YQIi. V.-NO. 228. ,
NEW.JBRNE. N.-O.. FBIDAY DECEMBEK 24, 1886.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
.iV 4
tirii ktjtu If r North.
rt iftntftudeTTT0 8' West.1
jun ne.7.-02 j Length of day,
iab mi, 4:47 1 hours, 45 minute.
Moon tiit at :30 p.xn,
ow al
. -A o W. L. Palmer r
AT BBU-'tf TUB JSWELEB We bare
ill (lock, or can furnish to order, Chum
and Society Pint, Rings, Seals and
Clumps iirea variety.
JuSt what 70a want for a .Xinao 1'iea
etl. Suitable fo Ladiee, Gentlemen and
Youth, will be found at
23 4t Shoe stoiu;.
A. C. Goodinq8 Fat Tikkkys have
arrived and are on sale at Wm. Hollus
ter tore.
SlbPMI Buppebs!! SuiteksII!
BluePjnah BriRhton; Old Gold Orien
tal; j Ths-Diudo; The Dixey. The
AdoAii:, Albert; The TortoUo,
Win4v" ,'ator; tireen Alligator; Black
Allium 1 : ivory Alligator, and a full
lino of Goat and Patent Leather Slip-
peri, at ATTBOiQU 8 bilOK STOKE.
Anofliorlotpf that fine Canada Malt
Deer at- J J. V. Taylor's.
"... deSUt
CBBISTHAS TbEAT. Until Friday
night I will sell best sugar cured Ilunis
at 18 J ct. perjxmnd.
J.F. XA-VIiOE, fool Middle St.
d214t
Got) FMUDA Ohjl;, 8 OO per
box. "Cornlr Tfj. Middl and liroad sis.
dertdwlm J B. Palmpk.
Schooner Melrin just arrived from
West lad i with imported Liquors for
Jas. Rtdfciolid. deoi.jl
Trackers Peas and Bsiina of iu- enr
lieat and beat varieties.
(iHO. AU-K.N V to.
IaI
Turnaj
manse for lhs7. at
(iBO. Al.l-K.N &.
Please remenibei that C. V.. t-t.ox kk
ia desiroaeef aahare of ibe Christmas
trada for such articles as Canhiks,
freah and pure, Radius, Cm rants,
Citron.11 Minoe Meat, lieef Tongues,
Spices, Celery Seed. Mustard Seed.
Macaroni Cheese, Codfish, Buckwheat.
Powder Shot, Oapa and Shells.
i..v,, delBdtfwlt
The strain m some two
hours late
The schooner MeMn is undergoing
repairs at Howard dock. ,
The Stout left last night with a full
cargo of cotton and naval store.
Onlyaix prwoners in Craven county
jail, the snjsll wt number for sometime.
Th6,e'Uh4B jaiaUtle Club has
jMleoUd 'Saauak-y j Uth. 18HT, to visit
NaTBwie."""
The Baptist Sujada-sc.hool will hold
an entertainment at the church on Mid
dle street on Saturday, Christmas, n ight
The publio is oordially invited.
Thepoatoffio will be open for general
delivery Christmas day from till 10
o'clock. Money crder trnd registry
atparfirt b'e.rofpa' du'riog the
dy' Si Voir.'.
Sheriff Stimson K'xes notice to all
merchants pft others dqig.busi.ess tliat
requires a license, to obtain their license
by the 10th day of January. 1&7. See
"ad."
The wife of Daniel Moeeley, who was
seTerely burned, iMA Q-"e on, Wednes
day eTenIng,,died,:. yesterday evening.
Moeeley himself is in' rather n critical
condition, f" ' T" 1 ?
Remember tneJniatin'ee of Tlo worth's
Uibernica morroir, Christmas, at 2:30
x p m. i Tn"eTwoT3ana'r' and" "the sce
' nery wsrlanrujeths ehildren as well as
Sicta Clans.
OnitWa nnrnher ef ' cadets from the
BUSINESS LOCALS
Mixed Pickles and Chow Ch
DatHs School t La Grange were in the
city yesterday. Of thoso spending the
holidays In the city we note J. C. C.
- Koonce, 6r4,taridaj,tiBltta relatives,
and Claude Foy.
Th reoile Advocate is out again.
It does.Het rflatmto' be k tollticl organ,
. but desire the presaulration of hoaestr,
i Intejcrity and WBer,. status, in the
literary field among the colored people.
