. . .
Baker
l ine uuuud i iau uaigama;
W JS UAVJEi JHU JjaI VJiO ; we niea selling common gooas caeap last
fall and found they did not at all suit our customers. So no more trash for
- us.. - Wo intend to sell only good goods at very low prices. We do not claim
to bare a monopoly ot an tne gooa or an toe nne dry goods to be tound in the
city; bat we do claim to carry many things in fine. Dress Goods and Trim
mings, and a thousand other things that ladies uso which you cannot find in
any other, store, .r ' .
. We are running on Quality this season, and wo are determined to pell our
Customers Good Goods for Very Little Money.
; ' We desire to sell the Ladids trade, and we intend to keep just thi s'ncJ:
they need. Call and ee& us and send for samples, anything yoi ,., . .. j...
us " WtMIitUlOUi
. If you have favored any other Store with tho bulk of your trade, vc du
QVU JUU w ucsvi vuciu , vmjr jrvu wajr uuv duuic guuun lu uur I3buru XlUt
'obtainable elsewhere. If bo, we would be glad to have a share of your
natrons tre. .
To our regular customers we would say we have just the goods tor you this
. season. But.no trash at catch-fly price?. No more' of that for us. We
intend to sell only the best goods mat tne trado win buy at ROCK BUT'
tptwi PUTfTES. STWATJ". PROFITS will cive vou nice mods verv
.AVU.1U. A M X mmmmmtmmmm O J J
cheap, VI ? ; .
. rieaso don't call on us for Bargains, Bargains, Bargains. We
UU1 U liV" V " 1 f ' " - Jl UVU0 " - AWA
Unltnw Prififlg.
SUMMER SILK
v - In striped and plain.
FIGUED LINEN LAWN
: : Lovely quality.
FRENCH SATINE
.. In several styles.
FOULARDS
In colors and black, just the goods for a cool mourning dress
BATISTE- J
' in cream ana wuuu ugucu.
T. AWNS
.. Of all kinds, figuod and solid colored and white. We have a good lawn
in -figuod and white at five cents ; then wo have rafts of such goods as
India Linen, India Lawn, French Mull. Nainsook, Dimity,
Embroidered Mullt Persian Lawn, and twenty Btylcs of fancy
and plain white mulls in nice quality.
TnP.T!S-r-
In quality better than any brought to this market for years, and yet at
rock bottom prices witnin tne reacn oi an
p.mrrotbtjries
At all priocsfrom the cheapest to tho best kept in this market, such as
Irish Point Mull Embroideries and bwiss Edges, either in
sets or per yard.
LACES- .. .
'IVtrnrirmfl in all the many qualities and styles, borne ot them are
just superb. If you want any kind of fine Lace call on us
FINE GOODS AND SMALL PKOFITS IS OUR MOTTO.
wnR.RTF.Ti noons
For Dresses we have Albatross; Nuns Veilings in all Wool and
(1.Ua Tlnnmifti ninth Ha-rorra w rtTQTofl Sgtmos
Cashmeres, Tiamese, Light weight Tricot, etc
A fTTTfl'WR
Large and small. They are so very stylish this season for trimming, we
bought some elegant styles.
LJUJ6 Braids for trimming, and that elegant stylish MOSS Fringe.
-We have all of them in different shades.
JERSEYS
We have some very fine Jerseys in the latest styles, and they are cheap.
Call and see them and you will be sure to buy.
SHOES-
We sell the celebrated Element
Weil and Ball Shoe ; they
are fine and are sure to fit. Every
pair is warranted. If you want
a good fine shoe, buy that shoe.
CORSETS-
We carry a full line of them,
such as Ball's, Dr. Strong's
Tampeco, Warner's, Mad
ame Foy's Side Laced, nd
! several other ' makes of cheaper
. Btylcs.
HOSIERY
See our Freneh Eibbed Hose for
boys at Twenty-five Cents.
One pair will outwear five ordi-
nary hose and will not fade.
... Wa nirrv a fall line of Lisle
J - -
and Cotton IIose. j
HANDKERCHIEFS-.
' We challenge the town to excel
''TMf in style, price and "quality.
