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N New Dorne, latitnde,?- 89? NorUu
" . longitude, T7 r-WMfc
A Sua eets, 6:21 f 12 hoar, 84 minntM.
, Moon eu t 18:13 a. m. .
f S BUSnESS LOCALS.
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' W are "eelliBr beet Piano and Or-
- nu at remarkably low prices. - Old
A full line orlowt,,Hrrowi and
. CaUiTatorerat prksea to rait toe timea.
J ; J.3raT Reid, Snfpper Oram,. Hay.
w Seed Oata and Bye aSpecfatty,
V J 14 & 10 Eoanoke Dock, Norfolk, va.
fT V FertiliemLhie." Flagler, Clement,
Glass, PaieU, JTarnUb and Oil at low
prieea, - y. ', -' MQ, aun wa
3
? - -: 'ha ami iteanWt.v Je an old
V v and true aton. Tha XMamond' Lene
il Spectaclee and Eye-fjlaueea are the best
f - tot tboee wbo need artificial aid for Out
(." a email diamond.
For aal inJfew Berne only by B.' A.
J Toe jjy anal wU U eewton to
Av ,-TJie county eommist kmert wera in w-
alonyeteray aattadjonrnea im toaay
after traoelctipi ooneiderable boeineM,
- C6U eetpf Haneook eold . tie property
of quite a number of delinquent tax
peyen at the. court houe door yeiter-
'd.y;':'M;
. There were - fodr Acasee ' before he
' , Mayor yesterday, j f f'tkem" were
' aVa fined one dollar and aoet. each. 'The
, A-otbei twwereeaoh fined a penny and
A -'7' (Ur. ax Sobwerin haa restored to
. i - the store reoentiy ocoualed by air. Wm.
'.'; Hollister. ', He ia reoitirinR hb) spring
1 5 " ; stock and will make hie aanouneemen
t , I4 a few days.-,-; , ,
. Cottage prayer meeting
under the
1VJQ 6Vlock-rtiUVwWeIo,-of Mr.
' ' ;' i jAUtee ;lvea on the upper end of .South
j( iA ,Front street ViV a'
Ttie oorVon factry property was sold
the court house dopr yesterday and
knocked down to T. A. -Green at 4,000.
A' New machinery ought to be put in and
the thing started, Kln. ( . , . - , ,
; " JiiU Hannah Oliver and alias Leila
' Roberta will - reoelre at . the reading
. rooms of the Xj L C.. this afternoon.
Room open from,' 8 to.fl o'clock, , The
ladies are oordially incited to vUit the
i rooms, -.'.y i..f. fi.i' ,y.yV ,
' KeT. JIr.'iiawford la conducting a
series of interesting meetings at the M.
E. Ctinr'h, niiaermonaarainstmrlWa
. - and impressive and will 46 any one
good 1 o Leira ttem.f Services every
even' ,'br inning atioVlook.
Tb fuueial s(vlcsf Mr.' u. M.
Gates were largely attended on 8nn-dr-
4 Every sesVisj the Baptist church
; was occupied and inany persons - were
eUndlcg. The services were conducted
b Rev. Dr. Whitfield, who delivered a
yry appropriate, addrese on the solemn
' oscaeion. - f .-1f
, We are', inforroti fijaf , JCe i t
ci'iti.riiHHion men are in receipt of in
f . - which announce the almost
Uul u . Jvltonof the eatlr vegetable
crop at points south of us, and are, an
x'i. ua u Uarn how tale section fared.
I . t, h infotmalioa aa we get we
I I ..( V( t A re will be half a crop made
rf ciiiy Tegetablee in this vicinity, but
!: . rmher early yet to make anythiug
! A a c rrect estimaU of the damage
If t'.e cold snap. a". ' ;
fnnflnf CfcrlatOerefc."
' tf being the Eunday before
: , , iocly called palm Sunday,
A't olftrTed at Christ Church.
t ia the event was heightened
e j -noe f tbe .Bishop Of the
'f. T! a uiJ drorj,'inf of palms
o, ecdalarse congregation
: ce. The sermon by the
c i a clear and pointed Sla-'
r LichacUa c-f thirteen
- r e of crr t n
..c, !oa was k ' ,.iia
"'r 1!9 cuiLlir of
f t'e (i.
