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j 'BEE i' - ..n-.L i"VU')0 U --. : ,.t f "-' tV . '.- ; .,.,1-, -')t''ii'M.J .tJ'i-1. ,-iir. .: ..?; u-fir v '.'..I . .:! ..35-VOL: IV. NEW BEItNE. N. C.. SUN PAY.: DECE3IBEB 20, 1885. v - - . .... " . 1 A IT if vv 11 r i h J II II r t I II I ' I I . . I V. I I' M II - LOCAL-NEWS. jrtnnaf Hklnlatara Alasaaae. ' y ' ft jTe'etae, latitude. 1 85 6' North, Mnno-irii1a?70 8' WfiKt. riSun riiM. T-.dO j Length of day, " ' - Sun Beta. 4:49 f hours, 4S minutes. ' Moon seta at 4:19 a. m.' " '?ti ' BUSINESS LOCALS." ' Fall Samples at N. M. Gaskilts. A fine lot of fresh petjnes, best ' Monte " suma, Java and" Rio Coffee,, also best .. Batter. Hame. Buckwheat, eto. Ibe ' best of Wines for Christmas cakes,' at tf Taylob & Smith's. , Gbop wORKLCoool .fti, or no Money, ' Yl I'AH !W have tried our 100. hams say - they are as good as any in market. SUITS made to order and guaranteed to fit afl. M. tJASKiu.'s.r; 4 si O ien teted With thci poiarls- m CsVjfee-.theiDiamood lena spectacles and eye-glasses have been ''found to ad mil ; fifteen per cent less ' heated rays than any other pebble. Diamond trade-mark : on every pait. i ' J ! ! For sale in New Berne only by B. A. l IaJeple and piece goods at tf BURTT'S. Christmas week, Quite a number of new tenant houses are being erected on the outsk irts of the Tnere are aoout niteen priauuera iu the oounty ji.il" and court has just ad .i .journed- 1 ' viiw Rev.,L. W. Crawford, the new pastor - of the M. E. Church, preaches his first t sermon to hia new. pharge today. 'n 'To' are requested to announce that r,Rev-A. D. Betts will preach at Hope well, Jonea county, on the 4th Sunday "Tn December. ". - -' . Bishop Watson will be in the city . ;, pact of this week and will preach at ' ChVlstf Church at 11 o'clock service on Christmas day. ; , ,,1 , Woore, Esq., is making improve ments on his law office. He is rapidly regaining bifl health and is brushing up to take a new star t.' v )itx trackers' are ' making extensive epHR6ns"for the coming crop. Messrs. Dunn & Willet near the city 'aif g8ttin the trucking business down ' " "Tax-payer" endorses the position of ; the Joubnal in regard to selling the ' countyj stock in the A.&N. CR. , We .Believe largsf ma jorilj of the tax-pay-' " ert wjllayoVlt,! provided theiounty canWaliz'e 'ai much as twenty-five or thirty thousand dollars for if. -' XJ J&k irelgUt train ;breught in yester , " da forty, or fifty hands who have been South during the year in the turpentine , orchards. There is no place like home to spend . Christmas. We hope they brought back V iood portion; of . their -earnings during, the year, Dick, Had hm! Chase, t ! ;.4f i two colored : boys, employed at Redmond's bottling -, estkhnsmentvarose'early'yeBterday - morBib, and in1 response to'" feelings ' which a vigorous and bracing1 atruos I pheie, prpduoed, ; desired it "to ' exercise t . their athletio' power n4 sailed in for a wrestle, catohaacattsi ca.;i But theii ?, aport germinated, in , Jim " j throwing V. Djcjjii8ibcatinj:is ihQuldei blade. " Itwas ft painful wpundr and Doctors Bates and Duffy had to, b called in o ' ' set ttrighikyrv-..... : ,y .XjZ Bobbiry.- , ' m i. "s t-t Oa Saturday mornings about 8 o'olocft Charles Button .'Col.aW thrown ,'down at In crossing bf Hancock and South ' Front aUante an4 "h'had f his money; ' about S30.00 in all. "He informed Mar " . ahal .TIarga and .hawlth policeman : Gasiji U tent tct work t(tferret out the ' perpetrators of the deed, and the result of their investigation wastb bring bo ' fore JustMa Brjnson,EeJdinxBammQnd . and Olfver Arendalf upon a charge of . b'lghlwayitobbery.Oeo. H;.'White'rap Matwi fr3 lheftaiS '-iSA W. E. Clarke for tM defendant -.r?itUi'3li Tt'IilX Af'ir,inve8ii?atiDg.th case:the; de-. f i la were required to give bond "in I t f five hundreddollars each for t - --ranee at the'nextterm of the fcu.. . court, in default of Vhich they " w-ei. wit to 'jbiL'.uu V: . R ..laming "in the Postpfflce nt New : Berne, Craven county,'. V-i iJjee v Sdi.h. 1885. ' , v ' Bryan, Ids; Plonnt," lizzie; IBrock, "VViin-'i; v "cy svs ' ' ' Cai ,iK- Vf.iC-:: , Kitty. jJ. J)i,i Criiw, .