r;l "5.
jb V . iei i:i -V .ti .-. 1 ... . i
( .K';auf,!".''itJl'f--r':x':9 i I
s s
t 5
I il I, '
VOL. V:--NO. 211.
I jCL'NEWS.-
Kew Eerne, latitude, 85 6' North.
. " ,t .longitude, TJI' WeetU
3 j i i , 4 ..0 J 10 hour, i eainnte.
iiK,u riiei af 12:61a. m.
- : - ..... - ,t'' yt xi
. BUSINESS LOCALS.;
Fine, Fresh Goods In great variety t
- W, A 'T C
T A Eell'S teb Jiwkleb-You will
, mk it if yen bey a single present bet
fore yon have looked through our large
' 'nd elegant stova;t, 1 i-iv.-.
; ' Another bbl. of that file Oornd Beef
opened today.
C E. bXOVKB,
' 7 , . : T -T " - , . - ' i
EOff Rolls Paper HansioM lost re
ceiveq. .y a,im yv.,;
8,00a tBi.' P !TEMHTOr v;Hain.
Shoelders anA Sidea atp. E Nrlaon a,
. I , . . . ... m- r-i-.
Broad Be. next to Alex. MilltrV. 1 6t
i ITai -Pa tonsJetiment a oar load
Yery i Timothy and Herd Ora
Uy, Lacked ,ia amalt biee win o
oia ctap, J iVj-??fuV'f r ;Vr .
The ItoumiioaA went out with a full
cargo, of oUitttdfte JeBer,,
trenlDgVfj(f ''fetJ,,(,,'(.,,1.,. .
- ; Yesterday a the first real cold snap
of the aeaeon, end it wae not a aerer-
onefoodideat,jr.'4 p :
CabtJ.B.04n tf Stonewall came
up yesterday 'and "broufbt t o flue
pecan treea which he delt?ered tow.
G. BrinscniB-.j ji
' " ' -Tbt1 " State ldockei
locket will probably b
" concluded in the Superior Poujt todar .
Next week will be devoted to the ciii
dockey Wo"publiehhei.cledar to
Max Schwerin la offering "exlraordi
nary JdaoefDenU?, to thoee need tup
KOOde'ln hit line,'' He haa many articles
euitable for holiday nresenta. and in fix
ing the prioee u keepe' In tulod the
great scarcity of moneyr' " ; "
- Lajrlllarl yachi Una ' will leave for
Savannah today. " We bad the pleasure
of going aboard yesterday, a privilem
not accorded to every one, but bein U
company with the collector of ruetom
of thle port whose winning ways cap
tivate all with whota he omee its con
tact, the . chief v epgincer invited , u
aboard and -took ua through. ' It would
take a olanin to' describe' the gorgeouf
manber jn; whic .l U, fitted and fur
nished ui I'j'-M.tS anl'fvai.1- .t '
One of the "scenes Ji "court yesterday
waa the speech of John Mayo in hie own
behalf .to the Jury.a: The . ceurt waa un
drfr the necessity , of 'oalliDg him t
order once or twioe during hie bar
rangue but , patiently allowed him . to
have his say; but when John attempted
to interfere after. Hie.. Honor's charge,
by gestures and attempting-(o Whisper
to the" Jury aetnej were retIr,lDg, hp
wu sent to jail forthree days for con
tempt of court. " " T
D. WU 1r allnr tlVa'rP 4eM. f-J,
' We publish today f rom' ths A'eir and
Obterver a very readable letter rom
'D. B.alker. ?' He si ways ' writes
something worth' reading. ' - ".-'
, :. win;' . U'n-
ike Stm Uvea. ; , - .
' A gentleman from Jones county tells
us of a sixteen year old boy who went
to a country store recently and devour
ed at one time one pound of crackers,
one pound, of .candy -and one pound of
soger, lie survives without calling in
phye't .n butWis.hot all in keep
;ing with itakimU'l,- (T v1:'
Tb I lrt WhlU Shad
11- .-!)(-
. Passing Mr. A. H. Ilol ton's restaurant
yesterday evening a fine white shad, a
buck," was to be seen banging along
with a cumVrr of canvass-back ducks
Mr. II;'!. -n f 's well at hU restaurant.