D. Line,
IV.Jay
r- n.,
and
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T Eaaa Carellma Laa aja Hallway
-t Cesaaaar,
The incorporators of the above named
oompany have been requested to at;
tend a meeting t6 be held at the Board
of Trade rpoms in this city on the
Ll4th ' 4aT, oJtXApril at p. m. for
thy pnrpOM of organiting.The steamer
Trent wUl ' leave PoJloksviUa ? at
11 1, a. m. , that day and will
bring the - incorporators and their
friends free of charate to attend the
meeting and will return the next day.
Thia a an. important -meeting, and we
hope to see a full attendance of tbe in
corporators and all who feel Interested
ia the suocese of the enterprise,
Cot tea Ib rkeeke,
We publish today a critiCMm from Dr.
J.W, Sander opon Mr. Ferrell's ar
ticle onootton published in last week's
Weekly JOCRHAE.. W do not think
Mr. Ferrell meant that he Jitfed.literaliy,
tbe furrows, but applied only the 2.000
pounds. A Dr. Sanders makes a good
point, for if a farmer begins to fill the
furrow, as he undeestands the meaning
of the word, and every farmer would
likely so understand it, ha will find
his 8,000 pounds exhausted before he
hardly begun the acre.
We are glad Dr.. Sanders has raised
the point. We will forward Mr. Fer
roll a oopy of the paper and will take
pleasure in laying before our farmer
readers any explanation he has to
make. , "We like to have farmers die
ouse these matters; we like to see them
think for themselves and not wait for
somebody else to do all the thinking.
Many of our beet farmers hnve capital
ideas, such aa are praotical, and would
be of great aid to others if put in print.
But they seem to rather keep their light
under a bushel, or are too diffident
about giving their views to the public.
This ought not so to be. If a farmer
learns a good thing, and there is always
something to learn on tbe farm, he
ahould feel it his duty to impart it to
his neighbor, and there is no better
way of doing this than through the
newspapere.
Persoaal.
Lieut. Winslow, U. S. N.. of the
schooner Scoreeby, called to see us yes
terday. He brought over only one
member of the Maryland Legislature,
who left on the train the next morning
after arrival.; He thinks tbe oyster
law pasaed bg the Oeneral Assembly,
which applies principally to Pamlico
aouniTand points north of thst area,
will be of great benefit in the way of
developing the oyster industry, and he
also thinks it unfortunate for Carteret
county that the law done not apply to
its waters.
Colonel L. Showell, and nephew,
Mr.rf Meyer, ; of Worcester oounty ,
Maryland, is In tbe city. He is inter
ested in a large farm In Pamlico oounty
and seems to take the world easy.
Commissioner. Joo. T. Patrick called
to see us yesterday. He ia determined
to establish a winter resort in this sec
tion, v He dont know the word ail
when he undertakes a thing. Southern
plaes Is a monument of his energy and
persistency but he reels that ha can!
foothold near New Berne.. We hope be
may" succeed and fill our hotels with
visitors next WinterX Erfbd him a help
ing hand aU'who can,? i 1 '"'' '" '
Mr. 8, W- Smallwood haa returned
(rom'atripKorth... a ryVf
Mr. WE- rPatterson haa returned
from an extended trip North. He found
more snow. In thf vicinity of Riohmbnd
and Petersburg than at points further
North.-..'- -.:- vf S"A, .
Mr. A.H. Baker har returned from
the Northern markets and hie Corps, of
clerks' -arere busy yesterday, and hay
been for as veral : day s opening and
arranging his immense atook of spring
goods. . He has .bought with a view of
pleasing the ladies In both quality and
prices, fi -Sc'tS A"-? '; ' ' V
Messrs. Simmon Manly,' Onion ft
Pelletier, L. J. Moof M. DeW. Ste
venson, and W. E. Clarke.' Eqrs.,are
attending Oaalow Sopsrior Court this
week.. ' ' . "jt. ;.-.- -
Mist Lbile ;Carra way,' daughter -of
CapU W. W. Carraway of Leoofr ooun
ty, u visiting irienaa in tne cuy- x'" :
The B. &0. Railroad.
BAtrotOHB,r Md., April 'd. Yice
President Spencer announces this after-,
noon that Mr.A WilUatti M. Clements,;
r'-teral manager of the Erie Exprecs
Company, has been appointed general
manager of sU the linee of the , Balti
tr"r ami !o Railroad Company,
; en 1 i , -rated by them east of the
i rirr. TLa i". lude 'tbe- maid
e m nd braflchesof the FilUburg and
i : ''':Mi divn-'or. v ... ,; - : A
J . -t f " control April
1" .'. W. I'tfcborly, formerly
v- . r e it ) am a-.-ssissippi
ted
general
f I I
i Ohio
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t'B. 1 o
the r A
Large Bear Killed.
