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NEW BERNE, N. C., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1887.
PRICE 5 CENTS,
LOCAL NEWS,'
raral MltUtW a leasees.
New Berne. Utituds. 85 6' North.
- -. - longitude, TPV West.
, . Sua rises. 5:48 i Length of dsy.
. - dun sets, 0:01 1 IS hoars, 18 minute.
M. -on tots at 5W) p. m.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
100
BBLS. more of that Fine Floor
' lust noMTed which I tm Ren
in ir In 10 lb. loU at So. per lb. -
1 TUB GBOCEB. E. B. HACK BURN.
T7INK StsJl-Fed Beef and No. 1 Bans-
'JC' Barer at Swerte market stall this
morning.
, p ROF. iU BF.T.I.KZ7.A will be in New
X Berne on the 80th to open a deno-
iase eoadsmr. Aar one wiehluir to at-
tend will please aend in their names to
Ur, yhe..Beu xy ine iota, ocivu
Kf OCHA and Java Coffee, beet in
- ljX town at John Dunn 'a
-.. 13TJRE Liquors and Wines for Medici
- A. nej and other naea, at wholesale.
; Jambs Redmond.
1 s. T' IME Commercial
Lime; what is
: 'XJ left, S4.00 per ton.
sep27tf.) W. P. Buebdb.
. T.IRECT importation of French
: XJ Brandy and Holland Gin arrived
, In bond and duties paid at Custom
; louse taCNew Berne, guaranteeing gen
jine goods ror saie.
c J as. Redmond
. T)ARIS QREEN and poison distribu
A lore for the cotton worms at
j . Obo. Allkn & Co
P AR RETT'S Medoe Vineyard Cognao
V-A an Wines for sale, at Manuiactu
.1 rer's prices, by Jaxu Rbdmond.
OBQWN tJGEOBQIA COTTON QIN8,
"s-aj -with Self Feeder and Condenser,
i A 11 of the latest and most approved pat'
ferns. .- uxo. allkn s. uo.
o TEDMOND'8 Ginger Ale. Lemon
i j AV Soda, etc., equal to imported.
; , . , Jambs Rkdmond.
,. fLX PAPERS in any qoantity for
- VS aaleatthisofflos.
BUGGIES, MoD.
sale at
Pates' make, for
DaiL Bros1.
Cotton fM looking up a little.
' -E. H.'AJ. A. Meadows want cotton
' seed. - Be "ad."
; Oettinger Bros, of Kinston give notioe
- of cargo of delta ties.
; The etreet hands are improving the
sidewalks on Hancock street.
Two bellowing colored boys were in
the lock-op at the police station yester
day for, as they paid, "running the
market.
The Wilmington Messenger occasion
ally f alia td pat in it appearance at this
offloe. ; (t did not reach here on Thurs-
day night.
The ice machinery is being plaoed in
the Old plate factory near the railroad
and will be ready for work in about
two weeks.,,'
Wilmington had a rousing meeting
on Thursday night to consider the pro-
pristy of "Offering inducements to the
C.F.&Y.V.R. to extend its line to
The bnoy: tender Violet, Capt. Mo
Glnnie, reea engaged for the past
two Jays replacing the booys, recently
carried away la the channel of Neuse
; river below the city.
TheaogSMvepeenmnning raws on
Mr. WillettV turkeys near the city, re-
ceotly. bnt some of them batre returned
from the raid wttn tooa loea or eaaiBilj.r.ioil
Instead of turkey.
Personal.
Benjamin Bock, Esq. of Jones was
in to see us yesterday. He says the
people bare hot begnat to select guber
natorial timber bat bis way-bnt now
and then there Is word for Gilmer H
Jarvls. : - I
Mrs. Mary U4Kr. Nash has returned
fry,- - . . -l
The OyStet TSir. -
'H. e Beenrort ueoora announces ts i
readinees to Co-operate In an oystet fair 1
In the following words: I
The Record is In favor of an oyster'
f.lr ta ha hId at NawBerne this winter.
f Artrst wiil send nn hmr faivalvea with w
rkl.Jto?.Wtn.nl
. Nunn of the JooMAfc wLi
1 tic.f folk
t'. t r-o,
rate ti e day and date settled upon so
t .a we can notify our people. - "
"s ars of ths opinion that eometline
J 1 1 ,! ruary will be ths best time.-We
1 i:ke to bear from somr of the I
r cro wen on the subject - "
! (
C- tron CouBty-Gun Clob at its
i . g on Thursday night re
r csw meir.brs, one front
' 2 to wn of Kinston. - The
- - i . .lrs twenty-e!ght mem
- to ttvee game
; H -i's-ltf evening in
; v ' " . a e o rr.bpr ef the
i c "Er will be in
: s.f tl.s Cub will
-'-ion WeJnee
" -c"-y.
c- tv r-b
Sudden Death.
