundreds of
dollars for -doctors and medicines. It
be&an to build her up from the first
dose. Another female member of my
family took it wt equally satisfactory
results. " It is certainly7 the best tonic
or delicate ladies that I have ever used
and have tried them all. I have no
doubt that want of exercise, close con
finement in poorly ventilated houses.
sewer gaa poison and malarial poison
often produce sickness among our wives.
daughters and sisters, and I believe
Swift's Specino fa-the remedy for all
this sort of .hiooa poisoning. . 4 Know
manv of the best families of this county
are using it tor tnu purpose, ana inave
never ktfown or heard of any failure to
give entire satisfaction. I have known
the remedy a long time. I know it to
be entirely vegetable, and the best tonic
and alterative, especially for females.
. j F. h. Jones,. J. P., Quitman, Ga.
General DeblUtjv
For several years past' ray wife's
health has been exceedingly feeble a
eerieral break down of the nervous 6ys
-tem. one was greawy rouutcu m uoaa
No remedy seemed to do her any jood
In the spring of .1883 I induced her to
try Swift's Specific. The first bottle
gave her hope and twenty bottles pro-
duced wonderful results. She gained
thirty pounds In flesh and it renovated
her whole system. It is certainly the
T. J. HlGGINS.
. Indian Springs, Qa., Nov. 8, '84. :,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.,' Drawer S, At
lanta, Ga.
For sale in New Borne at HANCOCK
BROS
. MEETINGS OF LODUES.
St. Jouns Lodge, No. 3, A. F. & A.M.,
meets the 2d Wednesday night in each
month.
New Berne Chapter, No. 46, R. A.
M., meets on the 2nd Monday in each
month at 8 p.m.
New Berne Lodge. No. 443. Knights
of Honor, meets on the 2d and 4 th Fri
day nights in each month.
Assessment No. 149 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the. 12th day
of January, 1885.
Trent Council, No. 411, Royal Ar
canum, meets on the 1st or 3d Friday
nights in each month.
Assessment do. 04 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 17th day
of January, 1885.
Eureka Lodge, No. 7, I. O. O. F.,
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
Neuse Council, No. 1, Order or
Chosen Friends, meets on the 1st and
3d Wednesday nights m each month.
Assessment Ho. bo is now due, and
must be paid on or before tin 14th day
or January, 1SS5. -Cosmopolitan
Council Ho. 211, Amer
ican Legion of Honor, inrets on the 1st
and 3d Thursday night i in each month.
Assessment No. 62 is now due, and
must be paid on .or before the 14th day
of January, 1885.
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 be paid on or before the 1st day
of February, 1885.
Athenia Lodge, No. 8, Knights of
Pythias, meets on the 2d and 4th Tues
day nights in each month.
Atsessment No.' 140 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 14th day
of January, 1885.
Elm City Camp, No. 38, Fraternal
Legion, meets on the 2d and 4th Wed
nesdays in each month.
Assessment No. is now due, and
must be paid on or before the day of
,188-.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to Board of City
Council for privilege to erect By Stock
Company a Market Home at foot Middle
street. Said Market Bouse to be turned
over to city when it shall have paid in
rentals for ceet of construction, with a
fair equivalent for use of capital in
vested,, ap8dtf
PHOT, f HERVOUSDEBIUTT
A RADIOM.CURE FOB too freeindnlipnoe,or
V
NERVOUS
w w over Drum won. atom
nvAr brain won
tn unpotuMnoi preuo
tiooi raaedlct tx then
DEBIIaTY
tTouDWf . uei onr tnm
Circular snd Trltl Pack
age, and learn important
fact! bcfbH taking, treat
ment alKwhera. Take ft
FHTSXCAIi
DECAY.
InYoung A Middle
H CURED thouunda, does
'Alnoa IntHra with alt.n-
;eq inqn.
tion to builnos, or eaun
pain or inconvenlcTKa in
any way. Founded, on
KientiBo medical princt
plaa. By direct appilcatioa
la tha aeat of diaeaie itl
Tssted tor oven 8ix!
