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VOL. IV; NEW BEKNE. C, 3VEDNES0AY, PEBRUAKY 10, 1886. NO. 258 LOCAL NEWS; Journal Klnlatur llmiue, ' . New Berne, latitude, 39 8'- North. .' 'I ; longitude, 77 8' West, v ? n rises. 6:55 I Length of day, - -un sets, 5:34 1 10 hours, 89 minute", v Moon fete at 10:47 p. m. . ' BUSINESS LOCALS. , " Fob Rent-Two comfortable rooms on Pollock . street - between Middle and Hancock streets. Address P. O. box 463, j. A Treat. Fine Country llama, put ' up by Onslow and Jones county s best farmers for salsr at Humphrey & Howard's. Remember, these gentle men have an art for selection the best . hams. ,. fe5tf. TRY Dail"8 fine Bouquet Butter and Pig Hams. - . .. E.:k have advancedCo fifteen cents, ' A lot of New river mullets were in iheoity pesterday. - A few oyster boats arrived yesterday evening. " The severe cold weather has delayed operations in that l.ine. ; The "Jewels" had under considera tion yesterday a pile oj Beck's speeches, Bop to have a report in a few days. - The last cold snap did more damage to young cabbage than the one in Jan- uary. Though there is a fair stand yet. ' The stockholders of the New Berne and Pamlico Steam Transportation Co. will hold a special meeting at the Cot ton Exchange rooms this evening at 8 o'clock, , Our trackers are about done planting garden peas. Mr. J. L. Rhem has put in two hundred acres. The planting is considerable later than last year.though the first shipment may be made sooner. "Bell's Time" now ornaments, the in side balcony of the new court room. It is a handsome eight-day clock, oherry frame. and will, to some extent, win sympathy for the jury if the attorneys will cast their eyes at the dial when they begin their arguments. 'We are glad to know that John S. Long, Esq., in behalf of that powerful life insurance company, the Equitable, of New Tork,- yesterday paid to Mrs. -Marv BkvarA.Clrv-thiriW8tff '6Ta" policy held by her deceased husband in that & "npsny.. Vi.kund meritorious The Weekly Record of Beaufort has reached us. ' It is a neatly printed paper andoontainsa great deaf of reading matter." We wish the Record much suc cess. The following announcement we Oopy!, V ' ' . ' The Weekly Record is Democratic in politics, and vol., No. 1 makes its ap- A-pearance without apology. The paper owned and controlled solely by F. B. Mae and John Forlaw. Subscription oash in advance. - - -Manager R.I. Gabneb, Associate Editor. ' Steamer Movement.. .' ' The Kington left for Kinston jester day with a heavy cargo of general trer- i chandise. - The ShenandoaJ) arrived on schedule time yesterday morning and took out a good cargo of -cotton,-' clams and other freights.,.:, ' , f Superior Ceart, ' Court convened Tuesday morning at 91 o'clock, and by 11 o'clock the calen dar for the day was exhausted and the jury discharged for the day. His Honor then announced that motions would be heard, when a motion was made for a Lew trial in the case of Cuthbert vs. N. T- Steamboat Co., which was tried on Monday and a verdict returned in favor ofwilaintiff. M. DeW. Stevenson, Esq.. Atvued the . motion for the defendant AnrDoratlon and W. W. Clark, Esq., for ih nlaintiff. Motion denied. Defend- ' ant aDDealed to the Supreme Court. Judge Shepherd dispatches business in a manner which reminds one of the old-time courts. When a case is called it means a trial, non-suit, or oontinu- nna. and that ouioklv. He announced that fj the calendar for today dont give morej work he will have to move Up OB It. ; - - - PeraoBal. . Messrs. T. A. Green and L, H. Cutler - attended the meeting of the District Rewards of the M. E. .Church at Golds- boro yesterday..- ! c - Captain C. p.foy; with hjslong white beard. 