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NEW BERNE5 NiLCSWEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1887.
PBICE 5 CENTS
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LDOA'E-NEWS.
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aJeBnie.latitdaj 'Mr North,
f t - lonfc-itade, TJP r Wast.
' Sob rises, 7J1 1 Jagte 4ey ,
' ' Sea- KM, id f '47 BiMW.
Hne rieus et:7a mr
VIaiUs. Imnni
Fresh Boasted Coffee,
A Full Drew Coal for aele cheep
Cost 825.00. Will Ue lis WO. At
Fins Onslow Hams St ' . : C"." .
jj 1-1 w BCMPHKXT ft HOWAlD'l.
Jrm Ekckivkd. 11 Kits of Moantala
Batter. Guaranteed to ba Fresh and
Sweet.
No. 1 Bee Bast Proof Oate.
Henderson's "JRretoJ AU" Peas.
White and Bed Clover. ...
Early Boae Seed PoUtoee.
8. W. E. W. Bmaixwood.
ja20dlw.
Agency for TaosiHs & Co.'s Punch
so. and llXs. rtnr cigara.
Jan.18.-tf Wm. L. P almeb.
A foil line of Wo, Harrowe and
QUislM.'J X(ie4 to east Um times.
YAO3Wifc1f -Tbe' Baltiiuore
Dailr 5im can be furnished you the
" . . ... . . J . K . . .. .
swtn -oar i it is hwoi w"11"
4k?"!l ' - Noma Nunn.
Fertilisers, Lime. Piaster, Clement,
Glass, Paints, Varnish and Oil at low
prices. Uko. Allen & Co.
Hsve you all the printed stationery
on hand that you need)1 If not, call
at the Journal office and get epecial
raUfc Xk
No BileignvJfaIl'hst night
- pa planting rage this wk.
The rkMa eaoM(Me carryitgout
losofietrjp.
Among other freights the Shenamiouti
took out yesterday 235 barrels of cUcus
Hsssrs. O. II. Ouion and Wm Hullis
tor, ezeeutors, offer valuable property
for sale. See "ad."
ThfUMUDK establishment is being
pat in condition and will be ready for
Che oyiters as soon as they arrive.
"A rtbpte of excitement was occa-
HipneApn Middle street yesterday by a
cobbed jouth laying a cowhide vigor
Pust on the ahguldeif of a colored boy
who had "chunked'' him.
wX3l2uhatld losportant and ex
tensive industrial plant is being estab
lished just above Long wharf by Mr.
JaaM Boyle: J will oonsist of a saw
efiijMaTjaiw.fcah and tllods, planing
mill, etc.
The mass convention of farmers as
semble at Raleigh to-day. We trust
Jfbelr deliberations will be harmonious
and, productive of great good to the
farmers'. -"We also hope they will not
nTloWtbe convention to "slip from their
itwaaaar Mevsaasnts.
,),The etindoaA brought in a large
freight yeaterday morning. Her out
ward freight consisted of clams, cotton,
eggs,eto. l -' '
The steamer Stout left for Baltimore
yesterday yrlh a full cargo of cotton,
naval store, lumber, etc.
TTkat aleamer Blanche for Hookerton
thia morning; itth a cargo f merchan-
The Qutler leaves this morning for
Trenton with a full cargo of merchan-
The) XW l EUtoA! with a cargo
of fertulzera and merchandise.
: ''The thirolino 'arrived ' from op Nense
with a fall cag of ooUob.
) Paraaaal. -
' : Bet. Tf. J.Bs)tUt, 4ditor of the
Methodist SdiuMe.'of 'Goldsboro, gave
ad i pleasant call yesterday. He report
(bat anaogela;.UTf:beei nade to
'improve the Advance which is already
a Brst-class religious Journal.
: P. H. Pelletier,, Esq., of the firm of
1 dtuon '& rtlUUa, made a trip to Tren
ton yesterday oa professional business.
; Mers.J.,W,, Qrainger, pf, Klnston,
and W. F. Kornegay, of 1 Goldsboro,
wereln the city 'yesterday on beiineee
la a case tefora. B'4.B-Bryaa,' Esqi,
referee,, I"",u'J,",;:i.v
Mecr; yt. L.'VAxendall and J, A.
