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i fALIANa AMERICAN MARBLE
Orders will receive prompt attention
gun. iv. wijujiib iropneior
. - iHuccoaor o peorge W. Claypoole)
''..'.' (fcr. BROAD A!SD CRAVEN Sta.,
- t. El, JIUI.I.KU IB (BY BUUlUrUiUU BKUUI
in K ids ton 'at'-vv r.k' maJMHydw
Wh lo sale Ac K e ttxil
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Orders olicited )
iriT nncnri n m ni nn
UllhHIil HllhHIII
y i j. , i u n finxrl
i ice uream ranor.
rj)',Cfeamtfcl,Fralt. Ices can be baa at au
. ' The ntmost flare will be taken In elvlnft!to
A GoodMrticlo of Cream.
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. ' : '-.Verywipectfully,
v : r V 1? JOHN DUNN.
JAUES REDUOND,
. "i rvnnr n Tin . hjitt or
inCELEBRATlSUi
vi-t f. . -a j w : ' . '
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l'liJ.'1: - BREWING GO'S
.IIALELI5HIA;;--, V'.'!'
LAGER BEER
New Berne,' N.' d . ;
TnU beer took premiuhis at the Cen
tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia1 and
the Paris Exposition. Keeps hotter than
6Rf fllJftwr o warm diniates, and is tht
fyo jite brand wherever known; ( . f
For sale in kegs or crates. . - dw
"'"nrRILITV
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junoe,oe "
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.fti.d Ifarn tanpoftwit
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TIIE JOURNAL.
NEW BEENE. N. C. AUG. I, 1381.
, TVwlc for Soathtra Womea.
Labor for the purpose of self-sup
pore was almost unknown among
uie wmco women of the aonrh on
ucr the regime of slavery, Bat
with the new era of freedom, inaa
garated and accompanied as it was
with great destruction and loss of
property, the hard necessity or"do
ing something for a living"- fell
upon thousands of women in that
section who had never before an
dertaken directly to earn a dollar.
Labor having been dignified by
iroedom, and made "respectable"
by custom, many women of the
South have been led, as their sisters
at the North long since were, to
work without the stress of actual
necessity, because work contributes
to their independence, and even to
tneir pleasure, w itli this change in
the social and industrial situations,
public attention at the South has
been directed, by the press and by
essayists and lecturers, to the dis
covery and development of suitable
and remunerative employments for
women. The climate of that lavor
ite section opens many occupations
co women that are m a measure
closed to them in the North; and
their love of out-door life leads them
to choose such avocations as flower
gardening, fruit growing, bee keep
ing,, dairying, poultry raising and
the like, rather than the harder and
more confining work in offices and
shops: A capable and energetic
woman can direct the work of many
-suitable out-of-door occupations
with much greater pleasure and
profit, and with less loss of nervous
torce, than result from school teach
ing, writing, clerkmc or other of
the employments usually chosen by
her sex. ' The new South will yet
prove to bo an inviting field for
self-supporting women. 'Boston
Herald.
fruit in the Pledmant Belt.
All through the Piedmont belt
the country is especially adapted
to the growing of fruit, and practi
cal demonstrations of what can be
done in this line were given at the
Agricultural Fair held in this city
last year." Peaches, pears, apricots,
cherries and luscious fruit of all
kinds, nearly all of perfect growth,
were exhibited, and yet not a single
person has attempted to can this
fruit and pat it on the market for
home consumption in competition
with the Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware,' Maryland and California
canning companies, all of whom
are making money. Over 20,000,000
cans of vegetables -and fruit were
consumed in the South Atlantic
States daring the last twelve
months. At Tryon city, on the
Afiheville and Spartanburg railroad,
at Oaffuey'8, Spartanburg and
Seneca, and at Greenwood, can
ning factories would undoubtedly
pay. , The machinery is not very
expensive and the work can, all be
done by women and girls, with a
few male inspectors. Extracifrom
(Jrcenviue correspondent Hews and
Courier.