Fine eye'"', icti, chickens, turkeys,
etc., t ' - , to a part of the bill f
fare, I . ..re the assertion that
notrs- :i l icrttuck a tooth into
that' ' . -,: -V';;';,, ; - y
llr. J. is tve ucky'nav.every
trmnr--. Ka slsrsys caftuTes the flrot
wt 'f I. Li.-1 1 t aton the. Erst came
' la oa i'. s 21ft of December.' -;:
I n. of Jones county, paid
I Ti ;t (j the Journal (Clce
r t ) " 'i up.",' He com
i if cur Ia CraDge"itemis-'
"- ; to ! ! i the news last
r f
s f-
a )
J then t-.-'i vs Low to tut0
ns a CLe acd a htlf
T -t r.:rtr when tie
i (i crered with
; f -" r of th m
i j -g acd then
iff h'lney, tie
T 1 n rfl 81 d
'i j : i.i i.:. mI r
K i- S Jf 4 f
'FIEE1T nORtBSiD C1TT".
I WarekM ef ths. A. IT. O. e-
The following telegram was received
yesterday 'evening :.Yi i
,. ; Morihsad Gtt,N,C Deo. 8,1884.
Toe deoot took fire from a' defective
flue at tO o'clock this evening 'and at
8410 i was enttrelv horned up. ' Tbrte
cars loaded with fish scrap burned with
about .five .hundred dollar .worth of
freight, but one empty car burned and
one saved. 'v?..; ' -
lue entire wharf waa saved after a
desperate fight made by the citizens of
Murvhead.j There was a steam yacht,
the Howlandy at the dook when the fire
took place, and she not only left with
ail the buckets that were to be had, but
Carried off ail the men sbs could.
W. L. ABKUDKLL.
1 1
Put Them Back.
A number of letter were stolen from
a private bux at the poetoffice on Tburt-
day ninht. The letters may be of im
portance to the partite to wbomthty
belong, and of no value to the paity
ho not them. If put back in the uffior,
much aux ety will be relieved and (be
party 'a conscience, if he haa any, in
pt relieved.
rtr.
Tne fire alarm waa sounded last night
between eleven and twelve o'clock. The
department wa out with ila ubu.i
promptness and found the cause of tbf
.darns to be a wood house in Mr. B A.
Bell's yard on Hancock street. Ii
was gotton und. r control in a
few minute, and the damage was but
slight. The readiness with which oui
.pari went responds shows that it U i
xoelleut trim and will always be
ready tor the fiie find.
Saparlur t'evrt Proredlg.
Court convened yesterday morning at
naif-haat nine o'clock and leoumed
wrk on the State docket. The follow
tug eases were disposed of:
Bute vs. Brfce Riga and Eugece
Jonrs; perjury: Jury. Jones pleads
guilty; imprisoned in county jail until
30th of May next. L. J. Moore appeared
for Biggs. Not guilty.
8iate vs. Daniel Smith; A. & B.; mry.
W. B. Clarke for defendant. Net
guilty.
State vs. C. C. Foy; disturbing con
gregation. Nol proa.
State va. Alexander Bass; perjury.
Nol pros.
The sentence in oase of ZacbarUh
Mitchell was changed to twelve months
in county jail. Commibsioners author
ised to hire out.
OStete . John Msjo.; forcible tr. s-
Uuilty. fined penny ana oost.
Sea to jail three days fur contempt tf
ouurt. ". '
Cvuti adjourned to half past . nine
o'clock Saturday morning.
The Orstsr Fair.
