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' Wa keen ona oi tha Lanresl and Best Selected Stocks of LADIES' . FINE DRESS GOODS ia the city,
oB8iatinff of 6ILKS !o black and color., brocade and vlain. CASHMERES, OTOMONS. TRICOT and GDS-
' BERTS FLANNELS ia nlaua and fancr: wtiich wa ara offer in ir at Rock Bottom Price: and a lariro assortment f
other drees goods, among which ia a half wool Dress Goods at onlj ten eenta per yard.. This goods is real nieo! in
- solid colors and makes a very pretty dressy. ... -.. j Cj
t,..t!" .... .. , - .
. , r GbltM us ifiau want anv Goods bv tending for Gambles of tuck Goods at no rJ tee. lutbs
'"'ittrptl Hate the Undo Qooit you rant, air tee pay no attention to request for Samples unless yon state near
tMttyuervipneeojgooasyouvani. . , . f.
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! , AVihatea trtmendous'stoek of llMERESfoi Gentlemen's and Children's wear, which we are now offering
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. . , .B looked NEW YORK OVEE for DE1VES, and WE found them in goods of eTery kind. See obr
fiartaia Counter and you will be surprised, at the Bargains we offer on it ; in fact all our goods are ebeap and
. ..! . 1 1 ... . 1.1. . 1 'ij ,! 1 1 .1 ... , jj . ! "
are giaa oi it SB we iiae to piease our caswmera wua gooa gouur, oneap. ,. V
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WE sell DOAlESTICunble'ached'at 4 cents and a heavy yard wide for S cents a yard.
TICKINGS are cheap.
Good CANTON FLANNEL at only 10 cents.
O
This is heary goods.
r,"T VWU.1iVCi D t vu 4 itu tu uc& tuoa luia viiuc wuw jiau uiurv jjiau&cis uu juviict i j
Vi iJ i . ijf .. . . ... -v . .fi i.a L. m iL
rrtcea, and now we are selling them to onr Itastoiners at less than jNew xors: prices. A wool io ana i quarier
selling them to onr Customers at less than New York prices.'
Blankets at less than a common Blanket used to sell for.
WE handle tho celebrated GLOBE KID-GLOVE; only $1.00 a pair. Every pair warranted if thy
put ur nj tj giTB now pnu iu ciuuiugc. , ,, .
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ii
GIMPS and FRINGE in Silk or Chenille with or without beads. Oar stock is very fine, and the price Is
lower than it ean be retailed for in many stores in New York. 1 f you want such Trimmings call on us tnd be su:
prised at their beauty and low price. '
rClcaksl Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks
Our Ladies' Cloaks are nice Lour Jccy Jackets are nioe! and our stock of Children's Cloaks are nicer.' W
hate large assortment of Children's Cloaks thnt are just beautiful and nre so much more stylish than you can makj
.-.ikesa,- ' ' 1 '
Dor line of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE are fine and good. For a little money you can buy fin!
Bum at oar Store. ,..-
, Shoes! .Shoes! . k Shoes!
' WE sell the celebrated CLEM ANT t WEIL' AND BALL SHOE, flexible sole.
on Ch foot and at the same time one f the most comfortable shoes ever worn. Try on
rweir nay other.
.vflca: i ! ' ; -" ' l -'
We have a GENT'S UNDER VEST, ALL-WOOL, heavy and fine, at only ONE DOLLAR.
6hoes!m
They are an elegant Shot
pair and you
rill never
"' ' 'HANDKERCHIEFS, real good opes we sell for only 5 cents a piece, andittj all, linen handkerchief for I
'aenW ' Some- of the loveliest styles in find Baiidkercnicfs you have ever seen we have this season. Call in an
took at them. ' ' r . t ,
Our stock of BUTTONS. SHAWLS. BALMORALS. CORHET8. JLtJiSUUN. 1'OvJvlfiT BOUJiiJ, and a.
th Aii sand At.1iir TTntinna. ia comrtletfi.) if1'
THE JOURNAL.
NEW BERNE. N. C. JAN. 8. 1886.
Intellectual Kecbeation.
Congressman Feel, it is well knowr,
is not a man of. very. high literary
attainments, but to appear well
read he professes to bare gloated
over every piece of literature that
comes ' under, discussion. Judge
Pittman, who in a highly intellect
ual and well-read man, takes keen
delight in talkiog litefaturetoPeel.
