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j-:.V:J--'-''- - rr 4 air yis. v v VJ A, MTS.J NEW BERNE. N. C THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1886. PRICE 5 CENTS. JOURNAL ruvmii NEWS. c f warms! Mlatarvr IIbum. New Berne, latitude. 85 6' North. J Si f itude, T7 8' West. un risee, 73 1 Length of day , t. 4:47 1 9 hour, 45 minute. Htmn rtHt at 6:80 f. rn. '"Business locals. dir. ui .-'..v . We hre received our Initial Scarf Pins. Howard & Jones Brandy Peaches at t-.? i- W. L. Paljckk'h FlHK.TL'JikKYS at J. A. Smith V ArO; QooDreo's Fat Ttrkeyk have arrived and are on sale at Wm. Hollis- ttr. Store, ! J oat what too want for a Xinas Pres I nt, evltable lor Ladles, (Jentumen ana Yoube-. mil be found at 23" I Pattiesoh'b Shor Rtohe. Collar Buttons- The most unique and testr designs, in link, separable, and olid buttons, at popular prices. 8LTPPStS 1 ' 8UPPCR8 ! ! SLIPPERS 1 1 BluPlih Brighton; Old Gold Orien tal: The Mikado: The Dixey; The Adonis; The Albert; The Tortoise, Wine Alligator; (Jreen Alligator; Black Alligator: Ivory Alligator, and a full line of Goat and Patent Leather Slip para', at Pattrmqn's Shoe Stokk. IT Another lot of that fine Canada Mu!t Beer a J. K. Taylob.V d214t "c CUBISTMAS TllEAT. Until Friday night I will sell best sugar cured Hams ; At 121 Cts. per pound. S J. V Taylor, foot Middle si. ' de2Ht Good Florida Oranqks, $3 00 per box. Corner of Middle and Llroad sis ' welouwlm J B. Pai.mku Schooner ilelvin just arrived from WeBt Indies with Imported Liquors foi Jaa. Redmond. deri'Jioji "'' Pot good Christinas eating, try J. F. Taylor's corned beef, pig pork, cream '. 4 . cheese, buckwheat, fiue Gutter, etc. Truokers Peas and Beans of the ear 'Heat nd beet varieties. Geo. Ai.i.kn A Co. Turner's Almanacs for 1887, at -'" Oito. Aixkn &Co. Ul(tieese remenibei that C. E. Slovrk IS desirous of a share of the Christmas rade for such,, articles as Candies, rean and pure, RaUins, Currants, Citron, Note, Mince Meat, Beef Tongues, Spices, Celery Seed. Mustard Heed, ( Maoareni Cheese, Codfish, Buckwheat, rowder, Shot, Ops and Shells, si'. u deJ5etfwll i Eggs took a drop yesterday. "Ferdinand plrich offers something special iSe'ad.' The steamer Sfonf arrived yesterday morning with a cargo of merchandiee. Ope of the handsomely decora(od Windows on Middlo street is at Patter son's shoe Bqre. 31m colored graded school will close for the holidays tomorrow evening and opBY1 kgeln 6n the first Monday in January, 'ThV'lUnghtra-Tarlington affair is still the sensation In Raleigh. The girl had not been found up to lust reports which we get from the News unci OI urver. Bingham has been heard from in New Tork knd is said to be insane. It is pleasure jo see so many of our merchants so busy. The holidays are rapid If fpprbachlng, almost here, and the people are, coming from every di reonJ.!xitUheir supplies. They eaald not come to A better place to get Ulct "With littf "money. The seat for Bo worth's Hibernica .irebtW rlghi npldly? yesterday. To day bine last chance, as the board will not bo ODened after tonight. The i performance will be on Saturday night V and I sVsrybody that attends will be nierry twbethe they wan to or not. .Viae fetteaw.if . - V ''Cot 3'. IT. Whltford, ot Jones county, was' at' tbe! cotton exchange yesterday with a lot of eottoa which brought nice J tents per pound. - The Colonel always f . ' leads the mstket, and it is because he ' ' has his cotton picked out and ginned iwith oareiJ t is only occasionally that a bale or two of snob cotton is put upon - Xlip market here, hut his entire crop is roarketed Id hW condition. Hence, the 'thl. Whistle or Seasem. ETorybody whose employment