North Carolina Newspapers

. ,:. . t tw i i i - -r : Hr Tf'lWI . 'j t4 VOL:-VNO.Y204. NEW N, C. Til UliSDAl'. NQOTJJlt 25, 1886. PRICE 5 CESm: " ., , ; . ' V tOCAIJ-NJSWS. - V ' 1 . ...X .;,..ieil fcfcit '- '" Nri Bme, latitude - 6 ' NortJi. : -I- fcngitudTF'S' West, iutf rise,' :4I I Length: of dy , Juv'tets; 4 AO 1 10 hours, minutes. Moon rrtrfl mt 181 . m EVh'loY Cakes and Crackers; Shoe Brushes; Scrub Brushes, Shoe Dressing; Can.srrvBu'd . oedt and Household Goods eprsJr.. . v C. E. Sloveil Ar Eii.V rait Jeweler Noveltie. yrfMx(!iniM.Mieliea- In our line of tirade, whiqh ws srs unable to men tion rfiWerjflniiBpeeiat nead, and which mosfbs seen" to be appreciated . When. frpri!g'br 'jew Tlmnks glTlpir Ftiifi$ie4, please fetrisrnbet that C. 8LOTEB Offers goods sorted to t)e occasion. Tilling Ifo . Sale. A Arst-cUs piano v. i y nes4flpeb loafed but vsry little. Mrs. P. H. Kornbqay, nol81w Hanoock, Hi. Thank8QIUQ. The New Berne Board it rsde! fe t regular meeting bel'd oaThursdsy, Nov. 18th. adopted a resolution no to open their places of business on Thursday the 25th day of Kovambfjt it being the day set apart by the President of the United (States and the Governor of North Carolina for the people to ofcserve se a day of thanksgiv ing and prayer till. JamrsRkdmord, .!.! . ' ..-'Secretary and Treasunr. i. Weather OberHon yjlBetday, Nov. 24, 4:15 p. in voiq ware signal? iiymK- 1111 psrWuVsWill fall from 15 to 20 .1 in next twelve to twenty hours iiu.- Thanksgiving. Low tide yesterday. Remember the poor. Nq JOOKNAL tomorrow. Oo'jl 'ooth to Christmas. The) western train was liohind time last night. The schools have Ukun holiday till Monday next. Another windy, bluctcry and dusty day jesJerdaT.. The New 3rae attorneys titivo re turned from Pamlico ceurt. The market nas.btee auiftBUy ui plie44fUh Iturteys th week. Onslow and Jones' have been will represented id (he city this week. Mr, A. H. HortdV received a lino lot of Broad creek oysters yesterday. The birds and squirrels will fare bad today if the boys can keep t,helr powder The,ob)'duwiVeJ Bignals wero hoisted yesterday. Let it come; it is hog kill ing tinny IJ 15 k L i - The OOloNd. fait a Gpldsboro opens todafTTbnnrctinton train win bo run from this i The Natie flu ihwjL Banking Iloase prC closed todi isr co. nr tie in Arrived yes Urday morning with a , cargo of general merobAilMidlpU Jasii oiRlit with a cargooftWilU.lUJ .! VJ " - TnPe:foseV04ftiaB Atylurn isiloing more rfeooit' for. the Itaxpayers of the 8UU ' thai ejlyt oUierilastittrt ion. Re- ' member it on this Thanksgiving day. Mfts Mary Allra ind Miss Leah Jones will attend the reading room of the Y. " M. feAl'tomoVrow; evening for the . receWneffadlea.''' Rooms open from . A .reulsi sneeting or ute uoara oi Trustees of the New Berne Academy will bebeldi et.the Pnesidenfs offioe on al Bilk g fteB,-ToT Booth Front street, on tnasy to-mor-. .row-eUOp-m. f - " Mr. Ferdeil 1?lr fcU? ttyee. notice of bunch cotton end the old "blue back - fpellina bojk.'i the. besk ever yet in- . v'i t x -l m l ' ventea. tie can do iouuu x. a. Oreen'sOldsUnd. . y , ( f t The services ft the Meehanios engine house thiweek, conducted by Elder J. O. Dukee, oL