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NEW BERNE, N. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1887.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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LOCAL news;
f tumej SBJlniaare llauH.
" V JTew Berne, latitude. 5 North.
jj, .,.:..- loncitudo. TP r Wert.
Sun rUes.738 ' Length of day,
v gaa seta, 4:g8 I 8 Ooara, 20 minutes.
Uton rite at 041 p. m.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
!. T,hav thie day bought out the intetest
. JL of Mr. J. A. Bargees in the Jarman
los reotory ana win oonuuuo mo uubi
nee on my own account.
Dm 14th, 1887 J. B. Jarkan
TWENTY DOZEN ery Superior Axes
. JL. At Ow prices, uiu. AUiis , ia
inBBISTMA.8 GOODS in great variety
I . n r.ii r
V at V. Cm DlOTer s. naaewe, uur
'rants. Citron, Mioce Meat, Candies,
elegant Pickles, fresh Canned Uoods.
fresh Boasted Coffee, fine Teas and f ery
nest Busier.
deolJ-lii. C. E. Suovia.
O EED PEAS. Beans and Potatoes for
O T-uokers'use. Qco. Alleh & Co.
TTJST ABBIVED another lot of Choid
fi Bams 4 to 0 lbs. Best rickiee.
Preserves, Jelly and Mince Meat at
Jno. Dunk's.
O ABRETT'S M.edoc Vineyard Cognac
KA and Wines for sale, at Manufactu
rer's prices, by James Rbbmokd.
1jUBE Liquors and Wines for Medici
nal and other uses, at wholesale.
Jambs Redmond.
DIRECT importation of French
Brandy and Holland Oin arrived
In bond and duties paid at Custom
Souse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen
jine goods for sale.
Jas Redmond.
I" EDMOND S QiDgrr Ale. Lemon
IV Soda, etc., equal to imported.
James Redmond.
BTJGJIE8, McD.
sale at
Pates' make, for
Dail Bros'.
Some fine Far Creek oysters in market
yesterday.
A good numbrrof By de county people
were la town yesterday and the trade
was brisk.
A good crowd passed down to the
Carteret Game, Fish and Oyster Fair
last sight.
The city marshal gives notice to dray
men and oarters to come forward and
procure new numbers for their drays
Glass ball shooting by the Craven
County Gun Club on .the grounds near
James City tbia evening at tbreeo'clock.
Quail No. 2 was "cleaned up ' at Har
vey's oyster saloon yesterday with as
to sob. relish aa No. 1. What is it to eat
a partridge a day on toast?.
Billiard Williams, ool., was lodged in
jail yesterday in default of bail to ap
pear at srxt term of Superior Court. 10
answer to the charge of laroeny. Be
was committed Ly Justice F. W. Han
cock. Our Raleigh people must submit to
Ihs inevitable. The Supreme Court
holds that a drunk ia a drank no matter
whether produced by wine, beer or
whiskey. A drank on wine is just ss
muahJike drunk on whiskey as a pig
la lib ft hog.
Fay Tour Taxes.
. City tax oolleotor Falcher, who is an
, old soldier, threatens to go on the war
, path if there is not a greater demand
for tax receipts. Go forward and pay
at onoe.
." Crarsn. County Pubic School a. .
, , The Bute Superintendent of Publio
J Bohoola speaka ia very complimentary
terms of the report of our county super
; intendent of schools In this county a
' : brief notice of whioh we published a
' few days ; ago. .;' The schools are
'. gradually improving every year and the
people are becoming interested in them.
The only thing seeded tenor money,
&;
Steamer Horemanta.
- The Newberns of the 6.
D. Line left
yesterday for Norfolk oarrying out fall
cargd of eoUon, naval stores and other
freights. ' ., , . ,l, ',--'
The Eaglet of the ,5.; O. D ,Hn ar
rived yesterday afternoon with a cargo
of merchandU. The Vesper "of this
line sailed yesterday afternoon with a
f Y '. Cargov
The lea Factory. ''. V,.,T
Mr. George B. Jarman has purchased
the interest Of J. L. Bargees la the
Jarmsn ice factory and is putting la
distilling apparatus for the purpose of
, miking the toe perfectly trsneparent.
The works are established at the old
plate factory bnilding sear the railroad
bridge and is now one of the neoessery
iottitutions of the city.