W wish to call Brother Nunn'e atten
tion to the proposed oyater fair wbicn
waa to take place to New Berne mis
winter. Let the JouknaL etir up the
matter, and ll ua have the fair by all
means. Btmifort Record,
We. want the fair if any pracUcal
good can come out of it. , .We arc told
that there are bundieds of thcusat ds of
acres 91 gooa oyster coitom id tne
waters of eastern Carolina, and there
rebut few i hundreds of acres being
used for the growing of ojsters. Any
thing that can be done, to stimulate
active wor in the produrtiion ef is
valuable article of food will alwayi
oefte the endorsement and aid-, of the
JoCRwiu ; It occurred o us last sunt
mer, or rather It was suggested by Dk
Mann, of Hyde county that an oyster
fair held a. New Berae would bring td
gethr th0 f8W,'ffled who are tkkfnk a
active Interest ia the culture of oysters
and by" axeha&glng f lews 'and expo
riences would greatly aid each other.
It also occurred to ut that if a fair could
be held while the General Assembly
was In session' a committee from that
body could attend sod learn from the
oyster growers themselves , what legis
lation is necessary for the development
of this important Indaatf yvr? 'J . ,
If the bringing together of the oyster
growers would advanoathis interest we
are in for it ' But we muss have the
active co-operation of those interested
in the mitter. N it ioa sinoe we ha d
a oonve'rsati m witH a dealer abd grow
er, and a man of intelligence, and be
inclined to the opinion that an ! we
could oombiaa the oyster exhibit -with
farm pro.iucts, slock, mscninery, etc
he feared it woul.1 prove, a failure.
While there are many persons engaged
ia tne oyster bus; there sre but few
who aru trying to improve the quality.
To produce toe best ojettr rt-quires in-vtUio-eoce
in the cuUura end plenty Kit
hsri work. We are roJy f r the fair
tf i ---.' s the bin desire
:i fci '11 i i it r u 1 1 teLeflkWd
"
NEWrBERNfcNiSSAOT
g Mr. Lorillaxd's Socialietio Views.
Mr. Pierre LurilUrd.- well known in
New Y rk and elsewhere as a saiilion-
ir a manufacturer of tobacco, and ah
employer of labor on a large' scale, has
a short article in the last Aortk Apieri-
ea Review en "Labor and Condensed
Labor,'' in which he declares himself
to be a limited political socialist, while
repudiates tbe ordinary aooeptatMMi
of socialism as related to arson, riot
and tbe unbalancing of all old ideas of
quiet safety and prosperity." He holds
that the . right ef property is saored;
mat tne antagonisms existing between
capita! and labor .are all wrong: that
capital "ia merely the accumulated
tokens of peat labor saved by thrifty
and prudent men for the use of tbe
pres nt army of those who toil for their
bread." He thinks it, therefore, quite
an iig tnat labor snould quarrel
witn capital "as tbat young birds should
ue j:uus of their muther'a experience
whu h fiie her to provide for their help
less daily wants." All this is very
neatiy uta. me man who directly
employs labor in bis business, as Mr.
UmiUrd does, and indirectly in the
construction of build togs, or in other
ways tbat give activity to labor, it a
tieuefactor to his species, and between
such men and the laboring clauses, if
they are tquitably treated, there ought
uot 10 be anv other th'in harmonious
relations, but, passing this, we next
turn to what Mr. Lorrillard proposes as
a scheme to adjust the rights of labor
Hnd bring employees into close accord
wan employers. To this end be pro
poses the organization of a national
labor eungresM, to be attended by trade
oelegatea from eaoh State, to be chosen
lur one year, and to sit one month in
each year. These delegates are to have
the power to select two senators from
each State to represent their State in a
national lubor senate, one to be elected
for two, the other for five tears. By
ti se s. natom an ad vino y body of seven
prisons is to be choeen, aim liar to the
Uinu-u Slaiee Supreme Court, wboshall
be vested w iih authority to dtoide all
Ubor questions submitted to them by
he trude. 1 he plan is by no means a
uv I one. It is simply that of a la'or
uorgrees. orKatiiEed on tbe same lines
as that of the Con grew of tbe United
Suu-e. How it would work in prac
tice, and what effect it would have on
federal legislation, we are not prepared
to say. Mr. Lorn lard believes that
"ocean, rivers, uauala, railways, postal
and telegraph systems should bs owned
by tbe government for the use of all.