Years BVUBiiNMANY
Thousand oases.
Iipecifls toflaeoce ! felt
without delay. Tha sat. -
fV TRIAL
PACKAQE
TIIEA13LEXT.
ural tunctionior mo no
man organiem la mtored.
Tho snunating: elements
of lift, which lure been
waited an giren back jukI
the patient beeomef eheer
inland rapidly tainabotll '
atrength and ezualTigor.
One Month, - $8,001
Paro Months. B.OOl
SbroeltosUiS,
V.UU
hbhhis Ktmruf vur.a ta
m a Ma. a a mM aa
M'FoCntiorra
auotf n. xenin bi di. uivu, auk
OUT OF THE FIRE!
L. II. CUTLER '
IS NOW IN THE
ODD FELLOWS BtJILDING
Nearly opposite Ihe'old stand, with a
FULL LINE OF
Hardware and
Cooking Stoves,
LIME, CEMENT, RASTER PARIS,
jlAIR. PAINTS, OILS AND PUTTY,
Sash- Boors and Blinds
AT COST!
A NICE LOT OF CROCKERY
Wilt bo pleased to see his former
customers. dw
Anncunccsr.:r(t
Extrc:rdb;ry I
With view to conforming with tbe times.
PATRONS of DETRICK'3 SALOON are
respectfully notified that flPiW. ftirther notice
Ihey wi(l ha nersaed to M POOL AND
BILLIARD TABLES connected therewith
' . ilTIS; ;
Jharge only being mads for refreshments.
Also on hand tny time ;
Imported SchwelUser 7 and Llm burger
Cheese; Imported and ArQeros,n Qp)gna
Satiftnge; SqerruVbn Ln season.'
0414, at-
DETEIC-TS" OLD STA1TD,
' ' 6. L, PAPPENDJCS, AJWW.
Pd ,
s PROFESSIONAL. ;
i
,. n T CTTAPTrPTTVffiTl
JJXV. U. JU. tStXablX Hi IS UJW,
j - T-i-li-
SUTgcOIX lieiltlSt,
m?.ir nmF N r.
Offioa on Middle street, opposite Bap
tist Church. 1: : mar23dwly
P H. PELLETIEE,
AXTOWKEY AT LAW,
NEW BERNE, N. C. "?
Oflloe on 8outh Front street, third dooi
from the corner of Craven street.
Will practice in the Courts of Carteret,
Jones, Onslow and Craven.
Special attention given to the collection of
el&imi.and settling estate of deoeased. per
sons. ... Janldwtl
OWEN H. GTJION,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ?U "
Office formerly occupied by Simmons A
Manly, -opposite Gaston House. .v, ' t .
Will practice In the Counties of Craven'
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir
Prompt attention paid to collections.
. apr2IMUwlT'. .
C. R. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Craven street.l n Stanly Building
near corner of Pollock street. nov4dwly
C. R. THOMAS, Jr.,
Attornoy at Ijaw,
BEAUFORT, N.C. .
Office on corner of Turner and Front streets.
Will practice In Carteret and adjoining
comities.
Prompt attention to collection of claims,
novldwly
WILLIAM J. CLARKE,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Attends all the courts held at New Berne,
North Carolina.
Particular attention paid to collecting
elalms, and conveyancing.
United States Commissioner.
BepU 18th. 1884. dw
L. J. Moor. Wm. E. Clarke.
MOORE & CLARKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
New Berne, N. C.
Will practise in the Courts of Carteret, Cra
ven, Greene, Hyde, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow
and Pamlico counties.
Also in the Supreme Court at Raleigh and
the United States Courts at New heme and
Raleigh.
- Collecting a speoialty, ap5 dwtf
F. M. 8IKM0K8,
OXBHKNT MANLY
SIMMONS & 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,
febfid&wlj
i)K. J. D. CLAKK,
DENTIST,
NEWBERR, N. C.
