North Carolina Newspapers

r t ,4-,. ...AO -i ::;:N0. 207. 'I 1 I' r'V'l'l'T ''!!! "- 11 1 ' " 11 1 Ill .(.V.l. u r v,J" LOCAL TOYS. joaraainisUatwre Alaaaes .' ' New Berne, laUtuds,: 85rHorth.v' ,.JpnKitudo,,77Q8' WesWv Sun rtaes,6:5Q length, of day t Sun sets, 4:47 I 9 hours, 8 minutes.., Moon rises at 11:50 p. m.' i '' -' " '. BUSINESS LOCALS. : Good work. Goq1 Fit ; of no. -2fiftei, ' -V. I V --" - BUBTTTB.: -. ." ' " N. H. Bennett, representing Wm Knabe & Co., of Baltimore, arrived last ., , night and; is stopping: at tho: Gaston ,,,((.11 d.. ; Hqttse.' jHa will-ramaiu in the city for , ':ijC!lJBj"day or"fwb and parties contemplating sui'4 t .''purchasing a first clasS, piano will VTD tflWslltdcalLaata.in.' 1 " V 43 - at Or EL fltOTra's;" - 8iPtsa and price goods at V i? t BKiTiNQ BiM-fOpen every njgnt dur. v ftig the week. Special lad iea nights, Thursdays. Skates furnished at usual rates and good order will be maintained. Jas. W,,Watk$s. 'I:, r a 1. 1 j nAMA'ijii.a ha. vjaoviL,u a.-. . Orders for graining, Jreeco and sign painting, can be left w ith Bell the . v , Jeweler, v .18 10t JOhnBousbv X4 1 TT 'iSsCiri piadio; order and guaranteed XJ flitN. M. QASKILL'B. Kw,f Sl ; I f All whp kave tried ouv lOo. hams say " i ley are as good u any in market -. HUHFHREY & HOWAKD. Sujriv OOU(conTens tomorVew. he countr oomniifflloners will bo In sessien tomorrow. . . r . v giiBegulaV.JOditbg of theSontity board ' ..i of ojn(o(Di2rojr 0. a ' ' The steamer AettfeBJ 'IVJ. f Beau- . iprt, arriveyeseraayf , 'y. The'scnopner'nnie k J3a, Capt. Queen, inor fron New York, with a cargo oinospnates. ( dT erenina:.: juaee nenara wut hpldcourt at Washington this week, .f tbe ob l&C1! Christittn Associa; 03$ )p9T"iato their new rooms ystcr- day and will, hold , their services there . tolay for the first time- , . v $ s , Aierere.blow'on thecoBjtafwdays ago drove the oystermen oil the rocks, ? opnseijuently u f oif oysters ha ve been t buSiW P '0I Js"& x ' 7 The Custom House in this city was appropriatelrape yesterday in rt spect to.th Jnemory of the decease county market yesterday. He disposed of them for . Vlce-PresidenQendricks.( 8fBr. JTonesbi., f ; Carteret ha fwa flae -watermelons in ; twenty-five oenta. each, a 'good price ' considering the weather. fj .. '" ''l ' A colored man stepped into Patter son's shoe store yesterday and asked, for ' ; pair of .Ko, 8 shoes. . He was shown them, but they were no go, he tried a size' larger but' still ho go'.) He finally took his departure in a trim' fit Of hum- We publish today the calendar for the B '(oIy docket in the Superior Court which' will not be reached .before the 'second n'we'ekof 'conrtV' Tnere are lone hundred and, thirty-dire bases, making' over twenty cases per day for the week. Par ties ap BOtfiednot to ttefii b'eipre the day taffltck the" cases In Twbic they are ihtrBte'd are lfed.-f"''". . " fWedeslre to call the attentionof the publio at. large and of the Younjf Men's (ThrUtinAnooiatiofi particularly- to the facS that the Rev. Mj. Shields Will de liver a sermon "tonight afc ,7t o'clock at r the'EpiBc6ps4fihuxch toyouag,meaand v it is hoped that hot only the association, but jMl. those who desir- the-ad ranee- ""me nt ofChristianity.will attend upon that jteeasioru Seats4wiU ke iroided James A. Bryan, Esqtrand wife, have reraadjfrom Nev Votki' ; v Jsdge bUHpsj arrived last nigtt "and w ,wilt open the Super tor Court torn of row; V &ifr, ty.H Bennett, representing Wn .' "inab'e & (jo1.! of Baltimorprawived last "n'.iit ana' is stopping as wo uwu ,-. 