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in ; r Ji ,.!.. i. -it ' - &8!ilBi03aH4tf V 3.. .N EV BERN?.-N, C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1885. VOL. IV. NO. 183. i - , -: ... . V--. ... ft ' h w vr m -m . . . m (MJRNAL. II ' II II ' H ' A . . - lie I Y II II .itfl -1 r I 4, V LOCAL KEWS. 13' Jearaal klalatare Alnaiu. erne, latitude, 80 6' North. e longitude, 773' west. riai. 2t I Lenirth Of dav. Sun aeta, 6 5 (10 hours, 43 minutes, ''win net at li:4u p. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. Wsul A solid black walnut bedroom set, !u" sideboard end wardrobe, marble top ; 1 for aale cheap at blanks. ,,mui i I have now on hand a complete line of the latest, samples, andean fit you with a nice suit of any style at bottom figures. oc24eea D. W. Duett T1" J08T 'KECEIVED-A large lot of ' Sooab Cubed Bams, which we are of ..a -tiering! at 10 cento per lb. Call and try them before they are all sold, as they v ! ate going off rery rapidly. 28tf Humpileey & Howard, WaSTKd7at "Oncb By a Country Newspaper,-a Man or Boy who under- . stands setting type. Apply to the f&m- . --lico-Enterprut Stonewall, N. C aotr . . itlfai '3ay of October. " Lewis Washington has 'sUrted Col. Jordan's store up Craven street. The city authorities are -putching the shelled streets with new oyster sheila. A great many farmers' were in the I 8cltfJtorday. with cotton. The price ! U low but they find goods low in pro- 'poHfon ' ' r Mr. A. D. Bawls of Baird'Bcreek,Pam lioo county, called to see us yesterday. ,, He reports the best crop he has had in fpBTeart..-. .,, 4 t Jieies Superior Court convenes Mon day. Wm. McDaniel, Esq., gives notice in this issue- that he will have convey ance at Core Creek station for those who wish to attend. The long reign of peacejand quiet was broken in the police court yesterday by the appearanoe of a case of drunk and disorderly. He furnished two dollars for the city treasury, paid the cost Jond departed. Rev. C. B. W. Gordon, col., will reaohfit Andrew Chapel on Sunday moaning on the subject, Intercession fdrtransgressors. He invites every . -nHaTTtoth'wnlte and colored , to hear aoV K'. Eaton,- Esq., has returned v from 'the Northern markets, where he has been for the last month selecting a stock of jewelry, and says he has suc ceeded admirably in getting what he i0nUor; ,giilfir. Timothy Keeler tenderod his res 14gne4i4 on yesterday as U. S. Deputy 'garphaltMr. R, C. Kehoe has been 'yUna iathat eapacily during he pres " enfterm of the oourt and makes a very M3nVdepoty ' aax.Var4HiU4ool.1 brought to iiK'eAy yeeterdaytwb turnips grown ' ttosery ' oreek, in this county, that weighed nine pounds. Sylvester Mackey, a colored .merchan.near the railroad depot, weighed them and the Rev. Hill . tomjie bd4 ppAalope tbatVeighed jUjbtaciwdflw. , - - - ' .- - Dan Kelly, " Jbe iron-jawed man of the South, J 4nows what to do with a horsei fell Na matter.-what sort of a horse it is, Dan Kellfcan control him mre completely; than ever John Kelly - controlled Tammany Hall; and when he - takes a horse's foot in his lap and tink , " era bn UwtbAlJbia.Jwnuner you may rest assured your horse is in a condition for traveling; w ' Mmo$ttM IwW KWiog. p M"Tlueneritptima donna hai Con sented togive k limited, number of en , . tertalnBaents in this section of America, tai'd' wilt ppear" ai New, Berne about the 10th or 12th of December next if a sufficient number of seats can be sold in "advance A subscription list has been placed a) Meadow 'sand Hancock's drug stores'and one' will be' placed, at Kin- 'ston and other points on the Atlantio road. Miss Kellogg; is pronounced the 'greatest songstress in America, and the best available talent has been secured to acoompany her. fHT '. U IlThq price of seats will range from one to two dollars.. - .'' . . M V . . f ireparea fr 8aBday.--L .."