If you have a bad cold. Sine's Syrup
of Tar will cure you. Only25o. For
sale by B. N. Durrv. . ' fel dw6m ,
llo For Tho Mountains!
The following are the Bound Trip Rates
from New Borue to Points ou the W. N. O.
Hailroad: : ; i:i
, . To Hlckry..................,.4i:i.W ;
." Morgan toa......i-M...... 14.79 "
, Old Fort WM..,wl.,;.i HJOf
: " Black Mountain...: .... 18.85
" Ashevllle ...............,....... 17.56 -
" Warm Springs 1J6 ,
Tickets good to return until Oct. 8Iet, 1R85.
,: . , . .i - W. DUNN, ..
JvllOdwlm . i, , . Gen'l Pr. Agent.
NOTICE.
STATE 0F,NOKTH CAROLIKA. H. tf, i r , ' . .
Ci-ayen County,
ThA snliacrlber havins rtuallflcd as Admin
istrator of the estate of Elisabeth Wynne, de
ceased, on the 20tb day of June, A. D, 1885, be
fore the rrorjate uourc ot xraven oouniy,
hereby notifies all persona having claims
against said estate, to present them for pay
ment on or rjeiore mo win nay oi juiie, isno, or
this notice will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. ,.
All persons inaeDtea to saia caiaie win
make immediate payments . ,
Done this Ann oay oi June, idho. '
: JOHN. N PATE.
june21 dSw ..Administrator.
NOTICE. , . t
The nmlersiirned. N. 8. Richardson, has duly
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Ann Rebecca Scott, dee'd, and. hereby give
notice that he requires au. persons naving
claims against the estate of the said Ann Re-
iinwii Hcott to Dresent mem to uie saia
mlnlstrator. dnlv authenticated, for payment
on or before the 1st day oi August, inw, or
else this notice will be pleaded In bar ot re
covery. 1 -
rereons inaeuwa iv iu rwutio uubk
without delay. -
N. B. HicriAKiHun, Auministrator,
- CHA8.C. CLARK, Attorney. ....
New Berne. . C, July 21st, 1885. . C W
RALEIGH REGISTER
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State Democratic Paper.
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application. Auurra, . .
RALEIGH REGISTER,
RALEIGH, BT. C.
MEETINGS OF LODGES. ,
St. Johns Lodob, No. 8, A. F. & A. M.,
meets the 2d Wednesday night in each
montn. , ,.
' Nxw Bkbnk Chapteb, No. 46, B. A.
If., meets on the 2nd Monday in each
montn at o p.m.
Trent CoraaL, NW 411, Boyal Ab-
Oanum, meets on the 1st or 8d Friday
nights tn eacn montn. :
Assessment No. 71 is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 2d day
or Jttlyr 1880..; j i, i an - v
Eukeka LOUOK. No. 7, I. O. O. F.
meets on the 2d and 4th Monday nights
in each month.
Assessment No. ia now due, and
must be paid on or before the day
. - . i , . .. . . . .
Neusb Coumoil, No. 1. Ordkb. OF
uuosen ibixicd8, meets on the 1st and
Sd Wednesday nights in each month.
Assessment No. 73 ia now due. and
must be paid on or before tin 4th day
or. July, I8a. ..
' Cosmopolitan Council No. 211, Amer
ican Legion op Honor, meets on the 1st
and Sd Thursday night In each month
Assessment No. 71 is now due. and
must be paid on or before the 16th day
of July, 1880. . .
Local Branch No. 05. Ordkb or the
Iron Hall, meets on the 3d .Monday
night in each month.
i Assessment Do. 5a is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 13th day
of July, 1885.
Athrnia Lodob. No. 8. Knights op
PXTHIas, meets on the 2d and 4th Tues
day nights in each month.
Assessment No. 155 is now due, and
must be paid on or before Ithe 9th day
of July, 1885.
Elm City Camp. No. 38. Fraternal
Legion, meets on the 2d and 4th Wed
nesdays in each month.
