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NEW BEKNE, N. C.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 1887.
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LOCAL iNEWS.
Jfsw Berne, UOtads, ' JP Jfortk.
,j longitude, IT3 ' Wert.
5 la.'riam.tM I Lenjrth of Asr.
tan sots, 1:80 f 13 hours, U minutes.
j Mooo rise t 7 as p. a. . - . .
TTtJSINESS XOCALS.
TF ' j your eyesight, the
. J. L.mooa isns spectacles or eye-
. gljtoet. - The? vi baAdsomely mount-
ed in gold, sifter, steel, rubber, and
- celluloid frames. The genuine beer
Diamond trade-nark.
. 'or eeie ie-New Berne only by B. A
r. Bmx.
DEAL "Estate Ifortmgee and Deed
. - XV for eale at tbia office.
A full line of Plowt, Harrowiand
.ultivton, at pcicee to auit the times
' -.r? ago. Aixn eT.oo.
We ere selling beet Pianos and Or
i - rane -at renaarkablr low price. Old
' Pianos taken In exchange.
- . ta5 tf . - JlSAUS & I!i.KT8FllLD
. ' Fertiliser. Lima, Plaster, Clement,
Glsst. Painta, Varnish and Oil at low
tiXO. AIXBM ft Co.
EeV. Thorn a Dixon, Jr., will lecture
is tbl city on Wednesday night of neat
v week."' ' 1 -
? v-- , - AGENCY TOR Of
i Kr.. Abe Oettinger, of the popular
: ., Arm of Oettlnger Broe., of Kinaton, is
'in (he city.
- Prof Amos Cook is borioe a drain
well in a pond on Watson k. Daniel
' v . plantation near the city.
v f J C. The M, E. Churoh Workinsr Society
.j.'wlll meet this evenicK at the residence
f Cspt. a K. Hancock at 8 o'clcck.
; , The bolldlng of the Atlantic Bteam
- Fire Engine Company is to be stuccoed.
v -Preparation for the work wsb begun
"' yerterdsy. .
, Three esses before the Msjor y ester
" dar for disorderlr oonducV Two were
'I flnedafcenny and cost, the other dis
shargd.-.
' We learn that W. B. Blades & Bro
re to pot in another aaw-mill on the
- - south tide Of Treat rirer, near where
- inatrpreeens Bwsiwmw.
V The regular monthly business meet-
- i ng of the YouBg Mea's ChrUtian Aa-
eoolation.wlU;be held tonight at I
o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Cotton baa reached ten eenu again
Akrioe that la easily calculated, but
the celulatlon baa to be made on futures,
tot there U no cotton in the country
now. ;
i-1 ' A Ulegrem waa receird yesterday
-. saaoancing the death of Mr. Hannah
' Coben,wife of Mr. Wm. Cohen, of this
'City, which ooeurred in New York yee-
- terday.T
l Tbeateamer Trent will leave Polloks
; TlUfl tomorrow for thj city to bring
down the Inoorporatore and friend of
Ihe' East Carolina Railway Co. We
. hope to see a large crewd.
Card are out for the marriage of Mr.
Walter Ilaman. Jr.. and Mis Motile
Dixon.' of "Portsmouth, tonighl. Mr.
B. B; Darenport, of thi city ha gone
down to attend the marriage.
The closing' exereisee of the oolored
graded school wUl he held next Friday
- an d the exhibition it' the theatre on
Friday evening, beginning at 8 o'olock.
. The public are intlted to attend. '
' fcichard Bhaw oolored, for a long
time the self-constituted chief marshal
In all parades by the colored people of
this city, was aentiq the Eastern la
aneasylam yesterday. , It is Tidently
the proper pUoe for Wm. 'v,' ;
An order to show cause , why the quo
ir ammfa, cases f rem Crsrea county
should not be adrsnoed and heard at
t!.j term pf the Supremc&mrt was
t v jed lat Friday- Tae court decided
oa llonjsy not toe4anc(rtberal; Bo
they will not he AearS until October
next. ; " ; . y'- .- r,
Ilax8chwerin girea notice, that he
l as removed hi clothint emporium to
t' e etore lately occupied by M. Wm.