Some time ago, wheu a party of
gentlemen were eittinx around list
eniug to some of Feel's -experiences
orCofiresn, jtaazQ Fittman asked:
VTeel, youi 1avA Iread Tennyson,
haveu't 3 oi!". ;-; ' : - r y
,"01i, yea-Ves and I like iiim
"Do you like Goldsm ith !"
!HDfle on Inm.v v , " ;
, "WhalIo you think of his poem,
"Goldsmith's Maid!" , . ;
"ByGeofg, sir,' it Is the befct
thing be ever 'Wrote! I tell you
what, Pittman, this, going to Con
gress wbets a man's appetite for
uterature." Boston Traveller. ,
, fEpUCATIOW OF .CONGEESSMEN.
-Ot the 380 Senators, Kepresent i
tives and delegates catalogued in
the Congreseional Directory, SOS
received ooly an ordinary or acade
mic education, 151 went through
college, 4 are West Pointers, and G
ara self educated. Harvard has 8
graduated- enrolled, yUni versify of
Virginia 74 Princeton (,tfsue, Miami
An1 TinVti rv.tn X luiIi TTtainn A Tinn-
Woin 3, Dartmouth," Hamilton, Am-
uerstr Williams and Trinity, 2 each.
There are 274 lawyers, 40 business
men, 20 farmers, 10 editors and 10
doctors.' -There are 86 veterans of
the TJn.ion army, 67 Contederato ve
terans and'' 4 ex-members of the
United Status navy.
Te steady shrinkage of glaci'-rs in
the Swiss Alps has caut ed sveie losses
to tnany of the peasantry by the drying
up of pastures formerly moistened t y
giacial rills.
GoIiik to His Grave.
'There he goes again direct to a saloon
and pours down another heavy draught
of strong drink, not so much because
his appetite demanls it, but for the ar
tiflcial buoyancy it produces the after
effects of which leave him more misera
ble than before: it is this dreadful prac
tice that is daily sending thousands to
tbeir graves.: A remedy for all this is
found in the true friend of temperance,
the beat and purest of all medicines,
Electric Bitters. Sold by ail drug.
gists at GO cents.
U. S. Ilarshal's Sale.
UNITFD PTATK-i Oh' AMERICA KA8T-
EtlN DIBTKXCl O' NOK1H CA.KUUNA.
A. J.Oatllng etal. ' 1
v. U. S. DlnlTlct Court.
The Bteamer Flore-,c. Jo Aduiirnliy. f
her tackle, apparel (
andlurnltuie. J Notice of Bile. ..
Whereaa th ald aiaaiuer, tier tackle, ap
parel and furnUure, ijrvo been duly eou
demned by a decree f I he mM court to pay
tli clalma of tue above nnwil llbellania,ai)i
tbe Marshal ha bet n ordered to bell the aauie
to pay said clalma
- I will, oil thel:tih day of Jnnuftrv. A.l. lftWI,
at 12 o'clock, midday, at wharf, mar lennl
aon'aMHI, in the Cur ( Nuwbern, sell the
aeven-eightlia of ada mnuer. her tackle,
apparol and fumiur9,laiined by the Nation
al Hank of Sewoeri) to py aeven-eightha of
aald claim nct co'. and ibe one-iglith of
aald ateamer, her lac kin. apparel and furni
ture, claimed by Jitmea M. lpock, to pay ooe
eighth of nll c!at ma and coaU-taid aale to
b by public auction. ,
Terruacaah. " - ,r,.
; - ; V. ItlCHAUDON.
' .' U.m. Mxrkhal.
By Rout. O Kcrok . ' , - '
V. H. Dep'y Maraha 1 '
Jntroary lt. 18s. , t. . .. ; ; . v did
National Bank of New Befne.
THE ANNUAL MEETINO OK THE
STOCK HOl-DEHS of this Bank for the Elec
tion of Directors, and the transaction of inch
other biMlm as i may ooroe before them, will
beheld at their NANKING HOUHK on the
SECOND TCICSDAV.'belrB tho 12th day of
JAN UA K V, 18KB, :', .i
The Polla will be opened at TWEtVE
o'clock aud close at ONE.I'.M.
