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VOL. IV. NEW, BEKNE. N. C THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1885. NO. 219. I ' k r t LOCAL NEWS. 'L J.nrul Hlalatvr Alau. ;' y New Berne, latitude, 85 6' North, ' M . longitude, 77 8' West. Sun risen. 7:07 I Length of day, Sun eets, 4:51 1 D hours, 44 minutes. Moon eta at 5:23 a. m. . BUSINESS LOCALS. "HUCKLEBERRY." V 22 lw )U Three Reasons 'why the Celluloid, ,. I j. Diamond lena eye-glasset are the best: ' Firet;,: because theT 1 are the Lightest: JSeoond, ! because; they are the hand- ' Bbmest; and Third, because they are the strongest. ' ' ' ' " Fot eala ia New Berne only by B; A. b&ll. ... . . i r a A fine lot of iresh phones, best Monte Ojtuma, Java and Rio Coffee, also best t OButtee. Earns, -. Buckwheat, etc. The best of Wines for Christmas calces, at tf Taylor & Smith's. (, All who have tried our 10c. hams say t ley are as good as any in market. as.-,, . Humphrey & Howakd. Trade was very brisk yesterday. The National Bank will be closed to ' morrow. .;.'-.. , The banking house of Green, Foy & Co. will be closed tomorrow. J!teggS i dropped to 18 cents yesterday, 'Vwnoleeale.f Hurrah for Christmas. Dr. Geo. Stover's SchooPwill close to .: day until the 4th of January, 1880. , , , Chickens, turkeys and eggs abound, a ad prices rule high. So much better for the poultry raisers. '-MM. Palmer offers something nice -. Sot .holiday presents. Read his new "ad." and see what it is. The examinations at the Graded School closed yesterday and a recess was given until Jan. 4th, 1880. ' John Dunn's store is crowded daily ud to a late hour in the night with cus , , tomers looking for Santa Claus. There are fresh arrivals of oyster boats every day.- . The fleet at Moore & - Brady' -' establishment yesterday ap peared as prominent as on Monday last. ""The Postmaster gives notice that the postoffice. will be closed on Christmas day except between the hours or v ana tlOj.W,'when the general delivery will be open for delivery of letters and pack- .. ' ages, ' : ' C Rishrtn Watson was at St. Cvorians v Church (colored), hut night on his regu- , lar Episcopal, visitation. He preacned ' to a large and attentive congregation. A class of sixteen persons received the qTjjt&e of ' conCrmationl The church was handsomely dressed , and the music excellent, Xtk: V -' ' Whit Partridge. ' " Clarke & Morgan have received from . Charlotte a white 'partridge . lo be ' mounted.,,; t will be kept in ihe shop a few days for the benefit of callers who have sever seen one. i , , . , ,We were" pleased to see General ' Robert Ransom on the streets yester - "; day." He has not jefc fully, recovered his health though' much improved. ' Mr. Jobn Peele and family, of Seven Springs, are in the city visiting relatives and Triends" - -""' Christmas Caatata. 4 -? ., ' . . -The ladies of the Presbyterian Sunday-school are preparing for a musical entertainment to be held at the lecture room on Wednesday evening, ' DeC. 80. The musical talent of the Presbyterian Church of this , city is suffioient proof that"tbe entertainment , will be . well worth aitendirg. We wish the ladies t success. -.. ; . " - Commissioners Meeting. ' , The county commissioners .were in session yesterday; An order was passed remitting- the. double: tax , imposed on delinquents whenever the single tax is pa'fd''r The', Register of Deeds was ordered-' jo give statements of. amounts d a tvl each delinquent and was em powered to employ an assistant for. this purpose Bt the cost of the county, pro- vi4ed not more than one dollar: per day v should, be paid. An order' was ako . passed that county vouchers be received in payment of back county taxes due. ; Information Wanted. - ( Editor Journal:--Will you please publish the names of the officers of the New Berne "Athletic and Social Club'? . We BBk for information only. " Several Members. " Owing to the late hour at which this was handed in, we could not spare the time to search our files for the desired ioforwtion. "We hope the Secretary will give it, as if will then be official. A Remarkable Eif.pe. Mrs. Geo. C. Clarke, of Tort Dalliou sie, Ontario, states that she had been con-!7-' I t ) her room for a nr z t'me wi-.U 1 t tlre-adful disease, Cur-nmp-t; ,. The .' - said she cou! 1 not tg'-f -in t - five, but fortunnt"!y li e j : It. Kirs's New Dis- f ., . 1. , 1 ' n, ( 1 in a siirt . 