Is this we wish ft uocess. , ,
Ja4y!.Biddle7,&qVwain the city
yeaUray. and ,was greeted; by many
' friends. He has been aon South for
" about a yekf uper8Jn3jBglarpeBUn
hifrs'v tlary -Me"t'iibKetorn'ed
' fmm Wui( to Florida. -
, We call attention to the school adver
tisement in 1 thie Kisae fv iKineey V
Female School at La Grange and .Kins
ton oc!r. "i v' tV m
Kire. y a School is the -oaly female
boarder 1 ' school ' in- -this : section
of I's1 State, ; Tba' proprietor
- is a t cher - of - many yaare . er
perierjc; one that has prnctical Ideas
ofhison.. Tarprts would do. well to
enquire 1.-0 tae merits of. this school
bff'ire p'jir'-j their children elsewhere.
, Kirton Ca..-.-9 1 still conducted by
tr.M rr" j tJucstor Dr. R. H.
IwiF, l as a'rr-ndy scqnired a
f.ate rcr la 2 a fall corbs
ct rc tt t scbf-ri B vi has rare
fscilil.f's f-r ir.fr ,r ' t young,
' "
- . J!-'':
Ths Ot-Is ia rmrorm. '
"Who are those pretty girls dreised
m grayV' inquired a Joiukal reporter
at thaGaloe House yesterday morbiag.
; "They are Mis Rena Hookrand
Muy Caho," teplied a bystander "on
their way from Kinney 's School at Ijl
Grange to their hemt-f in Pamlico to
fpeod Chriittii)a8."
"Is there anything ieculiar about
Kinsey's .School that he should draw
students from Pamlico, putting right
through New Iierne"r"
"Well, I do not with to disparage
your schools here; 1 know you have
some excellent teachers, but there is un
advantage at Kineey's School for girls
that ywti riirely find in any school. In
the liit place Kiust-y id a born teacher;
he is not only qualified to teach, but he
portsei-oea a lare i-huie of what is called
common sense, lie is progre3sive;tliinkB
fur hiaict-lf, and hid thoughts always
have u practical turn. Now those pi etty
tills id gray w hoiu you speak of are
wearing the uniform .f the school.
Kiusey, knowing that a gn-at deal of
money wun wailed in dress at boarding
schools, determined to uuifoim Ins and
reijuiie all to dress alike, neat, but
not taudy. Knowing how to teach
himself, lie uImi knows when 0110 can
teach and therefoie his abiinlanls, of
whom ho has three, are all competent
and ptculiaily lilted for the positions
thoy occupy in the school. Another
tiling, lie Ih:u ds the pupils from u dis
tance in his own house and can alwayn
have a w alchf ul care over them '
"Are thi-r,u gula going to ri-turn :illr
tlit holidayhv
well, von miibt li.iiii Hi. it loi . ui -
stflf. leant say us to that. '
The n poll, r, not to he ha II led , sought
.111 iiitrod 111 ti hi and learned from the
young ladies' own lips that they were
going to n tui 11, and that they w ere very
much pU.tni ,1 with Mi. K iusey s man
agement of the school and his method
of leaching The lepoitei was specially
pleaxcd w llli the idea of uniforming
Hf,lus I J The Kli-e.
Our colored people are making ar
rangements to celebrate the 24lh anni
versary of the emancipation proclama
tion, but it seems that they can do
nothing without the political factions
coming to tho front.
f It was talked on the streets yesterday
that at a meeting called by Nathan
Styron on the 2d Wednesday night in
December to lake steps for the celebra
tion, the lliihn crowd rallied their
forcis uml declared that no Coalitionist
should bo allowed to take any promi
nent position in Uiu celebration; a few
were appointed on u committee to
solicit contributions, hut tho positions
of honor w ere confined to the "straight
outs," Tbe Coalitionists became iudignant
at such proscription and called another
meetiug of the colored people of New
Berne and proceeded to make arrange
ments for the celebration without re
gard to politics. In appointing tho
committers ami Vice Presidents both
the llahn nud Sliruaon faction were
recognized, but whether or not tho
llal.u fad will consent to the ar
rangement remains to be seen.
The spirit of these factions is often
brought to the surface in our courts.
It is Boaiftiuies deemed a cause for
challenge in selecting jurors; if a Llahn
man is on trial a Stimson juror is chal
lenged. Of course no Judge, as well
as we remember, has ever held that this
was ground for challenge, hut the
spirit exhibits itself just the same. It
is a disgrace to the colored people, or
rather shows their incapacity to prop
erly exercise the elective franchise, but
a colored minister in thiscity remarked
to us on one occasion that a few whito
men were responsible for it all.
