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THE JOURNAL.
NEW BERNE, N. a. MAY 11." 1886.
Arrival and Departure Mails
, MAIL (CLOSES. :
i For North, West and South, via A. 6
w.u.K.K.at7.-O0a.m. -
For Beaufort j and the ; East, at
0.00 p. m.. r, ; .
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 6:00 a. m.
For Trenton, Polloksville and .Mays-
Tiue, aaiiy at 70 a. m.
For QrantBboro, Bay Riyer an 1 Van
demere, daily at 6 a. m. -
OFFICE HOUB3: t'-
In Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from a.m. to 4 p. m.
In Mailing Department ' from V a. m.
to 0 p. m.
Kinston Items.
James W. Hodges, sr., of Beaufort
county, was in town on Wednesday,
May 6th, having some dental work done.
W. B. Murrill and lady of Gum
Branch, Onslow county, have been
soend ins: a short while with friends in
town. ' !
Park Nunn is spending a few days at
home, much to the delight of a certain
person who well, it won't do to tell
secrets.
Collins & Crabtree have put up a sign
with the words "tin shop" on it. It is
a model of neatness and their work is
of like character.
S. H. Bountree. ir.. closed out his
stock of goods some weeks ago, and
has taken the road, selling tobacoo and
cigars. Suooess to him in his hew work.
The town commissioners met last
evening and elected W. F. Stanly.
Mayor. Our town is in the hands of
successful business men, and we may
feel secure.
Bill Arp was greeted by a full house
on Wednesday night. He is a repre
sentative Southern man, a remarkable
combination of wit. philosophy and
good sense.
Capt. W. P. Midyette, of Hyde Co.,
formerly of our town,, spent a short
time with us last week. He reports a
good come-up of corn, except that
planted before the heavy rains.
Col. Pardee was in town last week.
He visited the battle grounds near the
county bridge, and other points of in
terest, and we hope be may be ablo to
send some cheering words to his iNew
England journal.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Walsh, wife of Dr
T. Walsh, died May 4th, after an illnees
of more than a year. Her sickness first
seemed to developed itself in the form
of dropsy, but later proved to be an in
ternal enncer, which proved ratal
Many friends sympathize with the be'
reaved husband and children.
Who shall be our next board of com
missioners, is an important question
about which we should think. "The
man who oan pay his debts with low
taxes1' is one answer given. Tho men
who can arrange to reduce our pauper
list, and still give to those in real need
is another answer. It is much easier to
find fault than to manage publio busi
ness, and all that the public need to ask
of the electing po .ver is to give us non
est, successful business men, and we
can justly hope for the best.
A most brilliant marriage occurred
at Salem church, Pitt county, May 6th
at 7 :S0 a. m . C. W. Howard was master
of ceremonies, and Laurie J. Chapman
and Miss Fannie Brooks the contracting
parties. There were a large number of
attendants. Indeed, it was the con
summation of the single life of two of
the gayest and most happy persons
who have graced the social circles of
this country; and doubtless the begin
ning of a devoted marriage relation
naying tne best wishes .of numerous
friends for success and happiness.
reception was held at J. B. Gardner's
where the evening hours afforded pleas
ure to all, specially to those living in
nopeiui anticpation or tbe day when
like scenes may be repeated and they
oecome tne cniei actors.
Interesting Experience!.
Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer of
UoiumbuB, Oa., tells his experience.
thus: "For three years have tried every
remedy on the market for Stomach and
Kidney Disorders, but cot no relief, tin-
til I used Electrio Bitters. , Took fire
bottles and am now cured, and think
tdectrlc Bitters the best blood purine
in the world." Major A. B. Eeid, of
West Liberty, Ky., used Electrio Bit
ters for an old standing Kidnev aftec
tion and says: "Nothing; has -ever done
me so much good as Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Hancock
uros.
A Baltimore housewife found
living frog la a bottle of chow chow
the other day. He was too big to
get oat through the neck ol the bot
tle, and must have grown consider
ably dnring his confinement in bis
air-tight- prison. The story is
vouched for by a Baltimore newspa
per. ; v ' -
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mbs. WrasLowls Soothing Syhdp
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for diar
hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
jan24dtuthsatwly 1 'V
;;j3.;boyd,
Gcn'l Insurance Agent.
LIFE. FIEE, ; - : Y
: : ACCIDENT; i
LlVd STOCK.
f DEATH ; BY ACCIDENT,
$5,000. with $25 per week lor
disability by accident, for fee ot
$5.00 -ond an aunual cont of
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Im M lUi Companies ' Eepresentel
Office Booth OPt BW. Two boors Kast of
Gaston House, , , - . .-j, apl7lwlm
Just Received
BARGAINS. :
50 bbls. Mackerels
$3.50 per barrel. -j-.