, Arthur, t,Xorehead. City,' left oa the
Shenitr. lohh"-' for Edentoa ; yesterday.
Tbey are In search of more fish. c -1 ,
llesara, . J. T. Lincoln and - Joseph
Miller and Capt. 8c.ott Gibba, 'of Bay
boro, left on the Shenandoah yesterday.
- Mr. W. D. Bice, ipecial agent for the
Lc-i ' n Asurancs Fire Co., represent
;edj 'acliyty Watson & Street, Is In
thee r- ' V". .-'.- -
- . Y, r jsn.Eeq., of Goldsboro,
Wn V ciiy on professional business.
I r. vK. Terry, of Stella, Car
arrived yesterday. He
j- ' i - - ttis morning to enter
t tis ethool. .
. . . o t ce, of Jones, is in the
(m too Article 1
kc ) f ' reur dealer for
- The ease of "57. F. Kornegay ft Co.
aaUst the farmers' and Merchants'
Steamboat Co, came up before H. R.
Bryan Eq , referee, yesterday. !
The plaintiffs were represented by
Jno. W. Bryan, Esq. , of Qoldsboro, and ,
Hon. F. II. BiBsinotts, of tKi eiy; 4 ha
defendant corporation by M. DeW
Stevenaon, Esq. '
Pending the examination ml witnesses
the case was continued until this morn
ing.
IflatrUlratM BiMnmt4t4.
At a meeting of the Democratic ex
ecutive committee held at the cily hall
yeeterdsy the following gentlemen
were recommended tu suitable persons
for . appointment as Ju&ticts of the
Peace of Craven county by the General
Assembly :
No. 1 township Wm. II. EJlisuu aud
R. W. Smith.
No. itonnehip 8 W. Lullialu uud
J. A. Ernul.
No. 8 towiibhip J. W. Lane and It.
A. Russell.
No. 5 luwusbip II. K. Hordeu and
W. P. Sunton.
No. 6 township -'. A. Tuition, sr ,
and A. J. Cbesnut.
No. 7 towuehip W. II Bray and
Geo. L. Conners.
No. 8 township Kuooh Wadnwonh
and W. P. Richardson.
No. 9 towubliip W. U. Lane aud A.
P. Davis.
The meeting was well attended , every
township being represented.
The gentlemen recommended aie
worthy and capable and should be Hp-
pointed by the Oeneral Assembly with
out a dissenting voice.
rir t uunell Proc dings
New Berne, Jan. 24, 18H7.
A tpcclal meeting was held this eve
ning. Mayor Meadows in chair and
Councilman Williams, Ilancock, Moore,
Daniels and Crawford, present.
The Mayor stated that the meeting
was called to take action in regard to
the proposed amendment to city char
ter and special act in relation to Cedar
Grove cemetery.
City attorney Manly beiDg present.
slated that it win desirable to amend
section 10 of the Charter by tubstituting
the word "or" for "and,"" and provide
for imprisonment with or without
labor, and also gave the draft of the
art for the benefit of Cedar Grove cem
etery. The amendment and the act were
ratified by the board.
On motion the city attorney was re
quested to ascertain as soon as possible
if there was any law empowering the
eity council to open new streets, and if
not to draw up an act and report to a
special meeting.
Minutes read and adopted.
R. D. Hanoock, Clerk.
Marine Disasters.
Baeneqat, N. J., Jan. 24 The pilot
boat Francis Perkins, No. 13, of New
York, was sunk off Barnegat during
the heavy gale this morning. The crew
took to the yawls, two in number, and
reached the shore near Seaside Park,
but in attempting to land one boat was
capsized and two pilots were drowned.
The steamer Aries, Capt. Winslow
Loveland, from Fall river, for Philadel
phia, stranded about six miles north of
Barnegat Inlet during the storm this
morning. The crew, eossistiag et. 20
all told, were eared,' being landed in
the breeohes buoy which was worked
by the life saving crews of station Bos.
