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NEW:BEKNE. N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBEK 31, 1885.
NO. 223.
i;(ygii jstews:
ritl HlaUtm llaaaM.
New Berne, latitude, 85 8' North. " .
" j longitude, 77 8' West.
S"un rises, 7:11 j Length of day, '
Sun sets, 4:55 I 9 hours, 44 minutes.
: Moon rites at 1:49 a. m. .
7 BUSINESS LOCALS. '
? Jtrsr Received, by ex press a BIO
lyQT of Wraps, includinft Newmarkets.
"Circulars and Dolmans that will be sold
To,-pAT, CHEAP..' Call, and examine.
f l " n. a, jjottt s Bargain uouse.
' All who have tried our lOo. hams say
they are as good as any in market.
- Humphrey & Howard.
voaniyveix statement. I Hot the BIart.
we send out today td our suu-1 We oublish todav. from th. lti.nt.
,1'"ucr" ln raen county a supplement I Conntitution. an umnnt of
wnsainmga part of the annual state- younn Geomia farmer has dona dnrinir
ment of the expenditures of the county the last seven vein on' fa, The.
from Sept 1st, 1884 to Dec 1.4, 1885. first thins- this rnnn. mm in v,n
inese supplements will be continued farm came Into his possession by the
each week until the entire statement is death of his father w.a t mn,M,o ,
4uuiiBueu. uy examining tnese the tax- place for 4.000. Many newsDaDers in
payers can see what has become of their North Carolina would have pronounced
money. The macriBtratm in th ni,ntV L! . .. , v
shouldstndrthi. mnt 7 u,maiallure" once. They .declare
they can't point out, when they are r"' tta morX system has ruined
called upon next June to levy taxes, the farmers, and their 'columns bristle
"w.more economy migntDe with adyice aeainst a ruinous system
practiced
creased.
and the expenditures de
ft Ji.
' HUC$LE BERRY.
22 lw
while many of them are doubtless car
rying mortgages on the very outfit
which prints their papers.
But the story is, that the young man
mortgaged the place for J4.C00 and went
to work. Hero is the seoret of his sue
cess. It is not the act of giving the
mortgage that has reduced many farm
ers to almost beggary, but the failure to
act after the mortgage is given. If
The Value of Crarei County A.
t;. it. stock.
The Journal in advocating the sale of
VtAa nreMrvalion of the eves from Craven county 'e stock in the A. & N. C
imDalred siehtar the grateful assistance R.' wishes to be understood as not (nvnr-
"to sight already" impaired, tnere is no ing a total sacrifice of the stock. Iftha
lens equal to the JJiainona lenB spec- .,,,,. .. ,
tables and eye-glasses. ; Diamond trVde "" anot re4al,ze sum ttom h
mark on everv iair. ? i i i "ale that will materialy reduce her debt
Vau ao a in Nanr Kama rt I c hr l. A. I nilli T. ArAhtr ra intra (ka I .
BELL. . onerous taxes they are now .(. ""TV"""" " P!"-
M I ff - , ,t fa .k. ITl'lTrr menon can obtain it by
Xialtflayof 1885. , .v 3 "T " """" w,lu " mortgaging at a reasonable rate of in.
- wvh. .lauaobuuun iuuiimlh i.iuir. I A. i . i ... .
. .o.to. nua, uujouhuu n were to nls go-
. uuw a ujurnei lor ID 18 Stock. , . . .
The nivde wharf is beinir newlv eov-Unrf ,, .Tattu w . t - i , ... "" wnat to
- . I .... vvu..v ouu iaio aumuer UI Mn m m ..! T . ..
, . - " ...vjiicy wuou ub eets IE,
.uer IDIDE IE WOUia D6 Well for form will nnt itaaU
I ' ' wu.iuc. Iarmer th . L . .
f : i r. I ""vuuimiuiu, iwuiraru, he nnta in hia l lr. ,;nv,t 1
he Silver Cornet Band will play at however, thicks it a bad plan to sell as, manure, workine six davs in h v
I h A a. . U -.1 1 1 1 . 1 " 1 ' wva
ered.
the skating rink tonight.
" H. B, Daflfy received goods last night
by Express that he desires to show to
1 ladies.
m Moore & Brady's oyster packing
house la steadily at work, employing
Irom two to three hundred hands daily.