He would have ih ' rights of property
respected, is averse to an incme tax,
but advocates a legacy tax to the extent
of ten per cent on all fortunes ovsr
8200 000 He has the idea tbat suoh a
tax "would render the perpetuation of
immenae fortunes in a few families im
possiblea suggestion in which he will
find few persons to agree. Many of the
(States have already a collateral inherit
nnoe tax. In France tbe minister of
finance goes much further than Mr.
Lor il lard. He proposes as a means of
meeting the annual deficiency in tbe
revenue a direct legacy tax of seven
teen per cent on all estates, and of
twenty-five per cent on all collateral in
heritances Ws hardly thick Mr.
LurilUrd 's scheme of a labor congress
practicable, and we are quite sure tbat
his proposition to give the government
exclusive control of all ocean, river,
canal and tuilway transportation, and
of the telegraph as well as the postal
system, is ou tbat will never be enter
laioed bj the American people. It
would put an end to oompetion, be the
death of enterprise, and would clothe
tbe government with such enormous
political power that elections hereafter
would be a farce. Baltimore Sun.
Stonewall Items.
Joo. W. Bryan was down at our court
but has returned.
Mrs M. E. Bryan, of Ooldaboro, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, L. Miller.
Any one wUhing a few cioe pecan
trees can bo supplied by J. S. Lane, of
this place. . .
There never was a better fall for
housing crops than this, and all crops
are nearly housed; will be completely
so before Christmas.
r The weather Is extremely dry, and at
this writing an extensive fire is prevail'
ing in the swamp south of this place,
and no telling when or where It will
ZicE Wller and Mies Elvena Reel.
dsuithter of Geo. Reel, were married at
the residence of Rev. - Jesse Bolton, he
tfeinir tho effloial knot oa the SIstult.
Henry Jones and Miss Annie Fell were
oiarrK! oa tne zotb ult , B. B. Lane, j.
P.t ( fBcieting.
..A three year old child of ' Bryan Har
per, colored, wae left .in the house by
itaelf lying on a pallet before the fire
on the im tost-.- Tbe bertdtog on watch
it lay caught 08 fire, "and When it' was
found was - burned to death and the
floor partially consumed.,.
- '.'ill. mm. Wr'. .
Knights of Labor aad the tiarchista.
. it hicaOO, Deo. 1. A joint meeting of
tbe K run tits or Labor District Assem
blies z4 ana 07, wmcn nave a member
ship of about sixty thousand,' and in
crude all the Knights ia , this city and
county, was held last night to take ao-
tka concerning tbe trial and sentenoe
Of tbe oondemued anarchists.'- District
Assembly 84 lecently passed resolutions
on the subject, and avked 67 to indorse
them Tbe latter body decided tbat the
subject was. of such importance that a
n.t session or Dotn assemblies should
be held, at which all tbe Knights of
Labor of Cook cm my should be repre
sented. About 41AI unigbts were pres
ent, and resolutionr were adopted de
claring that the verdict in the recent
trial condemning seven men to death
and scDtrvring one to 15 years' inv
pri" in
j-iC.I.
a1 I
rt wan an outrage oa common
i n MStMutt on free p. h
, ' e d i ..f-i-.in of t'.i ,t
c -- - t t" a I -- .
; f ''.)!' .tT "".'S "f si'.'J.Z.
;;s Ky yT4U Sosipt,f, u.
Soma time aco the RoatBakinrPow
der Go. opaoei vea the idea ef collecting
from its patrons, for. j redistribution
among them when printed in , boos;
form, their beat and' favorite' methods
for tho pieparatfoa of articles of food
of all deaenpUona. Is response there
were f urnishad a very large number of
practical receipt, from which, were se
lected tbe 5W0 contained in tbf book
entitled "My Favorite Receipt The
publioatioa was intended' originally for
tne contributors only, but the collection
proved te be of such remarkable value
tnat ita nubUabem. believing . ita oircu
lation would be nroduotive of icobd in
affordinar a larger knowledge aa to the
practloal preparation of real home cook
ery in a way to make it moat wholesome
and appetising, have saeeed an edition
for general circulation, which is sold at
cost of production and pottage. "My
Favorite Receipt" contains formulas for
the preparation of almost every known
dish in every conceivable way. These
bave been claaeined into departments
representing Soups and Broths. Fisb
and Shell Fish. Yeiretab es. Meats.
