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' Sun dets, 4:55 J j npvrs, H minutes
. Moon risei at 4:49 a. mi.is ivn
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BUSINESS LOCAIST' '
Suits mada to-order and guaranteed
. to fit at N. M. Gabkill'b. ' .vr.tls .
XJrand 'New Yea 'fimu
Popular rriees lor ur. oteacja
tilnmont Unnill tlfffhl! '' JtnV 4th
1880. M18KIHI6M. ,,Admiasiqn.85c, Re-
-1 i 1 - a vui ifMjii
TheDiao4nfl.lMpacUcleSiad eye-
. gia88e8 bayepWBa.j,ne teas 01 jmm, mm
Ha who hava. worn them
pronounce them the best. None genuine
rMld ktlNdiw Berne,pnlj by B. A.
Fau Samples at N. M. Gaskill's, .
All who have trfed, our 0o ham aay
. they are as goad fti any In market."
i Huhp&ey & Howard.
'. were In session yester;
Pay voor bact takes and save your
r 'uEggi difopped to lV cents wbolsail
yesterday. ( '
.'Dr. Steacy will be at the theatre to-
ntoTrow night. '';.J',,, v.- ... '
The bear show was again on the
street yesterday.
'4 ,Tha county, commissioners will be in
Mion 1 tomorrow.) .' ' '
- The bill poster is adorning the walls
with Howorth'a Hibernioa show bills.
I The market dock 'was full of boats
yesterday.' j'TCne inos of which had fine
oysters. ' .
-The Graded 'School,' Dr. Slover's
tchoOl and Uti. AV T Jerkins' School
will aty wsjm work tomorrow.
' The cotton sales athe Exchange for
the week ending Jan. 2nilt 1886, were
61 balfcaARaiJQstiUtt tat the same week
lastyear.. :-w , ;; . ff'?r
Bok fije 1 4 h8 sale pfj reserved
seaUjrorihli Bawerth Hibernfca will be
opeooTuesday at 9 ft. m. at E. H.
Meadows' drug store,,; ,
Qnslow. Superior Cpurt , tomorrow.
. Hew Ben will be weir represented by
' 'attorneys, C. CJt Taylor of the Jchjbhal
staff eWcUlGo. I Nowitskjr
The Young Men's Christian Associa-
tiftWHfR110 itrW Pl the
' Ne w feerns IthietVo , Social piul three
hundfei,iDdten,dlarsXbelngA.the
amount of the stock turned over to them
. by members of the Club. ' 1
' We see poeUd ta'frpntfefWBtaon &
Street's office four shares of stock in the
Ar& N. C. Ri:for sale at auction at the
court house dopr tomoriw. It ought
- tobrkigUay en-' HOWaWr fifty If the
chancrt'Jfar A dividend'j're'so bright as
some people think. J ; '!
. T,b,iwaspnedeathiPnlyaniobgthe
whites of New'Herne .during the month
of December.pini thi liar 4 185
; Uiere,were,eahs.r8ixvof these
were Wer seyehty years old , 18 above
theaga of gtltyTranEmrnBve and six
under one. Jhis4Tlfcl-5 tg'the tho
' sand.-,-'-O J:'-"fc ? - 5 :
Stonewall and Bayboro citizens wiaf
ingto attend the, owonR-Drnio pr
"Twoansft'ComedxCopaJirj as New
Berne. .Theatre . Thursday and Friday,
January?th andJjtJkcan have. seaU re
bv inail through ClH.' Fowler,
to E. H-ieadAwsJ( lithograpbers of the
' oomDapy cyile een at. ai. owier-s
stores Htonewaii, a. u. y -
A Itsw Var'n qiMBST-f SFi;e-
, elau. ft" -' ' ' T "
Among emany.Newfitreai'i. gteeO
lugs sent 4o tie Jocbmai. efflce there is
none more nig uiy """Jr
" onetiveribe'law. It' was not btended
forr ucalion, bnt as weieldoni give
in tb. iviumns epresslOM ?of ' teak-lnen;-'Ija
tlial are bftsn seal ;'ns, DOth
verb' md tj httei, w. trust" the
' writer will pardoa vn f r fuBlnfcl this,
which 'w publiBhn io .order that-our
fried JMiboad may kno. V" that ke JouB-
KAL is appreciated at home. .
