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) ,0-5 ''ill T.-V,fl "'"'"l ' ' it. I JJ ) ft - ". T ti . If ' " ' l' 1 - r ? ' , t r - r -flirt -a f y ' - f - j -.'Tlt'i ax . ': ' M p.. 'tA "'.r- ri O KI Ai.Xr: If I I 1 1 I U 11 Li. ", 1 -(.1 - '; . ." New Berne, latitudee85 6' North. " v longitude, 77 8' West; . Sun rises 7:11 J Length of day, ""."V . :Sun sets, 4:55 I 9 hours, 44 minutes. - Moon rbes at 4:49 a. m. ;; A ! c - ' 7 BUSINESS LOCALS. ., i( All who have tried our 10c. hamssaj they are as good as any m marKer,- f, . Humphrey & Howahd tTh'iHimnn(l; lens -eel in Cellul)id mIuJiii: 1 framdtt i-reDre8entioK the - atnoioest selection i tortoise shell and hednminir the moat DOD- vlar.Every' genuine; pair '"bears the trade mark. . Ul Old M 1 - Jot ff't Nant-BarnaxMay 4 U. A BRXjIi. . - - ri t - rrja'ftts'lifinffidir fire ft 1 18 cts. whole- sale. --t"" .': The Cotton xchange will be closed today.,- slJi " C'l - - - t New Year' 4 day f1 wasbright and Br 1 v. V s. .'T !aH)Daies are looking "well on the truck farms. " 'Tv . V? A good crowd JiT theT citf yesterday and trade ras pretty" good. Qk woocLwar'offered at the wharf yesceraayfat $3.80 per cord. The holidays will soon be past and then willhegin the struggle with 1886 1 The time !'!f of sowing radishes is at hand and pea planting will soon fol low. V Thk AKnnnr tfattie E. Hiles is load ing' lumber at Thompson & Cawraan's mill; "' " ,The sidewalk has been greatly im proved in front of Mrs. Susan Stanly's store on Pollock street. :jThncV, wbtcVwas to be resur rected on the first day of January, 1886, has iloi been reoeived at this office. IThe bear show on 'the streets yester ay somewhat interfered with the cele bration of the Emancipation Proclama tion by our colored citizens. flnl. DaaIiIowiUkv-divided the Crowd yesterday, with the bear show and the jDeletifaUonists and distributed many packftges of the celebrated Indian The furious ringing of bells on Thurs day night aroused our citizens and re mlned'tlbWihai ibe !'old year .was in its last agonies and that a hew one was athandiiUW.: 6 The schooner Robert Center, Capt. Wtoteff Is tft'toort frota $6 York ; with a cargo w1turnips,v'cabbage and Irish IMtatoiathia!? aoFodl lik bringing COBl VJ INBW UUKUB. ; . " ,,... . . , - The oounty commissioners' room at the court hous((;hBS been , crowded for . the last week or two by( parties lookiDg after their prbpertyV which' has ' been sold for taxes and deeded to the. itate. We tiecnne publishing tlifi correspond ence fr6n' the dictator of Hog Island, Carteret county, entitled, "The Situa. tion n pugaria'l. because, we think he " is a' little mixe4.in,hs geography and authorities, asvafter a careful research, we find that the Palkans in Europe are nota'epur of the Blue Ridge,' and 'that the HoBq;aeTrSi;"5ophia T8 not the wL o ; of Santa ClaM.", '; ' ' ;1 , There mjjst ftafe 'been three savages in the JookNAL office at 10:30 p., m., of the day that t1885 past foto hitory for three' helrla'wera'spthei aanor. turn at that hour of the dying-year by the sweet yocajl music of the Nightin gale eerenaders,". an organization of young colored jnien who reflect credit on theirt racer. The Joubnil returns thantfor their rendition of three well chosen songs delivered in front of the office which, recalled the facf that the .. New YeaiCwaa 1 rapidly appVoaching.' " , We learn rthere'was n large and.eniiLentlvaiitfudienc ' - at Pol loksyjljrftionl Wednesday:! Jlavenlng to hearjthe addresfOfIMr5n'ohn Longvai i was a fine address; also the ladies' titivaJfor 'tbr benefit rf the Mason((i'L6de',buildingthe lower part of which' k to be used; fed a" schoolroom was .very successful.! i Several- ladies and gentleman from this city attended, -among whom were" Messrs." FV Ulrich, 8. n. Scott and their families, T. J. Mitchell, and others. We are glad to know the people of Polloksvilla are tak- in? such a lively interest in the cause of ; educatiotUvJ wJ t.iil i 1 ThffTJtiniTscd " grearf eature 1sfNe w Year's Dayt--th" "precision, (as previously an'1 ,.n. m .liedthrough the streets. a Lau-ber of participants it wis not as large as we expected but the men in i .. r .:"y uu 'formed t id , ' ... wi-.l to exctileiit mut-ic. The central figure and admired of all admir ers was the drum major who swung his baton with rc-tT" ii ...aa''. cu!;ir saw kiid delayed eu.iiCieiit mu- tsrv r -n- fTd gra" leur for a "whole div" i r ; 9 grand army of thu re- (,,'t ' ; . 