takes 4hm evtar the wharves on the Trent . - ; rTer gide of the town is aware" of the " 4elightfal 'iehsallbn produced bythe .whistle of any one of the mer steam- ere. And any;, one 'whose, sleeping f apartments "are In that portion Of the city can aiaa give evidence to the pleas ure cf an awakening by one of these serep" 'es in tbe cit;ht time.' BntCapt. DaveLoberts thinks that the steamer Trent pve, -on Tuesday night, the ' grand : : 'i cf thssason. fcbe began lion g' r rifirg Cieremont bridge and lii-t i " n broken scream until thr rs -Hi 3 was reached, and licdl " T I 9 trs i t turned she gently ; rePt-i i r ' i f - - -t tv e trH?e and wv I r r r F r intltes. ' c ' ' ' ' ' t t at ' a Wee evt ry t - it t v I v.t Jack pifosiy and t..e t .'' . t r- Fire. " ; Yesterday evening about 5 o'clock a lamp exploded in a Email grocery store at Five Points, just across the street from II nok burn Bros., occupied by Daniel Moseley, col. The explosion of the lamp was quickly M lowed by the explosion of the can which contained kerosene oil. lusumtly the whole street round about was lighted up by the blaze and the building with three others adjoining were aluiot consumed before the firo department could get there. Moseley and wife were both seriously burned The next building on the west hide who occupied by Benj Hur ries, coi , at ;i store mid residence, the next by Wilson. The buildinir on the eaj-t tide w as occupird by Mrs Til ling. The buildings ll belougt-d to U. G. Moseley, col,, and were partially in sured. The fire department rushed to the scene prouiully and kept the lire confined to those buildings Tin- lu-.s is estimated at about $1,G0U. Personal. Mr. J M Winiiia, uf Dudley , Wij lie County, whs in the city yesterday in hia way to Mr. T. 11. Mulhsou a where he will spend the holidays in spurting-. Dr. F 1' (iuti-h and Mr J I'. Cow ell. of liaj boro, iiriuod y-.,lerday. Di . (lutes is on his way to hid old holm' in Lenoir c unity to spend I 'In Minium Master J. I. Ulieni li;f- i . tui in .1 1 1 m Bingham's school for ttio holidays. Dr. C. J, MutloeliS. of J Mien rouilU , called to see us merda. II.- i the health of Ins se ti-'ii i n ai kul v t;ood . KlesM- I'. I Ko,,!,. .-. J l:. Uiiodrs. S. W. Venter, of iinslow , and Joseph Maids, Cyrus 1 oscue and I i.n.l; of Jones, were among the in; nv arrivals yesterday cm ii inr Misses lie UK Hooker, May ('alio. f Pamlico, and Mis.s Ci-Hmde Haly, of this city, armed f i win Kiusey's School at Iji tiinni' Ins! mglil and will remain home for the holidays They are highly pleased w ith thu school and look as bright aud rosy as if they were just from the mountains. Lieut. F. D. Koouce, jr , of the la is School at La Orange, arrived Uht inht on his way home for the holidays How Woutlrrful Miirln irr .VIi,m,- UrLurrtl. Mr. AmoaCook in bonng a well just across the street from the Joprnai. oflce, and the curiosity hunlcru are lo be seen there at all tunes of the day to find out if possible what is hidden in the bowels of the earth. When the well had been sunken eoine thirty f ot below the surface, our fnend C. K. Sioyer conceived the mischiev ous id a of finding something remarkable in the sand, marl and rock that was being bored out. Shaiks' teeth and things of that soit had become too coinruou and were not attracting much attention . no he took a pioce of cut glass, which lie brought from the mountains cailv in the full, and went down to the will and slipped into Mi Cook In. ml who rea.lilv understood what to .1.. with it When the slush pump whs drawn the nxt lime Mr. Cook went to where it was emptied, and after scratching about in it, picked up a piece of "crystal i.ed iiuailz It was critically