Wilmington ave been - iargel atUnea,tiiirton having accepted the Advent ailhv p to tute- ' . nighf. TTo Wendeavortag-W organlre chbrchC Fevioee todajr'jat ll e.tn. ; end TtT"' . The publioaxe eordjallt ' . invitee: nanee of baptism will be fcdmin' .t foot of Broad street to rn or ro at8pm.,'' 'jltij ' ' Mr. Leio' BiBhop end daughter,- of J Washington, D,CreJn the cftona , visit to Mr. Georrre Bishop's family;! Mr. Eliley, K. Terry. f Stella. Car- terett lliyrKfVfyV . tiroc'.' t-C ! tie" hxobt ,'txtensiye lumbf the Sioter t)r. C. J. ll&tt xlg and wife, of Jones, are ia t' c'fy. : - ; Mr. C. T. rsrAo!pb,,of 'VTathington, in ia U.e ( 't I ' irg for the open- irg of a 1 1- ? -r tbop" His work is com tv.fr 1 r f "5 j-tiJges. TVe hnpehe X ;! rs-'taf ' r,t r-.cccr-" r-mfintlo "c,--.atui-:i-."lere.. . , .. ; . -r- Cbnrrit Service To-aj. " Presbyterian Church Thanksgiving services at 11 a. m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. C. Vass. A collection will be taken up for the Orphan Asylum and the poor. Anotber Lamp Exploalon. A lamp exploded ut the residence of Laura Hill, near the head of Pollock street, in oao of Rubt. Musely 's tena- meru houses. This occurred about p. ni. on Tuesday uiht, aud not known in time fjr yesierdiiy 8 puper. The burning oil enveloped her liule uioo year old son aDd burnt hiui very badly. She succeeded iu Biootheritiir the llamea beforo any alarm was &ive;i. Tho follnwiri pupiln i f Miss Itali Jones' schiitil i-.ie ou the rdl of lioiu r fi r tho month ending Nov. 19ib: Class Sepond. Miss Marv i'"dini. Miss ("hattie Credlc, Master U jt t Jiuu Clues Tbird. Miss Nellie Wood, Miai Minnie Wade. Mma ittlla Ruberls. Mihn Ktta Willia. Miss Sadie W'hufurd 10 being the highest mark, Mhj- Mary Gooding received It 9 10. I hanknl t lug Uar. The President ef tho I'nitid StuLis and the Oovemor of North Carolina have Bet aside today as a day of thanks giving and praer to Almighly (iod for tbe manifold blessinps we have enjoyed during tho pat year. This is (it and proper. Wu should not he unions the nations that forget tiod. Tho day fchould be observed in accordance with the proclamations of the President and Governor. 'Hie people should 1 earnest in the ii pruyiisaud should remember to make the poor and needy to rejoice that tluy livo iu aland of (iil-lo irijj and God fearing people, That our foice may enjoy tlicpnvi lep of ol servinc; tho day then' ill be no paper it-mcd from (hi- c IVu to nioi ruu . ProrcllliK orglm. United .States Deputy Muirloil Stu-ct executed variants of arrest upon m -eral mimbciH of tho lato cinvassins board of tho election reluri; of ( ravi n county yeRtrrday. Tho warrants were isttucd by W S. Commissioner, Thos. I. Purnell, of Raleigh, upon tho stlidavit of one Peter Fisher, jr., and made returnable hefore some U. 8. Commissioner in this citv on Friday, tomorrow, at 12 o clock. We don't know why Peter Fisher should go to Raleigh to find a commis sioner when there are several between here and Raleigh. But wo withhold comments for the present. When this question is sifted to the bottom it will be found that the real issuo is. has a negro the right to vote a ticket with the name of a Democrat on it. The