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aircafExecutor's Sale.
I TOLL SELL FOB THE NEXT THIETY DAYS
Tho ntirtREAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY owned by the
late HANNAH COHEN, deceased;
Six nice Dwelling Houses, located on Pollook and Hanoock street, in
wui AAndition. all wall rented : one large three Btory tab cellar iron front
cmUding, corner Pollock and Middle street, known a the Weinaiein
; 4nUUlSg.
' '. Ali MTeral Farms in Craven count j, near the city of New Berne.
' All of the above Property will be Bold at Low Pricts and Easy Terini.
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p-'t will also sell the Entire Stock of Clothing, Foreign and American,
; Cftuimere, and Broadcloths and Pants Goods of all descriptions; an immense
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.-mi nr l ire itniuia hoolh ana nuue. uais auu v auu uouico uu
.Qento' Furnishing Goods, and a large stock of Carptts, which will be sold
? evi a rreat sacrifice, and a trood man v more goods too numerous to mention.
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. Th ikmi . h uiM H I r V put I KM less than their value.
A AleA Urw atwV nf Ha..HIrV II d BuIinf'B (if i 1 fl T ( I, t 111 an uf ItC t U Tf S will
m sold regardless of cost.
Remember, I am selling the above property and ouds to settle up
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otl2dwtjanl NEW BERNE. N. C.
THE CHEAPEST,
.ikxicl tlie JLsxtcnt Styles
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en's, Youth's and Children's
BOTE JOURNAL.
The largest retail store in the
United States has jut been opened
in Brooklyn. Jt is stocked in-
cartons way. A Fulton street can
dy man sells the candy, a Broad
way New York) Japanese concern
sells the brae a-brie, a New York
shoe house Bells the shoes, and so
it goes. The owners of the store
sell nothing but the dry goods,
and the rest ot the concern is made
np of two score separate establish
ments, which pay a commission or
rental to the owners.
KaJoy Lift.
What a truly eeutiful world we live
is! Nature give us grandeur of moun
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands
of mean of enjoyment. We can deeire
no belter when in perfect health ; but
bow often do the majority of people
feel like giving it up disheartened, dis
couraged and worn out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain
Belief actor; proof that Qveen't August
tliwer will make them free from dis
ease, as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes of
seventy-five percent, of such maladies
as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Cosliveness. Nervous Prostration,
Diuineas of the Head, Palpitation of
the Heart, and other distressing symp
toms. Three doses of August tiourtr
will prove its wonderful effect. Sim
ple bottles 10 cents. Try it.
Mr. William Crooks was walking
dowa street the other day. He
had a boil ob bis leg as big a a
walnut Mr. T. H. Muns who is very
fond of practical joking thought
he'd play Joke on Mr. Crooks so
be slid noiselj np behind trim
grabbed trim by the boil and imi
tated the bark of a dog Bow bow
bow!! Hr. William Crooke has a
long loot he pointed it at Mr. Muns
most a dozen times and then he
gave him one for good measure Mr.
Muns went home looking as it be
had been scalped wrong and Mr.
Crooke went down to his office with
his leg over his sbonlder with his
face as wry as a loaf of that kind of
bread little mistakes like these are
liable to occur at any time but one
thing a man cr.u do that will not be
bo mistake is to call at A. M. Baker
and buy oneoi those elegant Cloaks
that he has bo cheap; take one home
to your Wife it will be economy.
Low
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STILL LEAD!
O.MARKS
Clothing,
In 4-button Cutaway. Prince Albtrtu, 8i)uarc and Round Cut S.ick.
made from the best, o I Corkscrews and CasM nit re.
You will now And at
M. H. SULTAN'S,
At Rock Bottom Prices, Lower than the Lowest
Without Exception:
and Hilk Faced, in heavy an
fashionable colors, at the
I light v eight,
lowest prices
' A fine line of Silk Lined
Urerooats, in me motu
Imaginable.
A larger and finer Line in
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
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Duurniuent i nccaweir,
In Boft and Stiff Hats we carry the latent and leading styles.
Onr Stock ol BOOTS AND SHOES is complete in every particn
lar. nd At nnces that cannot Ix' dunheated.
' "We also have not forgotten the Ladies, and desire to call their atteu
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wnicn we will sen at Jteoaceu ivaies, anu wuicu win cuaoie any one to
buy a large lot ol goods for a little money.
We call their special attention to the best assorted stock of New
markets, Wraps, Dolmans, Walking Jackets and Jerseys in the city.