Assessment No. Iff is now due, and
must be paid on or before the 2d day of
July, 1885.
TIME TABLE.
Atlantic .& N. C. Railroad
TIME TABLE No. 16,
In Effect 6:15 A.M., Thursday, July
23d, 1885.
EAST.
WKST.
No. 61.
Expreea
No.T
Express,
Pus.Mal
Pua.allall
STATIONS
ArrT'iL'Te"
Arc. L'ts.
r x.
r. h
A. M
A.M.
5 07
Ooldsboro, ...
11 58
11 15
6 45
'tl
g OH
10 80,
5
48JLi
a OranR..,
11 18
10 42
8 67
a.2o
6 27
Klnston,.
io m
8 18
New Berne,..
Morehead foi
8 41
pot,..-
P.
P. u.
A, X. A. M
EAST.
WEST.
No.S
No. 4
Htaec Ft A
Pass. Tra'a.
MUed Frt. A
Pass. Train.
STATIONS.
Arr. L'T.
Arr. L'Tet
A. st.
A. M.
0 40
7 29
8 00
8 34
9 14
9 38
10 14
10 53
11 27
11 46
2 0,)
P. M.
7 03
H 14
5 38
6 01
4 24
4 00
8 31
2 62
2 18
a oo
11 40
P. M.
18
6 49
6 08
4 34
4 04
3 86
2 60
2 22
2 03
1 20
I 09
Ooldsboro,...
Best's ,
La Orange,- .
Falling Greek ,
KlmUm,.. .....,
Uaswell
Dover ..
Core Creek
Tnsearora
Gierke's
NewbernA... ........
Bhrerdale
Oroataa
Hsrelack
Newport ....
WUdwood
Morehead City
Horshsad Depot-
!725
7 54
8 U0
01
9 31
10 OS
10 4V
11 23
11 42
12 25
2 55,
3 09:
3 43;
4 27:
4 its-
SSI
2 59;
134
3 47
io 4i:
10 27:
68:
9 09;
8 60:
8 06:
: a. M.i
10 81
9 67
9 13
8 64
8 16
8 00
A. M.
4 si;
4 50:
5 35:
:
P. st. i
P. U. :
Train SO connects with Wilmington A Wei-
don Train bouud North, leaving Ooldsboro
12:23 p. m., and wHh Richmond 4s Danville
Train Weet, leaving Ooldsboro 12:35 p.m and
Wilmington a weiaon irain soutn at 4:Mp.m,
Train 61 eonaeeu with RicbmoBd A Dsaville
Train, arriving at Goldsbcro 4:40 .m., and With
Wilmington and Weldon Train frotu the
North at 4:54 p.m. .,.,,,....!
Train 4 connects with W. fe W.tFastAIaU
going Bonth, leaving Ooldsboro at 7:38 p. in
and with K. I). Train going West, leaving
Ooldsboro at 7:45 p.m.
Train 4, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. Trains 50 and 51, dally except Sunday.
Train 3, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
W. Dunn,
Superintendent.
Merchants, Bankers ud Manufacturers
SHOULD BEAD
BRADSTREETS
A Weekly Jonnwl ef Trade, Finance, ,
and Pnbile Etonomy.
Sixteen Pages every Saturday. Oftentimes
Twenty pages, sometimes Twenty- ...
-' 4 , , four Pages.
FIVE DOLLARS A. YEAR.
'' The foremost purpose of BbAdstrkkt'S is
to be of Dractlcal service to business men. Its
special trade and Industrial reports : Its
weekly epitome ol bankruptcies throughout
tne umteatstaiee uauinww, ana me sum
maries of assets and liabilities, are alone
worth the subscription price; Its synopses of
reoent legal decisions are exceedingly valu
able. As eommerclal transactions, In Uie
wider sense, are eemlng to be more and more
conducted on a statistical basis, the Informa
tion contained in BKArjeTascr's Is of the first
Importance both to produoert and middle
men. The - trade and - agricultural : situation
throughout the United States and Canada is
reported by telegraph to BradatraeVs up to
tne nour oi puuuoauoo. . - :
. ; SINGLE COPIES. TEN CENTS. ';
THE BRADSTBEET CO.