members of the board arrested are charged with refusing, with intent to effect and change the result of the election of a member of Congress, the vote of three precincts in the county. They promptly gave bond for their ap pearance before the uomraiswioner to morrow. Kinston Items. As far as we can ascertain, there are no cases of serious illness in town, and very few of any kind. ' Miss Ada Burt, of Raleigh is spend ing Romo time with her brother. Mr. Chas. W. Burt, in town. Mr. Thos. Faulkner, of Shelby, N. C, left for his home Tuesday, after a short visit to friends. Ho is looking very well. You have set in motion. Mr. Editor, views concerning tho lease of the N. C. R. that will evidently eventuate in good to the State. Messrs. Robert Dunn and Alonzo Simkins, two of Col. Davis'cadets, were visiting relatives here on Saturday last. They speak in glowing terms of their Faystteville trip. The charades, for the benefit of the Methodist Chuich here, will be played in Lof tin's opera house on Thursday or Friday of this week. Somo good sing ing may also be expected. Rev. Mr. Taylor, of Warrenton, N. C.r on bis return from the N. C. Baptist State convention at Wilmington, stopped over onuSundar last and preached two first-class sermons for Mr. Hires, In tho Baptist church. Prof. Thos. R. Rouse, of La Grange, late assistant teacher in Kinston Col lege, paid on r town a visit on Saturday. It may be that the professor bad special business here; who knows? . Qood lock toyool' ' " V.: A ' We are very clad to hear of the suc cess of Df. Frank Gates, of ayboro. The doctor was for some years a citizen of Kinston. But pluck, energy, intelli gence and Common sense will always ensure success. .... .. , Some of - the bachelor of Kinston seem to favor the enactment of a law to tax them. They, perhaps, think that this severs treatment will bring out such sympathy from their-dnloineas that may culminate in the desired an- ewer 4 Mr.it Leeiet fer Speakers j t "Can the member of the House of our next General Assembly do better than elect Mr. Augustus Leazer as their cre sidinjf Officer ? a T ' He has had much' experience af a legislator. He has shown remarkable powers as a clear thicket and good iudeeof what is best for our people- Let the members of the House think of this and weigh the matter. , :.e-"- . - - Democrat. Jt fferson Davie in the Pulpit. Louisville, Nov. 2L Today at Fair- view, on the line between Christian and Todd counties, Ky., there was dedica ted a Baptist church, erected on the site Of tbe building where Jefferson DavU was born. The ground was purchased and given by a party of gentlemen to Mr. Davis, w ho in turn gave it for the location of a church. The Rev. Dr. Strickland, of Nashville, delivered the dedication sermon. Mr. Jttferson Davis was present, and there was an immense crowd, many of whom could not net into the church and were forced to leave, aa it was raining hard. After the sermon. Mr. Davis was invited to the pulpit, and, bent with age and sup ported to the stand, he made a few appropriate remarks, closing as follows: "No He who rules in heaven bUss individually and collectively this whole community, and may Uis benediction rest ou this