. .1.- ..... ,
no soys, mo block 18 Dounn to Dfi vprv I j
. - .... - w buu riBinB on ine seventh, or working
- w f - w. v. vii i u uu viko bile
fact that certain parties are trvinir to
buy it up. When no one wanted it.and
it had no market value it would have
been thought a fortunate thing for the
county to get ?20.00 per share. But
in the Lord's vineyard, the land will re
spond to his treatment, and if he had to
mortgage to make a start the mortgage
will soon be paid off.
There are some things commendable
in this young man's mode of farming
it
when there seems to be a market for it. -v,ii !,, o, i,- .......
,ltPr. Steacy 'a entertainment, it is said, at that price, the chairman thinks it is tthu Vnr ln.: Z Z",.
ihm irreatlv imnroyed in interest, hay-1 worth Stfo fln rwr Blinro nnA mill U..: i
t...nultl,..mU.,f . .mn. L.. T. . """ ,CU BCUBIUIO M a
uH bouu.cu u uo yiuMjr euuu. j.i someone were to I fm, .(, :a ,: oo .
AMM.J AOT.VMW.W, UU ,UWjUllC( fUV.VV I, HUU1U 111 ail prOOaDlllty
celebrated reter HonlzUomedy family. I advance to $75. CO. This
able.
commendable
farmer who is
9,uuu in Dank everr vmr u not
reminds ui .!, tn do, ,;., u.-.
lrl!.:t0.7 PubhBhedJ.e bIeedortOBituP all night, save four
uuw..w.,..jnniKOVmcn hourgi mating syru Nor fa , com
we codv: I , . . .
- i mRnnaniA in him tr Iicta in (V.n
crochety old eentleman in Kinslon u.. r .,
a Mr. B. . bad verv necnliar . " r. T" W,D J"" Ior lne PU'Pose
tions about trading. Whenever anyone 0 0 nfi: money t0 put in the
attempted to buy anything from him we think farmers mieht correctlv hn
and offered a fair price the old gentle- divided into three classes: 1st. the shift
rdTA' 'P-ident, who have poor
property and would raise his price. floCK' BorrT implements, work five days
Caution was his strong point. Know- 'n the week, six hours a day, and go to
iuK mis iraiB in u. s cnaracter. the the vi lairo on Saturdavf ihi ta nn c.
hnva" nrnnnawl f r tLnn ,.n - I .
m Rrl,.7. u ST. i "I. ; treniei 2 those who work
port yestfrdaf for water aiid coal. The he wished to sell and was offering him nard' llve hard dve their
Victor is owned by. Mr, James Kenwlck ior io.uu without nndimr a bidder, children, never send thm
of No. yUBroadwajr. NiY. tad is being nree d roe" happened to be to school or give them a day of recrea
taken foStr AuguBtine as a pleasure Hon is " d to kn X!. K a- tton, carry the best they have to market
yacht. . She is a beautiful little boat of Horse Drover No. 1.. aDnroachinir n
WtyPQ .tons . burthen; the cabin . is "I hear you have a mule to sell and I
handsomely fitted un with Georgia nine w.an.r.?0 Duy What will you take for
" jw owmmouaw oamiorwoiy B uX hard, kn wfa
consist of three persons only, the Cap-I Drover No. 1: "I guess he is worth
auout $10. UU. l will eive vou that
rreeman tJrnul, Jaq., brought in a
very fine Cochin China rooster yester
day. He Is only five months old, but
weighs fifteen pounds gross. This breed
of chickens are noted for flesh, but they
are said to be good layers also. Free
man says' they grow only for Democrats,
-Wondes what breed will grow for
Mi4wrtA'piU:
steam yacht Victor, Capt. L. A,
MoLean, bound to St. Augustine, Fla.,
from Wilmington,, Del., put into this
The Chicago Exposition in 1892.
i Washington. Deo 27. The' Capital
!". a is (ooeintroauoed in Con
gress to lend the name of the Govern
ment to - the international exnnaitinn
which is to be held in Chicago in 1892 to
commemorate the four-hundredth anni
versary or the discovery of America.
xne unioago people are a good deal in-
COMMERCIAL.
January.
terested in this enterprise and are eoinir i.66'
to push it With the enercv that h mndn al'lrr Q.
that city famous. They think the typi
cal American city Should be the leader
ana cue location of this commemoration
and consider it auita Aft AnnronrintA ab
the holding of the Centennial celebra
tion of the Republic at the cradle of
liberty. The exposition will b nlannnd
after that of Philadelphia, and similar
legislation is desired, except that no
nnanciai aid or guarantee is asked from
Journal Office, Dec. 29. 8 P. M
OOTTOH.
fliW YORK. llAcambnr 3-12. P. it
Futures closed steady. Sales of 96,500
uaies,
9.16
9.25
9.37
9.48
9.69
9.70
July,
August,
September,
October.