'iv4Sii i. ATltuklbT the Band. ' set t JTew Berne Jffli had various1 kinds of c in usio lately t3fe.f. a4' jorgan Jgrmder, pext a email band of horn bloers,then 1 ' came a man and woman haaHng aroond in a cart a large and bulky instrument J which was turned tfA ran. Ana the music produced was the imitation of a pistO an 'tre .Uy.good' though a young pma w!i l-i to say .that ther was one 'great at cieoy telnckingof a pretty lady v "" 'J ' 1 ji3 ofauic ' was t! ,i if t j uac3 and he seemed w Lo aLj band wiiMn him-" self; tP8tin two drums, a pair or r,..i i i ' - ' l ' j f, ringir-T ,d .. t . i a- i,- i was ail wi.i Lve to 6i-d ihe small f 8 1 J wt4 toy, 'Jjo' for a epni 11 t' iilil fare when a umi' finds tloiself in tl i r"' "tl - ' Toy of BPT-"-'' -a,-but l.ih, stn.lLei heart and courage .1 rinr"9 a bott;o oc t..iva- f8t cure on earth for t. naadaoBtely DrapeA. 3rS The AtlanJiQ' lire Engine Company dricks suspended in front of their hall dr'afied in solemn mourning at the death of that distiuguiahed gentleman. '' v. It is the same portrait that h Used in the late campaign and shows the ut- ccrtainty of human affairs. ( ' . ri H lr? 1 .; r ' ' Mnrltj'ttt NkUonalBank Prpolla, -i After giving our views on ' Mr. Flan- nagaq's paper,, which will be found on the aecoud psg4 of this' issue, .we ucalleil on several of our business men for their views. ' Not having seen the paper they wre unprepared fo say , whether or not they . approve .it,, but they1 generally agree that there should be security for the depositors in National Banks as well as for the note holderr. How this should be done, but -few have any Bug gostiona' to -make It is a- matter of some importance Ho New Berne and every, other town where there is a National Dank, and we would like to give the views of - those .whoi have ex amined Mr. Fiannagan's proposition. Cburch Ssrvlo T-By. Presbyterian Church Services today by the Pastor ,Rav. IrC. V ass; at 11 a m Snd 4 p. m. Sabbath school at 9i a. m. The public are cordially ' Invited to at tend.'- "" . Christ Church V. W. Shields,Ractor. 12th Sunday in Advent. Holy Commx j)(on at 8 A.m.; other services at 11 a. m. and 7:80 pf m. Sunday ochool at 4 p. m. The public are always invitod to attend the services of this church. Baptist Church Rev. C. A. Jenkens, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school at S p. m., B. M- Gates, Supt. Seats free and the public are always cordially invited to attend these services. Services at St.StephenV Chapel (col) Queen street, Sunday morning at 11 o clock a. m. and o o clock, p. m.. by the patsor, Rev. A. J Marshall, Sab bath school at 9 o'clock U. A West, Superintendent. " WvC.,Gti65a, clerk. ; Young Men's .Christian Association Prayer meeting this afternoon in their new rooms on Middle Street, opposite the Baptist church at 5 o'clock. Sub ject: , "Christian Righteousness" Jer. '.43:8 Leader, JJr. J. U. Ularfe. This will be the first meeting in our now rooms and a targ attendanoa is de sired. The members of this association are reauested to 'meet a their room at 7 o'clock this evening to prooeed to the Episcopal church. An address will be delivered them by Rev. Mr. Shield;. Turn the Rasealo Oat. We believe , the Democratic party is now ? responsible for the manner in which the affairs of the Cover nment are administered, and, believing this, we think some Republican' who is holding a good, nice, fat office, should be turned out and a good, honest, hardworking Democrat