bouse forever. More than tins it would tie improper for me to Say. " Mr. Iluws then presented the church with a sci vice of solid silver. The chuich ir, , handsome Luck structure oosiiti- about ;:10,000. A finely pol ished rl.ib of violet hued Tennessee marble, m i in ihu wall of the vettibule oppuMlo tho memorial window, has this nircript on in Kjmau capitals: ' Ji If iToon Da is of Mississippi was boru June ii, lSOtf, on the plot of this church. lb' made a gift of this lot March Hi, INMi, i,, jiethel liaplist Chuich, ,.a a thank olferin to tbe Lord." Afur ihe ihurih im iice the crowd adjourned to a munificent dinner spica 1 in a Lik building near at hand, v. here all wele bountifully led. Mr. D.ivis ! e! i lor Clarksvilld. 'fVnii.. wbeie he look the tr:iin for home. An eminent Pi cr-l tel o.n div, oui.ee d to h s ciiie.rcga:o:i U l.e ,al he I1 beobliid I i lake a vacation i n m i ounl "I bronchitis, when the elders niiini di.itely ra.s. il tin salary and ad vised him to take I'i. Pull's C Ufh S i up an I b.' i urod I3(h ia ist s en Paiale. I .:! N. Nov. -1. The Socialists inaiched toilay f i em lilteen outlying points to 1 1 am .r t iinare. 1 lie :ti ions boiiies were ht ;ided by bands of music, and the paradi m carried banners bear inn iMiendiaiy inscript ions. Among tho motti ch wen : "liy heaveus, our rights are uoilli liyliliin; foil and "VVoik for all: oviiwoik for none." Some of the men carriud Phrygian cape on poles. Ah the southern contingents crossed Westminster LSiidge the bands played the "Marseillaise. " Tho people in the windows of tho government ollices were, hooted at When the paraders passed through Downing street they hissed Jjoul Randolph Churchill. The sight of the Horse Guard sentries inoonsed tbo mob, whii-h fairly howled with rage. An ollicer closed the gatea aud the mob proceeded.' Tbe Last Lnd sent a full force and two bands of music. When the speaking began there were present 0 000 Socialists, "5.000 unem ployed workmen and criminals, and 20,000 spectators. Tho speakers included Messrs. Ilynd mun, Champion, and Burns. At each of the live platforms a resolution was adopted a ng upon the Government to relievo tbo distress existing among tbe workm; men. A depu' ition of ten proceeded to Lord SuluL.iry a house on Arlington street. They were received by tho con cierge, who said that Lord Salisbury had gone to Hatfield House, and had left no oiders. Tbe deputation grum bled and retired, leaving a copy of the resolution adoptod by tbe meetings in Trafalgar square. The crowds at the meetings dispersed in an orderly manner, but the police afterward found difficulty in clearing tho square. The mounted police charged and grndually moved the peo ple. Several arrests were made for obstructing the streets, and for stealing and lighting. All is quiet tonight. The Lord Mavor will form a council to inquire into tho prevailing distress. with a view of affording relief during tbe coming winter. Salvation Oil does not simply assuage pain; but, by quickly finding its way to the seat of the disease allays tbe swol' ling and iaflammation, and, by remov ing the cause of the disease effects a permanent cure. Price twenty-five cents a