examined time and a,gain by the curiosity hunters nod the wonder was, how did it gel there ' Tho City Marshal took charge of it as one of tho curiosities of the nine teenth century, and various scientist and philosophers in tho city have ad vanced different theories as to how it got there. Cook and Slover had the most plausible one of all, but they kept it to themselves and enjoyed the argu ments udvanced by others. Had it been brought at once to the J..i knai. office it would have furnished material for a half column article which would have gone the rounds of the press. That fat man, who the ladies declare is the handsomest man in Washington, used to be an invalid, but he took to hard drinking, not of whiskey, but of Dr. Bull's Cough Bymp, and now he walks right over the very slenderest dudes, and don't care at all. Tho Advent Churrb. Editor Joubsal Perhaps it will be interesting to your readers to know that a congregation of the Church of the Second Advent faith has been or ganised in this city and is progressing finely. . At the- meeting last Sunday Elder Eugene 8eott,Adventlst, preached a very interesting sermon from John 11th chanter and X4th Terse, "Martha saith unto him I know that he shall rise again tn the resurrection at the last day." The subject was the unconscious slate of the dead, " lie brought up the case of Bamuel speaking to Saul,, and made a beautiful picture; also the rion man and Lazarus, the thief on the cross and numbers of Other passages to de stroy the doctrine of Rbbstoligy This chorea seems to be auve in its working interest. - i - - ' Advkistist. I have el wav been snack annoyed by neuralgia and headache and finally de termined to try Salvation Oil.- I am glad to rworomend it as it made a per fect curs in my cape. i " - MftKi Kew, C2 AisquUa f t., Baltimore, Md. Frty -SI nth Congress Second Sessien. SENATE. Washington, Dec. 20. Mr. Pugb, from the Committee on Ju diciary, reported a bill providing that United States circuit and dis trict judges shall reduce to writing instructions to juries, where State judges are required to do so. Mr. Aldrich offered a concurrent resolution, which was laid on the table, requesting the President to enter into negotiations with the governments ol the principal sugar producing countries of tho world with a view of securing mutual agreement by which tho L'nited Slates shall agree to admit free of duty sugar aud molasses of such countries, when transported in ves sels under the flag of either con tracting party, provided such coun tries admit free of duty into their countries mineral, agricultural and manufactured products of the l'nited States. The vacancies on the standing committees were tilled by the presi dent pro tern, aud the Senate bill' to incorporate the Windsor Hotel Oouipauy, of the District of Colum bia, was then taken up, discussed at length and passed. The Senate then passed lulls g: ;in 1 1 li g the right of way through the (ill. I KlM-l iltdl.lll I ChcI'V-SlKHl to the .M.iti.-op.i .ind rhoi til$K.ul ' 'Mil iliip.ui , .Hid for t he ( (Hi si I lie! ion iila I . ad to I he .it mini) Ccuiclei at Hi nit h, M ins. At III the rsMnll. Senate and sli Hell! l!l . into i:. i t .mi Mill lied. HOI SK HKI'KI.Sl.N 1 Mi . ilk ui-, ol Ohi. A 1 I , lepoltt hack, a in I t he 1 loti.se adopted t he W cu c r i csol u 1 1 ( i ii calling upon the Secret. u ot the Treasury lor inlor illation icspfcliiig expenditures in issuing or concealing Treasury not es. The following resolutions and lulls, under call ol States, were in troduced: liy Mr. T.ui 1 bee ( Ky. ) A resolu tion reciting that il is stated in the newspapers that the Secretary of the TreaMiiy has paid the inteiest on cei t am bonded indebtedness of the l ulled Slates before said in terest was due and without rebate; that said advance ol interest was uiade for the purpose ol affecting certain stocks in W all street, and requesting the Secretary to lulorm the House il such interest has been so paid, and il so why and b what .in t hoi it . Mr. C V.) oilered a joint l csol ut inn .In ect i n g t he House ( 'oni nut lee on Appropriations to present to the 1 1 aise a suitable plan of coast del ci..