. Edttob 3ouvstXT citisena of
Swansboro were aroused from their
quietude Wedaeaday morning last by a
targe black near walking in toaeetbem.
Immediately tbe citizens to the number
of forty e fifty started out in pursuit of
Drain, armea wrta tne proper imple
ments of. mnrder-rsome with.' guns.
some with broadswords.' other with
pickaxes, reaphooks, draw knives, brier-
nooas, scytne-Diaaaa, uuds, axes, etc,
and with dogs to aasiat, soon cam upon
Mr. bear near a pond of water, aitting
ap. or aown raiser, wiui air. uusseirs
little fiate dog keeping company, the
reat or tne aoge naving turned tau
towards home. .Shooting; soon oom
meaced. -Bruin reoeived two or three
random shots, one by Cant. Head v, an
other by Robfc. Jones, the first in the
face of bruin, the next in the side near
the shoulder. This made bear mad.
and he jumped in the pond followed by
Heaor. who lumped on his back and
rode him acroesjhe pond, where he waa
met by Capt Loughlin with a brier
hook, also Russel with a reaphook, and
Dan.Ward with a club, and some one
else with an axe, and after something
less than two hours' time from the be
ginning, bruin was oaptured. killed and
skinned. This was a verv large bear.
weighing 280 pounds dressed. The
supposition was that he had been onoe
tame bear, from his actions during
the chase and capture. T. K.
8k Is Hoi Dead.
It has been reported that I was dead
but I am not. For four yean I have
been afflicted with a severe case of
blood poison, rheumatism and neural
gia. Mr flash shrank away, my mus-
olus seemed to dry up and form into
little knots, joints were swollen and
painful, and all concluded 1 must die.
have used five bottles of B. B. B , and
I have gained 60 pounds of flesh, and
am now as Bound as any woman.
Belle Dun-away. Atlanta, Oa.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. DnfTy
and .. It. Meadows.
V. M.C. A. CONVKNriOX.
IKruinNewt and Observer.
Delegates to tbe convention com
menced to arrive Thursday evening.
and there were additional arrivals yes
terday. The delegates Immediately re
paired to the rooms of the association
Jrom where they were assigned to
homes. At three o clock p. m., the
convention met in the First Baptist
church, there being present Mesars.
Geo. Worth, J. F. Hendren and S. .T.
Kelsey, from Bineham school associa-
ion: W. M. Curtis, H. L. Harris and D.
J. Carrie, of the Chapel Hill associa
tion; S B. Weeks, treasurer of the
State executive committee; A. S. Cald-
elland Rev. W. R. Atkinson, from
Charlotte: J. K. Hall and C. O. Vardell,
from the Davidson College association;
W. a. Uleary, from Henderson associa
tion; A. M. Baker, from New Berne; J.
F. McCubbins, from Salisbury; S. C
Pool, from Smithfield ; O. W. Blount,
from Wilson, and H. O. Williams.
Other delegates arrived last night, and
notifications were reoeived from others
who will arrive today. Thirteen asso
ciations will be represented.
After devotional exercises, oonduoted
by Mr. C. O. Vardell, Mr. & B. Weeks
called convention to order. Mesars. A.
S. Caldwell, W. W. Parish and Geo. C.
Worth were appointed as committee on
nominations. Messrs. W. M. Curtis, E.
L. Harris and J. F. MoCubbins were
appointed as temporary business com
mittee. The programme as heretofore
.published was taken np and conducted
wftn great Interest and edincation.
During the session a telegram was re
ceived from Mr. H. M. Clark,' general
secretary of the Richmond association,
expressing regrets at' being unable to
attend and suggesting that the associa
tion read Psalms 118-8. Dr. Thos.
Hume, of Chapel Hill, was prevented
from attending by aiokneas, as was also
Prof . J. W. Gore, of Chapel Hill, on
account of sickness in his family.