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AloO, a lull line 01 vai pen, rvua auu uisuitis,
y Give bim a trinl belore purchasing our g(xds, as you will find
. It to yonr own interest to do so.
ocl2 dwtf
Asa Jones' Old Stand.
J. W. STEWART,
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Broad S fwlrf.
pllawv
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
Th only ! flEAHXKMl
bum in wona, wild-l
out ta-k or nans.
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mrwl warranted. CoojTBal,
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fitala Of Oorla. bj William ( oil limn "i i r.
ttbtayof Aniroat ls. anil aaatftm-d in mi
m the Bd day of Kcbraair. IKdi. 1 will actl at
PnbMe AOCtloo. at tbc erl Honar dKir In
bOltTor Nawbern. a' Twalva o rlwk, M
OB WEDNESDAY. KOV 34. Iki." il,. fol
hrwinc nal etat. aitaat4d in ihr niy nt
Vmw warn, on tba oorupr nf ftl at.rpt and i
Sewt allay, known and dinilnKUjahed In
Xbe piaa Of tna vtlj Jwnirn aa toiM nooi
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and durable aa
coatlnx Sfr or $4
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of sale oaah
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Notice.
W. I.. DOUULAS ase SB OK la no-
mMikI tor hear? waar. If not aold by roar Aaalar
wnu W. L. DOUGLAS. aVrwCKtoSa, Mill
ROBERTS L HENDERSON
fienertl hivmt igwli,
ew Heme, . J".
Only firrt class Compaxues represen
ed in
firs, Lift and iseidest Inroraacs.
Total Capital over Forty Millions o
Dollar. Jnc24dlv
Hi that has energy enough in
bis constitution lo root out a vice,
should go a little further, and try
to plant a virtue in its place, othei-
ise be will have his labor to renew;
a strong soil that bas produced
weeds, may be made to produce
wheat, with far less difficulty than
it would cost to produce uotb
nig.
Odb (iU mother's) for the well
baby in daytime. About 700 laps of the
bedroom floor at night for the bappv (?)
father unices be has a bottle of L)r.
bull's baby Svrup to vane the little suf
ferer. A constipated habit of the body and
all of us pernicious effects are quickly
removed by Lixador, the great regu
lator Price ooly 25 cents.
Mrs, William Wright, of New
Castle, lnd recently gave birth to
four children, making in all a fami
ly of fourteen children, including
live pairs of twins. Let's see. Who
was it said he'd rather be Wright
than be l'resident 1 We wouldn't.
I.lcrtrlc Ulltrra.
This remedy is becoming so well
kuimn and so popular as to need no
rpecia! mention. All who have used
Electric bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not ex
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electrio Bitters 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
prevent as well as cure all malarial
fevers. Kor cure of headache, consti
pation and indigestion try Electrio Hit
lers. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50o. and 81 00
per bottle at It N. Duffy's drug store.
New way to Cube a balky
Hoese. If your Horse is disposed
to lay down on the street or to balk
don't get mad and hammer the
sullen brute; don't hold his nose or
put a handful of gravel in his ear;
no no not that; simply lean over
and whisper in bis ear; the old nag
if be notices it at all. ongbt to get
op in au instant and never stop
nntill be pulls up in front of one ot
our dry goods stores.' ll you must
say to the Horse is this, tell him
they are selliug ladies Cloaks at
way down prices at Baker'sstore, if
the Horse Uou't notice the whisper
then rest assured that this remedy
is no good but it is a fact that
A. SI. Laker has a lovely lot of fall
and winter goods that he is selling
cheap and that ill the stock is some
handsome Cloaks
OLD PA1
sale at
for
this office.
Votice.
Having purchased the entire Stock of
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers in store un
der Hotel Albert, I will sell the same
AT C03T, SPOT CASH. No good will
be sent out on probation.
Thankful for past patronage, the busi
ness will be continued at the old
stand undor Hotel Albert.
F. T. PATTERSON.
New Bdrne. N. C. 8f2r dtf
Wanted to Purchase,
50,000 Bush. Rice.
A. M. Lakeu. Dear sir 1 thank
you sincerely for titling and suiting
me so nicely completely and cheaply
in the Cloak that uiy husband
bought of you when be was in New
Bern; he s.-ived'so much money in
the purchase that he got me a
LoDiiet; he says the clonk fits me
as a coal that ho fairly I'auts to
see me parade the streets of New
Bern with linn in this new attire
which suits him entirely and fits
that he is sure there is no one any
where that can sell better goods for
bo little monev as you do; 1 iuteud
to Collar and Cuff him if he don't
buy from, ou regulaily. lor I am
determined he shall invest here
after at the cheapest and best place
in the City.