-oi-Joe Donk.- Godett, lVter; Orecn. "William. ' j - . . ... . ,. Jsifers 1 : Jones, duuiuci, JolintO' . Keas, Cfl. I;- J I a, el. . . t . ; Korncf a, B. W. ,s ph; Jerkins, John.' i.e is; locate, Anna. C c Atoif, John.-. T?nno. Elvirv. i' i - v Williams. Denara; AVonters, Nancy, Ws'laro '":--'e, c. 0. Eintoni' al i .." v . Violft. c. o. Whitfield. i ' i r "'?-- for nbove IcttT", will e-v b.. .. and give date of list. . . . ; JI. Maslt, P.U Tba News from Whit Oak. ' A young man from White Oak, Jones county came in on Saturday to' post .us on the current'eTenta of he day in that section, i Be says that - it iff-absolutely true there will be two weddings in that neighborhood during the coming week; as he knows the9 license have been sent for and the old folks are willing. ) . lie also tells of a. party held in the neighborhood qe .night' las: week at which there was a - considerable distur bance 6q account of a lady dancing who belonged to the church. "She hadn't ought to done it." " Our informant had business else where w'heu the distur bance began. We hope the next news from that quarter will be that the young folks are married without disturbance, and that the lady who violated her church discipline by dancing has i pented in sack cloth and ashes. The Jtlonatroiity Art. Scores of tax-pay ei 8 warmly endorse our comments ou the Monstrosity communication which appeared in yes terday's issue. They .are in favor of making delinquents come forward and share the burdens of the government as well as enjoy its privileges. They in sist that the county' officers Hhnll do their duty and not be intimidated by such ..warnings' as were thrown out in that communication. " The Joubnal regrets as much as any one possibly can that any of our citizens will be distressed by this law, but it recognizes the necessity of prompt ac tion on the part of the State or the col lection of taxes will in a few years amount to a farce and the officers of the law will be openly resisted. There is too little respect for law, and we believe the officers in many counties are setting the example of disobedience to an alarming extent. The State onght to enforce the collection of its taxes every year, and not wait until they accumulate to such an extent as to bankrupt and ruin the owner of the property, to pay it. Whenever people understand that taxes must be paid, everybody will pay and when everybody pays, taxes will be lower and we will all be better able to pay. We hope that those of our citizens who may be distressed by this law may be able to save their homes and learn a lesson in the future. . . Church Service To-Day. -' M. E. ChurchServices at 11 a, m. by the Pastor, Rev. L. W. Crawford. Sun day-school at 3 p. m. Public cordially invited.' Christ Church- V. W. Shieldtf.Pastor. 4th Sunday in Advent. 8 a. m. Holy Communion; other services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. nw Sunday School at 4 p. m. The" public fs always invited to attend the services of this chnrcb." Ushers al ways at the doors to provide seats. Baptist Church Rev. J. A. Jenkensi astor. r Services at 11 a. m. and 7 pi m. Morning suoject: scace oi me coui after Death until the Resurrection Of the Body. Sabbath School at 3 p. m., B. M. Gates, Superintendent. Seats free, and the .public cordially invited to at tend all the services of this church. , , : Presbyteroiri Church Services by the Pastor; Rev; L. C. Vass, at 11 a. m., and 4 pan.. While the refitting of the main. audience rooms is progressing, these services will be held in the lecture rooms of the Church. The public are cordially invited to attend these Ber .1 i I' Mi '. ' . . ' . , , i Btepnens vnapei, v.coi. oervices at 11 o'clock a, m. and 8 p. m., by the stdr," Rev. A.' J. Marshall. Sabbath-' ochool " at 9 a.'m.1 7 Q. A. 'West; Supt. W;a Griffin: cierk. , ; . Younff Men's Christian Association. Services at their rooms on Middle street! at 5 o'clock. Leader,' J. Jr Wolfenden, ! subject: "Forgiveness" Romans 12i 17-; 21. ; uenliemen are invitea toaitena. -5cll the County Stock. -IdItob- JoVenai.: We coincide ex actly with your views in. regard to the Dale of the Craven eonnty railroad stock. Our people are too overburdened wits taxes at present to Cafe" what ' faction controls the county proxy, .and that is all the stock is worm, or can oe wortn in sometime. 