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LOCAL NEWS
ft HH xf-i-'k
VJ Hew Berne, latitude, BIPV North.
. 'r. j lu rieee.7:ll I Length of W.
r .. &uik iifi i-M I S Hoari. 44 ninatee.
' ? - fcooa icU aflO.34 p.'m. " '
ii'Mi i
fn,.fa dressed.
tnrkeia at K. E,
"i -, j j I Flower Seeds for hot" doom end gar-
' TTaoift peylifWrth cent. '
tun an8 fry one oT ba r its w Be. o igars I
jno. T, itaymon. i
j ft a rt: ( t ir. v ohh Duinr. ! ' I
& 1113 4 Uiltu. . 1
A LzAltflia I)lur.Tbe Bdtinors I
rfSatlr Sn emn :-be Si
'' ae day tt ia prlntet)
waakJ ttn lit- i -
! famished yon the I
printed- at 15 oente perl
j1 fcoYt ','6i'ciir on the anarket,
ItlA lit- I V"i I
' JOvT. BArnon. -For eale only
kenrettand Boabi of the e&r-l
dPeetiVerletM.. ,
ii u,i. uko. Allu ft Co.
fa delightful smoke for 5 eta. call
Male
Twrntt'e Almanacs for 1887, at
nCDTATUur ft CO. I
-rn
i irua
Itleatafe
V J
OaoIWOss OsAMaM $8.00 mrteeraoee la theooats considerable dlf-
nof! uorarv or tUNia an uroad au. I
Wfllm cr . . a faUUK.
ance you all tne printed atationery I
on hand that yon need y if noti call
oe and get apeoiall.
A good shower of rain last ntght.
. i The) steamer Trent arrived from
jtiJTataewyeeterday evening.
up
"A large terbwd of New Bemians left
1 1 for Cileigh yesterday as witnessea in
: the cMi of Utteaey against Lane.
The echdohJ O-nrietta 1IUK CmaL
me a T - ... . I
huh nmvea yesteraay evening irom
Charleston with a cargo of phoaphatea
net sva- I
lor ueo. Alien a. uo. I
reoeived another I
CsrgQ Of thosw fins Broad creek oysters
xaMaeaAew eeaaii They frrtng one I
dollarrJaUty the argo. aod
- i
qelck
Ns
font on board a steam-
J 11
boat la
thia district (which embrace!
i rfat ISM by eg'
ision tlo aaya the
' report of the inspector of steam veseela
aaws g9 Le InatwtrnB
Sheriff 8tinMoa" reporta that only
. I i ' ' i
aijiLL. . . I
--ll-'I w
Iftfwal
wssiiiiira limning Df iiv w HM
) woaAUpenau' Xbelr attention is ealled to
aeipn 40 of the revenue act of 1885.
r TbebuaidBf aJdwmanrWTTmlngton
have stvoaehe prre0fBn to aub
y ' aorlUeiMMio1 the1 WpeFear and
They will apply to tha General Asaem
M t at aa act to allow, the aneetlo to
beubmlUdto tb qnaUfled vo(ere oftloo hannonlone; discordant and
theoity. . ' lotherwiaa. The following ia a list of
. . nr .i i i fir ' , !
aWesa mavkee, f l"
V Tha A. at V.'C K. wU1 kail tioketa tn
(amerawhodeaiMio attend the meet.
' held ia Raleigh a the night of the 18th,
,at td and onehalf eeau per mile 4a6h
R.l.th mJ Mtnra . nr. u .
SeKTOlrooato
hdopUng meaearea (hat wMI be of bene-1
. . . . . . (
. BUU-
,tersi
" ALJWgvav, naanafaotmrer of
tcU;dIUa,bto.;of stU.
atoB, U la the eity. He it introdncing
A' IL-afdaaa', aaanua nati. whieh U
rapUly ntning favnr with tha far-m
Of Eat-ra Carolina. f .... , ,T
L'n L Wewman, bf 'Prorldeaoe,
r-r I
R. I.. Is ia the eKy. pa toed frieada
", mK!Iw 1. ..Ui
m iae pnip laocory aa uraywooa, WDOiua eJsvwst taetnnUy expired.
atwg'sa a freet aim. . ,vi v, ?