Wa think it bt rrw.to.sr that the
V - Journal, vhiie it aided tOHrthe best of
Itsabilii; colu " issdiwit! its
. ' '' hard iuci tw -i to i ablish the Graded
' t School and er t' H to which
the writers' , c i t l.aonlyan
equal share I Lunr i.a other citizens
of New rie, who labored realouB'y
.. .-, . 1 Et rr cizri of
this c" oliould feel proud of the school
r,,i t, bnildine. and shc-li' continue
toh-bor for i"' r""f 3. ' . ' ' t
.x ,1 ...lc rftwii;ua knorpnee
.illt i ..'. i V . w
la f ' r.t .t ; town ar u;
r ' - l v "I I ' 1 cf, , ' i. ! '
wtc r.Pmrr.v P ,. s
- "The Evangelical Alliance will begin
the services of the Week, of Prayer at
ine m. vnurcn 10 m or row icnaay,
eaning. The services 00 Tuesday and
Wednesday, evenings willialrobe held
in this,Cberon,-and in the Presbyterian
Chnrohn Thursday,' Friday, Saturday
and Sunday veningfc" The Moody and
San key Gospel Hf m will be used
The following la the iubjf for Mon-
j . , . . . 1
.1 ' ' PKAtBK ANB TH AKBfirtlVlNO.
For . the spirit' of traver ' vouch
safed to us; : for all . the bounties
of Providence; for -God V' long-suffer
ing goodness in that he has not taken
away, his Holy Spirit from us on ac
count -of our little faith and many
provocations; for bis faithful promises
in Jesus Christ;1 for continuing and
multiplying opportunities of proclaim
ing his gospel of grace; for the progresa
of Christian missions among Jews and
Gentiles and the free course given to
the word of the Lord, notwithstanding
all the ' opposition of 1 infidelity and
abounding iniquity.Ps. cxlvii.; 2 Sam.
Vi. 12-10; Ps. cxvi.; 1 Chron. xxix. 10-
15; Isa. Ixi.; Acta iv. 18-33; Isa. liv.
A Comedy ot Bluder.
$. Remember ' Ho worth 'a Hibernioa
Comedy Co. will be at the theatre next
Thursday night. rThe Troy (N. Y.) Press
says: . .y i
The unanimous -'Verdict of the large
audience Was that it was a very supe
rior combination, one that combines
more instruction with' more innocent
fun than any other that has visited us.
A pleasing oomedy runs through the
whole performance, which is ever and
anon enlivened by acts of specialty
artists of a very high order of talent.
The whole company is hard to beat, and
to those who love fun we heartily recom
mend Ho worths riibernios. A big
feature of the entertainment is the fine
pancramio views of noted place in Ire
land, .bach picture Is The work of an
artist, and being the latest productions
new and bright, and this part alone is
worth many times the coat of admis
sion.
Cliurch Services To-Day.
Christ Church V.W. Shields, Rector.
Second Sunday after Christmas. Ser
vices at 11 a.m. Holy Communion '
and at 7 p.m. Sunday-school at 4 p.
m. The public is always invited to at
tend the services of this Church. Ushers
always at the doors to provide seats.
Presbyterian Church -Services by the
Pastor, Rev. L. C. Vass, at 11 a. m. and
7 p. m. A cordial welcome to all.
M. E. Church Services at 11 a. m. and
T p. tn. 1 Preaching, by the Rev. J. T.
Harris, P. E. Communion at the close
of the morning service. All persons are
cordially invited to attend.
Baptist Church Rev, C A., Jensens,.
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and .7 p.
m Sunday School at 8 p. ra. B. M.
Gates, Supf." Seats free and the public
cordially invited to attend the services
of thlsoailrchT( V y,V H i
St Stephen's Chapel (col) Queen at-
Services at , 11 o'clock a. m. and 8
o'clock p. ; m.' by the pastor, Rev. A. J.
Marshall., Babbatb School at V o'clock.