'They want some, solid relief, and less ,"figttring" for remote future results. We have too. much; "fiirurine" and ton much taxes.' Let us abolish both at the same' time, and we can have -florae ;degreeof prosperity; among us. There is only one practicable and feasible way for the eeunty to ret money to pay oft the court bouse debt and reduce taxation, ana mat is to sen its railroad stock and apply the proceeds to the extinction of its indebtedness. This plan will probably meet with op position, and sb will any plan for our re lief. Bot something has gottobedone. All available capital ia ' more or less locked up in non-taxable securities, and outside capital is afraid to venture into this count v An evil report in regard to our heavy rate of taxation has got abroad and while we are laboring our selves under its burdens, so foreign aid can be expected to come in 'and help us bear (he yoke, which is fast getting too heavy for endurance. A 'l ax-patkr. 'Salvation Oil is the greatest cure on earth for pain. ' This invaluable lini mrr.tf routs and banishes all bodily pain in rititlv, and costs only 25 cents a bot' Who (blare the Marching Orders! Omaha, Neb.. Deo. 16. It was learned at a late hour last night that orders have been issued from Military Headquar ters, Department or ue Jflatte, rescind' ing the orders of Friday, Deo. 4. ; The latter (were the -mysterious orders on which Battery D, from Fori, Omaha, proceeded in extreme hasten to Fort Douglass, at Salt Lake City, and which created the widespread excitement over trio expected Mormon uprising. Orders were secretly .' promulgated the same date, to every post in the Department, instructing the commander to hold their men in readiness1 to move at moment's notice.' Adjutant-General tsecK, oy wnom the orders were issued, positively refuses to say whether they came direct from Washington or from Chicago, a point on which great secrecy has been observed since the first of the departmental commotion. Gen. Beck anya, however, that the reason the first orders are countermanded is that the authorities are satisfied that all danger of an outbreak at Salt Lake City is past. Battery D wiil remain permanently at Fort Douglass, however, to prevent the possibility of any disturbance of large proportions. (Jen. Beck says a ereat deal deal of unnecessary sensationalism ha.H been worked out of tho case.' Ucnuine Modesty. "The Advance gives more interesting reading matter for the money than any paper published in this part of the State. '.Advance. The Mirror publishes several columns more reading matter than our sterling and excellent contemporary, the Ad vance, but we don't pretend to say that we dudiibq more interesting matter than our esteemed neighbor. With all of "keneate," and we've got lots of it, we nave never yet dared to assert that we prepared "more interesting matter" for our paper than other laborers in the journalistic field. But we rejoice to know that our highly esteemed brother has reached that point from -which he can gaze upon his own works with such supreme satisfaction" and admiration, and wo congratulate our very modest and unassuming and very clever young friend upon the fact that he feels able to make the above statement. But per haps after all, our friend is acting upon the principle that he who tooteth not his own horn that same horn shall not be tooted but must remain in a state of un tootedness. If so, continue your toot ing; so ready, one, two, three, toot. H ilson Mirror. Final Estimate. Gen. Toombs was once asked why his biography had never been written. He replied that the history of his life re mained upon the record of his country all who cared could read it there. How fitting these words to Dr. Steiner: "I am passing away. Life's fitful fever will soon be over. I would not blot out an act. There stands my rec ord.'