" Ur.Isaae Lmckft Cypreat creek.
wviry, atrfved last aigbt with a 1
le iwi' ct dreaaed . iarkeva - which ha
hi itC-rir Jea,Btra,;-i
. . "'.,' "", - ' ' '
,SZ QUa.).
' C ar tea tsman, Dj,1 Oeo. C' Bagbyi
a- 1 1 i V l Cere Li no neceeaity of
t ' 2 hoca with cholera when
l v 1 tre a remedy ao aim pie and cheep
'(. Tie rayt the, aalt
It ta dry a least oaea or
. r ia awf. or? eJJpA, bat
; r t lal a trocth. Our
'f w Ho is a rr0'
a 1 ; r -r, rsea-the
' - ' ' :'(' "'.'-a cf L"me,
' : t ' - 1 r r"s
"il' ,1 aever
T ' 1 1. is cr
: t f r t' t
, ii c .'. 3
'(!!"
Vk IckMli of Saw
the midat of political exohamaat
eomieeted aleotior eaaea tha paopla
Va Bern mint not forget and
gtecty their edueatiooal Intereet. la
18 4be bid towa had a boom in thia
line which reaulted in the erection of a
handeome building and the maintn-
ane b a achool With font oE t han
dred tnpile for (fbnr; yera. The da-
iwa;wiiiviniii nivi to wo
I oonautuuonauty of ecu Pj wuioh ;axee
were J0vteo xor Me . appport oi graaea
achoola waa a ear ere blow to oar school,
bat etlll Mr peopla are yet ali re to their
edaeational Intereet and eontinne to
keep alive tha spirit of progress and
enlightenment.
We are not ao united ai a few yeara
ago, and we feaAIChare are no eo many
ebildren atUndtg achool, but there i
a hope that the General Aaaembiy may
do eomething by f which the doon of
our elegant building aad academy
groande may again be thrown open to
thoee who are unable to command the
prioe of entrance.
From the beat information we can
obtain there are now in the city about
875 children enrolled in the various
J achoola. When the doors of the graded
I school ware opened to all, there were
erer 500. The coat then waa about
15.500 per annum; the coat now, of all
the achoola. is about $3,000; but
little
rarence In the namber of ehildren at-
tending; and we fear the non attend
anoe of a large number of ohiidren is on
Looount their inability to dv the
... ,
Our graded school us now organized
haa never had a better corps of teachers
slnse its first organisation. The teach
ers of tha primary grades, Mrs. Ferrebee
aad Miss Brookfleld, have been with the
school from the beginaing and are
doing just aa efficient work as erer; the
Intermediate grades are taught by
aliases Oliver, Allen and Hollister, ?ery
efficient teaohers in every respect, while
the higher grades are taught by Mr
James Thomas and Professor Nes.1. the
superintendent, both first class scholars
and teachera. Ia addition to thia Miu
Hannah Allen renders assistance In tbe
lnarnediate gradea and gives lessons
la book-keeping, a very important fea
ture la the sohool. The 6nly thing the
school lacks is tbe meana to employ
mora teaohers and let the doore be
thrown open to all. Every child in the
community onght to have tbe advan
tagee of tnoh education as is given
there, and we hope the time la not far
distant when the Aoademy Oreen will
again have ita five hundred children.
area so send to school and want good
good
service and oheae tuition oanaot do
better than eend them to the New Berne
graded achool.
A New Baa.
Oar (Cltiene have been entertained,
or annoyed, recently bj the serenades
amateur band of musicians who
have been going from house to house
nd flilinf v the air. with, sound a neeio-
i insvmmenoB nseo: a norn oomo witn
looe tooth out, a tea cent jewaharp, a
Ova oeat hell, a Ave cent tin horn, and
fla cent Ua fl,ut4? ynn mea
I have diabanded for the present.
Death of Lord Xddealeigh.
iMBixjw, jan. uota taaeaieign ia
PirdNrth11-
.4 P Thus far but an eagre partio-
a IH 1M kiwi mnliii lk ilulk nf
the death ofi
urd iddiuigh. ThM
ascer-
I w. VW , MVWWVf VMM
ha waa taken
?I"lm?" . "
P. v. It haa now been ascertained
that Lord Iddealalch was not Uken
"0"
that ha fainted whUe aaoending the
etalrh ot Load Baliehorya official real
iis fv .a ea . a t . .
deaoa, m Downing etreet, as be waa
w vtsia nte SOTaaoip. xxm was
- tWeOi Baaas) Vp.
