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VOL. VL-NO. 230.
NEW ' BERNTS. N- THURS DAY. DECEMBER 29, 1887.
PRICE 5 CENTO.
LOCAL --NEWS.
New Berne, latitude, 85 North.
" locKiio.de, 77 V Weet.
3un rises. 7:12 Lngtb of day, v
eei.. 4:83 8 9ours, 28 minutes.
litem ries at 6.41 p. m... ;
BUSINESS LOCALS.
"5E0IC BUTTER Just received .by
J Ale Miller whloh be continues to
m11 at 80 eta. per lb. (Equal to any to
the city.) ..s: .- ; .i-:V ;.
rpw ENTY DOZEN very Superior Axes
X at low prioee. on. allkhsuo.
S1
EED PEAS. Beane and Potatoes for
T ackers' use.-( Geo. ALLU&Co.-
"TUST ARRIVED another lot of Choioe
;Upt 4 to 0 ins. , Best rieaiee.
Preserves; Jeliy and Mince Meat at -
' - . . . Jo Dun's.
ARBEIT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac
VJi and Wine for saie. at Manuiactu
rer's prices, bv JaJtra Ebcxoho. -.
1TJRE Liquors and Winee for Medici
. : nl and other uses, at wholeea'e.
.-. ' JAJCC8 KEPMOVD.
. rxiRECT.' Importation of. ..Jreneh
1J Brandy and Holland Gin arrived
la bond and dot its paid at Custom
. louse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen
uine goods for sale, v s. -
; t ' ,.. -i-. Ja Bbomovb.
T EDMOND'S j Ginger Ale. ; Lemen
XV Soda, etc., equal to Imported. '
1 - . Jamm Bxdmobd,
rTJOaiE3. MoD. Pates' make, for
JD aale at : t Dail Bane'.
- Something, entertaining ia promised
at the theatre next Monday eight. It ia
the Weston; Brothers Comedy Com'
'Justice Robert Hanoook, Jr., has an
office next door to the Joubral ffioe
and announces that he la ' ready for
Euslnsss. ' y -y-r-," . ' i '
The entertainment at the " If. E.
Church last clht was instructive and
a most pleasant affair. Our-reporter
was on band and will giro partionlars
tomorrow.- i ..'
The flags of the steamers of the Neue
, & Trent River Steamboat Compeny-were
. at half-mast ' yesterday as a mark of rc
sptct to the memory, of Dr. James F.
Long! President of the opmpeuy .
' ,. ' The qusll eater to getting along finely.
When the Judges fail to put in an ap-
pearanoe at Harvey's saloon in due time,
he takes hit quail and goes in search of
.- one. The eixteenth was Jekea in yester
day and pronounced fine.
A. .battle we Imminent on Middle
street at one time yeeterdsy but the
'Interference of 'friendly powers pre
vented the effusion of blood. , The oom
haunts" were taken before Juetioe Hill
' and dealtwlth according to law ,
.- . Capt. E, B. Roberts corrects our sup
position as to the steamer Pamlico being
disabled. , We will endeavor to get
only facts hereafter and not "suppose"
anything in regard to a steamer's being
dUabled. The fact that the Pamlioo
went ashore at Wilkinson 'sA Point Is
another argument in faforof a light
bouse there wi.iv
.Funeral Notice. ' :;. v
, The funeral' of Dr. Tames F.' Long
will take place this afternoon at 8 o'clock
from the Neuse street M. E. Cburob.
Friends and acqusintanori are inrited
. to attend. ; ' y Z i '.CV '''": , '- ,(. -'
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Steamer Uovements. . : Y;V .
The Vesper of the E. U. D. line sailed
yesterday afternoon with' a cargo rof
cotton, lumber and general merchan
dise. The Eaglet of this tins will arrite
this morning, v- 'y:'. -
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TersonaL . ; ; -y '
lit. Eddie' Lewis, of Wilmiogton.
an of Cspt." Ed." -Lewis of the steamer
Carolina, is in the city, ' - . - V-
J. W. Urainger, Esq., of Kinston, was
in the city yesterday. V" ' ' l '
I! r. Kenneth Bty ron has retut ned
from Durham where bo'spent Chriet-
t.i.S. ' ' ' '''"'..'