1 lot Hams 10 c. lb!
. 25 Chandeliers (two
lamp) $1.70.
AT
S. F. TEISER.
ADd all other Goods at ROOK
BOTTOM PEIOES.
apia titr
Notice.
The ANNUAL MKKTING of the BTOriv
HOLDERS of the NEUSK A TRENT KJVKK
BTJSAMBOATCOMl'ANV will beheld At Ills
HOAKU Oh' TRA1E ROOM. TUESDAY the
25th dayof MAY.1H 6. atTHRKK. P. M.
D. li. HOBEKTH,
apzj dtd - See. and Tieni.
Hew Millinery Goods !
My Large and Select
srrocjJi op
New Millinery Goods
HAS ARRIVED, but on account rf pieig
of business, I have do time to in nir,' form
"OPENING DAY."
I will be constantly receiving nddltlons to
my Mock, and will be pleased at all tim"S lo
show the same to friends and cuHtomcis
Also my Pattern H its and;Bonretg.
Respectfully,
ap2U dwtf M. 1). DEWEY.
AGENTS
Fast
Kast
Fast
Selling
Selling
Selling
Books.
Jlooks.
Books.
WANTED
Salary and Commission.
Salary anil Commission.
Salary and Commission.
For full particulars and terms, address
ATLANTA PUBLISII1N0 COMPANY,
No. 8 South Broad Street, Atlanta, Oa.
(.lowers and Reapers
I sell the ftelcbrn
BUCKEYE MOWER & REAPER
ami Invito your attention to
the same, and shall he pleased
to fiiruitth descriptive circular
ana prices.
J. C. WHITTY.
Agent lor Eastern N. CI
New Berne,' N. C.
Also CuUivntois, Cotton Plows, Dixon
Sweeps, and a full line of Agricultural Ma
chlnery at ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS.
njay4 awdm
TO THE PUBLIC I
OUR STORE IS FILLED WITH
Choice Groceries,
Caniied Goods,
Provisions,
Boots and Shoes,
s- ' (Of the?)est make,)
Dry Goods,
Hats and Gaps
In fact we keep everything tbt is kept In
lhni lilac. V.Kfatn Qm .11
offering AS LOW A8 THE LOWEST at
wnoiesais or itetau.
jSST Coma and see ua and bs convinced.
: EOBEETS & BRO.,
: ' South Front t.t Jfew Berne, It. C
Gr ASTON HOUSE,
. NEW BERNE, N. C,
S: B. STEEET, Sb., Proprietor
The Only Firs t-o lass Bouse In the City,
Omnibus connects with all Train and
steamers, utrge sample rooms ror eommcr
eial travelers.
The BAR and BILLIARD ROOM lias
eecntly been refurnished and fitted np la
uua niy 19 wiiu uiiuara ana rwi xauies
New Central Hotel.
. (FOKMXBIiT BATXMAH HOtTSX,
South Front Street, New Berne,',M'. C.
HI. PATTERSON, Proprietor,
Offeri special Inducements to commercial
men. . . e
Cuisine of superior excellence.
Omnibus and baKsace waeon at all tra .
and tenmera. . ,.
Rates. 12,00 per day. -y p)7
State or North Caromk a
graven i;ouniy.; . ,
Samuel T. Howen - " : " '
Kotloeof
Summons in
Action for
Divorce. '
: vs. '
. ' Lavinia Bowen.
Lavlnla Jlowen. the defendant ' above
named, la hereby notified that a summous
has been Issued from the HuDerlor court of
craven county aforesaid. In the above en
titled action, made returnable on the 12th
Monday after the 1st Monday In March
and the Sheriff has returned tbe said sum
mons with a certificate that the defendant
cannot be found in said county; and it has
also oeen maae to appear mat we saia de
fendant Is a non resident of the said State
and cannot by due diligence be found therein.
Tbe said delendant Is further notified that
she is required to appear at tbe ieriri of the
Superior Court of tnid -county o be held on
the 12th Monday after th nrst Monday In
March, 18W1. and pled; answer or demur to
the complaint or judgment will be rendered
against her according Xf. the prayer of the
complaint .
Apru i. k'!.
K. "W. CARPKNTKft,
i - Clerk Sup. Court
. of Craven County.
pleGw:
QWBK H. GFION. s , ' P. H. PEixariBB.
v GUT0N & PELLETIEB,
u&.ttora.o'vs t XjW
; South Feoni St., or. Oastoh Hocsi,
s - k IEW BEEHK, W. C. - "
Practice where services are desired.
- Practice in the (supreme Court, and In th
Federal Court at New Berne.