-liVrJTt. 281, 19 9H0ABWAT,
' - ' '.. NEW YORK CITY.
. I STOS W SOILS, MI. I1", W.
TW COTTO f-MfA. S4B.
The "Mule lh.w;.ive,") os. u iSlti. S3,
r m. ItgffTHUWtH adnmiiki8Tfasa.
snT mm aiss poa u t wi.hi, tie
lb. Aavll aa4 HI Tl.
Bliwr nK Vlo Outer Artinisf
GASTON HOUSE,
. , KEW liEUJIE, . U, ,
S: R. STREET & SON, ProprietorB.
The Only First-class House in the City.
Omnibus connect with all Trains and
Steamers. Large sample rooms fur eommer)
clal travelers, oeuai-ou
STEAMERS.
ITEUSE'l TRENT RIVER
:; .: Steamboat Company
WUljmn tbe following Schedule ou and after
JulySd.1885: . ; ... ; v , ' u:t
Steamer L H. Cutler
Will leave New Berne for.- Trenton every
Friday; returning, will leave Trenton every
Saturday, touching at aU polnta along the
river.
Steamer Klnston.
On and after Jane 20th, 1885, the Steamer
junaton will leave Klnston lor Mew uerne
every Monday and Tburguayate o'clock a.m.
returning, will leave New Berne every Tues
day and Friday, stopping at Jolly Old Field
ana loucning at au ltuunugs on .neuae nver.
Close connection made with steamer When
andoah of tbe Old Dominion Steamship Co.
W. K. STTBON, Ja., at Newborn.
W. F. Stably. Klnston
D. B. BABKca, PollokavUle.
I. T. WILSON, Agent at Trenton.
J, P. QU1HIBLT, Jolly Old Field.
J. B. Barks, Quaker Bridge.
J. M. WII'TE. Gen'l Manager,
eb7dxw Klnston. N. O
NEW-BERNE AND PAMLICO
Steam Transportation Co'v.
SUMMER SCHEDULE OP THE STEAMER
ELM CJITY
to go Into effect on and after April 17, 1886
Tuesdays
L,eave new jserne at o e ciock. p. m., lor
Lake Landing, stopping at Adams Creek,
Vandemere, Stonewall and Bayboro, ar
riving at Lake Landing, Wednesday, at
10 o'clock, a. m.
Thursdays-
Leave Lake Landing ror New Berne at
12 o'clock, m., stopping at Bayboro, Stone
wall, Vandemere and Adams Creek, ar
riving at New Berne, Fridays, 2 a. in.
Fridays
ieave new Berne at o O'ciock, p. m, lor
Lake Landing, stopping at Adams Creek,
Vandemere, Htonewall and Bayboro, ar
riving at Lake Landing, Saturday, 10
o'clock, a.m.
Mondays
ieave ume utnaing at n o ciocs, m., lor
New Berne, stopping at Bayboro, Htone
wall, Vandemere and Adams Creek, ar
riving nt New Berne, 2 o'clock a.m., Tues
days. By this arrangement we are able to make
close connection with the Northern steam
ers, also having good aoeomniodatlons both
tor passengers ana ireigni at very low raws,
ask that the merchants and producers along
its line to give it their eheerful support.
Freight rocelved under cover every day of
the week
For further information enquire at the of
flee. Foot of Craven street.
K. K. PIERCE, Agt. New Berne, N. 0.,
Or any of its Agents at the following plaoes:
Ann, LCjifi, Aaama ureea,
Q. I. WATSON, Lake Landing,
D. H. ABBOTT, Vandemere,
O. H. FOWLER, Stonewall,
W. H. SAWYER, Bayboro.
B. H. GRAY.
JanlldAwly General Manager.