Parties from the neighborhood of. Core
creek yesterday report that Mr. Adrian
P. Davis, a respectable and well-to-do
farmer dropped dead in his gin house
on Thursday evening. He was about
forty years old and had been apparent'
ly enjoying good health. He waione
of the Justices of the county,
Fair Bate.
We publish today the rates from dif
ferent stations on the A. & N. O. R. to
the State Fair and to the Ooldsboro
Fair. The rates are low and every
farmer who can ought to attend, carry
something to exhibit, and by all means
0irry the boys who have workedjto
make a crop.
MAnufActuriog Crackers.
A well informed gentleman upon
business matters, of Kins ton, remarked
a day or two ago that the suggestion to
start a cracker f&otorv in New Berne
was a very sensible one. He invest!
gated the business a few years ago and
was certain a handsome profit could be
mrde in the business. Ue knows a man
in Atlanta who began the business ten
or twelve years ago and is now worth
two hundred thousand dollars. It csd
be started on an extensive ecale with
ten thousand dollars capital.
Steamer Movements.
The Newberoeof the O. D. line sailed
for Norfolk at noon yesterday with a
full cargo of cotton.
The AcDie of the E. C. D. line sailed
yesterday afternoon with cotton and
general merchandise. The Eaiilet will
arrive this morning.
The Trent of the N. & T. 8. line left
yesterday morning for Trenton with a
cargo of goods. I he Kinston and
Blanohe of the same line went up
Neuse with goods.
The Carolina arrived last night with
100 bales of ootton, and will sail Mon
day noon for Bell's Ferry.
A Move all Along the Line.
The Beaufort Record calls on the
people of Carteret to Respond with a
vim to the invitation of New Berne to
join In a delegation to the Governor to
lay the matter of extending the A. &
N. C. R. to the O. F. & Y. V. before
him. This is right. If there is any
place on the Una of the road to be per
manently benefited by this extension it
is Morehead City and Beaufort. The
Atlantio Hotel has already gone into
hands that will greatly improve it and
make it a more popular resort than eter
before, and the Teacher's Assembly, we
understand, has been petmanently lo
cated there and a building will be
(erected. Now why not supplement
these little booms by securing this im
portant railway connection which may
lead to the establishment of a ooaling
station for ocean steamships, and a line
of steamers direct to Liverpool and
other foreign ports. We are surprised
that the Record has not urged this mat
ter long before.
The Kinston Free frees also calls at
tention to the matter and urges the
people to call a meeting and appoint a
delegation.
The Qoldeboro Aro-ua is warmly bud-
tha .ntr0ria. and if we ore-
nt a united front the Governor will
arely xlre th, toUUr (eri0us con
CoL Jno. D. Waitfcrd.
A correspondent f the HUlsboro Re
corder writing from Hookerton gives
ths following complimentary notice of
OoL'Jno. D. Wbitford:
Recently we bad a long talk with Col.
Jonn D. Whitford of New Berne, and
of refugee notoriety in Hillsboro, about
HUlabor mma Its seoa ow people, ana
in iiiUBOoro ioaay cum pony was
nnnM.nt vUftnr tn rW. rJttm.r1. an1
fmA m oau in aha sham orne of
the Colonel's triangular backyard. Be
was common property with Col. Whit-
f$&Z&
and though rlpeniag to years has lost
therefore rery entertalntnr with bis
lOTge - o. The Colonel is now tn the
employ of Uncle 8am. Hs Is chief en-
ff the works, that aredredglnt
Contentnea creek.
i At a eall meeting of the board of offi
cers of the New Berne Fire Department,
the following resolution was pawned: -.
Beeolved, That the Mechanic 1L tfeLv'
Oo. (if said Co. be in existence) be ex
palled from the Dept. for non-performance
of duty. , . - . . t -
' 8. B. WATtBS, .
'. " '. ' .i SsctYDept.
..Oct. 7. 1887. : : - :. .
ii ?