Stews, Poultry and Game, Eggs.Salade,
ueaeerte, Breads. Cake. Condiments.
Beverages. Ioes. Preserves and Pickles.
Preserved Meats. Canned Vegetable,
etc, to which a copious index is added.
Every branch of the culinary art has
received ample attention. Tbe publica
tion is one of unusual value, from the
fact that the reoeipts are thoroughly
tested formulae of genuine home cook
ery. In it each contributor vouches
for the utility of her receipt not only,
but attests that years of experience
have proved it tbe beet way of making
the article named, and signs-her name
and address to it as an evidence of iu
genuineness and ter faith iu us ttupe-
rionty.
The practical character of the receipts
will especially com mend them to Amer
ican housekeeper. While cookery of ,
tne verv finest and richest, at well ua
that more plain and economical, is pro
vided for, "My Favorite Receipt" is
not, like many of the cook books of the
day, a collection of impracticable, un
tried or foreign formula, following
which frequently results in a failure
and a waste of good materials. The
contributions are from every part of ibe
country and give the beet experience, of
the beet cooks for preparing the (iit.hi.-n
peculiar to each locality.
"My favorite Heceipt ' bandsomel
printed and bound, is sent by the U yal
Baaing fowder (Jo.. New lork, at the,
nominal price of 50 cents, to any ad
dress, express charges paid.
The Darwinian theory perplexes the
multitude. They object to a line of de
eoendants from monkeys. But uot even
baby objects to Dr. Ball a Cough
Syrup.
The Atlanta's Trial Trips.
Washington, Deo. l.-Secreurv
Whitney today made public the official
reports of the results of tbe three trial
tripe of tbe cruiaer Atlanta, made on
August 5, Sept. 23 to 2G. and Nov. 19 u.
20. The contract for tho construction
of tbe Atlanta provides that upon trial
her machinery shall maintain for six
hours a collective indicated borae
P'jwer of 8.500, there being nothing iu
the contract relating p peed. It will
be two or three months before the ves
sel can be made ready for another trial.
The first trip, on Auguat 5, was made
in Long Island sound. Un llint trip no
continuous six hours' trial was possible
in consequence of blowing out the
water valve joist of the ln.li pressure
cylinder and tbe suhsequ-nt heating of
tne crank pin. I he maximum Rpeei
attxined on this trial whh twelve ati'l
eight-tenths knots per hour. No mi
hour trial was possible on tbe ecoud
trip on account of repeated mishaps to
certain parts of the machinery. A
speed of fourteen knots was attained on
this trip. In his report Captain Buncv
said the highest collective bursa power
obtained was 8,85-r. On' the 19ih of
last month the vessel started from New
York on her third trial trip. During
the whole trip ofJ six days the vessel
was able but one 'day to ran for six
hoars at the maximum attainable speed.
The highest collective horse-power de
veloped was 8,084 for a few minutes,
and the highest speed attained for any
one hour was 14 7 knots.
Preot the Quaker cliy.
Philadelphia, June l, 1885.
My daughter, Ltdia Ann. has been
affected with a running sore Under her
chin, which has proven very stubborn.
. She has used four bottles of B B. B. .
and I am glad to say that all ulcere
have healed. She is eo Jot ing good
health and a fine appetite I attribute
her cure to the B B B. Botanio Blood
Balm. Thos. A Pick nr.
- I ' : No. 401 N. 46h ttt.i fails.