The Carteret Came, Fish sad Oyster
Fair. -iv: '.'i
Tenterday was the day for the open
lr g of tbe Carteret Fair at Beaufort. We
thick it was announced that special
rtip wor,! J t ci"n over the railroads
to tbca : 5 crtiied to rtteni hut tbe"
c-rr Di'.ue e cn trsr,portatioa seems te
I f. .rjKin t' : it important to
i Icowo t. r- -. 1 wbeiher or
r ' ' ' ! !' " ' ' r -). VTs
notice of special rates or special trains
as we are anxious for the Fair to prove
a suocees. We read of cattle showa, o
baoco fairs, wheat and grain fairs and
fruit fairs in the middle and western
portions of the Bute and we are anxious
that Eastern Carolina should get up ex
hibits of its products. Our
Carteret friends have taken
tbe initiatory steps lu; we
fear their notice has been too short
and the Fair not thoroughly advertised,
specially tbe matter of transportation.
A gentleman from Hyde oalled yester
day to know if there was to be a special
train or special rates from New Berne
on any day of the Fair, We could not
give him tbe desired information.
Explanation Needed.
In the county finance committee's re
port, which we are now publishing
from day to day, it will be seen that D
N. Eilburn, ex-treasurer, received and
disbursed since the 1st of December.
1886, four thousand dollars of tbe inter
est fund, save a balance of $42.29, and
Isaac Patterson, treasurer, has reoeived
and disbursed within the same -period,
85 888 03, save a balance on hand of
1527.53. It will thus be seen that out of
the taxe.8 ooltecled for the year lf86
over ntn thousand doll its have been
paid out on interest, on the bonded debt
of the oounty which we think was
placed by the chairman of the board of
oommUtaioners at the annual meeting
last June at about 8102,000, beariog six
per oent. ioterest.
Tbe explanation needed in, bad tbe
oounty got behind in py iDg the interest
on her bonds, notwithstanding a tax ia
levied every year for the purpose, or
had a surplus accumulated and our
treasurers following tbe example sat by
Secretary Fuircbi d anticipated,. the in
tereat and paid the coupons .advance
It would be impossible, to abearb nine
thousand dollars in paying the interest
for one year on tbe bonded debt unless
we are totally in the dark as to the
amount of said debt. Does the com
miltee know what coupons Mr. Kilburn
paid and wbat coupons Mr Patterson
paid V Wo thought it tbe duty of tbe
finance committee to make these mat
ters plaiu. We think it important for
tbe people to know whether or not they
are paying Interest .In advance, and if
so. wbat premium do tbe boldrrs pay to
bave them canned in advance r
We iotund no reflection upon tbe
ork of the committee. It is simply a
matter we don t understand and we
hardly think ou- readers will under
stand it as reported.
Commissioners Proceedings
Wednesday. December 14.
Board met at 11 a. m. according to
adjournment. ommissiooers Bryan.
Brinsoo, Watson and Malliaon present.
Tbe following resolutions were
adopted :
Whereas, Tbe New Berne Steam Fire
Engine Co No.l of the oily of New Bern
are by virtue ot tneir charter exempt
from poll tax after having served seven
years
Whereas. At the session of the Gene
ral Assembly 1887, tbe charter of the
Atlaatio Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1,
was amended by placing the members
of said oompany on the same footing
ith the New Be ne Steam Fire Engine
Co. with all the privileges enjoyed by
said company. Therefore
Resolved, That tbe members of the
Atlantlo Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1
who bave served seven years as mem
bers ot said Atlantic Steam Fire Engine
Co. No. 1. be and are hereby relieved
from poll tax.
Ordered tbat tbe Secretary of Atlan
tic Steam Fire Enitine Co. No. 1 be re
quested to furnish the board with the
names of the members of said oompany
who bavs served seven years.
Tbe chairman or tbe board submitted
a communication from Governor 8oales
respiting Chaa. F. Jones to tbe 17th of
January, 1888.
A. I. Bynum was appointed registrar
for the . 2nd ward in place of Jno.
Havens, resigned.
John B. Laos was appointed registrar
for the 4th ward.
Adjourned, to Thursday at 11 a. m.
Appointment sf a Tlcar Apostolic of
nona uaroitst.
A dispatch from Rome to Cardinal
Gibbons announces the appointment of
tbe Bight Rev Leo Held, O. 8. B., as
Vicar Apostolic Of North Carolina. He !
now abbot or St. Mary's Abbey,
ton ooantyi : Hi 0. A native of
Pennsylvania, he was bora near St. I
Vincents' Abbey, in Westmoreland
county, iff that oounty, in that State,
July 15, 1849. , St. Vinoenfs Abbey is
ths mother abbey of the Benedictions
in the United. 8tates. The new vicar
apostolic was educated at St. Vincents
Abbey Uoliegs. and took the. simple
tows of bis order September 17, 1869,
and ths solemn tows October 6, 18791.