like "D.' R. Walker" put in his placed We cheerfully give place to the following notice of this genial gen tleman by the.Kiiistoa 'Jfemizer: News come ;frora .'Washington that Capt. W, W. Garraway the "Me Too" of the Raleigh Aeuu-Observer, will soon bloom forth as a big sunflower. The Captain was born at Montioello, Lenoir county, on Sunday morning; April 15th, 1838, of pious and wealthy Baptist (par ents. ' He was edudated, chiefly- at the University of Virginia: though he I was employed -a1 short time at Oaks, N. C, "grubbing stumps" for the late William J. Bingham, North Caro lina's most successful teacher and edu cator. Having Inherited from bis pa rents a" large property in slaves and real estate he was, before the war, a gentle man of leisure and pleasure. On the breaking out of hostilities between the States, he organized a mounted company and ' joined the 8rd Regiment Col. Baker's North Carolina Cavalry, j He served, in that regiment, with great gal lantry, throughout the war and grace fully euocumbed to its results. The war freed his slaves and eo encumbored 'his real estate as to leave him in the condi tion of JWs proverbial turkeys He has boon married twice, each time marry ing the daughters of E.B. Hillian of Nash county, and has a very large crop of boys and girls-. He has never held any salaried public office. L For the past six or seven years he has been' engaged by the Raleigh. Seivs and Observer as its traveling: correspondent and 'soliciting agent, ilia service to his party rn. this State, has' been long-continued, labor!. ouS and productive of ' much good.'. He deserves well of the victorious! Democ racy and a kindly consideration- at the hands of the "powers that b" would be rightly placed and. duly appreciated by. his maVy friends, throughout' the State. " ; :.:t,ri,-.S fttr ,?';!X)1" . isni'i ' Beats The', CiTil-Serrice t'ommir ion. 4 Dr. W. H. Barker, the thoroughly pos ted phrenologist of Swansboro, has bea lecturing this week at the Opera House, to large and well pleased audience. His deliniatioh of character, as read ,by head bumpy is sstonishingly true and very amusing. If .President Cleveland wiihes to avoid an mistakes ra ms ap pointments, he ought to get the Doctor to Examine the heads of all applicants ' for office. He beats the Civil-service Commission.- Ktnsfpft Itefhier. ? . CARD. O To nil wl'd re' suffering from the er rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous -eam i ?, early decay, loss tf manhood, otc, 1 will send a recipe that will cure rou,' mES-Of -CHARGE This great remedy was discqvered by a missionary in . n America; Send a self-addressed Prr .m, ti the Fev. Joseph' T. Isman, iStw,. -4 D, Hew York City. : : 'J Th Bavanaah CoBventlaJ "Two hundred delegates attended the Harbor Convention which assembled at Savannah on Tuesday last. They . went straight to work in a buc iness-like maa ner and adopted a aeries of j eiolutons that will result in good.; The committee on Information submitted a report from which we make the following extract: 9 A careful examination of khe' records show: that the North Atlantio Btatee, Maine to Maryland inclusive, have re ceived for appropriations fori riven and harbors np to and including the year 1881 the sum of $24,410; the four States, Uhio, Wisconsin.' Illinois and Michigan, 818,431,000; the South Atlantio Btatee, Virginia to Florida inclusive, $7,268,000. We do not complain at the liberal aid which these . highly 1 favored and prosperous States, have received! we