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Ail the Beat Bmnda of American Flour are
aold on European markets, when the
"Patapsco Superlative"
Leads and command decidedly mora money
beoanaa It ntaxee the
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red Tight saloon,
Near Market Dock, Middle St,
NEW BEENT2, N. C,
IS Wfliait TOU CAM ALWAYS K1MD
PURE LIQUORS
Or every variety, in large or small
quantities. Also the FIN EST GRADES
ot
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
All of which will be sold
PTJWAP TfiTJ f?AQTTt
V A sa xuwaA .
John I). Dinkins, Salesman.
E. WHITMAN,
.1 oc 2 2 d w Proprietor .
DR. J. D. CLARK
DENT1MT,
Niwitai, . o.
(CDc i e'r&r.o etraet. balwaea PollocS
Dd Hrc) pr7 ItlAwly
I A O H.IN. I. KJI. SIMMONS A MA SLY
Green, Foy & Co.
BANKERS and
Commission Merchants,
Boctu Front Stekit,
fe4dwly NEW BERNE, N. C.
A Great Bargain.
327 ACKK8.
Will be sold at a Great Sacrifice
A valuable Plantation attuated on the
south aide of the Neuee river, three and a
half mllee from the Olty of Newbern, N. C.
One hundred and twenty-five acre, cleared.
. 1 1 1 - . . .4 anllattla f . . r l.nnbln. TttM ).ul
h iMe , two hundred and two arrea. heavily
limlKTrd wllh pine, k, rypreaa, and other
fc 1 litis ol limber. It 1. alao fine erailng land.
1nm1 dwelling, outbuilding., and a fine or
rherd. It lias a fine flaliery fronting half a
mile on the beerh, where mere are blgn
hauka of marl that can never be exliauated.
from which vraaela can load with eaae. It la
a very teaullfnl and healthy location, pre
p n ting a near view to the paaalng veaaela
ana nimaa. ine crarru ituu wmi irunu
liiK. and orchard will be sold aeparate If de
al red . For terms apply to
P TKENWITH
at2dw On the place, or Newbern, N. C,
(iu Kit 11. Ul'loN.
P 11. P ILI tlllt
QUION & PELLETIER,
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t'nkciice wbere Berrlcea are desired.
Priwtloe in the Hupreme Court, and In I he
Federal Court at New Berne.
One of tbU Arm will alwarg be at the fol
lowing places at limes specified below:
Trenton . Jones county, Saturday of each
and every ek.
Hpftuforl, Carteret eouDtj.Tnuradaj ofeaot
wefc.
Jarkson Title, Onslow county, the first Mon
ilsr In each mon
JONES
PAYSthELCHT
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Van lUu aJ Ims ! 4w
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mmm tbU mm a4 aMrwa
LIQUOR DEALER
MANTJFaCTTJBEB OF
Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla
Lemon Soda."
Buffalo Mead.
California
I Pear Cide
Etc., Etc.
OF
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Arrival and DeDarture Mailt
MAIL CLOSES.
For North. West and Booth, via A. ft
N. C. E. B. at 8.00 a.m.
For Beaufort and the East, at
7.-00 p. m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Frdays at 6:00 a. m.
For Trenton, Polloksville and Mays
ville, daily at 7:30 a. m.
For Grants boro, Bayboro an 1 Van
demere, daily at 8 a. m.
OFFICE HOTJE8;
In Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 9 a.m. to i p..m.
In Mailing Department from 9 a. m.
to & d. m.
Office open constantly between these
hours except when mails are being dis
tributed or sent.
The Bey and the CI rare tie.
"Train np a child in the way
yoa eboald have gone," said Mr.
Spurgeon, in one of his sermons
lately. It is good advice. Fond
parents are apt enough to spare
their clnKlreu the sufferings they
endured themselves, but when it
comes to the faults they committed,
they oiten say: "1 did just so my
self ; how can I blame Tom for
doing UT" It is not necessary to
blame him. The point is to guide
and instruct him in such a way
that he will avoid his father's
errors. Train him np, not in the
way you went yourself, but in the
way you should hare gone.
Every parent who has boys
growing up must meet, sooner or
later, the great question of smok
ing. Stern and uncompromising
repression of the cigar and cigar
ette will not usually solve the pro
blem, but only postjione it. There
are probably half a million bovs
smoking today iu the United
States who have been forbidden
to do so by parents or teachers;
but they smoke, and the practice is
bad particularly iu boys under
eighteeu. The parents who sue
ceed in bestowing upon their
bous the priceless boon of freedom
from lowering habits do so by win
ning their confidence, enlightening
their minds, and developing in
them the principle of obedience.
Some eiercise of authority maybe
neoes&ary, but that authority
needs to be supplemented by
knowledge and comscience. Let a
boy see clearly why he should not
smoke, and the parent has half
won the victory.
Box Stalls for Horses.
The stable for the horse should
be of good size. The oarrow
dimensions of many of the stalls
are a positive cruelty to horses.
