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If, the heat continues many day t peo- '. aiVilfff jTMi.H,K19..tf.'J joc.iumraer re- .. ... The thermometer was Up to Bummer . heat jstinj, So. much better for the -Mitdeeottoi iFjthe showXwldrbold -i,,o4''faw days.' -v .1 " .' if " c, ' The schooner- Annie Collins, Capt. '43tiwl;;6lfe;jktvili Sun- - ,i,.uj. ownuBg wim - ice lor yvniaon oc j Pailelgt .' Qr!;'carga':-was a' part of the .'jifa; lpi',; ahfl light- erea over the Uatterus bar. ' Vmftl I M Wl .UiiUl j Hut l.. tin VilJIitll lt-1 Court was call yesterday but Judge ;: ,', ptltft4l m Mcou'nt of sickneeay was not , . on hand:a)So)tt ,Cbuina was at his - past and 'gettinfr ready; id put in a good t " week's work on his . docketi ' Court ad journed flf'fiO, o'clock this momiBg. ,-New Berne has been drawn on pretty atett JtbUTselisbd to lobmeiA:emel ad- - dresses. The . eloquent) Mr. Long goes . tiUtiiiiuW the eal'.nd forcible Simmons to Trinity, and the ornate and imftfattte ri .VaesWViaeMr Acad- fo!b .liitiiW'vH-'-i ,"iM .iwt - V We were pleased to seq our merchants ; o ''4Byl'bfa,,Saiuraay'MasV' and again " on" llondsyi ' The5 "large' pea' crop, ' . notwithstanding- - the : prediction . Of somo of t 1 growers' that it was " short, has been worth a great deal to - . thetJtrideffjIDne merchant fetnttrked , . Saturday evenipg that it beat theChrist jnastradairto pieces. . Beans and Irish , , ft l: 'JpoUJpea, wisbonf -fra cn, haqdand if '. ' ' ' l they'pan Wt'as well as the peas! we see : v. -'Ho Use of ;ojir VieTchftnti, wearing long rt.,:"- BNMBeas. l '- .,;"'ii Mr. , W S. jGasins'pae'jkne first ; " BhipmnVor''beans yesterijay via the Ai V;'. El&.R. He planted a week later , tnarii soma joth'ers but. makes the first Arrive,: i . '.wh L-itr 'm-.j i:r.; - '-The 'schooper fjVrGaskilt '.Master. . arrived at Washington, N.'C.f on the X SSdJnakfMm SU frhrfttophe, -W;1!., ' P. ' - .with cargo to S. Ri Fowle & Son1, "con- . 'sistidg bf 110 puncheons of molasses, 80 . barcela sugar and 48 barrels and 84 kegs . tamarinds. pr Oani pany. . . From the best information we can get Plfcr CpMap to appeal here dett Saturday night in "Mascot" is first class in every 'refepeot. Thfey' were recently ' ' at, Charleston, and the, tfewt A Courier :.; saysD A-.tiit.lAJrA- . "The Academy of Music last night , was densely packed with a first-class " audienoe aniotlB. t ibeartaod witness -its performance by the Bijou Opera , Company. '-'Every' seat 'was filled, and . . even standing"' room" was difficult to ' obtauu Cbjacomparry '-is.Tery .weU up to its work, and its performance was re , ; -ceired with narked applaase. v The toh . tire opera, was gone through without '.-Jet or hindrance, or aught, f lse than de- Ci4ed approbatioai.?.. u n-t ti 1, -1 " "-' ..i,,-.. . f:.'ll-itM' . Pintuli ' . Mr, : W- Tyson, 'agent And 'reporter for :the Waihtogtonpaaefrt, is la the . " city. ,vl,.n... a ,..rT -. -. B ilfrsE. B. Soberts and Miss Georgia fst't. left 1 yesterday toornihg - bn'tha . steamer Cutler for Trenton on a visit to - Mrs. C. C. Green. ; 'Vl'Xti Messrs. Jlidyette & McCullen. a popu lar iiif uraQce firm ef .Kinsten, called to , s es 8 l.tKt night. 'They tepresent the Cr- -'-t lD'irancei Compariy in a suit ia vt i.i, a i',s fi.'i'i uny is defendnnt and J-' --Cavta ; fv.-.J labll nlghi.i'TiV'e . r- ; il srit ( , t i.B is ' unwell. The c.. I u.h kci'i.f tl.U couu'fy is sufll- ( " - t t y ; 1 ' 1 fa c'l man. ' t ' r "-a wl.o un .U'rtiikes the ; ; t " 'y I as'our ej'i'T ithy. ' Ijf alien and Rahl'a market Beporl. - NEW'YOBKi May 25.-1885.'' ...Peas' 15.