14 and 1ft. The vessel is comparatively
light and it Is thought she can be eared,
should the storm abate so that assistance
can be bad from the shore.
Disastrous lire at Beidsrille.
Danville, Jan. 84. There was a dis
astrous fire at Reidsville, N. C, yester
day morning. The Piedmont hotel,
Star warehouse and eight stores were
destroyed. The entire lose is about
S60,M0; insurance 821,000, divided
among eighteen companies, no one of
which loses more thaa $8,800. The
principal loser is J. M. Harris, owner of
the property. Hit Iocs is estimated at
$27,000, and Insurance only 4,000. The
fire originated in a barroom, and is sup
posed to have been the work of an in
cendiary. . -
ADVICa TO HOTHJEH4.
: Mrs. Wwstow'a, Sooth ura Steuf
should always be used for children
teething.: It soothes the child, softens
the game, allays all pain, cares wind
folio, end is the best remedy for diar
hosa. .. Twenty-five cents a bottle, ; v 3,
janS4 dtuthsat wly -: .
i . . i - , t " ' " '
Wm tb Sectary Jterryr
' Washington, Jan. 88. It is rumored
in society circles here that Secretary
Bayard will, within, the year, ha mar
ried to a young lady who belongs to
one of the first families of Virginia.
. Dia'l Eirtriwisl.
t Ton cannot waste time in experi
menting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems, at
first, only a eold.' Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he
mar tell yon be has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't be de
ceived, but insist upon getting Da,
King's New Discovery, which is guar
anteed to give relief in allTbroat, Lung
and Cheft affections. Trial bottloa free
eei
TUB URMll. AsMMBLY.
Special to the JOUSXAX.
'- RaXJCTX, Jan. 3S. 1887
In the Senate today the principal bills
introduced were; To prevent preferred
creditor io awignment; bill to amend
Code increasing the ' salaries of Judges
of Superiot Court was taken up and
f ufly debated it was finally tabled.
. la House today petition fiom Ctaven
county was presented asking ab&lition
of stock law; among bills introduced,
principal were to allow Washington
county to levy special lax; to repeal law
known as crop lien law; to promote
cultivation of shell fish; to allow pen
sions whose hut.L...nd e died of disease
contracted io aeryice; to amend law in
regard to dredging of oysters; to pro
vide that in election oontesls all depo
sitions thall be taken in counties where
they occur; to establish normal college;
to regulate freight charges and prevent
discrimination thereon.
The county government bill was dit-cut-sed
iu the House today. Mr. Pritch
ard offered a substitute for Pinnix's
bill, which provides for the election of
three inesead of rive commissioners.
KOltKlUN NEWS.
Cll A MliKbl.iiN TALKS UGl'lUT LJ.Y o HE
CONCILIATION
Imoon. Jan. 28. Mr. Joseph Cham
heilain 10 a speech at Hawick jester
day expressed tbe belief that fr. m
what had passed at the conference of
iaun al aud liberals a complete agree
uitul with the liberal leaders might he
attained. He asked tbe liberals to
await with hope and confidence the
result tf tbe further deliberations of
the conference.
The Right Hon. Henry Campbell-Ban
nerman, liberal member of Parliament
aud formerly chief secretary for Ire
land, in a speech at Culross, on Balur
day, said he believed that when bome
rule was granted to Ireland Mr. Perneu
would be tbe conservative leader In tbe
Irish Parliament, supported by tbe gov
ernment and the landlords, while Par-
nell's present adjutants would lead the
Op(M lllOU.
Mr. Thomas Power O'Connor, speak
ing at Whitehaven on Saturday, said
that Oen. Buller and Mr. Plunkett be
came moonlighters soon after witness
ing the condition of the Irish peasants.
He denied that Ireland desired separa
tion. Mr. John O 'Conner, member of Par
liament, made a speech yesterday at
Ballinalee, Longford. He 'produced a
email potato raised InOweedore, whloh
he promised to show in the House of
Commons as a sample produot of the
soil of that district.
EXTREME DANGER OF WAR.