01 . wniw was, nuuco tuuuu, was in the city yesterday. He proposes ... . i 1 J hM Dl InVo. to Duilu anotner rauiuau num uwo tn Dndlev on'New river, thus eon linst.hn waters of Trent and New. Hope he may succeed and live to take tVia flrat rids on it. ' Havor Meadows left for Raleigh yes terday morning to attend a meeting oi the State Board ot Pharmacy, of which he is a member.' Councilman Ellis is xeroising the functions of Mayor dur ing his absence. - ' . ' t, a m. R.ker who had the mi' fortune tp break his knee-pan several feays since is improving. ; Messrs. H. W. Wahaband D.F. Jaryis arrived from Hyde county yesterday evening. " ' Thd mirif friends of Miss Hannah A. Oliver will be pleased to bear of her .rrivftl at Enelewood. N. J. The t was Dleasant ana ene euuereu iw - , . - from it. We are pleased rtUereis hope Ot ner speay re- Additions to the Grade Scbeol. Miss May E.' Caho, daughter of W. T. Caho, Esq.,' of Stonewall, and Miss Georgians Smith, daughter of Mr. Geo. W, Smith, of Onslow county, were re ceived at the Graded School yesterday and entered the 6th Grade. The School, we are glad to see, is on a boom. It is doing excellent work and the spring session bids fair to enroll a larger num ber of-students than ever, before. Kinston Items. The festival is still in full bloom' at the Nicol building. Mr. Gteen Oberry, an aged gentle man who has worked at the steam-mill business for several years, died at his house, Feb. 5th, after a severe illness of several days. The regular school fund for the Graded school district for the white race is less than 55300 as provided by tne general act. .This would run the school only about a month, giving us an idea of what our public school would be with out special taxes. Mesrs. Gates & Harry Creaeh. of Richlands, are in town. The latter has been fortunate enough to see our Ons low school girls, although the rules are against them. Mr. Harry has shown good taste in his selection of a horse and buggy. Miss Myrtie Taylor and her pupils gave a very enjoyable entertainment at the close of her school, about two miles from town, on last Tuesday, the 2d. Thev rendered at least, thirty speeches, songs, and dialogues; and nearly all were well learned, showing much work by both teacher and pupils. It is to be regretted that such live pnblio schools cannot continue at least four months each year. Misses Bettis and Laura Vioson of Wilson's Mills. Johnson county, are visiting at Mr. Redmon Parker's. They have spent several weeks in our county, much to the pleasure of some of the young gentlemen. One of them, from fink Hill township, being rnucn smit ten, called on them last Sunday and they were not at home. He started in pursuit, and at the last hearing he was inquiring about them from those he met on the road. Not learning that he could soon find them, he stopped for dinner, intending to continue the arch. The Teachers' Association met at the Graded School Building on Saturday, Feb. 6th, 11 a. m. The officers of last quarter were re-elected. Kev. Israel tlaTdrog was eiectea unapiain. nev. A. Jl Hires, Prof. Meares and Prof. Griusslcy were appointed .a business committee. The inclement weather causing a small attendance, the orator and essayist were excused at this meet ing and requested to respond at tne next meeting, '"Legibility in Writing,' was discussed and illustrated by fror. Grimsley, Rev. Harding and Hires, and' Dr. Lewis. "Should vocal musio be taught in publio schools?" is the subject for next meeting, Kinston College the place March 6th the time. Our Superior Court was in session un til after midnightlon Friday night in or der to get through with the State docket in t'me for Judge Gilmer to take the train Saturday morning for Goldsboro, which he was compelled to do in order to reach Kenansville in time to open court on Monday morning. Considerable work was done on the criminal aocnec, the civil being continued to the next term which convenes in August. In ad dition to the cases reported last week the following were disposed of: State vs. rmuip iayior, perjury; euiltv. Judgment: one year m county jail, with permission to county commis