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ff-m.ro t At. 11 1st - II II II Af s-r i 1 yoKfeNO. 203. NEW BERNE. N. C, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1886. PRICE 5 CENTS. liif1 mCJih NEWS. ItUMl taUtV AlBMW. itKftwBarxu.latitud, 85 ' North. A longitude, 778' Went. "ua rises, 6:41 i Length oi da j , on sets, 4:50 J 10 hours, 9 minutes. ' Moon rise . 13:61 a. m. L BUglKJESS LOCALS. Botit Peas. Mackerel, bma.ll Hams. Beef Tongaet, Corned Beef, Mince Meat, Pie k lea. Macaroni, Tapioca, Corn Sttrch, Flavoring; Extracts, Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Raisins. Currants, Jilaon.r .Nlita, Unoooiate, resn Koastea Uotree,voice ie&8 ana oestoi nutter C. E. Klovkk. ATfiiU.'tf THB Jeweler Esr-rintrs inrfery oonceivabls shape, style ant deaTgB,Ad ia, aU qualities. Ia s dent introur stock rvavs aimed to obtain eTefythieg ' that is new and likely to meet tbe public raror. Whaa, preparing (or your 'i'nunks givrrjriitU'kieB, please remembf i thm C. EToIOVEB offers goods suited to the occasion. Thksg FOB SALE. A first-class piano very nere?w. Been need but very liule. ' Mrs. P. H. Koknkqay, nolftw Hancock, St. THANKSGIVING The New Heme Bond cf Trade at a regular meeting held on Thursday, Nov. 18th. adopted a resolution not to open their places , buftaesse Thursday the 25tb day of ' November, it being the day set apart ly the President of the United States and theOOTernor of North Carolina fur the people to Observe as a day of thankcj! iv iog and prayer. James Hwimum), Secretary and TreuMin i . Yesterday was as blustering iw a March day. Tbe street sprinkler m ouly.tiir day doing good work. Th mercury at the Joiunai. oili.e yesterday was well up in the sewi.tien Two cases of drunk and dint r.i ( i ly before the Mayor yesterday. Th wne fined" two dollars each and cost There is certainly life in the Ihtm of New Berne if not in the ioople, jink ing from the frequent ruiiiiHs re cently. Ladies Missionary Society of the bap tist church will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the parsoaape. All the ladies o this congregation invited to be present. i i-,. A big Thanksgiving 'possum hunt on hand ay tnemsers of the Cotton Fx change tonight. Fortunately, however, their Thanksgiving dinner does not de pend upon the success of the hunt. The New Berne Board of Trade has added five dollars to its contribution to the Qzford. Asylum, making fifty five dollars in all. This will do very well for ThankagiTing. But the Cotton Ex change Is yet to hear from. The jjostinaatei gives notice that the money order and registered letter de partment ol ike postorSee will be olosed Thunder, rrtsnlsghing Dsy. The general 'delivery Tor letters and papers will be ope) from 0 until 10 o'clock a.ms'jlJlO I Mr. J. K. Willis, the marble man of Eastern Carol is a, went to Kins ton yrs terday to erect beautiful monument, which he had, prepared at his yard, to the memory-) I Nathan Stanly, who was killed about a year ago in a rail road aooident near Atlanta, Oa. Any OBS waatiBg' work In Mr. Willis' line should consult him before placing their orders?" 'Axs ytrr, ' " ' Craws pei-lor Court. ' The Superior court of this county w ill convene next Monday, the S9th. It is Judge' Ou'dger'e term, but there has been some talk of an exchange between him ana Judge Graves. There are 69 8tate eases already docketed, ICO on tbe oivil issue-dbpket and 64 on tbe sum moMdcrfkitr'''' ? PtrsoaaU , s Messrs. J. A. PIttman. D. O. Wsrd, Banlamin Ward and Nash Dennis wete - in the city1 yesterdsy-with cotton and , .turkeys. - ;- . , Messrs. 'F. 8 Koonce, L. A. Haywood , J A,' Smith, iJkJBeedereon and others - of Jones couqtl were at the Exchange i. . Iiunur XI erottaanta. The rndtah arrived on schedule time y t : - a jj moraine; with a cargo of gene l Aiarchasdise and took out a " good Cargo of cotton ia the evening. ' Tbe Trrnt, frfem Treoton, with a full '' cargo of ettgpr' ' . 