London, Jan. 24. The Daily News
professes to know that there is extreme
danger of w:. r. It says the government
is alarmed on account of its having
heard that Germany is likely within a
few days to ask France to explain the
meaning of the French military move
ments on the frontier.
AN OFFER OF AMNESTY TO Z01ULLA.
Madrid, Jan. 24. The government is
willing to grant amnesty to Zorilla and
other political exiles provided their
friends can induce them to return to
Spain. It is believed Zorilla will refuse
to accept the government's offer.
BITTEN BY A RABID FOX.
Cork, Jan. 23. Lord Doneraile and
bis coachman were bitten yesterday by
a tame fox that had become rabid.
They have gone to Paris to be treated
by Pasteur.
MANY LIVES LOST.
Shanghai, January 23. The British
Bteamer Nepaof, from London, collided
with and sunk a Chinese transport.
One hundred soldiers and several man
darins were drowned.
CARDINAL CaYEROT DEAD.
Paris, Jan. 28. Cardinal Caverot,
Archbishop of Lyons, is dead. He was
born May 26. 1806, and made a cardinal
March 12, 1877.
DEATH OF SIR JOSEPH WBTrWOKTH.
London, Jan. 24. Sir Joseph Whit-
worth, the eminent engineer, died at
Monte Carlo on Saturday.
To Be Appointed.
Washington, Jan. 23. It is thought
that Allen W. Thurman, son of Ex
Senator Thurman, will be appointed as
one of the commissioners under the
Interstate Commerce bill.
Bkeklew's 'Arnica alv.
Tux Best Salve, la tbe world for
Cute, Bruises,' Sores, Ulcere, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, CbApjped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all. Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required." It is guaranteed to
give perfect saiuf action, or seoney re
funded. . Price) 89 cents per box.. For
sale by R. N. Duffy. t i; deol6 It
Lumberman Viaiting the Soatlu ;
Knoiyille, . Tenn., Jan. 23. The
lumber manufacturers and other eitl
ens held a meeting last night and Ui'
rited the Union Association of Lumber
men to visit Kaoxville next week.
About four hundred and fifty members
of the Association from the Northwest
era States are new making a tour of
the Southern States.
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It is reported that famine tares' sat
northern Russia, 'hut it is a certainty
that millions of colds will be bothering
American people this winter. Against
famine there is no protection, bnt for
every coia mere is eootueoi ur. uuu s
every cold there is a bottle of Dr. Bull's
NEWS VOTE 3.
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, is
slowly recovering, and expects to go to
Florida soon.
The brewers' strike at Detroit has at
last been settled by the men conceding
pretty much all the employers claimed.
Bev. Dr. Arthur Swaaey. the venera
ble ex-pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church of Chicago, died Saturday from
apoplexy.
Cotton abed No. 4, at Memphis, was
burned Sunday, together with 6.600
bales of cotton. Loss, about $AX).000.
fully insured.
Scott E. Sherwood, a New York law i
yer, was arrested rriday night for
swindling an aged couple nauied John
son out of nearly 815.000.
Dr. William Greenleaf Elliuit, prei
dent of W abb in g ton I'nivensity , Bt
Louis, died at Pass Christian, Miss .
yesterday, aged 75 years.
A cablegram from Londun suae that
the steamship Nuttono had been aban
doned at sea, and that the crew bad
been saved and landed at Liverpool.
It is thought that Allen W. Thurman,
son of ex Senator Thurman, will be ap
pointed aa one of the comaiiMionert.
uuder the Inter Htate corumerce bill.
A portion of New Meiino is sulferiii
from a severe drought, no rain baviuK
fallen since September. The ranges are
dry ing up, and no grans if grow ing.
Rev. John Patterson, of Cambridge,
DaDe county, Wis , who cut his throat
with suicidal intent a week age, died
Saturday. He w an iiikuuu hf n lie
committed the act.
The shot tower of the Cult .Shot and
Lead Company, New Orleans, was de
stroyed by fire Saturday. Loes 640.000,
Insurance 815,000. The fire was caused
by an electric light wire.
Mr. W. H. Firth, general enulbwti
trn passenger agent of the lturlinton
system, has r signed, and Mr. 11 C 1 irr
will assume charge of tho iiaseener
business at Kansas City.
