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K t ! arne Jatftude, - 853 ' North!
VI J ti longitude. 77 l'WeM
Sun rises 7:11 I usnxth of any, ..
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ion sets, :oo i v novrs
r . 1 . . lt -
noon rues at . a. ";,,, , ...vl
, BUSINESS LOCALS.
All who bare tried our lOo. bams say
they are as good as any in market. -
. . : : iMrRWPPKSTf HOWARD,
The inTiaible Celluloid Eyi-Glass
frames. Diamond lenses, hae sresehed
the topmost ware of popularity without
l compeutor, aeijiDR compeuuun
and
.1 J . ia iViut t Via v lr, Va
b&Bdsomest ana oesi m..
w, Hexne only pi 0,
Tbe Board of City Council will be in
a 1 l
' flwt of oyster boats were
tmoorB
lbore'& Brady's wharf yesterday.
' The county board of education was i
session ' yesterday apportioning1; the
- school funds. th
Th county commissioners were ia
seseion fctedW andjKl Joiirned V 10
' o'clock this morning XX t..V- f
. Avoid the orp wd at the door , by , get
idi reserved seats for Ho worth 's Hiber
nica at ead0wj'thi8 l'mofnin'fe at 0
O'clOCk. t , .; ;.'(!
'l,Jiyivtbti Harrison advertises a
lost breast pin. The finder will be lib
erally rewarded by returning ths same
to her.-J ; : t t1 .j ,..
k VV)I ;. cottage . prayer-usettng
under the auspioea of the Young Men's
Christian Association, will be omitted
this (Tueklay) nightn account of the
tnsWu's9 Erangelioal Alliance. .
Mr,' -J. W. Waters gives notioe of a
!;rand Masquerade Carnival at tbe skat
n; piik nejTuesday night. A large
CUflober of costumes are expected and
' prises re to be awarded to the best per
v" formers. Tomorrpw nigh the silver
'yOjjn! .band, will furnish music ,
TIWGraded School opened yesterday
with several new pupils. Among theni
were tbe chfldren of, J, E. Qadsby of
Qqsljwtnd ffe.r8on.Da Ws, of Craven,
who bTe-TecentlyaioTedt8New"Herne
for the purpose ef educating-' their ebil-
oA putity as been Iransferred to
Deputy Collector Alpheus W. Wood's
-. Division fpt internal revenue. This is
proper And right as the people of Jones
(ft their 'bdsinesB In; New Berne." To
hare tq send toMQoldsboro for license to
' retail4bac6'oV whiskey p'tttV them to
unnecessary inconveniencer"
G. JV Mr-, Dailhas returned from a
trip tSMdweek,t4,amffo county,
and repprU that business was (brisk Jo
seed cotton fct Fowler's gin last Si
Satur-
H. R. Bryau. Esq. fa of to,Onslow
H.R. BryanEsa.,, isfo to,uni
court 1 ' .
VvcalHasie."'' . ; ' , -. -..j..'' : rl
' As will be seen in this issue, Profes
sor OhWleei .Wilson wiU 'teach a class
in yooat musidjn this'lity ! if h! class
oan be maderdpi- Er. BMa. ''Gate's Kai
the matter ,in bind and all who desire
to aidJLnjmini jMdJ
mation concerning, by ajplying to
him. jf' 2 C
' KveryrJJhoul4-Tinder8tand vocal
musie, especially schoql. teachers, arlfl
(h08 wo, intones njiking teaching their
husess. 1 The law ought' to requiiri i f 6-:
pal music ' to'' be ' laUght In alf "publid
" KM4aaiideeWH'eitherpnbliror
privatevMs a . success without music,
We hef e VTri Vates "w ill v succeed, in
geHws up a ciaafor, refWilsonje
bar a wide reputation as a competent
jnsuuctoralrnus ; IV y Riictioji .ale of ' stock; in the A.
