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Sun rise. 0:89 J length of dj
oe3ajcw;4 J JlohMii a minute
MipeaMpat. fresh Prune, Eraporat
ef' Awlee. Selected Butter always or,
At Bill's, The Jewelkb The rat a
too of the Electric Bell uulIum sou slod
Oome in and be "asked af the splendor
within.
, WAJiTfp.-i-Copiee of the LUiLX Jouu
X for Jfloa sthV 1886. and June 23d,
188KrWDeed ijhjsse to complete our
J?'! pj raaunaJble price for
nCMUpvcf tot aale at this of Hoe
A m and -neat slft-n bee bees painted
orer the entranoe to the O. D. 8 Co
wharf from the cotton platform.
The steamer Florence will leave thin
noanin; for Vaneeboro to attend the
grand bsrtecue "and, eturn this eve-
The Hyde ounty boats re bringing
in MaUamuakeet apples' in good quan
titles. They bring from forty to lift;
OJOCpr baahet.
The steamer Motif arrived yesterday
morning with a cargo of general mer
chandise and left for Norfolk last night
with a fall cargo of cotton .
Hr. Jt, nTHoiton Las opened an oys-
MranlMa In -connection with his retail
grocery in the brick building receully
ereotedj M JSperljn; on Middle
Strtet. He is prepared to serve oysters
in any style and will supply families at
their houses. His stock is selected and
of the feeftbe w4e4 afford.
The Trent, from up Neuse, with a
oargo (4 Ce-ttftn, tab 4 the flat Tom Parlor
toUwVhivflbB(!. -
. The steamer Aeu, from ConUntnea
creek, and Jieuee river with full cargo
fodtlidLfi it.
oHmmki -Clement Manly, M. DeVV
Mn, Wi E Clark and L. J. Moore
bar returned from Onslow court. The
mddB&UVW&hl tried at this term
of the court ws a-colored man forat-
Wfeptfci Thorn the barn and residence
'Charles "Oerork, srJ ' Ue was con
tioted, and sentfpce tp pOj.f ear in the
l&Menfjyy,' nifoou'nsel appeal ed
The Y. M. Ci A. Baatlng Room.
,TbjirarticrteheV. M. C. A.
will be opened, from; 9 nntil 8 p. m.
Tuesday and,Fridaya for the admission
oflattkft(lrjiaLojfan4Mituie
Biysa will attend this evening for the
reception of those who, may desire te
raft he rooms! The Association has a
fina selection books, msgatines and
papers and. a jcopple, v' hours can be
vary plaashhUy spent there.
V I ..1. I
kTlaf tWaiZJM ,aU4ra a pre-
ated I
their
bos pleasing. All the char-
auatauaa tneir parte, ant
kurort "S , fleeexving Uisa
rrenoeaa "Josephine," and
Eym lh'hlaCJsptalhcy, and George Mo
H UNI
tainted
ad
; Kstftra runt
wpkial tni
Miss
teging of W. F. EyaU and Hairy Nel
MiMa)lfisjliA4Trtr. EfcArng as
Dk)k Deadeye,,r'create4 lots ot laugh-
ffJSff lH5fir'M J?Itei ood
" enafM, ana it was furnished them last
tight. '.The .rendering of "White
i XV In us," VLarboard Watch," and "Sail-
tnf " was moetexoellent and produced
v flnAi'eel lfdVrep4kttf fen cores
' - ThtitrorfpV'IlstwbVtbrrtMiroiiage;
. Thegq.frflW Mteo jKiastoa nd we
Uke pleasure Jn tommAnding them to
if - the poeple of that town
. Mater a Cert.--- --
The city was in, tuck yesterday. Two
cases were repbrleJ, boelor di-unk and
disorderly poo duct was fined two dolj
" laiiillfcpBtlil '"-hVCi-'J.
