.ILs Magazine,
7ITH ILLTJSTKATIOyS.
ISrtt Number Beads Ikccnber 151k.
SoibatriiMaKuiM will be in the
widest sense a mguuke of general
literature, and eaeh number will be
folly illustrated.
Sam of the most noUble ,-apers to
sr-peer diring the first year are se
rves of Unpublished Letter of Tb ink
ers j of Terr great autobiographical
"- ralut x-Miiuster E. B. Wash
burer8 BaminiaeeDoea of the Siege
and Commune of Pari; Glimpses at
the DUries of Gouverneur Morris,
Minuter to France at the close of the
last oeatnry. (giving descriptions of
social fife and characters at the time);
a collection of contemporary letters
describing Earl j New York and New
Enrland Society.
. - Thra if much excellent fiction, in
cluding a aerial by Harold Frederic;
stories extending through several
- numbers by H. 0. Bunner, J. 8. of
: Dale, and others ; and shert stories by
B. L. Stevenson, Joel Chandler II ar
' ris, T. A. Janvier, Miss Jewett, Oo
'.' tore Thanet, n. 11. Bojesen, Miss
Oosby, and a host of other?.
V, Notable special papers to be pub
. ashed very early are General F. A.
Walker's on Socialism; Dr. William
Hayes Ward's on Babylonian Cylin
ders; Mr. John C. Ropes' on the i'or
traits Of Caesar; Captain Greene's on
Coast Defence, etc., etc
.". -' Soribner's Magazine will be pub
Hshed at $3.00 a year, or 125 cents a
- -lory. Subscriptions may be sent to
V ftly newsdealer or bookseller, or to
,.' CHABLES SCKIBNER'S SONS,
Publishers,
743 and 745 Broadway, New York
MertkantB, Bonier and Manufacturer
should rtad
BRADSTIIEET'S,
A Winir Jui HFii. or
- frail, Fiatncj ud Public Economy.
Sixteen Pace Every Halurday.
!4UBM Twenty hw Humi-iiii.es
Twenty-four Peges ;
riVBJ DOLLARS A YEAR
Tas foresaosi pu
IS to as of Braeuoal service to business men
It eewaael trad and Industrial report and
' IIS MIM of recent leg! declslonsare ex
caialaely valnabla. Aa commercial traoa
eUasia. in tne wider sense, are eomtng to be
more aad snore conducted on statistical
beats, tne Information contained in HKAD-
SU feAsTTS Is Of the first Importance te all.
: Th fanaral business situation thronshoul
the United males ud Canada ta reported by
' Seleaiaua) to Bradalreet'e up to tbe boor of
paUloalloo.
B1HULE COPIES Tr.N CtM'N
THE BBAD8TKEKT CO,
171, 381, !M Bboadwav,
Jbr Sample Copy. Mw Vohk Ci
GASTON HOUSE,
NEW BERNE, M. C,
. 8: B. 8TBEET, Be., Proprietor.
, ' The Omly first elass House In ths City.
O eoueeta with all Trains and
aee ara. Largo sample rooms t ot eommori
i m krelere.
I'M liB taa BILLIARD ROOM has
- ssseitly been rafnrntehed and ntted np In
. good SI v With Billiard and Pool Teblee
Notice.
Th Oeeton Booa Barber Hhop giro
11.
lew ana uie pnDiie cenraili '
OfUMdnll times.
Bt and whiaker trimmed. V .
lit .
Ilia
inn
OD-
hair eat. S oenta, done In the f Ih .
nyiaat mm Ton, uerman. virto. .
i aad Bound. Hair I
' Cuttlna la r
gmw a trad, hot aa art.
eVSOaUattheOaaton Honse KarlHi
aad ho eoavlnoed.
JAMES REDMOND,
t Sr. I .
W JEN
: L a7 o
. M I j I I 1 I "' M "
V. ; w - ' ' , !. . A' t""V
::3 D:r2ncrS Enge! Brerrins Company's Lager dcer9Portorv &c.,
v V-'
VHiick Trftt U Isold y thT
. Sir '.' Alt gul ttMtoptrtedtsei ldwMrth Oarolhifc;-
?; 'f-i jGja jiii kiiS JmT; m alj A t '
IS MAKING THIS SEASON
A Specialty of t Fino CIslhins Gents'
Furnishing Gccds.