November,
December.
9.79
9.88
9.66
9.46
Apnl,
May.
June,
Spots dull; Middling 9 816; Low
Middling 8 15-16; Good Ordinary 8 8-16,
JNew Berne market dull. Sales of
14 bales at 7 to 81.
Middling 8 11-16: T)w MiHdlina
j i-in; uooa uramary 7 11-16
agreXer Hashes! nashesi
agreeing to foot all the bills.
Buckle' Arnica Salve.
THE BEST HALVE in tha world for
outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kneum, U'ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and Dositivelv enrm nilnn.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. dwly
Nothing Claimed oe Disclaimed !
Nothing Affirmed oe Denied !
Grand New Year's Entertainment!
lhe World-Renowned DR. STEACY
ana his Young and Beautiful Wife,
NELLIE STEACY,
Assisted by the Famous
Medium,
e cole
The President has approved the bills W. I SSS t???., .?
M . uuim i isa. v mirun.i . Hnn i.n
arauuug a pension to Mr. Want tnd hr,t.H Pirrru homto mwrnv u . u
nroviriino- for tha nn,,..l it.: i .." "vmu wuilu i ji iu-
disabilitiea of Gen. Lawton of Georir ia. I '
-u.vy 1st, 11 All. 'X'lllSATltli,
Commencing
Kidney Complaint.
C, uvr years i nave Deen a ter-1 p i XT -rr . , .
rible sufferer from a troublesome kid- iriaaV. N&W YftarS Nip-ht.
J v f-iwiuv, nuu a ouci ui vrlllUIl A
haye spent over $230 without benefit:
. i, ... ..
uie most nocea so-oaiied remedies prov
ing failures. The use of one single bot
tie of B. B. B. has been marvelous. av-
ing more relief than all other treatment
combined. It is a quick cure, while
others, if they cure at all, are in the
distant future. C.H.Roberts.
Atlanta Water Works,
Dr. L. A. Guild, of Atlanta, who owns
large nursery and vineyard, has a lad
on his place who was cured of a stub
born case of Scrofula, with one sincle
bottle of B. B. B. Write to him about
tne case.
For sale wholesale and retail hv R. N.
uuny. uasn to accompany the order,
For Sale,
JANUARY, 1886
Admission 50j. Reserves without
extra charge. de30 td
For Rent,
ON REASONABLE TERMS,
My FARM, situated on Neuee River, south
side, near Adams Creek; capacity len horse
crop. The farm has a large and comfortable
dwelling house and tenant houses ou It.
Also, four horses and two mules, farming
utensils, etc.
For further particulars enqulie of
MB8. JOHN II. NKLSON,
dec'IO dwtf Beaufort. N. C.
& desirable house and lot on the south
side of Broad street, one door west of
the residence of J. C. Green, Esq. For
terms and further particulars, apply to
aeooiir uuion Felletier
tain,' engineer and assistant.' Capt Mc
Lean ia endeavoring to make the trip
' by the inland route as far as possible
Be leaves this morning and will pass
throagh
much."
B. '! can't take that. I vslno him
at tfau."
Drover No. 1 retires and in about
be New Berne and Beaufort P8'' hour. No. 3 comes along.
. -tlt n . itimr-ii ir .
oa. up-Bogua Sound to Swansboro, to buI mule!' Whiilyou taklLr
wi vugs uuvsiue w vape xear. tiis i eube one oi yoursf
craft draws only three feet water,' and I U. I don't know. What will you
i
being light, looks as though the ocean
wayes would' toes her about like a
' feather."'- f : "
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Santa Claas' Hlatake.
The Jrresbyterian. lecture room was
crowded last night to witness the enter-
ttinmfint tftirAf 'rtv tli . tAlioa anil
children of the Sunday-school. The sing
ing by Misses Allen ,Kilbum and
Maude Moore was good, and still better
when joined : by the children in the
chorus. Will. Bryan makes a first rate
Santa" Claus, and the whole was highly
enjoyed by all. - ;- i V ' "
- irrn ? .' U'.'"
Drover No. 2: "He looks as if he was
worth about 30. I'll eive that for
him."
B. "That is not enoueh. That mnlA
is worth UU.
No. 8 leaves and in a short time No. 8
approaches.