Nrwaaa, Oa,, June 4, 1885.
. Fnr mu 1 k. . mnt.
ferer from Rhenaiatianv affect In r both
aneuiaera 10 aaea aa exunt that I ooaid
not pat oa say aoat withoot help. The
aee of seven bottles of B. B. 8. effected
en entirteere. I refer to Rev W. W.
Wadawwta aad all anerchanta of New
nan. , i Jaoo SroaaLKa.
Sold U Kew Bene by &. N. Daffy
and E. H. Meadowa. - - .
Tha Iron Chancellor.
Pakis, Jta.lt. A speech of Bismarck
ia the German Reichstag yceterday
ereated a derp imprewion here, and the
general . opinion la thu it doee not u
crease the prorecu of peece. . - 1
" klea's Iratts stalv.
Taa Tnsr Balvi ia tbe world for
Cuts, Broisee, 8oree, Uloere, Bai
t Hiro, Fr Sor. Tetter, Charred
' sr J . C : ..L .'?, ('. res. aad all hkin
1 , -,-( v-- - T-r'y enre r"
. It is r-:-nract,d to
;'. i n,cr MODfj re
1 ' 1 rrbo. For
: r " . f.is It
mi
THE GKBTBBAI. ASSERBI.T.
Special to the Jocxkai
RatEiaa, N. C, Jan. 13, 1887.
Senate bill to allow convicts in county
jsila to he put at work on public roads
waa defeated, ,
Alexander waa annonnoad aa ohai4
man of committee on fiah and oysters
in tne senate tne following were
the principal bills introduced: To el
low Carolina Central road to exchange
stock for bonds; to grant further time
for extension of Cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley railway to Mount Airy and Pat
terson.
After much debate, bill passed giving
magistrates jurisdiction of offences of
carrying concealed weapon! , fine to be
not leas than ten dollars nor over fifty
dollars.
Great debate of the day waa in special
order York's tariff resolution. They
warmly favored high protective tariff,
and diversification of labor, and made
that issue in Stale politics. Leazar
offered substitute of much better tone.
which favored reduction of tariff to
lowest rate possible for the economical
administration of the Government,
and staling that the incidental nroteo-
tiou thus afforded will be ample. After
a hot debate the democrats beat the
Uepublicane and carried Leazir's sub
stitute by ri to 51. It was the most
personal debate of the session. Veb
ster felt called upon to make a personal
explanation of his course as an Ioda-
pendent and the facte as to his election
as tpeakcr.
Legislative.
There was an amuaiog incident in the
House this morning. Williamson, ool.
republican, of Franklin introduced a set
of resolutions endorsing the appoint
ment or J. v. Maine we, col., aaataeor-
dec of Qeeda for the district af Colom
bia by the President. .There waa
broad smile in tbe House aa soon aa the
resolutions were read and everybody
expected to see some fun before they
were disposed of. Mr. Worth, of Ran
dolph, suggested that the resolutions be
referred to the committee on Propo
sitions and Grievances. On motion of
Mr. Williamson, however, tbe rules
were suspended and the resolutions
ware pnt upon their reading. The roll
waa celled and there waa a oonsidaable
vote from the republican side in favor
of adopting them, many repabiieans,
however, not voting. Juat before the
vote waaannonnoed. Mr. Overman re
quested that Mr. Brogden, of Wayne,
be allowed .0 vote, he not having re
sponded to Ins name during the call of
the roll. Mr. Brogden rose and com
menced to explain his vote, but waa
declared ou of order, not having given
previoua notice 01 explanation.
The clerk again called his name. He
hesitated, then commenced to explain
again, when the speaker pounded the
desk with tbe gavel and declared him
out of order that he must Tote either
"aye" or "aa" Again be commenced
an eaplaaation, when the gavel de
scended rapidly and sharply on the
deek and the House was in a paroxysm
ofliuhcr. After thia, teverajr-ather
republicans were requested - U - gbte.