He was ordained priest - December 91,
1873, and -was engaged in educational
work in the oollegs until his eleotion as
abbot of St. Marys in ths spring of
18S5. He was ths first abbey of St.
Marys Abbeyl which was founded at
that time, and, it is thought, at ths
suggestion of Cardinal Gibbons," who
bad been vicar apostolic of North Caro
lina prior to his elevation to the See of
Richmond- and was familiar with tbe
needs of ths Catholics of that section of
tbe country. Tbeabbatial benediction
s conferred on Abbot Haid by Bishop
North rop in Charleston. He will prob
ably retain that ofSos in connection with
fcls new dignify. The bishop-elect is
dwvihed ss well endowed with prso-
al aJmlnif?rtive abilities and with
f. tt-nr-r sod f crre 88 s Fraker. Fs!ti-
For Tbs Journal.
A FRAGMENT.
How little we know of eaoh other at
best,
As the journey'through life is oft taken
together,
And tbe mind of a being so oft with
unrest
Is filled, with a feeling cf "clouds in
fair weather."
A man who Is wise ortimee keeps to
himself,
What is most in hid mind, moat oft on
his tongue.
His affections, his hopes, hie ambitions
concealed ,
Disappointments, ahd troubles that bave
his heart wrung.
Though what is the use to lay the heart
bare,
To the sneer, and tbe eootf of an unfeel
ing race.
And e'en though they don't aneer and
sooff, yet they stare
In a cold, careless way, or may laugh
in your face.
It is better by far to keep thus locked
within.
Tbat which may trouble, or cauae a
''heart ache";
For tbe past only tells us tbat "It might
have been,"
And for us oftimes sorrows coDfeationa
do make. W.J.
Kinston Items.
Mr. W. 8. Edmonds and family have
returned to spend tbe winter with us.
MiBs Melissa Forlaw of Kenansville
has been spending some lime with Mra
Forlaw.
Mr. R. E Ward of Ounlow has been
spending some days in Kidbk n in tbe
lutoreet of the Provident Life Aasocia
lion of Baltimore.
Mr. A. O. Albritton and Mma Eunice
Me borne were married on Thursday.
noon, of last week, at the reaidence of
the bride's parents, Dr. Harper otficiat
iog. Happiness arui success to tbe happy
oouple.
LaUrange is getting to be aggressive.
two orange drummers from that place
last week. We are glad tbat it is be
coming a wholesale town, but we don't
like to be put dowu as tteooud rale for
Lenoir.
Capt. Bird ex a mine J a Dumber of
teaohers, white and colored, on Tues
day and Friday of last week. A largo
number of the schools of thd county
open on first Mooday in December, the
lime specified in the school law.
The egg market has beun lively for
some time, especially with the Tucka-
bee merchants. Occasionally they ki
to bidding up and pay rnrre than i In
New York price When one of them
had reaohed the top notch Lewis OraJy
bid a half cent on tbe lot. When he
fettled for them the customer exacted
the half cent, and true to bin word be
chopped a cent in two and made the
change.
D. R. Jackson has closed out his store
in Kinstyn and moved to tbe farm near
La Grange. Eiuaton has lost a most
excellent citizen and live merchant.
Mr R E Wooten, who has been with
Mr. Jackson for a year or more has not
fully decided where he will locate Hp
talks of going to Oregon, or some other
distant point, but thev say the centre
of attraction for him is within the cor
porate limits of the town of Kinston
We hope her Influence may be suf
ficiently strong to prevent him from
flying off atatangenr, for we cannot
spare so good a citizen.
At a regular meeting of Knishtsof
Honor last Tuesday night in Stanly
Hall tbe folio wins; officers were elected:
F. M LaRoque. Dictator; J. M. Collins.
Vice Dictator; D. Oeltinger, Past D.;
8. Oettinger. Assistant D : J. P. Has
kett. Reporter; T. J. Meacharo, F Re
porter; J. E. Nunn, Treasurer; Dr R
H. Lewis. Chaplain: G. E Miller.
Guide; H. C. Bowen, Guardian; G. L
Kilpatrick. Sentinel; J. A. Pridgen.
Dr. H. D. Harper and Dr H. O Hyait
were elected Trustees. Tbe Lodge con
tinues to be prosperous. Meetings first
Tuesday night in each month.