And a therefore better prepared than ever to suit the most fastidious a the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Our Suits are stylish and well made,
bock Bottom Prtoes.
Our line of FURNISHING GOODS
In NECK WEAR and SILK HANDKERCHIEFS we axe exhibiting- a line ef
goods that are creations of the beautiful and captivating in their elegant sim
plicity.
STYLISH EATS Derbies, light, black
qualities, and Crush Pocket Ha in
Straw Hats, latest shapes, handsome and
full stock of DRY UOODS and NOTIONS. Ladies' and Gents' Shoes at price
to suit tne times and your pooketbook.
We are still having a hie run on our
in Bala, and Congress, which are acknowledged the nicest and beet Shoe in the
market. & full guarantee given with every pair.
DAVID M. JONES of Beaufort will be pleased to meet his old friends and
customers at
GEORGE ASH'S,
Middle street, next to L. H. Cutler's.
War, War, War,
AGAINST
Xoolt Out- fox tlie War
HAVING JI'ST KETUKNKD FROM THE NOliTII WITH
A Large Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions,
and everything you can call for usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store,
I am determined to open war against racket and high price.
'Jo prove the same I quote some of my prices:
lists as low as 5c; a nice hat for 25c; and for 50c. I can give you a fine
dress hat.
And Shoes, I can astonish the natives. Why I can give you a Ladies'
Button Shoe fur (J7c; a nice Foxed Gaiter, only (6o. I also have a nioeline
o i Ladies' Low Quarter Shoes, Wc. In fact I have s large and well selected
took of Shoes, and guarantee prices to suit the times.
1'liree nice Handkerchiefs for 5c. Also a nice Linen Handkerchief for 5c.
also have a well selected line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
A good Unlaundried Shirt from 35c.
A large and well selected line of
Look at this! W'hy, 1 can give you
A Nice All Wool Blue Flannel Suit, onh $7.00.
A Good Diagonal Suit, Black or Brown, for $9.00.
AIbo, a good line of Carpets, Matting, Oil Clath, Trunks and
Valisea,
dome one ! ('ome all
convinced that 1 can
Sell You Goods
Cheaper
The
Wm. SULTAN,
Bishop Building, opp. Baptist Church.
JAS. A. THOMAS, Salesman. mar26 dwtf
DAIL BROTHERS,
Wholesale Grocers
HAVE REMOVED TO T1IELK
TWO STORES, SOUTH OF
Ana neep 01 rLUUlt, BIKAT8,
MOLA8SE8. SALT. TOBACCO.
everTthlnsr in the GROCERY
LOW PRICES for CAS II.
NEWBEBN, N. C,
WHOLESALE
AND
IS OONITEOTIOy WtTH THE AQEUOY FOB
I KEEP OK HAJTD A FULL LINE
IVJHES AIID LlOUOnS AT 17II0LESMF.
Gallon at TltBT LOW.
from tasteful fabrics, and are sold at
embraces everrthlns: that Gentlemen use.
and brown; Fur Hats of all shapes and
all colors, only 75c. Bis assortment of
cheap.
A Ladies' foxed Uaiter only otfo.
88.50 genuine, fine French Calfskin Shoes
RACKETS!
to 50c.
Neck Wear;
Hcarfs L'Jc. up to f0c.
to the Headquarters of (he War Department, an J be
Than
City.
Any Other House In
THEIR FORMER STAND,
COFFEE. BUOAB, 8YKFP8
SNUFF AND CIQAjttS, A
1JNE, a fUJjL STOCK and at
24b
LIQUOR DEALER
MANDTaOTUBEB OF
Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla
lemon Soda-.
Buffalo Head.
GaUfornia
Fear Cide
tc.j Etc,
BOTTLING
OF
FIQUHE3 for OASIL
Arrival md Dep wture K&ili
MAIL CLOSES, "T'
For Nortk. West and Boata, riA.