Office on Craven street, between Pollock
and Broad. aprl7-d&wly
FERDINAND ULRIC1I
CAN BE FOUND AT
T. A. Breeds Old Stand
ON MIDDLE STREET.
GET HIS PRICES ON
Groceries,
Lorillard & Gail & Ax's Snuffs, Grain
Sacks, Rapes, Twines, Canvas, Oakum,
Paints, Oils, etc., etc., before purchas
ing. . 1
Orders taken for Nets and Seines.
Agent for Hazard Powder Co.
P. ULRICH.
nov26dw NEW BERNE, N. C.
PHCEHIX TOBACCO STORE.
Phoenix-like I arise from the ashes.
and locate myself on Middle street.
next to the corner of Mrs. owert s Meat
Market, where I shall be pleased to see
my old friends, and many new ones.
CIGARS, good ones, TOBACCO,
Plug Chewing, Fine Cut Chewing, and
many kinds of Smoking Tobacco, Tar
Heel, Durham, Duke of Durham, and
Cigarettes; and Fine Candy, etc.. etc.
Call when you feel like it. ,
- ' WM. L. PALMER.
Maroh Uth, 1885. , dw
CmCAGO SCALE CO.
J) (11 to uoji seals, a I TO.I, 50.
7ITP0TTpM Be A M FRAME, S4S.
w i suvvrnKKKinKa. mtama fkh:i uht nuM.
F0S.ES. TOOLS. Ac. -
m
nrr roses iabh ms uhht work, sis
40 lk. Anvil ma Kit arToala. SlO
Blower. Anviln, Vices OUt Article!
FREE!
HELIADLC oCLr VUHE
A favorite, prescription of one of the most
noted and aucctssiul tpecialisfc in the U. S.
low retired) for too-euro of Herwcas Debility,
.oat Mnnhood Weakness and Deeav. Si-nt
in plain aealea envelope srree. uruggiata can fill it
Address OR. WARD ft CO., Louisiana, Mo.
WiflDEWEy
, TUB PRACTICAL , ' ...
TONSORtAL ARtflST,
Personally ln attendance at his Halrdresstn&
snd Shaving Saloon at the Gaston House
With the best workmen and new furniture.
Hatlsrantlon is assured to those who patron
lie him.
ROBERTS & HENDERSON
Insurance AgenU,
TVew Berric, TV'; ' CJ.
Onlj ; first class Companies represen .
ed in
rtro. Life vA AttHnt Insurance.
Total Capital, over Forty Millions o
Dollars. Jun24dlv
4
Th Bert th Market afford. Fork, Bausoge
nd Beef cn be found t i,;',,;;J,v1'i
" CttAS. H SELSON'S,
' "i a On ?rod Btneet,
rT
1 1
m
6
JapWdtf : . it n.v.AtOWSUsnd.
4
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Bargains !
t .4-. -
GOOD GOODS FOR EVER SO LITTLE HONEY!
ft We have just received the Finest, Largest and
Cheapest Stock we ever brought to this Market.
TO THE GENTLEMEN,
We offer a Full and Regular Made Balbriggan Summer Sock, a -beauty, for
only 18c, worth 30c.
A Full Line of Fashionable Solid Gray Socks for 20c sells everywhere for
35c, and a Beautiful Heavy Sock, Solid Color, assorted, for 25c, worth 40c,
ue agt-uts ior me jjiuinuuu ouirts, VUiiars ana uuns.
OUR STOCK OF OASSIMERES,
FOli GENTLEMEN'S ANP CHILDREN'S WEAR, cannot be excelled.
We have a Beautiful Assortment and a Lareer Stock of tliem than has been
brought to this Market by any one, and we are offering them VERY
CHEAP. Call in and see them before they are picked over. .Mr. I3axtek
has charge of this Department. Don't forget to afk him to show jou the Full
Line of Gents' Regular Made Balbriggan Undershirts.
ve have beautitul Uheviotts and Fancy Linen for Gents' Shirts.
TO THE
We have always offered BARGAINS.