Drover No. 8. "Good morning. Mr.
a. I am tryinar to buy me a mule. T
will give you 860 for that one of voura
taoaing in ine ioe."
d., anirry ana excitva "Well von
can i gee mm. xou are all like a pack
of buezards after my mule. . I don't
wans eo sen mm at ail."
because it brings a better price, in fact
tbeir minds are bent on money and this
world b goods and they care not who
sinks so they swim; this is the other ex.
treme. The third is the class who farm
for a living, who are satisfied with a fair
yield for the labor and expenditures on
the farm, who delight in havino- s-ood
schools and churches, are attentive to
Dusiness, live within their means, are
neaay to neip a distressed neiehbor
pay as 9 hey go, live resoected and His
regretted. Suoh men are net afraid of
a mortgage if one is necessary, but they
win iiub wor uav ana nicht. man
wearing oil the ends of their fin cm in
uruer vj put money in tne Dank.
t ,
Gout, a painful disease affectinc nrin-
: ,, il oi .. a .
uipanjr mo uorous tissues about the
smaller joints, has various names, ao.
cording to the parts affected, as nodaAaa.
when in the feet; chiyassa, when In the
nanas, axe; but whether the attack is
first felt in the feet, the hands, or som
other part, rub with Salvation Oil at
once. It annihilates pain. Price 25
cents a bottle.
CLIPPINGS.
Louis Pasteur, the discoverer of
, We fear the commissioner, of Craven 8ftThed
.i . .t.- . , . . : .. . : r -
vuuui,jhuiu suuut uio Bamo views mi ijoio, in tne department or Jura, France,
recard to thfilr rAilroal afu.1. ti, tr' I and is in his sixteenth tur.
" - I m uv ut I J
Capt. B. D. Stowe of Mecklenburg Is B. did his blind male. The taxpayers Hostilities have broken out afresh on
in the city to attend the sale of a tract are beina- bled every year for m. tn ? H.nesapeake between the State au
of land .ioreosuraof mort- pay.the interest on a large debt and to S tSSSSL
gage, whiph takes place at 'the court set aside a sinking' fund to discharge a chronio thirty-seven-year-war aspect
house' door today at 18 0 'clock. the principal. The county owns about la not creditable to . the law officer of
11. w. w. uarraway ,was in the thirteen hundred shares of stock in the V vn:iu" S : ?. t
city i yesterday He- is ?atiH ' "D. JR. A; & N. C. R..which is servinsr no other 1 "f,d ' Amherst college,
WalkerTbf the JCew, and Observer, nnrnose now ht rW ..rffV 1!u'" ua run every
r w J i j. t.t . . . T iuay vuey never wouia aie 01 COneumD-
He hB?aooepted PBl"on" assistant contention among the commissioners tion, bpt if they haye the consumption
revenue; agent, but is -on dressparade and magistrates of the county. Divi- tbeJ are "nre t0 "n that is, run down.
yet waiting for orders. The JouENAt dends of three. foni and r.r nd their doctors' bills wUl run up. ;
congratulates him on hia5 appointment riercent are often Attired oat on nnr . Spiders were formerly considered to
i.t ia r . .. . ... . . . oe a cure in rural districts for atne.
uu wuara w no uuu mvuiuwu buuu. lana.ine nonnr.inor nnn b-ir : . ... ....
- I . vmm ucre r- I mmH VMHra airn m. ,un . in a n . .
Cpl. Oeo. I. No witekr arrivsd on the grown " weak by theV heavy , burden of famous for her success' in cnrin- nnonlA
steamer Ketcbern on Tuesday night and taxation-are shown what a nice time thna affeoed It appears that the only
entertained a large crowd at the June- Craven will soon have when the whole Ki0'",.80 'IT03?'1 TM . lar
tion of South Front and Middle streets county expenses are paid with the divi- e? "P J0'8-T .Tha P"!
-....---.xt i.j.v.. !. t. dend.from thi. n.rnifln ,..f " were iKUorant OI tne Contents Of
yeat-roay. j. ar, .nuepwa . to mm " " ZSlvi bolus, w that imagination
for oumbexa of the Tar Heel Magazine E 23.' ' . k6 had nothing to do with the matter. In
which we failed ta get at the proper eaireraeM tha r.hintom.of k., -?g"d, also, the spider has i been call-
. . ' I . " f - vu A-a ai an aawMA Iaia. T T l-l 1 i
While the div denda com nnf. . r " .nj uiuva u
Our towiidian, John S. Long, Esq.,
in company wim air. u. x-. x oy, teit ior that tnig tock
Pdlloksville yesterday, where Mr. Long Craven county
was Jo' adtesatha people oa the sub-1 factory bid is made.
if the c.mner. would n J
will be exchanged Tar bein rolled np and wallowed
a"K huu w vt as avuuu UO UW
ject of education.