II.;;tcr, where be has more roam1 to
'ay hi increased stock.? Mf. 8am
i 1 V.. Dill is aHeistiog him and be has
Vtices down to" hard ao.. Bead hie
f ' t ri .icoient and give him a ealt4;
, .,,rPIOTfJt. -:
Z r?wtertje,,of the.O... line,
. tsa.f 3 et 12 o'clock on Woodsy,
i in r -tf k st p. rfl.i on Tue
r i o ' : c.'i.aectioa - for all points
f r j r " scrs snd freight.
T; u f f t" K. & T. K. S. line,
r ' " t f r Trpntoa with
- ' 9 1 frriUirers,
c f t" e c . e Koe, left
r rV- i ' ;h a cargo of
'"-".CD.
asaee ef rMSase ChAacea.
Company Shops postoffioe has been
chanced to Borliogtoa.
Shoe Heel, Bobeeon ooopty, has been
changed to Maxtoa.
Jtuu.
' As indication of th inorease la the
lumber business a new saw mill is re
ported as going up every week or two
somewhere la this section. Along the
A. & N. C, Kosd, between thi city and
Kington, there are several mills, and a
new one has recently been put in by
Mr. John W. Moody, near Dover, an
energetic man who is cutting some fine
lumber for both local demand and
shipping purposes. He is also running
a store in connection with his mill.
Orange Presbfterr.
This venerable court of the Presby
terian Churoh convenes in New Berne
tonight. The opening sermon will be
preached in the Presbyterian church by
the Moderator, Rev. Wm. F. Thorn, of
Mount Vernon Springs, N. C, Services
will begin at 8 p. m. The public gen
erally are invited to attend all these
service. The body of the Presbytery
will arrive oa this evening's train in
time for the organization after the ser
mon.
Arrivals-Rev. F. H. Johnston, D.D.
Stated Clerk of Orange Presbytery,
from Winston, N. C. Miss Liztie John
ston, daughter of Sev. Dr. Johnston.
Rev. W. F. Thorn, Mt. Vernon Springs,
N. C. Moderator of Orange Presbytery.
History ticiilBg MtddlU.
We notice seveisl of our exchangee
indulging in a little gush of noble senti
ments on the surrender of Oen. Iee at
Appomattox. One makes an error in
the date, having it April 10, vibereae,
it ocourred on the Oth. But another
get way off the line, and places the
number of Confederates st forty thou
sand, when in fact it was less than ten
thousand who were surrendered
on that memorable day. It
further says that General Les surren
dered his sword as commander and
Chief of the Southern armies to General
Grant, whereas it is well known that
General Lee surrendered only the
forces under hi immediate command
otherwise tbe battle of Bentonsville
would not have been fought, nor would
Durham and Green? boro become noted
as the headquarters of General Shermao
and Gen. Joseph E. Johnston during the
negotiations for the surrender of the
force under the command of the latter
chieftain. The Journal in what it said
we believe had everything right except
spelling Appomattox with but one "t
Cation la Checks Again.
We publish today a communication
direct from Mr. C. B. Ferrell, Mont
gomery, Ala., in reply to Dr. J. W
Sanders. In thi Mr. Ferrell giyes the
exaot amount of manure used, and in
his letter to Rev. Mr. Sanderlin he gives
particulars as to the manner of prepar
ing hi lanL. manuring planting and
cultivating. We have no right to dis
credit hU report- We believe it is true.
We can naraiy expect such results in
North Carolina from cotton because our
olimate is not so favorable for the
growing of this crop as that of Ala
bama and Georgia. But, that a great
improvement can be made in the man
ner of manuring and cultivating cannot
be denied. It is lea expensive to make
tea bales of oottoa oa five acre than ' to
make five bales' on -ten or fifteen scree.
We commend Mr. Ferrell' plans to the
farmer! of this section. If followed,
bearing in mind, as the New$ and Ob-
server suggests, the difference in cli
mate, on account of which less distance
between the checks will be required in
North Carolina, w arc sure our farm
srs will not regref the experiment.
'
: Marahall Parks Appointed.