7 c I. Vr. ' I'.r.z ( . ( ;' -. r ! Le Inqnlrlea Answered. , " ' ! , r A "Tourist"' writes a very sensible communication, which we publish today on pur second page, and asks the ques tion, '"Will your rbest Eastern North Carolina lands produce the food crops, such as oats,, corn,, potatoes and hay and make good pasture land for stock?' "Tourist" certainly knows very little of this section or ho would not have asked the question, for the truth is our soil and climate are specially adapted to the growth of the very cereals and vegetables which he inquires about. But he is doubtless lead to this inquiry beoauso of the fact that our farmers are trying to make a cotton country out of soil naturally adapted to the growth of corn, oats, potatoes, and grasses, and therefore the best in the world for rais ing stock. Instead of cotton being the only crop that can be successfully grown it is about the only crop but what can be eucceBfully grown. Our farmers have got in the habit of making it and it is a hard matter to get out of it. As to why Southern farmers cannot make money by changing from a cotton producing section to cereal and stock raising we have no answer to make be cause we know of no reason unfess it is that they don't know how. It is very evident that the time is coming when Eastern North Carolina will have to quit cotton as the principal crop, as the producers further South can make it for less money than we can, and our lands are better adapted to corn, oats, potatoes, market vegetables, and stock raising. We hope "Tourist" will bring his friends on for we are sure they will meet with a hearty welcome, and will find an investment in lands in this section profitable. Making Hay. As a further answer to "Tourist" we will state that Mr. Geret Vyne of Have lock has just shipped about 20,000 pounds of hay to Durham, and has much more to ship, provided he can obtain proper freight rates. Ho made this year ono hundred tons of (is line hay as any made North. He complains of 'the very high freight rates charged on this shipment to Durham by the railroads and is afraid it will be a great drawback to his selling any more at that point or anywhere else if it has to be transported by rail. But we believe this obstacle can be overcome if Mr Vyne or any others who may engage in the business of raising hay, will show to the Managers and Directors of the several railroads that low freights would develop the oountry along the line of the roads, and in a few years instead of four or five car loads of hay there will be hundreds to carry from Craven coun ty alone. We have always thought the A. &N C. R. Co. indifferent to the development of. the farming country along its .line and have long hoped that the Directors, President and Superintendent would Offer spebia inducements to new settlers who miehc locate on the rich lands along the line by giving reasonable freight rates on whatever products they might raise. . If a schooner load of hay was to arrive at Morehead City en route for Durham it would be taken there over the railroads for much less per hundred tnan Mr. Vyne'n was oarried. This .is in keeping with the policy long practiced by North Carolina: work to the advantage of farmers and manufacturer's of other States. It's a bis thing to do something for big people, no matter if ' home people suffer for it. ' ; " T .' The Colored Graded School. V Editor Journal: The colored Graded School of this city closed the fall session for the holidays last night with an ex hibition tbat was, in all of - its parts, very creditable. The singing was ex cellent. , The programme was short and interesting.' consisting of declamations and essays4 both original and selected, some of which were, rendered in a way that would have done credit to persons of much greater ages, i The deportment of the pupils was good, which showed that thev were in tne nanus 01 skiuiui and painstaking teachers. ' .-- The Principal, rror. w. j. uerntage, is a graduate of Lincoln University, class 1878, and has been teaching ever since. He was assistant principal of the State Normal Schoorbf . this place, for two years, has had under his charge the graded school of .Washington, N. C, several years, and has conducted several institutes for teachers in other counties. He is ably assisted by Misses S. E. Dudley and H. A. Randolph, both graduates of Scotia Seminary, urs. Georgia Green, who was educated at a female seminary in' Baltimore, Rev. Alex. Bass, a teacher of long experience, and Mrs. I. H. Smith, These teachers are earnest workers and are well worthy of confidence and hearty co-operation of the colored people of this commun ity. ,The school committeemen have made