Mr. XL M. Wahab of Durham is in the
city spending the holidays with his
brother, H. W. Wahab, Esq.'
O. H.'Guion, Esq., leaves for Trenton
today pn professional business.
Mr. an 3 Mrs. F. TJlrich, Miss Nellie
Loe?. X.r. S. S. Willstt and several
other s y 1 names we did not get, left
on t' e . a.i r Trent yesterday evening
for 1 o.loksTiUo.
prov
there is no telline
what would, be the result. They are
not bound to accept an offer if. in their
judgment, the price ia - too low. Is it
not worth while to make an effort to re
duce the county debt? , j
Nlae Pfeyaletaaa OatOncv
It is generally considered a nretty dif
ficult task to outdo a nhvrician. bnt the
fovawing will conclusively prove where
nine were completely outdone. Mrs.
Helen Pharviz, 831 Dayton St., Chicago,
111., was treated for Consumntiora bv
nine physicians, and all pronounced ber
case incuraDie. seven bottles of Dr.
Take little annoyances ont of the way.
If you are sufferint with a couch or
cold, nee Dr. Bull's Coueh Syrun at
once. This old and reliable remedy I Kintr'n
will never disappoint you. AU druz- coroDletelv cured hr. TV,,,ht,n.
gists sell it for twenty-five cents a please droD her a nnotal and mn.in
yourselves. Bold by all druggists.
bott'.e.
REPORT OF THE CONDITIO?
OF THE
National Bank of Hew Berne,
At New Berne, In the State of North
Carolina, at the close of business,
December 24th, 1885.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts -Overdrafts
-
U. S. Bonds to secure circu
lation -
Other stocks, bonds and mort
gages -
Due from approved reserve
agents -
Due from other National
Banks -
Due from State Banks and
bankers - :
Real estate, furniture, and
fixtures ....
Current expenses and taxed
paid -Premiums
paid -Checks
and other cash items
Bills of other Banks
Fractional paper currency.
nickels, and pennies -
Specie -
Legal tender notes
Redemption fund with U. S.
lTeasureT (5 per cent of cir
culation) -
Bargains ! Bargains !
AT COST ! and
LESS THAN COST!
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
?115p Men's, Youths' and
Children's Clothing
and Underwear!
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Worsted Cashmeres,
AND A SMALL LINE OP
Ladies' Underwear,
all for LESS THAN COST, to
close out business.
A large line of Trunks, Valises
and Hand Satchels,
And Goods too numerous to
mention.
Christmas Goods !
Pla.hTolIetC.se,,
Call and iee them before buying U
NOTICE.
National Bankof New Berne.
THE ANNUAL MKETlVfi i.e..
tion of Directors, and the transaction of uch
other biulntss B8 may come before them, will
beheld at their BANKING HOUSE on the
SECOND TUKSDAY. letlii? twin .1.. .. m
JANUARY, im. 1
The Polls will be ouciihH i iwv,-..
o'clock and close at one, j,m.
J. A. GUION.
TlAnamKaM 111 lu -r
Cashier,
MONEY SAVED
IS
MONEY MADE,
And the Way to Save It
is to the Store of
Taylor &
Smith.
Personal
ot
ittentioii w as criven
10 me Keleetioii 1 m.
- ..... .-i.wjv
woous, nutiiiiu best of
sltions securcil
473.32
100,000.00
12,449.95
8,258.11
63,202.12
1,191.59
21,788.00
3,513.70
147.45
5,347.06
7,032.00
300.00
8,890.00
41,000.00
Total - - - -$391,248.54
LIABIUTIES.
CapiUl stock paid in - - $100,000.00
Surplus fund - - 40,000.00
Undivided profits - - 19,433.02 1
naiionai can notes out
standing - - - 88.110.00
fi j . .. ...
waiviauai aeposics suDiect
to check .... 102.730.21
Demand certificates of de
posit, - - - - - 17.824.35
Due to other National Banks 24,336.96
Four No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sew in?
Machines, at $25 each, all nnw nnA in
4,510.00 1 first-class condition.
Come and Buy Now.
VM. SULTAN,
Building.