Dottle. ADVICE TO MOTH KRS. Mrs. Winalow'b Soothing St bit should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the beet remedy for diar- hrea. Twenty-nve cents a bottle ian84dtnthsatw v Burned to Death an RuUnt to Life. I know of a man near Maxey's, Ga., who for ten or twelve years was almost a solid sore from head to foot. For three years, his appearance being so horribly repulsive, he refosed to let any one see him. Tbe disease, after eating his flesh, commenced on his skull bones. He tried all doctors and medi cines without benefit, and no one thought he could possibly recover. At last he began the ose of B. B. B., and after using six bottles his sores were all healed and he was a sound man. . 3 He looks Just like a than Who had been bnrned to death and then restored to life. The best men of the county know of the case, and several doctors and merobants hare spoken of it as a BipBt wonderfel (rare. - 1 ' ' ' , ; Jobs Ctuwfoed, Druggist, Athens, Ga. Sold In New Berne by R,, N. Duffy and E. H. MeMwsVftjyt j:i;.'H.tfi' " - Another Case.; jt'ij ' cblaLOTTB. N. a; Jan, 0. iS85. The B. B. B. medicine has dons more g06d for my kidney affection than any I ever nsed. Its action is speedy, and it is a fine tonio. 'T. O. Callahak i " Bold in New Berne by R. M.Duffy and E. H. Meadows. ; . "- " , . .v -. - 1 FIRST THANKSGIVING PAT" i Children do yen know tnaetory - ' ' ' Of the first Tbank4giv1ogi aiavy. : ' i FouRde4 bj.enr fijgjrinifathttfs o.:; In that time so. far way '( . They had given for religion Wealth and comfort, yes and. more. Left their homes, am friends aui kui dred, 1 -For a bleak and barren shore . On New England's rugged headlands, Now where peaceful Plymouth lies, There they built their rough log cabins, 1 Neath the cold, forliddtng skiea. And too often e'en the brareBt Felt his blood run cold with dread Lest the wild and savage red-man bum the roof above his head. Want and sickness, death and sorrow. Met their eyes on every baud. And before ihe epi'iiUmu reac hed i them, They had buried half tht ir I .it 1 ' But their noble, brawi i Was not en r.-iM-d in -Summer brought them peels. i.lUIal.l . .. .n iTifbtf pi.-s- Itipenibg set .1 anj wutii g rain. Aud the patient Pilgrim motheis. As ll.o harvest tnue drew noai . Looked wall happy, thankful fa.es At ihe fuli com in ihe yutr. So the Governor. William Urad.'m.: I'l the gladnoM. of hi hiait. To iraise Gpd 1t all 1L1 mercie , bet a special day apart That was ui the auUimn, chil.l n n Sixteen hundred aud twenty o.u Scarce a year from w lmn 0i' J And the colony bpUH Ai.d now when in late I, . , ur Thankspiv mc fc.i'.t a fim..! i is the same tiinf-honore 1 nio. "i I 1 those Pilgrims lone; since .b el We shall never know the terr. That they braved, years, yea - Put for all their kti uggles g ive le Wo our giatitudooau show. And tho children of Ntw Kngl.in I If they feast, or pi aise. or pray . Should blebs t.od lor tho-e too Pil grims, And their first ThanLsgi 1 aj Ciiailos KVam is Adiin s A noble career, fall of honor-, nr. I, I yesterday. Hi" grandson of a I'tcm I. i t of the l ulled Stales, and ihu bun ol a President, Lhatlun liaiicii Adams brought down to tho present geueiatiou the traditions' of