Gracefully Yours
M. K. Blank.
Has returned from the Northern Markets, and
now his Large and Commodious Store ir
packed with goods, direct from
Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturers.
I am now prepared to offer better induce
ments for the future than ever in the past.
My Stock is much larger and could not be
better selected. I buy in large quantities for
CASH, which enables me to sell cheaper.
Give me a trial and be convinced that
O. MARKS
is really the LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
It would be folly for me to attempt a full description of all my stock
The most elegant line of
200,000 Tons Pure
Agricultural Lime.
W. P. BURRUS & GO.,
GRAIN & COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Market Dock,
KW BKKNK, N. C
mav( dwtf
"MarierT MarierT'' "yelled an
excited farmer, the other day, as be
rushed out of Baker's store where
goods are sold so cheap. "Dump
out those Taters and make room!''
"What for," said she. "Why,"
said he, " 1 am going to buy a whole
lot ot Cloaks and put them away as
an investment. I tlud the prettieBt,
handsomest and the most Stylish
lot of Cloaks here that 1 have ever
seen in this town and they are at
only half price,, lieally 1 have
never seen any thing1 to reach
them." "Well, bnt they may go
down, John," said she. "Down!
let them go down, the goods in
them cloak's are worth the money .''
. a xi.
"Susan, my daughter, 1 fear you
are getting reckless. You have
had two cloaks this fall already and
you only had one last winter.
What is the cause!" Well, father,
you see Baker has Just received a
bran new lot of the loveliest wraps
of all kinds, and be is selling them
at half price, so I bought both of
these lovely things for what one
would-have cost, last year."
Have you heard the latest. Well
the latest piece of really good newt
is that A. M. Baker has one of the
loveliest stock of really nice new
Stylish and handsome Cloaks ever
brought to this city go and look at
them whether you want to buy or
not take your friends aDd every
body go and look at those Cloaks.
This catches your Kye does it
well if you will call at A. M. Baker's
and see that elegant stock of Cloaks
he bas there yon will be surprised
and pleased to.
YM wadaralamed, J. W lo. haa riuiv
tiaallMM Admlnl-traUiT of th tat of
1 an fee aV Bis nil and borah? flvna none
mat be reqetiwi all ptrnona having elalma i
avevtaot taw aetata of tba aaid Lake R. Rnaeeli
i. I i nl tham to tba aald J. W, lne duly
ibawMaetad, for payment, mi or hfor
. . frit way of November. 18RX. or ala tMa
rJM wtU be pleaded In bar of recovery.
f weanes haatebted to tbe eat a I mast par
w l iKnot delay.
lOMaJ J. W. LAIfK, Admlnlalrator
0aDay-A Gold Mine
rT A rota. Grand at mr Xaklatg
we Baas ewer offered, A (olden barveei
r iix next Two Monlba. wr Heath
a en teaeii on
1 ri paea te eeUva asea to ael 1 oorg owda.
raslalrtapi4. aiMddl!nc Hara-
' of ffood aad Taloaale Information
1 iail artaeatkara FaL&K. Wo baaiaul
K.n " vkatvt ear. Aodrewsetoace
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: aao . Ioate, Maaa
Mortgage Sale-
On MOMDAY. DECEMBER 5th. 1887,
at tbe Court Honse door in New Berne
Craven county, North Carolina, I will
ell at Public Sale for Cash, the land of
P. Trenwith, consisting of about three
hundred and twenty-five scree, with all
tbe improvements thereon, Hasted in
Craven countv, a few miles below New
Berne, and more fully described in a
mortgage deed executed by P. Tren
with and Sarah F.. hie wife, and re
corded in Register' Office In Craven
county. N. C, Book No. 90 folios 8M
and 895, to satisfy claims for which
aid morteatre was made.
MARGARET 8 SMALL WOOD,
By BlMX W. SatALLWOOO,
novl Uw4w
After Being Robbed.
I still have a FULL STOCK of the
FINEST GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
Sec., which I am selling at prices to
snlt the times,
J. F TAYLOR,
Foot of Middle at., New Berne,
novidwlm
Reopened
Willis, Edwards & Co.