They are built too narrow to ena
ble the horse to extend his limbs
when convenient, lie is compelled,
when in a recumbent position, to
donble his limbs up under him, and
his legs are thus kept cramped,
when they should be completely at
rest. Box stalls permit the animal
to choose its position and change it
at pleasure. Comfort is essential
to health, and it is evident that
the animal can not be comfortable
when closely tied in a narrow 'stall.
The stalls should be kept clean,
and the floor daily sprinkled with
some good absorbent, as gypsum,
to absorb the foul odors continually
arising. Absorbents are not gener
ally used freely enough about
stables. Besides having pure air
for the animal to breathe, a stable
that is stored full of hay and grain
ought to kept well ventilated, and
kept clean, that the impurities of
the air may not penetrate these
All food should be kept as pure as
possible. Cleanliness about the
stable is just as important to the
health of the horse, as cleanliness
about the house is important to the
health of the family. American
Agriculturist.
( A Family Blessing.
Simmons Liver Regulator the favor
ite home remedy is entirely vegetable.
ana is tne purest and best family meat
cine that is compounded. No error to
be feared in administering, no injury
from exposure after taking, no lose of
tune, it is tne best preventive medi
cine, and safe to take, no matter what
tne sickness may prove to be, and in any
ordinary disease will effect a speedy
cure.
The Arifttocraey of the 8oLL
The young man who knows how to
lay off corn and cotton rows and to
regulate the distance of the same
so as to -get the largest crops is
worth a cow pen fall of nice, kid
gloved, fancy -overcoated fellows,
who may know how tn lan-rl f ha
raerman or caper around at s fash
ion a Die waiiz. tsiaing cotton, set
ting b plow j as t right and adjusting
gears so that shoulders and back of
horse will net er hart, are worth a
thousand fold more ; to the country
than knowing how' to pose in. a
parlor, or to adinst the badn of
tne cravat to the comolerion of thtil
wearer. lixenange. ; 5 ; ; i i i -,
.. . - i
. ekleatM Armlee. Sal vs. ' '
TOM BEWy 8AI.TE in thm to-arlA fnr
Out, Bruiees, - Bores, Ulcer. Ban
Rheum, Fever Borea, Tetter, Ch3
Bands. Chilblsins. Orr. r-1 tit 'a
COMMERCIAL.
atOBKSTIO BAKKIT.
Twairrnna Hard, f 1.00; dip, S1.90.
TAa-J6o.aSl.S5.
Oats 40a5Oo. in bulk.
Oo&a 65a65o.
Bras wax 20 c. per lb.
Bixr On foot, 8c. to So.
OotnmtY Hahs 1012,c. per lb.
" Lard 10c. per lb.
Eaoa ti. per doxen.
Faaaa Iobjc itafo. per pound
PAAHOTS $1.25&Sl 50 per bushel
FODDBB 75c.e$1.00 per hundred
OaiOHB 80o. per bushel.
Ohiokznb Grown, 4560c.; ipring
40o.
MlAX. 70c. per buaheL
Apples Prime, 50o per bushel.
Ikish PoTATOis-Prime, 81 50 per
kbbl.; culls 11.00.
Potatoes Bahama. 30c. ; yams, 50c.
Harrison. 65c.
Wool 1423o. per pound.
Shdiolis West India, dull and nom
inal; not wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts, tl.00;aaps,tl.75 per M.
' WHQI.ESAI.a PRICKS
Niw Kisa Pokk 117.50.
Poek New family, SldiOO.
Jowls New family, 5c.
Shoulder Mkat 7o.
C. B.'s. F. B's, B.'sand L. 0.-8
Flour 8.00afl.00.
Lard 7Jo. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's,$2 76.
Sugar Granulated , 64 c
OorrKR 25a80o.
Chkbsb 15.
Salt 80a85c. per sack.
Molasses ahd Stbups Mtfk.
Powder t6. 00.
Shot Drop, $1.75; buck, 93 .00.
KEROflEHI-8i0.
Hide Dry, 10c.; green &c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
HORNER SCHOOL,
oxroRD. N. c.
THK FALL TERM OP 1SS7 will belo lb
lat day of Ana-oat.
The price of Board ami Tuition, exclualve
of washing aud light, la Only Ninety lol
lare.
The rooms for Cadets will le rt-flt'ed aui
refurnl&hed before the Htietttou opens.
The Hvhool offers iu all re. pact the U-mI
advantages.
Send for circular and catalogue
J U. HOltNt-K, Principal.
Olford. N. C. July. 1887. JyCfaw 4w
J. W. STEWART,
HEADQUARTERS KOH
yFV-- t ML'LBH, HOUSES aud
T BUGGIES.
j m"l I Horaea and Oarrlagea to
H V hire at reasonable rales.
II I Every thing guaranteed
i ii II Mnati in," represented.
aplS dwr Broaa St.. Newbern. II. C.
187.
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