The Silver Dollars.
Washington, December 21. The
Secretary of the Treasury has asked
Congress to make further provisions
for tbe storage of silver dollars as soon
as possible. Estimates are transmitted
for the cost of a storage vault of one
hundred millions capacity without the
court-yard of the Treasury building.
For a double steel lined vault the esti
mates of $109,673, and for simple vault
with steel lining, $27,804.
The secretary has sent to the House a
communication from the surperviBing
architect calling attention to the advis
ability of making special appropriations
of $819,975 for repairs of public build
ings.: The largest of the items are
$199,000 for Chicago and $109,500 for
New York buildings.
In his communication to the Secre
tary the Architect saysr As it has been
decided that payment for heating ap
paratus for new buildings cannot here-!
after be made from the general appro
priation for "heatinfr, hoisting, end
ventilating apparatus,'.' it Is necessary
thet appropriations, aggregating. $153,'
500 should be made for that purpose"
,.,1 1 ' ... " -i
,.s j Uw'V- FUrlda liuki, f uf.K A
OSfORD, Fla.', Feb.' 2,
A friend of mine has been very low
with rheumatism, and nothing seemed
to do him any good.4 A lady friend
sent him one bottle of IV B. B., and It
relieved him at enoe.
- - T. J. Carcthers, Merchant
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
end E. H. Meadows. ,
Forty-SlBth Congress Second Session.
SENATE.
, Washington, Dec 21. Mr. Mor
rill, from the Finance Committee,
reported back favorably the bill to
fix the charge for passports at $1,
and it was immediately passed.
Air. Allison, lrom tbe Committee
on Appropriations, reported back
tno House bill making appropria
tious to supply deficiencies for pab
lie piiutiu, with au amendment
requiring tbe money to be expended
rateably. Tbe amendment was
agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr. Morgan offered a resolution
calling on the President for cor
rehpondeuee with the Government
of Nicaragua relating to theN'icara
guan Hup canal, or to the treaty
on that subject which was peuding
in the ben ate on the Itli of March.
iN. Adopted.
A concurrent resolution lor
uonuav ii'i-esN I10111 tomorrow to
January l!h was presented and
agreed to.
ATt. ('tilloin called up the con
fereuce report on the Inter State
Commerce bill. Ho said that he
did so lor the purpose of giving the
Senator lrom Iowa (Wilson) an
opportunity ot making some ie
mariis upon ttie uui, alter winch in
accordance with tho suggestions ol
many Senators on hot h sides as to
tho impracticability of action on it
before the holidays) he would let
I ho lull go over until after the holi
I,, , ,
nays, lie announced, iiowcver,
that when the Senate resinned its
sessions, ho would again call up the
conference icpoit, and insist upon
its consideration lrom day to day
itnt il disposed of.
JMi". Wilson, ol Iowa, thereupon
proceeded to address the Senate in
favor ol the adoption ol the report
At the conclusion of Mr. Wilson's
mnarksMi. Caietlen inquired of
Mr. ( ulliiin as to his intentions in
iegard to the management of the
bill, lie said that he regarded it
as a wise and conservative measure;
that the country demanded the
passage of some sucli bill, and that
it was the duty of Congress to act
upon it. A large portion of tho
time of tho session after tho holi
days would bo taken up by the
Appropriation bill, and unless this
bill was acted upon promptly and
in the early part 01' tbe session, it
was liable not to bo acted upon at
all, and would fail for want of time.
Mr. Cullom replied that his own
preference would be to proceed
with consideration of tho bill until
up to tho recess, but there seemed
to be so unanimous a desire that it
should not bo pressed to considera
tion at tln time, in view of the fact
that Congi ess would adjourn to
morrow, and that many Senators
desired to go home this evening,
that bo had only thought it wise
and proper to ask for its considera
tion today, so that the Senator
front Iowa might mako some re
marks on tho subject. lie appre
ciated the fact that the bill might
easily be allowed to fail for want of
time; but so far as he was concerned,
it should not do so if l.e had the
power to prevent it. He would ask
the Senate lo resume its considera
tion immediately alter tho recess.
The bill then went over, and the
bill to establish agricultural experi
ment stations in connection with
agricultural colleges, was taken up
as unfinished busiucss, and it was
arranged that it should retain its
place on the calendar.
An executive session was held
and the Senate adjourned.
no-USE RKPliKSENTATIVES.