!' Equally worthy of him was the touch ing farewell: "In looking over my broad field of seventy-five years I have no resent ments. I would not pang a heart." Gen. Toombs bad the most impressive individuality and the most command ing intellect of this State, and perhaps of this age. He was able, fearless, in cisive, tenacious and resistless. Mr, Stephens said of him: "His was the grandest mind I ever came in contact with. Its operations even in its errors reminded me of a mighty waste of waters." ' now be towers above his contempo raries overmastering his opponents in intellectual might, overshadowing his colleagues in mental grandeur. Of all the Southern statesmen of the last gen eration. Gen; Toombs was the boldest and- brainiest. In intellectual power and oratorical ability he had no superior among them. Meeting upon the politi cal arena Johnson, Jenkins, Stephens, Cobb, Brown and Hill, he will stand out in ' the history of Georgia's dis tinguished sons as the most gifted and the most eloquent.' Gen. Toombs was a great lawyer, a brilliant statesman and successful financier, ltor thirty years no politician exercised more influence in Georgia than Gen. Toombs. In the Constitutional Convention of ,1877 he left S lasting Impress, being the , author of the constitutional provision regulat ing the railroads of the State. His last appearance in public life at that time was characteristic ox. the man. some thing of his old time power-returned, and he attacked the corporations' With the same fervor that he had warred upon abolition.- Altogether,Gen. Toombs presents the most striking Hgnre in tne history of i this Commonwealth. jlu gusttM Chronxdei y "' ' -! ' A ; (JnnkerV Letter to Jeweler. The following is a letter sent bv J. G. n D.uk Dill V . n a . n&6. VI 11UIU UJMf V., IV UI10 v the, watch-makers of Greensboro a few dayssince: e,. ?r.l U ""Deab Sib. ' I hereby send thee my pocket dock which stahdetb in need of tby friendly correction. tr' f . r . "Ane.iast time is was ai my . irienoiy school it waa in no wav benefited or profited thereby, for rperceive by7 the index oi its mind that it is a uar ana me truth is not in it., ' '-Wi-. - -' " "Purge it. therefore; I' beseech thee and correot.it from the error of its ways and shew itf tho path wherein it should gc. ' And w hen thou iayest toy correct ing band opon it, see that it be without passion, least thou shouldest drive it to destruction and when thou seest it oom for table to tho above mentioned rules. send it home to me with a just and true bill drawn out in the spirit of. modera tion, and I will remit-it to thee tn the root of all evil." ffreenabord Work man.' ; A remedv rest in ir on the basis' of In trinsio worth-demands the confidence of all. Cr. Bull's Cough Syrup k known and used most satisfactorily throughout the land, as attested by its great sales. Your druggist keeps ik ' - ir.n - A MYSTERIOUS DEATH. , . ' NABHViLLt, Tenn., Deo. 18. Miss Jessie Clak;-' 17 years of age,' and a daughter o S. M. Clark,' of MeKenzie, was shot and, killed ,at that place last night. She waa called upon at her resi dence by Edward McGhee. and the visitor' was ushered' into the parlor, where he engaged in conversation with Miss Clark; The report of a pistol was heard soon afterwards and members of the family rushed into the, room and found. Miss ' Clark lying dead on the floor, while near ber stood McGhee, An examination of the body showed that s bullet had entered the back or . her , . bead, : oausing i in stant death. McGhee, was arrested on suspicion oi caving nred the ratal snot. Dut tne confusion was so ereat that no definite particulars 2onld be ascertained A jury of inquest waa-summoned and an investigation will be had today. It is believed by McUhee's friends that the killing was accidental. THE PRESIDENT AT MB. BAYARD S. Washington. Dec. 16. President Cleveland dined this evening at Secre tary Bayard s. The dinner was given in nonor ot Dr. Uliver Wendell Holmes, The President has made it a rule to re fuse all invitations to dine out, but his Cabinet associates are excepted. GEN. LAWTON FOR THE AUSTRIAN MISSION Washington, Deo. 16 Gen Alex ander R. Law ton, of Georgia, is in the city. It is