V':' '.
s
A
-a.
Has Goods t that everybody grants. We are
offering ItKein. afe-prices that all can well af
ford to pay. : . We don't pretend to give a list
of Jail 'our ; attractions ; if we did we should
have 5 to pay for extra advertising ; but here
isurcondensed and sufficiently representative
-bill, which we commend to your attention.
... - ... ,
t 4
Dress Goods.
, A nice Cashmere, part wool, for 10c. per yard, in nice shades, worth 20o.
' of jn J jjua'ajnoney. Fine Debaize and other dress goods at remarkably
low prices; all ire ask is an inspection. Then in Fine Goods we have all
wool Qabul Serges, 40 inches wide, Camel's Hair Serges, French Plaid
Cwhmlre, 'Sirjped French Bilk and Worsted I J air Mixed Cloth.
Ib lfLA.6K GOODS we haTo all wool and Camel's Hair Suitings and
Serges, Lupin's Cashmeres, e to., etc., among which is a half wool double
width Caahmere, nice looking, for 20o. per yard.
See ear Heavy Black Silk. Then look at our Black Satin
Rhadamie.
Wraps for Ladies and Misses,
Walking Jackets, Jersey Jackets and Dolmans,
made of bouclc cloth and
Our Hosiery Stock
Is complete and very low. Wo realize that times are liar J, have bought
OUT stock at bottom prices, and sell them very close.
u.
We have among the thousand things too numerous to mention a full line of
Corset Gloves, Ladies' and Children's Vests,
' Handkerchiefs, Buttons, Gimps,
Fringes, Etc., Etc., Etc.
All wt.'iskj'pf our frionds is a trial ; if we don't suit you both in prices
tod quality it won't be our fault.
I 4 I
We arftvthe only parties that sell the
CcIcLrdcd Diamond Shirt, Collars and Guffs.
. We think them better than any other you can find in this market.
' t i 1 '
HJ inn '
V'TO'toiri friends in the country and city we
would say we Tare .very anxious to have your
ftradOJ We are headquarters in this city for
stflesi and we sell good goods at hard time
- pricesi : If you want Fine or Common Goods we
havethem.
s -t - -j " -
v ' Then to' that class of our friends, the
CiplsalBuyers,
wo Would say .we .wish, you .. all .the success
poJsibleyand'w
chcr.p, but unless you, can-pay ; the cash spot
dowirwc v cannot "sell you) as we have marked
our goods; too close; to sellthem on time.y
rc:cctfully request a call' from all, and
'ri'Eclt you it won't be because our
; 'to r.ct cheap. . . ; '4
if
, . f . v. r p i i. ?
.aker
other fabrics, arc cheap.
THE JOURNAU.-
HEW BESNK. K. a. NOV. SS. 18M.
TO WHOM BHATX WX GXVX
; IHXIUP
A litde boy had sought a pamp
From whence the fpelrkliog waUr
burst.
And drank with eager joy the draught
Th&t kind It ouuluil kia tklrat
Then gracefully he touched bis cap
. . T . L. l W n .1 m
m. uiui jou, v, ramp,- ne saia,
"For this nice drink you've given me."
This little boy had been well bred.
Then said the pump: "My little man.
You're welcome to what I hare done;
cut i am not the one to thank
I only help the water run."
"O, then." the little fellow aaid,
(Polite he always meant to be),
"Cold water, please acoept my lhanka,
iuu nave own t-ry Kind to me.
"A L!" said cold waWr, "dou't thank
me;
Far up tbe hillside lives the spring
Thut sends me for lb, with generous
hand.
To gladden every living thing."
"I'll thank the miring, then," saiJ the
boy,
And gracefully he bowed his bead;
"O, don't thank me, my little man,"
The spring with silvery accents aaid.
"0, don't thank me for what am I
Without the dew and summer rain'
Without their aid I ne'er could quench
Your thirst, my little boy, again."
"(), well, "then said the little boy,
"I'll gladly thank the rain and dew."
"Pray, don't thank us without the sun
We could not fill one cup for you."
"Then, Mr. Sun, ten thousand thanks
For all that you have done forme."
"Stop!" said the sun, with blushing
face,
"My little fellow, don't thank me.
Twas from tbe ovean'a mighty stores
I drew the draught I gave to thee."
"(), ocean, thanks," then said tbs boy.
It echoed back, "Not unto me.