(k N'.id.id. "alj'tlre codrthousestferdsy
HroT ilfaiipa of Hookl were ltut ud ftbd
staj4ed?r8llClu pershaiend fee' bid-
"rfoUaVr fceihsr bid was taken
doH'ibo auctioneer therrfctatei that
the 818. CO bid on the five shares and the
$16.00 bid of the, feur ebsrea fas 6y' tte
-' owners tbemfieltftj ' p.ea tad, jreall'i
' rnrn:2"aiTITbvock waTiolcTi
' the F.fford t ..inity to
proclaim V ve wu Id the wisdom of
Gov. Scales' policy, and at tb inme
time t ' ' '1 e ...' tbe oho: t tit the ne w-
rsr o at had criticised tlie Governor's
action in regard to this rperty; ' r
Tow wiU t'-a f ""ri f'-'- to its re" 1
fst' ', t j MjVv.iiL a d ..Jom ia ra-
r
- t lr. C. K. has flecuaea
put i' 1 s x) 1 f tartedj f $ 19.0Q ppr share,
wh' h V' I Y a8 pot afced, ,-Oe 6h4re
was lntu."'Dut' .iiD .'widiouiT resesye and
ThsPampkla Cat,
The pumpkin at Patterson's shoe store
was cut on Saturday night and tbe seed
counted in the ' presence of Mayor
Meadows, Wm.f Dunn and $v Street
jr. Nearly one thousand guesses have
oeen maae ranging irom u up to o.uuu,
Out of all these, no one struck the right
number butthere wore three Within one
of it! Cpt. O. K. Hancock, Mrs. J. F.
Taylor and WHey 8pruill,coL put down
610 each and thrf count; revealed 609.
Now who takes the shoes?
Tlie Week of prayer, . '.
The New Berne branch of the
Evan.
gelical Alliance began the; series of
meetings for tbe week at the 1L E.
Church last nighf. ., Tie services were
conducted by the-President, Dr. W, H-
Barker; and short talks were made bv
jV(V. waiian8. B. M. Gate's will lead
the fteryicej -tentght, to be held at
the M. E. Church, beginning at
71 o'clock. The following la Uie Sub
ject: HDMILIAIOJJ AMD CONFSSStON.
National sinsj 'sxeial sins; personal
sins; " want f . appreciation of
the love of Christ; hardness of
heart; unfaithfulness and. Blothfulness
in service; false shame In confessing the
name of Christ before men fcpd espe
cially among our own oIassnd kindred ;
want of seal in missionary work, both
at home and abroad ; want of brotherly
kindness and charity. Isa. Iviii.; Vs.
h.) Rom. it.; 1 Cor. in.; Isa. xlvn.: Jor.
111. la-tti: 1 xness. v.
Howartli's Hibernlea.
. Reserve seats will .be on sale at
Meadow's drug store this morning. The
Galena (III.) Gazette speaking of the
rendition of "The Two Dans" in that
city, says:
With Ho worth's Hibernica business
is booming and the people "out West"
are evidently pleased with the show.
To ssy the audience were pleased with
the entertainment given last evening at
Turner Hall by Iioworlh's Hibernica
and Comedy Co., is certainly a mild
way of expressing the sentiment of those
present, at the conclusion of the perfor
mance. Delightod is a better word, and
even this does not convey the feeling
which prevailed among the crowd, in
attendance, judging from the enthusi
astic remarks of approbation which were
heard on every hand as we left the hall.
The entertainment was tbe best of the
kind that has ever been given in this
oity. anal was in every way worthy of
the large audience. The programme,
embracing nt entirely new fea
tures,' i . was: ft refined and 4 .pleas
ing throughout, and those .who took
part therein are actors and musicians
possessing a nign oraer 01 talent, de
serving of most- generous encourage
ment whenever they appear. Ibe views
exhibited are magiunoent specimens of
art, and were in striking contrast to the
disgusting dauba which have been
palmed off " as "views of Ireland."
Should Mr. Ho worth's excellent com
pany ever again favor our city with a
visit,, their rsception will be a hearty
One, as it should De wnerever tney go.
A Worthy Object.
A gentleman in this city bus offered
to give twenty-five dollars foi fitting up
and supplying the reading room of the
Young Men's Christian Association pro
vided the Association will raise seventy
five dola,rs 'additional for "; this purpose.