sioners to hire out. State vs. L. J. Kornegav and C O. Tindall; affray; defendants submitted, udgment suspended upon payment ox cost. State vs. John Rouso; A. t. JNot 8ailty- , . state vs. inu. r. uicoj , rtuiuviug crop; not guilty. State ys. mary JVing; larceny; not guilty ; prosecutor ordered to pay cost. State vs. Dennis Blount; A. & B. two cases guilty ; six months in county jail, with power to oounty commissioners to hire out. . - State vs. Anderson Rountree; removing crop; not guilty; prosecutor ordered to pay cost. State vs. Abram Sutton alias Mao Sut ton; injuring railroad throwing rooks at passenger train; guilty; one year in penitentiary. -- .- - . State vs. Peter Turnage; cruelty to animals, guilty; fined 830OQ and cost, ana lmnnsoueu biz iuwuiuo m yiuuij jail, with power to county commission ers to hire out. ' - - " State vs. Isaac Btubbs, icosa scuod3 and Rias Brown; house burning; Isaac Stubbs and Rias Brown, guilty; Rosa Subbs not guilty; Stubbs seven years in penitentiary; Brown five years in peni tentiary. - - - - ' , ' . State vs. Peter Hood perjury; gmlty; judgment, suspended on payment of State vs. Dundy Smitn USK guilty ; indirment suspended on payment ' of mat. -- ." r '-". 71 State vs. Nick Cox: i,. K k.: guuty; judgment suspended until next term Q Ann rt; Clerk authorised to bind out. State vs. Wm. whitnsio:; orueny to nnifnala: not irniltV. ' ' :": :- State vs. U; btaiiings; larceuj, pleaded guilty; one year in peniten' State vs.John foilara anaiNoan vxjuu, affrav. euiltv: Pollard three months in nnuntv lail: commissioners power w hire out; Cobb, judgment sueoenaea on payment of costs . ? State vs. Ralph Lee; larceny;- guilty it ronrs in nenitentiarv. . State vs. George Parrott, col.; assault with deadly weapon; .. guilty; ahree months in county jatf; coromiseoners power to hire out. State vsGeorge Parrott, coh; carry ing concealed weapon; guilty; judgment suspended on payment oi coar BRIEFS. Wilmington is to have electric lights soon. Emma Abbott sings in Charlotte to night. White rabbits are fashionablo pets in Paris. Fifth avenue, New York, is the richest street in the world. The signal servico wires between Hatteras and Norfolk have been re paired. Dr. C. Whittier of California has pur chased 76,000 acres of land in Swain county, this State, for $70,000. A company of United States troops have been dispatched to the Mexican border, trouble being feared there. The great walking match at Chicago between Weston and O Leary, Weston being the victor. The walk was 2,500 and was covered in 54 days. In Orange Co., Va., marriage license have been issued to Benjamin Creel aged 82 years and Mn.OrminaHerndon aged 73 years. We think it safe to con clude there will be no interference by parents. The Dakotah bill has passed the Sen ate by a vote of 82 to 23. The bill is to admit southern Dakotah into the Union under the name of Dakotah, and to cre ate out of the northern part a new Ter ritory to be dulled Lincoln. Farmers of the -different agricultural societies in Virginia are preparing to move on the Legislature for an appro priation of $15,000 for the establishment of agricultural experiment stations at the three principal colleges in that State. The reception of Miss Kellogg in Sumpter, S. C, her birthplace, though she had not been there since a child, was a routing one. The company marched from the depot to the hotel singing "Home Again," Miss Kellogg seeming overwhelmed with delight. J Nothing but superlative intrinsic merit can account for the phenomenal reputation achieyed, in so short a time, by Salvation Oil. It kills pain. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. La Grange Items- . Rev. W. E. Swain preached at Hick ory Grove last Sunday, his regular ap pointment. ' Rev. Mr. Greenwood preached in P. B. Church in this place last Saturday, Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs. Geo. L. Hodges, of Kinston, Miss Alice Hines, of Pitt, and Miss Mattie Rountree, of Lenoir, are visiting in our place. We saw the largest turnip of the sea son last Wednesday, shown and raised by W. O. Pelletier, near here. It measured Sir inches in circumference and weighed 11 pounds, the whopineBt turnip we ever saw. We regret to learn that hog cholera U raging seriously in some portions of our county. We learn that several of our Bucklesberry friends have lost nearly all their hogs, while others are suffering and the end is not reached. Our town beats creation for law suits. Hardly a day passes without some case being disposed of. Our people muse be "disobedient and rebelious people," or so many examples of the law's mighty force and power agAinst the violators would teach them a lesson. J. Y. Joyner, Esq.," was in our town last Saturday. Mr. Joyner has been licensed by the Supreme Court of the State to practice- law, and will, we learn, locate in Goldsboro and become a member of the law firm of Faircloth & Allen. We wish Mr. Joyner success. A protracted meeting began at the M. E. Church in this place last Sunday night, conducted by Rev. Mr. Mendin ha!, of the Church of Friends, and Revs. Rose and Swain of our place. The meetings will continue through the week, and it is hoped that good will be accomplished. Notwithstanding the cold and un favorable weather for farm work, we are pleased to see much work has been done. The plowing is well advanced, and as our farmers have but little fenc ing to do, or many of them, at least, they will soon be ready tq engage in other work connected with the farm., We wish to explain inasmuch as complaints have been , made in regard to the published account or tne cnoraoe at the Academy a few days ago. We say for ourself that our report was not r , , a ,, tt vhat we wisnea, duc was an ucouiu have been under the unfavorable cir cumstances surrounding at the time. It is impossible to report luuy on any pud lie demonstration without "taking notes," and it is impossible to take notes without being favorably situated and nronerlv prepared tor that busi nesa at the time. ims is Known to an who have ever attempted anything of the kind. It would have pleased us, as a friend and patron of the school, to have civen a detailed account of all the pieces and the names of all those who participated, but our situation would not permit, for which we at e not re sponsible and prefer 'not to be blamed. Do Hot Be D.eclyed. In thpse times of quack medicine ad vertisements everywhere,. it is truly gratifying tq find one remedy that is wortbv of praise, and which really does as recommended. Electrio Bitters we can vouch for as being a true and reli able remedy, and one. that; will go, as recommended. They invariably cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidnevs and urinary difficulties. We know whereof we speak, and can read.lv say. give them a trial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by all druggists. Eichlands Items. When you see Cad say "jug and mo lasses, both d n the luck!" and he will tell you all about it. Farmers are making a beginning. I see an occasional plow going, but very little compost making; suppose they are going to buy fertilizers or take it straight. A negro named Chas. Humphrey was caught stealing meal in the store of J, W. Mills. He was arrainged before F, w. Hargett. J. P., and failing to give the required bond was sent to jail. One of our clever merchants, who was in New Berne and heard Miss Kel- log sing, say's he knows there is a for' tune in his grasp. It was my misfor tune to be with him on the lonely Q. Bl road the next night and will say if there is an old frog in those canals that has partly lost his voice and was ashamed to croak, he will know that he has heard him, and take heart to try agair J Talk about immigration to this State! The greatest drawback to it is the greed of our land owners. They love to own a large plantation. I