At 8:30 o'clock the Ladies Auxiliary
gave a reception and lunch to the dele
gates and members of, the local association--'
ia the gymnasium - hall. The
spread was elegant, served by fair
hands, and formed at least One great
spark of brightness in the liyes of those
who participated. The sincere thanks
and appreciation of the delegates and
members were profusely and unani
mously expressed.
zhr- 'wow atetBioftv
The convention met pursuant to ad
journment at 7:80 p.- m. at tbe First
Baptist Church. The address of wel
come to the convention was made by
Rev. Robt., Strange, Reotor of the
Church of the.Oood Shepherd. Mr.
Strange addressed the' convention in
feeling- terms, expressing most cor
dial weloome to the convention m the
city.1. The response was made by Rev.
W, R. Atkinson of Charlotte ia a very
eloquent and appropriate address. -..
The committee on permanent organ!
ration reported as follows - A G. Bran
aier, president; W. I. Young, first vioe
preeidentj A-U.rBaker, second vice
president v C O. Vardell, third vice
president; 8. B. WeekSy secretary; Geo.
Worth, BsristanC ;.'" , v- ";
i Mr. E- T. Dadum, of i NortolkrVs,,
addressed the convention on the -"True
Mission of the Young Men's Christian
Association." 'f;. W ,-? .--,
Owin? to the absence of !. Hume,
of the University., and-Mr.. Miller, of
Koanose t'ouega,; irginia tnesuoject
of "The Work of tbe Y. M. Or A.. In
Schools ard -Ollegee" was ditcussed
by Sir. Q. II. Williams and Mr.' A U.
locham. of Battleboro, Vermont, r.
Benediction by Rev. J. M. Atkinson,
D. D,v . ; -t : -
took Oat For Taem."
Any Snforma! ion will be fr'-fefully
tp? ived leading to the dif"overy and
arrfA; of parties representicg them
f-s ss my seents in order to sell
c i t iap ri my rppuiat; in. -AH cf
- "' ere ei'-n' ' I'sws"
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FOBE1BS SEWS.
Bekun, April 1. Advices received
from Petereburg fully confirm the re
port that another attempt had been
made upon the life of the Csar. It is
learned that on Tuesday, while the
osar waa exercising in tbe park coa
nected.wita the tiatechina Palace, he
was fired upon by an army officer, the
ball passing olose to his person. The
officer was immediately seized by the
attendants and imprisoned.
LONDOH, April 1: The whips of both
parties in the House of Commons are
doing their utmost to secure a full at
tendance at tonight's session. It is not
known positively whether Parnell will
move the amendment of which he has
given notice. The Gladstone Liberals
will meet the Government's motion for
a seoond reading of the Inch Crimes
At amendment bill with a hostile
amtndment- The form which this shall
take has not yet been decided upon.
AM AUDIENCE TO AMERICANS.
Rome, April 3. A second audience
was given to Americans at the Vatican
yeeterjay. Cardinal Gibbons presented
visitors to the Pope, wbo said a kindly
ord to each and expressed his delight
at again seeing so many of the Ameri
cana faithful. Cardinal Gibbons had a
private audience with the Pope previous
to the public rrceufcicn The Pope o
brief to Bishop lielund on the teiuper-
anoe question has been istuel. In it
the Pope raised the Catholic Total
Abstinence Uniou, comments on the
deplorable natuie of the evils caused by
intemperaLO j, and urg s pastors to in
crease their efforts to extirpate the
plague of drunkenness.
MUCH ALARM UT NO MATKK1AL DlMAilE.
Madrid, April 3. During the silting
of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday
a parchment case containing gunpow
der, within which was a uirtahctbr
tridge with a fuse attached, was found
n the doorway of the president bu
reau. LAter in the even lug a petard was
exploded in ihe vestibule adjoining the
cilice of the ministry of rJnauce. Win
dows were broken by the concussion.
Nobody was Injured, but the two events
have caused much alarm.
CONSPIRATOES IIAMJEH.
BERLIN, April 8. Three persons who
weie concerned in the attempt to assas
sinate the Czar by means of bombs, in
St. Petersburg, ou March Kt, were
hanged Thursday morning.
Salvation Oil is the greatest puin
destroyer of the age. It instantly re
lieves and speedily annihilates pain,
whether it arises from a cut, bruise,
scald, burn, frost-bile, or from a wound
of any other kind. Price twenty-live
cents a boitle
Ex-Secretary Manning's Condition.
