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LOCAL NEWS.
-ioarnal Miniature Almanac
' New klitudo, 8!P 6' North. (
, , ' M , T lontwaae, 37" b west.
' Hun ri89H,fl:60 I Lengthf day, i
, seta. 5:54 I la hours, 4 minutes.
,umu suutiit o.ii a. m
t -tri-'-'n'-' - ''y - -" ":.
1 A' sraall lot of. Hyacinth. BcUs,
,4TriM:Urop Holland, for gale by ' f
24 8 ,1 HANOPC Peos.
' t- it ou are to aeod of any printed
' utalionery, at the JOURNAL office
be it done before the busy Beaoon
Mrs. Jbbkins has still several vacan.
i 'cina in her School, which aha would be
pleanwf to have tilled by the 1st of Ucto-
Warrantee 'deeds and real
hjortgages for sale at this office.
estate
...
: Hres were oomfortabie last night
" ' , i ottbo squeesed up to 8.05 yesterday:
. Yjbuterday teems tQ have been a bad
, - ) day for chiren the city, , ,
- ,j The beautiful Bunseta, that so illumi-
" . naUd the western skies last fall, hare
reappeared. T'' X"- V ""!
-" ""Theira' was 'a partial eclipse pf the
VSVi VV v pfcrning 1 beginning i ar . 1
' o'clook. U,ipap 5w Penieans saw
, Xht fUrrtwyBtfriTed yesterday.
' ThejjargOiWj&a very small being about
omrhusind brought WT y"Capt."irerry
, HSj. Tttrner.TChey were tolerably 'fair
' for the season. .
The'Boar.pfffJity CpHncil was in
special eessitfn last night t6' 'consider a
oommunjcatipij addressed, to the Major
' , byl iiwetod.1 Daksnath, 'touching . th
right of the city to lease the property at
' the1footofPolpck. streetr'i! The matter
. wast refetreyio'the ?ky! attorney, ,
, Capt. J. M. White was ip the city yes-
'uMf lnd,api5eared,!to bl in V good
humor over the proapects of plenty of
. I water in ttieeusV. lie hafjhsftldlunohed
a flat boat at Kinstoa whioh draws only
- fofjoealriibheeiotl w$te in&,
- will be prepared to take cotton though
f ' a dry fall should. cota. - '
A beauti,f ulyacht is job the 14 Do
minioii HAUWtr-rOkArm Mr L.
Pike of New York.Tj She was brought
in by (o; ri3oitue84ly, and
Mr. Pke(is having her put in trim for
- these1 wafers?'' New Berne is a delight--'
fn ;plm tin plenrora' seekeradurlris;
the fall and whijer,' f They can have
i c their pleWne -"boats, fine horsea with
- SDL4Va'doB8'? BttMj irtvld
, oan find plenty 'of game.
or The testing of the well at the corner
' 01 rjJlock and Middle streets yesterday
crow. Though there,; was- no, xoit-j
r tnt two accWenta occurred. 'Jimmlej
- " Lout,,f a little boy seven or eight years
" ' ol J was run over ty 'the Excelsior nose'
J oatrli s ancTiito loot badly hurt.and a
liU'tscol&redJiXeeaivadablowohthej
-hpadfom a, hpsjj oouplipg. Th.wound-i
we , taken off, ,tej figld andcared.
- - for at tneir respeciive nomn.
;' 1 laraoaml. . : " .1 "V. v- ... v.. "
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Mr. Joha Uaatf o Hyde county is in
e$y and will return on tktfJBiat CtyFmade fffr them' rCdrl of svfiioh they
tLJsy.f. fx?-- - : n f .TJ
i tV.l H. Suitan has returned fredf ' the
1 .andisgettitJighf, ablg'siook'of
'A new scedule goes into effect for the
sUaran -Jlti'j May. JBy this change
she v ' 'c rCrSSreart-f. tcf
Ad-... c,o. k.'BayboroI Stonewall, Van
dei.. -i nd Lake Landing jbn Honday
and Iiiurndays at' 10 a. m.A Returning
will leave Lake Lkndinjf Wednesdays
and Saturdays 'at 9 a. m. arriving at
, New Berne Thursdays and Sundays at 1
a. m, See corrected schedule else-
wl. a.