Weinstein
dec30 dwitm
-B8.
Total, . . . $391,248.54
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, )
IJOUNTY OF URAVKN, )
I, J. A. Onion, Cashier of the above-
named bank, Uo solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
J. A. Guion, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
tnia 80th day of December, 1885.
ifi. w. carpenter,
Clerk Superior Court.
Correct Attest:
John Hvaaxs, )
Geo. Alles, ' - V Directors.
L. H. Cutler, )
Pecan Trees.
A Few Doren Select PECAN TREES for
sale at one dollar each by
J. 8. LANE,
dec?5 dlw wlm Stonewall, N. C.
CHRISTMAS, NEW YE Alt,
FOURTH OF JULY,
I A nd many other days are coming, and I hope
all may live ln Kood health and enjoy them.
Now one of the most rational wy Is to no
to PALMER'S CIGAR STORK, mnri r.t,
Fine Cigar that U worth smoking. I have
thousands of them pat up expressly for
PRESENfS to yonr friends, ln bores of 25,
from one dollar to two and a half dollars a
uua; uuu siwhji me caoioes. Kina at retail
to those who stiDrsclata a flna ninr fmn.
Sc., 10c , 20c. to 35a. for one cigar, or good ones
vjr nit? uui ill ou Ul luu.
WM. U PALMER,
Middle street, nxt to the cor. of South Front.
nan ocivnib, n. v.
propo-
cnoo wc 'sell
SO lOW. Wc Imvon I...ll
- . ia.. 1 ) IV
and keep it roiloniai,i
ill!
constant arrivals.
Give us a trial and we will
convince.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Middle st., below South Front
sepia dwfiiu
Lorillard
-AND-
Gail & Ax's
Manufacturer's Prices
-AT-
3F. Ulxiclr's.
Tax Notice.
To the Tax-Payers of the City of New Heme
All persons owing a Real, Personal or Pol
lfre.b n,ollned K and settle the
same without delay, as no further Indulnence
can be gianted. call and save yourselves Jest
and unpleasantness.
HANCOCK,
d1' tf City Tax Collecto
CaDt. Sam. B. Waters
DIJFPT'S PCRK MALT WHISKEY
M. Crlehton's "Montlcello Pnr. u ...
Sllllarda. Sfn.
At his old Stand on Middle street.
e12dly New Berne. N
K.
Notice.
Buy Your i Candy
FROM-
Li J. TAYLOR, g
Certificate No. 1217 for two shares of the
Capital Stock of the A. N. C. R. R. Co. hav
ing been lost, application -will be made for a
duplicate thereof. . ,
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w iLolesajilo
CANDY HANUFACTUEEE
AND '
9 Jobber of Penny Goods.'
Schedule
NOTICE.
B.
All persons doinar bnginefta mnr-
chaots,-or otherwise, upon all goods
bought in or oat of tha Stata. or an
Caudyracth0FroKroad
. . . r-r 1 we first TEN days in January. Persons
llOtlCe. i o ' filin8 t within the time will be
The New Berne Cotton and Grain Ex-I b charnvl with dmhia . tiii ...
change will be closed on Friday, Jan- at my office to receive the same. Blanks
nary 1st, 1886. furnished.
By order of the Board of Directors. I JOSEPH NELSON
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OWEN U. GUION. P.U.Pri.i.kt,v.
GUION & PELLETIER,
.ttome-v-ss At Uaw.
South Frost St., opp. gahton House
NEW BERKE, S. C.
Practice where services are desired.
Practice ln the Supreme Court, and ln th
Federal Court at New Berne. In "
One of this firm will always be at tho fol
lowing places at times Bpeeltled below' '
mS&S? county' Soturday 0t
Beaufort, Carteret county, Thursday of eajh
e,Ons,owconty,tho flrstMon-
Horner School,
VJiFVHU, IT.
i c.
Spring Session of 188S be'glns the ftrnA -'
Monday, the 11th of January. Hceond
J. H. HURNER. ' ' ' S 'V"
detiSdwlt'
Prlnclpala. ,
E. II. MEADOWS & CO.-
2,000 Sacks Dissolved Bonfe ''
2.OO0 Sacks Kainit-eaarante '
1.000 Sacks Pino Island. ? u
1,000 Sacks PocomokA
, Meadows' Extra Early Pi-asy'
Seed Potatoes, Bean and other r
Garden and Field Seeds.
Corner Pollock and Middle Sts J
Warehouse, Cotton Exc' -0 riace
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