WaSBTSOTOX, April .-'-The President
todsy appointed Marahall Parks to be
supervising inspector of steam vessels
for the Third District, la place of Jams
Ourraa, of Maryland,, who was twice
nominated to that office and who failed
of confirmation each' time. . Mr. Park
i resident of Norfolk and a promi
aent Democrat. " He was not an appli
cant for the position, but his snpoint-
meat was strongly urged by many ta-
fluential Democrats. It was charged
by Curran's friends that Senator Gor
man pocketed his nomination, and that
tbey persistently urged the President
to continue -sending in the name until '
it was acted upon:- Tbia the Mugwumps ;
insisted upon a in the interest in clean
of politic. - The President, however,
came so the conclusion that he would
not be nominated in following such a
course. He think he baa done all in
tbe case that Mr. Curran's friends havs
a right to expect,'., vi
' .Was It Coaeert
. I have been using B. B. B. for six or
Ten weeks for something like cancer
on my nock, and I would not take one
thun-nd doHar for the benefit re
ceivel. 1 l ad previously tried varioo
so-C fl t'.-xxl remedies, but B. B. B.
U t ' . qoic.ke.ft and the cbesp
eetb!o 1 1 r I tf rtoi. I refer
to any r t rf ( . Ga.
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Kinston" Items.
Bob Strong is hollering with a bone
felon oa his right head.
Mrs. 0. W. Harper is receiving a good
line of spring millinery goods, .which
are trimmed ia the latest style. (
But few farmer in town during the
last week. .The weather ia too fine for
farm work to wast it going to town.
Mr. I. G. Taylor, of Lousin Swamp,
re-planted corn last week, that ia, he
planted where the pigs had rooted. U up.
Tuck shoe hams have been in demand
reoently. They have a reputation far
up the country, where two thousand I
pounds were shipped not long since.
Mr. A. Slaughter has returned from a
trip to Kansas, the far west, and takes
issue with Horace Greeley about the
advisability of young men going to such
a region of grasshoppers, blizzards and
cyclones. He says he would not give
Lenoir county for the whole of Kansas.
There is no plat like Eastern Carolina.
The contest on local option will be
pretty warm. The Pro can bring to
their assistance now tbe testimony of
the old Confederate Postmaster General
and now U. S. Senator from Texas,
John hi. Keagan, to show that it is
slander upon the Democratic party and
I nomas Jefferson to put them in de
fence of the dram shop and drunken
ness. Jesse C. Kennedy, Esq., after hearing
Mr. Slaughter's description of Kansas
is reminded that while cries for help
have come from almost every quarter
or the Union on account of drouth,
floods, cyclones, &o., Eastern North
Carolina has so far been able to take
care of herself, and be is convinced it
is the best oountry in the world con
sidering all things.
Several of our substantial and most
successful business men are consider
ing the enterprise of a cotton factory.
They will examine the matter thor
oughly before investing in it, but when
tbey make up their minds to go into it
they will make it a suooess. Investiga
tions are also being made as to tbe
manufacture of soap. Kinston must
begin enterprises of this sort or her
progress must necessarily be slow in
the future. Tbe mercantile interest
is now fully up to the demands of the
farming interest and we must needs
have factories to make a demand for
the surplus farm products and build up
the retail trade of the town.
La Orange Items-
Beautiful spring weather.
Athletic games next Thursday and
Friday.
James M. Kornegay, Esq., was In our
town Saturday.
C. W. Joyner returned from Wash
ington Saturday.
Geo. L. Taylor, postal clerk, is on a
visit to bis family.
Rev. Mr. Swain preached at the Acad
emy last Sunday and Sunday night.
An occasional case in our magistrate's
eourts, in all of which somebody gets
hurt.
Rev. J. J. Harper preached at tbe
Disciples church Sunday and Sunday
night.
the fine spring weather gives our
streets a woe-begone appearance farm
ers are at their work.
A. J. Loftin, Esq., of the Kinston Bar,
was in town Monday. Andrew ia visit
ing us riht often just now.
John T. Daly oommenced planting
cotton last week and planted two or
three days. Mr. Noah Bouse made a
beginning last Saturday.