Some tried to explain, bnt were de
clared out of order. All thoee called
upon after tbe roll call voted "no, "and
then thoee who had voted in the affirm
ative commenced to change their votes,
both white and colored members, a mil
there were only two or three left re
corded aa aavlng voted in the affirm-
tfyavr'The . sneaaare waa introduced
apparently aa a eort of trap for- the
demearate, putting them in the dilemma
of aaviag to vote against the democratic
rreeMent, or m ravor of the;appoiot
ment of a darVey to a high office. The
deaaoorata, however, did not heaifate,
but voted against the resolution aolldlv:
and then it waa that Mr. York and his
foxee got their telle in tbe steel trarx
They dsa tflf knave whian ay to turn,
ana, arnwqri ar ter aiocAaaannfng and
hawing, voted against tha darkey 1
Blackwella Bull is always ahead the
first bill passed into a law aad ratified
ia concerning hia lordahin. The
taurine youth with tha vitreous toptio
never gets left. flewi and Obeerrer.
Aa eastern man advertises for "a boy
to open oysters with a reference."
Oysters (o not mnerailv obtain reisr-
enoea, but mill loot can truthfully tee-
ury aa ana asiraoaioaa pewer ear. nr.
Bull a Cough Syrup,
. Aaother.JtarthJiuake,(t ;. ,
Bait raAjrcffloO. Jaa, 11. Aaovere
aboek af earthquake waa felt la thia
eity and vioinity at 4 oVsiock thia morn-
tag, taa tremor saetlng lOeeeonds. No
daaaaga at reperted.- vm
.... .. A irtforA4S,Ji.t 4
lanedeTabfieeallarVtarMMtABtlt.
and Ihoa be convinced of lit wonderful
curative powers. Dr. K.ug Vh'sw Dia-
ouveif ror ijonwaosrw Conrba and
uda wiune, rora t.suidt given
away Thia offer ie sea ot.iv liberal.
bnteboweaebooiHed fsf.b.tn tberoer-
Haof this f-at retr"?r, laf
fr frn t nc
M. -5, C r '---rcrf.on,
-;. . t, ;;', cr eay . . rf
t rr LiiT t sr-"y
cs 1 11 1.. r . I l.j 1 c. . 2
U It tr.U 1
a freer Li s
Farty-HlBthCeejress Second Session.
WASHHTOToif.'Jau. 1L Sauite,
Mr. Cameroso, fcpm ,,tbe MiCtarj
Committee, reported a hJU for the
relief of toiegrapa operators en
gaged in government eeryi.ee dur
iDg the war. "placed, oi) tH calen
dar. A" Dill waa favorably reported to
give uoWCMafrrxtan the r&nk
t jieA AOV-jal on til mired IiSt
tJ! c . -1 k Li i
mil aiuvraiaui vy. re rueot, lutro
dacedabll tdrtlmbcfrse deto8itorg
a! f ka lWi(n.iWla.1lnV Vi TTTv
ington. -Referred, H
The-jaWBa-WTPfor the relief of
setUerirrgpb4aers of lands in
Nebraska; with the substitute re
ported by Itinera blio Lands Com
mittee, tvni coosfdered. Tbe sub
stitate appropriates 50,000 for tbe
reimbursement of , those who paid
the Northern Kansas Railroad
Company for tb' Jabd taken, tbe
United (States Circuit Court, bavi lie;
decided tbir thftliaflroadylkttiipaL j
had prior title. ' Tbeyeimjaement
will beat tQefato(t39 Mr acre.
Tbe bill as than attended by this
substitatt) wA,.ifler discussion,
passed by a vote of 31 to 17, and a
conference takiQpfif p
At ' o'clock tbe Senate resumed
tbe consideration of tbelnter Slate
Commerce bill, Air. Coko tuUmg
the floor in favor of tbe rrmfereiH c
report
Mr.
Ilarria, one of the Semite
conferees, also spoke in favor of the
bill.