N. C. R. B. at8j00 S.SSV:- r
For BuXoit.adi.tka SM, at
T.-00 p. m- -.s-.,
For Washington , Swift Cr, gydaa4
BcanJort Counti JotUays. Wedaesv
dara, and FrWj .
For Trenton, Pailoks Tills and Kavs-
viUe, daily at 7A0jusVvi.u .
For Orantsboro, Bayboto aa 1 Tan-
demere, dailvaiflavsn. i .
L'.v.ii efiJ a- , .-. .
j QTJCK HOUESi l
In Money Order and Bagistared Let
ter Departmsnt. f mni : avm. to t p..m.
In Mailing Depai iiasin rwaa 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m. . .i j.-i j t i1-.
Office openoonatansly ketween these
hours except when mails are being dis
tributed or sent.
Make the Far Heme Pleasant.
Yes; make it bo pleasant that tbe
growing boys and girls will not be
looking forward to the time when
they will be old enongh to leave the
farm in search of apleasanterplace.
We know a well to do farmer, hav
ing eight children, who, as soon as
they are old enongh to support
themselves, leave their home. Of
tbe five boys, not one remains on
the farm. They have gone to clerk
ships and other position's, in per
ference to staying on the much des
pieed farm. A glance in the home
may account somewhat for this.
There has never been any effort to
make it attractive for the children.
The parents' aim has been to work
and save, with scarcely a thought
that their children had aDy other
needs than food and clothing.
p'heyare activp,Jbrigbminded boys
and girls. It is no wonder that
the dullness and montony becomes
unendurable. ,
Tnia farmer docs not besitate to
spend money In farm improvements
in fine stock, or or in anything
tbat will advance his finan
cial interest bat any outlay
lor the children s pleasure is re
garded as unnecessary and extrava
gant. Children cannot feel that sense
of proprietorship in the farm and
its profits that is a stimulant to the
beads of the household, and some
thing is needed to take its place.
Some personal proierty, evea if
a chicken or a pig, is a strong in
centive, Children are sportive by
nature all young animals are
and some diversion is essential for
leisnre hours; otherwise their minds
will wander off and dwell on the
attractions supposed to pertain to
village and city life.
A lew dollars each year invested
in reading matter will not only sup
ply pleasant employment for leisure
hours, bnt the means of mental Im
provement as well. There are so
many excellent, entertaining pub
lications for the yonng, and at such
low prices, that no family in which
there are children should be with
out one or more. lint parents
Bhoud discriminate carefully be.
tween a good and bad class of read
ing matter, for there is a large
amount of a 11 ashy, sensational
character, wholly unfit for the
young to read.
There is no reason why a coantrv
home should not be a place of pleas
ure and contentment to every
member. There is freshness and
freedom in farm life that connot be
eD joyed when a person is surround
ed by brick walls. With pleasant
mental recreation for leisure hours '
there need beno unhappy memories
of the farm to carry through life.
Amencan Agriculturist.
It Yon Wlah a Ge4 Article
Of Plug Tobacco ask your dealer for
" Sid KID." nr.llrivCm
HolFor Morehead City
AND THK
Teachers'Assembly.
GRAND EXCUB8ION,
Wednesday, Juno 22,
Under the auspices of the
E. CHURCH WORKING SOCIETY,
Aooompanied by the
NEW BERNE BOARD OF TRADE.
Tbe cars will leave New Berne denot
at half-past eight o'clock sharp, arriving
at sLoreneaa vjity in time to near the
Educational Address of New. Berne
girted daughter, was C Babmsoit.
Fare for round trip, ONE DOLLAR.
Children under 12 rears of am. BOo.
Tickets for sale by the nnderslgned
committee.
W. II. WATSON, CnmD.
F. ULRICH,
T.A.GREEN.
J. A. SIMPSON,
L, H. CUTLER. :
jonietd
EDU0ATE! . EDTT0ATE !
WLat Better Call Be Dene For
Te Children?, .
R. 3. BONNER,' . ?,? PwBtaHU
The Sprint tViewloB will etaae lone is, 1887.
Woard and tuition moderate. ' .