. A. West, Supt., W. C. Griffin, clerk.
Yonnff Men's Chrittain Association
Prayer-meeting this afternoon at 5
o'clock in their rooms on Middle street.
Subject, Reward ' of Well Doing. Prov.
29 :1. Leader, Mr. G. L. Wadsworth.
A cordial invitation extended to all
men ', ' . ' '.. . . ( , ,
PirMUl., v( . ti: l' i !
Mr. Frank Smaw has returned from
Baltimore, where he has been attending
Bryan ASratton's business college.
Messrs. M. DeW. Stevenson, F. M.
Simmons, Clement Manly, P. H. Pelle-
tier, Wi E. Clarke and L. J. Moore,
Esq., are off for Onslow court.,5 ;,
rMr.vF. C Mann, of East Bridgeport,
Mass., general agent ' for the Carver
Qptton Qio Co., is in the oity. ' t
Roii jT Harris is in the City and
will preaob'atthe MT. E. Church . today.
Scheming to Defeat Senator Saeraan,
Columbus, O., Deo. 80. Quite a num
ber of the General "Assembly are in the
eity tonight, and the presence, of ex-
Uov. router among tnem arouses tne
suspicion that he has not withdrawn
from the Senatorial race. The Times
(Columbus), will oublish, tomorrow a
scheme by which Sherman is to be de
feated. r It claims that two, pf the .Re
publican .Y Representatives-elect, C. L
Poorman and John ' J. Stranahn, are
such enemies ot Sherman, and that they
proposed to Representative John e.
Haley or Cleveland, a KepuDiican, to
support him for Senator if , he will vote
for himself and secure the Democratic
votes. This will elect Haley. It is also
Claimed that Haley has agreed to this.
and that the bargain is about closed
The Times also claims that Foster and
Bushnell are in the' arrangement and
are watching hard to complete it- r-.i
- : .w-?..
rr. Wet f.Ittew '.:f
Remaining In" the Postofflce at New
Berne, Craven county, W. U., Jan
3rd. 1888.: f--;;
Peter Johnson; Foben Ma.-tin; Sudie
L:Soth Weot. .
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list.
. . BneWIen'a ArnleS Salve . - '.
Ths Best Salvk In the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores: Ulcers, Salt
Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Tindi, Ctilblri'na, Corns, and all bkin
t.rupUdns. and positively cures piles.
It is pnsrsnteed to give perfect eatisfao
l.i n, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
j r'l 1. ' ; dwly
Vi V4 THB JTSWELS.
Saturday, January the second, 1888,
was a pice day and a nice little Coterie
of Jewels : toed ' the sunshine at tne
Exchange until the Panel was organized
for business. -Ai
This being ; the first
. . f4 .
session
Christmas much business of i oonyivial
character was discussed, '
" A. happy New Year and joyful Christ
mas seemed to have been the good for
tune of every M. P. , Presents, vary Log
from a. red flannel shirt io a moral
pocket handkerchief teemed to have
been lavished on the members by kind
and considerate friends during the boll
days now closing. . 1 '
The length of the holidays two at
Christmas and two at New Year's bore
heavily on some, while others wished to
have Friday set apart promanently for
the 25th of December and the firsi of
January in order to always secure a
duplicate as they did on this occasion.
Government matters, of importance
only, were considered.
The call for ten millions of United
Slates bonds was taken np and the Panel
decided with great unanimity not to
turn in any order that call.
For this peremptory doclinaturt they
have but two good reasons.
The first is that until some measure is
developed in reference to the repeal, of
the compulsory act in regard to-the
coining of standard dollars they prefer
to hold off. 1 The second is like unto it:
They have none of the bonds. In
structions will be forwarded to the "de
partment" to proceed at once to coining
cents- That being a useful coin much
needed and largely circulated among
the members. Our silver man thought
there was no sense in such a proceedure
and the measure past with his diseent.
He thought that a de-cent respect for
the secretary of the treasury forbade
such action and he wished to be in
nocent of the impropriety and when
the instructions asap signed bis name
will be conspicuously absent.
New Berne, N. C, Jan. 1, 1886.