Have reopened the New Berne Machine
Works, and have added Tools to their
works to do all kinds of Machine and
Boiler Work at short notice, '
They have also added a foundry to
their works, and ore prepared to do the
beet of Brant od Iron Casting. .
turn riumblnff a a-Decialtv. v
If ro. want rood work rive aa a eaH.
ah wort gnaraiMw ana cor
Tbe Lady who attracted the most
attention on tbe streeta today and
was the best dressed and tbe pret
tiest in every way got ber
dressgoods and wrap from A. M.
Baker.
that has ever been brought to this market, including all the Latest
Styles, Beautiful Suitings and Cloak ings.
All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods!
Silks! Satins! Velvets and Velveteens!
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes !
Such a line of Shoes never was exhibited in this place before. Mens
Ladies, Misses and Children's ol all descriptions in endless variaty.
And my line ol
Ladies, Misses and Children's Cloaks
well you will have to come and see them, they are beyond descrip
tion, the largest, huudsomest and B EST hue in the city. Also a hand
some lot ol
Wraps and Shawls, Flannels, Etc., Etc.
mmir DON'T FAIL .J to see my line of
CARPETS,
before purchasing, which is very large, embracing all grades from the
cheapest to the best: All wool Three ply. Brussels, all wool Ingrains,
etc., etc. Napier Matting, Pine Matting, Oil Clotha, all
wldtha, Table Oil Cloths, Mata, Ruga, etc., etc.
By calling at my store you will find very
many things that cannot be mentioned here ;
space would not permit, and besides they are
too numerous to mention.
Two thousand five hundred yards 3 4 Cashmere at 10c per yard.
Double width Cashmere, lfo. per yard.
All wool Sacking, I5c. per jd.
Infants' Shoes, I.V.. and upward.
The prettiest and lest Ladles' Button Shoe in the eitv for tl.25.
Pants Cloth, 10c. up.
Fine imported English Half Hose, lL'c. per pair.
Towels, 6c. np.
Turkish Bath Soap, 5c.
Good Note Paper, Tic. quire. Envelopes, be. pekg.
All silk Ottoman Ribbon, oc. yard.
Hose and Half Hose, 5c. pr. Heavy Hibbed Hose, 10c. pr.
Linen Cape Collars, 5c.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, 4 button, 50c., new goods.
Ladies' Boucle Jerseys, 60c, worth tl.W).
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, 5c.
Red and white Flannel, 15c. up.
Corsets, 25c. up.
A Big Drive in Note Paper-a 5-quire Package,
quality, for 15c.
Hamburg Edgings, 3c. 5c. and 8c.
Men's Scarlet Wool Undershirts, 50c. each.
A Big Job in Ladies, Misses and Children's I'ndervr sts and Pants
Misses' Vests and Punts, 25c each.
Many other Dri ves that cannot be mentioned now.
good
What Boots it if I Shoes td buy
bargains," said a delighted Cus
tomer tbe
Baker's.
other day at A. M.
We blush to think bow low we
have become in our prices A. M.
Baker.
SALE OF LAND.
Ob RaH01T, tha ? VO-
TMBIB. 1SST. I will, by virtae Mas
order of aeia obtained from the Be parlor
Court of Graven Oouaty, aU at tbe Court
Boose door In tbe City at Bew Berne, at IS
Twenty -two and one half aerae of land
In Tow aah lp Wo. . in Poplar Swamp, tbe
Mupeity of tba laXa A. I. Donalaon, adjoining
(be lands of Mrs. Mary S. Brraa and otbeia.
Term of ealw: owe half eaato. tbe re etndwr
upon a credit of etx aaoeUas, boa uid ap.
ed-o.rlaos
of Andrew I. bnnetem.
H. &. SbtAW, Attv. . ol law4w
at prices F'"-' '' f!,,?f 1
Wholesale Trade.
I am now prepared to offer better inducements to Wholesale Bojera
than ever before. My stock is much larger, more varied and complete.
I buy in large quantities from FIRST HANDS for SPOT CASE,
which enables me to sell CHEAPER in small quantities than Korthera
Houses.
Come and see me. I can save you monev,
t3T Agency for Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton.
To the Puhlirt.
Allow me to thank yoi kindly, one tnd all, for J-ocf liberal patronlgi '
" few, tutu u mb. iue wnuiiuaravi inn aunr, uauxing roa tbsi
LOW PRICES BIIAT.T. AI.WAVt t.esn
I am, very truly j-ours,
W tut live tine. :
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