Pleasant to the taste and surprisingly
quick in relieving oougbs and colds it is
not at all strange that Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup always succeeds.
Salvation Oil. tbe greatest pain-cure
on earth, is guaranteed to effect a cure,
where it is possible for the seat of the
disease to be reaohed by s liniment.
Pnoe 25 cents a bottle. "
- Notice.
To the members of Craven County Gun
Club.
The regular shoot of glass balls will
take place on the Club grounds Thurs
day; December 15th at 9 p. m., shsrp.
Prompt attendance is very necessary in
order to give each shooter as many
three ball scores as possible.
H. U U. DIN SMOKE, Uaptain.
Deo. Uth, 1887. : .
. Baeklsa'a Aral am Salv.
Ths best Salts in ths' world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulosrs, Sal,
Rhmm, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skis
Eruptions, and posJtivelT' cures oiles
or no psy required. It is guaranteed to
give periect satisfaction, or money 're
funded. Prios 90 osnts par box. ' For
sals b? B. N. Duffr. . -. decll lv
v '"-' ' v -
.' They who are most weary of life,
and J-et are most unwilling to die,
are snch as have lived to no--par
pose.wb.0 uave rather breathed than
3j
live
To snjoy good health, aim to always
have abundant steep; this can generally
bs secured by management, snlees you
bave s crying baby, in which case Dr.
Ball's Baby 'yrup will greatly assist.
To equalize tbe circulation of ths blood,
subdue nervousness and cleanse tbe
tyf-jra. v9 Lir. tbe great regu
Utcr. I i a c 1 j cents.
igricaltarsl Is Wrests.
EECOMHENDATION OF COMMI8
SIONEB COLEMAN IN HIS ANNUAL
REPORT.
The annuiil report oi' Oouiiuis
siouer Colniiiu, of the Agricultural
Department, has beeu laid before
the PiesidcDt. It recommends the
abolition of the seed department
and tbe transfer of its duties to the
State and Territorial experiment
stations, on the ground tba: tbe
directors of these iuetitutes know
better the wants of their respetive
localities than tbe Department
here.
lu regard to the elevation of tbe
Agricultural Department to aa exe
cutive department, Cotnumsiouer
Colman discusses it in a manner to
show tbat be does nu! regard the
chauge as expedient.
bile tbe development of beet
sugar is stul m tbe experiment
stage tbe ccmmUMouer thinks
enough is known to enable tbe
country to anticipate at au early
day tbe production of ougur I torn
a plant as easy of cultivation as
corn, but little circumscribed by
imatio influence, and one bo.se
i . . .
oy ptouacts nave a value t-ou.ii to
be cost ol raiwiug.
Tne large wheat product of tins
country and its importance are
spoken of, and the coiniiiisMcmt-r
states tbat tbe ork of the bureau
of animal industry has been giea ly
extended during the past year. The
governors of thirty one .States and
Territories hae accepted the mien
and regulations of tbe bureau and
promised (ho assistance ol local
police officers to secure their en
foreeinent. Tbe regions infected
with cattle disease have been
placed under rigid quarantine and
uo cattle allowed to leave them
without careful examination and
special permit. Among the locab
ties where ths cattle disease existed
the counties of Baltimore, Howard,
Carroll and Prince (ieorge's, in
Maryland, are named, tint through
the industry and vigilance of tbe
animal bureau fresh outliieaks ol
the dirc;inc hare been pievenled,
and in localities it lias been
s'amped out. The outbreak ol
yleuro pneumoniaat Chicago, which
threatened to cripple the cattle in
dustry of the country, has been by
prompt and energetic measures en
tirely exl'rpafed. There has not,
says the report, been a time in
years when this malady has been
couflned to such restrictive areas
as at present, and consequently the
conditions are very favorable lor
its complete eradication.
Iu relation to the Department's
experiments in silk reeling, the
Commissioner says be lias the ver
bal admission of Mr. Serrell. the
inventor of th machiuery now in
use, that American girlH can do
twice as much work iu a given time
as tbe same number employed in
tbe south of France. This admis
sion, be adds, is fully corroborated
by other evidence in his possession.
Tbe expeiiments have not jet
reached tbe point of paying their
own expenses, but tbat, the Com
missioner says, whs hardly to be
hoped for with a plant so limited.
Auother year's cxm rience, it is ex
pectcd, will show wbat could be
done ''under factory conditions.''