1 ii fibtier tan the fXl ; . i..:. i t.e cLeT8 for the y i the oilice. OcKtna the Year WeUfr1 fit t ! "; Samuel W.I Ihani,iyE8q., onTNew Year's morning kilted two wild turkeys at 6ne shot.'.' They were both' of the gobbling kind, :arid, jointly, tipped the scalea at (hirty pounds. ! . tww ni " " r' ,i"i '''' " Fell Wlcfc the Year.-.'"; '., C ' .: Our job printer,- R. Hill, brings us an apple that fell from one of his trees on Thursday bight, dropping, it is sup posed, while the .bells were tolling the funeral of the' old jreariVlt js a small fellow, but appears to be of a Becond growth. 1 - f ' f ' The Theatre LatMxbt. , ur, Steacy , -, performed , last night ..to a. gqod, audieric?. His tricks are weft" and" adroitly per formed, as are also those of Miss Nellie wha performs some wonderful acts qf clever 't deception. The spiritualistic portion of the entertainment fa simply astonishing. Week of Prayer. We publish today the programme of the Evangelical Alliance for the Week of Prayer begining next Monday. The services will begin iu the M. E. Church on Monday evening , and close at the Presbyterian church on theSundav eve ing following. I Notices of the eery ices for each evening will appear iu these columns daily. More Time. Mr. James A. Bryan, chairman of tho board of county commissioners, has in structions from Col. W. L. Saunders, Secretary of State, to continue collect ing back taxes on lands deeded to the State until further instructions from him. Secretary Saunders doubtless extended the time on account of the delay in get ting out the notices and our people whote property is yet in jeopardy had better come forward before the chairman of the board of commissioners is instructed to bring suit for possession. Bay Run Over. James T. Moore, a little eight or ten year old son of Mr. Asa Moore of the Henderson House, was run over by a hjrse on Middle street yesterday. The rider of the horse, John Rives, col., had his attention called to a number of girls on one side of the street while the little boy was approaching from the other side and was nearly under tho horse's feet before the rider knew it. The horse was reined sharply from the boy but was near enough to knock the little fellow down and plant a foot on one of his knees. No bones were broken, but it was a painful wound. It was purely accidental, and we believe- about the only one we have had during the holi days, - a., . The Two Dans. Our' theatre-going people will have something rich, rare and racy on Thurs day and Friday nights of next week if wo are to believe the reports brought us by the press where Ho worth's Hiberni- ca has exhibited. Dr. Steaey, the great mesmerist, who is now in our city, says it is a captal entertainment and everybody who attends it will enjoy it. The Rock ville Journal speaks thusly: HoWorth's Grand Hibernica Comedy and Specialty Company drew an im mense house on Tuesday evening. The laughable comedy of '.The Two Dans." or, the Comedy of Blunders, kept the audience in a continual roar. The pan oramic -views of Ireland were superior to anything of the kind ever presented here., i The clog dancing by Mr. John Fenton was excellent and he may well be called the champion.' He is simply immense. " 'The' other features or this excellent' company, including aa well the specialties of Bryan OXynn. Bert Kimball.