good selections and should be commended for their work., . At the close of the exercises, short n jr0caPg were delivered by Rev. Thos. C. lVittie. Geo. II. White and commit teeman E. R. Dudley. May the holi diiTs of tl; tenchr and the dear little clui ;r, -i l,o tpi-r.t i-kaantly, and after war.N n'-l t"'itn t tin r w ork with re newed t. rui'l 1' t' '-in at ion. A V; ; NEWS BI MAIL. TROOPS AMBUhHEP BY INDIANS , DEMwa, N. M. Dec. 20. Yesterday morning, near White House, Company G, United States Cavalry troops, under Lieut. Fountaine, were ambushed by Lost lies, with disastrous results. Following are the names of those who were killed in the fight tbat ensued Surgeon Maddox, Privates Collins, Gib son, Hulton, and McMillian. Lieut. Ca hill and Corporal McFarland were slight wounded. The Indians numbered 21. After the fight they headed in the direction of ulirton. This is the same band with which Lieut. Fountain had a fight on the ttth inst. No Indians are reportd killed. A PUGNACIOUS SENATOR. Cincinnati. Dc.20. James C. Hopple Democratic Senator elect, and George Crist, a former Senator and a Republi can, were of a company in the reading room of the Grand Hotel discussing pontics last night, urist was denounc ing the October election in Hamilton county as fradulent. He was demon strative and at last, looking Hopple in tne eye, exclaimed vehemently: "And you know you were a participa tor in the fraud." "Mr. Crist, it i3 untrne," said Hop ple. "It is not; you helped the fraud, and you are a party to it." Hopple, rising to ins leet, said: "Mr. Crist, if you persist in that state ment you lie." This brought Crist to his foet, and he responded: "I do say it, and you know it ia the truth." The words had hardly been uttered before he was foiled by a blow from the senator's list. Crist scrambled to his feet and made for his assailant, but a moment later he was again stretched on the hard tile ftoor. Then bystanders parted them, and Crist washed his face and went to bed. EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON TO KILL (JLliVE LAND.l Council Bluffs, la.. Doc. 20. A man, believed from papers found on his person to be L. S. Kempell, was arrested last night on the outskirts of the citv. He says he is en route to Washington to Kill Cleveland in order to rid the coun try of Democrats. He was heavily armed and nad considerable money Kempbell is believed to be from Sidney, in eD. SERIOUS TROUBLES IN t'OKEA. London, Dec 21. It is rumored in Shanghai that the troubles i a Core a have become serious. A Chinese squadron and American and Japanese men-of- war have left Shanghai for Corea. THE NANTICOKE COAL MINE HORROR. Wilkesbarre, Dec. 22. There was no rest for Nanticoke last night. It is impossible to describe in words the consternation, dismay and agony which spread through the village when it was learned, after midnight, that all efforts to get the men out alive were aban doned. The town never saw such a sight as that witnessed from 2 to 4 o'clock this morning. No ono thought or rest, ihe whole population was out on the streets discussing in the wildest manner tho decision, and exclamations of despair, cries of agony and mutter ings of discontent were heard on every street corner, and in almost every household. The relatives of the victims were in the wildest agony of despair. and several were seized with convul sions. Fannie Sarver, sister of the two Sarver brothers, was prostrated with violent hts, and at 5 a. m. it was feared she would die. . Mrs. Kinelen, the old mother of the three Kinelen brothers, was at. death's door from weakness and the shock, and many of her relatives and friends of the victims are completely prostrated. The onicials in charge of the rescue work were forced to abandon all work from the air shaft, by several irresista- ble conclusions. The investigations at au early hour this morning show that sand rock and culm bad fallen to such an extent that the mine in which the imprisoned men were confined was now filled to the roof, andZihat the men are dead and beyond all human help. A second cave-in took place during the night, which was of very large propor tions, and the real extent of the dam age done can hardly be guessed, but it is in great. This fall brought with it vol umes of black damp and sulphurous gas, which nave tilled the mine and pnt a peremptory stop to all work. At o o'clock this morning it was learned that the bodies of the victims cannot be recovered for at least a month and since this news has spread through out the mining region