"Not unto me, but unto llim
Who founded the depths in which I
lis;
io. give lhanka, my little boy,
To Him who will thy wants supply."
ine rxy took ou his cap and said,
In tones so gentle and subdued,
"O, Ood! I thank Thee for this gift,
Thou art the giver of all good!"
Mrs. Lkvi Wads.
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair
R. O. E. LODGE,
CKAVKN STREET.
liHow Express Office.
mav2J UawAw
LA I )1K8 wanted to get npTea Clubs for Mr
Pure Teas and Coffees. A boat of nurul
articles to select front as prsmlama. Bead for
Illustrated Price and Premium List. Speetel
OSTsr i to evi ry tenth person that answers
this adyerlltieinent. we will send free one
DOUB(
4 CO
b1 or choice Tea. Address HAT'L TKA
FFKK (')., Hostoh. Mass. noSMwtm
WANTF.l'-A live, energetic man, to rep
resent us. $75 per month, and eipenaes
Ooods staple; every on buja; ontBtaad par
ticulars free.
STANDARD BILVERWARK CO. BOSTOJI
Accident Jrisur&neo.
The Preferred Mutual Acci
dent Association
OX NEW TOHE.
Policy carried for $13 yearly.
Pays weekly benefits, $25.
Loss of Life, $5,000.
Loss of both feet or both hands, $5,000.
Loes of one foot or one hand, $2,600.
Takes none bnt preferred risks. Charges
no annual docs.
Till United States Mutual Accident Ass'n,
Costs IIS or more par year, and la ease of loss
of limb or limbs, pays only SSuO, and wsw
any of their risks beoomo elalma, they char
acterise aU risks .In that community 'de
cidedly nnaattametory.' recardleas of their
character or standing.
For SAFE, CHEAP, SATISFACTORY
insur&nca,pply to
rW,.B.; BOYD, Afut,
Preferroi Katosl Accident Assoc 'a.
AH ACTTR AD RrI.TARI.K rUMI
XO BJCPaUCSBRT
A LIFE JLNSURA1TCB CO.
Liberal tenai amd stnagnuata AeV
drees with (erVreweea -SATIOKAIi
MUTUAL' lira ASS 'IT,
10 F St WaaltfBC. D. C
is ...... r?
F. G. SIIIIIOITSs :
COTTON BROKER.
, ConsijrDments "Solicited -
' Offioa at W. a. BR YAWS, on Boats Front
street, two doors west of Oreea 7of
bank. - - . . . -
Prompt attention clren to trie sale of
uoilon ana ouxer iToaoew. - . avpsawani
Oysters and Ecstamni
' Mhs. 8. A- WOMBLE has opened
First-Clsss Oyster Saloon mad Beetaar
ant, on door below Cotton Exchaac,
and is prepared to famish Oysters In
every style. . .". ,..-,-
Meals st all hours. Families suppliep
ettheir homes if desired. . se2Sdw3m
:,i To Advertisers! '
For ft obcst for 10 w wM print ft Un-ltn
.dvortiamont In m MDliOn of
Inft m -'ri owm it Its ! ftt
rU4 ci r.i r ot . i n o( ft fnt ft Is r), f- 'T 1 , -0
('.ireii i' ! p Var: t-cmAt V , t
pTfr r - - - i - 1 f
mi, It ;v J - v- .n $
voi U, .-i v rf A . ' i
C11" K, OT i " ft i
i K Pa ) . i 6t C -Ay iv f S " n
X- s. "V s h, r a -
IN C'JNUECTION WITH THE AGENCY FOR liOTTLING
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Company's Lager Beer. Porter, &c.,
I KEEP ON UAND A FULL LINE OF
WINES AND LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE,
Which will be sold by the Barrel or Gallon at VERY LOW FIGURES lor CASH.
Ginger Ale equal to Beet Imported, and superior to any procurable iu North Curoliua.
THE
NEUSE I TRENT RIVEE
8teamboat Company
Will run tbe following Bchedul un and urtei
September lh. 1886
Steamer Culler
Will leave Mew Berne for Treittmi t-vt-ry
Wedneetlaj at A a. in., and Knilay aluir Hie
arrival ot the steamer hlienaudttali; rv turu
Iiim, will leave Trenton every 'rtiurstlHy ttnd
Haturday. touctilUK at all olnU uIouk "'
river.
Steamer Kinston.