House. The Itiver and Harbor
Appropriation bill was reported
back aad referred to the committee
WrOiteav(Alx. reported bill
to. ptonibit,. thotuppointment ot
CoBgreualcqBimiUeeij to attend
fdnerals uVid tbe' DiBtriot ot
CuTnbii-11r frabltrj erBftCMe: also.
to ptnhJbbVdrhpln pfablic
uuuuuiga) aavwny autnoniiv 01 ine
Presilent.yJbiel em the calendar.
Then in the moraing hour in
compittA,oOhe frbole the nouse
resumed" eoBsiaeratloa of the bill
authorizing the erection oi a public
buildmg at Cbarldston, B. C. The
bin appropriates f4UU,ooo ror tbe
building and $lOQ0OCr for ita site.
Mr. lfepbarn (Iowa) said the city
was in it decadence,, anxt moved
the redaction of tbe bailding ap
propriatioo.toK$)0,000. Mr.JIep
barn's motion was agreed to.' Tbe
committee then rose and the bill
was paasetr nrf itawtdod.
A message ftom tbe PiesuUnt
transmitting goijimanio.iGidh 11 0111
the Secretary of B6a"le", was placed
before thQ HOttiiO bV the Speaker
relatiy 40 firf 'ilvlaWa- u f lic
Government to: Appouit, tluliiKates
to the fotrrth femat1rinl lrlsou
CbngreBs it Stl Pebmg lniao.
The Fresldent commended tbo sui:
gestions of the Secretary of Hti.te
tw'twTatewbJa iltteiltloii jf, Jon-
gre8(r. Keferreo.
Tbe liouse went into ooihiiuii. e
of the-'thqlenaacllia to creitu a
Department of Agrioultnre nml
Labor, with Mr. SprtpjSrr. et' ifli-
noi,ikthhiJrr.
llIf.Foran (O.) moved tin atix-iHl-
ment: whfch' waa adopted, ihcro.;!-
iag the Oenimimioner ot l'xn'.s
salary fronl f-0PJ to $,000.
The eommitteft cose, and iha lull
was passed by at rote of '22 to
; THB MOTION1 OVKRRTJLEl
Alexandria , Jab. 11. -The, United
SUteaQircltaay Ifit4itiA -rta met
atllo'fclocktodaJudeir W.Tlu
eir W.Tlughes
ose present at
isfi htrBop,
Of forVifffi bona-
presiding. Among those
court were Mr... WtJUis
oonnael for tbe oofinbil o
boidera of Virginia; Col. J. C, Gibson,
diatrictattoroetiand Jaraat'libns, jr.,
assisUnt district attorney, Major C. M.
Blackford, of Lynohburg; alaj. L. R.
Page,o BSchmbnd; Attorney-General
R. AAyeraY Jtrdge A. M. Aiker, of
Danvi andMhard Wie, Nor'
Al 12 o'efock Judge Bond arrived and
with Judge Hughea- and proceeded, to
eUenaaohi the4 astaeae speoatlly Vhs
aigned. Ifaj. L. E. Page, of counsel for Geo.
If. Bain.jp.trtavfcaal'ibi JWrfolk, and
whose motion for a new trial waa ad
journed -hare tahe triad todays then
moved the C0uj I fan deantiaadoe of
the motion becanaeof tha absence of
Judfre W. W. Crump, who waa too un
well to ba present.
yLfter the oewterenoar tire Ohsfm
deed tfe&sUina4otViuddient
and for I new trial to ba argued forth
with. . Kr. Waike then began the argu
ment for the defense in aupport ot the
paotiona.? (; s..ao'H-7-w4ii.
Major Page also argued ia aupport of
the motions. At ttie conclusion of (he
argamant the Judgee- oonferred for a
time, aad then Jadge Bond announced
tbe opinion; evetTuhng the motions,
but knowing tha tact that tha aefaad
ant intended to apply to tha Supreme
Court of the United States for a writ of
habeai corpus, popotied sentence antil
the court met at fcorfoik, and without
erf rir g the forrr.al order, but announc
it t'-Rt it wcoli do so, adjourned the
PiL.'.ar cer until January 80, at
14, 1887.
CQMlVnTtC T A 1 1
JOITKMA.L Oinoi. Jan. 13
OOTTOX.
6 P.M.
Naw Tost, Jan. 12. Futuiee cloeed
quiet and stead y . galea of 00,100 bales.