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tir ;
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b i: .
Will. Gardner and another
t.lian were driving yesterday eve
v' a the'horsa took fright on
. 0et and ranaway, upsetting the
r n ulug it to peioesand throw
t. a risers some distance. Two
i-;
cLiUrei an over and badly hurt,
one of I, t. M. Bowden's, whose arm
,. t- "'- 't, and one of Mrs, Helen Salter's
la .1 so Vera! teeth knocked out Badly
i : t s n d frightened, but it Is hoped not
i . a." . :-;:hv
: '.'.owing standing committees of
V.-.-.rjKon'i Christian Association
! l . erpointod for the ensuing
r-i
c: ...
' Cional Ekercises
n; J. J. Wolfenden
k.
P,E.Fov, Chair
1 T. J. Crowder,
ry VWVl'ov.
U. h. Li
Slid A.
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Well Vcaiea. r.l J ; ' i
- The well near the corner of Pollock
aod Middle 'streets whioh Mr.- Samuel
Cook has been engaged in deepening,
was tested by the fire department yes
terday raj 'pronounced sufficient to
that vicinity. It has been bored to the
depth ef fiftytfiviroet. T. The? Atlantio
engine gave it a fair test for twenty
minutes and pnlyjuoceeded in reducing
the "surfc water. The" Button' engine
was then put in and both worked to
their utmost capacity for twenty-five
minutes, when the water sank below
one suction bose he, other, continued
for some minutes but did not exhaust.
In eight minutes , after the engines quit
work there was seven feet of water in
the well. , A.
When the test was over. Dick Hilton,
the Button engineer, said, "Gentlemen,
it's a good welL" Jno, C. Qreen, the
Atlantio .engineer, camo up, looked in
and', said, "Gentlemen, you can say
wha . you, please, but that, is a good
well." tor several minutes gentlemen
continued to pass and, looking in , would
say, ''Gentlemen,, that's a good well."
So the general opinion is, it's a good
well. ;
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The CamnlDk BusIbcm.
We copy below an article from the
Baltimore Btnineu Advocate on the can-
nipg. business of that city. It will be
seen that Messrs. Moore & Brady, the
proprietors) of the canning establish
ment in this city, are among the leaders
in the business.'. "Wcf hope their opera
tion toay .beComr as extettsive in this
lily as they are in Baltimore:
Amono; the many important commer
cial industries of Baltimore there is no
one particular branch that claims mors
attention, o in which more capital is
employed than the canning business.
On the introduction oi ine process or
ruLnnintr in this citv. sorao vears aeo.
oysters only weie canned.' But as time
progressea tne. canning oi, iruics, vege
tables,' meats, poultry, fish, etc., were
introduced, and today large canning
establishments, giving employment to
thousands of menr women and children,
are in operation throughout this city.
The rural districts are largely "engaged
in this important industry, thus afford
ing a ready market for" almost every
article produced in; or .on .the soil or
taken from' the ' water! Notwithstand
ing the large number now in operation
throughout the country their products
find ready sale, not only: on the Ameri
can continent, but throughout Euiope
and the East.
i Of those engaged in this business in
Baltimore we know of no firm who has
a higher reputation or whose goods stand
higher or command better prices in the
market than, that of Messrs. Moore &
Brady, foot of Montgomery street. The
building occupied by this enterprising
firm is 87 by 835 feet, giving employ-
ment to about 700 persons. The machin
ery in this establishment is of the latest
and most improved pattern, run by an
engine of one hundred and seventy-five
horse power. This is probably one of
the largest establishments of the kind
in the country, as well as the most suc
cessful. This firm is 'also engaged in
packing raw pystprs, which have an im
mense , sale throughout the country,
They Use none but the best articles, and
great care is observed in the handling.
The finality. of Lgoodaj turned out from,
their hotse'have made for it a reputa
tion unsurpassed by any. other bouse in
the oityt and the demand for their prod
ucts is rsDidlv. inoreaine. The centle-
Jmen composing the firm are active, en
ergetio, lniejugensoapinesa meu wuo
stand high ' in business circles, and
whose mode of honorable dealing has
mar justly feel proud.
i . .