A new and beautiful flag, we learn
the gift of the faculty, waves over the
Davis School building. A lone star and
"Davis School" meet tbe eye while the
nag waves.
Work is progressing on the M. E.
Churoh. It is intended to have it com
pleted by the meeting of the district
conference, which will be on the 20th
of June, instead of the 19th, as before
announced. Bishop Keener is expected
to be here at that time.
Notice.
At the request of many of my fellow
citizen of the Second Ward, I announce
myself a candidate for the office of
Counoilman of said ward. Am asaured
of an election, and therefore shall be in
the field until tbe contest is decided.
J. V. Williams.
Atlanta Heath Open.
Six months ago we had no demand
for B. B. B., but now our retail demand
is snob, that ws are forced to buy in
gross lots. Ws attribute the rapid and
saormous demsnd to the comparative
size sad price of B. B. B. (being Urge
bottle for $1) and its positive merit
It sells well and gives our customers
entire satisfaction. - Our sales have In
creased 500 per oent. within a few
months : . .
; : v v-' ' ' Jacobs' Pharmacy,
.' per Fred. B. Palmer, M.D.
Bold in New Berne br K. N. Duffy
and E. H. "Meadows. .
-.- . . . in . ...
;-v?Fartli War Meeting.
To th Republican Toters of the fourth
wara:;-;-s :r , t.;. r
You are hereby -notified to meet' at
Drayton hall, oa Queen street, Monday,
.Mim.,, tn .aii ik.
counoilman to be voted for at ths com-
log election tbe first Monday In May,
ISofco, E. A. Rksiardsoiv -V, .;
t Chairman of committee
? Leek Oat Fir Taaaii'.-r-,
f Aay information will be. gratefully
received leading to the discovery and
arrest .of parties representing them
selves as my agents in order to' sell
cheap glasses on my reputation. All of
my spectacles s re stamped "Hswkes"
on the bow. and no others are genuine.
'I f e fitted. and te f t mranted
'tf so rug store of I. S. L'uffy, h'ew
.- - . -- f-t3 In .
The Funeral ef Burgwju M. Gates.
At three o'olock in the afternoon of
Sunday. April till, 1867, the funeral of
Burgwyn M. Gates took place from the
Baptist Church on Middle street in this
city. The first sound of the bell which
called the solemn assembly, found the
streets leading to the church already
thronged with people from every direc
tion, wending' their way to pay the last
aaa trmute or ' love and respect to one
who in the midst of a busy and useful
life had been called from the cares of
this world to the joyful rest of the
world beyond.
The Sunday-school of which he was
the superintedent, ami had bten fur
several years, numbering over two
hundred and fifty children, were noon
in place, as was also the coDgrtKntiuL
of which he had long been one of the
most regular and punctual attend an u
upon all of its Services. To theee were
added the Uethodibt Episcopal SuLda -school,
officers, teachers aud children
in a body, liumbenn nearly three
hundred persons. Then came the sol
emn procession, with measured step,
from the house of the deceased, under
the direction of Mr. J. A. Simpson,
undertaker, with John ( '. W'hitly. J. V
Williams, Dr. J. U. C lark, Jieptl li.
Holland. C. X. liolliater. J. M Howard,
F. W. Hancock, and lir. (eo. Mover,
underbearers. The lode of tlie lioyal
Arcanum ledlhe march, in advauceof the
hearse, which was closely followed by
a line of carriages, containing the be
reaved wife, parents and immediate
relatives of the departed, in the re:ir of
which a long column of frienda and
neighbors crowded the tiJewalk.who
bad assembled at the residence to join
the mournful escort to the church
The casket was placed in front of the
altar and lay in pao?ful vrandeur
where the now silent occupant had so
often joined in prayers and praise. The
oburch waa handsomely draped and
me norai teetimouiais w eru numerous
and of tne richest and rarest varieties.