January. . 1L5 Julv.
SU5
10.01
Febrnary,
9.81
.78
August,
September,
October.
November,
Decern ter.
10.08
aiaroa.
April,
May.
June,
9.W
Bpote quiet: Middling 9 12. Low
Hiddbng 9 ; Good Ordinary 8 12
Kew Berne Market stead v. Sales of
10 bale at 8 aoO.
Mid dim- 8 11-16; Low Middlina 7
9 16; Good Ordinary 7 1116.
DOHEWflC III1RIKT.
Skkd oottoh ?3.00.
Qorrofl Saa S8. 50.
TyarxaTura Sard, $1.00: d
M.90.
Taa 75c.a81.o.
Oats New, 35c. in bulk
Oohh 15a53c.
Ricb 60a 60.
BaaSWAX 15c. per lb.
Baar On foot, 3c to 5c.
Country HAsta 10c. nor lb.
" Lard 10c. Der IL.
EoQ8 2Sj. per doten.
f bebh rOHK 4 a 6c. per poucd
PSAiroTa 60c. per bushel.
FoDOKav 76o.a41.00 per hundred.
OnriONe $2.003.25 per bariel.
Kteld Pkas-65a70o.
IlroKS Dry, 10c.; green Sc.
Apples Mattamut-keet, 25n40c. ;od
eys, 1.10.
Pkars 75c agl 25 per butthel.
. Honky 35o. per k1
Tallow 5c. p r lb
Cheese 14.
OHIOTRN8 (irown , 30a35r
ring
Mkal 70c. per bushbl.
Oats 50 clg. per bushel.
Tuhnips 60c. per bushel.
Potatoes, Early Itose 8.75 jm i lm.
Wool. lOalflc. per pound.
Potato as Bahamas. 30c. ; y auis, 40c.
West lndias, 60c: Harrison. 65c.
Bhinolks West India, dull and njm
inal.not wanted. Building. 6 "inch
hearts, $3.00; saps, 81.60 ierM.
WHOLESALE pbiokb
New Mkss Pork 8i:i 00.
Bhocldeh Meat 7c.
C. K.'s, F. B's, B.'s and h.
Flovjh 3.00a6.00.
Labd 7Jo. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's, 12.50.
Bugab Granulated, 6c.
Oofteb llal2c.
8ALT-r80ab3c. per sack.
IIOLASSEB AND 8TBCPB 30a46o
POWDEM 16.00.
Shot Drop, 91.76; buok, 82.00.
KnaoBKHa-9o.
Wanted,
A few table boarders. Terms reason
able. Apply to
Mks. M. F. BERRY,
13 2w Cor. Johnston and liancock sts.
Horses and Mules.
( APT. W. A. ENLOE will have a
drovo of
Fine North Carolina
Horses and Males,
all broken, at the OASTOtf IlOU.SE
STABLES, on
Friday, the 14th of January.
Fir sale at Reasonable Prices.
Janj2 d.it wit
ForlaTeT
Two J welllng-honsee and lots in this
city. Fur information see
j9 lOt M. DaW. STEVENSON.
IhnTi Office, County of CriTtn,
New Beese, Dec. 25, 1888.
NOTICE
To Merchants. Traders. Keener of
Hotels, Keataurants, and Femes, j
ami otnors :
All t orsons bow eneaired In anv
trade p i fessloa or buainess in Craven
conntj.iaxed under Schedule "B" of
(he Revenue loiws of North Carolina,
are hereby notified to come forward
ana renew their license on or before
the 10th Jay of January, 1887, at this
efflce fox the ensuing year commencing
January UtvlH7. And all perseoa de
siring to cagago in any business most
also obtain a license.
Section 40 of the Revenue Act of 1885
enaotaa. follows; " 1
Saery enoa whs shall nraetieeanv trade
or brofosnlon or ose anr fistnotalse Utaed bv
the laws of North Carolina, without bavin.
Ant paid tbe aa and obtained a Moenae as
herein required, shall De deemed guilty ef a
misdemeanor and shall also forfeit end pay
to the mtJut a. faulty ant to axeeed vwauTt
n.l.n9. which toenaltr tha Rhr1tT at uia
eodntvln'watokli has mgnrnd shsvUesoM
to he reooversd loefors sax Justice ef the
Pence of tbs eomrt,."