-William Ashton,Belle O'Lynn, May Fenton, and in fact every one con nected with the company were- exceed ingly good, and they deserve crowded houses wherever they appear. ." How Sheridan Investigated. V,. The Grant County (X. M.) Grand Jury, treating of the Indian outrages in their report to Judge Henderson, said of Gen. Sheridan, whortf the President sent out to investigate the Indian outrages: r Sheridan came in on a. special palace car. He dined with v Crook at Fort Bowie, that being the only point at which he left his car. .Aside from con versing with Crook, he made no investi gation along his line of travol. Within fifteen miles of the railroad over which he passed in Grant County the most horrible atrocities had been committed, and this scarcely a week before his ar rival, and yet Sheridan never paused to make a query as to the facts. .Families bad been attacked and the story written that week bore the borrowing details tf a husband murdered, of a wife captured alive -r and outraged Tin" a " manner too frightful for description of her fe.irful torture and death. All this and the General of the army riding calmly back to'Washington to report everything serene and the Apaches sub duel." - r nv" -'- 't A Railroad Official Assassinated. v , 5 Akhoh, Dec. 81. George Gallagher, a tmek insnector of the New York. Pennsylvania & ' Ohio Railroad, ".was shot from ambush by an unknown per Sin last night atWadsworth. Gallagher hal 801113 trouble with people in the vicinity where his body was found and to-it h id been made against nis nie. Liarofd secret service oiliciala are in ve&ti.Tting the matter. ; .; ".: ' : . i .. " Stonewall Items. ' The Pamlico Enterprise is keeping a long Christmas, caused, from the best I can learn, for the want of a printer. I see and hear of so much loss to the rarnaers by hog cholera, I deem it a duty , that I owe them to state that if they will procure ' Morris' hog cholera cure and use it as directions on it state, in time, no hogs will be lost, and it is equally as sure a cure for turkeys and chickens, for cholera. Iepeak of what I can Verify. I have no Interest what ever in publishing this statement only for the good of the farmers. Why it is not advertised, is more than I can com prehend. , : - : It seems that a small contagion of the matrimonial fever has reached our sec tion lately. At the residence of Jaa. Muse, the bride's father, on the 24th inst., John Peed and Miss Ella Muse were married by Wm. Potter, J. P. On the same evening Mr. Kit Lupton of Hog Island, Carteret county, and Miss Mattie Sawyer were married. Elder Levi Broughton officiating, at the resi dence of Mrs. Fannie' Sawyer, the mother of the bride. . On the 80th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Amos Co wall, James Casev and Miss Mollie Cowell were made one, J as. u. Baxter, J. Jr., omciating. There seems to be quite a mania for ofhee, eyen to J. P., in our county. Ri P. Midyett having resigned as J. P., the irienas or Wallace Wbitehurst and those of Elijah Lupton procured pe Mtiotis to Festus Miller, the Clerk of the Superior Court, for the appointment of eacn one: out the clerk took middle ground and appointed L. B. Midyett, and the friends of the other two are kinder pouring blessings upon the clerk not spiritual but temporal. Well, there is one thing that is sure, the ap pointment of either would be all right so far as the publio is ooncerned, for there is no better men in the county. The Mayor of our town had two cases before him on the 29th inst. One against F. F. Cherry for assault on Peter Ches- nut, which he deemed out of his juris diction ana bound him over to court. The other was a warrant sworn out by F. F. Cherry against Peter Chesnut fo" violating one of the ordinances of our town, iu which he, the Mayor, tendered a judgment against the party. And on