most intense ex citement has prevailed. Every effort will now be made to work in towards the men from the slope. The clearing up of the gangways will be pushed as rapidly as possible, though the work will be long and tedious, as there is about three thorn and feet of gangway, also filled up, and said to be packed to theroof. - Twenty-three men and boys are in the mine. . . . , . -. ' ' " jWko's Ihe Best Phr.Iclati. The one that does most to relieve suf fering humanity of the thousand and one ills that befall them, bringing joy to sorrowing thousands, is certainly the best of all physicians. . Electrio Bitters are daily , doing this, curing hundreds that have tried all Other remedies and found no relief. As a Spring tonic and blood purifier they are a perfect specific, and 'for liver and kidney complaints have no equal. In the strongest sense of the term, tbey are positively the best and cheapest physician known. Datfy Time. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents. 4 - ' ' A CARD. ; .; ..,...' To all who are suffering from the er rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, losscf manhood, etc., I will nend n recipe that will cure you, I'LL 3 OF CHARGE. .This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Smith America. Send a self -ad dressed P'lV. ' ; ) to tho F'V. Josi th T. Inman, ? !' Yt ('.''. r17 d-y CLIPPINUS. Ninety cigars in two hours was tho test of a record by which an Orlando (Ual.) man endeavored to smoke him self into fame and some cash. It is said he lost only on the nineteenth cigar, which sickened him. Students at Harvard College are pre paring a petition to the President and faculty asking for the substitution of voluntary for the present compulsory attendance at prayers. A similar move ment last year was unsuccessful. A. J. Holland of Mason Valley, Nev., has raised three kittens that he obtained from the nest of a wild cat that he had killed. They have become thoroughly domesticated, and, though now but four months old, are good ratters. A colony of Italians in New Haven is ruled by one Kate Doughan, who is known as the "Queen of Italians." One of them stepped forward and paid a tine that was imposed upon the (jueen the other day for breach of the peace. ; A wealthy iron manufacturer of Le banon, Pa., is to throw open his resi dence on Christmas Day to all of his workmen and their families. Au enor mous Christmas tree in the parlor will bear a present for each of the children of the workmen. When the King' of the New Zealand Maoris was in England he promised to work for temperance reform among his people. He seems to have kept his word, for it is now announced that more than 11,000 of his subjects wear the blue ribbon of teetotalism. Prince Paul Esterhaay engaged in a fox bunt, organized by the Austrian court, a short time ago and during the chase his horse ran away with him, since which time no trace has been found of him. The subject is the pre vailing sensation at tho Austrian cap ital. The waters of Lake Tulare, in Cali fornia, which had been receding for a long time, have risen rapidly since the autumn rains, and many squatters' cabins that were built on dry land are now a mile from shore. It is thought probable that the lake will assume its old or even larger proportions. The shipments of champagne from Lyons to this country during October (the month when supplies for the holi day season are chiefly ordered) aggre gated $343,586 in value, against $201,580 the same month last year. This indi cates that people have moro money to spend for luxuries this year than last. Neal Dow's allusion to Bangor as the "drunkenest city on the! continent" leads the Bangor Commercial to print the police record of Neal Dow's city, Portland, beside that of Bangor for ons day. Bangor had only a lone "drunk," but Portland sent eight drunkards to jail for thirty and sixty days. The canal which the Bundesrath has just decided to construct, after twenty years oi agitation, between the Baltic, the Elbe, and the North Sea, will be a work of vast importance to Europe gen erally, and of great commercial value to Germany, as it will enable her vessels to reach the ocean without running the batteries of a possible foe. No preparation could have made such a reputation as Salvation Oil has (in eo short a time) without intrinsic merit of the highest order. It kills pain. Price 25 cents a bottle. When Italian brigands paid their re spects to chance foot travelers and loaded diligence two or thrae decades go, their occupation was a romantic one, but