Notable among them was a Iarire pillow
of immortelles from theHapu-t Sunday
school, bearing the inscription, ' i)ur
Superintendent;'' a lovely sheaf of
wheat, mounted on un easel, with a
sickle beside it, wrought, as w as the
inscription "Our Friend," in immor
telles, from Mr. Alexander M linker
an anchor the emblem of hope - hand
somely formed of while and yellow
immortelles from Mr. John K. It. Car
raway; ariovely white aud green crosn
of natural flowers from Dr. John I.
Clark; a magnificent cluster of calla
lilies tied with white ribbon from Mrs.
Dr. Theodore Whitfield; a rich cluster
of white verbenas and callas from Mr.
William B. Boyd; a beautiful and fra
grant boquet of hyacinths from Mixs
O'Neil; a boquet of beautiful and rare
hot-bouse flowers from Mr. Benjamin
Jones; a magnificent boquet, both in
arrangement and variety, of natural
flowers from Mrs. Charles E. Hlover; a
lovely collection of rich and rare flowers
from Mrs. Joseph Nelson and also from
Mrs. C. E. Foy; an immense collection
of floral gift from the relatives aud
friends of tbe deceased, who were
aware of the great attachment he had
for and the interest he always look in
the cultivation of flowers.
Tbe impressive services at the church
wereconducted by Rev. Dr. Theodore
Whitfield, pastor of the deceased, as
sisted by Rev. L. W. Crawford of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The music
waa in accord with the surrounding
circumstances and of sublime solemni
ty. Every available seat in tbe vast
edifice was occupied and large numbers
were standing in the aisles and vestibule
while still others were gathered around
the entrances even out into the street.
The little sparrows which nestle in great
profusion in the ivy which clings so
gracefully to the building, seemed to
intuitively understand that there was
something unusual transpiring within
the saored walls and were interested
spectators of the mournful column as
it moved off from tbe church towards
tbe cemetery.
The funeral procession was un
doubtedly the largest that has ever been
in this city.
It was a bright sunny day such as the
month of April gives, and the whole
community was moved as by one im
pulse to join in the solemn cortege.
The services were conolnded at the
grave, and when the remains had been
oommitted to tbe ground to await the
great morning of tbe resurrection,
when the earth and sea shall give up
their dead, the floral offerings were
placed over them, and seemed to say
to the sorrowing hearts, in the language
of our Saviour at Bethany, "thy brother
shall rise again. " In the sweet sereni
ty of the Sabbath evening were con
cluded the last solemn rites of tbe
christian church to one who by a life of
devotion to christian duty, a consistent
walk and godly conversation, had at
tained an eminent claim to all the rich
promisee of the christian faith.
abtice to mothers.
Me8. Winblow's Soothing Stecp
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, soften
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
oolic, and is the best remedy for diar-
hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
marl7dtuthsat wly
Fifth Ward Meeting.
To the Republican voter of tbe fifth
ward:
You are hereby notified to meet at
Good Samaritan ball, on Queen street
0 clock sa., for tbe purpose of nonu
A.f,n . ;,,-,.. ,Z UTu.r,
natlng a candidate for city councilman,
to be voted for at th coming election,
the first Monday ia My. .
ly s ; ' Chsirmaa of Committee y
, s meklea's. Aralea Baire'7 v
; Thb BrBT BALva.ia.tbo world for
Outs, Bruise, Bores, j Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Heads, Chilblains, Corns, and all bkin
Eruptions, and positively C cures riles
or no pay required . It is guaranteed to
tnverrfeot satiiraction,or money re-
ft!?vd. .price 5 ee'ts rr box. : For
tu.i fcy r. K. Dafir. . docl3 ly
COIVUMEKCIAL.
JocnaAL Omen. April l.' 6 P. M.
oorroN.
Hiw Yeas, April 11 Noon -Fuluis
closed firm
Bales of 63, OU bale.
April,
May,
June,
July,
10.67
October.
10 03
9.97
10 iit
10.67
10.74
10. CO
10 i'i
November.
December.
January,
February ,
March.
August,
September,
sputa firm. Middlmg 1U 'if. Ixjw
Middling, 10 5 16; Uood Ordinary 'J j ?
New Berne Market steady Sales o!
9 bales at y &0 to 10
Uood Middling 103 16. Middling 1"
Ixjw Middling 9 'J -16: Good Ordinary
UUTltSIK niumir.