-?' - "The practice up there"said a witness in the District Court yesterday while being examined in a case of retailing - Ji4url without license, : the' ' de fendant, ; being:', from t Wilson county to have the bottles filled on Saturday night for Sunday; and when tbe$Kowd meets on Sunday they just ask" one another. , behind . the house to take : a ' withW, -Who Government) drink.'" But ' the 'vu introduced by the couldn't " i "remember whether, the defendant treated him on a certain oc4atldn"otwhbthor he treated the defendants The ;District jAttOrney thought this -.ytpxr.: sbO.' rather too reueh intimacy between the defendant and: the Governments" '-witness, so he rted to take a vervlct.of not guilty. --yCOl! rr?Z ' ' PcrauoaU . Mise Xah Jones h 3 returned from an extended visit to relatives at Kenans-ville. The Orphan Giaaal . The Orphan Class, Consisting of four boys and eight girls, under tho care of Miss Burwell, arrived on Thursday night and were greeted, with a crowded house at theTliealie last night every available seat being taken. , . The . entertain ment waa heartily enjoyed by the audience and the children ac quitted themselves handsomely. During an interim in the entertainment Grand Master Buibce appeared on the stage, thanked the people for thoir generous support of the Asylum, explaiued the work it is doing and urged them to con tinue to uphold it in its great and good work. United State District Court, Court convened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock when W. W. Clark, Esq., ar gued to the jury for the Government, the case of U. S. vs. John S. Munix and James U. Robinson for conspiracy to de fraud the Government. The jury, after being out a short time returned a ver dict of not guilty. This case excited more interest than any other tried at this term of the court, and the attorneys engaged in it nciju it led themselves well. Mr. Simmons, in conducting the case for the defense, ootn in bringiogout the testimony and presenting it to the jury, showed mark ed ability, legal apunien and argumen tative powers. Mr. Llark, in a full two hours speech, presented the case for the government in its strongest light. Ilis argument was exhaustive and pointed. tie thoroughly discussed every noint and presented it with creat force: so well did he perform his duty' for the (Joyernment that Mr. Robinson can con gratulate himself upon a verdict from twelve intelligent men the jury was an exceptionally good one after a most rigid and vigorous prosecution. Uourt took a recess until 3 o clock when tho following cases were dinDotel of: U. 8. vs. Jones II. Young, embezzle ment postoffice fund. Moore and Clarke tor the defendant: Attorney Busbee for the Government. The defendant put in a plea of insanity. Attorney Busbee did not think it would hold water; the jury agreed with him and brought in a verdict 01 guuty. U. S. vs. John Galloway, retailing without license. Moore & Clarke and D. L. Ward for defendant, Attorneys Bus bee & Bagley for the Government. Ver dict: Not guilty. U. 8. vs. Henry Felton, retailing without license. D. L. Ward for de fendant, Attorneys Busbee and Bagley tor the uovernment. upon the exami nation of the Government's witnesses Attorney Busbee said he would not ask for a verdict of guilty. Verdict of not guilty was entered. Ihe jurors were discharged for the term and court adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning. Kinston items. No klling frost yet. New river oysters have begun to come. - It is horrible to think of the number of bachelors and widowers that reside in Kjnston. Question for students of N. C. History: How long was North Carolina an inde pendent State? Is Kinston finished? We see that our carpenters and masons have plenty of time on their hands. Our ex-countyman, Mr. Frank Bar rett, reports, himself as doing well in his new home at Waco, Texas. There is a revival going on in the Knights of Honor here. Some new members