rejoice at the great pros- f etity, wealth and increase of pepula ion which? they enjoy as results of. this' wise ano? generous treatment tney nave received from the government. ' We do not believe the government is indifferent or inimical to us, and our Interests.. Proper efforts will a tain for us the recognition and aid given to other sections. Our lack of success will sun ply be a reproach to us. " ' from this portion of the report our people will see the necessity fororgant zation and concert of action. Our city was represented in the Convention by Col: John D. Wbitford, who was on the committee on resolutions. Morehead City was represented by Dr.- M, F. Arendel, who was also on the commit tee on resolutions, and J. J. Royal. The Convention was presided over by Hon. N. J. Hammond of Georgia, and adjourned subject to his call. ' Wil mington invited the next session to be held in that city. Kins ton Items. The boy hunters had scant luck on tln late holiday. Market produco brings very good prices now in Kinston. Mr. Mendenhall, of Guilford , lectured Thursday night on temperance. Cotton has commenced coming in again in considerable quantities. There were services at the Baptist and at the Episcopal churches on Thursday We thick there will bo a greater" diversity of crops next year, in Lenoir, than ever before. The Thanksgiving fox chase ended a a "water haul." Reynard took to' thi river and saved his "bush." Dr. H. D. Harper went to La Grange rriday night to ass st in some interest ing exercises in the K. of H. Lodge there. , , ;; ; We noticed, last Saturday, much "cot ton yet in the fields. It seems to have not matured, for it sticks close in the bolls. The turnip orop this season seems fine in all parts of the State. Lenoir keeps up, with monster products in that line. Mr. James H. Rouse presented us last week with an immense group of sweet potatoes, all from one hill. The bunch would fill a peck measure. The marriage fever has broken out afresh, after a long interval; and many couples are to be made happy in our vi cinity during the next thirty days. We hear of a good thing ahead for one of our cotton buyers. Well, John Is a good fellow and we hope he may make his new business yery prosperous. . The case of Lof tin vs. Eoftin hasos cupied the time of the court for three days, and at the time of this writing (Friday 4 p. m.) has not been Omened. ' The old three-story . house near the depot, formerly the property of Walter Dunn, deceased, is being altered for the purpose of being utilized as a carriage shpp.-j.U .vi -' "J We agree with the News and Obser ver, when it rejoices oyer the declina tion by Mr. A. Leaser of a position in the Treasury Department in Washing ton. We want him here. " "M: 3 ; We find that much cotton is still held for a higher pries. Better sell now and use the money. , Prompt payment is al most twice payment. Let go your cot ton,, friends, and set the-, money afloat. Mr. E. F. Cox has trimmed his elms a little-closer than Mr N. D.1 Myers trimmed his, for he has cut off his elms in the ground , and replaced thorn with water-oaks; a very decided improve ment,,,,,, u t:. frii-.M"''- ly , ; .Mr.i Walter Edmond and family ar rived on Tuesday night to spend the winter. Their ' many friends welcome them here again, anticipating much pleasure at the renewal of former friend ships'1 - -" :" .- -'-r -in, The; next meeting of the Lenoir Co. Teachers' Association mee.ta in Kinston College on Saturday, the 6th Deo." The prinoipal subject for discussion Iu "What is the extent of a teacher's au thority out of SChOOlVVy; J:Q jia-.