will venture the assertion, and think the facts will bear me out, that the nine farmers who con tended for the corn prize in Georgia made as much or more corn on forty acres as the largest plantation in Ons low county. And what do we care about ensilage when we can pull fodder at a cost of $1,00 per cwt. and sell it for OUcts. per cwt.r Una acre in ground peas will fatten 500 pounds of pork. which is, worth $30, and $10 will buy the nogs, or less money raise them; and the same acre in cotton will not make enough to buy the hogs, but who can convince usi There is an old adage which says "Live and learn and die and for&et all." The consolation will be with us, we will not have much to forget. Nine Pbjralclaus Outdone. It is generally considered a pretty difficult task to outdo a physician, but the following will conclusively prove where nine were completely outdone. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, 331 Dayton street, Chicago, III., was treated for Consump tion by nine physicians, and all pro nounced her case incurable. Seven bot tles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consuraptioa completely cured her. Doubting ones, please drop her a postal and convince yourselves. Sold by all druggists. Ordained a Deacon Dr. J. H. Foy, the founder of Kinstxn Collegiate Institute, which has been merged into Kinston College and, until a year ago, a prominent member of the Christian Denomination, was, at St. Louis, Mo., January 31st, 18S6, ordained Priest of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony took place at St. Peters Church and was conducted by Bishop Robertson, assisted by the rector. Dr. Foy, after a probation of six months, was ordained a deacon and is to take charge of a parish embracing De Soto, Crystal City and adjacent towns. Itemizer. A Man ADlicted Milli the Rabies from the Site of a Rattlesnake. Jasper, Ga., Feb. 8. The condition of Mr. Sylvester Sams, a well-known citizen of this county, excites consider able interest. Two years ago Mr. Sams, w.hile walking over his farm, was bitten by a rattlesnake. He immediately re sorted to the native remedy.whiskey, of which he took copious draughts. Nothing more was thought of tho mat ter until six. months ago, when Mr. Sams betrayed symptoms of St. Vitus' dance He was never still, not even in his sleep, twitching his muscles and moving incessantly. Lately he has developed violent symptoms, and has beaten his wife and family, and in fact all who came with in his reach. He now acts like a man with a well defined case of rabies, only instead of barking ho makes a rattling sound. He has been taken to Canton jail, where a stiong guard will be kept over him until the crisis of his case is reached. A London Mob. LONDON, Feb. 8. At seven o'clock this evening all that part of the city in the neighborhood of the National Gal lery, Carlton Club and Reform Club, is in possession of a mob. Several fac tion fights have already taken place among .. the rioters and the furious mob is now marching through St. James St. and PicadilIy,.on its way to Hyde Park to hold a meeting. The mob is cursing the authorities, at tacking shops, sacking saloons, getting drunk and smashing windows. On its way to Hyde Park the front of the mob made an effort to enter the War Office, but turned away when the sentinel at the entrance confronted the intruders with his baydnet. Conspicuous among' the buildings attacked by tne mob that occupied by tne .Devon shire Club, and that occupied as the re sidence of Arnold Morley, the newly annomted : Patronage Secretary, ine Dolice along the route to Hyde Park- were brushed out of the way by the riot ers as so many straws, and many of the officers were terribly whipped lor tne interference. Nominations of Postmasters. Washington. Feb. 8. Among the nominations sent to the Senate today by the President were the following: Wm, C. Davis, postmaster at Elizabeth uity N. C; W, B. Burnet, at Atuens, ua, , Backlei'i Arnica Salve. Tun-Best Salvk inHhe world fo? Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter.1 Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all bfcln Krnntiona. and positively cures pit It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao tion. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, r i pUate!1? Job-work executed wih neatness and dispatch at he JouR-Afcolce. f Plain Questions. Mythical ideas are fanning the public brow with the breath of prejudice, ig norance and humbuggery. Have you the remotest idea that your scrofula was created by tbe use of poison and mer cury f JNo matter what tne cause, a. u. B. is the peer of all other remedies. . Do you presume that your troublesome catarrh is the result of mineral poison ing t B. B. B. is the quickest remedy. Are your chronic ulcers and boils and sores the result of potash and mercury? MedTT'l gentlemen will not tell you so, but B. B. B. is the only sovereign rem edy. Were your terrible kidney trou bles created by mineral poisoning? Not a bit of it. but B. B. B. has proven to be a reliable remedy. Are your skin dis eases, your eczema, dry tetter, etc., tbt elfect of too much potash and mercury: the medical profession are the best judges, and they say nay, but B. B. B. makes more pronounced cures than all other preparations combined. For sale wholesale and retail by R. N. Duffy. MARRIED. Koonce Blount. Feb. 2d, 1886, at the residence of Col. N. B. Whitfield, in Lenoir county, by Rev. Israel Harding, Mr. M. G. Koonce "to Miss Carrie H. Blount, dBughter of the late Dr. Heri tage W. Blount. COMMEKCIAL. Jodbnal Ofi-iob, Feb. 0, 6 P. M. COTTON. New York. Februarv 9.-12:26 P. M. Futures stead v. Sales of 78.700 bales. February, 8.96 9.03 9.12 9.23 9.32 9.40 August, September, October. November, December, January, 9.48 9.24 9.04 9.03 March, April, May, June, July, Snots quiet: Middling 9 316: Low Middling 8 1-2; Good Ordinary 8 3-16. New Berne market Quiet. Sales of 3G bales at 7 to 8i. Middling 8 7-16; Low Middling 13-16; Good Ordinary 7 7-16. DOJTIBSriC IQAHKRT Seed cotton $2.90. Cotton Seed $10.00. Turpentine Hard, $1.00; dip, $1.75. Tar 75c.a$1.25. Corn 40a55c. Oats Retail, 55a00. Rice 75a85. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Beep On foot, 3c.to 5c. Country Hams 11c. per lb. " Lard 10c. per lb. Eaos 15c per dozen. Fresh Pork 4ia6c. per pound. Peanuts 50o. per bushel. Fodder 75c. a$l. 00 per hundred. Onions $3.50 per barrel. Field Peas 60a75c. ' Hides Dry, 10c.; green 6o. Apples 30a50c. per bushel. Pears $75c. per bushel. Tallow 5c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 39a35c; spring 20a25c. Meal 65c. per bushel. Oats 50 cts. per bushel. Shingles West India, dull and turn inal; not wanted. Building. 6 inch hearts, $3.00; saps, $1.50 per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork $12.00. Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 5c prime, oc. U. a. 's, f. B's, ti. 's and L. C. 6ic. Flour $3.50a6.50. Lard 7ic. by the tierce. Nails Basis 10's,$3 00. Suoar Granulated, 7 Jc. Coffee Sialic. Salt 90c.a$1.00 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a46c. Powder $5.00. Shot $1.60. Kerosene 10c. Turnips 50c. per bushel. Wool 10al6c. per pound. Potatoes Sweet. 25a40c. MORTGAGE SALE. The undersigned will sell by Public Anc- ion. for Casb. at the Court House door In the City of New Berne, on TUESDAY, the NINTH llay Of MAKUH, 1880, at TWELVE o'cloc, Noon, tbe following described nlantatlon lying In the Oounty ot Craven on Pembroke road, about l'A ralleg from New Berne. known as tbe Bray farm, containing about ronr tiunareu Acres, iuiiv aescriDea in tne mortgage hereafter referred to. The above sale 1 by virtue of Dower con tained In a written mortgage from George Hell. Jr.. and wife to the undersigned, re corded In the office of the Register of Deeds ol craven county, book m, folios Vi, 9$. r eo'y 