PnpUsare thanaarmra time rT mMum
to ens of seaalon. Sa Hmtnntmn nnt m
w. n pivinHnu limwwe.
tor further Information arplye
1. 1
iV-VFlt.
COMIirEEGIAli.
'i ; MUltU lUBMR.
Tvarnmn Hard, SLOO; dip, S1.90.
Tab t5e.agl.SS.
Oat 060e. in bulk.
OOB-65a65c
. BawwAX 80 u per lb.
Bear On foot, 80. to So.
OocnrrsT Hams lOaUie. per lb.
". Labd lOcperlb.
Earn 10ft. per dosen.
F&SSH Poek -ttsfo. per pound.
PAn ui- gl.25sfl.50 per bushel.
Fosnn-B 7So.ag 1 . 00 per hundred.
QinoiiB C0s75e. per bushel.
OHTOaawa-Orown. 45a60o.; apring
40o.
MAXr 70c per bushel.
Potato Bahamas. 80c. ; yams, 50c. .
Harrison. 860.
WOOL Hl22o. per pound.
BanraLlS West India, dull and nam
inal;not wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts, .00;saps,fl.76 per M.
WHOLCBaLK pbioss.
Nbw Mass Poax S15.00.
8HOCLDM Meat 7o.
C. R-'s, F. B's, B.'sand I.. G.-ic.
FLO0S-a8.OOa6.OO.
Lakd 7io. bv the tierce.
Nails Basis'l0's,82 75.
Buoab Oranulated, 6jc
CoFFaa 25a80c.
CHKicaa 15.
SALT 095c. per sack.
atOLASflaS AD STBUPB S0a46
POWDKB 6.00.
HBOjr Drop, $1.75; buck. SS.00.
K1BO8KSB-81C.
HIDES Dry, lOc. ; green 5c.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
V. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
the fealy M SKA M LESS
tUaae te the woria.
rtneet Calf, perfect St, ai
warranted. Conkraa, ButUtn
and Laoa. all eirlei toe. At
atrUl aoS durable aa .
thoet eoatlnr tin HA
W. l IUfULA8
S.SO SHOE exoeu
Uk SI Sltuea adrer-
Uxtd by ouier
anua.
ri
Bora ell
the W. L. DOUGLAS KHOK.
li Tour dealer duel not Set p Iheui. twnd y ou r nuie 01
puatal w W. L. DODGI-AS, Broc-ktun. Haaa
Notice.
Application having been made to the
Interstate Commeroe Commission for
the suspension of the fonrtb section of
the Interstate Commeroe Laws, as far
as it affects Kins ton and Morehead City,
in the Bute of North Carolina, and
situated on the A. & N. C. R. R. which
is a part of the Eastern Carolina Dis
patch Line, and all points between
whioh points and said above named
towns freight is carried by sail line,
notioe is hereby given that on June 27 ih
inst. said application or petition will be
presented to said commission for notion
thereon.
WASHINGTON BKYAN,
Pres't A. & N.C. li. li. Co.
New Bern, N. C, June 10, 18S7. lOd
J. W. STEWART,
jew HEADQUARTERS FOB
.ePV- . - MULES, HOKSKS and
A BUQQIK8.
i"pt f I Hones and Carriage to
n- bireat reaeonabl ratea.
1 everything goaranteed
i 11 iieeSTn lei represented.
apUdwy Broad (.. Ifewbera, R. C.
SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
I have opened at the Gallon House Btables
a Livery and Exchange Stable, where 1 keep
constantly on hand Hortoa and Buglea to
selLexohange or let.
Peraons and baggage will be oonveyed tn
any place In the aurrounding oounlry at
reaaonable rates.
Hoping to be able to serve all,
I am, with thanks tor past favora,
inaiSldly WALTEH 1. UKOWN.
Atlantic &. N. C. Railroad
TIME TABLE No. 2
In Effect 4 40 A.M., Wednesday, Jute
22, 1887.
EAST.
WIST.
Ho, II.
Paeeenger
Lit. il'va.
I No. 60
I Paasengei
dTHTIONS
I Art. L'te
r m.
T. M.l
4 45 Ooldaboro,
6 40 L.a Oraiif a.........
5 14 Kins ton,
7 48 BewBerae,
I Morehead City
r. u.