The beet reeommendstlon: Every
body u Larsdor when In need of a
pood catbafiic Bold everywhere. Price
only 5 cnta, - -:
Tar r t rr not always esrry tie baby
tn i t-'j f :'r ll rcc"ry cf jt r'i.h.
r -t -f-r ri I r, T"'l't I y
F4BMEE8
an. effobt to bb made to overthrow
the offici- extension act of last
TXAB.
. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 4. The
most serious turn of affairs that has yet
developed in connection with the
Knights of Labor General Assembly
oame to light tonight. It is learned
and the information has been verified
by the admissions of dozen leading
Knights that the opponents of the ad
ministration will make an effort In the
convention to overthrow the action of
last year's assembly extending the
terms of the general officers to October,
1888. That action, it is 'claimed, was
clearly unconstitutional, and it is also
alleged that the action was taken after
nearly all the delegates had left for
home and the convention had been re
duoed to a mere rump.
The scheme is to declare this action
invalid and force a new election at
once. There are those among the dele
gates who, while they are with Powder
ly and his cabinet on everything else
stick at this action and are ready to side
with the maloontente in bringing on a
new election, some of kickers have
been frozen out of the convention by
the report of the Committee on Cre
dentials, but it is claimed tonight that
there are enough with what other back
ing oan be bad to carry this scheme
through. Ralph Beaumont, of New
York; (J. F. iiall. of New Jersey, and
other prominent Eastern Knights, when
interviewed by the World correspon
dent tonight, admitted that such action
might be taken, but doubted whether
the necessary two-thirde vote could be
secured.
The report of the oommittee on cre
dentials shows a few more than '4'iO
delegates entitled to seals.
Perhaps the most important proposi
tion, in view of its ultimate etieots, that
is likely to oorue before the aBgembly is
a scheme to unite the Knights of Labor
and the National Farmers' Alliance,
now in session in Minneapolis, into one
organisation. The plan now proposed
to make the farmers Alliance
national trade body, with the title of
National District Assembly.
Oeneral Master Workman Fowderly
welcomed the K. of L. delegates in
brief speech when the convention
opened this morning, and a secret set
sion was held.
It had been widely reported that the
General Assembly was likely to pass a
resolution protesting against the death
sentence be inn carried out in the oase
of the condemned Chicago Anarchists.
That suoh a resolution will be intro
duced there is little doubt, but that it
will be passed is not so certain. In
faot, it is much more likely to be
Ubled.
In an interview today Mr. Powderly
said: "On the question of politics I
hold that the great mass of working
people are all wrong. They look too
high. In the first place, they wish to
reach the top of the ladder at a bound.
when expenenoe teaches that this is
folly. This is the most serious question
with which we have to deal. I advo
cate now. and always have, that it is
the small local offices that should be
looked after with an eternal vigilanoe.
Let me elect the assessor, and I care not
who elects the President. It is the
principle that I wish to inculcate in the
minds of all worklngmen, that they
should attend to their local politios, and
the. affairs of state will take care of
themselves. If this oan be accomplished,
and I have no doubt it oan, then the
labor movement will have reaohed a
point where its foundation is secure."
A Jo I nan
Should cot hesitate to wait upon those
ill with such disease as bmall pox,
Cholera oc Scarlet Fever. There is little
to be feared by persona waiting on the
aick if they will nse Darby s Proy by lac
tic Fluid freely. In sick rooms it should
be exposed on a plate or aauoer, and the
patient sponged off with the Fluid di
luted. For safety, cleanliness and com
fort in tbeelck-room the Fluid is indis
pensable. Advice e Those Who Travel In Sleepers
For men a light cap, one that will
cover over the ears, so as to serve as a
nightcap, will be desirable. In oold
weather a woolen cap is nest. This cap
should be put on as soon as the oar is
entered. A loose blouse should take
the place of the coat usually worn.
Slippers mast not be worn. It there is
a draft in the ear face it; do not let it
strike the back. Have the bed made
with its bead towards the engine; the
dust will then be driven to ths foot.
where it will do the least harm.. But
be sure to bsvs a sufficient quantity of
bedclothes to keep wenn. A soft, looeo
knit wooionbood Is the beet bead -gear
for women. ' this should be worn at
alghl else. It should be warmer in
winter than in eumaoer moeths. The
oorseta should be removed at night and
a loose woolen wrapper worn for e
night-dress. The stocking supporters,
-well af revery ooostrictrog nana
around, the wtint, should be loosened.