After the reading of tbe Journal
the Speaker called the attention of
the House to. the vote on tho ques
tion of adjournment yesterday eve
ning. As the result was handed to
the Chair, the vote stood yeas 124,
nays 1-1, and therefore the Speaker
declared the House adjourned. An
examination showed that the vote
really was yeas 121, nays 127.
Tho error had occurred by reason
of tho great confusion existing in
the ball during the roll call.
Mr. Reid, of Me.Tuen we are
still in session.
Mr. Towushend, of 111., contended
that as the Bouse had refused to
adjourn, tho legislative day of Mon
day must now be continued.
Tbe Speaker The Chair thinks
tbe Honse did adjoarn. Laughter.
: Mr. Morrison, from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported
back the concurrent resolution for
a holiday . recesa fromf. December
22d to January 4th.' Agreed to. '
On .motion, of ;;Mr,JBucUaMri,
Senate'' amendment: to the bill for
tbe relief of tbe 'snrvitora of the
Arctic exploring steamer "Jean
nette",was concurred ia. " i, rr;
Mr. Dingley -'preBeateoT remon
strancea of tbe Boards of Trade of
Pensacola, Fla.;-" and s " Portland,
Oregon, against the freer ship bill.
Also, a memorial of the vessel
owners and captains of the Natic n-'
al Association for the passage of a'
bill to place coastwise sailing ves-1
sela on the same basis as to pilot
age as coastwise steam vessels.
Referred.
Mr. Welborn, from the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs, reported the
ludian Appropriation bill, and it
was referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
Mr. Wheeler, of Ala., from the
Committee on Military Aff airs, re
ported the Military Academy
Appropriation bill, and it was re
ferred to tbe Commitjee if the
Whole.
The House then went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Army
.appropriation uui. mere w as no
general debate, and the bill was
immediately read by paragraphs
for amendments. On motion ol
Mr. Bragg, ot Wiscou&i-i, an
amendment was adoted provufug
that when an arm v officer ti aveling
on duty travels on any rail' 'ad on
which t uited States troops are en
titled to be transported fiee of
charge, he shall be allowed only
four cents a ruilo as a subsistence
lund. The committee soon rose
and reported the bill to the House.
Other amendments had been
adopted 111 committee, but t la-
above is the only one 111 which t In
House concurred. The !;!! then
passed.
Mr. Towushend. ol Ulinm.., limn
the Committee on Appropi latams,
reported the Invalid lYuMon Ap
propriati.m bill, and it was referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
It approti. iates ?7fi.'J-"' I. .'(( ilu
xact umop'it of the esi nates and
being I7!),:j(Kt more than the ap
iropriation for the current e.u.
Mr. Morrison, from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported
a resolution for the distribution ol
the President's message, ami it
was relerred to the toinni.ttec ol
the Whole. Adiour Tied.
They n;iy Itit-elow in buiiiit ' Itettii
and the baby" for hulf of their Kill
money, but the baby don t cure n win
so iodr as it can get plenty of Or Hull n
Cough Hyrup.
Kinston Items.
Election or Officers.
The following are the numen ol tht
oflicera of Lenoir Lodiie No. 471, K. of
it., elected for the ensuing year: I)
David Oettinger; V. 1)., F. M.LaKoque;
A. D , D. It. JaokHon; It., J. l Hunkitt;
It., T. J. Meacham. T,, J. E. Nunn;
C, R. II. Lewie; II., S. Oetlinger;
Uuar.,G. E. Miller; S. , G. L. Kllpat-
rick; Med. Ex., Dr. li. lull; Trustees,
Dr. H. O. Hyatt. Jub. A. Fridifen and
W. Grainger; Hop. to Urand Lodfre,
E. Miller; li. L. Taylor, ulternato.
"For there wis'iwit yet a Philoso
pher that con Id endura thoj toothache
patiently." Perhaps not bnt there V
little wit in enduring it al all, w hen 'ne
boltle of Salvation Oil will cure it.
Disastrous Fire in. Oalv-i btcn.
Galveston, Dec. 21 A dirfuMrou
fire broke out at 3 o'clock Hum inoruiriK
in the residence portion of the city, on
Avenue K, between i!M and i.".M
streets. This section of the city isonm-
posed almOBt excluBively of wooilen
buildings, and the tire tprcud u ith
great rapidity. Owing to the water in
the cistern iu the vicinity becoming ex
hausted, and before the llatncH were
controlled, they h;id Hvcpl over the
greater portion of two eipiareH from
Avenue L to Hroadway. bounded by
21st and 22d ktrceta. Seventy i ighl
dwelling housed and two grocery Mores
wero burned. Much household larm
ture was saved. The total loan ih t sti
mated at from S80.000 to SH o.t.oO. in
surance about $50,000.