the same day Jaa. W. Dawson, Esq had a warrant returned before him against James Hooker for an attempt to rape t e wife of James Foye, colored After hearing the testimony, he dis missed the case at the defendant's cost. That ii more lawing than we have had in our corporation in a good while. CLIPPINGS. . One-half a $500 legal tender note was received at the treasury department in Washington Saturday in an envelope postmarked New York, with the follow ing letter: "Restitution Internal Reve nue. Publish receipt. Keep record of number of bill. More later." In a report on alcoholism, read before the Aeademie des Sciences, M. Lancer eauxsnid that the patients addicted to excessive drinking who were admitted into the hospitals were mostly from the provinces where pure brandy is largely consumed. He thought that the use of comparatively harmless beverages should be encouraged. Wine causes rapid stimulation of the nervous sys tem, and the excess absorbed determ ines organic lesions of the nerves and liver. Alcoholism from wine favors the development of tuberculous menin gitis. He found that the children of vinous drunkards do not inherit the vice, but this is not the case with those whose parents have drunk to excess from the distilled product of potatoes and the cereals. An improved method of tannine namely, with soap and oil, together with carbonic acid has been brought to notice by an Australian inventor. The skins, which have been lined in the ordinary manner, also haired and pre pared if for the production of sole leather, are placed in a tin bath consist ing of a mixtureof ten gallons of water, in which xw) pounds of soap are dis solved, and containing one gallon of carbonic acid, in which the skins are left until they have become converted into leather. . This process, it is assisted, may be considerably-accelerated by adding a pint of fresh carbonic acid to the rtannlng - fluid from ; time to time. For a softer leather the raw, limed, and haired skins are ror one or two days placed in a mixture of four parte carbon bisulphide and one of carbolic acid, and then washed. . , , . j,. Drowned. - . . Pnhk 'Tt WhltaJnf T.oVa' TnInir writes that4 Messrs. William Williams and Mitchell Rose were out in a small heavily loaded boat, between Oyster rock and the mouth of Douglas canal. when a strong and sudden wind cap- sizedthe boat. Both men were drowned. Mr. White's information was obtained from a colored man who was with the unfortunate gentlemen. A party went in search of the bodies, but up to last report nothing had beed ' found ' except the canoe in which they were sailing. Washington (Jazette. , :, I A Cotton' Fire at If aeon. Macon. Deo. 8 U Fire broke out this morning in the cotton warehouse of J. S. Stewart & :Sjn, containing about 1,800 bales or cotton belonging prin cipally to planters." The building waa damacred to- the amount of 53,000, and all the cotton was consumed except about 360 bales, which was badlv dam aged. The total loss in cotton and builds ing is estimated at fifty thousand dol lars. The insurance on the building is four thousand dollars. .The fire was caused by sparks falling through the sky light into a basket of samples. ( Little Willie screams and storms with a burn upon his arm. To little Willie joy is sent, by using Salvation Oil the great liniment. ' TT1 il.lll PRAYER. .e;Ku..iiWEEEOF Topics Sugqpstep iFos .ExaoBTi.Tiox ' 1 ' '" AKD PAYEB, Ja. 8-10, 1880. . Sundatfjan. 3.'