One of this Arm will always be at the fol
lowing places at times specified below :
Trenton, Jones county, Saturday of each
and every week. - -. -
iteaufort, Carteret county, Thursday oreah
Jacksonville, Onslow county, t first Mon
day In each month I'd
Cant. Sam. B. Waters
AGKVT,
DlfPT'l PORK MALT WHISKEY. '
M. CrtchUm's "MontlceUo Pure Uy.''
331111a. x-ci SB, Bto.
At his old Stand on Middle street,
el2dly New Berne, N C.
DR. J. D. CLARK,
DENTIST, -
REWBBRH, M. C.
Offio on Craven street, between Pollrx
and Broad Drl7-d4wl''
W. II. J)EVEY
THE PRACTICAL
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
Personally In attendance at his Halrdresslng
and Hhavlng" Saloon at the Oaeton Ilcuse,
with the best workmen and new furfthure. -Satisfaction
Is assured to those who patron
ise him.
OL.J3 JDOiI IIN IOIN
Steamship Company.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE
Foi New York, Baltimore, Nor
folk, Boston, Elizabeth City,'
Philadelphia, Providence,
and other Cities..
ON AND AFTER
Monday, January 11th, 1886,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Steamer Shenandoah
Will lare, upon arrival of train oa Norfolk
Southern Railroad t Elizabeth City, evsry
iritNDAV AND THURSDAY
for Now Berne. Returning leaves New Berne
for Elizabeth City evry
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
at i p.m., making Cli ue Connection with Nor
folk southern K. K. lor Northern cities
Oluse connection made at New Derne with
steamers for Kinston, Polloksville, Trenton
and all bindings on the Neuse and Trui.t
Rivers. No frBithts received for shipment o:
Tnepdays and Fridays after 34 p.m.
Froilit lorwardod promptly and lov.st rateb
guaranteed to ilesiination.
K. II. llUUGlt rit, Ag't, New Berne,
OnLt'Sfl'ltH Tormsr,
Ag'ts. Norfolk. V. A
W. IT sta ickoiio, Oeo'l rr't Ag't,
New York Oily.
THE
NEUSE & TRENT RIVEB
Steamboat Company
Will ruu the following Schedule on aud aflei
September 9th, 1885
Steamer Cutler
Will leave New Berne for Trentou every
Wednesday nt (J a.m., and Friday aflr the
arrival of the steamer Shenandoah; return
ing, will leave Trenton every Thursdny aud
Saturdny. touching at all points along the
river
Steamer Kinston.
On and after June 2!lt.h, 1885, the Steamer
KiiiKton will leave Kinston lor New Jterne
every Monday and Thursday at o'clock a.m.;
returning, will leave New Heine every Tues
day and Friday, stopping at Jolly Old Field
ami touching at all landings on Neuse liver.
Close connection made with steamer Shen
andoah of the Old Dominion Steamship Co,
JOHN II. FELL, at Newbern.
W. F. Stahlt. Kinston
D. S. Barbds, Polloksville.
I. T. WILSON, Agent at Trenton.
J. P. QDINIRLT, Jolly Old Field.
J. B. Banks, Quaker Bridge.
J. M. WH'TK.Oen'1 Manager
eb7d&w Kinston. N.O
Bargains? Bargains !
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS;
You can save money by calling and examining our IMMENSE STOCK or
Clothiiiff, Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Ca, 8. ptc.
An all wool Suit of Clothes, only t.60.
Gents' White Shirts, laundried and unlaondiicd, only 59a.
Geuts Undershirts, only 2i)c. - . .
Gents' Drawers, only 21c, . ,
A large stack of Dry Goods at tho LoweBt Prioe.
Boots and Shoes, Hale and Cans, at Book Rottnm Flirnivs.
th rS,B KfrS?."0 f0,r t6l,r P1"1""
tne future before buying elsewhere, I am,
Middle st., batween Duffy's drug store and Snter"! furniture stor.
Important 1 D
FROM THE RED FLAG
Xixxe
To thee UNAPPROACHABLE
ponteij invited: ".. -v; .
THE GEM OP THE SJBAISOIV. . 3
ft?SRW.5J5?Il?OOKER COATS AND VESTS, M and fl.SO.
Vr?S?SiJSiOATHANDVra,$1.0o"and81. 1 '
ALL WOOL NAV? BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, from S i to tin 00 '
OOBKHOKEW IN ALL COLORS, fom 3.T5 to 6.6o. ' '
ALLWliOL DIAGONAL SUITS, from $7.75 to 11 79.
)00 DOZ. ASSORTED PASTS from vaZ. n to Ja oVi. 1
nf.?f0k f. Htrw..aBd eli HaU- Oenfa Purnishlng,BooU and Shoes, Ladle'
Sk BEAT? AiTartecW? Rubber Goods, etc!; at prices which CAN NOT
"- LARGEST STOCK OF TRUNK AUD VALISES III TBE CITY.