they are merely road agents" now. Not long ago a daring band at tacked a railroad train, and after shoot ing the guard, they "safely lumped from the train when it was going at full speed." When others are suffering, drop a word of kindness and sympathy. If they are suffering from a cold, eiye them Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup; a few doses of this valuable remedy will afford instant relief, and a twenty-five cent bottle will cure the worst cough. The immigration from Ireland is at a perfect standstill. The people there are in high hopes since the election. HARRIED. At the residence of the bride's father near Greenville, Pitt eounty, on the 20th of December, Mr. James Fulcher, of Craven county, to Miss Emma Mc Gowan, Elder B. Albritton officiating. Notice. Certificate Ho. 1217 for two shares of the Capital Stock of the A. A N. C. K. B. Co. hav ing been lost, application will be made for a dn plicate thereof. decUd301 , TUOS. POWERS. Post Office at Nev Berne, North Carolina. DlCEMBCR 23d, 1885. This office will be closed on Christmas Day and Xew Tear's Day, except between 9 and 10 a.m. Between those hours the office will be ipea for the delivery ol letters and park- ages. MATTHIAS MAUL Y. CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAK, : FOURTH OP JULY, y And mnnT other data are coming." and fhoce all may live in good health and enjoy them. Now one of the most rational way is to go to PALMEK'S CIGAR STOHE, and get a Fine Cigar that is worth amoklng, 1 have thousands of them put up expressly for PKKjENfS to your friends, in boxes of 25, from oue dollar to two and a half dollars a box ; aid always the choicest kind at retail to tnote who appreciate a floe cigar, from So., 10c , 2Uo. to S&e. for one cigar, or good ones by the box of 60 or KW. - wm. u rALJiin, - . Middle street, nf xt to the cor. of 8onth Front, .new JJtnis . v. ' Notice. ' The New Berne Cotton and Grain Ex change will be closed on Friday, and Saturday, the 2oth and 26th inits. By order of the Bonrd of Directors. COMRCIAL. Journal Office, Dec. 23. 8 P. ML. COTTON. New York, December 23.-3:12 p. M Futures closed barely steady. Sales m 1 14,200 bales December, 0.19 June, July, August, September, October. 9.76 9.85 9.03 9.66 9.47 January, February, March, April, 9.21 9 81 9.43 9.54 May, 9.05 November, Hnot.K nuint' Mirldlincr Qa.1rt-T.nw Middling 8 15-16; Good Ordinary 8 8-16. New Berne market steady. Sales of 48 bales at 7.50 to 8.65. Middling 8 11-16; Low Middling 8 1-16; Good Ordinary 7 11-10. E. H. MEADOWS & CO. 12,000 Sacks Dissolved Bone, '2,000 Sacks Kainit guarantee Germau. l.OOO Sacks Pine Island. 1,000 Sacks Pocoinoke. Meadows' Extra Early Peas, Seed Potatoes, Beans and other Garden and Field Seeds. Corner Pollock and Middle Sts.,'. Warehouse, Cotton Exchange Place, d23dwtf NEW BERNE, N. C. CHEAPT CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST! Firecrackers, 5 cts. a pack. Mixed Nuts, 20 cts. per lb. Fine French Mixture, 20 cts. per lb. Fresh made Peanut, Cocoanut and Taffy Candies. l!e sure and get one of my nice Candy Baskets at L. .J. TAYLOR'S Candy Manufactory at the Frog Pond oc2i) dim IIN ITKI) NTATKS OK A M ER1 CA-EAHT-KKN DISI'KICTOK NORTH CAROLINA. A.J. .Culling ) vs. In Ailuriliftlty. The Steamer Florence, lier tackle, npparcl ami I Notice, Ele. turniiur,. , Whereas a libel has been Hied in the said 1I8- li let Court of tlie L olled State at Kewberu, nn the Hitli of December, 1SS5. by A. J. Cat ling, engineer, against the steamer Florence tier tackle, apparel and furniture, alleging in siinBiiinre mat mere is due turn lor wages, for services on said steamer as engineer, Two hundred and nlnety-nino 75-1U0 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 lo pay such wages, with IIIUTCM UUtl COSIS. Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition to me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said steamer or vesrel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, or in any manner interested 1 lie roi ii . that lliey be and HODear before the said District Court, to be held at the City of Newborn, in and for Ihe Eastern District of Aiu-tii Carolina, on Wednesday the 30th dav of December, A . D. 1HS5, at eleven o'clock in the. forenoon of that day, then and there to interpose tneir claims and to make their al legations in thai behalf. Dated December With, 1KX.",. J. H. HIIjL. r. 8. Marshal. Ily R. C. KEriOE, C.S. Deputy Marshal. im;i;kn v mtki k.nkon, Proctors for Lihellant. td Christmas Goods! A I, A ROE AND HANDSOME SUPPLY OK KANCY TOILET GOODS, consisting of: Plush Toilet Cases, Plush. Whlak Broom Cases, Handkerchief Extracts. Cologne, Etc., Etc., .lust r.oelvod at HANCOCK BROS. DRUG STORE, next to Post Office, New Hei ne, N. 0. can ana see ineni before buying. 