Editor JotENALL submit for ... th
CO D rJAU tMUfrlUU JUL -f HW UlltJ WUWU
the
Tfnfvwlnw m'- imh An
1M
I
I AN" OIWINAMCB KESPECTINO FIEKSw'
.1 :I. Be it ordained: That., hereafter.
wjhen a nreiwii ooeuf sviuuniunyiuuiB
of thiicity.1t shall be the duty,, of the
Mayor, forthwith; to Institute an in
qairyJoto the. causes of said fire;-and
he shall be authorised, and, empowered
tn summon, any and all persons he may
consider .necessary, to . appear: before
him and testify vespooting the same;
and be shall make a ; full report, in
writing, of the origin and extent oi
such fire, with such remarks respecting
the same as he may deem expedient, to
the next meeting of the common coun
cil which shall be held after such invee
tigationv'.""'"" "J:i- v
- IL. All persona failing to appear De
fore suoh court of inquiry, who have
been summoned: or appearing shall re
fuse to testify, shall be liable to a nne
not exceeding forty dollars, or tor im
prisonment thirty days or both, at the
A ianratinn nf the Ma vor. .
III. The Mayor shall be allowed, as a
compensation for bis services in this
behalf, three dollars (S3) for each day,
or part -of a day, neoesearily occupied
in such investigation.
, The propriety of this enactment is so
obvious that it is scarcely necessary to
say anything respecting it. But the
fact tht the origin and particulars of a
fire W"i te 'fctriotly ecanned and scru
tinised, will have a great tendency to
prevent the horrible crime of arson; and
the publH will mot be: left ia doubt
whether It was acoidental or intended.
If acoidnnt-al, o the rnlt of. culpable
negligence, the fact will be shown. And
further, it; will greatly facilitate the
collection of insurance policies, as the
l,.uranoe Companies will have a full,
;,:r; 1 pnthorif.'iveet u.mentreHpect-
. re; and a sirori; prima facie
t iv 1 be made out r-'.bPT for or
v: .' 1 1. i. ' ., H. EobiiiiR.
A; SELECTIONS BT 8. ' '
"Is it worth while to jostle a brother, f
Bearing his load pa the rough road of
lire? - . ;. . . f
Is it worth while that we jeer's! each
V'V otnerr - . ir ?
I In blackness of heart, that we war to
j.:-the knife f yi. S
, uqo pi$y us aii in our piuiut siriie,
God pity us all a we jostle each other;
, God pity us all for the triumphs we
rear "lOi iifnd s--
When a fellow .goes down-Vneatk his
r ' load, on the heather, "; " v
Pierced to the heart: toords'are keener
. .thansteeL' ..j s ji :. . ? .'
And mightier far, for woe than Weal.
Wore it not well in this brief life's
. . journey.
u On, over the Isthmus, down into the
tide.."'.! 1 v,.
We gave him a fish instead of a sernent.
lire lolding the band to be, and abide
Forever and aye, in the dust at his
side? , . . . ( - . u
Look at the rose, saluting each other;
Look at the herds, all in peace on the
-.' ; piam. :-.' l . .;
Man, and man only, makes war on his
brother,
And laughs in his heart at his peril
and pain. .
Shamed- by the beasts that go down
on tne plain.
Is it worth while that we battle to
. humble
Some poor fellow down into the dust?
uod pity us aul Time, too goon, will
tumble
All of us together, like leaves in a
gust,
Humbled indeed, down into the dust.1'
. CHEAP PLEASURES.
A poor widow lives in the neighbor
hood who is the mother of a half doren
children. Send them a peck of sweet
apples and they will all be happy. A
child has lost his arrow the world to
him and he mourns sadly ; help him to
find it, or make him another, and how
quickly will the sunshine play over the
sober face! You employ a man, par
him cheerfully, and speak a pleasant
word to him, and he leaves your house
with a contented heart to light up his
own hearth with smiles and gladness.
As you pass along the street you meet a
familiar face, you say "good morninir"
as though you felt happy, and it will
work in the heart Of your neighbor.
We can make the wretched happy, the
discontented cheerful, the affected re
signed at an exceedingly cheap rate.