-e. Mr. Wilkin ( Ohio) A billl to reduce t lie amount of l'nited States bonds to be required of tho national lia nks. liy Mr. Cox (N. V.) A resolution ( ailing upon l he President lor in formation regarding tho expulsion lioin Kussi.t ol S. M ichclbacbcr, an American citien, on account ofbis being a llelnew. liy Mr. .lohuMou w. ('.) A nso lution instructing the Committee on Ways and Means to report a bill repealing t he internal revenue laws. Mr. Morrison introduced a reso lution, which was referred to the Committee on Ways and Meaus, providing for a holiday recess from Wednesday next uutil January 4. Mr. lliscock called up his motion to suspend tho rules and pass the ill increasing the duties on Sumatra tobacco. Mr. Morrison opposed the bill. He said on Saturday last the House, with concurrence of the gentleman from New York (Mr. Hiscock), de cided not to have any revenue legis lation, neither to increase nor diminish the revenues, and indeed not to consider the question. After further debate Mr. His cock motion was defeated yeas, 90; nays, 1C5. On motion of Mr. I-orney, of Alabama, from the Committee on Militia, the rales were suspended and the Senate bill passed increas ing the annual appropriation for the militia from 1200,000 to 1400,- 000. Tho Speaker laid before the House a message from the Presi dent transmitting a report from the Secretary of btate in relation to the invitation from Her Britanio Majesty to participate in art' Inter national exhibition to be held at Adelaide, Australia, in 1887. Be- ferred. ! -' ' ' " 1: , Mr. Towashend (II). moved to sosnend the rales and bass bill limiting the jurisdiction of tTfilted States Court in patent oases, and to protect persons who, 'without notice, are bona JiJe manufactn rers, vinrchaFersj; fenders and wcrs of patents. . " .' '. i Messrs. To wn she nd, Henderson (Iowa), Morgan (Ala.) and O'Don nell (Mich.) spoke in favor of the bill, and Messrs. Hammond (Ga.) and Butterworth (Ohio) opposed it. Mr. Mills, in order to prevent a vote on it, moved to adjourn, which motion was agreed to, and at 4.30 the House adjourned. Florida .speak.. Oxford, Fla.. Feb. sc. A friend of mine has been very low with rheumatism, and nothing seemed to do him any good. A lady friend sent him one bottle of B. B. B , ami it relieved him at once. T. J. Cakutueks, Merchant. Sold in New Berne by H. N. Duffy and K 11 Meadows. In Memory of Dr. M. II. Barker. In the city of New Berne, on the 10th day of December, lS(i, at half-past nine o'clock, p m , of heart disease, died Dr. W. 11. Barker ut the ago of fifty-nine years. Dr. Bai ker us bom uu the l'Jlh day of Fehruai y , 1 s'7, in a small village in the northern part of hugland: that pait of Lu&! land which is truly the lowlands of Scotland, wheie f ox a Book of Mar tyr:, iitj.i Bums are lireoide cauipauions. lining at au fatly age to Kdiuboro an J living there until manhood, he w as a Scot in education, sympathies and feel ings. In this gieat city uf philesuphers he began the study of 'lirrnoloty and imlat.ed from the schools the vi.-w . I I l.iloBophy which guided him through i greater pit of his life I.. n a!, ut tw euty four years old he cam.