PARASOLS- "
. i it wiU do. you good to see eur
.. stock of Parasols, and surprise i.
you as to price. '
GENT'S SHIRTS
,AVe carry ; -
The Diamond Shirt.
Of course. His the - best Shirt
made.- 'V
THE JOURNAL;
NEW BERNE. N. .C. MAY 11. 188f.
BALLS
CORSETS
The ONLY CORSET made that can be returned
by ha purchaser after three weeks' wear if
not found
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
In arerf respect, and lu price refunded by seller.
Made in a Tariety of styles and price. Beware of
worthless imitat ons. None genuine without Ball's
ftaiue q box
HANG IT.flARIA'
REIIEIIBER! -A'.
LL-BAKE?, has no
Bargains, to
offer, but
Eclb Gcod Goods at
Why don't you buy rhy shirts
ready-madtf ? - Whaf s the use ol
- wearing your eyes out over fine
needle work, and breaking "your
back trying to save a few cents !
I don't see the savin of it . Why,
you can buy shirts now-a-days
for very little more than the cost
, of material. - Look at this '.' Dia
mond" I've just bought -I say
Maria, I am going to buy a dozen
more rij-t away. , :
Bro. Gardner on BeTlralists:'
"I hold heah in my hands," said
Brother Gardner as the sneezing,
coughing and snaffling died 'away
in Paradise Hall,' "a letter axin'
how dls Lime-Kiln Clnb stands on
de Salvashnn Army queshun. It
axes far an honest expresbifn of my
lndiwidual upinyuD, an darfore
shan't compromise any of de res' of
you when I say:
'If a revivalist has got to d
ver eves to save yer soul den daro
somethin' wrong wid othodox re
ligun.
"If de way to Heaven am lined
wid whoopiu', howlin', screamin
neu an' women I should reckon dat
loas' of de chill'en would git scart
i id turn back.
"De man or woman who can't
'sperience a change of heart in
church congregashnn of respecta
ble people won't be very apt to hit
it in a barracks half-filled wid
loafers.
"It seems to be a goo.d deal easier
for pussons to believe dey hev a
call to go out an' spread de gospel
den for 'em to believe dey hev a call
to make a livin' by day's work.
"If it has become necessary to
scare a man into callin' hisself
Cnnstian it am no wonder dat re
ligun doan' pay back borrowed
money any sooner dan older
folks.
"It Ham Jones can convert men
to Christ by a mixture of humor,
pathos, farco an' sense, delivered in
an ole barn, what's do nse of our
costly church edifices an' high-sala
ned ureachers t
"It am my opinyun dat nine
tents oi dese wanderin' revivalists
will hevjist as hard work to squeeze
into Heaven as de aiverage sinner
"When you skcer a man into
obeyin'delaw you doan' make
law-abidin7 citizen ol mm any mo
dan you make a Christian of a man
whom you skeer into gittin' up in a
crowd an' declarin'dat beam gwine
to lib a different life."
A Bad Fix.
Thousands of men and women all over
the country are silently miserable,
while the outside world think you have
no cause to grieve. But, ah I We pro
nounoe no anathemas against any other
remedy, but we assert that one single
bottle of B. B. B. will do more in the
cure of any case of blood poison than
twelve bottles of any other. Our book
is free and it tells the tale. Address,
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Sold in New Berhe by R. N. Duffy
and E. H. Meadows.
He Knew What he Wanted,
Brown I say, Smith, what's the
attraction up this way? 1 see you
passing quite frequently.
Smith Yes, six nights in the
week, and twice on Sunday. There's
a lady in tne case, old man.
Brown An, ha I 1 see. liat six
nights in the week and twice on
Sunday is rather thick, isn' it? I
found that twice a week was
smith Yes, but you married a
young lady. I'm courting a widow
I know what I'm about, old man.
a'cahd.
To all who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc., I will send a recipe that will cure
you, FKErS OF CHAKUU. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station D. Vew York Citv nl 7 d wy
A man entered an asylum for in
ebriates, and asked, "Do you treat
drunkards heret" "Yes, sir," re
plied the attendant. "Then show
me the bar," he yelled, for I'm a
drunkard !"