To raise this sum theA Association , ap
peals to the generosity of the citizens of
New Berne to help them, the appeal
can b- put 'upon higher ' gtounds
than -the mere , consideratian of en
couraging the y rang men in tneir
work. .The future of New Berne
depends; upon J. (he. moulding of . the
characters and direction of the minds
of her" young menand viewing the
mattet fin this lights whatever tends
to direct the young in the rieht channel
ftrTd 'develop a nobler., : higher, senso,. of
duty, of true, manhood, and usefulness,
makes a safe investment Tor tho 'money
ol'tliosk wboha,ve it ,to para.i---
It is proposed to supply ; this reading
room with the best publication to tho
cpuntry. end jnake it af$t ace where the
young men ofthe city can go and spend
an hour ia reading ox in social, amuse
feeiits. tJh 'Assotiiatiito'i "takiflgps
towards erecting, a gymnasium,, which
with the, reading room will enable them
to attract; the youpg men of X'ieitf. to
therr rooms and5 draw, them3 lnt&! the
aotiti work'totthe' Association. 5 IllXi:
jlt would be a nbbla acton the parcel
any other three citiaehato join this gen
tleman and supply the reading room, at
once;buiDy donations, no matter howt
small, wilt be thankfully receivednd
can beli'andedto'the1 President, X'K.
WiUis,"or'to-the "Secretary,1 Df. iJ.'K
Beware of Them. ;
A (rood article that has achieved sua:
eess. and attained a world-wide reputa
tion by its' true merits and wonderful
reauits, is always imnat a.' Juc n is me
case with Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Uqlds,
Already unprincipled parties are, en-
deforing to delude anJflBsuspecting
nuLiio. bv o(Triirj(r imitation of this
most fortunate discovery.- Do not be
deceived, bnt insist on having the true
rerndy( and take noother.-rFor iale by
all reiiaLlo drugxists every where1..' '
,., : - ' ' "j t I
Good work, 'Good Fit, or no' Money,
t( ;.. . atHyRTT.t
Bwansltoro Items.
Charlie D. Russell is laughing over a
nttie miss u rst and sou Henry WUIis
over a little May Queen the 8rd.
Eggs are worth 30o. dozen; fresh meat
5c; beef none; chiokens, none (hogs eat
era. up) "tnat 01a sow:" turkeys ail
sold, the last was shot off vseterdav.
and won by a man that seeded.; him I
fesapiu,...;; w - v t , .-
Thousands of mullet and flounder fish
are being caught and sold to Morehead
and Mr. Henry Hall, and the Pollooka
ville mail carrier every week by George
Littleton, Irvln Smith, Mart Heady, BUI
Dennis and Asa Moore, and told at from
foi to 3ic. each according to size, from
li to 2 inch; flounders from U to 8 eta.
each.
Tha schooners Gold Leaf, Minnie
Ward and Packet are in port, the latter
partly loaded and bound for New Berne.
SchOoner.tta, ' M. Blood good, from
Charleston, S. C, tried to come in Bogue
Inlet, but got aground and had to go
back again. She went into Beaufort,
and was loaded with guano bound for
Washington, N. C.
Mr. G. W. Ward and C. B. Frazelle
have come home to sepnd Christmas but
say they think they could have seen a
better one away from home; the latter is
teaching school at Piny Green, the. for
mer has been at Gum Branch.and ia now
ready to take a school for the next 10
months. l anyone wants a fourth-class
teacher at a first-class salary just oall on
that gentle man for the next ten davs at
Swansboro, N. C., for he is after that
time, going to Florida. ,
Christ v as has come and gone, and
we think it the dullest we have ever
seen in Swansboro; one or two little
dances, and one or two parties, which
Mwmnri tn ha filial with hj "nh ha"
joyful spirits of just men made perfect,
is all the fun we have yet seen and to
day is the 2d day of Christmas. There
were some fine Christmas turkeys eaten,
some of the people seemed to want to
excell their neighbors in the beet tur
key, and the boys had some fun out of
it.at the expense of one stingy man who
bought a turkey from a lady; carried it
home and kept it two days and then
carried it back and told the woman he
wanted her to take it ;back because it
was a poor old hen and not a fat gobler.