The Commissioner recommends
that the Public Printer be author
ized to furnish the agricultural
press of the country, at the mere
cost of labor and material, electro
types, each illustrations of the De
partment aa tbe editors may desire,
holding tbat many of these merit
a nch wider circulation than they
can get in tbe reports ot the de
partment. Ee renews his recom
mendatlon for the erection of a new
laboratory bnilding. Washington
Star.
A Delnsire Hope.
"Grot ary watermellonf" he asked
yesterday morning as bo looked
ovef the vegetables on a stand at
the market.
"Watermelon! Did yon ever see
a watermelon on this stand in
DecembeiT" shouted the stall
keeper. "No, sab, bat I fought yon might
be keepin' 'em nnder de stand."
Weadeifal Reatentlaa erSlgSt.
Bbxkbak. Texas.
Mr. A. K. IIawiis: Dar Sir The
spectacles I procured from you Sight
yrars ago entirely r stored my sight,
and, until two years sines, have been
able to read ths fin&tt print without
glasses. . W. a Lockktt. 1I.D.B
All eyes fitted and ths- Bt guaranteed
at the drug ssors of F. 8. Daffy, Nsw
Bsrns., ... t.v.. ---Ai.-vsepolm -
At the Disciples Cbnrch is LsOrsngs,
Wednesday, December 14 1887. .by
Rev. J. J. Harper," Miss Effis . Bouse
to J. Y. 3ojwS----c.x:VrV'A:
Ths Jotnuut extendi Its best,' wishes
for ths fata re welfare SBd happiness of
ths ntwly married cxsple. - ; ... -
COMMERCIAL.
COTTO.N HABK&T.
Nsw York, Dec. 14 10:20 a. m
Futures opened barely steady . bilca of
7.600 bales.
December, 10 48 June, 1100
January, 10 6b July, 11 00
February, 10 64 August. WW
March, 10 77 September, 10 57
April, 10 5 October, IU 18
May, IU 92 November. 10 10
New Berne market steady 8alee of
183 bales at to 9 WJ.
Ptanuts 60 to 73 cts. per bushel
Kggs 17 to W.
Hice steady at $1 00 to ) 10 m ts&c ko
Corn steady, 47 to 65
Fodder, bOo. to $1 00 per hundred
Seed coiton 83 00 per hundred
Turkeys 81 50 to 00 per pair.
01 ire.
All public Draymen and Cm trio h ill
report at the City Marshal s office wiih
1Q bve days aud procure new number
for their drays aud carts. Numbers
frte. John M Hakqktt.
dtcl5 5d 1 City Marshal.
NEW BERNE THEATRE.
Friday Even V, Dee r 23
First production iu this city of Flotow 'e
brilliant Three Act Opera,
LOmbra,
BY TUB '
KATE BEHSBERG
ENGLISH OPEHA COMPANY.
lALBKIli I'llTKHMK Mnt.r.
For Benefitof St. Johns Lodge
SI'AIIHLIIVU Itll Sl I
MAl.MFK K1 OSTH1K8 1
I'l .K STACK SKI-I JK.V
A (iUEAT CAHT
MISS KTK HKK.NMtlOKt;,
I'rlius-Oomia Hoprano. lute f t ail Kcui
urond Ktiglish "pura ('.miny. lrur
( l a dmiia ii) , A o driiiy ,,f
Music. N.'W ) nit
.miss i.oi iii: i:x;ki.
Vullalto. f,,i ,, rly w!tl, I he A n.ci I, at, , ,
mi pan) .
M It. ICONS 1A Vll
'! ' 'alf ..f ,'lara Uulse K.!k ..i.. ,,
( 'out aii) ,
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l,,,K"" ' " " cr ly nf Uir Hirakot, !i t , m
( iMIipUIl) .
Sit; Alil.dS A HKKKANO
Vll.H Hi I'll, i loi , (m ii,f r!y of Hie M!l,n n(,
en J J 1 1 1 . .ii,.
ii-i it! H.I 11. 1.1. .i I ' i' i .it ,l,-i
It-t.n , ,1 wn I , i, i, I, e c. I.I H llic.1 ,iu a l H If
I ui-s.la, , 1 Jin li hi J.m.iiv -Imp,
w 1 1 i't nil vi 1 1 a i Iih i hi-. til mU1
"Imitation lstiikmm hi. km ri, m i i in "
"BELL tbe JEWELER"
Hn returned from Nortlieru Markets
n iili i lie
Largest, Most Compluto and
Variod Stock of
Watches, Diamonds,
FINE JEWELRY,
HTKRLING B1I.VKK AND
I'LATKl) WARM
ever seen in this Berii.in. He has no
hesitation in shjidk he can offer the
best inducements to buyers, del dwtf
AGENCY FOR
' Blest be the hands that toil to aid
The great world's ceaseless need
Tbe hands tbat never are afraid
To do a kindly deed."