Editor Journal: I wish to sendyou
my greeting ana gooa wisnes ior tne
New Year, together with the assurance
of my appreciation of your continual
courtesy in sending me the Journal
and publishing the notices of the Church
services and work gratuitously. The
prominenoe of a newspaper and the in
terests which it commands in the daily
life of people are very great. It should
therefore seek an ever ascending stand
ard morally and intellectually.
It may not be a matter of indifference
to you to know that, even to one of your
readers, the Journal seems to have
sought and, in an encouraging degree,
grown toward this standard. New
Berne seems to me to have improved in
many directions in the past few years,
and I believe this is largely due to the
influence of your paper. To my mind,
though I may not be perfectly informed,
the Graded School and the building
which came after it, are the results of
the energy and interest which the Jour
nal directed toward these ends, which
have brought, and are to bring, mani
fold blessings to the people of New
Berne.
I trust that 1886 may have many
blessings . and much usefullness and
prosperity in store for you and the
Journal.1
Friendly and respectfully yours, '
, V. W. Shields.
The Charge Against (tea. Butler.
Washington, Deo. 80. There has been
evidently an effort to suppress the re
port of Gen. Roe ec ram's Military Com
mittee which investigated the Soldiers'
Home. This report made a very bulky
volume. It should have been in the
House . document-room ' Immediately
upon the close of the last Congress. Just
. ex a J AAA ;
DfcHOre ODgrew ujuurneu, u,vuv wpiea
were ordered to be printed. This order
was never fulfilled. Gen. Rosecrans
went to work this fall and only through
the most strenuous efforts succeeded in
getting the report printed. The essential
facts of this report naa never been
printed in any newspaper until this
morniBg, wnen j ne woria. reproaucea
The charge against Gen. Butler Is of
such a serious charaoter that tt is be
lieved the case will go to the courts.
The only trouble is that no one is direct
ly interested outside of the managers of
the Home in forcing a settlement. Gen.
Butler has always claimed that the large
deficiency in tne Donas-was charged
against him merely on account of a dir
ference in the accounts, uen. Hoes"
crans says the committee took the sworn
transcript of uen. Butler own books
to ascertain the deficiency. He dwells
emphatically upon the point that, for
over one year and a half there is not a
single record of any kind of money re
ceived or expended. )---
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i , - kMstr Coasplalat. v
For over six years I have been a ter
rible sufferer from a troublesome kid'
nev complaint, for the relief of which I
haye spent over ov witnous oenent;
the most noted so-called remedies prov
ing failures. The use of one single bot
tle of B. B. B. has been marvelous, giv
ing more relief than all other treatment
combined. It la a quick cure, while
others, if they cure at all, ars In the
distant future. C. H, Roberts, ,-
- - -I- - i Atlanta Water Works.
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 aingle
bottle of B. B. B. Write to him about
the cue. , i
For sale wholesale and retail by R. IT.
DuJy. '.: : " i v .:. . -
r Tt,iV S Vi!M II! y.n. tH" I1"'
Hon, ,Jehji, J. t.irellokavulf.
, EDTTOBjyWAai-r-We hasten to press
this uflrpiag, stunned tytheafter-Qlap
of ,a moat 1 joyous Adeasfont 16f' active
and elaatio ataafiood tinged by the most
Drun&nt joasbes oc a magnmoen o rater
and highly Interested by the splendid
appeararnce cf a , large, concourse j of
brave men and fair .'women, is a sure
heir to dull and ' sluggish spirits. But
the occasion ia; too. kindly a remem
brance, pot te psorDke a pasting 1 word
InjoarPPW-fl v'v.m! iJi' !J7. "
"The assurance tbat Mr. Lonar would
address the -people upon, education, and
that the ladies-Would1 spread a most
palatable supper - for the benefit of our
new scheolfenterprist,' brought 'ft yery
intelligent auaisnoa togethciv we re
member of faces of some handsome
representatives of Duplin, Onslow and
Carteret counties, and how 'gladly we
hailed the eteauiei 'Ticnt with a batch
of .d'Knified.' and accomplished New
tserneans.