1c ' The KhuUmAtWtf T$ J? " m,U rnll MrdWDnsfatioB. f The tlancJU't rbm r'u-.' Neuse river, "with aJaHoacge-et eotteaM-aa X'i. o. .j3lone EUll Ilopefui. . . Kerr, 22. Mr; Gladstone, Te- . plyir,fe, to a resolution of confidence Bradford. U.'l w B writes tV"t ritipnce, quiet, firmnees sndtuodf 'a in demanas ana con duct on tie t rt cf Ireland, the gradual -.tancirn r.f t ,inrinnl information. and the prrr'""5' cf r'nction on the subject cfhome role .. in no long time, bring abct t .a ti.uaif hof the ngtu Tfcc CtafeRset lavltrd. At tbe last quarterly conference of the M. E Church in this city on Mon day night a resolution was adopted in viting the North Carolina Conference of tbe M. E. Church South to hold its next annual session with ue. Tbe meeting was a full one and the resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote. Iu this the Church Lao the hearty endorsement and c operation of all our citizeiic. aiid if the (Vrfeitnce accepts the in) lUlicti ho lit ai lily and earnestly exter.ded, the en izti.s of New Berne will do tht ir uliiit't-l tn make their slay among us .pltafaul aiid comfortable. The time hiin come whtn New Heme must asrert hrr,tlf and be claw-ed amon the (;o-ah ; d . thriving tunns of North ( arwhua. 'i'he visitor vt ho wac here ten ycart. ago will find marktd im provem nit when be t tints aain. Wo ait rcii'ly for people to ct me to m-c us and judge lor the rnr-t-l Tea hat e are doing in the way uf propria-. S hope tbe Confer t nee will acttpt tin invita tion extended. A Ik o I It t r 11 ll n u w m y . boiBc win at the Colloti 1 xi h:iiige yeMeriiay with too nun li lilo a i . 1 he camv ntjir losing all be bad. I le Inl diihhc d n p ( 'iu vt n r-l I t t t 1 lorn the t.'U de w but f with a dray bitched to hi in throM liig it bin i 1 of t-nj.'ar and noli e o.ber ailicli s nrouiul pi o.'i, icu. uly . He wan til lit II bi.e ll and b . le the d I iVt r 'a pulling i n a loud be made unother liinh I or li bt i ty or d eat b and come uiy near getting the l.-itttr. lie rin-hid u;) the t- i c( t t it hi t ak in i k tpt 1 i n 1 an iv iii at the Noi lb i nd of the ''..Hon plalloini here two liMiiil ilf f tie V.m. bang i m I e in font u I lain n, v h .1 li d tbort around for the ld Dominion whaif Tbe aforehaid nieiiibeis of the KxTiiiii.'e barely tscaptd a tmasb-upj while the hoi i-e t ui lied to midden I) I ha I the art hb upMl and went over ultli such loice lis to cany Ihc I one with it and laud him broadhide at the o.rni r of Capl. Matt Wanly n (lice. A box of KUgai cukes in the carl was bunted open and the contents t rat it rt d broadcast on the ndcw al k for t e n t j c r twenty live feet. The horse lay tt r t I . bed out lis though dead, and dead be wiuld have been hail be landed only a few inches further and struck the corner of iho plank walk there. Several membem of the Exchange, ruthed to his assistance and succeeded after awhile in extricat ing him from his entanglement. In the mean time about a di zt ri b ys gathered to guard the cakes that bad been scattered on tbe sidewalk until tbey could be gathered up. The horse was hitched to the dray again and moved off with u little more caution. Tn A. At N. O. II. II. Clalmina ll Rlghl of W.y. Below is anotioo from the President's office setting forth the law in regard to the right of way of the road. It is well that the bounds of the right of way should be established, and we are glad to see that this step has been taken. The law is very plain and explicit, and will buve to be obeyed. The right of way will be staked off and cleared of all trees, underbrush, eu ., in order that tbe track may get the full benefit of the runlight and air. The railroad people are doing all in their power to put the roadway in perfect order, and are going to let nothing stand in tbe way of making the "Mullet'' a firtt- class road. The notice below is being