Daily eiroept Banday.
a. ..ia.m
11 88
S S7
10 66
10 19
10
10
S Oft
7 88,
8 8
8 64
S 60
r. at.
K. A.
EAST.
I
WBBT.
1 Ma 9
Vise Jit-ft j
i MUsdTgta
raa. Train.
STATIONS.
! rass. Traia
Arr. " L've
; Arr. Iva,
A BU
A. a.
7 U
8 8
11
144)
10 16
1045
11 IS
it a
a i?
-11 M
r. m.
3 (9
1 68
1 31
1164
Oolsboro,
Beafa ..
La Orrance,..
FalllBgOrtek-
8 81
. 8 6S
I S6
10W
IS 41
11 06
U 88
18 07
11
108
808
188
13 sS
1310
OaaweU
11 01
1180
10 68
10 1
IS 08
U OS
Dower..
II Bl
OorwOrsak.
10 88
Tnaoarprm
IS 80
IS 07
8 80
"4 00
MaweTa,
,4 48! 4 61! Eiverdale.
I
7 18
4 6i o ox: Uroataa
C 171 C I3 Hsralee
7 08i
8 881
5 44
8 07
6 46
S 04 i 14! IfrwTwrt.
r67
.140!
8 f! 801 Wild vocd
lis fjvi Atlantis,
rr 681
serf, sot
45 4 66
. t 440
7 001 fj lOi Morehead Oitv
7 12 1 10: Atlantic Hotels.
7 861 I XorahsadDepoU.1
Stl
vt Tnesday, Thnrsd sy and Bstorday.
TsaoBuayweausesoaF ant amoay,
Trkfri 60 eonnaets with VTlmtnaiAai a v.u
ton Train bnid onh, laavlns Ooldsbora
U.-M a. m Surd with RlohmotiS V n nnila
Train West, learlnf Goldaboro 1180
- Traia 61 eoaaseta wits niAbm i rw.
Trnin, arrlTlnf at Ocldibero 4:80 u. andwltk
WlimlBgton and Waldo Train from the
Trln ImiFH close eonneetlon with W A
W.lhrorci, imck Tram north bennd. leav
Ug ioldMore at . P J.
ItJilrsV S. L. Dill.
raa 9
otwTuwrwy
ForlEent,
A desirable Dwejlinj House on the
corner of Mens and Metcalf streets, ad
joining the Academy Ocean.? largs -and
airy rooms. y Flower yard and ex
cellent garden. . . :, - -For
farther particalars apply to ; V,
Wm. HOLUSTER,
or O. VL OUION. , ... !
mjl7 dtf . - . r Executors, p
FOR BABGAINS IH
CALL AT THE
New Berne Furniture Store,
WEST SIDE MIDDLE STREET,'
Where it can be found in great variety.
Furniture not in stock will be ordered
at a small per cent above cost. 1
A liberal share of public patronage
solicited.
M. DINES,
Manager.
marll dwtf
r, A.GUKEN. C. K. roT. SIMMONS MANl.r
Green, Foy & Co.',
BANKERS and
Commission Merchants,
South Fbokt Stekjct,
f4 dwly
NEW BERNE. N. C.
NOTICE.
Tbe undersigned, Thomaa Qatea, haadnly
uuallOed
as Administrator, wilb tue win
annexed or the estate of Burgwln M
Gates.
aud hereby KlTea notice that be reanlreaall
peraona liavfng claims against the estate of
the said Borgwyu M Males to present them
to the said Thomas Galea duly authenticated,
for payment, ou or bnfore the 15th day of
May, 1SHM. or else this notioe will be pleaded
In bar of recovery.
Persons Indebted lu the estate must pay
without delay.
'I'll OMAR GATES,
msyliilow Administrator.
Owes H. Uuiom. P U. P.KLXJrrisa
QtTION & PELLETIEE,
AttorneTsi st X'sax'O
( HAVKM 3TKEST, TWO DOOBS Sol'TU OF
JouknXl OrKics.
IEW BKRNB. 1. C.
Practice where aervloes are desired.
Practice In the supreme Oourt. asd In I be
Federal Oonrt at New Berne.