$1.00. Cabbage S3.50 ..' " : - SUU Color Voratal Scbool. ' - ' We understand that this school, estab lished by the State of North Carolina, for the colored teachers, will be opened in New Berne on ISth of June. Ite management, continues r in' the' same Board of Directors, viz.: Rev. L., O Vass, Geo. Allen, and Geo. S. Fisheri We are convinced that this is a grand work for the advancement bf the colored race, in usefulness and intelligence. Every teacher, and those expecting to teach, ought to attend this school. In fact we believe the committees of edu cation ought to have it understood that they would always give the preference to teachers, who had attended the State Normals. " ' ' . We want to call the attention of our colored friends to this important fact; these schools were established by the Democratic party, and their expenses are paid chiefly by taxing the property Of white Democrats and they should show their appreciation of the school by attending it and trying to make it a suc cess, ' It may be the Statd is trying these Normals as an experiment, and when it Is found that the teachers do not attend tiem, they will certainly be. abolished. Lease or No Lease. Editor Joubnal: You hare such a way bf snapping at your correspondents the first thing you know people wilt stop.wnttnf Jor your paper. Suppose they should ti A . ( -ii . t " -" t JNo doubt a lease of the railroad to either the W. & W. or the R. & D. will result in cutting off a good portion of the, steamer traffic from New Berne; and would have the effect to curtail the work and cut down employment in the sbdpei1- . i .. i.-.i . But then the A. & N. C. R. R. is 85 miles long, running through a country every yard of which, where tillable, is capable) of producing the' finest; early irults ana vegetables. The people of this 95 miles breadth of territory are not to be lost sight of in any consideration of transportation matters. ., . , So far as the carrying of truck Is con cerned, the excellent service of the Old Dominion, una ia confined to the imme diate vicinity of New Berne, and in its operations is purely local.! ) In no event, do we expect to see that line controlling less of the truck traffic than now, no matter what new" facilities may be offered. For the local trade of New Berne that line ia eood enoueh for all purposes. 'It can put the truck ia New York in 86 hours from New Berne, by taking the fast line at Norfolk, and by its own ships from. Norfolk! it is but 48 hours precisely as quick as the railroad service with present connections. r But if the question was simply "lease or no lease" we. should say no Uate. The lease system) is all wrong, and should nowhere be permitted. The originators of the railroad system of the State- never contemplated anything of the sort, made no provision for it, and it is contrary to law and to the public policy of any country.-. : The A. os w. it a. should be main tained in its own integrity, a separate and independent existence,' ao managed and directed aa to have the best connect tions with all lines, and afford all the advantages of rapid transit of any line. Why not conform its gauge to its most important and necessary connection at Goldsboro, and bring and carry the refrigerator cars . in close connection with the fast freight trains of the W. W. R. R.; and also run its mail trains fn alese poanection; wijlj the fast trains jxortn ana oouinr 1 1 ; Bring the A. &N. C R. R. 'approxi- mntfilv nn tr th trnniinnrtnfcinn effi ciency of the best road in the State, and retain the present control of it, is the propef bourse to pursue, and it would soon demonstrate itself one of the most valuable properties in the State. rrVf 't But they say the -State M determined on leasing the road.. If that is ao, the question is simply to whom? As be tween the R. & D. and W. & W., every interest of this Eastern section would seem to necessarily suggest the latter. ' .. - ; - TRANSIT. , War, la Ceatrel America.. LaLibeetad,-via Galveston, May 23. The mediation of Honduras,' which had for its object