The boys say is'n't it strange that a man
who thinks he knows so much, to carry
atuakey two miles in the day time
and not find out it was
a "blamed old poor hen." Tbe lady
took back the turkey and the next day
we saw him going out to hunt for a big
75 cent fat . gobler. We didn't hear
whether he found one or not.
Several mat riages have taken place
lately around and about here; last Wed
nesday Mr. E. Barlow and Miss Sallie
Provow were married by Dr. W. I.
Montfort, J. P. Miss Sallie is the
daughter of I. A. Provow of Brown
sound. We wish you well, children.
On Christmas day Mr. Thomas Biggs
and Miss Julia Meadows hitched teams,
W. P. Watson, Esq., officiating. A
short while back Mr. Fillmore Gillett
and Miss Emma Marshall, daughter of
Mr; Henry Marshall, were joined to
gether by Dr. W. I. Monfort, J. P. Just
before, the same Squire spliced Mr. J.
P. Jones and Miss Mollie Wynn. And
up near Jacksonville such a big wed
ding, and such a big infairatGum
Branch! but we didn't hear the particu
lars in full and cant tell as it was. So
you see as dull as times are the' people
are marrying just the same, and nobody
dying around bere either. The county
is being emigrated to very fast, or will
be soon.
An Interesting Change.
Washington, Deo. SI. Mr, Bayard,
in the opinion of observers of publio
sentiment, . has partly regained the
ground he lost by reason of his unfor
tunate misjudgment in selecting Foreign
Ministers and Consuls in the beginning
Of his administration. . : .a
In spite of his creditable management
of the Keiley case and other diplomatic
matters,bowever he is no longer the ideal
Bayard.' To Wade Hampton and other
Southern men who were once devoted
admirers he is a shattered idol of . clay,
Even his friends admit that as a can
didate for President he is not likely ever
to be as strong as he has been.
Were1 a Democratic National Conven
tion to be held now, the original Bayard
mea, especially those from the South,
all the silver Democrats of the West, all
the revenue reformers, and. in fact, all
the great body of anti-Cleveland Demo-
Ui HUOf ' wiU(u wvavwvaeaw wasva-, waaavv
as theif candidate for President It ii
too pari yet to say what will happen
in 1888 bat midway in President Cleve
land 's -administration tbe ' signboards
poin to: Kentucky, - A chAW .tj snH
ir -
) Some geaius proposes to introduoepa
per sbjrtM .This' might dd for Japan,
but would prove a "big thing" for the
doctora,becausa rheumatism, etc would
become' frequent. Mf, however, people.
would keep salvation -. uu convenient,
paper shirts might still be a success. It
osts only 25 cents.. K n jjont)
, Mr. A. P. W., of Hampton, Ga., hat
recently emerged from one of the most
remarkable case8; of Blood Poison en
record.; His body and limbs had no
less than four hundred small ulcers
his bones tormented him with pains
appetite failed his kidneys presented
frightful symrtoms and, all doctors
and 100' bottles of the most popular
Blood Poison remedy failed to give him
any, relief 'He secured B. B. B., the
concentrated quick oure, and fire bot
ties healed the ulcers, relieved alt pain:
cured his kidneys, restored bv appetite.
and made him , a healthy and happy-j
man. ' Any one oan secure bie lull name
and correspond with him, . i i
llarv Chapman, of Atlanta, gained 44
pounds of flesh while using five bottles
of B. B. B., and was cured of a wonder
f ul ca.o of scrofula of the" neck.
For sale wholesale and retail by R. 27,
Duffy.
' - Jbnwf Cotthtjp item?
I heard a gentleman remark the ottu r
day that croppers and land rooters had
a hard time of it this year. , 1 Why. sayi
he, even my ' creditors have had. n
puled up and nave, already bad three
sneezes over my crop,, ana nad me sum-
moneanere toaay to nave a festival
over it, but have no concluded to wait
until Saturday se they can, then have
one great, grand festival,, , .