' Another case was one which probably
deter Tel 05ciI fMahUodJ H Tha pro
- prietor of tbe Uastoa House was up for
perform- J "tl jowneBdsM yptX of
conng a traTelicg jtenUemanwbo
fr
fi ,
fcr
tf
tf
to,
C
I'
. j leg to ikiphis ioai4 IwlU ,lle
u- r et the .Qasuin loue as Dayis
ti Ci'uc innatl, Ohio, and claimed to
: ; Bairf Erm ta,U cttyVT hen
;l.t to tM poliqe )iayon..h gave his
! V i ' urn. - He attempted to get
' 1 "T'r 81 hie hill', the pToprie-
' . . 1 L-.i te the -depot,' where
I - T - ! - J . i tle'traSa' and a
M tit
. . .... A Cv.
5 ' '
,a t .
fa w rh the
. lie was ar-
reat4 and taken ( the aie-tie sad qr a
baarge of, iolating a city ordinance
was acquitted. The proprietor was also
charged with the same offense: he asked
that the trial go' over till todsy'; ' the
traveling man rather than remain orer
another day, agreed to pay his board
htU and half the cost of the actiasi.
whereupon the matter wm settled and
Davis alia Wilburn was allowed to go
on, rejoice and skip again when he feels
like it.
We do not w iah to do tbe young man
any injustice, but hid conduct was cer
tainly strange. U is reported that he
boaned to parties in the city that he
bad not paid a board bill iu four years.
He waked up the wrong pauwuger this
lime. Besidee the foolish boa l of suc
cessfully skipping his board.it is cer
aualy not very commendable to assume
a name other than tbe real.
Tbe result of (be days work was seven
or eight dollars for the city coffers.
Weatbcr Observaiian.
Mr. W. O. Bailey, reporter of weather
observations, is in the city for the pur-
poan of etstabliHtiliig the bervicu here.
President Hryan and Mr. Wm. Dunn
ure willing to do the work at the rail
road, provided money can be raised to
purchase the instruments and Hags
Twenty sii dollars are necessary for the
purposes which it is proposed lo raise
by dollar rubscriptions. The signal
flags, we understand, will be displayed
from the city hall. Tlio following
amount has already been rained, leaving
but four dollars which will no dc ubl be
forthcoming an.l the service estub-
ished :
Tho. (lute S Co , ffl; (ifo Allen A
Co., Jl: John Hughes, (fl . K II A J A
Meadows. Jl, 1, II Culler. CI. li-r
dldand Ulrich, 81; Ureen, Kov & Co.,
81; E. H. Roberta, 81; Or F.W. HugheB,
81 ; James Redmond . 81 . Daniel Stlmson.
81; O. Marks, 81; M. Manly , 81 ; Frank
Meyer. 81 ; 8. 11 Giay, 81 ; Dull Bros. . 81 ,
A. Miller. 81; Dr. 11. O hates, fl; D I.
Roberts, fl ; J V. Williams. 81; Hum
nhrty 4 Howurd, 81 ; Jocrnai.. fl.
Caa't A Hard It.
We must remind our clever friend of
the Kinston fYee 'rots that e chuuoI
afford to quarrel with him about our
Democracy. Having been born and
reared a Democrat our conscience
is at ease on that point, no mat
ter whether it suits the free
1'ress or not. Our good, brother
occasionally refers to our ''Republican
correspondent," but forgets to tell the
people that he has, or has had, a rank
radical Republican canvaeser in the
field. To be consistent, brother Dan
iels, you ought not to allow a "negro
loving" Republican to handle the pure,
unadulterated Free Vrcts.
Tbe Jol'RNAL has always had kind
words for Sheriff Sutton, which, we
regret k say, he has not appreciated.
The Aw Prcts boasts that It worked
hard for his election. Perhaps it did,
bat it is lucky for Button that it did not
work a little bit harder.
We beg pardon for ever having no
ticed the matter at all. The Democratic
party will Deed closed ranks in the
next canvass, and will need a little
more prudence on tbe part of some of
the would be leaders if It hoKs to no
cfted.
Carlisle's Candidacy.
St. Louis, Not. 8. -Speaker Carlisle,
in an interview hereaatd : "Iamvery
much surprised and disappointed at
Morrison's defeat. The same thing
was tried with me and by the same peo
ple. My opponent waa an unknown
political quantity. I anticipated no
Uouble and my friends had no reason
for alarm. Had I been advised as to
the coming storm I would have
elected by tha usual majority ia
district.