New York, April 1. A Washington
Special to the hvemng J'ost says: A
gentleman in thia city, who has had es
pecial reason to interest himself in the
condition of ex-Secretary Manning's
health, has received personal advices
from England confirming the worst re
ports yet published, liis informant as
serts that tbe ex-Secretary was not only
not improved by the voyage, but is de
cidedly worse today than he was before
be sailed worse even than when he
landed in England. 1 1 in friends have
little hope of his recovery.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
London, April 1. A private letter
from Bournemouth conveys the state
ment that ex-Secretary Manning has
grown worse since his arrival in Eng
land. The ocean voyage is said to have
been too severe for him. liis move
ments are kept secret, only a few inti
mates being permitted to see bim, so
that his exact condition cannot be read
ily learned.
KX SBOB.GTAMY MANNLNo'h HKALTH.
London, April 3, Hon. Daniel Man
ning, who hi now at Bournemouth, it
not seriously ill. He has been staying
at Meridale Hall, Bournemouth, since
last Sunday. lie ia suffering from
heart complaint, but his malady is fiot
serious enough to prevent him' from
driving out daily. Dr Horace Dftbell,
who is attending Mr. Manning, yester
day pronounced him to be in improved
Too Much Uv8tock.V-'4WUy, Jones,
what ho(a)rse you have ia lour
throaty"' "Yes, 1 raised it from a
col(d)t in my head. I've too muob live
stock." 'Well, like cures Jiks; Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup will cure you ?be
Bull will quickly scare the ho(a)rse
away."
The Thirty-Fourth Convention.
Medical Societt or State of N. C, i
Secretsry's Office,
Tnrboro; N. C, April 1. 1887. J
The Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting of
the Medical 'Society of the State Of
North Carol in will bo held in Char
lotte. Wednesday, April 13th, 1887.
Subjects for d iscussion :
1st. Tao rational treatment ei ileo
colitis Ot childhood. A ir-Xisr; L.'
8i. Our Autumnal T"!f, it r jr3
and treatment. ,
td. Are the dangers Of hi,"-, era-
tors) in-, acuta diseases-over-estimated.
Leader of .debate,- Dfi-.W. P. Beal of
Greensboro.
Besides this a great many, papers will
be submitted, the annual essay, oration,
reports of sections, pms essays and
voluntary reports. i " - ; - '
. Manr distuurutansd members ox tne
profession from abroad will be pressor;
The meeting promises te be a large and
enthuBiasttaons. Excursion, rates on
alt railroads.- r - .ry iirrr - ft
i . Jcuah U. BaXik, UJm Seo'y.V
- Beta Baas rs.; -.-.
. For ever two jeara J have, t a a euf
ferer f.om rheumatism, affecting both
shoulders to such au extent that I could
not ptit on my coat without help. The
Ce c f fve u bott!f s rf B.B.15. ""ti
1 f --l..e core. I Ttiet to 1 ; v, . , W.
; Jxcri-ii sr.! all r""1'" ' rf i'f
ii.. J-
: 'a r : t - : . j-
COIV1MERCIAL.
JocrmaL Omoi, April i I P. M.
OOTTOH.
Nw York, April 2 Noon. Futuies
closed firm. Sales of 92,700 bales.
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
September.
10 07
October,
10.40
10 &6
10 64
10.73
10.71
10.7S
November,
December,
January,
February,
March.
9. SO
Spots (juiet; Middling 10 5 8. Ijow
Middling. 10 8-1C; Good Ordinary 9 5 a.
New Berne Market quiet. No sales
Good Middling 10 3-16; Middling 1(J;
Low Middling 9 9-16: Good Ordinary 9.
Seed xtton 83 00.
Cotton Seed 8 1 0 00.
Turpentine Hard. :; :
Tar 75c at 1.25.
Oats 50c. in bulk
Cork 15u52c
Rice fjOaliO.
Beeswax IV. pej 11
BEKr On foot. 3c to 5c.
OoUNTHV Hams lOaA'-c ier:t .
I.akd 10c. ix r !h.
Eogs 0j. per doxen.
Kaatiu Pork 4inbV- ur pound
Peanuts -75c. hi 1 Ou per bushel.
FODDER 75c. aSl OP pel hundred
Onions 8J.00a2 25 per barrel
Field Pkab 65a70c.
HIDES Dry, luc. . ureen be
TaLIxiw 6c. ir lb.
:.uo.
UHIOKENB (irowu, 4.'ia'n
l"'ng
8oa25o.
Meal 70c. x?r buwhel.
Oats 50 els. per bushel.