are being gathered in. We- re very glad to see Postmaster Barrett out again, after being "under the weathef" a few days from chills;', 1 Mr. HenrV Archbell now has' Sheriff Sutton's incubator and will compete with the hens in the hatching business. A chapter of orphans from the Oxford Orphan Asylum gave an entertainment at Lof tin's Opera House on Wednesday night. Mr. Isaao Cheetnutt was elected editor of the Watch-Tower, at the late meeting of the N. O. Christian Convention at Rountree's Chapel. The peripatetic organ grinder has ap peared in our town. He is very impar tial hr kis serenades. , The small boy runs to him admires pays. , , a ., a 1 1 1 , it wouia oe wen ior inoee coiorea people who can afford the expense, to go to their State Fair at Raleigh and see what their race can do when it has a mind to do.- v . Would not a reduction in house rent cause several houses, now vacant, to be occupied V Is not half a loaf better than no - bread r Dome inducements should be offered to renters. . - Would it not be well for Lenoir county to hold a fair next year? No county in the State could show a greater variety of natural fertilizers. 'Energy, Industry and and a desire for more money would make our county rich. Richard L, Parrott, of Kinston, for merly one of the teachers of the Kinston colored Graded ' School, has been ap pointed one of the marshals of the col ored State Fair. This Fair will be held in Raleigh, beginning -Nov. Oth ud con tinuing one week. , i - : The hens, having retired from busi ness, on aocountot the moulting season,, desire it to be known that housekeepers must wait awhile for another supply of eggs, i But a few hens, who have post poned their sheddiDg till after, frost, will continue to place a few dozen on the market weekly 1 . ' : (.i.Tn-i-n ' - -v t '-t "'-r '- - I' V.fe.,vi CLIPPINGS. The crop of raisins' grown in California has increased from 1,000 boxes nineteen yoars ago to 400,000 the present season The. hot-water cure retains it popular ity in Hartford, where the Times of that city states it is more taken than any otner remedy. , 5 Dirty streets, unclean water, neglect ed sewers, and : anti-vaccination ideas are said to be the causes of the visitation of small-pox in Montreal. The amplication of the white of an eaa to a snake bite wound, saved the life of a little girl in St. John's county, Fla. She was bitten twice on the foot by a ground rattlesnake. Old Uncle Peter, who died in Clarke county, Ua., the other day, had lived with one family for sixty-one years. Although emancipated, he lived with his old master until the latter 's death. In Colusa county, Cal., about a year ago, a youth shot himself because young woman refused his offer of mar riage. The girl said he was a fool, but the boy recovered. The other day the girl committed suicide because the same boy refused to marry her. A St. Louis drug company recently received a package of aloes tied up in a monkey skin. A writer in a Western paper thiuks this method of packing rather rough on the monkeys, for it takes thirty or more of tho little fellows to furnish wrappings for a single hun dred weight of the drug. A locomotive driver who can point to forty years of uninterrupted service without a smglo accident is not a man to be mot with every day. Such a one is a iSiixon engine driver of the name of Heiize, who has just gono into retire ment. During his forty years of rail way riding, Henze has travelled a dis tunce of 253,347 geographical miles, or 1,1)00, lua kilometres in other words, a dintance equal to forty-seven journeys round ,tue earth. A dozen years ago an Antwerp tailor bought for a frano a dirty little picture which had belonged te an old doctor then recently deceased. The tailor hung the picture upon the wall, but did not think it worth the cost of cleaning, and nobody found it very attractive. A little while ago, however, an artist hap ponod to seo it, and induoed the owner to lend it to him to clean. No sooner was the first coat of dirt removed than there was seen in one of the corners the signature, "Pietro Paulo Rubens. 