"Did, the Kpigtta oppose yea
; i ea. in ay on arj ining ia laaia
power to beat me. Tbe protectionists
aided aad abetted them. Tbe same in
fluences. wbichfpagt and defeated
Col. Morrison mlso-eorubined against
n. . I tell you something will be doneJ
about thfs method or conducting elec
tions. Soma decisive steps will be taken
in (he premises. Tbe protectionists are
guilty of perpetrating the noet outrage
ous fraud Of tha last ten years. They
must be exposed, and they will be, too;
mark what I say. They teed not hop
by tb4 'most lavish -expenditures of
money, to throttle tha oause of tariff re
form,. .The fight against undue, heav
and onerous taxation will go right
ahead." 1 ' """ ' A ' "
"i believe tha Knights claim to Jiava
some personal grieranca against you ?V
' .v'Xe, and Col. Morrison as welL
You1 Wilf remember that juet before tha
clea of tha long tT Oaagreaa,
Colt Morrison, Mr. Saadall -and myeelf
had control of the Order of. business of
the House. Some of the KnlghU who
were in Washington watching legiala
tion wated at to peralt th eenide ra
ti on of eleven or twelve bills in which
they claimed te be interested. I wall
remember ona bf tkeee measures which
mad eight hour a Irtfirr-csmrierl day
of labor. I consulted tbe 'Postmaster
General about the bUU Mr. Vila said
the measure was a bad ona because it
was impracticable, eTpeasiT aad dis
criminated in favor of one salaried of3
oer ot the Government as against an
other. Wa refused to make the bills
privileged questions of discussion. I
believe, we dkl the right thing, and I
have no rrets ovproor action. This
wssf ne reaoa for tbeir hostility to
Col. Morrison and myself." . - t .
1 T-" ; v ' f r
tUt CHICAGO SXSTXXf
arrjATiOM at ni arocx tak th
aUfPLonaa pnrmnmixo.
Chicago, Not. 9. The first excit
taeai af tha dar at aha stock yards oc
curred at one o'clock this afternoon. At
that hour word was sent to the head
quarters of the deputy sheriffs that
Uheu'semaaa were needed at Forty
aasend : and Ash La ad avenae. Fifty
deputies immediately hurried to the
plaoe, and were imaaediately followed
by four companiee of militia. An in
vestigation was mede, and it was found
that four deputiee who had been left to
patrol an alley in tbe vicinity, had been
fired n by some unknown parties. Tha
fire was returned, but the aggressors
escaped.
With this exception the day at the
stock yards was uneventful. There
were between 3.000 and 4,000 men at
work. The striker eagerly discussed
tbe resolutions of the employers not to
allow any man to return to work on
any terms or for any number of hours
unless he had forsworn his organise'
tion. Tbe militia mounted guard with
in and the sberiif s force and Town of
Lake police preserved tbe peace as best
they could outside the yard. 8ev
isolated cases of assault took plaoe, and
a couple of bouses were stoned, but no
organized mob violence or resistance lo
authority took place
Otn. r itzstmons and the oOO troops of
the hrst brigade seemed to think today
that their stay in Packiugtown would
not he so brief nor so pleasant as some
of them had anticipated. A cold, driz
zling rain fell all day, and those who
had been assigned to early morning
picket duty flt it most keenly. Wear
ing their blue cape overcoats and small
fatigue oaps, the pickets tramped back
and forth in the mud and slime- Those
w ho were young olerks down town did
not regard it as an agreeable occupa
lion.
There were rumors this afternoon
that General Muster Workman Powder-
ly had been requested to come lo Obi
cago and use his bent efforts to effect a
settlement between the packers and
their striklug employers. It is knows
tbat Mr. harry is in constant communi
cation with Mr. l'owderly, but whether
the geueral master workman has con
senied to come West cannot be ascer
laired.