When somd deep and immedicable
wound" takes yonr breath away, don't
lie down in despondency, bnt send a
boy with twenty-five cents to the near
est druggist for a bottle of Salvation Oil.
A NEW MAN
And NEW GOODS!
I have Just opened a
First-Class Fancy and Staple
Grocery,
and will also always keep on hand a Select
Stock of Qerman and French DeUcaclei at
TEISER'8 OLD STAND, on Broad street
Soliciting the trade I made my motto GOOD
GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
Very respebtfaUy.
ldwem - A, M. JAOOBSON.
W. X. GRANGIR. H. 8KLLII JINHINGS
8. J. CHANDLER,
with '.
GRANGER & JENNINGS,
eneral Produce & Commission Merchnts
1808 K. Haln St., RleluaaMd, Va.
Sofclal attention Riven to the sale of all
kind of Country Prodnoe, c , Headqnarten
Flu, oyateri ana uta. mutm
0 The Mirror
is no flatterer. ; Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass. - i
iJ t&Mm REM
mizsz&fr' s:mmm i: mm
hi
NEWBERN, N. C,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
AND MANUFACTUKER OF
Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla,
Lemon Soda,
Buffalo Mead.
California
Etc, Etc.
;IN CONNECTION WITH THE AGENCY FOR BOTTLING
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Company's Lager Beer, Porter, &c,
I KEEP ON HAND A FULL LINE OF
WINES AND LIQUORS AT VHOESALE,
Which will be sold by the Barrel or Gallon at VEliY LOW FIGURES for CASH.
Ginger Ale equal to Best Imported, and superior to any procurable in North Carolina.
MAX SCHWERIN,
The Leading lofhing, Hat and Shoe Store,
Never allows any oho undersell him, and therefore offers now
the foKowing Big Bargains :
Suits from 'J.W) up to $20.00.
An all-wool .Men's Knit for ?1.7V
Genuine Assauet Indigo Blue Klunnel Hulls, warrant
ed not to fade, at only $4.00.
The flntst display and very latest styles of Choice
Scarfs, 4 In hand Ties, Grenadine and. other Windsor
Scarfs, Ties and Hows In the State. It will pay you to
iook at tne recently patenteu Mean mat 1 am seumg,
Xlinonly correct styles of Derby and Straw Hats in
the city.
1'laln and striped French Ualbrlgan and Gauze
Underwear.
Beautiful assortment of Gents' ' J Hos?.
Good I'llnls, 1 cts. a yard.
Heavy t-t Unbleached Homespun, 5 els. a yard.
Hest Checked Homespun, only 7 cts. a yard.
Gooi, Honest and Solid Slioesat the very lowest prices.
I AM.SDle Agent for A. A. BATTLES' MEN'S ANI
BOY'S CALK SEWED S2.50 SHOES. The only Shoes
sold tnthis cltythat are WARRANTED: by the Manufae-
Hirer id meaku hi mbtu ait custom imim. v z. :
Every pair Is WARRANTED : should any of them In any
way within any reasonable time give out, I will upon io
turn oiaamai'f(l pair anri statement as to teriKin oi wear
E1THKR REFUND THE MONEY or GIVE A N OTHER NEW PAIR IN EXCHANGE.
the best, finest and cheapest Shoo In I lie world for the iui uey.
GE7C)
It Is
MAX SCHWERIN,
ap2I dwtf
Middle Street, Corner Union Alley, directly opposite Baptist Church,
SIGN OK FLAG.
r.l. H. SULTAN ASKS A QUESTION !
ARE YOU READY
TO BUY YOUR
SPRING SUIT?
If so, don't make your purchase until you see our Nobby Sack and
Cutaway Suits at Very Low Prices.
Boys' Sailor Suits from $1.50 to $3.50.
In Straw Hats we can surprise you at the LOW PRICKS wo are
selling them.
Our Stock of Underwear is COMPLETE.
In Ladies' Dress Goods and Shoes we offer ASTONISHING
BARGAINS.
Give Us a Call, and See For Yourself.
M. H. SULTAN,
oc7 dwQat
AT ASA JONES' OLD STAND
IF YOU WANT 8000 SHOES,
ZEIGLER BROS.,
-A.TX13-
Bay State Penitentiary
TO BE HAD ONLY
AT PATTERSON'S.