- to America as a lecturer on phrenology liit going to Tennessee, from then. c to i ..or gin . a n d coming lo N . i th ( 'and in a in 1 s'.'j. As a professional le. Hirer lie , isite.l almost all the Southern Stales, nut having married in North Carolina hi 1 sl 1 ho passed uio,-t of I. ix Inn.- in i f. i h Suite, and the iiume if In I i k t-r soon l.rcaiiie a household . id. H.s wife having d led in N.m-ln1 i I I.r iiiuiiii-d Mis Mary V . ..'. n " Willi live child i en he let I i-'i v . o I lie death of tills good in .1. v, .I' ll, u ti n .1 tlailling lo llie , . !..:. ii. . Dm nig the duy and up lo u.r in n m of delilh he seemed lo the casual I' server Hi full health and lo all he u as uncomplaining. Vet In - death was lo t a surprise lo a f. friends to whom he had frankly told his condition. Hit owu accurate knowledge of the human organization had not deceived him in his own ens i. Au organic disarrange ment of the heart, with its sudden mor tal effect, he bad quickly discovered and appreciated. The knowledge seemed to cause him no perceptible alarm, and those lo whom he disclosed his fatal trouble well remember his res ignation his calm preparation for the inevitable hour. Noble, true, steadfast in this great trial as in all actions of life. But to the general public to whom he belonged for nearly thirty years, the news of Dr. Barker's death was a start ling announcement, carrying universal sorrow and sympathy. Together with his wife he had gone on a visit to the homo of Mr. Thomas Daniels, a friend, wilh whom in latter years he passed must of his lime, and was wlnling away a spare winter evening' playing the game of draughts. Both w ere intent on the game, and in the pause of the piny his adversary said to him, Move, it is your time." Tho hand ni still. The friend looked up: Dr. Barker was dead' his last movu was made, the game was ended. So passed tho noble old man. A varied life with manifold and strange eipeneuces; a mind stored with exten sive and rare learning, ripened and en riched by years of accurate n:id un ceasing observation; a character most ingenuous, a heart kind and tender, without one stilish or sordid purKse: a strong man, full of human strength, yet bowed in humility to the teachings of tho Carpenter rf Nazareth. Ho had seen and felt the world, had endured its hardships, and rejoiced in its pleasures: had trod its rough roads, and walked in its joyous paths. The journey now was ended. From a natural independent o of thought and from t d ucat i. n I r. Barker found himself, at an early nge, afloat in the mighty current of the world, without religious com ictmus, save such as reason and the pow er of logic, could enforce upon him. S.) he remained until the Bummer of 1879. Happening at this time in Swansboro, where a re vival was being held in the Methodist church under the" direction of Dr. L. 8. Burkhead, Dr. Barker attended the servicas to see how the arguments in behalf of Christian doctrine stood in the crucible of reason. The spirit of the Master tell upon him. A true mind and ever honest, be welcomed the grace of God, and up to the hour of hte death was a strong and steadfast member ef the Methodist Church. Dr. Barker was sincere and true In everything. His faith was the faith of the child, and confident of the saving grace he paesed away. How many will remember Lira with lore and affection; how many will miss the loved friend his genial humor, his sparkling wit, bis charming disserta tions on the mind and on human kind, wherein hia marvelous praotical study of -men made him the sage and philosopher.