the earliest days of the republic. Ho name of a rare of patriots, aud he himself was a patriot. Tin last public act of Ibis oonsurvutivs stales man was worthy of Inn name. n March S, lf77, ho w nuto to Sainuul J. Tilden thm memorable letter: "My Dear Sir: On this day, when you ought to hare been the President of the United States, 1 aeiae the oppor tuoity to bear my testimony to thecaiiu and dignified manner in which you have passed through this great trial. "It Is many years since 1 ceased to be a party man; hence I have endeavored to judge of public: affairs anel men rather by their mariu Wiao by the name they take. "It is a soorce ot gratification to me to think that I made vbe right r-tojoo fn tbe late election. I ooul.l nerer have been reconciled to the elevation, by tho smallest aid of mine, of a person, how ever respectable in private, life, who must forever carry upon his brow the Stamp of frand fir triumphant in Are or loan history, No subsequent ac tion however Meritorious can. wash away the letters of thatrecerd. Very respectfully yours. Chaelks PlrAc!,ADAMs.,, Charles Fsaueis Adams ffxvd upon the brow Of successful Fraud the brand that renders forever , impossible the repetition of tho crime of W0 .V. Y. a rtiin, To all who are suffering f i m the er rors and indieoretioaa of youth, onrvous weakness, early decay. Jose of manhood, otc, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Sendaaelf-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joexra T. In Mis, Station D 'ew York City. nil dwy Sacred to tbe memory of Laura Ine, daughter of Richard and Annie B. Berry. Died Noyember 28i, lSbtt, in tho seventh year of her age. '"Oh! what a shadow o'tr the hoart is flung. When peals tbe requiem of the lov'd sad young."' This little girl was bright, intelligent, precocious beyond one of her age. Ber body which only a few days ago was so full Of life, Is today by that fear ful disease dyphtheria transformed into mouldering dust. "Another IweeT flowerTias withered, A gem from trie cask jt sSI free) A lamb in the h ftf obr Shejjbert, Who hath saida 'Let them oome unto .Me.'", A. NlWBBRN, N. C: Alamance bunch co won; MTA- AND Webster'fli,J Elementary Spelling: Book; IFeridinandiUIrlsh COMlVrBRCIAL. JontHAt orrrci. Nov. 23 6 P. M. COTTON. : New Yokk.Nov. &L Futuiee cloead steady. Sales of V4,blA) baltw. November, 9.93 May, y .55 December. 9 01 June, J 65 January, 9.12 July, 9 "A February, 9 23 August. 9.S2 March. 'J bl September . April, 9 -n October. SpoU quiet 3-18; Low Mi Id nary 3 10. 1 r-riu. Middling b ! '. 0 , Good ji ji- New Berce il'rket sieadv U02 bales at P 1 4 to .rj5. salt Middling 8 1 .'; Low 1 i G-j'.d Ordinary 3. Middling s 11(11 Its: IT. Sl-KH Co'Tlo.N- (",.!. Ooi'roii SllJl $ 10. UU. TfWKNTXN Hard. 31 Ou TAR-75c.a1.25. 'P. Oats New. 3V. n. Lj!L t'-OKN 45a'.0c lUCB 50a60. HnutsWAX 15c. pr lb. HKir On foot, 3c to U CjOVNTEY IlAMii IOC. UlI ,!.. Laud loc. ic i ! Kooa 16al7u. ter jnze-i 1 K1IHH PokK 4ia6c. per .em. ; I'EANUTS 50o. per but he! KobbKH 75c.alfl.00 per humlrod. ONIONS 2 00a2 .25 per bairel. h"lHLb PKAB-65a70c. HliiKS Dry, luc. . green f Afi'l.KS Matlamusket l. 2"' ,4c ' eye. il.10. I'fcilts II .LV i'AI.M)' " ai 1 I I HT !lUM:o; pi ! c pr I. ' HI !lll I I I I row i. V. t-1 I!' . I I I or I :., el p. 1 .ihfillll.H. i:..n i i.i i r hi, J: Of l( I H V 1 t'O l l.e III. I I 1 1 S 1 H .1 1 ranul 1 bii.V I i' I 11. 