I beard one' of our Worthy magistrates
say tnat ne was really tired of so much
lawmg with 'each '(tohsr. "Why," said
he, "our magistrate's eoarts 'are having
a continual oourtho: adjournment? in
Trenton. V. . . Well, so it i with onr col
ored people every (allj.when they house
their crop they commence selling it out
to go to law and lawing each other until
their crop is exhausted. ' Experience is
a dear school, but some of our colored
friends can't even learn in this school
as dear as it is. ,
Certain . capitalists of New Bedford.
Massachusetts, have entered into obli
gations with the land owners adjacent
to White Oak river to clean out and
clear the river of all obstructions to a
point, which is designated in the con
tract, but I have forgotten tbe name .of
the point. The owners of these , lands
have granted them the privilege of put
ting all marketable timber near tbe
river for ten years. "Provided that they
remove and clear all obstructions out
of the river, and that they must not cut
the timber irom the lands at no point
on the stream any faster than the clearing-
and cleaning out of tbe river pro
gresses. .We further 1 know that these
obligations have been agreed upon;' as
they are now in our register's office for
registration. We would like to say to
capitalists who desire to invest , their
capital in timber, that there is an al
most inexhaustable supply of good tim
ber, such as oak, hickory, cypress, pine,
birch, maple, holly, etc, on the banks
of the Trent and Tuckahoe rivers, and
if they desire any of these timbers,
probably they might secure a good in
vestment for their capital by an exam
ination of our timber lands on these
rivers. We know that our people would
welcome all who desire to invest cap
ital and would render all such all the
aid and encouragement in their reach.
m) i m -
Starving Themselves.
Milwaukee, Dec. 81'.1 Several persons
are starving in Palmyra in a frenzy of
religious excitement, i Three weeks ago
a revival began, and. the minister and
several others pledged themselves not to
taste a morsel of food until certain
things, were ' accomplished. Thomas
Green, who is alleged to have fasted fif
teen days, began taking nourishments
today.
There is no change in the condition of
the Rev. Mr. Pate, wh6 is conducting
the revival meetings, And is also fast
ing. Six other members df the congre
gation are also fasting. 1 Meetings are
held at 6 a. m., 10. a. m., and 8 p. tn.
The authorities will not interfere. All
insist that they began fasting that they
might become sanctified and have power
to save sinners. '
Reduction of the Public Debt
Washington, Jan. 2.The debt state
ment issued today shows a decrease in
the publio debt during December of 89,-
ooewau.M: total casn in tne treasury,
$494,861,954.00; gold certificates out
standing, $l5,859.601;silyer certificates
outstanding, 893.179,465; certificates of
deposit 813,790,000; old demand and
legal tender , notes outstanding, $346,
788,606; fractional currency (less the
amount estimated as' lost or destroyed),
80,939,158.TT. i '
..There he goes. again; direct to a saloon
and pours down another heavy draught
of strong' drink, not so, much because
l . i J J t.J.-i 2.1 I I M .1,
(lis appetite uolubuub it, uub lur tuo ar
tificial buoyancy it produces the alter
effects of which leavv htm more misera
ble than before r it'li this dreadful nrac
tioe that, ia daily sending' thousands to
their graves.! 'A remedy for all this' is.
found in the true friendof temperance,
the beet and purest' of all medicines,
Elect rio Bittersi Sold by all" dTUg"
gists at SO cents,. 1 t. .
' LATEST POBEiey jsEffS. "' '.
PaoamioLisJ 3143 2.11 fagAe?
ment has besa artivecfat between afad-
jid Pasha, envoy of Turkey, and Prince
Alexander, representing the union 01
Bulgaria. It has, received the concur
rence of the, powers. ),' f- jit'tM'i
1 London, Jan. 2. The Standard's Ber
lin correspondent says: Arrangements
are in progress for the meeting of the
Emperor of Uermany, J&nperor of Aus
tria and the Czar during the manoeuvres
of the Austrian army in Oalicia during
the coming year. . . . . .
London, uan.-.--VHe news' merlin
correspondent says that the jubilee of
Emperor Williams' accession to the
throne of Prussia will be celebrated to
morrow, as reaufisted b the-GaBerert
instead of tjdayvitiouUirobessioa
or aemonstrauon. xnerewiuoe tnanas
giving services dnring the morning in
the castle chapeVai. which all members
ottbejroyaltlamiil.Mill be present.