Sold in New-. Berae! htn R. HI Dnffe
and E. H. Meadows
.f Brilliant Policeman,
Hertford, Conn:; boasts of a brilliant
policeman. A woman there had; been
convicted of breach of the pesos, aad
was to spend twenty daya; ia, Bartferd
jail.: She waa on her way to the latter
place in a1 carriage, accompanied by a
polios officer.'' Her hat blew off, aad
aha wished to get out to recover it. Her
escort objected ' tot thiSv ' fearing1 the
might run awar. He DroDosed that tbe
prisoner ahottld hold the horse,' how
ever, while he went after ths haM'Sb
consented . to - this n arrsageuebC
ment, and while he was abasing ths fly
ing article ahe Whipped up the horeeV
drove up to a tavern, had the sainasJ
taken care of and then disap peared, .
i r m ,i . : ' --4
Formerly physicians- confounded
rheumatism with gout, hot -they are
now.kaewato be distinct "dfeease.
Rheumatism attacks' every . agsj. gout
ot:y adults. Jut whether 'you may
bave to cor e vr.b tbe one or the otbar.
Salvation 0.1 vtiil be (cord eqoallytfE--ncioijs.
It I.; is pain. Price twenty-
f C ' - a bt . r , ,
"
A Weaaaua'a BeaTsiiBg.
Rocrr Mt.. N. C March 1. 1885.
,. For fifteen years my liver and kidneys
nave been badly affected not a day in
thai time without tbe headache. Since
sing tbe B. B B.Botaaio Blood
Balm. I have been 'entirely relieved ;
no pain, no trouble at all, and I ftel al
most like another person. I am one
among tbe greatest advocates of B. B. B.
and you arc at liberty to ure my name.
' - . Mbs C H. Oat.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
aad E, H. Meadows.
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Omox.. Dec. 8 t P. M.
OOTTOJi
Ntw Yobi. Dec 8. Futuiee closed
steady. Sales of 72,700 bales.
December.
9 14
June,
9.70
9.7b
9.85
January,
February,
March.
April,
May,
U 21
9.80
9 40
9 50
9.00
July.
August,
September,
October.
November,
Spots firm; Middling 9 3-16; Low
Middlings r.-l6;Good Ordinary 8 8 16.
New Heme Market steady. Sales of
94 bales at 8 40 to 8.60.
Middling 8 1 2; Low Middling 8
1 4; Oood Ordinary 8.
UOITIfrslIC niBHKT.
8kkd ootton 2 60..
OOTTOlrSKKD 10. 00.
Tuwiumnn Hard, gl.00; dip. tl.1'0.
Tj,a 75c.a1.25
Oats New, 85c. in bulk.
ou.N 45a5Qc.
RlCE-50a60
hliBWil- 15o. per lb
Hkkf On foot, 3c to 5c.
lkUNTHv Hams 10c. ier lb
Lard 10c uer lb.
Euoe 18o perdoxtn
rhicsH rWK 4atk per pound
Pkanut 50c. per bushel
rtiKDKH -75t- a?l 00 perhundrc'
(Jnionb- 52 ( 02 25 pr barrel
HxLD 1'kas- 65a70c.
U1UK8 Dry, 10c.. green ftn
Aftlkb Mat tarn uskeet, 25b4oi-. . tlod
es. 1 10.
Pkahm 75c af 1 25 per bushel.
HoNKY 85o. per gal.
T 4.LLO w 5i-. per lb.
t'HEESK- 14.
HHjaana (irowii. 30a85c. apru k
20a'5c
Ml it, 70c per bushel.
Oats 50 cte. per bushel.
rimmi-a 50c. per bushel.
Irish Fotatobs $3.75 per bbl.
Wool lOalfk per pound.
PoTATOSS Bahamas 80c ; yania.40c
West Indias. 50c.-. Harrison. 65o.
SuuiOLxa West India, dull and n im
lual.not wanted Building 5 inr
hearts. 88. 00; gaps. fl. 60 DerM.
WBOLBbALJt PKK'Bh.
Nkw Mk.bc Pour- 12 00.
Bhocldkh Meat 7c.
C. R. 's. F B's B 's and L. C- 7. .
Fludb- 98 OOao.OO.