- The rarest of companions how mahf , how very many, will miss him. Those who- knew him and loved him will keen fresh through time the mem ory of btm passed to mother earth, No tribute need be thus offered, in the ilent sorrow of many hearts, each pare in fond renembrance hit1 individ ual tribute of lore and admiration. M. Hacklea' Arnica 8aire Tsi Best SaLti la the world for Cute, BruMeey 8oree,;TJlcer(ifcr,Sau Kneum, fever ooree, letter, trapped Heade, Chiiblaina, Corns, and nil 6kln Esreptiona, nad poeitively enrM piles or no pey required, i It la guaranteed to pre prfet esa,tKf action, ot money re funded, recie i oeau per box. For aale by it, N. Duffy. . declC - ly Stonewall Items. The young folks anticipate having a tournament at this place on the 6th of January next. Sid Lane has on nand a lot of Christ mas tricks, and will be leased to see all in need of such. S. 11. Harris left here on the 21st for Swift creek, where he expecistobe hitched in double harness w ith Miss Dinkius for a life voyage through this world. May their days be many and happy in the laLd. William Ollib a horse fell down and broke his leg Tuesday evening in Bay- ouro. Andrew flowers lost his horse at the tournament at Aurora. A. II. Hamlin and George Bright have each lost a valuable farm horse with staggers within the past few dpys. Dr. Attmore had the bad luck lo get one uf his buggy wheels smashed to atoms on Tuesday near Alligator creek, belovv the village. Bradford Gatlin's horse balked aud just as the Doctor passed him he started w ith a rush and struck the Doctor s wheel, w hich caused the smash up. Kinston Items. i i Mu I. rafMing going on now . Mrs l'rof. Geo D. Meares went up U Raleigh to vi-itlier mother labtSatur-l day Mr I dislia Lew is of Davie county, is her.- to speint the holidays with his parents. Misn EIi.u Ward . of ii.slow . a ..rmer pupil of Kin. -ton t'olli-ge. was le hi on ' Saturday, on hi r n :ty l.. u. fr n All ele I . A I ow d . I colored t ,n p. nl in. i k -from Georgia, arm. .1 last m I. y train. A consider aid. Mir ,.m n . ir t r i. nils was the r. su 1 1 I ne M isses r.-imn w h . h.i . hi en ' sp. ii.lin soin. nine I . i.-. n a visit t . the ' oi l. . i M. . ,Li- I 'I l.lgeu . I'll' t t ' i 1 . i !.. il. I... I ih. i ! light :i .la. lo i i r v store, a V 1 1 ii lis. The id suggestive t line a r r a v - to IL lit le l" V , iM I o, . and v t. 1 ker g t mi thought!. -h tall:. rank Sutton, a resident of the Mi. 1 county, will move into town ahoiit the second week m January next. He will occupy the house where Mr. W. W. Dunn now resides. We will wel come Mr. Sutton as a citien of Kinston, and in this welcome we will be most heartily joined hy the beaux of our tow n. There are joung ladies in the case Wouritrful Oiirra, W. Ii. Hoyt ft Co., wholesale and re tail druggists of Rome, Ga,, say: We have been selling Dr. King's Now Dis covery, Electric Bitters and llucklen s Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give such universal satisfac tion. There have been some wonderful cures, t Heeled by those medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounced Consumption hnvo been entirely cured by use of a few bottles of Dr. King's New, Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. Wo g-uarantee Ihem always. Sold by It. N. Duffy. C'-OMJMEKCIAJ,. Jot'hNAi. Or pick. Dec. 8 P. M COTTON. Nitv. YdkK., Doc. 22. EuIui- h closed firm. Sales of NU.SniJ bahw. Decen.h. i. 9.12 June, 10 00 January. 9 40 July, 10 09 Februar O.fis August. 10. lo March. 'J.li'J September, . April, 9.80 October. .- May, 'J 91 November. . -- Spots steady; Middling 9 7-l(i. Low Middling S 15-1C; Good Ordinary H 7-10. New Berne Market steady. Sales of ;H hales at 8.50 to 9. Middling 8 0S: Iw- Middling 7 ! 