' The writer, on looking at all these
people, felt still prouder of the human
race and; holds a higher faith tn the
eternal fitness ot things. '
In the midst of - some of the best of
human efforts and looks, the most eyni
cal nature could not fail, to love and ad
mire, obey and worship some species of
humanity. But Mr. Long on popular
education , must have precedence of
everything else in importance.. ' - '
The condensation of bis subject made
almost every sentence a sign-poet fact,
and he subordinated hfa. luminous im
agination to ' his matter-of-fact way of
talking. We have seldom-'ever heard
an address that told sO many vital edu
cational axioms in forty-five minutes.
The criticism of our system, of public
education occupied his . time at some
length. His belief in the practicability
of the extension of popular' education
so that 1 classical and scientific fields
would be opened to the pupils of our
common schools, makjng every free
school house, equal to' out academies,
putting suoh studies as geometry, latin,
history, botany and aoology into the
hands of the ignorant and. poor, gave
his audience a lively train of new ideas.
Intellectual culture in its true sense,
is offered only to. the favored few who
are able to attend our high schools and
colleges, which is inoompatable with
our extensive and intensive political
system, and which, would suit such
majesties as the Czar and Sultan. The
high school must lead the primary and
the people must sustain the high school
by taxation.
The remedy for our defects cannot be
found in technical schools. The speaker
took up the educated intellect and con
trasted it with the untrained, and
showed why some almost unaccounable
happy results proceed from the former,
and why the latter is a cause of so much
failure. The most Of his audience were
farmers, and he told' them in emphatic
language what they rflUBt 1 do to be
saved. We write only from memory
this morning and cannot recall some of
his thoughts which , have perhaps in
many of his hearers' gone into 'wise
resolutions. '
The address upon the whole was one
of the beet we have ever listened to and
gave great satisfaction to a people who
have marched into line to build up a
flourishing school here; - -
Our thanks are t tendered to the good
ladies and citizens for their energy and
liberality' to the bleasant visitors for
their presence, and to the talented Long
for bis eloquent address.
Jan. 1,1886.
From the Itemlaer.
BABBIBD.
In Kinston, at ihe Disciples' ohnrch,
on Wednesday, Deo. 80th, Dr. Geo. W.
Dodson and uiss Moine Bene waisn,
Dr. H. D. Harper officiating.
This morning was as bright ana sun
ny, as tne bride herself, ana a large
crowd of admiring and appreciative
friends WeieaeenbJeaiat fchs-'ohnrch
where the solemn tows were pugbtea.
The attendants were as follows:
Mr.W. C. Fields and Miss Ella Walsh,
Mr. L. W. Walsh and Miss Mollis For
law, D. R. JaoksoH aqd MlsSiLnnie Phil
lips, E. L. Miller and Miss Mattie
Renntree, Mr. N. J. Rouse and Miss
Oertrnde Hooker, Mr. A. S. Patrick and
Miss Hattie Tull, Mr. S. Oettinger and
Miss pennie Patrick,, , , , ,
The bride was neatly attired in a rery
becoming travelling suit, and the groom
in the conventional suit oi black, was,
we beard some. . . one . - say.
the handsonlesl manioc the part. ! Af
ter the ceremony was over, the newly
wedded pair aocompainaa by their
many friends adjourned to the depot to
await the train ; which, was to- taha them
to their iuturs nome.ua itynraoue, Tea
nesse; and we feel sure that no bonnier
bride ever left our little town, or no
bridal pair ever had more sincere wishes
for their futarv happiSetBlnd prosper
ity. The bride and' groom were the re
cipients of many beautiful and valuable
nresents; those of Messrs. Rouse, Miller,
Padrick and Oettinger, alsottias Toekf
of, Danville, Va., being ftinnng tbeftaa
earnest.
, Nine Phyalclans Ontdoaie.
' It ii generaUyC9nudexed a pretty dif
ficult task to outdo a physician, but the
following will conclusively prove where
nine were completely outdone. tfxs
Helen Pharvis, 891 Daytoa sc., Chisago,
111., was treated for Consumption by
nine physicians, and all pronounced her
case incurable. Seven bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery tot Consumption
enmnlatelv ienred her. Doubtina ones.
please drop her a postal and codvlnce
yourseivesv oiq PlAl araggietA
'rOREIN.