A serious whooping-ccugh epidemic
prevails at Hookset, N. n , nearly every
family having one or more cases. Two
deaths haye occurred. The public
schools have all been ordered closed.
It is stated that the operating depart
ments of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Company will be removed
from Richmond, Va. , at an early day.
The office of the President will bo in
New York.
Tbe trial of the suit of the Marchion
ess of (jueensbury against hr husband
for absolute divorce on tbe ground of
adultery and abandonment, ended yes
terday in a verdiot grafting the petition
of the plaintiff.
Seven persons escaptd from thu jail
at Scott boro, Ala., lat-t Friday night
by cutting a bar if iron fnm a ctll
door and jumping from a window.
Four were murdererw uml tin- oilier
three were robbers.
Amity Local Assembly N.. (i i of
Philadelphia, which surrender! ice
charter as an organization of the
Knigbts of Labor last Thursday, formed
itself into the Journeymen linrbrrs'
Protective Union yet-terday.
Daring last week there weie 1 cases
of small-pox in New York with? deaths,
against 6 eases and 1 death the n 1 ek be
fore; 128 cases of diphtheria i.nd 49
deaths, against 111 cases and 41 deaths
tbe week previous. Diphtheria and
small-pox are on an increase.
Fatal Explosion.
PrrrsBCKa. Jan. 24. The explosion
of a boiler occurred at Spang i. Com
pany s iron works, at Etnaborough,
near this city, about 5 o'clock this morn
ing. The mill was badly wrecked and
one man, named Patterson, instantly
killed, and a numbcrof others tsei lousiy
injured.
A fieacmi Preposition.
We are credibly Informed that the
Blood Balm Cow Atlanta Ja., propose
to cure any Of the following 60 ds plaints
for one-third tbe money ana to e -half
tbe time required by any xnown Tam
ed y oa earth. The- diseases ambraoe
all forms of scroTuia ana eoroHioos ul
cers and tumors, all stages of blood
poisoav rheumatism, catarrh, skinrais
eases and IbamoiJ, kidney affections,
chronic fees tie. comnlaints. eczema,
etc. Send totem for a book filled with
tbe most wonderful oases on record,
mailed free to anyaddreas.
Sold la New Ban by B. N. Duffy
and E. H. Meadows. u
To Play Tofethait
Boston. Jaau f8.Lawfeafca Barrett
says that Ms. Booth-amr ha will play
together 88 ' whtet)rrtethout- the
country next soasoo.
' ae'e
Mrn.L' 'WJoeieor. aflloMCave.
Kv.. ears ae was. for aTyaj, badly
afflicted with rhhJwo aM Diabetes;
the pains were almoet unendurable and
would toBBetivtes a'"w t tfs htm
into coBvalsiois. I triid 1 1 "rie
Bitters and rot re'lef , fwtn f- boJe,
and after taking six bottles was entirely
cured and had gained tat f ph eighteen
counds. ' cays be pof.ilve'y believes be
would have died, bad - it not bea for
tbe relief afforded BTE.tno Fifters.
inoia Hwij .vtim nviw uj u.
Bold at fifty cent! a bottle byB. N
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Omoi Jan 23 I P. M
OOTTON.
Siw Yoke, Jan. 25 Futuies closed
quiet and steady. Sales of bl. 500 bales.
January,
040
Jaly,
August,
September ,
October.
November,
9J9
9.M
9.76
9 56
9 4
February ,
March.
April,
May,
June.
9 40
9 50
9 60
9.70
9.60
.December
Spots quiet; Middling 9 12.
Middling 9, Good Ordinary B 12
Low
New Berne Market steady. Salts of
57 bales 8 1 4 to 9.
Middling 8 7-8; Low Middling s
3 4 : Good. Ordinary 7 7 8.
oensiric laaimirr.
SXKD OUTTON 8 00.
Cotton Saso 88. 50.
TckPtNTIMB Hard g 1 .00 dip, 11.90.
TA.a-75c.a8l. 25.
Oats 50c. in bulk
Corn 45a52c.