1 - Uot . i.t? r sa- . M ll.A!-KkH A NU ill III Ptl - P. is 1 ru - S'j 00. Kitnr- Drop, $1.7'. bu KrnnMKNB- 9c. Mortgage Sale. I'lirHiiaiit t a power of unle ceni.,'1). .1 u mot iuuh I'leculol to me byWin.lt Kinui aisd recnriln,! In Cinven Connie li.. k -.ii. folio aM and 2Hli, I will srll nt I'nt.'l" An. ' 1. n t llio Uoui l )loUls, iloor 111 llle I !ly nl im Jlern, nt 15 o dork, M ., uii Afonday, .faiitiiiry :Jd, 1SH7, Die lellou llic Heal hUU A I met el Hle oi 1 tii ,i vi ii 11 ('ritvea county, en ihe neri i( ''' ' n-e Kn.l hi.,1 uKftl mUe ut l.llln i'l ' 1 ' 1 1 Humpy Oronnd f-m. l.e In - . 1 .0 'till oil ut Kphrnlin I'Mtiee. t.c Bier !, ,, , llt, UlS htglunlUK COriier ill .lie !',,.i Hunt nf S7 arrM ami 1 1111 11I11 . .', nlli ift- west till .olt-H; iliincr H.eilli 11 ill III K)l,-s; Iheiice n.irt li IS : enM I 1 . 1 lii'iic- linl lb 4.', W( Hi lim "li'H llleiui "iilh l e wefct i4 txle, ail llinuce to lie 1 i i;in 11 lug ronlAliil iik W bcti-h nmr. orlefmiiinl iHilny llietuiiitt COI I Vfy t I I O U Ii t Win K I Mini I . Jnum A tiLUl liy 1U11I Jul . 1 1 I oiuary ruh. IHkS. 1l Illj. lt NHit' . i'.HHll. tAItnblM-: f. PATl KliSiO. !iivt6ilUl Mi'ilent'e. For Bent, IUCHK KBLUTll to t! e nr oiiut;, on Jobimoo ri A i lo .'I! r lllll. 327 ACRES. nble Plantitiju 1'cr Sale cr Red. Itm I a 1 A V mil 1:- -1 m ..u'h n;.i 1. 1 I , l 1 1 I 4M- HI11) It I . ft I f III 1 1 of w Be I II, N . :. Otic blUn ti e h. 1 clfMrttJ. SiroiiK. f ti uHalilc fni trnrkliifi. nf itn- . t!fct ff"Mi I hi- t I y 1 rfl uriii 1 4't 1 r r h Ui ut , hull-1 I hp lift , h r. r. t u i nun diet and i wo Hen n.btt vi i 1 1 ml .-ril will, liiiii'. on pTvm and 01 Lor li ili!h tf l iiu I r It is. iia flue ctiiElns land. tMi dwl.int: ajid n. 1 1 m 1 Id l Utf h. ana a ftuf oi lix id. J t huM a Jarff flatierr frtii'nir hlf a mi .n tin iniH-h. wih m lhfr ar tuthj rmiitn of n.arl Luti i'jiii ri'-vpr tx ehiuel'tl. from wi.ui. . - f. i) loawl Willi eate 1 In n ver v lrau tlfu :. . i i h I Ui v lrai ion . j reM-nUi v h nn r W 1 ' M.aNl?ig; veaaM ai.d i hi . ruai Tht' fiiiid land Itti bnlldlr m ard orchard wtil 1 k ... 1 aeparul it dlr., 'irn.H re tuM:M'. App'y to P. THEN WITH on Hi pl.'.c.. 1 tw jiern, N.O. nor2l dwi ' an 1 Dental Notice. Fu: a : . . e i I 111 f Teeth mes ?moo SI oil to ?3 00 st Work Quajontoed. LR 1 I.. SnACKFI.FORD, Dentit. (!rl on Middle street, opposite Bap tifl Church. nolMAwtf c. eTslovebTI Wholesale and Betail Dealer IN Choice FALULY GROCERIES Household Goods, Ik prepsfl t "effer Goods CHIATtR Tax Event before, a nittohmtor mil ooa-fiDe the mom tkerttcal. ' Goods delivered to asr part of tfce elty res ot ohar. . nor Stf NOTICE. The hdei-tted, W. O. Tempi, hu duly alUAtd m JkiJoHiHilrXVvr ttf Vhm Mtate of St IWUKJJ. m nuan tbt be rMiiM mi nenoaa hann .lain. fcaiBt tbt OTtaseef tbe Mid Mmaol. blte- aad to Dmeot them to Tempi, dtrty Mrthnthted, ikf aarmrat. on or batnr the lint day ef i OKMtmr, 18HT, or t uu nolloa ill b pleaa4 la karaf r I iVranes tmtabtol ths- csttrt Mart SB ta - A I E. W. SHALLWOuD. GEO. 8L0VE1. " - Smallwood & Slovcr, DEALERS IN GKKEHAL HARDWARE, TJ.WARE,l(JLA3SWAILE, W0CDEXWARE, CROCKEttY, SASH. 1,UURS, BLINDS, GLASS, FAINTS, OILS AND STOVES, ICNSURPASSED A3 TO PRICE ANDQUALITY. .Middlr Strt Ntit Ioor to AlLcrl Hotel, NEW BERNE, N. C. Real Estate For Sale. A large lot with commodious dwel ling and tenant boue on it. in the city, for sale. Nicely s tuate l m good lo ':o.;v. i el nib e I ea.