Every pair warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded.
Patterson's Shoe Stored
EASTERN N0BT11 CAROLINA
MARBLE WORKS,
XEWItERE. N.C.
Monuments, Tombs,
And nil kinds Urave and liulldlng work In
ITALIAN&AMERICAN MARBLE
Orders will receive prompt attentior
satisfaction guaranteed.
JOE K. WILLIS. Proprietor
Hucceesor 10 George W. Claypoole)
Cor. BROAD AbD CRAVEN St 8,,
NEW BERNE, N. C-
O. E. Miller is
io K inn ton.
my authorized agei t
ma30-lTdw
TIME TABLE,
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad
TIME TABLE No. 24.
Ia Efloct 12 M.
, Sunday,
188G.
April 18th.
No. 61.
Passenger
WEST.
STATIONS
I No. 5U
I I'assenger
Ait. L't. Arr. L't.
r u. p. M.l A. H. A.M.
b OTIQoldsboro 1( Yl
6 51 5 51 La arangn .. 9 2t 9 2
6 E 6 52Kinstoii, 8-12 8 47
8.17 New Berne 17
P. M. P. M l A. U. A. .
Daily except Sunday.
EAST. WST.
No. l.
Mixed Fgt.:
Paw. Train, j
STATIONS.
Arr.
9 ! '
9 5a;
10 21-
11 U7
11 25;
II 32;
11 48-
12 lOf
P. M.
L've:
No. 2.
i Mixed Fgt.
I Pasa. Train
Arr." L"e"
8 57 Newbern,
60; Rirerdale
9 s9; Oroatan ,
10 21; Hnvelock
11 10; Newport
11 25 ; WlldwooU..
::::::::::::: r
6 22
5 29
5 20 ;
4 55:
4 15:
4 00
3 58;
3 17;
II 32! Atlantic
11 58; Morehead City
: moreneaa iepot.; :
A.M. I
Daily except Sunday.
5 SI
5 20
4 68
4 15
4 UO
8 58
3 S7
5 05
A. M.
EAST.
I
WEST.
No.S
HUed FKt. A
rasa. Tram.
L'n.
feisdw try Sign BIQ BOOT, Middle Street. New Berne, X. C.
DAIL BROTHERS,
olesale Crocers.
, ' ".; HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR . .
TV0 STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND,
And keep of FLOUB, MEATS, COFFEE. StJQAK, SritUPS.
MOLASsES. SALT, -TOBACCO, SNUFF . AKD( CIGAttS, n
eTerrthlntr in theg GKOCEKT J.1NE, a TULIt STOCK and at
LOW TRICES for CASH. ' i4b
8 45
9 16
10 00
10 33
11 08
11 30
13 20
100
1 20
too
r. m.
A. M.
8 07
8 50
f 30
10 06
10 48
11 11
11 40
13 26
1 05
1 23
P. X.
STATIONS.
Goldeboro,
nasi
LsOnuig,...
F&lliM Creek.
Caswell.
DoTer. . ,,i
(lor Ore.k .
TniearorK
Clarke',
New ham
No.4f
Mixee FKt a
Pua. Tra'n,
Arr. L'tb
P. tt.
7 05
8 20
S 41
OS
in
8 28
2 48
S 03
145
P. V.
8 25
J5
'4 03
8 S3
3 48
! 3 08
. I 48
116
Tnetday, TnrJT and Batardar.
fMonday, Weineday and Friday.
, Train 50 connect with Wilmington Wel
?.E Trmla 'ind- North, leaTtnc Ooldaboro
Uj85 a. idh adU with Richmond J nville
Train Wett, learlng Ooldaboro 12 35 p.m and
Wilmington & Weldon Train South at 4:54 p.fa.
Train 61 eoaaeeu with Ktchmoad A banrille
Traim, arriTiac at Ooldsbero 4:40 p.m., and with
Wilmington and Wei ion Train bom the
North at 4:54 p.m.
Train 4 connect with W. 4 W. Train bound
South, leaving Ooldaboro at 7:88 p.m.
: W. Dunn,
" ' !8uperlntenicr;t. '