The religious services will be followed
by a levee. All the Uerman princes in
tended to personally bail the emperor
on the occasion, bdtTMbTnisJoAyjaf
dined such ovation." Thewemperbr In
formed the princes that instead of re
ceiving them personally he would be
pleased W,recewe, autpgraphio letters
fro4 eaohi Hk'JnaJesiy also declined
to receive any presents or deputations
ofoitiaena. ,. ,f
1 Fiftr-eight mlHioa .doUhis the esti
mated ralue of the finger rings of this
country actually worn, and still there
are people mean enough to go hacking
and coughing because they do not want
to invest 23 cents for a bottle el pr.pe it a
Cough Syrup.' 'n "v-".- r
Surrs made to' order and guaranteed
to St at N. M. Qlsiitx's; "'"lT'; la
COMMEKCIAL.
m.,' Jotthkax OrriOT, Jan. 4, 8 P. If.
' vr Y6tt: January L 8:13 P. ir
Futures, closed firm. Sales of 88,500
bales.
January,
February,
March,
April, .
May,
9.28 ,
986
9.47
9.59
9.70
July,
August,
September,
October.
November,
9.91
9.99
9.78
9.63
June, .
9.81
December.
Spots
ouiet: Middling 9 316
Low
Middling 8 15-16; Good Ordinary 8 8-16.
New Berne market qniet. Sales of
38 bales at 7i to 81.
Middling 8 11-16; Low Middling
8 1-16; Good Ordinary 7 11-16.
doibiiiio barkrt.
Seed cotton 82.90.
Cotton Seed 810.00.
Tubmntotb Hard, $1.00; dip, f 1.75.
Tas 75o.afl.25.
Corn 40a55c.
Rice 85a$1.06.
Bkbswax 20o. per lb.
Bkxf On foot, 6c. to 7c.
Country Hams 12c. per lb.
" Lard 10c. per lb.
Ejgb 17o. per dozen.
Fkksh Pobr 60. per pound.
Pbanuts 50o. per bushel.
Foddee 75o.aSl.00 per hundred.
Onions 83.50 per barrel.
Field Peas 60a75o.
Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c.
Apples 30a50c. per buBhel.
Pears 875c. per bushel.
Tallow 5c per lb.
Chiokens Grown. 40a50c. ; spring
25a40c.
Meal 70o. per bushel.
Oats 40 cts. per bushel.
Tubnips 50c. per bushel.
Wool 10al6o. per pound.
Potatoes Sweet. 23a40c.
Shingles West India, dull and n m
inal; not wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts, $3.00; saps, $1.50 per M.
wholesale pbice8.
New Mess Pose $10.75.
Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 5c.;
prime, 6c.
C. K.'s, r . B's, B.'s and L. C. Be.
Flour $4.00a6.50.
Laed Ho. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10 's, $3 00.
Sugar Granulated, 7c.
Cofpee 8iallo.
Salt 90o.a$1.00 per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
Powdee 85.00.
Shot $1.60.
Kerosene 10c.
Vocal Music.
The services of Pbof. UHAKLBS L. WIL
SON can be secured to teach a Class in Vocal
Music In New Heme, For Information as to
terms, etc., call on
11, M. UA1H8,
i lw Corner South Front and Craven.
Lost,
Ob Saturday last, either on Nense, Craven,
Broad or Banoook streets, a JET BREAST
PIN, with a gold band around It.
Fiotter will be liberally rewarded by return
ing to
MBS. VIRGINIA HARRISON.
Jan 4th, 18(0. 61w
MASQUERADE.
GRAND CARNIVAL
THE RINK,
TUESDAY Evening,
JANUABY 12th, "SQ.
There will be Jthe LARGEST NUMBER OF
OOSTUMKS;ever seen Upon the SURFACE
In this city at a RINK CARNIVAL.