Mr. Barry came into the city today
and called on Mr. Botford, of the pack
ers committee. He asked whether it
waj true that resolutions had been
passed insisting that striking Knights
of Labor should renounce tbeir order as
a condition precedent to being re-em
ployed. Mr, Botaford replied that such
was Ibe case. Mr. Barry said very lit
tle else and left. i
The majority of the strikers seem lo
rejoioe over the resolutions egaioac the
Knights of Labor that have been adopted
by the packers. "I think we were in
the wrong w hen ibis last strike was
ordered," said one of the leaders ao a
reporter today, "but the paokara, their
outlawry isolations, have pat as in tbe
right. eslerdsy theUeueral Assembly
of tbe Knights could not consistently
take up our right; today, and from this
on, they will be bound to battle for ns.
Tbe order has been attaakadt ahd every
officer and member must stand up for
us."
"Will l'owderly comer" the speaker
was asked.
"I don't know," be replied, "hot I
think he wi'l, and if he does not he will
send along several of his most tmatg
lieutenants. Waara being victim teed
being told that wa must forswear
ourselves and be muatdo something
decisive, and do it promptly. This
thing would be laughable if It were
not serious Thousands of man will
starve before they will agrao to tha hu
miliating conditions forced upon tbem."
Mai Harry has a diepateh I roan M.
l'owderly, in which the general mas
ter workman repudiates all totarviews
on the strike, and offers to sand assist
ance to the representative of the exeow
tive board here if ha needs it.
The railroads are harping tha packers
in every way, as, tha speedy close of the
strut is of the greatest pbsaible momcat
to tbem. All the roads coming in here
are offering to bring workmen here and
to return tbem free of charge in case
they are dissatisfied. At Armour's
down town offices about fifty men were
out in the hallway awaiting transporta
tion to the houses at tha yards.
About 100 carpenters quit work at
Swift's today. A short time ago the
firm gave them an advance of SS cents
a day and nine hours' work. They
stopped today, however, and Joined the
ranks ot those tgbtiag for tight hours.
The following notice was issued today
by tha . Knight of Labor: . "NoOoe
butchers, mechanics aad laborers are
warned to keep away front tbe stock
yards, as tha man r on a atriks."
Tha master workman of tha Butchers'
Assembly, Sylvester Oauat,' has re
signed his effica because of his Inability
to satisfy tba men, n4 because bale
thoroughly saiisnej with the actions of
Barry, Butler and ' Marshall. Several
members of . the 'aeeeaabry agrsw with
tha master workman, and the assembly
seams to t Ot a fairwr to be entirely
dissolve-" - tv -
nrinar ontarred1 bv-ar the 1 'packing
house of Mono ds HeaJv at iJA aoamrht
f between the watchmen and uukaowa
parties. Nine shots were fired., Bo fat
as can be - aeoertainodc not harm was
done. Ko other ucuaual incident OOt
ourred up to nudaigha.nii ;.-iu; . ..
fiUAwariaiMrvvrr jb (la ' Imt ft. !
; For ten years I have been suffering
with muscular . Rheums Uspy fatant
medicines and physicians proeortkpis
failed to cive relief. Last summer I
commenced tba use B. B. B andex -
penencaa . partial reuei ..bexore .naing
ona bottle. I continued its, tue, and
gladly confess that it is the best and
quickest medicine for EhsarnaUsm, tI
have ever tried and cheerfully recom
mend it-to thepablic' .13i.. f
J. W. Rhodm, i.nA, M. D.
Bold in New Berne by B. N. Duffy
ana u. feeaoowa.
, - . I
- ranM ifewBj:
ThaancaairrWOanimisslonerof
Cwatneas MaOafaaont to tha BsoreUry of
Uha Trawsaryj tmwtintoi Jle
past fiscal ef aWfa.,v ps,idaaAhe
traaevnr from axiursea. tha poua(a ca
latrnr to which; an settled' In his office.
tlMRfeft -which $182,397,644 was
ssexjiveaV front customs duty.. Daring
Uaaaiwprik)d,br waa -paid, on for
expense oaaAeatad with. aha. adminlf
tratloQAf this branch of the govern
ment service 134.163,248. $0,427,618 of
which was on aeeonnf bf expenses yt
aoileoticg the revenue from customs.
: BeamAdaalial Braina, oommanding
tha South AtUaiiosuadrou, leftorte to
the Nary Department, under the date
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 14,
bis intention to sail a bob I November 2
in the nagshfcp Lancaster for Monte
video. Uruguay. The. -health of the
officers and men of the Lancaster ens'
Tallapoosa was excellent.