understood that he is to be appointed to the vacant Vienna mission as soon as the bill removing his disabil ities is signed by the President. FOREIGN. Vienna, Dec. 18. A semi-official bul letin, issued at Nish yesterday, says: "Peace has not yet been assured. Bul garia demands that servia urmll evacu ate the Widdin district. King Milan considers this an unfair request. Servia seeks an armistice and peace for politi cal reasons, but if they are not obtained she will continue the war to tlie last ex tremity. She will, however, wait until the enemy takes the offensive." Loudon, Dec. 18. A report has been received here that the Servian troops have been withdrawn, from tho Widdin district. United States Court?. The United StatenCircuit and District Courts, Judge R. W. Hughes presiding, were in session yesterday morning. The grand jury presented five true bills of indictment for false entry in the Ex change National Bank matter, against George M. Bain, Jr., John B. White head, Orlandor Windsor and Charles E. Jenkins, and one true bill on the same oharge against George M, Bain, Jr., Robert T. K. Bain, Orlando Windsor and Chas. E. Jenkins. The court a ad jury were adjourned to 10 o oleck - this mornings-Norfolk Landwiarfc. CLiPPlNtfS. A Chicago street corner lot that was bought thirty years ago for less than $9,000, has just been leased for ninety- mneyears at an annual rental or $bd,uuu. A ten-story building, to cost a round million, will be, erected upon k. The Prairie du Pont levee, near East Carondelet, 111.; just reaching comple tion, will protect 10,000 acres of choice bottom lands, the flooding of which last summer caused the loss of $800,000. This levee will cost $12,000. During the recent cold snap at St. Louis men- were watching along the levees all day and night ready to step on the ice the moment .it was able to bear them, and stake out a "claim" to an area for' cutting. Such claims are always respected. Ordinary army signalling, by waving flags or torches, can trasolit only ten words or so a minute, spelled out by letters; but an adaptation of the Morse telegrapbio alphabet, now generally employed, has more than doubled this rate of speed. j -1 " ;? Jtf The late M. Bailliere, publisher of some of the most important of modern French medical works, personally con ducted hiis business for nearly seventy years, and worked until within a few daya ot bis death in nis own year al though he had become blind during the latter part of his life. y ? ; . . . An object of publio curiosity, near New Philadelphia Ohio, is a man who never shears the wool from his sheep, or plucks his geese, or "rings" his swine, tie says it U sinful to interfere with nature. ' His own hair and beard are never ahorn, nor are his nails cut. Every utensil about the farm is heme made. In his recent work on anthropoid apes Dr. Hartmannof Berlin admits that the most fanatical advocates of the doctrine of descent are becoming more and more ; convinced) . tatt mQ cannot be toe issue oi any extant torm oi an thropoids," and says "that hypothetical bains! the common ancestor of man and apes ia still to be found a task assigned to paleontology rt Ji iJ 8 f, $ t - ' Good beer was classed as being the drink next beat to water by Dr. Lan- oeraux, at the- Antwerp-convention against alcobouqdrinking. uis remarks applied to pure, uaadulte'rete.d: weUd made beer. . He' said that in France, where tho beer of the country is scarce ly ever doctored or' tampered with, alcoholism is rare, so long as they -eon fine themselves to that beverage, wine of eood quality is" ltsa innocuous. For children it is always bad, and in anuics it predisposes to tuberculosis, nervous troubles.1 nightmare, and other affec tions. But grain and potatoes, the. ajrents 'w nance it! obtained jtue ; most deleteriotjs form of" alcohol". These spirits provoke nervous disordari which commence in the extremities pricking sensations, chills',' Insomnia or else hideous visions, -tendencies to suicide by hanging or drowning, and in every instance premature old age. -! -'i GOMMEKCIAU. Journai, Ornox, Dec. IB. B p. V. J. ' COTTON. New York, December 10.