the settlement of the difficulties existing between Salvador and Guatemala, has failed." The revolu tionary forces are led by Menendez, who. has been driven back bv the Salvadorean troops W the' town of Santanaf Four hundred UuatemaleaQ troops -aroesed the ' frontier of Salvador this rhorninc. ThU invasion complicates matters- and probably will result in reopening the whole Central American question. . It ia Expected that the -original alliance against Guatemala will be renewed. . V k... .... , -- i '. Serofala." ..' ' :. . Are any members of your family thus afflicted? Hate they scrofulous swell- 5 it.. l .1 .'J TT .1 lUgB Ul UW KIIIUUBr .QHTO I.UOJT HIT scrofulous sores or ulcers? If so, and it should be neglected, the peculiar taint, or poison, may deposit itself in the substance of the lungs, producing consumption. Look well to tne condi tion of your family, and if. thus at"ict ed, give the proper remedy without de lay. Euy that wnicn makes absolute cures in the shortest space Of time. ' The urfrring finger of pnblic opinion points $i B. B. B. as the ' ruut-t w t. rem- eiy ror soroiuia ever k vou m fd not take .our woril j not knowuinamosr?neiic i.tv.meeli, Ask vour neighbors, ask your drupffiet. ask or write to those who give thoir cer tificates and be convinced that B. r. B. is the quickest and piot perfect L..xd Purifier ever before krnn-n, For sale in Newbe .1 t - I . X fur.-- Kinston Items;1 You can get a first-class cigar at D. R. Jackson's; for wa know by experience. Mr. J. C. Washington and lady will leave for the mountains on . Monday, zatn inst. . - The music at the closing exercises of Kinston College will be. given by the young ladies and young gentlemen of the music olasa of the scnooi. . t Not a day passes that wa do not see several strangers on our streets. Among these we do not count oommerial trav ellers, for they are almost borne folks. The Kinston Graded School will close the present session on Friday, the 29th inst. There- will he no anncial p.lnainor except the delivery of gold medals to the winners, .The public invited. A gentleman in Kinston about to en gage in the hardware business, wishes to secure a Housekeeper. Sealed pro posals solicited till the fourth of July, when independence will be declared. 'Mr. C." AGoodwia,' of Raleigh, was In town oa Friday, looking after the contract for erecting a fence around the Caswell monument. .Those who have the matter in' charge are determined to have an enclosure that will harmonize with the beautiful structure.. . ' The commencement exercises of Kin ston College will take place in Loftin's opera house, beginning oa the night of Tuesday. June 1st, continuing on Wed nesday night 1 and (closing Thursday morning at 13 noon. The last day will be devoted to reading reports of ran cipal and Trustees, 'delivery of diplomas and the annual address. Public in vited. Doors open at 71 p. m., exercises b,egin at 8. Quite a large representation will go from Eastern N. U. to the. Teachers 'As sembly at Black Mountain Eoteh ;The Assembly meets on Tuesday, June 10th. Fare for round trip, from Kinston, for members only, $10.10; good for the sum mer, to return on any train: but the member must goon the 9th or 16th bf June. Dr. K. H. Lewis, of Kinston College, has been invited to deliver one of the opening lectures, and has con sented to perform the duty, Swansboro Items. Rolin Morton, of Lynwood, is in town selling turpentine. This kind of staple is very low now, $1.15 for dip, 65o: for hard. ' ,',!., George Littleton is catching some fine mackerel fish now; we saw one today that weighed 9 pounds; they sell here for 6O0. per dozen. ' Capt. Beady is catching some of the largest stone or rock crabs wa have ever seen; today he ' caught about 8 dozen large ones; one dozen weighed ,2V pounds; they sell for 