' TWO PRIZES
will be given for the beat, character mak op
one for(tbe best Lady Character anyone for
the best male charaetsu ,
No one allowed upon the surfoce nntll
nine o'clock, except those In costume, at
which hoar all aaasks will be removed. ;
Spbciaii Ladies' Niohts MONDAYS,
WEDNK31AY8 and FRIDAYS until fur
ther notioe. f ' . .' '' '
:'. . JA3. W. WATERS, !' '
JanSdlw ' Proprietor.
NEW BERire THEATRE.
THURSDAY AN1' FRIDAY,
i '' u ; January J and , 8.,
T-wo XOcla.tai Only.
Appetranoe of the old reliable ':
HOWOKtH'S lWtlBLE'61j0y, ,
6&AKD HIBERUICA,
' w AD DUBLIIf DAN COMEDY jd.' '
The larfest and. moakeemalate orsablsatlon
o; w ainy a. t isianof , m, 1
H3 Oreat Oomedla
8spport4 by flrst-elasa ioaimpanr' in the
iuaniesk wi aii saoeaasiiu aojsaaiea. . 1
THE TWO; DANS.
tBK COMEDO OR BLVBTDBJU.
yore fun without vnlgaritv thaat stny ether
j a gbba mnOHrfn, ;; fi,
The newest ana grandest display ef roaguia
cent scenery aver bemre wltne rft - fu A
G RA" 1 TOUR THROUGH IRaXANO.TlSrt-
PopuUr Frioes, (QaadT&Ata.
Beats secured In advmnna mt UmmAnmrn
vrutpm vhowi iraooargw.'
im 1
Fo r, Sale j
A detursbla hodso' and M on'the1 sobtn
side of Broad street, oaadoor west of
...
the reei ienco of J.C. Oreii sq.:! For
terms r f urther particulars, apply to
decC.if ' -, QuiON & PeLlejies. ,
For (lent,
ON REASONABLE TpMS,
My FAB,M, sKiiated on Neuse Riven south
side, neai .Adams Creek) eapaottr fettnoree
crop. Tha farm has a large and comfortable
dweUlng house and Unsnt hiuse on It.
Also, four horses and two mules, farming
utensils, etc.
For further particulars enquli e of ' "
Mas. JOHN II. NELSON,
doc3adwtf Ueaofort. If. C,
Bargains! Bargains!
AT COST! and .
LESS THAN COST!
THE I3XT1 UK STOCK' OP
Dry Goods,
CONSISTING CF
Men's, Youths' and
Children's Clothing
and Underwear!
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Worsted Cashmeres,
AND A SMALL LINK OF
Ladies' Underwear,
all lor LESS THAN COST, to
close out biiHiucsK. 1 ,
A large line of Trunk, Valises
ami Hand Satchels,
And Croodu too iiiuiiroiis to
mention.
Four No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines, at 25 onnli nil .-j
first-class condition. '
Come and Buy Now.
WM. SULTAN,
Wcinstcin Huiidine.
dec.idw2m
Buy Your Candy
FROM , ,
L. J. TAYLOR
Wholestale
CANDY MANUFACTURER
AND
Jobber of Penny Goods,
Candy Factory at the Vr'oif Pond
oca) dSm
Notice.
Certificate N'o. 12J7 for two ihnrna nr tta
Capital Stock of the A. A N. C. It. R. hav.
lng been lost, application will be made for a
duplicate thereof. ,
dec24d30d THUS. POWERS.
NOTICE.
National Bank of New Berne.
THE ANNUAL MHETINO nV the
STOCKHOLpEItS of this Bank for the Bfcc-
vion 01 uireciora. ana the transaction of such,
other business as may oorne before ttieih, aill
be held at their BANKING HOUBK OB tha1
SECOND TUESDAY, being the 12th day of
JANUARY, ma. 'iF7n
The Polls will be opened at TWKLVB'
o'clock and close at ONE, P.M. I ..It
J. A. GtlON. Cashier.
December 12, 18:5. ' 1 . . Im
UOIIEY SAVED
Hit
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MONEY MADE,
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And the Way to Save It
is to'the Stiore:;;
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tioodsV und tho hest'o't pTo-
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cotistolst ftrriTftla. Jj3 ..UM im .,
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