One of this firm will always be at the fol
lowing places at times specified below :
Trenton , Jones county, Haturday of each
and every week.
Beaufort, Carteret oonnty, Thursday ofsaob
week.
Jackson vllle, Onslow cou'Hr, lbs first Mulf
dsv In each mon 1
Election Notice.
Pursuant to an act of the General As
sembly of North Carolina, passed at the
session of 1887, entitled An Act to
authorize Pamlico county to issue
bonds, etc. ' an election will be held in
said county, at the various polling -plaoes,
on the Third Thursday in August
next, being tho 18th dsy of August, for
the ratification or rejection of the said
act by the qualified voters of said
oounty.
By order of the board of oounty com
missioners. T. D. PERKINS,
Keg inter of Deeds and ex-ofUcio
Clerk of the Board.
Rsyboro, N. C, June 8, 1887. Isw6e
W. M. 8IMMOH8.
Cl.IlltUT MAKLV.
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTOKNEY8 AT LAW.
Will practice In tbeOourtaof Craven. Jonas
Onslow, Carteret. Pa ml loo, Lenoir and Hyde
and In the Federal Court at Haw Perae.
rebsnawiY
W. P. BURRUS & CO.,
GRAIN & COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW BERNE, N.
msvSdwtfCK
c.
SALE OF LAND.
State of North Carol! na, I Superior
Craven County. J Court.
Aland Cbadwlck, an Infant.)
oy nergnaraian jamea u. H et to sell land
Harrison,, and Frederic I for Partition.
Boeeser. J
Pursuant to the ladment In the above
named proceedings, I will sell at Public Aoc- - ...
tlon at the Court House in said Craven
Oonnty, on TUKBDAY. the FIFTH day of '
JULY. 1887. at TWKLVK o'clock. Mlildir i..
-that certain lot of land situated on tbe east
side or craven street, in we city of Mewbern.
bounded as follows: beelnnlns at aiolnt7fl
feet 8 Inches bom Intersection of Craven and
Broad streets, and runs thenee northwardly
along craven street 76 feet, thence eastward
lyand parallel with Broad street 107 feet 8 '
uoim id ine uaca-iine oi lot no. 147, inenoe
southwardly and parallel with Craven street
76 feet, thenoe westwardlyto the beslnnlng
-with the Improvements thereon. Terms or . ,
sale one half cash, balanos In six months
with Interest at the rate of six per oentum .
per annum. ,
M. DaW. STEVKNSOA. "
Jd2 4w ttommlasloner.
DK. J. D. CLAEK,
DENTIST, ;
KKWBleUU. M. O, '
Offlss on Craven street, sstwaen Polio It '
sad Broad serf UAwiy
J. B. BROTVJS, V
Ataiuoi auu ntur uresser,
witn t went -Ave yars 4rkii4Heeee. and the
Keatest end
eltv. will eti
d Best Fnrmlabed Saloon la the
elty, will glTeee (rood a skaye as can be asd
anrwhara for TEM rvwru. .v,n
anywhere for TI
fornltnre.aBd suiihntuiKnirui .
Middle streeV n'atdoertoDetrlek's.
marisou y . .
am ' m mm
ia '
r" SS S
Will b sold t a Great Hacrifioe.
A Valuabls Plantation altnaiaii nn ' th
south side of tbe Kens river, three snd a
nau miles from tbs City of tfewbern, JJ. o.
One hnadred and twenty-Ore acres cleared.
Good land, sal table for. trooklne. The
anos, two hundred and two acres, bfftvi?
timbered with pine, OstfcT, eynrem, ertdnh. r
.luuaoi umoer. n is aiao riDin,i nt.
Good dwelllns. ontbnhdlnsa. n,l a i ne or
chard, .It bss One Bhry fr..t t t f a
mile on the beach, where t t i
banks of marl tbat can pvi , n .
from whioh chd , ,i ik , , ,M
s vf"-v rutiftu and r ,
scrmne a near view t r r
andr,,rrd. Tbec' i-
iTxand orhftH v , t , ...
o, f or tr-i u a t
.-1
liioo.i!'