50o. per dozen. Come down and get a mess. The farmers are going ahead ; some are done chopping cotton, and the cot ton looks very well, though some com plain of its dying out lately; corn all right and peanuts the same. Bryan Hatsel baa the best cotton we have seen. seven, leaves high and still growing. Eggs 80. perCdoaent. fresh beef 5a6o. per pound chickens,, grown, 50o, per pair,, clams 25o. per bushel, atone crabs 1O0. per dozen for large ones, fish all the way from 10o.a50o. per dozen, eonohs 10c per dozen, oysters none, played but. corn 65c. and meal 80c. per pound. The last big oyster roasts of the season came off on New river, one at Burges Williams' landing and another at Geo. Winbery's landing, or. near them, a short time ago.! 175 people and 73 bushels of oysters were at Winbery's, furnished ,by Smith and Robinson, merchants, and at Williams' place' as many more of the same, and a good deal moire courting. , ? , , .. .-X . Dave Ward and J. Pittman are still growling about their big potatoes, both still claim the best; we are satisfied, be cause we make aomethinsf by their con tests, we, poor fellow, eaa't - brag much, but can say We have th largest corn and turnips; we have born S feet high and turnips as large aa a piece of chalk. , Mrs. Cranmer baa the largest squash; Mrs. Nancy Ward the largest Ituln kino I. rtAnnia . kMA XmA , IIMII VUUXO . UHHI '. fW some big cabbage, but when he manured with' salt mullets be' didn t know the dogs would scratch them apt but they did; ana rittmaa and . Ward got aaad when ther found the rabbita eating theirs and bated them with a steel-trap and a little powder that looked like nour and wasn't nour,. on a sweet pota to, and tba result was 3 rabbits caught one by the fore legs, the ether in the mouth. Cabbages all right now. -..On the War Path, f 1 V j TndsdN, Arizona, May '23.-Ad vices now coming in show that the energetic ' measures taken to bead off Geronimo and bis band of half a hundred Chtri- p ahua bucks, who left their reservation a tew nays ago, were put on 1001 none too . soon. Telegraphic advices are to the effect that the red devils have al ready commenced to mark their aig'l with blood. Reports are received the effect that two men were killed on Eagle creek Tuesday night, while a fresh horror is reported from the little mining camp of Mamie, in the Sierra- ii la Auguda mountains, on the Rio San Franc I800. There a party - of miners were surprised at work,, according to the meagre reports thus far received, and four of them were killed and scalped. The Rio San Francisco trav erses New Mexico' and Arizona in a southwesterly direction, emptying into the Rio Gila, a short distance over in Arizona. Confirmatory advices are also received of a statement' that the fugi tives have been' sighted by Captain Smith and his scouts on upper 'Eagle creeK, near tne scene or tne murde or the two men as above reported, and re ports of an engBtiPment are hourly expected.- vIt is believed here that the In dians are tDoroughly if operate and Will make a desperate eland somewhere in the mountains where they are known to I e, and ' although great confidence ia placed in the veteraV fighters who are after therm the welLknown treacherous nature of tb Apaches ; cause consider able apprehensioa. . ,,,(, ii;, A passenger just ' arrived from Georgetown. reports 1 that the' Apaches killed '.a ; man, 1 at Aiilarda 1 taming camp,, eight, . ; milesf aorta j of) I Silver City. Advices rom Lprdsbury . state that Capt. ' Lee'' who . . is . . in , pur suit of the Indians,' was obliged to stop two days at Canada raaob, Owing to the scarcity ok rational -capf fierce and his oonanaav of scouts left .Gila veeter day ' morning fot Mule , Springs,, ! His train consists Of thirteen mules, carry ing provisions for thlrty-ibree men, but the cavalry are short of supplies'. ' News was received bare yesterday that the Indiana were aeen between Carliele and Silver Ci,, going south.,,,., .v iv - ay s I Peace (Net Yeti Assured.1 11 Lohbok; May Si.