In the Supreme Court of the United
Stales today the case of William 11
Bowie, jr., administrator, emv, appel
lant, v. Alex. Uay, appeal tram the
Circuit Court of toe United States for
the eastern district of Virginia, was, on
motion of H. O. Cloughton for tbe ap
pellant, dismissed with costs.
Fifth Auditor Kick hull, in his annual
repwrl to the fcieoretmry ot the Tree sury ,
shows thai durjfig. Uio Jast tinea 1 yeur
10.835 acoonnta were, aatiled. in hiu
office, in volvaDg$81 0,083 JtU, t.
TheSeosetuy at tha Interior nas re
quested tha military lutkaaUtaato ihHUe
a two-thirds iBktlaes per tiay to the
llualptijadians iu Arizona, nliuare in
a deairtute oonditkm. -
ft was a.Methodist parson ihiu iinie,
and an Ohio One at thaij he liiuled that
it would be nloWgoto Europe, at. Ins
throat trouble i wan gettin wore. hut
the good daaCona saw thruuKh the
whole scheme, aana for a bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Strqp, and cout-eiu-nily
now snjoylagood aertnon, dtlivcri .l in
a good, clear tone.
TOQD FAATJDS.
t us BBAVKF-ut. van or limb AjrOai.t m
'lllUk.BAtltiU IXTWDKBftV
Many food frauds, sucfc as igh&Vory
ooffee o watered milk, aithoufh they
area swindle an 8 oemmercial sense,
are often tolerated because they do not
partiaakarlr atfaot tha- health et the
coat in ext.. but .when ao ante a like
baxinj powaar, ttiat enten largely into
the iiM or every ramiiy, ana is rtiied
upon for tha healthful preparation of
almost averv asaal, i kv ao.;nutW4s to
carry nigniy injurious, it not rankly
poisonous elements into the bread to
tbe imminent danger of the entire cam
munity, it is the duty of the press to d
tbe practice in tbe moefr- em-
nhatio terms.
Among recent important discoveries
by the lege, analyse ie that b Prof
Mott, tbaU;A.OoMrliueBlCheniist, of
large amounts pf lime apd .alum iu tbe
chesg) iakjngpoiwdiers tuete ate) one
the most dangerous, ana tne otner tne
most useless nauNesaat vet ronaa in
the low-grade, inferior baking powders.
It la a startling met that of over on
hundred different brands of baking
aowders so far analysed, comprising all
those sold in this vicinity, not one of
them, with the auuoe exception, of the
Royal JkU wr.Twaw Jd tee
from both lime aad alum. The chief
service of lime ia to add weight- It is
true that lime, when subjected to heat,
gives off a certain amount . of carbonic
acid gas, but' a ao-feb-lim is left a
caocUa aa pewarf ate aha It-is used by
tanners to eat tha hair from bides of
animals, and ha dissecting rooms to
mora quickly rot the flesh from the
boa of dead subjects. A, small Quan
tity of dry. lime upon the -tongue, or in
the eye, produces painful effects; bow
much more serious mutt these effects be
on the delicate membranes of tbe stom
ach. In let tinea and" kidnaps mar par
ticularly of infants and children, and
especially when tha lima ia taken into
aysteaa day after day and with al
most every meal. This is said by phy
sicians to be one of tba chief cause of
Indigestion, dyspepsia, and those, pain
ful diseases of (he kidneys so prev
alent. Instances of Dietooa. serious
affections of (be- Utter' Wgfdns from
drinking lime water found in some sec
tions of the West are noted in, every
medical journal.- k - n y f, 1
Adulteration 'wHh'limfrlirqJuite as
much to be dreaded as with alum,
which has heretofore received tWe most
emphatic coodemnaticn from every
food analyst, physician aud chemist,
for the reason that while alum is prob
ably partially dissolved and. pasaed off
In gas by the heat of baking, it is im.-.
passible to deekroy r chang the nattm
of the lime in any degree, so that the
tntire amount ia thi (taking powder
passes, with all its injurious properties,
into tbe stomach. When we state that
tbe Canonist ha va'j found twelve pet
tent or one-eighth of the eptire weig.it
tf some samples of bakhis powder an
tlyned, la .b lime.; tbe wiokadnes of
the adulteration will be fully apparent.