Who will refuse to do it r
. , A Sad Calamity.,
The many friends of Deputy Sheriff
W. B. Bordeaux, of Pender county,
were shocked yesterday to hear of the
painful death of this estimable gentle
man. It , seems that Mr. Bordeaux
stoppad a few moments at Clayton,
Johnson county, last Saturday moraine
on hB way from Raleigh, where he had
been to convey some prisoners to the
penitentiary. While Mr. Bordeaux was
conversing with some friends the train
on which he was going home started off
and was moving rapidly when be tried
to board it, and was thrown under the
cars, bis left arm being broken in two
places, and he besides receiving several
injuries on the head.
His Injuries were not at first thought
likely to: be fatal,' but after lingering
until yesterday he died. Mr. Bordeaux
was wen known here and was respected
by all who knew him. ? He was a young
man of good habits and was a member
of the Presbyterian Church. WU. Star.
New York Republican Convention. .
Sabatoqa, Sept 23.-At 13.20 Mr.
James D. Warren, chairman' Of the
State committee, called the Republican f
State convention to order, i Kev. Dr. B.
V. Leach, of Albany, invoked the Divine
blessing upon the labors of the conven
tion. He implored that the hands of
the President and the other members ol
the Federal government might be up
held by .. grace from, above. The
gentleman also alluded
nf nrtv whir
as the repre-
which blotted out
the irreligion of slavery from the nation.
The roll having been called, chairman
Warren announced that the State com
mittee had agreed upon Senator Warner
Miller- for temporary chairman of the
cpnvntion. - (Applause.) ' The " chair
appointed " Hon: A. ' B. Cornell' 'and
United States Senator Elbridge M. Lap
ham to esoort hua to the chair. Mr.
Miller was reoeived with much enthusi
asm.. . J ' . f .- ;y :
; ' The Asherllle Postnuster. -WASHDiaTON,
Sept. 23. The Presi
dent has appointed W. T. Weaver poet
master at Asheville, N. C, vice H. . L
Gudger, suspended. ftiiXUr-,?Ar!
Death of a Oood Woman.
On the 22nd inst., at 7 o'clock p. m. .
at bt home in New Berne, died Cynthia
sanaerun, coiorea, agea seventy-six
She was connected with some of the
most estimable and worthy families of
the - respectable colored - people of the
olden time, and during her long and
active life was the household servant of
several families of repute and distinc
tion in this community. Her character
was unimpeachable lor honesty and in
tegrity, and those who knew her best
accorded to ber tne reputation or a good
christian woman. She was of that class
of her race who during her term of ser
vice maiutained towards those whose
wants she administered to, a confiden
tial relation, and with it, a respectability
that proved the dignity of her character.
This character was not disturbed in the
hour when freedom came to her people,
and all who knew her. mourn now with
sincere grief, her passing from among
us, -" rv:"2 .'' "' ' Ui
You can not expect your children to
thrive when they are being destroyed
by worms. Give tVicm a few doses of
.hriner's Indian Vermifuge and they
will be restored to health. ,
j A CLIPPINGS.'11
Up in Vermont f lt,000i skating rinks
areofferdor saiern..:n i '.tii
-.The refusal ; by i; a. teetotal., tailor to
make clothe, for . rnmseUers . is a ' new
cause for temperance discuss lop m Lop
' The penalty for selling a cigarette to
a boy or girl under 16 years of age, in
New Hampshire has been made 820 for
eaohoffence.;jj;in.tt if..- ui-
I India women do not like to- be doc
tored by men. . Lady Dufferin is Psesi
dent of a society to educate women1 for
medical .practice.,, , . .....
An agitation to change the name of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
is likely to result, ttis thought, In
choice of Episcopal Methodist.
The ill-feeling in France toward Eng
land is indicated by the fact that one
issue of a leading Paris daily journal
contained five articles abusing the Brit
ons virulently.
The medical periodicals contain nu
merous paragraphs and letters com
plaining of physicians who, it is urged,
selfishly force themselves upon publio
attention. , . .
The Emperor of Russia travels in rail
road cars that once belonged to Napo
leon in., but they .have been thorough
ly improved, and are said to be the
finest in the world. -
A New Haven beggar with a swollen
hand and a story of awful suffering
from rheumatism, has been exposed.