1614." The picture represents Christ blessing the world, and is said to be in excellent preservation. The tailor has already received several good offers for his pic ture, but he is waiting until a rich American comes along. It was not long ago that the doctors discovered the existence of muscular disease, due to the excessive strain of bycycle riding; and now they have given the name of tennis elbow tt a painful ailment which is sufficiently explained by its title. while playing, intense pain is suddenly felt in the right elbow. the arm drops to the side, and take or service is impossible for periods vary ing from six weeks to six month.s Such cases, it now appears, are very frequent. One sufferer ascribes it to rheumatism, and another found he had fractured a small bone. .The former tried rheumat ic medicine and the latter poultices, and both got well; but the majority of the patients find that rest is the best reme dy, and, indeed, the only remedy. A Scotch cobbler, described briefly as a notorious offender, has passed his life in a certain village without being con verted. The other day a Forfar magis trate sentonced him to a fine of half a crown or twenty-four hours' imprison ment. If he choee the latter be would be taken to the jail at Perth. The 00b- J bier communed with himself. "Then I'll goto Perth," he said. "I have business in the town, at any rate." An official conveyed him by train to Perth, but when the prisoner reached the jail he said that he would now pay the fine. The Governor found that he would have to take it. "And now," said the cob bler, "I want my fare home." The Governor demurred, made inquiries jind discovered that there was no alterna tive; the prisoner must be sent at the public expense to the place he had been brought from.' . Snatched from tbe Grave. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 331 Dayton St.. III., is now in her sixty-eighth year and states that she has suffered with Consumption for about ten years, was treated by nine physicians, all of them pronouncing her case hopeless. ..She had given up all hopes of ever recover ing. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption completely cured her. Doubting ones, please drop herva postal and satisfy yourselves. Sold by all druggists everywhere. ;;..' ' Notice to Marinera. . , Change of Characteristic of Cross Ledge (t - Lightv Delaware Bay. r . , Notice' Is hereby given that, on and after October 88, 1885, the characteris tic of the light shown at Cross Ledge Light-station, Delaware Bay,'. New Jer sey, will be changed. Instead of show ing, as heretofore, a flash every fifteen seconds without any period of fixed light, it will show a fixed light for one minute, followed by a flash every fifteen seconds during the next minute. . .1 ' - From N. N. W., through E., to S. E. by S. the light will be white; through out the remaining aro the 1 ght will be red.;;. s .'. . 11 .I., -.,f,rt - By order of the Lighthouse Board: - - ' - Stophkn C Rowan, " .. ' Vice-Admiral U. St Navy, Chm'n. v-' Bklc' Aralea galv. ' :' Thb Rest Salv ; in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,'1' Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores," Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and. positively cares piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. -v ., ..... t,sn dwi .1 KMPKBOB WHAtaM'S JjELldicjuS FAITH. 