&M ! f fir. Barker has been leoturing here in the opera house since Tuesday-night, On phrenology.;'. west tsarser. aoes not know about phrenology is hardly worth knowing.MHe:is a shrewd observer of human nature and 4 knows all its frail ties. . .- " " '. v..' - Maior Finger's address .before the Colored Teachers' Association recently. at Raleigh, was banded tie a few days ago by the orator.) It is one of the most sensible of all the addresses which hare beettQ delivered to the eoloiedi people. Not only every colored teacher, but every colored man Bnd woman who oaa read In the State should read it. It will da white- mn good to- rssd iK T Oor State Saperrntendent ts doing good work for the educational, interest. 4ot State, in many dif eetioes. J J Ll ' I i "?''. ':' Coal' pit .or Petroleum, ntsy barry niee' for illuminating lor hibrkjaHg purpo8e8,but Surely it is not the proper thing to cure a cough with. Dr Bull's CoiT-'t 8ymp is looked upon as 'the pUndars Couh remedy.i V; . i - ' Calendar CrsTta Superior Court, ) Parties and1 witnesses are notified that they wilt not be required to attend be fore the day on which tbeoaae ia which they are interested is set for trial,,. . 'VionpAer ph."' iv. uuueyTB. vuiiy. t , - 88. Clark vs.'Oongdori. . 87, Hardee vs. ChurohilL 41. Taylor and wife vs. Lane el ai. 48.' Pate vs. Forrest. ' 48. . Carpenter vs. Boone. 59. ' Bryan vs. Bryan . , W. '-Wiggins W. Wiggins. , 8?U Pate vs. Perkins." ' 96. Jackson vs. Williams. 103. 'Frank&Adtervs.Stalling&Kinsey CorbiUVh. Jone. 181, Small vs..Bembry. . 5 . v . , , 183. KeyS vs. O. D. S. S. Co.. 1 124. Moore vs. O. D. S. S. Co. 127- Williams, ve, O, D.S. S. Co. 2fl.' Moore vs. O. D. S. S- Co. 131; Sparrow vs; O: D. 8. S. Co. 133. Hobbs vs. 0. 1. 8. a Co. 138. , Latham vs. jatham. Tuesday; December 8th. 4. 10. 12. 15. S. T. Jones Vs1. A. & N. C. R. R. Co. Black vs. Cohen, 11 Keys vs. Keys. 1 Buistvs. Berry. Clarke vs. Brinsoni ' Sultan vs. Stimson. White ys. Griffin. Bell vs. Hooker et als: ! 20. 26. 82. 40. 49. Boykin Carmer & Co. vs. J. C. Whitty. , 63. Sonnebone vs. Hand. 57. Green vs. Dudley. . . 0. Williams vs. Williams. 67. Barrington vs. Chance. 69. Mills vs, M: N. C. R. R.Co. 78. ' Becton vs, Ipock. . TO; Becton VS; Ipock. 80. Williams vs.. W. U. T. Co. 90. Foy vs. T. River Trans. Co. 95.' Rouse vs. Griffin. 119S '"Harrison" vs.' Bray". zs. jaamsony Administrator of Brim, ''. vs. Smith et als. 125. -Wieholas vs. O. D. S. S..Cp, 126. Bryant vs. O. D. S. S. Co. ' 128. Elliott vs. O. D. S. S. Co. 130. Moore vs. O: D. S. 8. Ca. 132. Perry vs. O. D. S. S. Co. Wednesday, December 9th james.CAvBryan- and wife vs. , - Waflhipgton Spivey et als. , 7. Bahgert ysr Hudson.. -j8lt"Mote:ti.rAlite N. iX Bi R. Co. 29,. KiUebrew vs. Huegins. 35. Frazzle & wife vs. Wads worth als 83. Reynolds Bros. VB.M.N.C.R.R. Co. 48: "Claffih t. Perry. BO: Congden Son vs. Shaw. 62. Wilson vs. Wilson 66. Cohed vs. Smith. L'71vMoore ye. Roddick, vr. !74. -Hardiioa vs. a. & P. 8, -T. Co. 84. Daniels vs. Toler. 87. Robinson vs. Vyne. , 9UMallison vtf. Gteen. 99. Cuthbert vs. Heath. 104. Tilings vs. Hobh. 108.; iUebrew vs. Barne?. 111. Adams vs. Adams. , 116; Hahij vs.' Taylor & Lane. 135. Grist Tobacco Co. vs. Maco et at. 189. Scott vs. Richardson. 141. M6rris vs., Morris. Thursday, December 10th. 8. Willis vs. Winfleld et al. ,16. Cohen va. Woodhurst. . aa.-StimsonvB.'Mallett.' " 30. Smallwood vs. A. & N. C. R. R. Co. 86. Cohen vs. N. & T. Steamboat Co. 52. Sultan vs. Stimson. 