Laki- 7ji by the tierce.
SaII- Basis 10's. 32 50.
H'.oar -Orauulated. Ho
t'i rritK --llal2c.
m. i.t -'ihSS. . peraack.
U'LA.bi-KS AM8T8Ur 904(Wi
1. rt !F.i, 65 00
-f T Drop. 81.75; buck. 82 00
k'ntfKNB 9
WANTED First class Agents,
nher ladies or gentlemen to
handle a Grand. New Hohdax
HooU- -oiiielbitig entirely out of the
r!ir,.iry line Splendid terms! A
luti c tu miike money fast.
Address.
JOHNSON & CO ,
til v 1013 Main st., Ruhmond. Va.
Notice.
Tu Hie Tnx Firtjern of (he i'xly if Kew
Bire
Al( persons owing a Real. Personal or
l'tiil Tux are hereby notified to call and
Kettle the s me without deley. aa no
further indulgenee can be granted.
Call and save yourselves oost and un
pleasantness.
R D HANCOCK,
City Tax Collector.
Dec. 1, 1866. diw
For Sale.
V i- It., the lollowlcg Valuable Heal F.
i it t I p .Y in the City of ew Bern:
ii.-i. ,i inierest In tbe bnlldln allotted
on lie ii lii-nat corner of crmnn and Pol
lorn t -i, rrmrrly known McLean
bul i) i: u
ALSO
H i . m'i i ropertj annate on tb eorner
of N. u..- hid IHU-1I ilmii. rltldlDg
norli u. J Lrtonktre,!, aejolnag lb Acad
eo, i'n.. knovaiatbt hobrrt properly.
Th k pi it) iadlv)4ve In thrw kta,oiof
Vrti s 1 1 li a !nrt and rommodlooa dwolli g
lb re' ii. hi o he a amailer but new and -
imb e hmne for amall family, l brac lota
can bp nirbaacd aeparately.
For fin ihr pan lea lara apply tn
WM. HOLLISTKB,
and O H. OCIOM,
nov.Dtlu Kzpeotora.
CUOAR-CTJBED HAMS. lOo. per lb.
Best Sugar Cared Shoulders, 8c. per lb.
Best Break feet Bacon, llo. per lb.
Seedleee Raiains I0e per lb.
Citron, 25o. per lb. ,
a M ALEX. JUSTICE,
novS8 1 w Broad street. t
III ii i 'it i n ii i. i i i
Atlantid & D.'JLallroad Co,
A eOau master's ornc. ,
f' Nevr Bern. N. OU, Kir 188.
v There will b needed" for Sse U this
Depa rt menl v- ?s : ; :1 ; ' 1 -5 a u . 9 : at
40.Q00 Cross Ties;
Of the following dimeovieBS, vit-i, 8
feet long. 10 inches wide, 7 inches thick.
knowing T inches heart on each face.
with both ends squared, tod well tot
ten out of Lobs; Leaf Pine, Red Heart
Cittbs, White Oak, or Post Oak.
i JTwenty oeate per Tie will he paid
for sll Tie comic g p to tbe abeve
PRICE 5 CENTS.';
i. w;uiliood.
Smalhvood & Slovcr,
Hi'tt.
DEALERS N
GENERAL HARDWARE,
.Vfce-:.
TLXWARE.IOLASSWARZ,. itli '.
WOODLNWARE, CROfKERT.",
8 ASH, DOORS, BUNDS."
GLASS,'-PAIXT8, OWi-
AND 8TQVK8 7
UN SURPASSED AS TO ' ' ,
PRICE AND QUALITY.-
MJddle Stnrf, Next Door to
AlU it Hotel, i
NEW BERNE. N. C.
Alamance
BUNCH COTTON,
AND
Webster's Elementary
Spelling Book,
"THE OLD BLUE HACK,"
AT
Ferdinand Ulrich's,
NEW CKKNE, n. g
T. A Orrrn't OM Sttmtl.
Public Sale of Valuable
Property .