OALVESTON, Dec. "Jl. Later est invites
place tho total loss at 8120.000. The
total insurance aggregates 817' 00.
W ondcrtul Curt.
W. B. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and re
tail druerists of Rome, Ga,,sny: We
have been selling Dr. King's New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Ducklen's
Arnioa oalve for two years. Have
never nanalea remedies mat sett as
well, or give such universal satisfac
tion. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by use of a few bottles of Dr. King's
New; Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Hitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by R. N. Duffy. .
Col. Polk's Address to the Farmers 1
ROOKT Motjkt, Dec. 20 Col. L. L.
Folk, of Winston, addressed the farm
ers of this section today on agriculture.
His address was well appreciated by
those who heard him. It was filled
with good logical reasoning and was
very Instructive, and if the farmers
will hoed his adric they will soon be
on the road to prosperity. B
- Wilmington Sdt. " ' ' "
w Backlea'S Arnica Sal.
Tire Best Salv fit tbe world for
Outs, Braises, Sores, Uloers, 8a u
Rheum, . Fever Soree, . Xetseri app4
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and tkia
Eruptions, And pcwftivfllf rabre piles
or no pay required It is taargniaad to
give perfeol satisfaction, er trroney re
funded. Price 25 eentslper box. For
ale bf KKjJtoSrtf'ltl JOH
tt Ten WUh Arctal-, .
Of PLtro Tobaooo, ask your dealer for
-ia mp.".(i. j'ii;..'3j eexiowiwi
COMMERCIAL.
JOCKKAL 0F1C. lire ?3 8 P. M
OOTTOl
New Youk, Dec. 26. t uuu e? closed
dull. Salt of 63 Oou bulco.
December. 9 36 June j j
January, 9 37 July, :nc
February 9.51 August :an
ktarch. 9 6.! 8eptemLt:r
April, 9 Vi October
May, J November -
Spots ijuir-i, Middling 9 T 1'., l.jw
Middling 15-lti. Good Ordinary " 7 :
New Berne Market steady ..1.- !
80 bales at S 50 to ,MJ
Middling 35m 1.w M. ; :.i.t: 7
1 '- Good Ordinary 7 7 v
oontttific niKUKi
HtED OOTTOS $2 lit'.
OjTTONSiLKU Js 'i.i.
TCWICNTLNB llai d t .In
TAK-75c.ain .25
Oats New, UV- I . A
Corn 45a Wc
RlCE-50a6O
hEKSWAJt I "),-. prl II
Bkhf On foot, ac to ix
CV'UNTKV Hams 10c. uer II
Laud luc. i.er 1 1 ,
Eoqb-10.' per doren.
FKB8H PuUK 4iattc per p,,un.'.
PkaNUTS 60c. per tiunllei
Fowmttt 75c. a$ 1.00" per hundi. .1
Omonb S2.C0a2 25 pel bane:
Field Pkas 65a70c
IilDllS Dry, loc green V
Al'IT.KS Matlamui-tiet I '.'"mlOi i.
es, Jfl.10.
l'KAlts 75c aSl '-', pi i I ul.i '
HoNKY 35.-. per eh!
TaLLOw 5c per !l
Cukksk- 14
ClMCKKNS r c . v t . .loa.-lt,, . ,
a! hal 7(1 (.-f l.u.-i.i :
OaTs- f.O n r 1 u -1 , . I
Tl H.MPS-50i per bunhel
I l.lsll Put a Toes - S'J 7 . pi I I .
W 'KJL -l"alttc. pel ptiono
Potatoes - Haliiiiur ;,o, inn. !
Wfr-l llnll i- .',0, Hmi ir-ull I,',,
HllINOI.ES -WiM India, dull nil n
n.al not wanted MuiMin n
hear'.K. rf.;; 0(i sapt- Jl ' :i i,ei K
W lol.l A I I ,, f .
N I V SI l.bK I'oLK - t' 1
Mil U.l'KH Ml I 7 .
('. K. i.. F II ., li V r ! ! i
h i.oi li ?".t dO.ii,. 0(i
I.AKP 7-i.v by the ii, i .
N Ailit Hauls 10'h, t'.' .'..
Hi UAH- (iranulmed .
t'oKKKK -llal2c.