'Bebun, Oct: 871 Emperor William yesterday, visited the 'cathedral chapel to inspect, the new altar picture, the "Adoration of the Magi." Court Chap lain Kogel related to the Emperor the history of tb, picture, and Count von Arnim, President of the Synod , thanked his Majesty . for his continued favors. The Emperor, replying, eongratulated Chaplain Kogel upon his devotion to well doing. Continuing, he said: ''In these my latter days, I call heaven to witness that I have always considered religion tho only foundation on which depends everything, It is the highest possession of my people. DEPRESSION IN TOE CLYDE SMl'BL'ILDINU TRADE, Glasgow, Oct. 25. The shipbuilding trade on the Clyde is greatly depresuod, over 70 per cent, of the workmen boing unemployed. Soup kitchens have been opened to relieve tho sufferings of the poor. EXPERIENCES WITH IMPORTED LABOR, RANDOIPH, N. Y. Oct. 27. Under promise of work on the Jamestown rail road, eighty Hungarian on the water works struck today and demanded their wages. Time-keeper Bloom, refusing to settle, was attacked, and fled for hii life. The police were called and quelled the riot. The men will return to work. TO BE SHOT FOR MURDER Muscogee, I. T., Oct. 27. The death warrant of Anderson Burros has been signed and delivered to Sheriff Hare of Lehigh, who will see that he is shot on Friday, Nov. 6, at Pushmatah Court House, Cherokee Nation. Burrea mur dered his wife. MINISTKR CURRY ENTERTAINED Washington, Oct. 27. Mr. Curry, the newly appointed Minister to Spam, and his wife were entertained at dinner to night by his predecessor, Gen. John W. Foster. Among the other guests were Secretary Bayard, Chief Justice Waite, and the Spanish Minister' SUDDEN DEATH TOP GEN. GEORGE IS. MC- CLELLAN FROM NKURALOIA OF THE HEART. Newark, N. J., Oct. 29. Gen. George B. MoClellan died suddenly shortly after midnight Jast night, from neural gia of the heart. He returned home about six weeks ago from his trip West, with his family and had been under the oare of a physician for about two weeks. Nothing serious was expected until yes terday, when he became worse. He died suddenly by his family, at St. Cloud, Orange Mountain, where he bad lived for about twenty years. Invita tions had been issued for a reception this evening. Gen. MoClellan s summer home, erected after the war, was on the sum mit of Orange Mountain, next to that of his father-in-law, Gen. Marcy. The whole community was shocked by the news of his death. Flags are Hying at half-mast, and the Grand Army Post has called a meeting to express their sorrow and offer a body guard for the remains. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made. Gen. McClellan was an elder in the f resby terian church. THE CASTING OF EHE 54-TON GUN A FAIL URE. Boston, Oct. 29. The casting of the 54-ton gun at the South Boston Iron works was a failure. The men upon stripping the mould from the gun found that owng to Unequal cooling, caused by the core having given away on one side during the process , of casting, it cracked open, destroying the gun, which will nave to be recast. The core arbor will either be repaired' or a new one made. A 80,000 B&AJ2& Irf riXOTFOBD, CONN. HlRTWBlM-'Oct. 29;-Fire was dis covered about 4.20 this morning in the saloon of Patrick Mayer, at New Hart ford, . and spread rapidly until eight buildings were destroyed". The loss will be between 850,000 end $60,000, and is only partially covered by insur ance. ... Chicago, Oct. 29. Fire in tbe Dale House at Hattoon, Ills., oauped a slight damage to the hotel, but the stock of books in the basement, among which were the entire city records, was de stroyed. " j ' Jreer Give Up. If you are suffering with low and de pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disordered blood, weak consti tution,., headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. ' Tou will be surprised to see the rapid improvement that will follow; you will be", Inspired witn new are; strengtn ana activity will return; pain and misery will cease. and henceforth: you will rejoice in the praise of Eleetrio Bitters. Bold at fifty oenta a bottle by all druggists. Frightful Catarrh. PIECES OP BONE. For four years I have been afflicted with a very troublesome