distributed along the road by Road Master Howard: Atlantic N. C. R R. Co , President's Office, New Bern, Sept. IT, lC. TO ALL wnOM IT MAY CONCERN. The attention of persons owning lands along tbe line of Atlantic & North Caro lina Railroad is called to the following sections of the Charter of said Company. Laws of 1853, viz: SEC. 87. Be It further enacted. That in the absence of any contract or con tracts with said com panv in relation to lands through which said road or its branches may pass, signed by the owner thereof, or by his agent, or any claim ant, or any persons in poo see ion there of, which may be confirmed by tbe owner thereof, it shall be presumed that the land upon which tbe aaid road or any of ite branches may be construct ed, together with a space of one hun dred feet on each aide of the center of Mid road, has been granted to the said company by the owners thereof; and the said company shall hare good right and title thereto, and shall hold and en joy the same as long as the same shall be used for the purposes of said road, and BO longer, unless the person or per sons owning the said land at the time that part of aaid road which may be on the said land was finished, er those claiming under him, her, or them, shall apply for an assessment of the value of said land as hereinbefore directed, with in two years next after that' part of the said road was finished; and In ease the said owner or owners, or those claiming under him, her or them, shall not ap ply within two years next after the said part was finished, be, she, or they shall forever be barred from recovering said lands, or having any aseront or eom perfection therefor: Provided That nothing herein contained shall effect tbe rights of fente eovertt, or Infants, until two years after the removal of their respective disabilities. Sec. 28. Be it further enaeted. That all lands not heretofore granted to any person, not appropriated by law to the use of the State, within one hundred feet of the centre of said road which may be constructed by the said com pany, shall veet in the company as soon as the line of the road is laid out through it. and any grant of lanj there after shall bu void. iSfc. 2a. Beit further enacted, That if any person shall intrude upon the said road by any manner of use thereof, or of the rights and privileges connected therewith, w ithout permission, or con trary to the will of said company, he, fhe. or ibey may be indicted for a mis demeanor, and upon conviction thereof, fined aiid imprisoned by any oourt of couipi tent jurisdiction in the State. All persona subject to the provisions of the above sections are required to at once rtinove their fences to thu distance of one hundred (100) feet from the cen tre of the track of said road, and not to intrude for cultivation or other pur poses upon said right of wav of one hundred 1001 feet on either bide from t lie icntic of said track, or lender t In niht'l ves liaM to the penalties im pot d hy la vt . W.tSIIINHTilN HliY AN, President Washington City News. H a- iiiso M N, .Nov. T2 In accordance w illi the 1'resideiil s order the executive lepaituunts weit) al! t losed today. r.Uiolt'ins if mourning w ere prof u I y all the public buildings, lels and other buildings i t character flags were dis mast as u token of respect ;y of the dead ex-l'rasn extilhllfti c n .lM om 11, , lu a belli, ' til lie Ills) I I l 1 1 ill : f , r t he menu .i . HI A sal tin d ut ll e and a I.: ui uir of thirteen guns was navy yard at day break, cinn.uii boomed at luter- t !f an hour throughout the e i,a , a' d ami the arsenal . At II leu i .,, 1 ... 