54. Yeomans vs. Hahn. 58. Lewis,vs. Lewis. , Z it? 9iokai v. 9aAkaons r' 65.- Moore vs. Moofe. 68. Cohen vs. Cohen. fc 73. Edwards vs. Bryant. 77. Sultan, varHutsler. 81f Mprricva, Bill." 88. Cuthbert vs. N. and T. S. T. Co. 89 Kornegay.vs. F. and M, S. T. Co. 92; . Busaell vi Cash well.- 98 Harvev VavTavlc lQ5.'"Wiins vs. Hahn. " 136. Stimson vs. Colligan. 187, Moore va A4 & N. O. R. R. Co. 140.-Salon e vB.'Satone. 100. , Morris V8f Dawson. 142.' Fisher & "Lee vs. 'Crescent Ins. Co. 8. Wm. Asher vs. M. E. Whitehurst! LI.JosCpk Clark vs. Aintnda Clarki f vfcVehkiiirvB. Jenkins.' 11. Johnson ys. Pate.. - r , , -ft 81. Boyl.SJdm8Dii-'' ! 42. Pate vs. Guthrie. 44. Kfkg Vf-Roxintree et als. 47.Pattersott v. Patterson. ' 51. Cohen vs. Cox. ,A , .. , '.n 56. Stanly vfcStBidyjr 9 W iii 1 64. Moore vs. Moore. 72. Johnson vs. Pate. ' . 75. Gardner, ys. Nelson ef q, ,oiJ . Mi Gardner VS.' Nelson et al. . 85.)Allenv Toy. l'u - i 94. Powell vs. White. s , ; ! 108; Whldbee vK' Whidbee. ' " 107 Dougherty; va,Woeda.' 4 H " 118. Lee vs. Palmer. s . i . rS ; p : . 117. Boeeservs. Kilburn. ' ' 1 ". i 118. Boeaser vs.Kilbanh Ji 119. Guthrie vs. Kilburn. , ; . . . . . 120; BoesserVs. Kilburn-" U C. WVUUle M al m a. TV JeTklns 13. Hinesys. Justice. , j: 18. Carter vs. Carter. r; i S3. Congdon vs. W. N.C Insane Asylum 84. Cuthbert vs. F. & M. Steamboat Co. 89. City of Newborn ys.,iroodruff. i 45. Qrei sonvll - 88. Barnes St L. Co. vs. Bowden., 93. Stoke vsi Cause waviK-H r.n 1 )U -Musket v. Credits 4 4m ChaseKJCiase.iroi ,8t Mn 109. BangertysBofelHolcU IWi BcottvsVTerry."" . Aji 1 14; BrfteviLstoWeirD'E 3rtJ. 19, 1 63. Bu8. Maddox Go. WiFoaOB KBatl 17. Prescott vs. Davis.' ow i 24. Askins vs. Willis. , v '1 25. Askins vs. Willie. . . , ' , I 65. Bass vs. Bass, " :"t . . list of Letters Remaining in the Postoffice at New Berne, Craven county, N C, Nov, 22d, 1885. Bryan, Jeannettie; Browp. Louisia. Oufflngton, J. D. ' Dawson, John H. i ,- . Frank, Corutta.' ! Gatlin, Brittle. S Hook, Rev. J.; Hill, Laura.; Hines, Rev, .Wright. U.orge, R. Jones, Lottie, E. ; Jones, Harriet; Jarvis, Frank, pare of Pava Wilson. Ise, Benjamin.' j Kornegay, Brioe W. i Lathan. Fannie, ' Spuill, Mary, care of Johnie Hospital Stanly, Eddie. Whitoomb, A. H.; Whitford David. . Persons calling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date pf list. ., M. MamlV, P. M The Way they Call it in the Federal Court. . Sheriff Sutton's SandhiUer, Tom Daugherty, enlivened the 'cotirt room last week with his quaint, but original imitations of Solicitor 'Allen. "Come into court, come into court," called out the Solicitor, "or you will forfeit your recognizance." "Come into court, come into court," shouted back in stentorian tones, the crier, "or you will forfeit your "sirconsance. " Ihe courtroom tilling with laughter, the amazed crier sneeringly grumbled, "you needn't laugh that's the way sberill Mutton told me to call it, and heknowsasmuch aoout it as anybody. The Sheriff deny ing the "soft impeachment." the crier fell back on U. S- Marshal Rhodes, who had instructed him that was the way they called it in the Federal Court. It is needless to say Tom Daugherty is a court crier eighteen carat solid. Kin ston Itemizer. Beware of Them. A good article that has achieved suc cess, and attained a world-wide reputa tion by its true merits and wonderful results, is always imitated. Suoh is the case with Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Al ready unprincipled parties are endeav oring to delude an unsuspecting public, by olfering imitations of this most for tunate discovery. Do not be deceived, but insist pn having the true remedy, and take no other. For sale by all reli able druggists everywhere. COMMEKCIAL. Journal Office, Nov. 28, 6 P. M. COTTON. New York, November 23. 