catarrh of the head. So terrible has its nature been that when I blew my nose small pieces of bone would frequently come out of my mouth and nose. The discharge was copious, ana at times exceedingly offensive-; My blood became so impure that my general health was greatly im paired, with poor appetite and worse digestion. Numerous medicines were used with out relief, until I began the use of B. B. B., anJ three bottles acted almost like magic. Since their use not a symptom has returned, and I feel in every way unite restored to health. I am an old citisen or Atlanta, and refer to almost any one living on Butler street, and more particularly to Dr. I M Giuam, who knows of .Hiy"casef'jr t .mH& 'EUZABETli KNOTT. For tale wholesale and retail by R. N. Duffy. Cash tn acoompany the erdr. In this city, on Thursday! QcL?9. 1885, at 8 o'clock, p. m., at his late resi dence, on Pollock street, David W, Scott, in the lst Tear of his age, - i -. COMMEKCIAL. Journal Office, Oct. 30, 5 P. M. COTTON. 4 tlEW York. October 80.-3:11 P. M. Futures closed steady. Sales of 134,400 bales. October, November, December, 0.41 April, 9.80 9.38 May, 9.97 9.43 June, 10.08 9.52 July, 10.17 9.03 August, 10.25 9.74 September. Jar-ilry, February, March, Spots steady; Middling; 9 8 4; Middling 0 3-8; Ordinary 8 8-4. Low New Berne market quiet. Sales of 227 bales at 8 to 8.00 Middling 9; Low Middling 8 5-8; Ordinary 6. DOMESTIC ISAHKRr. Seed cotton ?3. 00. Cotton Seed 810.00. Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals., 85c. Tubpenttoe Hard. J1.00; dip, tl.75 Tab 75c.a81.25. Corn 55a70c. Rice 80a90c. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c. Country Hams 12c. per lb. " Lard 10c. per lb. Eggs 17c. per dozen. Fresh Pork 6c. per pound. Peanuts 50c. per bushel. Fodder 75o.a$l. 00 per hundred. Onions 83.50 per barrel. Field Peas 60a75c. Hides Dry, 10c. ; green 5c. Apples 30a00c. per bushel. Pears $75c. per bushel. Tallow 5c. per lb. Uhickens Urown, 40a50c. ; Hpring 25a40c. Meal 80c. per buahol. Oats 40 cts. per bushel. Ttjbntpb 50c. per bushel. Wool 10al6o. per pound. Potatoes Sweet. 25a40c. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork 810.25. Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 5c, prime, 6c. C R. and L. C 6ic. Flour 84.00a6.50. Lard 7ic. by the tierce. Nails Basis 10's,83 00. Sugar Granulated, 7ic Salt 90c.a81.00 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. Powder 85.00. Shot 81.60. Kerosene 10c Wanted Immediately,! TWO HUNDRED DOZEN TKLtMT HAM- MK11S In good plumngo, by CLARKE k MO$aVt (it their Bliop, corner of Sh Hront and Change Btroets. ' S4 dSwlt Ho For Trenton! WM. MCDANIEL WILL HAVS A HACK at CORK CREEK STATION no MONDAY MOKNINUfoi- the purpose of laktS lawyers nd others to Trenton Court.. 81 2t For Rent, A ;XKW AND COMFORTABLE HOUSE, soutaiuliiK live rooms, on Short street. Apply to OEO. FI8HKH, oc2l list On ilroad street. The Vay to Save Money -IS TO- Taylor & Smith's STORE, WHERE THEY ARE DE TERMINED TO Sell Goods as Low as the Lowest, And Guarantee Satisfaction As to Quality. GOOIS arriving on every Steamer, and n FULL STOCK always on hand, consisting of EVERYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS STORE. It' you don't see wltut you want, ask for it; we have it. Middle St., below South Front sepu c.wura GRAND OPENING MRS. M. D. DEWEY'S . , WELL SELECTED STOCK OF tLr&WINTER y t Millinery Goods, Thursday, OcfcS;r 22. 4 Bar stock of Klbbans, VelVeta. Pluahes, Crepes, Birds, gilka, Ornaments, Xrlmmlnga, to., is very lanre,- bonght low, and will be soM OORRi8PkfllDINULY LOW'.' A Large Stock ' of HAXONY, QKSMAN. TOWN and WOOLS.' . Her friends and customers art cordial ty la. Tiled to call and examine ber Block. . -!' K Villi J-? ... -I'S''' 4, c. KTIf EKIDCE, whitp rntPRincp j?. rn ......... b imiuuKa .J"'! Cotton Factors and Coamissin Merchants 1IO Water Street, Norfolk,' Va. '1'ATOEH and Country Products. Kaferem-en: K. W.Bell 4 Son. Ilartowe Car teret Co.. N. C ; K. K. Hnrgpt A Co.. Sllverdak-. Onslow Co.. N.C.; J. W. lieplit.rd. I'oilockn vtlle, Joiu-h Co., N. C ; Ali-xauder A Wuodley CresBWell, N. u ; ,J.,m -Juvniw, South Mill' N. C: Marine bank. .Norfolk, Va.; Major Win' H. Ktherldtje, Norfolk Co.. Va.: i. ii Iven" Norfolk Co.. Va.;T.P. Hall, C.