1 1,,, men w em paraded and the I'ri i-iin ni s pi oul.i uiation read to tbern, ..It- r 1 i, h tin v wi re excused f n In ui 1 1 1 i 1 tit -v f"i ibo leinuindi r of the day '11. i up i ..pi iiitioii committee of the House of KepreseiitHllvts met today pin sn an l to a call of c'hairman Randal 1, and assigned the appropriation bills to li t" saint) sub-coinmiliee, respectively, "hu h bad them in charge last session. The sub committee ou the sundry civil bill, members' of which bad estimates alnady before them, held a meeting and ma. In good progress with their woik The sub committee on legisla tie bills ill meet tomorrow at 11 a. in. A Labor Canuidato for Mayor. BosTuN. Nov. 22 It now seems as if Boston n ill have a distinctly labor can didate for Mayor at the coming munici pal election, (ioo. E. McNeill, chair man district assembly No. 80, Knights of Ijibtir, will be their standard bearer, agreeing to run if 7,000 names are se cured to the pledge to vole for him. Henry (ieorge is behind McNeill and if thu latter is nominated. George will take the stump for him in this city. AI1VK K TO MOTH ICRS. MlvH. Wl.NKLOW'8 HOOTH1NO BYKCP should alv ays be used for ohildren teething, li soothes tbe obi Id, softens the gums. .!lnys all pain, cures wind colic, and i the best remedy for diar htea. In ty-flve cents a bottle j u24dtuthaiwr The Work of an Ancient Ostrich Sgg. New Haven, Conn., Nov. 21. Dr. George Bauer, assistant professor at the 1'eabody Museum at Yale, was knocked senseless yesterday by the explosion of an ostrich egg. Scientists at Yale say it was the most remarkable explosion on record. The eggs were shipped to Vale from Cape Town November 14, lSo, for experimental purposes, but owing to the delay one of them fer mented, generating a gas inside of it w hich caused such an explosion that the building was shaken. When Dr. Hnuer recovered consciousness it was found that his only injuries were flesh wounds. An Indian boy wanted to hang him self after seven school girls had kissed him' He didn't, "all the same," for he found the dreadful feeling was caused by a cold, which was speed ilv cured by the immediate use of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, which is known far and wide as a great remedy for coughs and colds. France and Germany. Lonpoh, Nov. 29. The Badischelan der Zietung states that the German am bassador at Paris has been instructed to inform the French government that their application to the Chambers for a credit of 88,000.000 for military and naval supplies would be regarded by Germany as a declaration of war, Tbe statement has caused a sensation in Paris, although its truth is doubted, the belief that the German ambassador was only told to inquire into France's relations with Russia, and to ascertain whether tbe proposed credits have any thing to do with those relations. A n other Case Charlotte, N. C, Jan. 9, 1885. The B. B. B. medicine has done more good for my kidney affeotton than any I ever used. Ite sot ion is speedy, and it is a fine tonic. T. O. Callaxajt. Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy and E. Q. Meadows. A Kew Cable Company, LoKDOir, Nor. It The International Cable Company is announced, with a capital of 1,000.000. The object ia to lay a cable connection with England, the A sores, the West Indies. New York and Canada. - A landing concession has obtained the -Aicreer 'Th Henlys have contracted far tbaeonstructicm. It Test with a G Artt) , Of Ptra Tcvbaocxt, ask four desJeb foi via Bip." : i -. sell a warn. Jones County Items. The river at Trenton is remarkably low. Mr. John P. Gray says that thieves are stealing his fat hogs. Mr. R. L. May is up and out on the streets again, after a three months at tack of typhoid fever. Mr. George W. Mallard is building a new dwelling near the Netbtrcutt fork of the roads near Trenton. Died, near Trenton, at Mr. B. Mor ton's on Wednesday last of congestion of tbe lungs. Miss Sarnh Uadnot. aged 23 years. One of my neighbors found an over coat near my bouse supposed to be lost by a wagon driver near Richlando. Can have it by describing it. The firm of Scarborough Leury bus changed to Leary, Whitaker A. i , .. Mrs. Scarborough