2;09 p. m. Futures closed steady. Sales of 47,800 bales November, December, January, February, March, 9.41 9.43 9.55 9.66 9.79 May, June, July, . August, September, 9.99 10.10 10.19 10.27 April, 9.89 October. SnflfS Htpnilv 'MiAAUrxn 0 7.1 A- Tim Middling 9 8-16; Good Ordinary 8 7-16. New Berne market steady. Sales of 79 bales llfc Hi tn 0. Haloa fnr the -moolr 1,084 bales, against 1,086 same week last year. Middling 9; Low Middling 8 3-8; Good Ordinary 8. i Sale of Damaged Cotton . 'i ., The residue of 112 Balea of Cot ton. burned on Edward's flat,' will be sold near foot of Craven street, AT AUCTION, on ' Tuesday, Dec. 1st, on account of all concerned. at 12, M. ,', j 23 36 : DAIL BEOS, For Sale or Rent I will rent or sell m eood TRTTmr it arm or l'JO acre, Bltusted a half mile froai the elty limit sonPembrok taaif- will nnifn. ajterm of years, or sell for. cash or on time; iiiiuuMii. J, SXUBDai - I auvoawa , .New Berne, fj. a If You Want FAST BELLI NO PENNY 60OD8, STrt?K (!AM)VnH rRRWfltl MITTTIIRK al ui,Ii sals or Retail, go to .: . ,fi .. L- J. TAYLOR'S ' CANDY MANUFACTORY. ena in your orders sarlr for CHRISTMAS CANDIES; they will receive prompt atuu, VII. , f - . . i l . .. i : . , OandV packed In haus or hnim at tha In. est prices... . , ; . . An OoccKrnnts bought of me will be grated fresof thuva. , . ' .. i M , .c . : ' Ordere left with H. X Lovlck will reeslve prompt attention. ;ir, . ,' ,,M7 Munlutory at ilia big Pond. . .... WBHHUiNJiTO .; 1 fjatt be uRplled with teedr, and, make sol. tract with nS for teeSsrs. Mobaa Baxpt, rje parjijontars grvanen ajtprleation Messrs. Biltft .iraAtfaws'-i1 fe6.(W oW sutbonsed. acenta to- make contrast ft im oti PEA Wnd bther Vegetables for canntn aoyWy,,.; r ;VtMOOR a.BBADH. lOffloe a Cfrarart itrect, twn filos and Broad. aprlT-dAwU . TFT1B' I---: MATinMUl Dllllf nri liciu ormir '.' niiwiina. wnill ur IILTI DkilllC. NEW Beskk, N. C., November , lsdi. In conformity wltb the. luatractloDi of tbe Comptroller of the Onrrobcy of Die United Btatta, tb fo.lowuig oertlnnafe la publlaued for the Information of all oncerned. Very rcapectrtrllr, Joua lfooggg, ITciident. TBKASUBY UBHABTTintNT. OFHCaOV COMPTHOHKBotTH, ClIBEKHCT. Washington, Noyemiier ltb, 1885. Wdbmas, by aatiBfactory evidence preBent ed to the undersigned, It has baeu made to appear that "l'te National Hank of New Berne." in the City of ew Heme, In the County of Craven and BlaU ot- North Caro Una, ha compiled Willi ail the proviBlona of the "Act of CongreiiH u enable National MunkliiK Asaochttlona tqoxiund their rorno. rata axljit?nw ahd for ot1ir iitirpoieB.'' ap proved July 121 h, ltthZ. Now thrhkkouk I ncnry.W. Cannon, Comptr lier of tlio frfn( y, do hereby cer llfy that -1 he Nattoiml Ifcoitjof New Berne," In the City of New Berne, In the County of Craven and Ktalo of North Carolina, 1h aathorlKud lo have Huiwralon for the period apeclfledlii Us amendel hi lick s of aNtioola tlon. namely until close or business on No vember 'il, lit. .r. ,. . , tesliniouv whereof witness my ISSAI.. hand and feul of oUicu thlslNlh day of November, I WS. 11, W. CANNON, , ,. .. Comptroller of theCurrency. No. !(,:'. 