-8:14 r. m Futures , closed verv dull. Sales of 29,000 bales. December. ' 9.26 June. 9.86 January, 9.30 Jul v. 9.96 februarv. 941 August, 10.04 March. 9.59 Seotember, 9.76 April. 9.64 October. 9.51 Mar. 9.75 November. Spots steady; Middling 914; Low Middling 9; Good Ordinary 8 1-4. New Berne-'market quiet. Sales of 71 bales at 8 to 8.60. Sales for the week 761 bales, against 466 bales same week last year. Middling 8 8-4; Low Middling S 18: uood Ordinary 7 3-4. 8TATK or NOBTH O ABOLIMA. I Craven County. JBupeiiorConrt Action to fore close equity In oontmet for pur O. w. McLean. chase of luud. To C. W. McLean. Defendant: You are hereby noti nod that an ection, as above entitled, has been begun against you In the Superior Court of Craven county, for me purpoaeoi lorecioeing yonr equity in cer tain lands in Bald countv. which the Plain tifls contracted to convey to yon bv contract Hearing aaie May lain, A.u. 1.S7U, to winch contract In your possession reference Is hod foi further particulars. And you are hereby required to appear at the February Term of saiu Liourr, to oe neiu at toe uonrt House in tbe City of Newborn, on the Third Monday before the First Monday in March. A.D. 1WW. and then and there answer or demur to the complaint. This December 19th, 188,5. E. W. CARPENTER, dec20 d6w Clerk 8up. Court. UNITJSD STATES OF AMERICA EAST ERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA. A.J. .Gatllng 1 vs. I In Admiralty. The Steamer Florence, ) her tackle, apparel and Notice, Etc. furniture. j W hereas a libel has been Hied in the said Dis trict Court of tbe United States at Newbern. on the Kith of December, 1885, oy A. J. Gat llng, engineer, against the steamer Florence, her tackle, apparel and furniture, alleging In substance that there Is due him for wanes, for services on said steamer ss engineer, Two uunurea ana ninety-nine 73-1UU dollars, and praying process against said steamer or ves sel, and that said steamer or vessel, her tackle. apparel and furniture be condemned and sold to pay such wages, with Interest and costs. Now therefore, In pursuanceof the monition to me directed and delivered, I dohereby give publio notice to all persons claiming the said steamer or vescel, her tackle, apparel and lurnuure, or in any manner interested therein, that thev be and annear bofore the said District Court, to be held at the City of iNewoern, in ana tor tne intern District or North Jarollna. on Wednesday the 80th dav of December, A.D. 18H5, at eleven o'clock In tne iorenoon or mat day, tben and there to Interpose their claims and to make their al legations In that behalf. Dated December loth. 1885. J. K. HILL, V. S. Marshal. By R. C. KErillE. U. S. Demitv Marshal. Green & Stevenson, IToctorsfor Llbellant. td Christmas Goods! A LARGE AND HANDSOME SUPPLY OF FANCY TOILET GOODS, consisting of: Plush. Toilet Cases, Flush Whlik Vroom Cases, Handkerchief Extracts, Cologne, Etc., Etc., Just rcoeived at HANCOCK BROS. DRUG STORK, next to Post Office, New Berne, N. C. can and see them before buying. Owe II. GoroN. P. H. Pellktikb. GUION & PELLETIER, Attorneys At Xiaw, BOUTII FKONT ST., OPP, GASTON HOUSE, NEW BKRltE, IT. C. Practice where services are desired. Practice in the Supreme Court, and In the Federal Conrt at New Berne. One of this Arm will always be at the fol lowing places at times specified below : Trenton, Jones county, Saturday of each and every week. Heantort, Carteret county, Thursday of ea;h week. Jacksonville. Onslow county, tke first Mon day In each month. d!7 NOTICE. National Bank of New Berne. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank for the Elec tion of Directors, and the transaction of such other business as may come before them, will be held at their BACKING HOUSE on the SECOND TUESDAY, being the 2th day of JANUARY, 1888, The. Polls will be opened at TWELVE o'clock and close at ONE, P,M. J. A. GUION. Cashier. December 12, 18?5. Im Sale of a Steamboat. By virtue of the Dowers conferred by Charles T. Cherry in a certain mortgage dated tha 14th day of Febtuary. 