. t : J. A. GUION. raahler.
De-ember 12. 18 6. . 1m .
: For Sale, .'
A Few IKir.en Rilect PECAN TREES at
one dollar e ivli.
Twenty-two (Jrndo s tKWolcl K oi, from
one-half fo anven elchih b ood In lamb to a
full-blood Col old buck, ' - ....
Onepiilrof white DhlnaOeeie. ." ' ...
ne pmr of dou.elkuited Wild On ae. ' 4 .
, J. a JiANK,
dcc?5dlw wlm . ' etonewall, N.C.
, ', .i u.
Christmas Goods !
A LUtK AND HANDSOME SUPPLY OF
KANCY TOILET GOODS, oonaiaUng of:
Plnth Toilet raaeav".':' .
- Plnh AVhlnlt room Caaei,
Handkerchief Kuraifl,
r' . Cologne, Ktc, Etc.,
Juat received at HANCOCK HHOH. DRUG
8TOHK, nest to Poat Office, Now Heme, N, O.
Call and see them before buying.
i:
. rOu line Table Linen NAPKINS and TOWELS astonish the natives. We sell 'a good all linen Napkin for
4 cents a piece, and a very large HapKin, heavy linen, for nve and ten cents. , - ,
-Anh oh some of the Jovclieet TABLE LINEN ; 'tis enough to make any good housekeeper cry to sea
lovely styles and at such low prieea; l--,r' ' . y,.. vr
0
, Our siebnd floor is fitted up as aJWholesale Department, zuere we
carry a full line of any tiling U fcicrchant can want, and at bucIl prices
as will enable merchants to sell again at as low jpnees you can buy
in JTewTork. . But don't forget, we will not sell on time; we must have
T . ' At-A irfi : . , ut
mocasn; max. is why w
v-,
:iBuy Your Candy
l ) Mr -FROM
L. J. TAYLOR
v Wholesale ,
CAUDY MANUFACTURER
AND
Jobber, of Pnny Goods,
Candy Factory at tho Frojr Pond
. . - oezudsm , .
OWEW H. OUION.
re sell so low;
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t&n a tin
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; . : . --.'. ":."'.' , V . ! f Ior en they aee th aianlv pnise." it, f ! . ! Bi 1
Whea rapid waan th Diamond Blurt, -
A,l conquesfa tura of bea4s so tender,"
Jorv-bcn they toe Uia manly guise," f. u
aai . J f, . vpiauoiaa always quick aurrender. -
Surely the ladies are attracted -'
C ; by neatness of dr es which tudds '.f
;. .,a . so much to the general elegance
, ; of one's appearance. , What's
e rriare rital to;a well-dressed man
' : " ' than'a pericct-fitting, smooth-set-, f
i tinsLirt? ! ' ' : . v. j.
raw
am J-j
5:.
1. II. PKLUCTlCa.
GUIOH & PELLETIEB,
ttorixera At Ijaw,
, South 'koi St., ot-p. Oaston Hoitsb,
il,:mUfKXVf BERNE, W. C. .
Practice wberaeervlorsare dosired. "
Praullce la tti supreme Court, arid In th
Federal Court at New Berna.
One of thia Arm will al war a be at the fol
lowing places at times apecinta riow:
ITenton, Jonea count;, Haluiday of each
and every week. i .
Beaufort, Carteret oounty, Thursday ofeajh
weeic -f- , !
1 Jacksonville, Onslow conuty, the first Mon
day In each month. !-. 17d
Notice.
t..i . CIIAnLES E. NELSON:
bToa removed to his old stand oa Broad street,
between Alex. Miller and K. M. Pavie, where
be would Da pleased to see his mends and
customers, ana supply mem witn me Desi
Beef. Veal and Mutton the market affords.
mr ueats aeiivereu to any part oi the oity
iee oi CDUK. ... autiuiy
, Bnmmoni.
tati or Korth Carolina,
U Barrow
VS. I "
Margaret Barrow. ) ,- . Divorce.