6, ikso. l. a. uutlek, 7 did Mortgagee. For Bent, THE TRUCK AllM. DWELLING HOITBE with cistern, stables, etc, recently occupied by 'l nomas Hodman, one mile from New Berne, l'art of lb fairn la prepared for planting. For further particulars apply ai once to II. B. DUFFY, ft bO tf ' New Berne. N. O. FOR SALE, Finest Selected EARLY E0SE Seed Potatoes (FLOUR BBU PACKAGES), ,t t Fe TTLRICH, V '.j', KEWfBERXE, & C. itVUIUUAKUJjUll, I 1 up?rlot Court Georgia A. Harris J va, Blister Harris. I Action for Divorce. To Krister Harris, Deiendant: Take notice, that you re required to appear at the May Term, 1K, ol sild superior. ourt. to be held ui th Oil! t Houte lu lhe Oltvt.f New Berne, on ihe'l'wAirih Mn,i.v.r)..i.. PlrstMood.lv ill M.rr-h IkKK .luu swer or demur to the complaint. -- - - . -i unuiw, irum LI) v nonasol umtrijuduy on t!e grounds of adul tery, lull 0th day of February, 18S. K. W. t'AHl'UNTER, Geo. H. Win i k, Att'y f.ir riaiulilt. ' fettd. W NOTICE. City Taxes The Last CalL All uuL.i.tu uiii ii nieir taxes me l.ot paid on or before AJ,nth nh, Um, est will be added It I . II i fn,.,,l' Feu 1,13 CltoTax C'oiiector. Wanted, INFOKMATfl IV .K" 1UL xl.' UK ICUI.1ID 4.UOUTS Or' Till imas luiV'iiiv ;.i"., laborer upon government w-irka. Neuce and Trent Rivcm. in lxsi ,i .-. i.i- ..... and oblige, K. HANSOM", -New lieri'e, N. C. Jsn2lidtf 500 BARRELS PURE EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES, Direct from tho Farmers ot Maine and Prince Ftlward'H Island. For Sale to the Trade. W. M. WATSONS J;iu;il llll loBARRELS Houlton Early Rose POTATOES AtE.H. Meadows & Co BEST FERTILIZER IN THE WOKLD. $7.00 per ton, f. o. th. in tiOO lb. Sacks. $1.00 per barrel. Burning oyster shells day and night. Liberal discount for large orders. Place vour orders parlv nnH eam the first shipments. WILLI A MH & HERRING, New Berne Lime Kiln , jal4dw3m New Berne, N. C. Stockholders' Meeting. There will be e SPECIAL MKETINQ of the STOCKHOLDERS) of Hie NEW REUSE AND PAMLICO STEAM TRANSPORTATION COMPANY on WEDNESDAY. FEBKUAR l"th, 1SS0, at Hie Rooms of the New Berne Cotton Exchange, at THREE o'clock, V. M. By order of Hoard of Directors. J2Sdwtd T. A. GRKEN, See. A Treat. For Sale or Lease. SEALED PHnPftsJl.Du.nl , i .......... " ' .,o , n.i ,ni ut - the Stockho iinrfl nr tin, Vuiii.,.,. ... unn.itl. Steamboat Company fur tho HALE OK I'MNf. oi ine i KASI Lit ELM CITY, until the llltll EehrillM-V. 'ntiimnnlratlAn. dressed to T. A. GREEN, ,. , ... , , Sec. & Trees. Bv order J iJ tmrd Directors. Jan.L'lH-). 22dtd For Sale, A desirable hmiRA and ink nn iha aA..s. . - v ,uu miuLli side of Broad street, one door west of the residence of J, C. Oreen, Esq, For terms and further particulars, apply to ucuoni ULIOM X 1 ELLETIER. Bargains in Millinery. 1 am obliged to make alterations In mv store on account of my increasing business Deiore lecelvlug my SPUING STOCK. Therefoie am ollering my Large Block of Plashes, Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Flow ers, Feathers, Hats, Etc.. Etc., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and some AT COST, for the NEXT THIRTY days. Have also reduced the price of Zephyr, Germantown and Saxony Wools Crepes and Mourning Goods, Janl9 dw2m Mhs. M. D. WEWKY. THE NEW BERNE LIVERY, SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES. Having bought ont the Cohen Rkablra. and made arrangements with LAMB of GOLDS BORO, lam prepared to Furnish Fine Mules & Horses . AT . JL.OW PRICES. A drove of Males and Hones Just received O. HVBBg, febldtf Proprietor. ; Craven County. GASTON HOUSE, NEW BER E, N. C., ' S: R. STREET, Sc., Proprietc The Only Ftm-elaaa House In the atr r '. : Omnibus connects with all Trains il ; Steamer. large sample room for oomACij - . elal travelers. ..... Tbe BAR and BILLIARD ROOf haw recently been refurnished ami flttpttup 1 good style with BlUlard and Feol Tab ' ; V "-
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