; CHURCH BBTOBaT- ttt 'TtAoiIillD1. '
London, Deo. 80.Tbe ArohbiBhopwof
Canterbury has imparted to the Bishops
of the Church of England a "scheme for
Church reform. Lord1 Salisbury will
favor the measure if the Bishops approve
it after considering" (tin private sittings.
The Archbiahon Will then be authorized
to troduce the measure in ;ariia-
menu 1 ; 1 : ,., ','?.
, iiuhi if..- xsint;'11
' ' Miss 'Anna Davis, niece of 'Anthony
DsviajSso.. of Pink' Hill, died at her
residence near her uncle's last Sunday,
one was taken wua maurtal fever tne
previous Tuesday and died as above
stated. She was a good and industrious
lady whose death will be greatly la
mented by the satire neighborhood.
Kinaton Itemizer. -
Notice. .;
The COLORED GRADED RCHOOL will
open MONDAY. JAMUAKT 4th, 1880, on
West street. City of New Berne. M. 0.. at
NINS o'clock, A. M. All friends of education
re requested to have their ohudren cat
prompt, i '
Principal.
MASQUERADE.
GEA'ND CAENIVAL
AT
THE RINK,
Wednesday Evening,
JANUARY 12th,
'80.
There will be Jthe LARQB3T NUMBER OF
COSTUMES .ever seen npon the SURFACE
In this city at a RINK CARNIVAL.
TWO PRIZES
will be given for the beat character make op
one for the best lady Character anyone tor
the best male cbaractei.
No one allowed npon the surface until
nine o'olock, except thoae In ooetame, at
which hoar all aaaaka will be removed.
gpaciAL Ladies' Nights - MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS nntll far
ther notice.
JAH. W. WATERS,
Jan8 dlw Proprietor.
For Sale,
A Few Dozen Relect PECAN TREES it
one dollar each.
Twenty-two Grade Cotiwold Eea. from
one-half to seven-eighth blood In lamb to a
full-blood Cotswold buck.
One pair or white China Oeese.
One pair of domesticated Wild Oeese.
- J. 8, LANE,
dec!5 dlw wlm Btonewall, N. C.
TJ. S. Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A. J.Gatllng etal.
vs.
U. 8. District Court.
In Admiralty.
The Steamer Floreace,
her tackle, apparel
and furniture.
J Notice of Sale.
Whereas the said steamer, her tackle, ao-
parel and furniture, have been duly con
demned by a decree of the said oonrt to pay
uio claims oi uie auove named uoeuanis, ana
the Marshal has been ordered to sell the same
to pay said claims.
I will, on the 13th day of January. A.D. 188S.
at 12 o'clock, midday, at wharf, near Dennl
son's Mill, in the City of Newbem, sell the
seven-eighths of said steamer, her tackle,
apparel and furniture, claimed by the Nation
al Hank of Newbern to nav seven-elarhthi of
said claims and coats, and the one-eighth of
saia steamer, ner tacaie, apparel ana iurni-
Y James M. Inook. to oar one-
eighth of said claims and costs-said sale to
De Dy paoiio aaciion.
Terms casn.
V. V,
RICHARDSON,
V. S. Marshal.
By Robt. C. Kihos,
v. s. uep-y Marana..
January 1st, 1886. dtd
NEW BERNE THEATRE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
January 7 and 8.
Two CTlslxtasi Only.
Appearanoe of the old reliable
HOWORTH'S DOTJBLE SHOW,
GRAND HIBEENICA,
' AND DUBLIN DAN COMEDT CO.
The largest and moat eom plete organisation
oi uiia Kino ia axuieDoa.
i 1 -
& Groat Oorkxcllaaxa.aa Q
Supported by a flrat-class company tn the
uuuuai ui au auooesstai vomeaies.
THE TWO DANS,
Oitt THK COKBDT OaT BLTJHDEBa.
Mere fun wfthout vnlgarlty than any other
: - A Gbka Spxcialtt Com pat.