Marataret Barrow, the above named defend
nt.ls hereby notified that a summons waa
ksaedln I lie above named action from the
Office of the Clerk of tbe Superior Court of
waven county, norm uaroiina, on the
day of July, 1883, and the same Is returnable
on the 12th Monday after the 1st Monday in
September, 1835, and the said summonses
nave been returned that tbe defendant Is not
to he found In Beaufort and Craven counties.
Th said Margaret Barrow will therefore
take notice that she Is required to appear be
fore Hie Judge oi our Superior Court, to be
held on the M Monday befo e the 1st Monday
la March, and answer or demur to the cora-P-
... .
- j. Clerk BuperlorConrt
ie2j dw4
CHRISTMAS. NEW TEA It,
FOUItTII OF JULY, v
ml many other days arecomina.and t hot
aU may live In coou health and enjoy them.
Now one nf the most rational ways is to so
to PALMER'S iCIUAR 8TOBE, and get a
Fine Oiear thnt Is worth amoklna. I have
tftooean da f them put lip expressly for
HRKsKNTS to your friends, in boxes of ii,
from one dollar to two and a half dollars a
box: and always the choicest ktnd at retail
to those who apn
6c I Do , 2Ss. to 35o. for one cigar, or good ones
oae who appreclnte a flue etgar, from
by. U box of Ml or loo
ii . WM. L. PALMKR,
Middle street, nf xt to the cor. of South Front,
POLLOCK ZTZZ
9f I Wjr mmmwmw
J. II. c.
GASTON HOUSE,
j PiKH lil'.UI., U,
B:'E. STREET & SON, Proprietors.
iThe Only Flrat-cliuis Bouse In the City.
Oram has connects with all Trains and
Stetiinara. Large sampie rooms forcommer
lij travelniH. oct2tl-dtf
7rX n." jiilowjN ,
i3iit:r .'tind Hair Drecser,
oily, will Kvt
ftrif l)f-re Jr i
furin 1 1- II
&iiiUi te m ret- v
IltHI
nra xritnr?, find the
l. 'i-Mi i HfUxm in tue
s av Bdcimtte htu
v i -vis, Nt w iiop, new
.in trn;irantwil
ii' xi door to Ut'tvick't.
il T
Cat)t Sam. B. Waters
AONT, . -DllKPY'S
PVRK MALT WHISKEY.
M. Crlchton'a "Montlecllo Pare Uye.
' XJllli,rcis, I3to. ....
At his old Stand on Middle ftreet. ,. ' ;
ael'idly - . New Berne. IV C.
NOTICE.
The undeniiened, Dliarlea B. Stubbs. has
duly qualified os Kxecutor of the estate of
Mary a Daemon, ana - nereDy gives notioe
that lie requires all persons having
Claims agaluat tho estate of the said Mary An
derson to present them to the said U. b. Htubbs
duly authenticated, for payment, on or before
the t?ta ony of ietemler, 1KS, or else this
notice will oe pleaded in liar or recovery.
Persons indebted to said estate must pay
wiiuuui. ueiuy. . ' - -
del91)w - " P. B. STunns, Kxecutor.
' Tlie lileat. young people's niaaazine. It
holds the first place among periodical of
Itt CaSS.BOSTON JOURNAL
ST. NICHOLAS.
An : illustrated monthly periodical
for boys and girls, appearing on the
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A Serial Story by Frances Hodgson
Burnett. Tbe fisrt long story she has
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A Christmas Story by W. D. How
ells. , With humorous pictures by his
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s'Georgo Washington," by Horace
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Historical Serial.
' Short Stories for Girls, by Louisa
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i. New "Bits of Talk; tor Young
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Papers on the Great English
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"Jenny's Boarding House," a serial
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boy life and enterprise. ; , .
iranlc It. Stockton will contribute
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stories. ' ,'
"Drill." . By John Preston True.
A capital school story for boys. li -
The Boyhood of ShakespeareV by
Rose Kingsley.--" With illuktrations
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Enterprising Skctchcg by Alice V.
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FOR 1885-86.
The remarkable Interest In the War Paoer
and In tne many timely articles and strong
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J'TBy General Giant knt Others. .
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Buell of Bhiloh. Geneial Pone, Longstreet '
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Naval combats, including" the flitlit between
the Kearsarge and the Alabama, by officer of
both sblps, will be described. -
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Serial Stories by " -V
W, D ' Hon ells, Maiy Hallock Foots,
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