21 :m Lorillard -AND- Gail Ax's Manufacturer's Prices, AT Ulx'icli's. Better than Real Estate There aie very f,.w loves' in, nu better than real eatnte, bin we know ol one that is and that one is x oliey in ' THE FIDELITY MUTUAL L!F ASSOC'N OF PHILADELPHIA. The noliev i-nn Im, I ,..... I . th. n... , mtl) for $riHl().iM. - It needs no cultivation or repairs, and lb. yearly tax on it, levied ti i-nnnually, U not us much us I ho Lax vu real eaintu. of Ilka value. Prion tbe ilenITt nf al,a .. : ..... ...w vnnci, iiiti ruiiuy doeB not require apruiserH, administrators mnjT in i, i,iMiijr,ii J (K VAJ.UK, l)Ut la PAiniN fu i.i, a n n at onck witlioutexpense to the bonelleiary named therein. The payment or each policy Is guaranteed hv nenrlv Kin i.iiii niwt i.i.. ....... a reserve lndetunity of jax'.uoi and cash as sets or nearly ioO.OiA). , au AMuciarioni owns 'its rown BulldlnK, and rents enough offices to have lis runt tree. Ita expenses are llmlred to thied Annual dues. Incorporated, December, 1H78. Home Office. 9H Walaut Htreet, Fhlladwlphla, Ph. ' Send niimo uiul address for treatiseon plan. D. It. Mldl'ETTK, Manager HoutheaHteni Department, No. 2M t'ayctteville street, lUleigh, N. C. BOYD Ji BERftV, plstrlct AgenU ror Counties of Craven, Carteret, Beaufort, Hyde, Jones and l'aiullco. Good agents wanted, to it bom waiire pre pared to oiler tlio most liberal inducements. T.A.Grern, i-ty. of Oreen, Foy & Co., Bankers f trustees. JoEb kiNSxv, Farmer, ) The following are the nohif of goiWe of the iued our piuns and parties who have exam taken policies with us, Gen'f K. Kansom, Thos. Daniels, B. G. Credle. Geo. Greec Jr. W. B. Lane, A P.DkvIs, Daniel Davis, Prury Dixon. Dr. Chns. Duffy, Jr. W. G. Brinson. Alex. MlUer, H. W. Ipock, K. H Lanesi , : SftrahO. Davis. Hoek)ah Davis, novlSdwtf THE Emerald Cigar Fadory ' NEW BERN,iN,.Q.l C. ERDMANN, PrOD'r. "cu x nsactwitiu ui llltj new PUUU - w6,. V wmdmuuwh tur UlVJIUPIIlMllOn Middle 9tr3et (opposite Odd FeUowa 11a) 1). I m now enalea. tQ do uH . Jqtto.4o my fWiiwus, ill V11C lUttU UlCVi'tU IB Ul IUQ Finest Brands of Cigars, wVl1.h Dr. If unl!tanti m.kIC ,A J .1 popularity they now pbssess. Aside from the excellent mab'riah nt,iL M,a 1 .nn..!... make, tlie CLliANLlNKSS ol)seryed lu the manufacture oL my goodar ,rl v thesu, treat .HLMllllMMI' ,K.w -T . . . . , - -' . ma J , lltrim: 1 1 u xioune made Cigars of tie large cttbta so generally smoked by tbo nnthinking, and so often the cause or sarioiurtdlinerjts andrdiaeaaev' -i , In' connection with the Factory la. a hand somely appointed , :.;Jo i'.''i'- 44 Smoker's. EmtidriA" where every Kliid arid variety of Cigars and - A- fair ltne b'f 'Smoker's Gopdg, Including UnnK n n ... Lj l ... .1 . '. ' , " in.ciwu.iuu, wiiOT-wwia, rvu'flvin varieiy of Pipes anil Cigar Holders, Pouches, etc. FINK IMPORTfciU HAVANA. JC1VAK8, nd m fact everytliing kept in a Kirst-Class a'o boopfilsta,v -'ii' viiv , -nil ic VJl. ... JAIRONIZfi HOME MANUPACTMES. ; fii;l.:S.ttvWf,dWi'.'i'-:i J Vl.ui (t.I;;anu K -iWaters, r mufRT'S rami ma tn . nimiw K. x;rl c fc to n -Montlcclla Pr, U.," . Atnis old stand en t nYU strSfJ"!' i i Haul; new Htm., w a i i l i i "f'n,-T' fi"n 'iTO;. OPEfiiriG ORErilKQ JltVIif "RTPH TVT ; Ti .TiX'TrriEW Is eonstantlv rerclvlnir ,,b ytnm. ..a T 'dd to Mr aiwdfl 'iki Jtofi? hi klL iXINKRY ar,d NUYBUIUlftj1. t Hr friattrs ntirl rill.nra t., 1. 1 . . a . . . Ih.lfavYtaTO aim prices m-ioro pitrcliaslnt. Bhe takes I"""' n snowing ner goods and guai ao. tees satisfaction to all purchasers. t . dm