On and after Jane -AHJi, 18N6. the Hteamer
KlikStou will leave Klustou tor New llerue
every Monday andTnnreday at o'clock a.m.;
returning, will leave New Ber:ie every I'uee
day and Friday, slopping at Jolly Old Field
and louelilng at all landings on Neuse river.
inose oonneotlon made Willi steamer Htieu
andoab of the Old Dominion Hteainshlp Co.
JOHN II. BKLL. at Newnern.
W. P. Htahlt, Klnston.
1). B. Babbcs, rolloksnile.
I T. Agent at Trenton.
J. P. Q,Cikki.y, Jolly Old field.
J. B. Bahxs. Quaker Bridge.
J. U. WB'TE.Oen'l Manager.
eb7dAw Klnston. N. O
TIME TABLE,
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad
TIME TABLE No. 2.
Is Effect 7:57 P.M., Sunday, Not. 7th,
1886.
I -Ju i -ii-.1
WCST
KA8T.
He. H
Passenger
Art."' ire!
rfe.SO
I'assengei
Arr. Lt
STATIOrfB
r .
S 4R
p. u
A. II
A. a.
10 60
t 63
8 15
-
t 04 Ooldaboro
11 15
10 41
48
6 5.1 La I1im
6WKiatou,
8 38 Mew Beras
Morehead CUr..
S H
8
r. u.
H 00
Datlyoi
a. .
A. .
728
8 07
8 m
a
9 M
10 IS
10 40
11 11
11 42
11 fit
r. m.
Qolotboro,
Beit't ..
La Orange......
Falling Ureek...
4 'J
8 IH
8 13
J 11
i 02
1 41
1 16
13 48
1? 09
11 52
A. M.
S m
8 !M
00
S W
10 10
ISM
11 08
U 87
11 M
11 81
8 5!
8 28
2 4
2 20
1 46
1 21
12 48
12 19
11 57
II
A. U.
UaswsllZ
Dorer ...
Uore Greek
Tuearora
Clarke's
Mewben, ...
P. K-
F. If
Tuesday,
tMonday,
Tbnrsdarand Saturday.
Wednetday and Friday.
Train 80 oonnects with 'Wilmington A Wel
don Train bennd North, leaving Ooldsboro
II M a. m aid with Richmond A D nvllle
Trata West, leaving Ooldsboro 1 1 50 a..m ,
TraJa 81 eoaaeeu with Richmond Danville
Traia, arrtrlBg at Ooldsbero 4:40 pjn., and with
Wllmlngtoa and Weldon Train from the
North at 464 B.nL
' Tralat connects with V A W. Train bonnd
aottth, leaving Ooldsboro at 4:64 and 7:40 p ro ,
with W. W . Train boond North, leaving
Ooldsboro at 5:46 p.m., and with R. A L
Train leaving Ooldsboro at 5.-00 p.m.
W. Dunn,
9uprintwkdent
For Fall Planting.
Cabbage. Kale, Spinach and Turnip
Seed.
E. H. MEADOWS & CO.
auga! dw
E. II. 6 J. fl. Llcado ws,
Cbnunissioii Herchants
1000 Toils Kainit and
; ; Guano .
For Track , and Cotton Crops.
Jr ppeetal attentkm glrsa the sale ot
COTTON and OBAJUT. - -
Libera ad ranees asads oa CtmatgnmeBt. :
Oinees at eonw Pollock and Middle streets
aa Union Point ; r - . ITwdd
:1TCT7 Central Hotel, ;;
' ,t iroaxsmxr Brnui Hotrga,
Soata Front Etrest, New Bern, N. C.
IS. FATTEH 80?r, JPTeprleter,
special lndnoemenU to commercial
iW-eja-awXn -wtf )ur
Mlsedrrt. A 'rlMlasaVit.A
Faw. Trala. BTATIOHS ! JPass. Iiwla
Arr. fcTsi j Art. '. Vt.
A 1 A. 1 I r m I
i rf -rlBr rHeHrS,
k bi. cags wagon at all tra' i
i . ,'Tiir. ' apli
S . REDMOND,
WHOLESALE
AND
For HardTins.
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Sarsapariila
Lemon Sod
Buffalo llead.
California
Pan
?Etc, Etc.
SIer--l.'ii,ts. I'liftAvrji ami Manufacturier
should rewl
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FOR 1885-86.1
The remarkable Interest in tne War Papers
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. Serial stories by
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M!8"' 18 ",tory of mining llni" and sir
Cable s a novelette of the Acadlans of Louis
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