Therefore yoo ran And at TANSII.L'M
KIMS C1UAK AGENCY, superintended hy
W. 1,. llrner, Ibe choicest variety made al
popaUr prices.
W l. I'A l.M KK.
Reoond door from eor. Rou'h From and
Middle sireeis. New Heme. Nt
To Arrive:
CAIT. W. A. EN LOE will be at tbe
stables of tbe Henderson House about
the Tenth of December with a car load
of N. C. HORSES and MULES 8dw3w
HARDWARE.
Sasli, Doors mid Blinds,
Paints, Oils and Olass.
iinic, Cement and Plaster,
AND
411 Grades of COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES,
AT BOTTOM PRICES!
L. H. CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW BRRNE N.C.
Wanted,
5X TONS of COTTON SEED.
Hlgliett Cash PrlcIpald, de
llTered la Wetr Berli. , . -,
R H J. ' Ai MEADOWsC
. . . - --
The Salvation Arny
la small in campartson to the Army Of
Buyers who isit daily the '?
Mammoth
Dry Goods
Repository,
H. B. Duffy
line ait- i-' u. c t. f the altrat lioue:
Fast Coll i Call. 1 1
Ked tt jt.nel all ,..,
Men ai d It") s li.ita
Men s Heavy . mit
Hoy 's Hoi its
.... 5o
15c.
25c.
eios
60c.
...1.00
A Kl'oJ l.a.ly n I'utt ,n Shot-
Double 1 llli 1 usIhiii le. all colors. 18c.
ChlMrt-n a Hutlou Shuee S0o.
rour llaml keicliief s fur 10c.
All linen 1 Ian, I keri'hief.s 5c.
All linen Nankin. laiKesi-.- . ... 5c.
Aud otheif e,iii:Hv a- slartlinK, to be
seen by calni. , i,n In f ,ie they are all
sold.
l'lease ji i : 1 1 1 ii. I,, r that the "rush"
muxes on r, turn a ., customers
daily. I in-1 f-f , hi ,i Id call early
and be srrt ed.
To The Wholesale Trade.
We woiill ril. r yi u to scores of
country iiierclisuls in every viciDltyof
this and ndj nnin cminties who are ao
tually Kettunj ruii lellmn Bargains
bnUfchl id' ll-i.
We keep rx .i tly uh.it you need, at
u res that boll ly ,1 ,. f y i uiu petition.
As niiin v 1 1 itn Hii l ShneM us any two
ht, ire in i he i il y .
In the lanuuiie uf the .S ilvatiouitt,
"Will y i hi c mie
AND DDNTYOU FURGET IT,
I have juM n ceiied a lot of the Ten-
nesHce Cart Wheels and Axles. Also
fulUu(plv of Champion, Granger, Boss.
Dixie sod l'oney l'lows.
J C. WUITTY,
Cravi n St. . Newbern, N. 0.
tb" l'low CusiingH t f every descrip
tion.
STOP! STOP! STOP!
AT
EATON the JEWELER,
AND SEE THE
Largest and Bst Selected
STOCK OF
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry,
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE,
To be found in Eastern North Caroling..'
Come and see me. Don't forget th
place.
SAM. K. EATON,
nov29dwtf Middle street. U
NOTICE.
The National Bank of Naw Rmi
naw ckrkk, u. , ueo. 9. 1887. .
The Annual Ueetins of the Stock-.
holders of this Bank, for the Eleotion of r
Directors, and the transaction of Such- '
other business as may come before c
tnem, win De neid at their Banking .
House on the 2d Tuesday, beinz the 1
10th day of January, 1888 . . , I - ;
The Polle will be opened at 18 It. to
be closed at 1 P.H. .
d9 dtd Q. H. ROBERTS. Cash"!1. ;
NOTICE. ii - .
By Tirtuo of mortgages executed to
me by A H Holton I will Mil at Pub
lic Auction, at tbe Brick Store oa Mid-'
die street, in tbe city of Newbern late
ly coon pied, by said A- H. Holton, pi
the S3d day of December A..D. lb ;
eommencioo; at 10 o'clock, A U.. t i
stock of Liquors. Cigars, Tobacco, Fur
niture and Fixtures In tbe said tre
. jti JOHN O. OAKDNI "
This 1st day of December,! ; 7. t
..f
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