Halt S0uS5c. per i-i.- 1
MOLA88K8 AND SYHI'PH .'Oh4 5
PoWDKK 80.00.
H110T Drop, 81.75, t.uek, 82 00
Kehwkm-c.
Laud For Sale.
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alTWM.V: oriock. M .n, f,,il.ii nu in,,,i
Lytiin on l.llllf.swiu 1'it-ek In nal.l ronniv
Hitjolnlnu lunils of Jan. I0I11, lh lu.e laiuin,
UlM Howe IhihIn im,1 olhlTH ronliillllli liOoliI
forty IlI'M-S Ml , I lolMHTl, in,. piii,.U i,
Cul 1 11 Mori s
Tel 11. i UN 1 .
MienfPs Iffice, ConEty of Cravfn,
Nl iv Iil I.M., Dec. 2"i. I"-1-!'.
NOT III,
To .Verdi. nits, Trailers, keepers ol
Holds, Refftutirniits, :unl I'errii"-',
ami others :
Ail personn now eiiagi d 111 ny
tr.nl' profession or hiisinesx nil 1 in en
iMin.iy, taxed under .Schedule H' of
the Keveniio Laus ol North l .irolinn,
ari' l,i lul y nolitii d to come I rurd
iilld renew their In eiiho on 11 In fi re
the 10th . 1 :i y of January, 17, at this
otlic" foi Hie enduing )ivir eomnieneii
January 1M. 17. And all perilous de
mi in- 10 engiigH 111 any bui-iniss niiirt
also i.uiain a liceiine.
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Slierifr of Craven Coiml v
State Bank.
Appl k.ii ion will lie maile lo Ihf IkhIbi un
of Nor lh Carolina at It approaching inniini
for a cliRiIer f ,1 Hank io l lvTxl die
U.rphul,!. m.,,1 I nrmoK, n.nV a.
N. V
MANY CIT1ZKNH.
Dor 1' in Oer i
Rock Lime,
Plaster.
Cements,
Goat Hair
R. O. E. LODGE,
CRAVEN STREET.
BeJow Kxprexs Oflice,
nnva d3wAw
Estate For Sale.
A large lot with commodious dwel
ling and tenant honse on it, in the city,
for sale. Nicely sitaated, in rood lo-
oalitv. - Terms vsrv mri ' - I
Apply to v-.5 ; !,;
QUION 4k P BLUSHER.
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MSUIHOOD.
(lEO.SLOFfl.
Smallwood & Stover,
i'ealehs in
uj- .s:ual hardware,
:is w.i. i.e.' ni. ass u '.-i he,
it uoI,K.)EK, CROCKERY.
-if ! " iRS. RUMIS.
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IFP.ICF AIT D QUALITY.
M i.l. II
, Next Door lo
I VI. .nt,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
IN STOCK :
N. C, Plaids
and Bunch Cotton.
Shor of All Sizes.
Nails per Kea, at
. $2.50.
Ferdi-tand Erich's,
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Red Light,
MiLDLl.
K. WHITMAN
Has a FirGt-Cla-r, Salnrn
and kr,
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kin.l-
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die Mr,
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f all
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NEW HI h'M-..
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Save M:;:;r Have V l: Horsrs Shod
WILLIAM KKLINY,
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Family Horse For Sale.
ne, . 'ill ,, ,X .K -.
3700 to $2 500 ih "Ess 2
m4l 9rxjrk.Uin tor u. Afrnh, pnfsmMl who can
farnlabilietr own hone and (It their wbol ttmo
to OwiJiuIim. Slave momenta m7 he pmfitalily
cmi4,iT",l bJo. A few TaABDob Id town and clUra.
fi. f. iVUXtivX A CO.. Via IUId SU, lUctuaoud. V.
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OPERA HOUSE. NEWBERN.
CHISTMAS DAY.
TW t (.RANI) fEItFOUMANCEH
s 1 ritiiAv, i)i:u. 2.
(iriitid Tauuly Matinee at a.80oVlock.
Childieii 2'h-. Adults 50c.
"Pl'enr8ni '.
Howiirf li
the Jolly Favoii
Doulile SImim !
GRAND HIBERNIOA
AMI
Dublin Dan Comedy Company,
A Superb Specialty Company heeded by
Bryan OXynn. the greatest of all "Irish
Guides" in Howorths latest laughable
SUCO8S,
THE TWO DANS,
Or, Merry JAw Lively OV.
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ii the
lrjland . wiving aore fn n frw trom TalpeV
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