Every: noon snouia taxe irom nve to
ten grains ef o, online on going to bed.
It will be wen to ran the hands, rest.
fsoe and neck with little t asset ine at
the earns time. Medical and BurgJpaJ
, , i i i j I T ; V - ' " 1
Ths advantages of a reliable, safe and
afBeeoious Family Medicine ta incalcu
lable, and when sack is found, the bless
ing is thus happily expressed:
. t exelaiaae Bareka.w -'
I have been using Simmons Lirer
Regulator myeelt some five years or
more, and my family also, and oan tes
tify from experience to Its virtues. 1
never recommended medicine nnjees
I knew it to be rood. In a ministry ef
twetty-Gvs years I bsvs often felt ths
cf suth a m-iir!ne and whn I
f.-"J it I excV"T:-l Eureka. ,Rt.
J. I . ' ? r- e,-r cr toe cf.ne
v - - 5 , K. C. d w
WILL KNIGHTS AND
UNITE I
A Start ling Prediction.
Two hundred years ago in China
there was just suoh a craze about natu
ral gas as we have in this country today
Gas wells were sunk with as muoh vim
and vigor as the Celestials were capabl
of, but owing to a gas explosion that
killed several millions of people, and
tore up and destroyed a large district of
oountry, leaving a large inland sea
known on the maps as Lake Foo Chang
the boring of any more gas wells was
then and there prohibited by law. It
seems, according to Chinese history
that many large and heavy pressure gas
wells were struck, and in some districts
wells were sunk quite near to each
other. Gas was lighted as soon as
struck, as is done in this country. It U
staled that one woll. with its unusual
pressure, by induction or back draught
pulled down into the earth the burning
gas of a smaller well, resulting in i
dreadful explosion of a large dialriot
destroying the inhabitants thereof
Lake Foo Chang rests on this district
ine same catastrophe is imminent in
this country unless the laws restrict
further development in boring bo many
wells. Should a similar explosion oc
cur theie will be bucli an upheuval as
will dwarf the most terrible earth
quakes ever known. The oountry along
the gas belt, from Toledo through Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, will be ripped
up from the depth of l.L'OO to l.WX) feet,
and Hupped over like a pancake, leav
ing a chasm through which thu waters
of Lake Erie will come howling down,
filling the Ohio and Mississippi valleyb
and blotting ihi-ui out forever.-Fireman's
Herald.
tll((il Ulllcia.
Tt,is remedy is becoming su well
known and to popular as to need no
special mention All who have used
Electric Kilters ting the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Hitters will cure all
diseases of the liver and kidneys, will
remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and
other affections caused by Impure blood .
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevunt as well as cure all malarial
fevers. For cure of headache, consti
pation and indirection try Electrio Kil
ters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50o. and 81 00
per buttle at It. N. Dully 's drug elore.
A Keinarkahle Occurrence.
Maggie Sims, a negro girl of this
place, was born deaf and dumb about
seventeen years ago. At an early age
she ws sent to an Institution for the
deaf and dumb where she learned to
read and write, wheVe she also learned
a faith in the efficacy of prayer. She
prayed day and night that her tongue
might be recalled from its long banish
ment and that her ears might be opened
to the music of human voice and song.
On Friday the channels of her ears
were opened and the fetters of silence
fell from the OBplive tongue. Yes, it is
a fact that Maggie Hims was given the
power to speak and hear for the diet
time in her life, and she declares that it
is but the long deferred answer of (lod
to her ceaseless stream of wordless
prayer. Wilson Mirror.
There are two forms of chronic
rheumatism; one in which the joints
are swollen and red without fever; in
the other the joints are only stiff and
painful. In either form Salvation oil
may be relied on to eflxct a cure. It
kills pain. 25 oenls.
Popular discrimination in favor of
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup has given it a
larger sale than any other remedy of its
class. Price 83 cents.
A Onvlc'.ed rtlsoner hills
Hlmsfif.
Cuattanooga, Oct. 5. A
thrilling
tragedy was enaoced in the Circuit
Court room this morning. Sam Branch,
a oolored man. was on trial for larqeny.
As the jury filed into the court room he
is noticed to tremble and turn deadly
pale. "What is your verdict r1" asked
the judge. "Guilty of grand larceny,"
replied the foreman. "What is the
sentence f ."Five years in the peni
tentiary. " As these words were ut
tered by tbe foreman Branch ex-
olaimed, "God knows I am innocent,"
and pulling a large knife from his
pocket thrust it into his throat. Tbe
blood spurted over tbe jury box and
judge's desk, and the negro was dead
in thirty minutes.