-7"Oqcupy till I cemew"' Luxe xix; 13. , . . " PKA1SE XND THANKSGIVING, ' Monday, Jan. 4. For the spirit of prayer vouchsafed 'td ns; for all the bounties of 'Prcvideetee; for God's long suffering , 'goodness in that be ' has ; not taken away his ;Holy Spirit fromiuson account of , our little . faith and many provocations: for his faithful promises in Jesus unnst, ror continuing and multiplying' opportunities of proclaim ing bis gospel of grace i for the progress of Christian missions among Jews: and Gentiles and the free, course, girjen to ra wuruoiue ixra, notwipostanutng all the opposition of infidelity and abounding iniquity. Ps. cxlvii. ; 3 Sam. vi. 13-19; Pa. cxvi.; 1 Chron. xxix. 10- 15; Isa-lxL; Acts iv, 18-83; Isa. liv. HCaBXIATION AND CONFESSION. Tuesday, Jan, 5. -National sins: social sins: personal sins; want of apprecia tion of the love of Christ; hardness of heart; unfaithfulness and slothfulness in service; false shame in confessing the name of Christ before men, and espe cially among our own class and kindred; want of zeal in missionary work, both at home and abroad ; want of brotherly kindness and charity. isa. lvui.; Fa li.rRom. ii.; 1 Cor. iii.; laa. ilvii.: Jer. hi, 18-23; 1 Thess. v. HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS. Wednesday. Jan. 6. For the revival and . increase of a missionary ipirit in thehearte of all who believe; for Home Missions and evangelistic efforts that more laborers, full of the spirit of love and power, may be sent forth, and that a great Ingathering- of souls may take place; for native Uhrismns among the heathen that they may be kept stead fast and zealous in seeking the salva tion of their countrymen; for mission aries and teachers that great grace and wisdom may be given to them; for God's ancient people, Israel that they may be brought into the faith of Christ; and for the maintenance of religious liberty in all lands. Kzek. xxxvii. Acts x. 34-48; Roni. xi. 22-30; Joel ii. 21-33; Acts xxvi, 12-S3; f Thess. i Mioah iv.; Zech. iy.- ' ' ' THE CHURCH AND TllA FAMILY. Thursday, Jan. 7. That the Church of Christ may be more united in the bonds of faith and love; that, holding fast the Head, it may grow with the in crease of God; that it may be delivered from false apostles and wolves in sheep's clothing; that unrisc may De an in an in its teaching; and that the grace and power of the Holy Spirit may rest more and more on Christian' families, on all instructors and pupils in institutions of learning, on Sunday-schools, and on Christian Associations of young men and young women Eph; iv. 1-24; John xv. 1-12, John xvii. 6-26; Col. iii. 1-17; Prov. xxm. 13-30; liau y.; Acts xx 28-38; Epistle Jude; Prov. iv. NATIONS AND GOVERNMENTS. Friday, Jan. 8. For rulers and all in authority; for the spread of justice and peace; for the defeat of malicious plots and conspiracies; for the manifestation of a Christian spirit between employers and employed ; for the removal of all race and sectional prejudice; for the abolition of traffic in slaves, opium, and intoxicating drinks, and all other im moral trades and practices; for a favor able reception of Christian missionaries by heathen rulers and people; and for the coming of Christ in bis kingdom. 1 rn: m o. D. 1 9 Tin. ::: . o x iiujt it. 1 u , x a. al. v iiuit ua.,-t These, ii.; Ps, Ixli.; Rom. xiii. 1-8; Ps. xxix. ; Matt. xxiv. xu-ai. ' THE CHRISTIAN LJFJJ, Untnrdmi. Jan. 0. For increfuia of faith, hopeand olierity for Uie deepen ing of our spiritual lifer in Christ and such conformity to him as may fit'us for being more used for our Saviour's glory; for more love to the Bible; for the better observance of the Lord's day and fam ily worship; for the success of efforts to prevent or cure intemperance, to re- ieve the sick, and to rescue the perish ing; for benevolent institutions and Christian work of all kinds. Eph. i. 15-23; Matt, vi.; ICor. xiii.; Phil. ii. 1-16, and iv. 1-13; Rom. xii.; James i. SERMONS. Sunday. Jan. 10. "Let your loins be girded about, and your lights burning, and ye yourselves like unto men that wait for their Lord." Luke xu. no, No man knows what a ministering angel his wife is until - he' comes home oue day, suffering with a dreadful cold and she happens to have a bottle or Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup iu the bouse. U V r-i Postifllce Officials Surprised. Washington. Deo. 29. The officials oftheFisrt Assistant Postmaster-Gen eral's office had a genuine surprise this morning when John T. Morton, of Ar kansas, presented himself in response to a notice that he had been selected for a 81,000! appointment, through the Civil Service Board. Morton was one of four whose names had been sent to the Poet master-General by the commission to fill a vacancy. His papery anowea, that in the examination held out west he nan been graded 73 and that he was a school teacher. Nothing more waa known about him and when, this monunn colored man presented himself every boy was surprised. . He 'lathe first colored man appointed in that olfica; , ,4 ja k;u'' ' - i ' n'j ' -'i, , ' Sin Physician Oalone. ', It is general! considered' & bristly dif ficult task to outdo phyioiah but the following will conclusively prove where nine were completely .omome. 1 jure. Helen Pharviz, 831 Dayton St., Chicago, 111., was treated f or . Contninpttoa by nine physicians, and all pronounced her case incurable.: beyen potties or ur. King's New Discovery for Consumption completelr cured her. - Doubting ones, please drop her a postal and convince yourselves. 'Sold by all druggists. . ' DlButrlous Fire at Lebanon. -' Nauhvol?, ' Dec. 81. A telephone message was received from Lebanon, Tenn. at an early hour this morning-. saying a disastrous fire , had broken out ux the centre of the town and asking for "aid from this Jolty, . Engiai were forwarded : 'by a special train. There is no telegraph omce at Lebanon and telephone connection can not now be had, owing probably to the office being burned. Though the town is thirty miles from here the light of the names was distinctly seen at the time, - Kidar Can plain u For over six years I have been a ter rible sufferer from a troublesome kid ney complaint, for the relief of which I have spent over 1250 without benefit; the most noted so-called remedies prov ing failures. Tho use of one single bot tle of B. B. B. has been marvelous, giv ing more relief than all other treatment combined. It is a quick cure, while others, if they cure at all, are in the diBtant future. O. H. ROBERTS, Atlanta Water Worke. Dr. L. A. Guild. of Atlanta, who owns a large nursery and vineyard, has a lad on his place who was cured of a stub born case of Scrofula, with one single bottle of B. B. B. Write to him about the case. For sale wholesale and retail by R. N. Duffy. For Sale, A Few Dozen Select PECAN TREES at oue dollar eacn. Twenty-two Grade Cotswold Eirea. from one-half to seven-elf hlh blood in lamb to a lull-ulooa cotewoid duck. One palrof white China Geese. One palrof domesticated Wild Oerse. J. H. LANK, dcc:5 dlw wlni BtouewalJ, N. C U. S. Marshal's Sale. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA EAST- EKN DISTRICT OK NOKTH CAROLINA. A. J. Gatllng etal. ) v. u. 8. Dlatrlct court. The Steamer Florence. In Admiralty. her tackle, apparel I and furniture. I Notice of Sale. Whereas the raid l earner, her tackle. ftD rnrel and furniture, have been duly con demned by a decree of the sail court to pay the claim! oi me above named 1 1 be nan 18. and the Marshal has neen ordered to sell the same to bay aaid claims 1 win, on trie Kit ti day or January. A.u. iiHte. at i o'ciook, miuaay, at wnarF. near uenni- aon's Mill, in the -City of Newbern, sell the aeven-emnths or gild steamer, her tackle, apparel and furniture, claimed by the Nation al Mank of Newbern to pay seven-elghtha of said claims and costs, and the one-eighth of said steamer, ner tacxie, apparel and iurni- ture. claimed oy James ftl. xdock. to nay one eighth of said claims and. costs said sale to be by public auction. Terms cash. V. V. RICHARDSON, U. 8. Marshal. By Rout. C. Kkhok, u. ri. ip y juarsna.. January 1st, 1880. dtd NEW BERNE THEATRE, THURSDAY AN1 FRIDAY, January 