Bicb o060.
bxaawAX. 15c. per lb
Baxr On foot, 3c. to 6c.
CoCNTKY ILiUi-1012c;. t.r ib.
Laud 10c. oer lb.
Boas 20 j. per dozen.
KttJttjH Pobk 4attc. per pound
PBANOT8 50c. per bushel.
Fodikb 75c. all. 00 perhundreJ
Onions 82. 00a2. 25 per barrel.
FlKLD PKA8-66a70c.
niDXS Dry , 10c. ; treMn 5( .
AhPLKS Mattamusket-t. 25a40c
es, Sf 1 . 10.
FKAKS-75C u81.SJ6 per bushel
HuNKV cifij. per gal.
Tallow 5c per lb.
Chkesk 14
Ohiceens irown. 80a3Rc
0'Sc.
MxaL-70c ir bushel.
OaTS 50 els. per bushel.
TuKNiHJ-50c. per bushel.
I'otaToks, Early Rose 82 "
, ;..d-
rin
I 1
Wool. loaloo. per pound.
Potato as Bahamas. 80c. ; yams, 41 r
West lndios, 50c.; Harrison. 65c.
Bulnouw West India, dull and n ir
lual.not wanted. Building. & in el
hearts. 83.00; saps, 1.50 ter M
WUOLEBALH PHK'Kt,
Nxw Mens PouK-8lJ00.
Hllot'I.DHH MeAT 7c.
C. R. s, F. B's, B. "s and 1. C -7 . .
Fluub-IJ.00b6.00.
LaH1- 7Jc. by the tierce.
N All-Basis 10 's, 82 50.
BuaAB Granulated, 6c
CorrKK llal2c.
Halt 80a85c. ier sack.
MoLAB&aa ANDMrBure 20a45o
Howdjsk 86 00.
BHOT Drop. 81.75, bu k, 82 00
RaaosKNa 9c.
Dr. G. L. Shackelford,
Surgeon Dentist,
INow Hcrno, !'. C.
Oftice on Middle street, opposite Bap
tist rhurch. dw
VALUABLE REAL E8TATE
A XT)
BANK STOCK.
On Monday, Feb'y 14th, 1887,
Immediately npon the fvljoum inf nt of the
Superior I'ouil. we will t'i.M unrl ell to
Uie hlHhrjHl bid tier, fur ( ash, liie fullowliiK
prpei ly, to wll:
J lit lot on the coriier of Nufe and WMcalf
streeU, cuiuiuoiily kuu n as the iUibeilst
proptrt. One liulf Intei ?tt tn Uio store on
corner oi I'ollnk and ( iiven atreeU, former
ly kiiown ati (he Mcljean building.
11 hhan aoi NhIIoiibI Rank Hlock.
5 but) i en o( N, A 1 '. H Hte4amtKal Htork.
Wm. U(tI,LlHTKK,
O. 11. Cil low.
Jllll.'li II h 1 t'CUl OI si.
Notice.
Messrs. E.H.&J. A. Meadows are
authorized to make contracts for us on
Early Garden Peas.
Tnose desiring to plant for us will
call on them for further particulars.
janMdtfwlt MOORE BRADY.
Dwelling For Rent.
A comfortable Dwelling House on
Crav n street, bttween Broad and Pol
lock. Apply to
W. M. WATSON,
j23 2t 8ec. and Trees.
First-Glass Buggies
MADE AND KEPT CONSTANTLY
ON HAND AT
C. T. RANDOLPH'S
CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Bboad St., New Bkkitb, N. O.
Those wishing to purchase will find it
to their advantage to oall and ekamine
before purchasing elsewhere.
KErAUuau done at anon aotice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in work aad
prices. jal9 dSra wit
Wanted,
SAW LOOS ef rine, Aaa, CjrprMs, eto,
RAIL ROAD CROSS TIES of Whits
Oak. Bock Oak Cheataot Oak). Also a few
Heart Cfpiees.
'i Appryea ...
A. B. HITCOMB. ,
Stonewall, H, p.