2. ;.),.d Ordinary 7 7 8. irs'tc HIAHK f.T. K :r )Ti.iN-lI2,fiO. O.n roN Sf.ko jij.TiO. TmntNTiNB Hard, 1.00; dip, 81.0. Tab 75c.a81.25. Oats Now, 35c. in bulk. Ookn 45a50c. Rick 50a69. BkkswaX 15c. per lb. Bkkf On foot, 3c. to &c. Countkt Hams 10c. per lb. " Lakd 10c. per lb. EaoB JOj. per dozen. FBitan Pokk 4a0c. per pound. Pranuts 50c. per bushel. FortiER 75c.aS1.00 per hundred. ONlONB-S2.00a2.25 per barrel. Field Pkab 65a70c. Hidrs Dry, 10c.; green Ho. Apples Mattamuskeet, 20a4OV. ; Ood cys, 81.10. Pkakb 75c.a$l.a5 per bushel. Honey 35c. per gal. Tallow 5c. per lb. Cheese 14. Ohickifb Grown, 90aS5c. ; anring 2oaS5c. ailAL 70a per bushel. Oats 50 cts. per bushel. TuwrrPB 50c. per bushel. Irish Potatoes $2.75 per bbl. Wool 10al6c per pound. Potatoes Bahamas, 80c. ; yams, 40c. . West Indlas, SOo.i Harrison. 65o. Ssinoles West India, dull and nom inal; not wanted. Building. 5 'inch hearts, jkj.w; saps. f 1.00 cer M, Molasses afd Sthctts 90aV Powder J 6. 00. Bhot Drop, $1.75; buck, $3.00. ExB0SKin-9e. v State Bank. v ApplleaUoewlllbelriadctot'htLegUtBVtrre ot CiatUiOantUneaA lu approaching aeasion (or a eiiarter tor Bank to be atyled the Mereneate and JTarmara Bank at Nawhvrn, December t, trim, t '; ! taxi E, W. SMJLlV Ofll). CEO. SLOTH. Smallwood & Slover, DEALERS IN GKSKHAL H. l RD Wa RE, ti .v ware; ulassw 'are, WUUI'EAWARK, ( ROCKERY, ; iIl. 14K.RS, RUSLtS. ' !- . 1AT.s', OIU i.VZ, STOVES. r'N"' 1.1'ASM.D AS TO PRICE :TD. QUALITY. Ililtl- strcci, Nit Door to Mot 1 Albert, NEW BEKNE. N. ('. IN STOCK: N. C. Plaids and Bunch Cotton. Shot of All Sizes. SPECIAL Nails per Keg-, at $2.50. Ferdinand lilrich's, N. (f .iia' nDDL: . i r. i-:i C'lali'S 111. I " W" I i 1TA1 AN Has a First-Class Salocn, and keeps .-, choice . !t, t,,,,, ,,f W,ie I.i.juors. Cigars a,, Uminlies ,,( ajj kinds. In iron building ;,. ai the ,,ck Mid dl(! street. NEW HI-.KNE. N. C t Look for il. JiED I.1GH I. (Iec22 ,liv Save Money, and Have Your Horses Shod WILLIAM KELINY, Mr W'urk guarantee' Mark, t hail Bheksmith Shop. d'Jl (13m Family Horse For Sale. ' ,u ! ' 1 i" i t - ' t '-.l i. .. ( ;. v n : le r lln;.i: to lie, . n.) I ... s. i . , i ii,. in. .ii. I I,,, 'lolllK IK.I 1. 1 1'l , I n: s, !i t'M-K one. n r.iM.n lll.le lei 1 1 1 v. Apj.l) ie.-l- illf 1) MAllkf. $700 to $2 500 ai. LSa Z made vorklns for oa, Aimri prrrarred who ean furnlata their on rnraftf and (Ira their whole tbns to the bnatnesa. Spare roomenmv naj be profitably employed aleo. A few Taoanetaa In lo wng aad cltiea. ft f. JQBJiUtVtl W- WU Mala Ut, IUoruDOBdrVa, TO A DVERTISERS. Lowest lUte for advertlslni; In lOoO good npspaxrs sent Iree. Address lifco, I'. KUWEL1.4 OO 10 Xfruce St . N. V. aecls dim OPERA HOUSE, NEWBEEN, CHISTMAS DAY. TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES 8ATUKDAY, DEC. 23. Grand Family Matinee at 8.80 o'clock. Children 2.ric. Adults 50c. Reappesrance of the Jolly FavoriUrs. Ilowortli'rt Double Show! GRAND mBERNIOA AND Dublin Dan Comedy Company, A Superb Specialty Company headed by Bryan OXynn, the greatest of. all "Irish; Guides" in Howorth's latest laughable, success, -, . THE TWO DAliS. Or, Merry Mac and Lively' Positively the bwt orgarfltatloB1 1 bj tti'l . ?la-JH - fteeie!ay bi tln ndeeteeenaMliv ry e-ver witnessed In a grand tout thruoa-b. Ireland, (itvlm? more fJt. fi hei riSK' -. ity than any show traveiinta ... f,,,," . 14 SPECIALTY. ARTISTSwtKlai . " G GREAT, COMEpiAKSj'.M 6f Introducing their aharaoterMlA . m "? " -nnI peclalUea. Braw SSd a O'rSSeuSTi ' Under the leadership .r Ptotl HS SZ' me emlnentGornet Moloiat:r JT?1 1 1 . at Headows' Drug Stare. TV " . OeijeraiAdmiasioh. sdy'rVsmtdtw -Out extra eharce. .aal.sjfctwT'ii rf . Proprietor. 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