; Par baking powder are one of the
thief ntda to the cook ia preparing per
fect aad wholesome food. ' While thoaa
are to b obtained i, of - wall-ettabKshodi
tatton, uaaiUMi Koyarioor wnoae
urity tha haa nave hue, aid' cannot
a qoaalaonytt proper 4yovd all
Soma of our npnr pronlTtmltt citizens
to been cured ' AeAjmfistn of years
stand Ing by that' wonderful pain baa
ianejr;DAUoMl;;.T5olCp 4reg
aists (oi Hfenty-B- eaU a-hottW .i t
I -" A arrhiar.n tear Wenran. -1
f n,fctA'-sr.T).A Ar Af.-i- CIS
bet beartnr, her i-fht n'Md'of
Himbs.
'Her oInt.wraweslan and
wTvicu. .uc i.uuuj ,.uu
Iost and abi wm eking out miser Ablet
lifer Bit.boUlp ct B. fi. Brestoaed,
bet tn-tind 1 rai t j,Weed allH
and pk -, .d fi sh i Jtrrth an,
sh is "Low a-weil W6mtnr Write to
BPrnTi-i "'"'"n r
;8old in rTsw'Betna'Inr RJN.Daffy
ttd E. Ill Kei'U Jt -4ri W -y4
Patrons of Husbandry.
Pbiia ptLfHi a , Nov. 10. Tha "Na
tional Orange Patrons of 3uahandry,"
oampoaed of delegates Arona every State
end Tecritory in tha United States,
oommenced. their twentieth annual ses
sion here today. Their meetings will
beheld secret, and. continue about aiaht
hdaye.
!', , ADVICV VO MOTIiUta.
WntBLOW'B SOOTHlilS SvgCF
should always be used for children
teething. A oothee the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
oo lie, and is tbe beet re mod y for diar
hoa. Twenty-five oouta a bottle
ian24dtuthaaiw' v
COMMERCIAL.
Jocbjial Orncx. Nov n, ( P. M
OOTTOH.
MW TOBK. Nov. 11. Kntuiee cloeed
sCbsdy. Sales of 109, OOQ bales.
November
December,
January,
February,
March.
April,
8.69 May,
8 94 June, U.S2
9 02 July, 9fll
0 12 August, 9 8y
9 23 September, -.
9.32 October
Spots quiet; Middling 9 1-6
Ixjw
Middling 8 5-8; Good Ordinary ( 1 b.
New Berne Market steady. Sulee of
VIZ bales at 8 35 to 8 40.
Middling 8 8 8; Iw Middling M
1-8; Good Ordinary 7 7 8.
iMiMKaiic nisttr
Ssnti) ootion 2.60.
Oottoh Sbes 10. 00.
Tt7RPKNTl Hard , $1.00, dip, $1.76.
Tab. 75c.a$l.J5.
Oats New, 35c. in bulk.
Ooun 65a80c.
Uice 60a60.
biCKSWAl 15c. per lb
rlBHF On foot. 3c to 5c.
Couktky ILams 10c. per ll
Lard 10c. wt lb.
ikius l(io. per doaen.
Fkksu PoKK4iaoc. per pound
PEANUTS 50c. per bushel.
Fodder 45c.aSl.00 per hundred
Onionb 82 C0a3 25 per barrel.
Field Piab 65a70c.
HiBKS Dry, lUo. , greeo bo.
ArPUBS Mattamuekeet. 2Ciu40c. (o,i
freys, $1.10.
PKAR8 75c.a$1.25 jer buidu-1
Honey 35j. per gal.
Talxow 5o. per lb.
OlKKfcir 14.
CHIOS JeOrown, 80a36c. ; spring
30a25o.
MKAL 70c. per bushel.
Oats 60 cte. per bushel.
TyRN'XP 60e. per bushel.
Ibish Potatoes Sa.76 per bbl.
WoQt lualdc per pound.
Potatoes Bahamas. 30c. ; yams, 40c.
West Indlas, 50c; Harrison. 65c.