huMn disposed of her interest in the firm to them. Mr. Harris, of the I'm- Will flnjitttt denomination, pieachi I at ihe Nether cutt school huuso on buinlay hist and received and baptized one, member. The election in over and all now sp pear satisfied. Everv one has gons to work arid quit talking and thinking politics for at least, we hope, one year Trade was very brii-k at Trenton on Saturday; money appeared plenty, niei chants weie smiling and busy but it appealed that I' o bar ruoiiii Here not busy. Mr. Editor, ,u l.utc b.;'ii uri:,iie your eaders to i;ii. L- hay. 1 am i f the impression that our farmers have this year lamed an ibumlai.t mpplv mi" of them made more crab grits than in other crop, but few ol them h:n e sa 1 1 I any of it. Cur lalentid jiui.g lion,i, i . V. Koonce, has left us uinl gone to Yu -h uigton, I). C, to take cbuige ol an olnce tendered luui t y the postui;;"ti i general. We wish you good luck. ( ioorge, w o know 3 1111 have the vim and energy to win any w here iu any poriLn 11 that riuiy bo tendered you. I heard a gentleman relating that one of bis neighbors had ciuit hunting for coons because he like to have stepped on a six-foot rattlesnake, and had uIho raado further reformations since tho earthquake shock. Why, said he, yi u now never hear him emphasizing his sentences with expletive an 1 unneces sary adjectives. The tallest woman who ever ban m itoti Trenton during my recollection (54 years) was there ou Saturday lam. She was u young colored girl from Onslow county aged about 20 years. As soon as she entered n store the whole crowd was eyeing and wondering nt her height. She passed mo as I was standing in Mr. Brogdeu s store door: when she, passed into the store, and as I stand six feet in height, I had to throw my head back a little for the eye to ob serve her beigbt Mi e had some ac quaintances with her who informed me that her sister and mother were much taller than she wax. I afterwards saw her talking with a very small colored man and it reminded me of an incident that happened in Trenton many years ago, when I was a small boy, between two well known citizens of Trenton, James R. Conner and John Still. Con ner was a remarkably tall man over 7 feet while Still was a verv low man. Still delighted himself in teasing Con ner about his height; would walk up to him whenever he could get a crowd to enjoy it, and hold up his hands and say "James, please throw me down a chew of tobacco." On the plantation of Mr. Coble, near Trenton, is an old grave yard where many of the Bryans are buried. I found there a tombstone with this inscription: To tbe memory of Hardy Bryan, Esq., clerk of the county court of Jones county for many years; was born April 80th, 1781; died Dec. 11th, 1838, aged 52 years 8 months and 20 days." Mr. Bryan was a leading man of bis county in his day. lean recollect him well, recollect hearing the people say where could they find a man to Mil his office. Mr. Bryan was a hotel keeper: kept it in the house where Mr. Brogden now resides. His good wife was named Wealthy. I also recollect that he had two daughters, Mary and Julia.; Mary married Christopher Rhodes, moved to Wilmington, where they both died. Julia married Dr. Jesse D. Bines, who was at that lime a practicing physician at Trenton, moved to Polloksville and died and was buried in the Bryan grave yard. His widow, I learn, yet survives bim and is a resident of New Bertie, living with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Whitty. Mr. Bryan was a great hunter of foxes and deer, and spent all his spare time chasing them. I had for gotten where this good man was buried until last week; I was passing through his old homestead and accldently found it. In chronic and stubborn cases of neu ralgia, gout and rheumatism use Salva tion Oil. It is the greatest pain-de stroyer of the age. All druggists sell it for only twenty-fire