Potatoes, Karly li su
Wool lOalOc. per pound.
p. r bM
PoTATOKB Bahaiiitts. aOc. , yam.
Uc
West Indias, 50o. : Harrison. H5c.
Hhinules West India, dull and
. )ln
i n h
inal;not wanted. linildine 5
heart Sa. 00; Baps g 1.60 uer M
WlloLKbl l.K KIM. K
New Mess Poiik tl '.."."
HH')ULDKK Ml'AT- -7e.
C. It. ', F B'e. H V and 1. ('.-'.'
Flour 3.00a'i. 00.
LARD Sc. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10 s.S2 To.
Sugar (Iranulatod , (i c
tVlFFEK 16nl7cc
CliEEiiK 15.
HALT W0nb5c. perHKeU
Molasses and Hybim-?0a45o
Powdeh ?6.00.
Hht Drop, 81.75. buck, 2 i'U.
Keroskne-9c.
Flour ! Flour! Flour !
Pork! Pork! Pork!
Both of the above article on hand in
largo quantities, and at prices guaran
teed to suit, ut
W. ITills
Old Market Site,
m :w It Kit. K
I .i m1i,M hu -'it fU oo ii t h a nm 1 1 1 'or 1 1
w (ah U 1 1' lit a 1 1 1 nvf-r ii IfcM in 1 lu- t 1
Iva If
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SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
I )i:ti' ojir-iH if lit Ihe (juloit llotlMt1 SlalilrN
a I iv cry it u tl J vcli.tciKe Stall v vt ht-rc I Ki-i-p
poiikI aiitl ) tn haiul limn h itnl l',n;n-h Id
tll, ticlniiiKt' oriel.
i't crtoiiH ant h p w ! 1 1 ctnvf.il t
utiy pluiMt In ttie mii i ruuiitji n niunlij nl
lfHH4IHHtll' rHln.
HoptiiK to t Mil lo uprve all.
I Mm, Willi tli an Ufl ior aI rnvortt.
irmi ilUl.v WAUKK I'. CK'tWN.
I am happy because I bought mv Cart
Wheels and Axles from J. C. WLUTTY,
Craven 8t., New Berne, N. C.
pejCE:
Horse Cart Wheels and Iron Axle, 81 6. 00
Horse Cart Wheels and T. 8. Axle, 15.00
Ox Cart Wheels and Iron Axle, 25.00
: , Made by Tennessee Wagon Works
and warranted. mb31 dw
r; Notice.
Ti,ero will be a Special Meeting of
the Stockholders ot the Newborn and
Pamliod Steam Transportation Com
pany at the KaooM of the Board of
rraue. rid ay, April 8Ui, ltS7. at 11
o'clock, A.M. .
P3td..:r..' : .. L4. ' lresident. K
Cassards Lard.
u sugar ArTxredniSa
.rt "? ' . D TTrt TT t TVTTT5 rj '
And BrcakfastAStripsi
- .. .! ii- . ; fcyWj' i; T u
Ar l finoat on tint tnrkeL anil a
'.; soli fcy ACTTJAJi WEXGHT at 4
Vrtr 1 i!r
E. W. aliUTuOD. ' txa iiflTu; ,
Smallwood & Slzn0V-
DEALERS IN
QESER&L HARDWARE, , .
TINWARK, ULASSWABt
'-fc-' .
WOODEXWARE, CROCKElSf
SAHJ1, DOORS, BIMipSj;
GLASS, rAIXTS, OILS '-
AND 8T0V
UNSURPASSED AS TO. . "
PRICE
aiwidie h
trcf, Kt liobr to ?
ot-l AlWrt.
NEW BERNE. Ki
Sale of Valuable Real
Persoual Property.
and
c mu-iiOuiiu- i April nr.
Hue ,r Ker8 runlali ed in certain
(. exeeele.l liy A. H. UelmlBon
II, .
in "j I
W . I e . I .
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..m el
null 111 11 lu I d
t o if ibe rity of
1 111 I tie Krguiex'
aareanl, hix.k 6,
1 . IM. k mi tin;. I wm
ourt liai se door lu
t'.t-Laio ttiid county
ill. I lef! .In.
ren ii)iii
HKI.I. lei I AMI
Hi.- Illy el ,
iil"ita!il, en
11 II,.'
tVeilnt!