ShInolra Weet India, dull and n m
inal; not wanted. Building, ft inch
hearts, $3.00;spe,tl.sO oer M.
WBOLxsAua rwoas.
New Mess Pobk Sll.50
BHOtrrDEh Meat 7o.
O. B.'k.F: B't. B.'e and L. C- 8,
FbOOB$t.0Oa.00.
Uai Tip. by tha tieroe.
Nails Baste 10's,$2 50.
Suoab Granulated, 61c
CorVEH llaltc.
8a1A 80a85o. per sack.
MOLABtU AMD STKCrfK-MeArje
POWDKR $6.00.
Ha ot Prep. S1.75; buck, S2.00.
KxSOKEK 9c.
AND
FAUILY GROCERIES.
A. II. HOLTON
iTas opened on Middle street, below
South Front, a FULL LINE of
Choice
Family
Groceries.
A ii J uUo constantly on band tbe
Finest Oysters
The Water of. Eastern Caro
lina Afford,
pre pa i ed in all styles. Fsmiliee served
in any portion of the city. nol2dw
Publio 8ale of Valuable
Property.
The large and elegant Brick Building
on Honth Front street kndwn as tbe
Bateinan House, will be sold at auction
at the Court House door m New Berne
the First-Monday in December, 1886, at
V4 o flock.
Terms: Part cash ; balance in one aad
two years.
n7dt BABY E. HARVEY.
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J, McSOELEY,
risnoiiiu ibot m shoe mn,
. 6kpastke:6 ra tmwoa.
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WdKihdton:.D.C..SaBL 1L 188A.
i -o) IuthwAMet' 01- '!1 ; ' 6'
r - BrB:4-i.ancloi hatewkh draft - for
t50,an,payant lor th ahoeai JO
styl, fit and workmanship- aiw- aatis
factory. , They , fit m better than any
-rsuoe a naya naa in twentT Tears.
X.' Vrr resneotfoUt; - 3
tifcU -at OOUH.'
6 VST ERS
PRICE 5 CjENf
L T. JliiLHOCD. CX0.IHriI.'
Smallwood 6 Slovfr,
DEALERS IN
GA&AJ. HARD WARM,
TIXWARE, GLASSWAHUC,
S.iJSIJ. DOORS, BLINDS,
Gums,; paints, ana
AND STOVES,
CN SURPASSED A3 TO J
PRICE AND QUALITY.
Middle Mi.-t, Jfe-xt Doof to
AlU.t UoUI.
0. E. SLOVER,
Wholesale aud Betail Sealer
l.N
Choice FAMILY GROCERIES
A M i
Household Goods,
it i'ei'.r,ii iu uUer iiod OHEAhltK
I HA n MMl HH uiu. a iu u, m.store
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1..-..1 ill IU 11, 0 I,, ,llUI o( lLa C,y
Oysters and Restaurant
Mich S A. WOMKI.K lias opened a
First t lane ( iyn-r MiiKxm and Rostaur
aiit. (me diior below Cotton Exchange,
una ia pn-pured o (urmsb Oyster in
ry niv lo
M i
uln ul ul 1 h -ii i
II l.-.IIH O l ,1,
1 i:i nut suppliep
i i. t-i-Siiwam
utlh
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair
11
O. J;. LODGE.
CItAM.N STKEKT.
t!pioa i41M.
Notice to LumbeniiBXL
We want to contract with- raikkbl
parties to deliver on the bankeof Wbriaye
Oak Uiver. North Carolina, or at Mill,
from one to ten million feet of logs; said
logs are from one yard to three-fourth
of a mile from the river. None need
apply tbat are not thoroughly acquaint
ed with tbe business.
For particulars apply or addess
K1LLEY E. TERRY,
nov4 dlOd w2t 8tella, N. C.
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AGENCY OF
HAZARD POWDER 00.
AND
CMce Pale Cream1 Cheese.
SNUFFS AT MANUFAC
TURERS' PRIC1&! '
HICE SAOi?r$.
T. A. Green' $ Old Stand.
NEW REOE, L. 0.
BARGAINS IN
Meat, Sugar,
Soap, Molasses
And Syrup
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At S. F. TElSEfl,
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