Sked oottm S3 O'i.
OoTTON SEEK glO O.J.
Tu war tins Hard. $. ; t
Tia 7io.a8l .25.
Oats 50c. in Lull'
Coh.n 4 5a.',L'c
HlOE -5(la'JO.
hlthWAl- IV per It.
Heef On foot, 6 to V
Ool'NTKY Hami,- lOaU'rc. i.e r II..
l.AKl -llK. i.er lb
Eous v. per doten.
Faaali l'uuK 4ta6- uer pound
fSANUTB 75.' atl v) (,el buahel
Kuddkh 75c a!H 0U p r hundred
ONIotsB -Jf2 (Ha' , barrel
FlKLD I K A b 65a7oc
HlDKB Dry, luc K'eeii 5c
TaLLow jc per lo
UH10K.KN8- Jron. I a'.
025c.
Mkal 70c pr bunhel
OaTB 50 cts. per bushel.
l'oTATOKS. Karly Rose f'J
Wool HaltV. per pound.
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PotaTobs- liahamas 'Mc yamr
West lndias, 5il- , Harrison. '.V.
SillNULica Vi India. dull and
inal.not wanted. Huildiny ',
hearts $3 00 , saps-J 1 . 50 per M
WHOl.KUAI.K fUl.
Nitw Mkbb Vvhk sr.
Shoi'ldkk M k at 7. .
C. K. s, F. H . l( V and I, I
FiAit'K ;t ooaii.oo
l.AKP- "-li." by the l!ei ,
N AllJJ itasis 10 s. f 7 ,.
Hi UAH Granulated '
(V.KKKK - ldal ; c.
( 'HKKSK 15.
HAl.T-S0a5c. per sa. h
MOLA8HK8 AND SYhl PB Mt'.c
PuWDKIt -86 00
Hhot Drop. 81.75 burk. 8'J 00
Kkhoseni- ttc.
Auction Sale.
Household Furniture.
WATSON STItl'.KT, Auctioiicr
Friday, April 15, 1887.
Sale will ccnimencH at TKN (. Vl..rk
A.M. at the residence of Ml.-- JDS
SCMWEK1N, corner of Toil . k aud
Fast Front streets.
Housekeepers will do c 1 1 t. . at lend
Terms t'ai-h. td
J. W. STEWART,
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A Great Bargain,
:U7 ACKKS
Will be sold at a Jre:i( Sa -riiloe.
A VH , na tln ln tat ton :tnat eti un ih
Koulh hlii of iho euic rtr. lhre ftrnt
tialf iinhs front iIh City of ie win i n, N . '
one h u ml re. 1 mid twpnty-fl arrrii cleared
(vtKxl land, uitatle for trucking. The baJ
anse, two hundred anl two acr, heavtlj
limheril with plne.oalt. cTprBi, and other
klndN of timlr. ltlRaino flue raiing land
Uixxl dwelltne. out hullillntrn, and fine or
chard. It Uh a fin fishery fronting half n
mile on the beach, where there are hlRli
bankHof marl tlia' can never t ? x hauntenJ.
from which vessel can load with cane. t 1
a very beantlfnl and healthy location, r"
spntiiiK near view lo the nasal ng v !.
and rallroa1. The cl ared land with build
tnjra and orchard will he sold aeprnt If de
sired . 'or lerms apoly to
IV THEN WiTH.
2 ilw On the place, or Newbern. N, i
5IOST BRILLIANT,
PUEE&PEEFBOT LENSES
They ara as trnrrjit and eolorlcn a
light Itaalf, a4 for aoftoeai or endarac to
tbe eri oaonot b soellcd, nablio bt
wearer to read ror taottra wlthoat ralifne. u
setrtbeyaia
FEBTBOT SIGHT FRESEBJtKES, ,
Testis a-nlals from the leadlnc stirrinlasa
In tee TJrittcd Btetea, Oovernora, Peaawr.
Liralt4ra, ttookmen. Mi 'MMln all pro
reaa:ona,aBd la dlOereni bruenea of trade,
bankers, BieehaBtoa, M- eert be glv vbe
have bad their debt la proved by tnHr eee.