OLD J30M.IIVI01V
Steamship Company.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
For New York, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,
Philadelphia, Providence,
and other Cities.
ON AND APTEB
Moridav July 2nd, 1883,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
Southern Railroad at Elisabeth Olty, every
HONDA Y AND THVBJIIr&Y
for New Bern. Returning leaves New Berne
for Elisabeth City erary
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
at 4 p. m., making clese connection with Nor
folk Soothers R. R. for Northern cities.
Close eonneetion made at New llern with
ataamere for Klnston, Polloksrille, Trenton
ana au lanouigs on me mens ana Treat
Rivers. No freight received for shipment en
Tuesdays and Fridays after lp.m. 1 ,
, Freight forwarded promptly and lowet rates
raaraateed to destination. Fare to Elisabeth
Olty and return. 4. To Norfolk, . TuBal
iimore.ss. xp new xora, vis.su.
B. B. ROBERTS, Ag't, New Beraa,
OtrLrarraa A Tdbhbb,
Ag't. Norfolk, V. A
W. H, STAItrOBO, Gen'l Tt't Ag't,
, i - New York Olty.
Changs of Pier in Few York.
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PE0Y1DENCE,
and all point
iVorthanrtVVest
After thU date will recelv rrelght la New Yoik
forMewBeraeat
PIEJB 7, XORT1I BlYlSlC,
OfM of Jlev) Tork and Baltimore
Transportation Co. -!--;:; o
- Merchant should remember that this It on ef
th bast Staasi Lines ent of Naw York, makin
dally maeetioa with Baltimore tor. Naw Burma;
all in, Ida, and ealyene cnapge., , , , , x t h.
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMERS
Betaen; IsT- Berw : '.and . Baltimore,
., -. -i (Toaching at Norfolk) - '
Lesrtnir Mew Bene for Baltimore TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS (turn. - Leave. Baltimore foi
New Berae WEDNESDAYS dnd. SAT (TED ATS
a. p. av ;; i ... . ua ' 'ivs vt-st ..
'fsatasM a lakewat
ETTBEir POST IE, G on 1 Jfaaagsr,., '
. - - '.V.W tight St., Bol t, aid
AS. W. MoOABUOC, Ag" Neifolk, Ya. 7" ,
W. P. Clyde, Oo, rkUaaelphla, lp South
'. ham. .' ,. ; ' .( i'
' YorkBalio.Tran.Lle,Pier fonhrtvei
E. Samriaoa, Hoe ton, as Uontrai waarx. .
K. U. RoakwelL Providenee U.l
' Ship, leave Boston, Tuesday aad Satafday.
r - . - nw xora amy.: r -
1 ." . BolUmore, Wednesday endSaturdey
- F4 B, Moadaye, Wednesday
Fridays. ..,,.: 1 1 1 .
. proTidemce, 8ataTay.. - : 'i;
Taroagh hill lodiag givosw aae rata gasraa
toaUoolaki.at the differ t nole of th
apaale. . -. , , : --"t,-.;-
Iroid Briih'i Bilk tsl Ship f&
"";;'N.: C. LINE. . . . d .
Mar ly 8 H GRAY Agn New Berns.M
C. A.
.:r.-:,. - , OBFOLK, "VA,i
UHbtunnudikim talus. Ml
, . V FalaU, OflsVe. AI,'a FeOI LJe BnlUers' Hardware, j i.
' 49-Any Eastern or Northern Prices duplicated. Estimate! rarnlnhed upon ai-pUsatton.
i
: i 1-' 'J., i JU11S
MAX SCHWEEIN.
THE CHEAPEST
Another Lot of those Handsome and
VBSTSjnst received. We can show some entirely new patiurns in same.
; Nice Line of Cents' Solid Color and Fauev l-i Hose. Geal.' Kcrkwur in
endleea variety; lota of White, Black and
Handsome flqu aearr ior a eenis.