cents a bottle. Barntd to Death and Restored to Lire I know of a man near Maxey's. Ga., who for tea or twelve years was almost a solid sore from head to foot. For three years, his appearance being so horribly repulsive, he refused to let any one see him. Tbe disease, after eating his flesh, eonsmenoed or his skull honest Be tried all doctors and medi cines) without benefit, end no one thought he could possibly recover. At last he began the nee of B. B. B., and after using six bottles his sores were all healed and he Wat a sound man. He looks just like a man who had been burned to death and then restored to life 'Thar best men' of the county know of the case, and several dootors and merchants hay spoken of it aa a most wonderful cure. - Johh, CtiwyoBD, . brtCTh -Athenl, Oaf . Sold In New Berne by & ft. Duff? COMMERCIAL. Joushal Ornox. Nov. 23. B P. M. OOTTON. New Yuhs.Nov. 23. Futuies closed steady. Bales of 54 400 bales. November, y.03 May, y. 5y December. y.Oti June, 9.69 January, 9.17 July, 9 7? February, 9 2s August. U.t6 March. 9.L9 September. April, 9 rj October. Spots quiet and firm; Middling 9 litiw Middling S l'.-iti it 0 i 1 i nary 8 3 16. I New Berne Market steady Sales t ! 232 bales at S 1 4 to 3 O S. Middling 9 1 2. Ia MiU ..mg b 1 4 ; (iood Ordinary iio iimm m 1 1. k 1. 1 Sekd cotton S?2 60 O0TT0K SKJCU SIO.K'. Tl'WKNTLNIt Hard. i;.'.'l . 1 Tak 75c.a3125 U.U'S-New. 35c. iu bulk CoKN 4ja50c. KlCE 5Ua60. bEKSWAX 15c. per lb Hkkf On foot, 3c. to 5c. Country Hams 10c. itr It Laud 10c. per lb. ElJOB l(5al7o. per ooxnn FKE8H PoHK 4a6c. .-r ;,( un ' I'EANUTB 50c. per bushel, r uoiiKH 75c. alf 1.00 per bund re : Onions $2 00a2 25 per ban el Fiki.d Be as 65a70c. lilPKH Dry, l-oc. . green 5c. AlTl.KS Mat ta 111 us keel. 2"ia4'i. i freys, 1. 10. l'KAKS 75c aSl '.'5 per bushel Ihi.M'V - 35. . per gal TaLI.hw- r,c. per lb. i 111 km; - 1 1 rmi'KKNa liiuwn . 30a3ftc. el Joa Mi'. A I. 70 - .,-: I,;,-; Oats 50 i ts per bui In t. TVkNIPh 5'liv , er I'llrhel Il.l-ll I'nl AT..1.S - 75 p. I III Wool. li'aM'u . per iiournt,. Potatoes Bahamas. 30c. , y 1. 11 Yi t-t In.iias. Mir, . llaiiison. (..' Silt.Mil.r.h -Y. : 1 In, t, a, dull ai in.sl not wanted Huihiing. f h, i,: is. S3. 00 . saps J 1 .5(1 ier M W Uul.KhAl.K HHICKR 1 n ,1. , il w r-i! -i M r.M I'oiiK i' 1 : J'KH 11 CAT - 7c. s, I' B'm It. 's a: Mi t . 1:. s 1 1.0111 .All!. '1 I. ?3 OOab.OO by the tn- NaI!.s -iiasio 10's.i'2 50. 81 (lAli -Granulated. 64, C'l'l'l'l K - 1 lal2c. Sii.T Hn.V. per sack. MOLABHKB ANnSYHri-e vo4: 1 Powiikr $5.00. HiioT-Drop, 1.75, buck, $2 00 Keiiohenb-Oc. For Rent, T)IK HOUSE AND LOT lien to !!., I:.; tlsl rursonage, on Jubnaon sirf el . Apply to nov.'l ,llf j- i III. For Sale. 1,000 Acres of Good Land. IN ON'SI.OW COl'.NTY, known hh II, i I)All KIMMONrt PLANTATION. It la sltuati il on New River, ftyp miles b, law Jacksii'ivllle. tbe oonntyaeat. six loiniirjd arret of said Uml !m clenn-d and will k ow corn, cotton and rice. Hood wuttraud perfectly healthy AcokI dwelling house, a large barn, carriage ImuHe and other outhonses, with fenr tenant houses on the farm . Onemlleof fcnrlnt is nil Uml Is required for the whole planlutlnn. Ka, llittts for fishing on the river le uiiBi.r pasai (1 y it t:iT t loulara apply to K. K. IIAH1.I iV. u2l dlvv.'t Wards Mills, Onslow Co . N. ('. 327 ACRES. A Valuable Plantation For Sale or Rent. siiuitfd on the fonih aide of the Nenn K: vt r, Ihieo aud a hair mlhatiom the (lit of New Hern, N. C. One hundred uml i eniy flve acres cleared. Strong, rich land, amne of Itsnltable for IrurklDn. 