Lemon Elixir.
A PLBASANT LEMON DRINK.
Lemon Elixir is prepared from
the fresh, juioe of Lemons, combin
ed with other vegetable liver tonics,
cathartics, aromatio stimulants and
blood purifiers.
Fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally
and by all'wholeaale druggists.
Prepared by H. Motley. II. D.,
Atlanta, Oa.
For billioaavjees and constipation
take Lemon Elixir.
! For tadegesUon and foul stomach
take Lemon Elixir,
For siok and nervous headache
take Lemon Elixir.
For slsspuase and nervousness
take Leuaoav Elixir.
For lose of appetite and -debility
take Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, malaria and chills,
take Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail in any
Of she above named diseases, all of
whioh arise from a torpid or diseas
ed liver. - ' .
- - . , Lemon Hot Drops -
Cure all oought , Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all
Throat and Lung diseases. , Price tS
cents. Lerop Hot Drops Sold' ' by
druretttsi . rraparM by ut. a. nosier
Atlanta, Oa tn both liquid and losengs
form. . -, -
For sals In Hew Bene, wholesale and
retail, at R. N, Duffy drug store.; Cash
iva accompany toe oraer. s
' ttt&raa su r?p .. - ,
Wanted,
500 TONS of COTTON KKK1),
Highest Cash Price paid, le-
llered in New Berne
I".. H & J. A. MEAlOYVfS.
oc9 dwtf
TO ARRIVE :
ltl ecu October 5lli aut loth.
AT NEW BEltME,
1 Carload of Delta Cotton Ties
A limited quantity of which may be
purchased at a reasonable price by ap
plying before arrival to
OETTINUEK BHUS.,
Kinston. N. t'
Atkntic & North Carolina Hnilwiy Co,
Ni'.w Ukk.n, N. (' , Oct. 7 lswl7.
FAIR RATE8.
The following rates will be in tfTect
oyer the A. & N. C. K. It. to Kaleigb
and Ooldsboro Agricultural Fairs for
Season of 1387. These tickets are K )und
Trip and include admission to the fairs
T" T1IK Ai
hirt 1.TIKA 1.
Kl'.ll.
Faiic- at UaI.
r.iu ',, hate.
Heet's Kileigh 81.75
La Orange l yo
Falling Cieek D 1U
Kinston M
Caswell 'J 3u
Iover 3,"
Core Creek J 45
Tuscarora ftu
Newbern. J 7H
Hiverdale J yj
Croatan . j so
Havelock ; 10
Newport ;i
Wild wood :i ;to
Morehead City. ;i 4a
To THE A'
Itlc't I.Tt UAI
1 H i.
Fa lie
""' T Iit,-.
Beet's Ooldsboro 7'i
I. a Orange " yo
Falling Creek lid
K inston i ;to
Caswell Mi
Dover 1 ll'i
txjre Creek 145
Tusoarora. 1 50
Newbern i ?o
Hiverdale. l yo
Croatan yo
Havelock " '10
Newport .. . JO
Wild wood 30
Morehead City ' J 40
H. 1,. Un.i., (). 1'. A.
SPECIAL.
New Buckwheat,
Oatmeal,
Grits,
AND
Fresh Packed Canned Goods
At TJLRICH'S.
oc7 1 w
Money To Loan.
NEWIIERN BCILDINU AND I. OAN
ASSOCIATION.
This Associatioa is now prepared to
loan money on approved real estate se
curity at 8 per cent per annum.
Applications for loans should be
handed to the Secretary, who will sub
mit them to the Board of Directors.
L. II. CUTLER, Prest.
J. R. B. Carhaway.
Sec. AiTreas. 0 3t
AGENCY FOR
"Blest be the heart that knows no guile,
That feels no wish unkind.
Forgetting provocation, while
Oood deeds are kept in mind.
Therefore you can And at TAN8I1.L8
FINE C1QAR AGENCY, snpsrlntsndod tj
W. K Palmer, the eboloest variety made at
popular prices.
WM. I.. I-AJ.MIK.
Beoond door from cor. Soatb Kroni and
Middle streets. New Berne. N C
S. B. WATERS, Jr.,
FOR THS
Best and Cheapest Line of
Gents' Furnish'g Goods
HATS, SHOES,
Clothing, Umbrellas, &c.