The newest and grandest display of magnlfl
cent scenery ever belore wltnesal TN A
GRAND TOUR THROUGH IRELAND, visit-!PJLiUSrJ!P.2'-lrtm'
-ON'T FOR-
v Popular Prices, 25, to.and 73 eta,
Beata secured in advanee at Ifeaiknra
Drat otore witnoat extra charge.
..-'.-- JOH1T HOWORTH,,
lanltd , . i, ' Proprietor,
Notice.
The New Berne Cotton and Grain Ex
ebaoge will be oloeed on Friday and
Saturday, January 1st and 8d; 188o. .
By order of tne Board of. Directors.
29td
Jas. Rxdmcwd, Seey..
ii For Sale.'
A desirable house and lot oa the south
side of Broad, street, he door west of
the residenoe of J.C. Green Esqi For
terms and further partieolars apply to
aecoiti . ( uuiob afuUTUR,
Fcr Rent.
t tU in
ON REASONABLE TERKS,
y FARM, situated on HaiiaalUver. south
aids, neai Adams Creek; capacity tea horse
wp. , Tb farm koa las and sosaJbrtabts
dwelUag honsa uod. tenaaa haasae on
Also, four hotVM and twe taalea, awttung
atsnalls,etalf Jhh.
. For farther parttoalurssa)Blia of ' "
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I deetidwu
,M1 '
Beaafort,r;C.
ains ! Bargains !
ATCOSTjind
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LESS THAN COST!
THE ESTIttK 8T(bCK 6P
CONSISTING OF "' " '
Hen's, Youths' and!
Children's Clothing,
and Undertfe'ar.!
Ladies' Dress Goods;
Worsted Cashmeres,
AND A SMALL LIN B OF
Ladies' Underwear
all for L.BS8 THAN COST, to
close out business.
A large line of Trunks, Valises
and Hand Satchels,
And Goods too numerous to
mention.
Four No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines, at 325 enh .n om --j
first-class condition.
Come and Buy Now.
WU. SULTAN,
"Wciiistciii
IJuildins:.
decSU dw2m
Buy Your Candy
FROM
- J. TAYLOR
WUolesialo
ANDY MANUFACTURER
AND
Jobber of Penny Goods.
Candy Factory at the Projr Pond
uuzu um
Notice.
Certificate No. 1217 for two shares or th
Capital Stock of the A. A N. C. H. K Co. hav
ing been lost, application will be made fop
duplicate thereof.
dec21d30d TIIOS. P.iwk-Ra
NOTICE.
National Bank of New Berne.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OY THK
STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank for the Elec
tion of Directors, and the transaction of such
other business as may come before them, will
beheld at their BANKING HOUSE on the
SECOND TUESDAY, being the 12th day or
JANUARY, 188B.
The Polls will be opened at twki.vk
'clock and close at ONE, P,M.
J. A. GU10N. Cashier.
December 12, 1885. im
HONEY SAVED
IS
MONEY MADE,
And the Way to Sav6 lt .
is to the Store of
Taylor &
Dry
Goods
Smith:
Personal attention was 'given .'
to the ."selection of our atock ot '
Goods, and the best of propo- Av
sltions secured, hence weiselti
so low. Wo have a Full' Stork '
and keep It replenished wllh '
nstant arrivals. , . ,
Give us a trial and we wlll-i,!'
convince. '
Middle si, below South Front'''
lepisawsm, .
Horner School, '
OXFORD, 'V. Oi" .HI ' 1
Spring Sfslon or 188S begins the Seeoad r
wwwj. uiwmiw Manrr. . .
v - t . i . . ;
, AscSldwH '
Principals,) .jjj.
"l Christmas Goods ! ' 1
A LARGE AND HANDSOME BTJPPLVof
KANCY TOIITQX)LeonsaiUorS
nsu i wiei ui, . , ...
,..( . ' - " ram vases,
k Hajadaerehlef Kitrmta,'l,h 1
Co1sjbm, Etc, Kt., ;
Jnat Teoalved at HANOOCK BROsl intra
BTORB. nxt to Post Office. New Bwne, 2 ,
., qaliaud see then beure buying. '
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