1 he balance, two hundred and two acrea.heavlly t Imbered wu li nine. oai. cypress and olher klmla of tlmhi r. It la also fine grazing land. Uood dwellliiK and outhnlldlngs. and a flueorchard. II tun. a large fishery frentlng half a mile on the bench where there are high lianas of mnr! Hint inn n.'ver he exhausted. Irom wl.lrh veim Is nin load with ease 11 laa very twau lltnl and i.ealthv location. preBenlliu n ner view in the passing veaaeia and milroail I lie rh-iiri-d land with bnlldlnga and orchnrtl Willi".' sold separate Ifdealred. Tern. a rea loniibli. Apply to P. TKKNWITH. on the plnee hi ew Hern, N. C. nov'Jl diUiM Dental Notice. Full eet of Teeth Gobi Fillmes sio.oo SI. 00 to S2.00 Best Work Guaranteed. DR f L. SHACKELFORD, Dentist. Olti e en Middle street, opposite Bap tiftChtmb. no16doiwtf Mortgage Sale. I i, is ant to a power of aUe contained In a mei if nee executed to me by Wm, Colllgan on t;,o ittlh dy of November, A.U. and recorded In Craven connty, Book W, fotloa 421nnd422, I will sell at public auction, at me muti xiouae iwor in tne Ulty of New bern on Mondar, the 34 dsy of Jtnourr, A.D. 1887, at TWFLVE o'eloek, M., the fol lowing real estate situala in the city of New bern: A lot or parcel of lanri between Queen street and Nense road, being 104 by ins. feet, more folly deeotibad in a deed to Wm. CMUrran ftom Hebeeea Lodge and others, registered tn Cia-ren aniitT. Hnk 85, foBoi 4k, 455 and 46. .t erms 01 aaie, uan. BKTTY 8PKRLINO. nl" dtd Mortgagee. To Advertisers! For a check for r we tH brinta ten.Iln. MYerttsAment In One MlUtoa taaoea al tead- img Amen can ewvpnpenK Tnts Is at the fate cf only aoe-afta of a seat a Una, tor IJXK Clrcuktjrenl Tbs sdrertiaement will, ke plaoed before On Million elrnitirr ueVtw paper Turohaaer-o nvm Miluom Rba wus. Tea tnee will seeommedat a boat TS woids. ;. Addrea with cob f Adrraad ebeok. or send SO eeats for Book of 1M aawe, GEO. IV KOWKUitV A CO., IS Brarrrs ST, E. W. &IALLW 80D. CEO. SLOril. SmaKtYood & Slow, DEALERS IN GLSZKaL HARDWARE, T1SVAREULASSWARE, WOODENWARE, CBOCXY, vis'.. I, OURS, BUNDS, il.AS.l- 1-AISTS, OILS AM, STOVES, IL'NM'kl'A.SSED AS TO PRICE AND QUALITY. Middle Mr.'', Next Door to AK.i., IIoU-1. NKW BEKJfE, I. C. Heal Estate For Sale. A lare lot with 1 ommod lous dwel ling and tenant house ou It. in the city, for sale. N ice v s tuated 111 khx1 to-' aim. lii!. ii rai-y . ppN t" !ui ,M' i. pi;i l.KriEK. J. McSORLEY, : FASiilCNAELL ECOT AND SHOE MAKES, P' 'I I ' ). K M NKWBnitN. N. C. SATISFACTORY. I :.ii..i Mi I ' , n:i; l.Nltl.K.lt. . M.oi ( Hli.-r, M i.,i,.;f..,. ) ( ,;,f ;ii jsg J . IK s. ...Hv . ir ;, ,.. AC '-n. 1 en. b. 11 u r.i draft fur II I-' -" nt f"i the shoes. The ! H ' 1,1 '' 1 " 1 1, in .II1.--1. ip are salio- '"' ' ' 1 ' b. b: in,- I ,n, r ihan any eh'" 1- I l.:, i,a, ,n t, nty yoirn ' ' .' 1 ! ' : ! nlly . W. V. Di us. K. R. JONES, u I" !. an 1 Id tail realer lu CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Uriii'Hil Merchandise, 1 oiiMKMneni.. .f iliain f'ottnnsnd othel 1 I ' -d uee M,., 1 1 lU'll . I'iDiiipt Attention Ituiriinted. N. W. l 1 S .nth F ront and Middle StP n i:v iibitvi:, n. c:. ... '.lull OYSTERS AND FAMILY GROCERIES. A. II. IIOLTON Has opened on Middle street, below South Front, a KI LL LINK of Choice Family Groceries. r. 1 u!m. fi.nai.tly 1 11 band the Finest Oysters The Waters of Eastern Caro lina Affords, prepared in nil mlts. Families serred 111 any portion of the city. nol2dw ALEX. JUSTICE, DEALER IN Choico Flour ol .til (JratlpH, Selected Teas, rwre Coffees and Spices, Butter and Cheese from the be&t ditii ies, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Canned Fruits and Vegetables. A full variety of other goods ususJly kept in a first-clat,s store. Goods delirered at any part or tbe city free of charge. Broad St., between Hancock and Middlf, novll dtf bargains m Meat. Siifrnr. ''A.. r 0 ' Jl - 1' Soap, Molasses- "jn"-" AndSyrapir : ill Ai-.t vS) . A..s..Fic:n,- WioltVan'ri Eetail Grcc : r! - , : BEOAD STREET. . V 4 '-- . 1 ' S -' - 1)1 .,' J : ' I I ' t s Vi..' 14 T't'tS "t 1 X - t i 1 t' i J' vi t t? r -i' r-5 . i .
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Nov. 24, 1886, edition 1
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