He produced the pitiful symptoms ;by
binding his arm with cord.
Oysters are cheap food, and yet a
steward explains that they are unprofit
able for the hotel tables, because guests
never think of letting them take the
plaoe of any regular course in a meal.
A Baltimore negro has literally worn
two fingers off in many years of shovel
ing coal. The case is reported by a phy
sician as a curiosity. There is no ap
parent disease, and no inconyenience.
Boston is astonished by its first big
and gorgeous apartment house. It is
in the Black Bay district, its tenements
are J3.000 to $6,000 a year, and its con
venience draw wondering sightseers.
Most of the camels in the menageries
how come from Bastrop county, Texas,
and are the descendants of the herd im
ported by the 'Government just before
the war for use in array transportation.
The increaseing masculinity of Eng
lish girls is a topic for many London
essayists. In dress,' talk, and manners
it is tne rasnion witn uaugnters oi
wealth and refinement to be as much
like their brothers as decorum will al
low.. ,. ':; :. ' '
The modero . beaverage in cheap tav
erns tn .Normandy is cider that tastes
like vinegar and water. , and is sold at
two. cents a quart. A tourist says that
a mouthful of good New England apple
juice' would delight and astound a na-
li st' iw C)I''! )
Julia Smith; the Connecticut woman
who got fame by refusing to pay taxes
to a Government that would not let her
vote, remarks to those who predicted
unhapplnese from' her marriage five
years ago, aged 85, that she isextreme-
; Superiority In American hotels oyer
those of England, , as judged by Black
wood's, lies in the fact that whatever
the guest wants is ready for him at ,all
hours. From the posing of A letter to
the eating of a meal he finds the facili
ties in readiness. ,i , '
i The Weston BeV OaiyersRyaf-
ter letting girls into its medical depart
ment many years, now. excludes four
candidates. The President says that
the best opinion now 'is -that feminine
pupils in, medicine or surgery ought to
be in separate institutions.
Charles Grf.-Leland writes that the
niasses in France believe that our civil
war was between the Bpaniards of ttouth
America and tne negroes . oi norm
America. He affirms, that as fast, as
Frenchmen learn that We are very much
like Englishmen their feeling changes to
hatred..
Somebfet fbaenlbelitiilMoiy onde
ped tMPttlMmf through htfm
died miles of wire would become com
mon, and that ooorq steamers on a voy
age would keep up communication eieo
trioafewtth the shore. rThevfirst ..prf
ds3Uun hsWinff eoins true the second -fs
h pefully regarded, though regarded as
wid whenmyfooiq; frn
Resolutions of Respect t
Trenton. N. C. Sept. 82. 1SS3.":.
lAt a meeting of Zion Lodga No.' 81,
Al F. & A. M., the following resolutions
were passed and ordered to be pubusbed
in the New Berno Jocbhau
I . ' . J. I KlNBKTSeOT'
Whereas. It has 'txaaaed the Supreme
Architect of the Universe to summon
from his labors npon earth oar beloved
Brother, Jas. U.' Pollock, calling him
br His Omninotent will to that ludg
ment whioh await all who are toiling
in this earthlv temple: and.
Whereas. The vUasonio ties wnicn
have so lona bound as in mutual friend
ship and enjoyment to our departed
friend are severed, no more to do re
united antil the day when the grave
shall yield np its dead: therefore
Keeoivea, mat we swoereiy mourn
this disruption of covenanted friend
-. . . i . .
ship, 1 bearing' in tender remembrance
his fidelity to Masonry and nis aevouon
to the principles it inculcates.
- Resolved. That we earnestly sympa
thize with the relatives and friends of
our deceased Brother,- and tender to
them consolation which the Iworld can
neither give nor take away: and thaivve
will wear the usual badge if mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolved. That a oopy of this preamble
and resolutions, be, forwarded, to the
familv of our deceased Brother and in
sorted in th New Berne Journal and
Goldsboro Messenger, . ? :i ,
i - ; CHA8.C. GRSEN, v .