-ii Jock, N. C : T ttklnn. r. lU-rtiorrt. N. C : Wlhlame Hro Norfolk, Va.: B. it. WJjiu. i;ro . Norfolk. Va- ul2Mdwly L. J. Taylor HAS OPKNKD A WHOLESALE i CANDY MANUFACTORY At Ills ilore In tlie FKO(; rONH,' thnuetin. ployed a Uuiily Maker who TFfVlllOt'GIll.Y UNDERSTANDS THE Jtl'KIN 1XH I pay es oecial atttMi i inn t, 1 1,. i- i ; . " wjc i nun.'. Candy guaranteed uot Ui be exct lledt'tlhcr in I have a (treat vark-ry ,i Penny ( !h)h. Persons who linn.ll.. P..k.,, n. i.i well to call on mu buiure jmrchuriiiig clsf- For the ronvenlenre of Monliantfl II J Lovick win itown Bt i . ' ' nianufaetnre of Stick Cantty nt factory irl i s Candy intulr to order when desired. hM) d im I ASSERT, Without I hp frnrnf aitn.nuir.il .. . .n.: . that the Choicest ami Kinem Lot of Foreign and DomeHllv CIKnr cuu b; found hi Palmer'! Phoenix (ls.r anil Tobn.to Store. Mini wnu ov...- I.. ....... i.. i..... . r . ... .. ...... ...t.urtm, uuu.xjw Jinilf. CluaiH, of nil grades and quality, from tlnvt- ... ... ......,-N,B ltuw oui-ii. iioitHule or Itetall. If nnv in-. 1.. .i....i.t t .i.i.. .. . . , J --- ... mm. ( niiir lino ;oand heconviiuud. ihe proof of (lie mid r, j niiui. , m, Wfil. llllll 1M1, PALMKR'8, ext to Wulliiau'8 corner slii t. .SouUi Krout and Middle hIh.. XHW IIKKNK, N. C. For Rent, DWKM.INC HOrBK ON i:.ST SIDK I K Metculf Bln-et. Iictwini t Ilroad un.l N.. Kiroota. Applyto ocl'f I'. C. HOUKKTH. BROKE AHD BUSTED ! PIG0TT & HAEEELL Havfi Just BROKE INTO tho New York iliIls anil juirehiibed A LAlJGi: AND VARIED STOCK OF GOODS! And are determined thai High Prices Shall Be Busted! oril STOCK CONSISTS H-' DrV Goods. Rrnp.arina Fnnto Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Tin ware, Wooden Ware and Wil low ware. we hftvc PV'"rJ "" usually kept In iJ.'T llul sK. i WHOLKHAI.K .ND Kfcl AIL, which we arc deteniilned to Bll As Cheap as the Cheapest. Call and examine OUT HtOPlr Aiiil enn vlnin yonraelves a8 U the Ounlitv &n.i ph..... ... our Goods, and remember, we euarantee s:it Is.'action in every instanco, or refund the money. Hides. Wax, Honey, etc., taken in exchance for Hoods. It will pay you to give us a trial. M. ConBicnmeuiB ot (Jottou and Country Produce solicited. Store in Old Market Site, 3 Doors from Dock ocS SEW BKRMC. p. c. .Iw3iu House Keepers ! If You Ar? Going to HOUSE KEI3PINO, CM TO L. II. CUTLER'S AND GET A Dinner Set, 125 Pieces, Tea Set, 44 Pieces, Chamber Set, 10 Pieces, Fine Toilet Sets, AND EVERYTHING IN House Furnishing Goods Line 26 . and 28 Middle Street, NEWllEBNE. N. C ' BRICK FURNISHED, AND BRICK WORK OF ANY KIND DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. ' ; CUterni.Plasterins, Plain rind Ornamental Patching, White wash ing, and HeraodcllriK of any kind a (specialty. , Plain and Docoratlve Kalsomiulng doo,e in the best style. , . ( ' ' Mr. Q. B. Anderson, onr Pordrnan. hvir. thirty years' experience, flatter himself mat no can suit yon all. Tlas permanently located In New Berne, PEACOCK & HERBING. , , . ocisdir .. . ; ' 1 ". - -r. Cat)t; Samv B.' Waters : - Akin, ' !" DtiFFV'S PtRB MAIT WIUSKBjijt,, Uti Crib.tn's "HoaUotUav Pnrt Rys." At his old Stand oo Mlduls strecti ! t " solidly NsvrfBvnte, rjfki A FINEi0flAN0E: :i For;:a gobrrarmersi OR LKAHK HKH FARM OF lHHUM DKE1) AOKKS, cleared land, three asd halt miles from New Berne. Han every facility tor composting onthotahd. wilr. iiwi fc" Can be seen forlhe present at ber firm. tlt)I ' 1;jr.iti ocjdlm "'A'frt J.B.WHITE, Currituck, N. (J. tiv, V
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