' D. STTMSO-NT,
. Sheriff of Craven Ooonty.
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nadJttato naatwetma. wtta BMninn r ttr
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Jcdah P. Bswlaiw, bna, Janroa. Woon
ana wrniiini wmn nil, ey '
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Pues T end Odaeeef A boM ef asefal
artlatosetoetrroaissprsmlaaie, Bend Sat
ninatrated Prlee and Premlem List. hMhl
this advertisement, we will ssnd Tr one
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WANTED A Itre, snprrnie man, to rp
r nt T5 ri mnib, and erniv.
wy onf out a; ontai and par
t. S A.N jliAKD BrLVERTPARB CO. BotTOH
PRICE 5 CENTS.
f. . SXiLLTQOB. . CEO,"tXflni.
SmalltYcsd & SI.Ycr
DEALERS IH
GENERAL BARDWA&K, ,,
TINWARE, 0LASSW4RI,
WOODEtnVARE, CROCKERY,
S-18 H, DOORS, BLBTDS,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS
AND STOVES,
UJNSUKPASSED AS TO
PRICE AlTDQTJAIiIT7.
Middle Street. Neit T-"
w V ew
liotH ArUrt,
NEW BEEjTK. N. C.
For Rent,
A good dwelling in fhornnoh" r..:.
on East Front street, lately occupied
by John 11. Bell. ApdIv to ..
Jalldlw L. 11. CUTLER.
Notice.
On k k Cuit-K op Firb DitMimiFi
New Bmir,.Jet,. l 1887.
Hy ordrr of the boani nf -I
th New Berne Fire Department, here
after at fires in this city ropes will be
stretched across the street and only fire
men or other persona by permission of
iue engineers will be allowed
within the enclosure.
to go
J')E K. WILLE3,
JH1 Chief Engineer.
Wanted Af Once.
lin m I iteeu active, intelligent,
yount dr miJcile ajjed men to
SOLICIT LIFE INSURANCE
Thoso who ;ire willinR to work can
find with u-
Constant, Lucrativo Employ
ment We have also n
Women's Life Insurance Com
pany, for which we want ONE OR UORK
LADY AGENTS to work town and
c'ountrv. Apply to
WATSON & STBEET,
J8 dlw 3 Oen. Ioa, Awnta.
Pure
We own the only Lime Kiln in tbia
city, and oiler Pure Coauneroiai.Lime
for sale, free of Band. $5.00 to 9.00 per
ton, sackod. , (
W. P. BTJRRUS & Cp.,
Cummis'u Merch'ta and drain Dealers,
Market Doqb,
dw NEW BERME. N: 0.
E. H. & J. A. ricadovrs
OFFER FOR
Imniediato Orders, at their Warabouae,
500 Tons Kainit,
10 PER TON '
500 Bbla- Genuine
Houlton Rose Potatoes,
S3 PER BARREL. ' " .
Horner School,
OXFORD, N. C. ' 1
The Spring Term of 1887 will begin
the third Monday, 17th day of Jaaoary.
The price of board and tuition per ses
sion of twenty weeks ia 990. ASl few
NOttCH.TO
Truckers, Merchants,
and Others, " I
500 BARRELS
OF GENUINE (PROOF LAST TEAR)
Early Rose Seed' Pbtilte.
FOE SAjaEi-tifrRAft!
Do not bay, nor inake: aj Ikmaae-
menta before seeing
Fcrdinsad ' Uirhh)"'
J. a. tfreaaa Old Btam. i-f ..Jp
J. McS0IlICT:,3ft
TIltmWIMT na im tmnu'iMi 'r.:
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SATISTACTOIIT..
; PnAxnaar t ram Immal
1 Xrathmvto, JX C., Sept.'!, ISS5, v
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a Sia: X enclose herewhh'tfraft for '
17.60, ia payment for tbe enoea. Tbe
.trie, fit and vrorkmaBsV-'p era r--.;e-factory..
Tbey fit me bef.er t ,,i
aBoeataavahadintwerty y-j "
is i; Tory reepectfully. t