--The Admiralty has telegraphed orders to Portsmouth to prepare the man-of-war Cormorant for sea aa rapidly as possible, and to expe dite 'work' oh the' ironclads Sultan, Eupert, Devastation and Polyphemus, preparatory to their joining the fleet. In the House of. Commons today Mr. Gladstone said the government would be unable to apeak1 definitely concern ing the duties on wine1, (spirits and beer while the negotiations with' Russia Still continue. 4 The, government, ,hen said, would give due n?tiqepf their intentions With regard to these duties, . "Nothing is yet settled," said', Mr, Gladstone, "in regard td arbitration ' between England and Russia nor has 'ill been absolutely settled who shall, be the arbicrator." Baton de StaaL Russian Minister to England, after consulting , with M. Les sar, the special Russian agent herei bad a Ionic interview with Earl Granville. The : Earl of Klmberley, Secretary of State for India, bad a conference today with M. ssar and. Baron de Staal. In the Bouse of Lords to-night the Earf of Kimberley, Secretary of State for lndisH denied that Russia demanded to nave au agent at - Oabul or- requh-ed England not . to interfere with the af fairs of Afghanistan. ; .... .; ' The Daily News, in an editorial, says that the retention' of the Guards in Egypt does not' imply any hitch in the negotiations with Russia, which are making favorable progress. It was de cided long ago, the Newe asserts, to hold the Guards in Egypt until the, Afghan question was definitely settled. - PAkis, May 21 .-It is ' asserted here that M. de Giers, the Russian Foreign Minister, stated yesterday that there no longer existed any difficulty in the Af ghan 1 frontier question,, except . with reference to the pass near Ztuihkar, , lie exoreased himself as confident of a' suc cessful issue of the pending negotiations between England udY Russia. " : HaLSiNQPOBB, May 21. Russia ia con structing batteries, at all strategic points along: the Gulf of Finland, Large orders' have been issued for gun-car- iagea- '! ' ;'" '' '' TKHESAN. May 21.-The Governor of Persian Saiakha has granted the request of the Russian commander at Merv to allow' two battalions of Russian troops to march' through; Persian territory on tne left aana of tne lejend Kiver. tne roads on the right side being flooded. Wtice. . ' To all who are interested in the Memo rial services, of decoration., day, at the Union cemetery hkd better be at the cemetery at four o'clock in the after noon, May 80th. Rev Edward Bull is expected, to deliver the bratioa Other exercises as usuau lue public are cor dially tavitod to be present ,, ta . -C Takliic Cere af (h Bodr. ;"' it The Christian kindest the leading or gan of the Baptist Chureh in the South, published , in Atlanta Ga-j (n its; issue of-Dec. 4, 1884., has the. following edi torial!'" v',. V ,..(', ''' Too many people Bee ra to 'think that a rieOigioua newspaper should be confined to tne discussion of moral and : religious subjects, only, (orgetting that) religion has to' do' both: with the bodies and souls of men. "PrbVe all th1ns,' bold fast that which gcdi'' hai as-niueh to do wttn-Uiepracnoaiside o" life-as it has with the mbroiitidemOaii readers will Ibear testimony that $b aU.questions dis cussed in , the Ipdex, , the practKu i has iwso uuij neittuui. . m ws parugrapu, therefore.' wW onlr seek1 to Dreseht an article worthy of 'obhimendation1. 