CHAMPION CLOTHIN G HOUSE.
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"ept'ndmrsre.toredtohwilth br oseof V I
VyaaknManndFbrtiosl Deoarin Votm. or II M.
twert and tuU ManlTfitrBmrth.ntf Viaoroos limit h.
bht bootb7 IndliBTBtitm. tipomirn. timrt- -,s
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Crab Orchard,
i-WATER.
THE LITER.
Till' KIDNET9
, THK STOMACH
THE UOWELft
A Pt)SIlVI! Cl'CB Fl
3 DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION, ,
SICKHEADACHEW
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Dou -One to twe Imi wonfnls. .
n-nnin Ckai OscHiin kalxs hi tent
ed pickaxes t ID (nil sOvls. J- ten-
Crib Orehartf Water Co, PropT.
S. N. lONbS. Manatff LmuisvII, Ly.
C .
THE BE8T REMEDY KNOWN FOB
the Blood la . ., .
Mrs. Joe Person' Itcniedy, ;;
price tl.C0 per bottle, at ' . u
HANCOCK'S DKOQ 8T0UE,
aIHE REMEDY. FOB COUGHS AND
. Urldsll - .
Hall'd Lunjr Balsam,
price 25c. per bottle at
HANCOCK'S rRUQ fcTCBE.
Williams' FastTreight
Line.
STEAMER ELM CITY
Leaves Mew Berne, N. O., WEDNESDAYS
aud SATURDAYS, 10 o'clock, p.m.
Leaves Norfolk, Va., MONDAYS and FRI
DAYS, 9 o'clock, a.m.
Makes close connection at Norfolk with
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk R. K.
Co's "Cape Charlta" route for North and
South.
Cars sent through, avoiding all tiansfeia
Low rates and quick time.
Acknowledged thequickestrou'e for travel
and freight.
HOWTO SHIP.
From Baltimore,!'., W. A I!.. President Street
Station, via Noi iolk.
From Wilmington, P , W. A V. Fu-lglit 8U-
tlon, via Norfolk.
From Philadelphia, Peniia H. K. Dock Street
Station, via Norfolk.
From New York, l'cnna. H. R. Pier No 27
Via Norfolk.
From Jersey City. Penna. It. R, Freight Sta
tion, via Norfolk.
From Providence, New York A New England
H.R., via Norfolk.
From Boston, New York A New England R
It., via Norfolk.
Rout. L. Bukkhead, Agent, N ifolk. T.
B. O. Chedi.k, Agent, New Beine, N. ('.
J. V. WILLIAMS.
General Manager.
F. M. BIM KOK8. C IMkMT HAN1.T.
SIMMONS & MANLY ,
ATTOKUEYS AT LAW.
Will practice In the Court of Craven, Jo
Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico, Lenoir and Hv.li ,
and In the Federal Court at New Rrroe.
febttdiwlj
ROBERTS & HENDERSON
General Insurance Agents,
New Uei-iio, IN. U.
Onl) first claw Compaini revtPKfn,
ed ir,
rire. Life and Accident Insurance.
Total Capital over Forty Million o
Dollar. Jun24rlH
GEORGE ALLEN & CO.
OFFER A FULL LINE OF
General Hardware,
Mechanics' Tools, Builder's
Hardware,
Lime. Cement, Plaster. Hair,
Brick, Kalsomine, Faint,
White Lead, Oil, Varnish,
f.lass, Putty,
Plow, Cultivators,
Cox Cotton Planters, &c, &o-
At Very Low Prices.
Pst. and Inviting them to call aroutd In
very respectfully, f
hum m
argain Seekers!
SHOP WE OFFER YOU
ox jsiff JLeaaers :
FIOtlRKS ha
attention of all is
: '
' Xi. WA.TjTjlfA.TJ,
yew Berne, ear. South Front and Middle St., opp. K. R. Jones.
VsWtrc Arid Uia iini.t,. oi p. rrt,
WM'J I KFI) u.oois.n.1,. Ho not Inwrfrr
w.tn futentton to OiutTww, or ccnae ra n
oni'P"nviii'nr in way. miTiw-
i tm'tii fie nieaioml p rvtpi. By dirwt
,.n !- tbe arat of a;fw iu fpwft8
-nt i ffit witrinut dikv. Trtur
t h h ' man ortrmnini TwtorM. 1 rm
fT(tl! iuHLhtJf1ttKam.A 'gTliift
TncA7.'::;T.-HAn-:3K
k r-.l,H3.trolCai.M. tirM, V
MEDY CO.. Urv CHrviTi.
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