7 and. 8. Ttv-Q ITNTlslitav Only. Appearance of the old reliable HOWORTH'S DOUBLE SHOW. GRAND HIBERNICA, AND DUBLIN DAN COMEDY CO. The largest and most complete organization or this una in existence. O Great Oomedlnusi O Supported by a first-olass company in the iunniest, oi an successim comedies, THE TWO DANS, OR TUB COMEDY OP BLUNDERS, More fun without vulgarity than any other company (ravelling. -A Great Specialty compact. The newest and grandest display of magnifi cent scenery ever beloro witnessed IN A GRAND TOUR THROUGH IRELAND, visit ing all parts of Interest, m, DON'T FOR GET THE DATE. Popular Prices, 25 and 50 cts. Seats secured In dvnce at Meadows' Drugstore without extra charge. JOHN HOWORTIL, lanl t-J Proprietor. Notice. Tbe New Berne Cotton and Grain Ex change will be closed on - Friday and Saturday, January 1st and 2d, 1886. By order of tne Board of Directors. 29td Jas. Redkoxd, Seo'y. For Sale, A desirable house and lot on the south side of Broad street, one door west of the residence of J. O. Green, Esq. For terms and further particulars, apply to decoltl UUION fKIXKTTEB, For Rent, OH REASONABLE TEEMS, My FARM, situated on Neuse River, south side, neat Adams Creek; capacity ten horse crop, xne larm cas a large and comfort abl dwelling house and . tenant houses on it. Also, four horses and two mnWa, farming utensils, etc. For further particulars enqnUe of ; ' Mas. JOHN H. KELSON, decSudwtf - .,.-:i Beaulbrt,K.Ci Schedule B. -1,7-, I ; n.l .: NOTICE.; ; Ii.' 'r'l:i'l f. i. , "" All tiAraArtai drtfnot KnaSnua -m.k. chants, or, otherwise, epoa all . goods bought in or out of the Bute, or any others liable under Schedule '-B," are required oy iw to list the same during the first TEN days in January. Persons railing to lies wrtcia. tfce time will be E laced oa the delinquent list and will e charged with, double tax. , I will be at my oHice to receive tbe same, Blanks M. JOSEPH NELSON, 5 ' deSSdtd Register of Deeds. Bargains ! Batif:! ! t 1 l liiir -4'1i.i . Un -ft.t.i.i ' o AT COST .'and LESS THAN COST! ,Tm$ EXT1UE STOCK OP CONSISTING OF , . . . Men's, Youths' and Children's Clothing and Underwear! Ladies' Dress Goods, Worsted Cashmeres, AND A SMALL LIKE Ot Ladies' Underwear, , all lor LESS Tlf AN COST, to close out business. A large line of Trunks, Valises and Hand Satchels, Aiid Goods too numerous to mention. Four No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, at S25 each, all new and in nrst-class condition. Come and Buy Nov.-. WM. SULTAN, ' Weinstein Jiiiildinri drr:i0du-2iii . Buy Your Candy -FROM L. J. TAYLOR WIioleaAle ,, CANDY MANUFACTURER AND Jobber of Penny Goods, Candy Factory at the Frog Pond Notice. Certificate No. 1217 fnr tr i . Capital Stock of the A. 4 jy. c. It. R Co. Uav ing been lost, application will be made for duplicate thereof. decided TiI0S- P0WBR8. 1VOTXCJE. National Bank of New Berne. THE ANNI1AI. Ml,-i!-..rT .k Ut IflE STOCKHOLDEKS of this Bank for the Eh, tion of Directors, and the inmn.tun r.w Jt Dill II other busintss as may come before tiienj, will beheld at their BANKING? HOUSK on the SECOND TITERHAY ii .., ..... . -i uiu l. ll UUV OI JANUARY. 1886. The Polls will be o'clock and close at ONE, P,M. J. A. UL ION. faiier. December 12, 18 5. llu MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE: And the Way to Save It is to the Store of , Taylor & Smith. Personal attention was given Dry Coodi, to the selection of our stock oi Goods, and the best of propqr,;,,. sltions secured, hence we eir "' so low. We have a Full Stock; ',, . . and keep it replenished wltTi" constant arrivals. ,,t, 'i- Give us a trial and we wilt'"'' convince. Satisfaction jruaranteedV' ' Middle st., below South Frcmt'1 .f. ! 46tlgdvffm- '' m Spring BerWon'bfl88 begin 'thSeJoad t Moudw.U.ilm of January., T1'"-! n , nnnettnoe An.J. t b ! 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