(1 iii. the lid (!y of May, 1SS7,
iti
1 W I.IA I- . M .
fiillowlut; deerlbJ
1 New lirme. lo wit '
.ler ll-oiil -el the lot
i 1 1 " iliiii of huIiI Clly
ii I ".n wiii Ii iiie fcll
ii.eH. kli'.wn anil rte-
n v :n i he en x ,
! :i l.alf el'
W it. i i, h : i . I il.-h'i i .,t !
un I ."! Nil ilu- i, ,i s
A K U'lii,
w i
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1 i !'ilfi i,. . , ui.J .1 LllM w.liir
i
N'i '.' i
nl u.i waier fnmt ef Im
ie iower entiiue (luol
I'll..-, pullej 6 mid hang
...i MiKlnt
.'I "lie f. , I
1 1 . I I ll,lilrll.
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h" "I e
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ef i Be,,l Oil Mai liln-
li i,re I of b il laulle preK
: H . u il "ii ialm
1 . i N Linl.er 1 wo Holla
1 1 1. s
i hits pttt r.TAp.n ,t r.
. a : . . ujiJ Id
ITcusc 1 Trent River Steam
boat 2t:ck For Sale.
HKIKKN MIAKI S of 8Ti)CK of the
NeuPt. Trent Kiver Hleainhoal Co.
will l.o b.iiii in Irm.t of Watson &
Street h flice mi Sulh Front Btreet, on
WKI-MAI. A Y. Al'IML Cm, at 12
.. . I., k .
I el II, ( uAi.
W ATS. ..N tv KTUKE'l',
'ltd AuclioneerH.
ALEX. JUSTICE,
DKALKK IN
Fine Flour of all Grades,
Selrcted Teas, Pure Coffees
aud Spices,
Butter and Cheese, from the
best dairies.
'II.- l.Blccsl n.i.l I.,, i M.lcelnl Sloik of
A IValJ KM I I IN AM VEUKT1BLSD
( er In line lniieli i,, Nrw llerne.
A Ihii. il lull Hi ,,I M
kepi in ,i H inl-t'lHw Sinn .
i;iinln, UKiiBlly
(1.
Ik e
l eie.l :,l
ii") 'i rt of I lie city
It.MS (
II.
ItriMKl St.
Niv Kerne,
iiir;'T il u
N. :
NOTICE.
stale.. i Ni rlli Carolina Oaven CouuLy.
1 Hlii e ,-el k Superior Court,
lake iiotlrr: That I hae Hi 1 lSy lmip,!
letter. ilrrlariiiK V. llurrng ILj.Hid
mreel, John c. (iallln and Kalph (limy of
Craven eoiuiiy, Bmi H. C. CnrWT. John M.
Mann, W . 1). Muny, M. M. KaiwraiKj J. w.
H Wewonof llyile eoniitv, and their succen
aoiH lo lea etirporntion. ior the purpose and
aoeonlliig to Hie lerina ireV-rlbl lu article
of aitreemoni riled and recorded In aald of
flee TlinsiibMianre of nald aRrfwment thai
nd parllia desire to lieoom lB'Orpora1t
under II, e name of The Hyde i,lue IXunpaui.
for carrylusc In-lght and hire, good wares
and merchandise, snil all ItinilMiriihiiiiiA.
and also passengers from aiid to all points
on I'aiullco aud Alhemarle Bounds and
Nen Klver snd ihelr tributaries, irlth
steamers and other boats. In said fcrirtethe
principal place of business to be asKewbsm.
N. ... to continue thirty ye ns; tbe amount ,.
of cspiui stock to b live ttiljuaand onliara
(So.ixsi). snd each sharBfty rlollats '
l'hls aih day of March,lKli7 ...,
-41HI0I UJUtt
Clerk sup. Court.
FOR BARGAINS IN
Furniture,
CALL AT THE
ITew Berne Furniture' Stored
WFilT trrriT-iT r omiiitn, . ''
Where it can be found in Krvatairieiy1.
Fnrnitnre not in stock wilt oe'ordered 'M ;
at a small per cent above coat, -iti -.i " T?
A liberal sbare of pnblio patronagia
Solicited. . , : '
J. M. HQIEj,,
marU dwtf
HAYL-lSAirir
1", , ' rti 4s -100
Tons ikYet6HUii Wir
, Clean Bweetj 'Cjrao'ltJra j-f U
rAl.'95A.'fVA vniiyf r.-
,KA.Tlffl0tn:ei.C)'ter;:
MlsoJ"tl6rer Ind'c-Ler g
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