'After subjecting it to the above test we hav tried Swift's Speoiflo, and found it good good J asr a' blood purifier,' good . aa. a health- tonic' ' In this Opinion we are sustained by soaoet ef- the best men of th churchi: ; Kevt Jesae: a.r Oampbell, the Nestor of tne tiantiet .denomtnauan in Ueorgia aays: , "it Jsumy. deliberate jddgmebt' that Stilt's, Specific , Is the grandest wood puntier ever discovered. Itt-effectavartt wonderful,' 'aud 'I'-con'-sideo then almost miratmlousy There u ao mevcino .oxxnpaiwerto.i.! Dr fl. (X ornadyone of the best known ministera ra ear church, savs: "Swift's Specifid fa dneof the best blood purt fieri in exfctene, ftt o ;: These brethren speak advisedly But few. nrenarationai can . brins. forward such endorsements .. Tne Index, deairef only td endorse, these statements! - We have witneesed the-berieflbfat' effects 6f this mod loinei- not ' only 1 in' trar own' households but in several' other oases where seemingly eU othe remedies had failed. It is purely a yegotable ooav pound, scientifically prepared, and per fectly harmless in its' compoeitiou. ,' It renews the- blood and1 builds' Up broken down system St-gives tons' and vigor te the constitntionk, aa weU aa restores! the bloom of health to the sptrering.,Theror fore,' we do' hot deem it inconsistent with the duties Of a religious journal to say thu touch fa Its behalf. ' " if 1 Treatiae on ttlo6d and kia Diaeaaes mailed free,, ,) 1,. ,i,vi yet u i.uM The Swift Speoiflq lq., Pjawiar , At fanta, Ga. ' iit . . ; , For sale in New' Bertie ai'HANCOCK BROS'.'' H': 1 .-'(. ru tiuii.-i , r' , . ... .in' ,.t.ii' in h i .4 , If you have a: bad! told,. Sine's Syrub of Tar will cure you,mOnly SSc.Fct s&ie cy n. xi. iJcror,.j( .( j j lei dwqnj, ..!. ' , 1 T i V, r ... ' - UUMMEKC1AL.. JbotNAL binci, May 258 P. If. ,,,,,, : OpTTOM, . Nkw York, May 15. Futures closed steady. - . May, 10.94 August. 11.04 June, 11.01 September, 10.77 Jury, 10.99 October, 10.41 Sprite nominal; Middling 11 ; Low Mid dling 10. 1-4 ; Ordinary 10. . New Berne market steady. No sales. . Middling 10; Low Middling 9 7-16; urdmary 9. 1 DOMKSTIC HlHKKf. Cotton BUXd $10.00. Shed Cotton $3.50.' Baejuil8 Kerosene, 49 gala., 85c. TrjBPaJmai--Hardv f 1.00; dip, $1.55. ,TA-r75o.a$1.25. CoRN 55a65o. Bkkswax 20c. per lb. Honxt 8O0. per gallon. Brgr On foot. Bo. to 7c. Country Hams 19c. per lb. ," . Lajid lOo. per lb. EooslOo. per dozen, Frksh Posk 60. per pound. PxantJtb 80a75c. per bushel. FooDtB 75c.aS1.00 per hundred. ONJON8 tl.66a2.00 per bbl. Field Pa Hidbs Dry, 10c.: green 5c. Tallow 5c. per lb. , ChiCKKNB Grown, 40a50c. ; sprint; 30a30o. " Ma.i 65c. per bushel. Oats 60 eta. per bushel. ' Turnips 50o. per bushel. wholesale fri0k8. Nbw Mess Pork 813.00. Shout jbrs Smoked, No. 2, 5c.; prime, 7c. u. a- and 1m u. k. Oic Flour $4.00a7.O0. Lard 7lo. by the tierce. Nails Basis 10's, 82.60. Sua ar Granulated, 7c. Salt 90o.a$1.00 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a4Re. Kerosknb 91c. Powdkr $5.50. Shot $1.60. NEW BERNE THEATRE. Saturday Eve, May 30. ENGAGEMENT OF The Bijou Opera Co. In AuJrau's lamona Oomlc Opera In 3 sets, entitled THE MASCOT, With the following Cast of Characters. Lorenzo XVII, Prince of Plombino, Mr. w. 11. Hamuton. Fiamalta, Daughter of Lorenso-XVII, i MlssOarateTutetn. Plppo, a Shepherd. : Mr. Marry Pepper. i'reUerk). IMnoe of Piaa, . . . um ueten Harrington. Hoeoo. a Farmer Mr. Jamee Paxton. Page to Lorenzo. .MIa Lula Tutetn. Hatheo, Inn Keeper....- Mr. F. W. Talbot. ANI Bettina, the Mascot.-... MlM Adelaide Randall. Musical Director-. MKBR GBEULIG. -'Admlnlon 75c. GallerV ' 50c No extra UIUIH0 ior ramveu bciu wnicu van iw ms- cured at Doors open at 8. Performance at 8:30. , - . ma26dtd BENJ. W. DAVIS, Commission Ucrchant AND i . (SHIPPER Or BANANAS.) Southern Fish, Fruits ., . .1 : - AND ; Produce a Specialty. 106 Barclay St: NEW YORK Kf OONSldNMESTa SOLICITED ' 1 , , ' : PROMPT RETURNS MADE. Niv Vnir Rnraauvrc R. m RBAnk-ftipH. 