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 he hcM at their BANKING HOUSE on the SECOND TUESDAY, being the 12th day of JANUARY, 188(, Tho 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. ISy virtue of the powers conferred by Charles T. Cherry in a certain mortgage dated the lllh day of Febiuary, 1881, and duly recorded. The National Bank of New Berne will offer for sale at Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH dav of .DECEMBER, 188S at VANCEBORO, in Craven county, at TWELVE o'clock, neon, SEVEN-EIGHTHS of the hTEAMBOAT "FLORENCE," together with seyen-elghths of the masts, bowsprit, boats, anchor, cables, chains, rigging, tackle, apparel, furniture, and all other necessaries thereunto appei talning or beloneing. Terras of sale. cash. Byorderorthe Board of Directors. y J. A. GUION. Cashier. Niw Berne, Dec. 1, 1885. & dtd THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERNE. New Bkbnk, N. C, November 20, 1885. In conformity with the Instructions of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United states, the fo. lowing certificate l published for the information of all concerned. Very respectfully, . ... John Hughes', President. Tbcasubt Depaktmist. , Ofkics or Comptroller ot the Currency. Washington, November IStb. 1885. ' Whereas, by satisfactory evidence present ed to the undersigned. It has been made to appear that "Tne National Bank of New Berne." in the City of New Berne, In the Connty of Craven and State of North Csro Una, baa complied with all the provisions or the "Act of Congress to enable National Banking Associations to extend their corpo rate existence and for other purpose." ap proved July 12th, 1882. . :: VT., ' Now therkforr r, Henry' W. Cannon, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby cer tify that -The National Bank of New Berne," in the city of New Berne, in the County of Craven and State of North Carolina, Is authorized to have succession for the period specified In its amended articles 6f associa tion, namely until close of business on No vember 27, 1(105. In testimony hereof witness my SEAL ) band and Seal of otlice this 18th dav of November, 1S85. H. W. OANNOX. Comptroller of tbecurreney. No, V1. '" HOIIEY SAVED IS HONEY MADE, And the Way to Save It is to the Store of Taylor & ; Smith. Personal attention was given to the Kclectitii ol ourstoik oi Goods, and tin; best of propo sitions secured, lienco we sell o low. We have a Full Stock and keep it replenished with constant arrivals. Give us a trial and we will convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. Middle St., below South Front sepl:i rtwllii) LoriilardT AND Gail & Ax's SEXTETS Manufacturer's Prices AT 3F. TJTjeielr's. Cigars, Cheap! Another Lot oi Cigars Just In1 Which I am oifering at Prices Lower Than Ever. CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK. JOHN DUNN. TO THE PUBLIC! OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH Choice Groceries, paBDed Goods, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, (Of thehest mabo,) Dry Goods, Hats and CapB Crockery, Etc., '. In fact we keep everything that is kept ia FlrHt Ijlftfefl Vnrletv Htnrn nil nrvhl.h u,A . offering A.S LiHv AS THE LOWEST al: v jiuienaiB ur ileum. ( , , -, W Come and see ns and ba convlnoed. ROBERTS & BRO., ' Middle street, New Berne, N.C"11'1 Tax Notice. To the Tax-Payers of the City of New Berne ' 1 AU persons owinir a Real. Pnnuinai r tni hi : Tax are hereby notified to call and settle the same without delay, as no farther Indulgence can be gianted. Call and save yourselves oesfc : and unpleasantness. , . . I. HANCOCK, """ iuy iax ijoueoto.. OWKN H. GUIOH. . P.H.fttLlTimr.'ti GUION & PELLETIEB, Attorneya At . XsawI?,, BOOTH HOMT 8T OTP. GASTON HOTOB, , , , Practice where services are desired. 1 -i' v 'U ' TMt 1 rn In t i hi. ..mh. , ... . JWerVl Court at TlTew Berne. " " one oi wis nrm will always te at the lbfl'- lowing places at times speclflfd fcelow: vwu, lunt.T ui eacn and every week.. . ,.. t ueauiof t, uarteret eounty, Thursday oreajhs Jacksonville, Onslow conntv. the flrat Mm. ,i day in each month. dl7 V CaDt Sam. B. Waters A8tlT, Dt'KFY'g PTJRU M A I TP tarnmnrr . M. Crtrh ton's 'Montlcclla Pr Ky." i-iuiinrcin, rjto. At n
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