ALI FITTBD y:
AXD THE Tit STTARAJfTirD t'
P. tT rr.Yt Druglil,
' mr. ;-t KW BERSB.K. O.. - Hy, I
I. W. SllLLWOOD. CEO,
Smallwood & Stover
DEALERS IN '
GE.MlhAL HARDWARE,
TI.WfAHf, GLASSWARE .
WOOVt.WARt CROCKERf,
SASH. DOORS, BLIXDS,"
i GLASS, FAINTS, OILS
j AND STOVh .
j L'Nta'KPASSED AS TO
PRICE AHDgUALITY.
' .Mi.ldlo Str. . . Next Door to"
H-l AlUert,
1 NEW BEKNK, N. C.
FOE BARGAINS IH'
j Furniture,
; (All. AT THE
'New Dcrne Furniture Store,
WEST m; i; y.,, j; STREET,
Wilt If It l il
1 U Ml II II I .
a Miih!! .
A III., ra!
ii t.- f"ui.ii in K'f.-l variety.
ii. 'i in m . k ill Ijp ordered
1 i . l.l J
-'ii ' ul l;. atr..nage
M MINES,
.M..1K
.Ul!
1 urn l ii !!' Ii jiiM- 1 lioulil my. 'art
W 'In-. In an. I A Im li.'in J ('. WI1ITTY,
' ' t a v in Si New Itpint', N. C
I'Kli K.
1 1 ri' ( 'art Whcc Ih ami Iron Axle, 810.00
H..ri-.-1'arl Win . In an. I T. H. Axle, 15 00
i 'ail WIiciIh an. I I run Axle, 25.00
Mu.ln by 'IVimrHM'n Wagon Works
an. I warianti-.l nihildw
ALEX. JUSTICE,
DEALER IN
Fine Flour of all Grades,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffees
and Spices,
Butter and Cheese, from the
beat dairies.
I!.- I i.ryist ami -i-Vi ti .1 k
invHI Kill IIS AMI VKI.KTAIII
H I" '! l.l '" tM t.i Sin Id Ilu .
inn :i i ii . .r : . rr .. I,
K i h l -1 ' 1 1 SS v;,,tr
ill . . v m- 1 l.l II i, ,H1 I ..f
b.ia
i-i in
II KM-- I SH
llroml .St - New llirn
i n h r.'T ii w 1 (
N . V.
HARDWARE,
Sash, Blinds and Doors,
Lime, Cement, Hair,
PAINTS, OILS, LEAD,
AMI '
Building Material'
'U all kinds, at
L. II. Cl TLER'S, ?
26 k 28 Middle Street, '
N KW HERX K. X. V.
For Rent, ' J
ln r.f lho laiye htlrk iiili!ri nn the '- '
norm cormr ol MUiJit mrn aim l-edenl iw
alley. ,'
The flrit ItiKir o( Ihp t.a .l,ling ' nroupird as
tor by Mvmr. Flnn unit Sniian. on trie '-.--'
wwid floor ihre are tlilrieen (W oomfort- !'
bl. well venlllaleil rr.oird. en on the s '-.-'
njtrj. ilion he north tirte of the hoeae, w .
with broad punfn he t ween. The roomn v -V
one of Ihem extra Un and com man lorn tins; 1
well the apper end lower Mmm, ."'
are famished with lux flxtnree. Thereto euj -
excellent cittern of water on the loU '
1 1 a. eo arrarsed Ihet the two net orrooms V '
n he need aeperately and wtihont enma t
olcatloa, If need be, by different lemllte
there belni yard IWB and oatbotldlnir tnr
each. or Uie whole woW eeeoBTealenl tnr . "
boardhjf pnreowee There le cores tether
irxiiet trom both front and rear of Uh but,a- '
"r- vppiy to
apjfllw ' JOH
JOHW HTJQOK8, AUr.
ROBERTS & HEHBERSC::
V ' EcstI bans liz& V
Oalj.Ertt dsss Compatues ttftr
JTr. Lift szl isdlni I- -t- - -
TotsJ-Cspltai rx'r Tcr'r '