Cheap, but this Summer the bottom has
Far Below tho Bottom. Call on us and
Lawns at 5c Calico, 4c. Garner Percales, yard wide, lOc.
Beautiful Worsted Plaids, 8c. and 10c, worth twice the money.
Half Wool Plain and Twill Worsted, 10c and 1&.
Debaize, Twilled, at 15c.
Cotton Dress Goods t 5c.
Hand Embroidered Luster for Dresses, btight of style, for 25c
worth 40c.
Nun's Veiling at half price.
Lovely Double fold French
If you want FINE GOODS, we
Serges, Myostos, Prosics and
OUR bTOOK OF
IS TREMENDOUS. We have a 48
G5c, former price 85c, and a heavier quality of the same width for 85c, for
mer price was $1.00.
Summer
In Gray and White, Black and White
50c. Our Black silk is tremendous
wholesale.
We Sell Nice Gingham
At 5c. Better for 8c, 10c. and 12c
only 15c. Ladies can wear nice goods
We Offer Indian Lawns
45 inches wide, for 8c Vintm-ia
Linen D'India 20c and 25c. Batiste at 18c, 25c. and 55c. Mull,
15c, 20c. and 25c. Striped and Plain Mull, Dimity, Pique, Mar
sales, and several other things in White Goods, both in plaid and striped.
Lovely Embroidery Suits in White and Colored Lawns.
All Oyer Tucking in all styles, and Tucking and Buffling, Tuck
ing and Lace Insertions, and wo
Over Lace, Etc, Etc,
Our Irish Points
Are immense, ttotn in Whife and Cream. No store in New Berne has such,
goodsaa our Jrish Points. Also, LACES of all kinds, including Oriental
Linen, Torchon and Linen Edging)", Bretonne, CluDg, etc., etc.
As for Hamburgs,
Wc have over a Thousand Dollars Worth, bought in Job Lots, which we
retail cheaper than the wholesale price in New York; -' We have a lovely
stock of the nicest Mull and Swiss Embroidery. Whether you want
it or not, come and see it. You have never seen such nice goods in New
Berne.
My
Are always ready to show goods,
want to wait on you, as the one
bonus, thcreforo if you call upon your
,r. Ask to.uee our Jobs in Ladies' Hose, Solid Stripes and Ftfncy. We sell
a uue iaiunggan anu a nue soiia
ladies7 Hose for 5o.
from 5c. up.
We . Sell , the Best
to b(5 found in New Berne. . Then
Thompson's, Madame Foy's, etc.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS,
Front Bp. ? Beautiful Al Linon Goods at 15o, and 20o.,'inoladug' lovely
black borders. ' - ' "
OUR ALL WOOL JERSEYS ARE'JONLY $1.25.
. IGL0VES IN" ANY AND ALL KINDS,
TOWELS are Cheap. Very
Our Stock of Shoes
is the CHEAPEST OE ALL.' I We have FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES, which we are deter
mined to close out CHEAP. Therefore we have marked them way down in
price. -'Don't forget .us whea, you waat to buy Shoes.
nt Itice'
it you
call on
wan
Bargains ! !
LADIES
Last Fall we thought wo sold Goods
dropped out, and wc find our Prices
be surprised.
Plaids, for children.
can show you a line of Ottomans,
Buntings.
BLACK GOODS
inch Black Cashmere, all wool, for
Silks
Stripes, Garnet, Maroon and Blue, at
at $1.00 pcryard, worth $1.50 at
Our Toile De Nord Gingham is
for little money this season.
for 8c. 10c. 12c. 15c. '0c and '5c
have All Over Embroidery, All
Clerks
Please don't fail to call for the clerk jou
who sells the most rroods cots an extra
favorite clerk he gets tho credit for it.
iiose ior zm. ana 6m. e also sell a
Our stock of Children's IIosc is tremendous at all prices
25c and 50c. Corset
we have Corelino, Tampico, Warner's,
Cheap, Napkins are Cheap, but
Goods for little money
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