1884. and duly recorded, The National bank ot New Heme win oner Tor sale at pnblle Auction, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH dav of DECEMBER, 188 at VANCEBOBO, In itcimti Minnrv or tivm i.vui n'Aimtk- nnn SKVKN-E10HIH4 Of, the bTKAMBOAT? "FLORENCE." toxether with seven-eiehths of the masts, bowsprit, boats, anchors, cables, chains, rigging, tackle, apparel, furniture. ana an ouier necessaries tnereunio appei wining or belonging. Terms of sale,, cash I3y order of the Board of Directors. ; - J. A. GUION. Cashier. N-w Berne, Deo, 4, 1885. te..,.., 6dtd ;Um" , ) THE f'',-,',t"--- NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERNE. 1 New Bbbks. N.C Nortmbsr an. INfOL ' In conformity with tha instructions of the Comptroller of the Currency Of the United States, the following certificate la published for the information of all concerned. 1 Very respectfully, , " - TKiAaxntiK Dcrajtman OrriCS OF CO M PTROLlR O TH CtTRBCNCT WASHineTON, November )8lh,4885. WhIriam, by sntlsnietory v4dBe present ed to the undersigned. It baa been insxte to appear that Tee National Bank of New uerne, -.-in tae utty or ner'Bems, in the Coanty of Craven and State of North Can Una, has oompl lad with- all the proyialona of the "Act of Congress, to enable NatloDal rat,aaisteace and for athr pornoass." ap proved July 12th, 188Z. ; , , "Z , Kowt THKBKPORa. I, 'Henry W.' Cannon, Muins AHwnuuni w mflna ineu- mrno. my loaf - i no rvaiionai Dansox New Hprnii' In theltyof NewBenie, In- the County of iraveu u o w xorca earoitna, is auinoncea to nave succession fot tba period specified in Its amended articles of unrt. tlon, namely until ctoaa ef boslBesa on No- vemDerx,iwo.r .,. ,..i.i-it sut In testimony thereof witnefs my SKAJU band and Peal of offiee thUISth dav ,,j..r; of Novembor, 1885. .. . i, t j H. W.OANNON,.":: ' ' 1 ' w. OomptroUerof theCuireiicr. t .-, -. "1 . 1 ' " ' ' . .. '. " . v' v - k - "- -r'. HOHEY SAVED 1: - 13 MONEY- LlflDE, And the Way to Save It is to the Store of Taylor & Smith. Personal ivttcntion was given to (he selection ii our ttock oi Goods and the best of propo sitions secured, hence we sell so low. We haven Full Stock nd keep it replenished with constant arrivals. Give us a trial and we will convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. Middle st., below South Front seplS dwUio Lorillard -AND- Gail Ax's Manufacturer's Prices, -AT- IF. Ulxielis. BRICK FURNISHED, AND BRICK WORK OF ANY KIND DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. ' Clsterns,Plastering, Plain and Ornamental Patching, Whltewushlng, and Ilemodeluii? of any kind a specialty. Plain and Decorative KnlsomlMne donj!fn the best style. ,,i Mr. G. B. Anderson, our Foreman. hiv!n thirty years' experience, flatters himsel that he can suit you all. Has permanently located in New Berne. PEACOCK & HEEKING. ociudtr If You Want FA8T SELL! NO PEWTJV nnnna o-i.Tr.o- CANDY and FUENCH MIXTUKE. at Who!: sale or Keta.ll, go to ' - L. J. TAYLOR'S CANDY MANUFACTOEY. Send in vour ordera mrlv fa nnoramu . c. CANDIES; they will receive prompt atten tion. Candy packed In pails or boxes at the low. est prices. rvr All Cocoanuts bought of me will be grated free of charge. uraers leit with II. J. Lovick will receive prompt attention. Candy Manufactory at ih Fror Pond oca) dam , i Cigars, Cheap ! Another Lot oi Ciarars Jtist'lnl !-.- it.x i Which I am otfering atPfice Lower Than: Evr. CALL AND EXAMINE; itt SXOG&l STAW OKMOB-rnCJfWjilKa,'!' 5tiptertor! ' . Craven County. , ,i.;,iou7t, ui Jacob Bryan , . , ' Summon. f.(,.-,t b Bryan , 1. ,, Kitty Bryan. hDivotry.! .4 IiHft. . la bereby notified that m summons . wml. of . the rili.lr r . L Iufc perlor Court of Craven County Korth Oalina,othoMth day of NovemberV 1KW and the same is returnable on theeifth' 1885, and the sa Id summansha. been reiarnert that the defendant 1. totto fcefonS in Craven eounty,. Iha said kitty BryiS will' therefore take notice that she g required tot at a Court to be held on the Twelfth Mnw7J) after tea first Monday in i25l sweror demur t th irnmniui,,. Y'"a'i ;ifcaVartw!,,' Clerk Superior Court,,
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Dec. 20, 1885, edition 1
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