'. . RAjxjLrrr co., J
'-" '-Xewsnie,viCL
' OreaQeneraddresa i t;-i -. .. ' n-
.JUeTABLTaV
aaa.Marsbaara. t -
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au Walnnt Place.
SmalliYCod S SI:icr
DEALERS IN
QKSERAL HARDWARE .
TINWARE, GLASSWARXy
WOODLSWARE, CROCKERY,
SASH, DOOMS, BLINDS,
a lass, paints, oas
ASD STfXS,
UNSURPASSED AS TO .
PRICE AND QUALITY.
Middle
SUu t, Jlet Peer to
Hot, l VlUert,' ' i
NEW BERNE. N.C
Notice.
A pplication will be made to the pres
ent seeeion f the General Assembly for
an amendment of section 19 of the
Charter of the City of New Berne. And
for the belter lay Lug out ol Cedar Grove
Cemetery.
K M. MEADOWS,
j .ii. 2; ui Mayor.
Wanted,
A fe thl.le boarders. Terras reaaen-
able A j'plv to
' Mug M. F. BERBY,
la.' a Cor. Johnston and Hancock eta.
lp; liciticD fir Amecdmeot of Ckrler.
Application will be made toihele-
eral Assembly of .North Cnrolia,a V
present session, to amend the charter of
the r'irv Department of th Ofty Of VeW
1,e,Iie- ni...
.I K. WILLIS,
j-'u Ktd Chief Kngineer of Dept.
LOOK HEEEI
HOUSEKEEPERS.
niNNh'K SKTS, 123 ru-ces.
T1:a .SETS, 46 l'iect-a.
Cll All UVAl SKTS, 10 & 11' Pieces.
1 'INK TOll.KT SKTH, '
AND A '
l'l'LIi LINE OK
IIOI'SK I'TRNISHINO GOODS,
AT
L. II. CUTLER'S,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NKW HEItNE. N. C.
Pure Lime.
We own the only Lime Kiln in this
cilj , and oiler Pure Comoaereial Lime
for nule, free of sand. S5 tO to $6.00 per
ton, backed.
W. P. BURRUS & CO.,
Coniinih'n Merch'ta and Grain Dealers,
Market Dock,
dw NBW BERNE. N. C.
BARGAINS IN
Meat, Suo-ar
Soap, Molasses '
And Bjmtf
At S F. TEISEH,
Wholesale aDdlRetail Grocery
BROAD STREET.
Land For SaleV-."
In aooordanoe with a Jodeateat of tSwMA "
perlor Court of tYaven county, Ivrtil teiUt
labile Vendue, at the Conrt Honsedoorl 11 ,
Newbern. on MONDAY. KR.RRtlAUT in) '
at TWF.LVK o'clock. M.,the toUotrlaa iaa t,
Lying on UttleSwlft Craek In saldeoant '
ilJoluliiK land of Jas.Toler, h mjmti i
mo rw,r iauu anu ouiers.ooniainlnaapoui
forty acie. and formerly the proewnro;
Calvin Morila. .T.Zi-L.
Term L'a.i,. " '
decs I r"'atnns ,
ROBERTS &
Smertl Issirun ifctjr
!ri!
if'iim !
New Berne, N. Cj
Only flrrt class Com'rejp
nrs. Life asa Icd&sat touu.,'
ToUl Capital oyer fortjMilUoBS,.
Dollars. .Jqli
ow H. ouion. .jriaaaaataae; v
GUI0N ft TELLEntR
A.ttornaysJ ai.tji aiv2!
Booth raoar tl orn'oAaToaBonii1 .
orrum
PkwnT.BeTvlearIrlri., flUOl,
rISlVVmvm """ aawlkr
reaaial Ooart a Hew Berne, i . , . -
OaeeT Uls arm wlU always be aV eidi.""1
lewt.t plae at UmMspaetflea Move '
Trentoa, Jonee eounly, Baturoav of eaw
end every - , ui .vtTf i."Tr.3j
BeaoJork Oartarat aoastw. Thm.. .
week, s - - - - " - T" - t rf"vs
i,rwiaTHi n-i,,..,,...
Of I
. oil s,ra
at K. N. Da ffj 's A rwg store.