7K to 79 Fulton .Flah Market: Diokan A Powell, 214 waaningion it.; wni. mat-er yx in tiamaon u WILMINOTON (N. U ) KBV SBBNOS E. K. Burruaa, President lai National Bank;' Prn- toa uuiummg uo ; w.M.(JaviaHon apl0d6m ; Fresh nfs, The Best the Market afford Pork, Bansage Mutton, Veal and Beef can be found at '' ' - CHAS. B. NELSON'S, i.i-.' . : ' On Broad Street, jan2PdU . -.j , At Old SUmd MALLETT & KAHL, . FRUIT AND PRODUCE Commiss n Mercnants, .iiii at t ' iai PiRKMiJlCI,' r.i.fl Quick Sales & Proipbt Betnms 111.1 :HH l ;.-' . v -riiawiaaaioa fc,.r:: 1-un'. March Isoo A Oo , cor. Pearl 8U- N. Y. , , J. B. Kahl. Vloe-Prea. Oermanla Ira. Co.. J. A. t3u(on, Oashler Nat'l Bank, Newbern, , . Ctoa G tbba, Caahler RaH Bahk, Bt, Ao. UneiFla. "' ' i . r iitmrs m.; wansTC,. w umingion, . .Ni..;itm-ifMT'"7.Mi'j ;''!':- ' ''' Sake it a tell a sweeter fcpef aefijolia Balm is the charm-i er that almosti cheats'! th6A 1 ij tj,l k. :-!? tH tJwUjit' m 1-tSw ' ti j i 1 S' i '2 t f i.r! i 1 j W. H. DEWEY - Invites the attention of the pnMlto to'the dir. fcraDt atytoe of Hair OoUIng, nannrtf- Bon Ton. German, Round, Lou Bmnaln..Vke u Peak and Victor. ' - - 8havlng speetaltr."' Ualr CutUug ia ao loneer trade, bet an rt- I,Pek.rom thirteen yeara'.esprkuic. OaH at the Gaston II0iue liarber Hhup and baoonvlnced. r - nialildlni . Notice. MBWR8.HIMMONS A ANDHICWU, BEVKW BPKINOS, N. C. give notIe that they have RKNTKD tha bKAWKLLHOVHB for the en aulngiaason. and will ipara no paiaa tagjv all tnoae who choae to jiatronlza thaiu a pleaasnt Home, eomfortablo rooiiu, etc. A hack will run rrgalarly from the honm to the Springs for the accommodation c giKata. UiaJUdwllu ... -, .. sauahbbah; Ti'Kitivelirnieseri person-. alflr, Iflnstktor W . . .m. Ar. i r. r ii . New Berne Theatre, WEDNESDAY k THURSDAY EY'NOS, JINK 3d and 4tli, 1889..: Under the Aunpiees of tiisJJfiptist ' Clitifeh "AuT Society. Admlaiion ao oenlW. Onllery M 'ctefitB. Re serve teals at Aleailou-H' 1I-I1V Ulnm willmnr. extra charge. malsbtr Picnic Grounds, AT FOWLER'S FERRY, OPPOSITE TI1E CITf.'' '" Beautiful Grounds for Croquet SWINGS, TABLES, SEATS. BATH-HOUBKS FOR HtrfH f.AlirW? A'ND GFNTLKMKN. Abso Cool Drinks, Ueer, Ale,8ai-80uanUla,tci maJ9 lm J. L. loWLKK. FOR THEJEASON. BLATCHLEY : ' HORIZONTAL FREEZERS, Refrigerators, ' IOK COOxilii'BM. fly 3A.axriei, " WIRE DISH COVERS, AND General Hardware, AT ..t. "! L. H. CUTLER'S, lit Cdd Fellows Building. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. For the Next Sixty Days THE ' STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES in nit: Store occ .pied by R. B. Nixon WILL BK sold at cost! Those desiring Bargains wlil doweU.to call at oaee.. i. .. 1 .. T All persons indebted to U. II. Nixon are -quested to make Immediate payment, and notice Is hereby given that no.'ceipt for Such tj iii w vnuii uium siiiea Dy me. O. II. GCfXWJji ' mas dw2m Assignee, IDE CREAM PARLOR! . , : - , I have opened, lu connertiou with inj OON PECTIONERV, an Ice Cream Parlor. Ice Creatri and Friiit ices can be had at all hoars by the Hate or Measure.' ' 1 ' ' '" ' ' The ofanat care will be taken lu giving to my costomera , , j . i A Good Article of Ice' Cream. ' The public art cordially Invited to call. - Wednesday; - May" 6thj ciy ,vaR:iiuiiy. ' t'.li ft Hi jgmy DUNN. ,., W:.!,llWAIW.Ot:-wi- wnn i ; i Er, L BR0WER' & CO.' ',r 3t ?'7"lla;le' a-;, Commissionllerchahti ..FBTJITS AMD i PROTHTfrE'1 i H Meekrsti-ii ft btini vA'na.' LBefer.tobrperrnlsskJnt-.f.Be .1 5- S,iSL??!i?'ilBJf. fP Bern Green, Foy A Co.. Hankers. , . , . -. - KIC3 lorop aATtoktiiy1 : , Just received, at fcfc t! .kr ai t. f. - ix-i V - Jr TAiiT,8; BooBurroBa ' c.U.nd.xamin,7,T.ar. i"l niti ('. ;;' f'iSi jij'ii'.! ',;-. itii rifintaj Jjb lit; anmorist j '
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 26, 1885, edition 1
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