AU the Latest Novelties always in stock.
Best $3.00 Shoe in the city. Evkby
Pair Wakrahted.
Ask to see his 60c. Shirt.
Also, the celebrated Arrow Brand
Collar, two for 25e.
Clothes to order a specialty. Fits
QUASAjmCB).
Next Door to A. M. Baker, opp.
episcopal Cfcurct.
sspUiewSm
vjrjnVTSaVAtents la every town as4 vtl
1 1 . lag to sell oar RtwCkriitMH mmim
(IK eeiuns from M so. to S3.M. ooe
witfc entail? writes that ahaaverased cos
a day last year from September nattl Ohrm
mas. One new emit made I1SS la sis weeks.
One ikMH tee firs wwek laartUsgeefoely
W9. lTjaisynriPDOCHa'iHrmiiassNn
Yoa can make from to , k ,
i : , D. K. LUTHER. V
' . ; e$SvrB.itballtret,AtiBtaGe,
. , sepXldiw tour sun vv
ism sjaiasjaneenasnsi
TT
ItTotio., 5
Having purchased the entire Stock of
boots, Shoes, and Rubbers in store un
der Hotel Albert, I will sell the same
AT COST, 8POT CASH. No goods will
be sent out on probation. "
Thankful for past patronage, the buai
neas will be continued at the old -
stand - undur Hotel Albert.
F. T. l'ATTEUSON. .
New Heme, N. C. st2r dtf
Notice.
Five Shares
('. H have bee
cation will be
said certificates
oc dJUd
f Stock in the A. & N.
-t or mislaid. Appli
.... !e for a renewal of
of stock
O F. M. Dail.
E. K. BISHOP,
Broker & Commis'n Merch't,
and Warehouse next lo CI yd
V bai r.
Agent fur Ariuour 4 Co Provision;
Fire I'rool MoiaKt B u 11 ding.
9r Corn-V OKA IN ana MatKOHAN-
Iih. '.Hlii . -l"H.Mih mI rMit assise
I t t r B
v2i dim
Use House's Chill Syrup
Take Notice I
Our store is filled with
I'rot iHioiiH, (irm rrH'f, Canned
ioolN, Drj tioixl.t, (.'rockery.
Ku Wp keep a full hue of the
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
0, S. Parsons t Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Kvery put wmrai.ted 10 k" satis-
facliuD.
Country luerchaute and the people
generally are reijueotod to call and ei
amine our lure. Block before purchas
ing. We will (jive you low figures.
We job Lonllard Hnuff.
ROBERTS 1 BRO.,
South Front it., A'etBerns, N. O.
WAHTKU-H ! EJt tor our Kali and
rini.laiH line i.i ifi Until, pleaaaot
work tt their own ijouira Jl lo H per day
can le iineiii made Work seat by mail
any tliainnoe. I'artrulun fre No oanvaa
mn AMra at niio. t'KKS('lT AKT
1 ' i 1 1" .Mi'k Ml . Id m, in, Maaa. Doi 5170.
ilv, liu
VI KMilXl A Ul Hil l lKHS abould
;k. 1. HOW HI-1. A CO.,
Ill irui Slr.fl, Hr York Clly.
Kor Hrlrrt LIU of l.OOO KKUIFjl PKJI S.
Will iKHrul KIIKK on application.
Cheap For Cash.
n roriy nve nw (Jm
of HeltiDg for sale by
se'Jilwtf I.
and thirty feet
H. CL'TLEK.
Wanted Immediately !
5,000 fo 10,000
ACRES LAND,
Well timbered w iih
portation
ine. near trans-
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Newbern, N. C. d w
SEE ULRICH,
Wholesale Grocer,
FOR THE
Lowest Prices!
Eice Sacks on hands n
NEWG00DS!
JUST ARBIVEDt .-.,
PhiUdetpeia Batter. ". ' .
Cesser 4. 8agerred Heete 'end
Pure Lard. ri.
Best Flow tn the market. 7
Wafer Crackers, Graham Wafers. '
Pilot Breed end Fine Cekee. , :
tTbe beet ot Teas sad Ooffae.
Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Thurber'B beet brands ef Can Goo J-.
In fact a very-thing Eire ii -"-.
' Give roe a trial sod b(wr,
. epl4d5ai - JOHN L .