-) . A i ; Iv to J '! P N v. l'Kl I.KriKP. J. MeSORLEY, FAiLNAELE ICGT AND SHOE MAKER, I : jk . NLWHEKN. N. C. yATIbf'ACTOKY. 1 i.lMl.M 1.MI.KIOK. 'e f. ' '' :o lioo. . ( ' lew. Hi .1 r .if t for : 1 i .e I..k'. The in. 11 op are gatis e 1 1 ; 1 1 than any I i.t v v ears. J M I.l.lV If '. r i''iM-. w. i; Dci.im. sRS !i GROCERIES. A. II. IIOITON He but!, helotv I'l. ). i im; of ui. 1 i i.t Choice Family Groceries. i tui tly on band the Finest Oysters Th Waters ol Eastern Carw- lina Affords, prep:. ir .1 in all etj 18. Families garveil in liny portion of the city. nol9dw THE BIGGEST THING OUT lTi drills IS House's Chill Syrup ! If v ui Di iikk'SI or Merchant does not kl.f) li RfDij t,) BERRY'S DaUG STORE. If ll..i"e'i i !,,n S rnp fii to cure if iui rin,i,4 mt' a Ibircd to. you can get J i li r 11,,'l.ej- back. Tin- timlo supplied liy It. ltrr'. S i uj. "i Mi rtnil i neij t .'ii n- l..:i)i,. no liune onp lioitje l'i rn. 1 ! I'AT II 1'Mi.N, sliot Store. ' 1 i u I' UV1I.' I II 1:"I ' I : es li I, i- very Itle of liunie (Jtlll i'1'l ' n In elll 11)11 OiaillllBctllnu vtiroki- Hi riiilla hut led tb pr- ikl In a. Hi. Wm. I. '.( 1 mki;, TotMc;onlt. eeir; oti ! v limken down and car-iimi-i in, iliimli rhllli. Kourdoaes mil Hyrup rnsulled ln aonplet ii" n lieurilly reroraraeriil to all ilw en il.ii n anil fivir na barmleai. Tl i .'..li! ri ri-.l n HoU8l. xi r ! r ci'i 1 .. ; : I r u-n. tJKIliiCK rhotogTaplier. "M-ir and 11 rr children nn rurad b MollM K l i O' l1 I riililldtr It Uia ma, .rial remi'dj it; tlie mark!, A. u. CAKROLL. Have nn., HriLP-. ("nm Prrup In our rarolilen rheriully recommend 11 a mat live rare d t Chilli and tevrn." JOHN HCHEHALER. t'HAS. II. ..-.'. KKKI), a 1JIXON. At Lrdmana Cigar Victory, !' Kot a siocle comprint from thsotaayn , r bottles of House's Chill Sjrop soli , , i Noth hag but the most nnbonadsd smtts- ' faction as to results snd surprtss sf it promptness. ninii noi oc!2 d3m 2 taw wSm .v. rn tt of Kottb OaroWBa, ' OrT Otnty; SBparktt CWrV.1. Ht In the matter of K. Near. . 1 FWtosMtii Oaardtan of Oroe Near, etc. f ' ProperyT,'J1:, Pomxmntto b jndgmeot ln'aXrr aimfi0i' rvniimni j wiw ;nui?mfn in atttrre namavr ' tweadtnga, 1 will aeli at Pnbue Aaetton U-j4 , e Cimrt rt.iiua ht Hewbern. on kUNUAV1 . , J?, J?.YE..' m!iid' p iitwui I. me I tbo TWELVE o'elooK, M tia folio win prntWt,. - O BaUroad 0pan;t Um lot af Und, tmtiKnij brick "re tbereos. altnaltd. oa , rollork , i , sttwet. 1 r tha offler ot lr. rwrV tliaa 5Se5j1tp!fuU4 u'8i, fw br. J'i n ts,1 Twwn tb sart staek'oaiST ftW ' raaiMto.iie-bjafeaah, baBoaier(lu', 1 ot nrelTaiaooUia, with In tereat Fnf ' 1 - . - BV aft RTtVIVUHH A . " . .tH9 r p. ; '- . ,! i if?.. a i'i't-iiii'ir- t-Tj i ir . -'Hih-Hu'tiV, ;-iV r. - - - - ' ii-.-.i:; ;,ii.