The, ln;e un,l eli K;u,t Hruk Building
in Nutnh Kioni ftreit known as the
lUteinau liinixe. will be Bold at auction
t the Con it Hhubo ilKjr in New Berne
the Firet Monday in December, 1886, at
12 o'clock
Teruio Part rtbh . balance in one and
t wo wars.
n7dtd MARY F. HARVEY.
Dental Notice.
Full f-et of Teeth
Gold Fillings
810 00
SI 00 to 82 Ofl
Best Work Guaranteed.
Dli () 1, SHACKELFORD, Dentist.
OM e un Jlnldle i-treet. i.)ooite Bap
lintChuiwi. nol6d&wtf
327 ilCRES.
A V Jn&ble Flotation For Sals op Rent
-iiii'iii d mi ilie ion h lile ol tbe Nenra
KUi i. Wiieenuii k I. an uill-a fiom lb City
.ii N,.w Un n, , i -. t)ue hundifrtand twentj
nvea, r- rlr.nil MriiHg. r.ch land, aom
"f Ii uliaiiir l.n 'rii.-kli g. rh balance, two
ImiiiileOuiiil Iw.im-1, ajieavlly Umber with
Mine -v i -i pr. mini ,i i,er lli diof timber.
1 1 In h.h i n u i!iiii,K Und. iHS dwelllnf
m d ..uili .i. ii,, ,i.d nne orchard, it haa
h mg. rlkiieiy lr-i.Hik imif a ulle oath
e . h wii, r. ilieri- meiiih banla of marl
iliai ran u vei i.e jiiiiiiiiid. Irom whlob
ni-1h hi h 8,1 iih , H e ii iia very bean
i ru i anil lien, i n v I cm Ion. prrx'tillDC k near
view i,i ii,,. p.HKiiiit viuna ai.d lallroad.
: lie ri. ni. ,1 ib n, i wiiti 1,1111,11 i n nd orebartf
w l Ii,- bul l piiriiu- Ii rti ni'ett. Term rea
.uiuibl. . A uny li I'. TKKNWII'H, on tha
plnca ur -ew it. mi, N c uuv2l dwOanl
OYSTERS
AND
FAMILY GROCERIES.
A. II. 1 1 OLTOtf
.,'. V, , 1 I t.'p
Hbb opened on Middle street, below,. IJV.
South Front, a FULL UNfi '
Choice 1
Family
Groceries,!
And also constantly on hind the '
' -Mi
Finest Oysters
The Waters ol Eaatern CarO- ' '
Una Affordi,
prepared in all strfes. Fsmllles Served
in eoy portion of the city.,.' i y nblSdw
For Rent, -- - y i
THE UODSK A0 Lot best ie tba I fts?
tietrrsonh, eaiubeavn mtmnt.) .K- -iul f '
apply to, I 'J'SkZ.l
. Bovudu ....... n r. Dcrrf., .r
Real Estate For; Bale.4;;'
Atarfe )o with com anod ions dw-el-
Uac ana tewant fewm Mr it, in the city,
for aeJe. Nieel S tnated, la fcood- lo If.
earitv... TersM nf eaay.. . . ; .cl s
- ' Applv to - i- , . .
'aMsJif .OtH)S ft fElttTIES. '1"
a. .. ... . .... i,
'-T'M'iA ivfiotice.i '-i 5 s
Tbe nsderatjrted kavloc'qMallfH 'a,
edaaiebttrwtor ef tbe e.nate ef Eichard
Dan s bety , deceased . ber v f itm ric ri
to all parties baviniC clain-; r-t: I
eMatB to pre. ti thtm on n i . '
8d day f IVoetntxT 1S-7 r t, - ;
ill be pleaded tn bar of t ' rr
PTooa todetxed to aoj i tidie '
please paj tauueduflv. '
. . ' tf-"s. r. i t.
Aatn'ntfcf R.cta: il
ti ce
specifications. .
- SVW. nOVTAT.D,
0TJ7d!wwSl f'-sll sr'-r.
it i
Cll l
r i i t it tr. ib t... -e.