We are SOLE AGENTS for the A. A. BATTLE NEK'S
and BOY CALF SEWED "N.SO SHOES.
is warranted. Should any or them in any way,
reasonable time give out. we will upon return
pair and statement a to length of wear,
ne money or give anoiner new pair in ezenauge
We have them In Coiurress. Button
nave uxioias anu naitau uiiora l ies, just
Middle Street, between Humphrey & Howard and A. H. Holton.
ap30 dwtf
OOLDSBORO
RICE AND PLANING MILLS.
6old.sTo:ro, N". C,
J. STRAUSS & Co., Prop rs,
RICE MILLERS and
Blinds, Sash, Mouldings, Mantels, Ccilinjrs,
Flooring, Stair Rails, Balusters,
Brackets, Newel Posts,
And all and every kind of
irame or .Brick.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES A SPECIALTY.
Having iust eauicned our Factorv with a (Jomnleto Outfit of the Best and
Latest Improved Machinery, we, unhesitating, are prepared to say that we can
compete in prices and class of work with any factory in our country.
tftr JiiStimates cheerfully nude on all classes ot wood wots.
mar!7 dwCm
& 0. E. LODGE,
Hay! May! Hay!
Salt! Salt! Salt!
0
Pure Manufactured IGE.
CRAVEN ST., BELOW EXPRESS OFFICE,
feb8 dwtf NEWBERN, IV. C
LIME.
500 Bbls. Rock Lime.
ROSENDALE AND PORTLAND CEMENT,
PLASTEK, liVIli,
White Lead, Paint, Oil, Varnish, Glass, Putty, Etc., Etc.
Lister and Whann's
Land Plaster and Phosphate, Etc., Etc.,
IMPEOYED
BMk BROTHERS,
Wholes al e C r o c o rs,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
TWO STORES, SOUTH OF
And keep of FLOUR, MEATS,
AIOliASsES. SALT, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CiqAitS,
everything Jn the GROCERY LINE, a FULL STOCK - aad" atr
LOW, PRICES for CASH. a2 b
Trinitv College.
Tfc Fall Term will begin Aug. 10th
aad eloae Dee. . 188S. . : jf
, TERMS.
TnlUon la College Classes, 'peA t V M
month-.r.. . . ; " 16.00
Tuition in Preparatory Depart- "
men t, per mouths..-.. J2j60 to S.00
Tuition ta Busineea Oourse.. .. v , . IJW
Beard, Including furnished room,
per month r 1.00 to liW
For oatalogM and particulars address ' " ' 1
j PROP. HstmCArt,
if f Trinity CoUege", Randolph GoH. f,
lullOdwlm
& Co.,
man us H llada. ii.i,v.v. U' l.HaB oh. .
UWOIU
GEOEQE ASH.
irRIM ASM
1MB IAMB VI WoT Afa st U mm
STORE IN TOWN
f vi uiv tiling , . xti jr .vruuua.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
XlUUiVO ailU VCL119C&,
Umbrellas & Notions.
Cool, Imoortcil SKF.nsucKKR i oitb and -
Fancy Tie, Bon a and Scarf. We aell Six
Kvery pair.
wiiinn any
of damaged
either refund
Boot. Balmoral, and in LowaiuHm wu
uie uung ior suninier.
SOHWERIN & ASH,
WON OF FLAG.
Manufacturers Doors,
Wood Work for Buildings,
Flow Brand Guano,
COTTON SEED. .
GEO. ALLEN & CO.
THEIR FORMER STAND, a
COFFEE. SUGAR, SYRUPS
HORNER SCHOOL,; ,
Oxford, XU". O.
A Classical, Mathematical said Scientific
- f Aeadeaay, with MWtmrf Orcaaw
Isatlea and Dlictpllri. v m
The Fall Term of 18S3 begins Meaiday.
iljr T, 1885. : . i
' Aa ample corps of ablo tnstruntors la pro.
TldoU, and th wchool thorouchlT aautnnoA
for efficient work, ' '" - '
Terras, for board and tnitlon the same as
heietofort.' .
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