? 8. E. Kooncs,
! J. P. BROaP!, .
f ' Committee.
l!'": 'ntmrtUmtCmmm.-' M's y''
Mr.' R. R. Saulter, of Athens," Ga.,
says; B. is. B. has oared on me an ul
oer which had resisted all other treat
ment for 50 yearn. 4 -. ,
J. M. Ellis, of Atlanta, was cared of a
stubborn case of Eczema of twelve years
standing by the use of U.U. a.
. Am Baiter. . ' '
I have been almost entirely cured of
nasal catarrh or several years standing,
by three bottles of B. B. B. I have
tried many' other remedies, but none
equal B. B. B. It is a quick care,' while
others are slow J. J. HARPT,
Editor News, Toceoa, Ga.
For sale wholesale and retail br R N.
Duffy. Cash to accompany the orW.
DIES.
Cynthia Sanderlin. colored, at ber
residence in the city of New Berne, on
Tuesday, September 22d, in the 80th
year of her age. She was for fifty years
a member of the A. M. E. Zion Church.
The funeral will take place at three
o'clock, p.m., today, from the A. M. E.
Zion Church. Friends and acquaint
ances Invited to attend.
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Omoi, Sept. 23, 6 P. M.
OOTTOH.
New York, September 22. Futures
closed quiet.
September, 0.55 December, 9.62
October, 9.61 January, 9.70
November, 9.55 February, 9.81
Spots steady; new offered at ic. under
quotations. Middling 10116; Low
Middling 9 11-16; Ordinary 9 1-16.
New Berne market stead v. Sales of
23 'bales at 8.90 to 8.95.
Middling 9 1-16: Low Middling 811-16:
Ordinary 6 1-10.
domestic market.
Cotton Seed $10.00.
Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals. , 85c.
Turpentine Hard , $1.00; dip, fl.60.
Tab 75o.a1.85.
Corn 60a7oo.
Beeswax 20c. per lb.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 12c. per lb.
" Laud 10c. per lb.
Eoos 12io. per dosen.
Fbesh Pork 6c. per pound.
Peanuts 50c. per bushel.
Fodder 75o.a$1.00 per hundred.
Onions 13.60 per barrel.
Field Pea
Hides Dry, 10o.; green So.
Peaches 81.25 per bushel.
Apples 80a50c. per bushel.
Pears $75c. per bushel.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
Chickens Grown. 40a 50c. : spring
aOaSOo.
Meal 80o. per bushel.
Oats 40 cts. per bushel.
Turnips 50o. per bushel.
Wool 10al6o. per pound.
Potatoes Sweet. 80a35o.
Bbinoles West India, dull and n m-
inal; not wanted. Building. 5 inch,
hearts, 83.00; saps, $1.50 per M.
wholesale pbice8.
New Mess Pobk $11.50.
Shoulders Smoked, No. 8, 6c.-
prime, tso.
u. a. and u. u. etc
Floue 84.00a6.50.
Lard 7f o. by the tierce.
NAtts-Basis 10's,$2.50.
Suoar Granulated, 7ic.
SALT-90c.a$1.00 per sack.
Molasses and Sybups S0a45c
Powder $5.50.
Shot 81.60.
Kerosene lOc.
For Sale,
THE HOUSE AND LOT n Cravciii ttrMt.
beloualnx' to Mrs. H. U. Whaler, adjoining
thone now occupied by her. For particu
lar apply to ' A.K. PARSONM,
S(jiiu , ai,b. n. ooott s otore. ;
new Boardin llcuso.
Having opened a NEW. BOARDING
HOUSE, ever the stores of 8. K. Baton and
1C. H. BUltan, on Middle street, opposite the
Baptlit Church, I am BoW prepared to en
tertain atl persons deitrlng 'permanent or
tranal'ent board and lodging; or those wish
lng ' table board only.
J- Special attaaUea palil te Csauur-
dal Travelers.
BeXdlm MRS. A. K. HOWKRTON.
Allen's Forty Lessons
, in Bookkeeping.
CLEAR, CORRECT, CONCISE
ENDORSED BY BINGHAM, BTJB-
"WELL, LEWIS AND OTHERS.
1.H TE1CHEI CiJUKDIirriflB IT.
Price $1.50,
To Schools, $1.00. Post-
aee paid...
bix Ltessons sent free.
Agents want-
GEO. ALLEN & CO.
sepSOdwSw Newbern, N.
Insuro YcurC:nI:::c3
' t Y A : .;r5t -.; .' ,
Tbe undersigned - are pre
pared to WEITE RISKS on
GIN 1 HOUSES ' in YUOZT-
CLASS : C01IPAimi3, and at
the'lOWEST POSSIBLE
Insurance Agent.
a cabd:
NewBbenk,.N. C"" l
September 23, 1883.
I would most respectfully iy
that I have recently returped from
New York and the Northerh'Tlfar'
kets,, where I purchased Fa'l
Line of Staple and Fancy, Dry
Goods, Notions, Shoes,, Hate, and
Ladies and Gentlemen's Famish
ing Goods, and that I. .will open a
FIEST-CLAS8 DEV GOOMjSp'OEE
on Middle street, opposite the Bap
tist Church, Sattjeday, Septem
BEE 26th, and will sell for One
Price and exclusively for Cash.
I will have Mr. D. F. Jaetis and
James Hudson with me as sales
men ; 1 have, had eight years' ex
perience in the Dry Goods business
under Mr. Asa Jones.' Hoping
my old friends and customers, and
the citizens of New Berne and sur
rounding country, will give me a
share of their patronage,
I remain, very respectfully,.
GEO. HOWARD.
Sep22(lw2w
A RARE CHANGE
For a Good Farmer.
The Plantation known aa inn PAI.VIN
PERKY PLACE, two and a hair ml lee from
New Berne, on the Trent road, is otferttl frr
sale, CHEAP for CAHH. It contains eight
hnndred aeres, seven hundred of which are
eloared. It Is well adapted to the growth of
corn, cotton, and every variety of iruck A
splendid dwelling and outhouses beautifully
located. Two tenant houses; a fine orchard
and vineyard, which alone, owing to ooave-
nienne to manet, will support a small fiunlly.
This Dlantatlon Is drained liv Trnt rlv..r
and Jlmrale's oierk, and extends to 'Trent
road. Is splendid for stock raising, and a nne
chance for investment.
For particulars addross
Mrs. OALVIN PKBKY,
New nemo, N. C,
scplSdw2m or to Journal ouioe.
THE ., .......
Emerald Cigar Factory
NEW BERNE, N. 0.,
C. EEDMANN, Prop'r.
Having taken Doesession of the nw hniui.
lng specially constructed for my business on
Middle street (opposite Odd Fellows Hall). I
am now enabled to do full Justice to -my
patrons, in the manufacture of the
Finest Brands of Cigars, .
which are of sufficient merit to deserve the
popularity they now nossesa. Aside rmm h
excellent material used, and the superior
man. me ULiiSAJNLiiNKHS observed In the
manufacture of my goods give them a srest '
pre-eminence over the Tenement Hnnu
made Cigars of the large cities so generally
smoked by the nnthlnklng, and so often the. -cause
of serious ailments and disease.
In connection with the Faotory la a hand
somely appointed . 1,,.
' Smoker's Emporinnl'5 '
where every kind and variety of Cigars and
Tobacco may be found at retail. 1
A full line ef Smoker's Goods, Including : '
Meerohautu. Brier-wood. and ever v&rletv
of Pipes and 1lgar Holders, Pooches, t. f
FINK IMPORTED HAVANA C1QAHH, and
In fact every thing kept in a Flrst-Class TP-
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE
aep2Uddm :
EVERYBODY ! ;
GOME AND SEE US!
hi
;wij uavk jusr.uKCKiyjiD quit
Fall Slock of Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes, 1
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Hats, Notions, ,
Groceries,
Crockery, M .1 '
; l '.i.-MS jr.''. K
Liquors,
Which vk raorosE 6 'jp&tf
,Kit)'Mt
VERY LOW FOR CASK
VW will make it to your interest to nil on
Maoazroti- . Jii i' -U;
'OUR IMMENSE.
he tore bnylng elsewhere. . Then be sure and
mill) Innnvsnntf'U - - '"' .
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1 , 'Brick; Block, Middle: it. n s ; i
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