Contributions to the Orphan Asylum.
Arnocg tbe Christmas contributions
f 1 1 j tbe Oxford Orphan Asylum we
j t e following from New Bern:
1, ty L're. J. A. Meadows, $40 00;
f 'a cf Graded School, 11.00;
I Ife's echool, f 3.25; "A little
I -. Jv! a Ft arce of PolloksTlUeaUo
ClO.CD. . .
r s a vt bo wss returning a bor-
I ' jepierday called ia to say
' ; it a duty to tae rub. 13 to
r '."al mskeanoie cf t
" V,$ sction on Lis 1 art
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Kew Berne High CchooL ,. ;.A ,
We eaU attention. to the . advertise
ment of New Berae High School, which
appears in this laeae. rK v
. This institution should receive, the
consideration ' and moral support of
every eitisea of New Bern and ear
rounding country .' The students who
have been in attendance the last three
and a half months have made solid
progress, which Is the beat evidence of
the efficiency and ' equipment of tbe
echool. Tbe course of etudiee are equal
to that of any aeademio institution in
(be 8tate, and sufficient to prepare
pupil for the junior elass ia college, or
fit one for the practical basin ess of lifeJ
fne lectures to be delivered ' fwio 1
week tv prof. N eel on the English Len
gusge, its grammatical etructure in
prose and poetry, Its rhetorioal prinel
plea in . reading, its philology in the
study and use of words all kq essential
to all English speaking people in pnblio
and at borne will prove of suob inter
est and advantage to the student that is
seldom found in an academic institu
tion, v , ..: . ."
In addition to all tbeee ad vents gee
board can be obtained in good families
et 110.00 per month.
Tbe people of New Ben e ehould feel
a special interest in this sonool. Every
boy or girl sent off to school takee at
least 290 00 per annum out of the com
munity, and taking this view of the
matter .every one engaged in buainees is
interest in building up a large echool,
and there are more waya to aid a school
than by patronage. Many of our beat
oitisens have no children to aend to tbe
High School, but they oan manifest an
interest in it by speaking a good word
or doing some act that will etimulate
and enoourage both teachers and pupils
A Sympathetic Letter.
Our friend E. Q. Hill, Esq. sends us
the following letter of sympathy:
Naw Bkbub. N. O.. Deo. 88, W.
Editom Jocrhal: I withdraw all
claims on tbe management of tbe One-
low railroad for the position of "Super
intendent of Oonstruotiou" and hereby
xteud my eympatby to you and thr
road generally. a. Q. BILL.
We do not understand whv the
Esquire should extend hie eympatby
ust at this time unless he, being a
iudge of statutory as well as common
law, thinks tbe deoieion of tbe Supreme
Court In the Wilmington case affects tbe
legality of ,' the election ordered ia
Craven. We do not so understand tbe
decision, but being a layman, of course
we can easily be mistaken in our con
struction.
But . why should friend Hilt be so
sympathetic towards the Journal. V We
are sura be ia as much interested ia
building up Kew Berne as we are.
With a new lino of railroad (provided
be does not superintend the construc
tion).; he would be able to rent out his
houses to much . better advantage, get
better,, paying-; tenants, have lees
trouble La, collecting rents, and we will
be able to sell mora papers, take the
pre dispatches and 'new life would bo
iff used in the old (Sown.
But tbe loss of the Wilmington sub
scription has undoubtedly put a damper
on the schemer. Friend Hi! rrjoioes at
this; ..wt:- regret It; wherefore, his
sympathy. --v. ' . -.-
Wa give Esq, Hill credit for, being
honest in bis opposition to the eubscrip
tion to the Onslow railroad,? end be
musf exouse us if we claim an equal
degree of honesty and sincerity in our
efforts to do something for he advance
ment of the - material interests of New
Berne and Craven oaaty.'Ci'..
A Sad Death, trr ;- v-- ,-i.-
The death of Mrs. Dr.? Cartwrlght,
formerly Miss Annie- Black we 11 of this
city, ia one of the eaddeet events that it
hs been our duty .to chronicle. Mrs,
Cart wright was"? tba picture of health
at tba time of her marriage only a few
months ago.. :' ;-. V " ; ', .
She bad a large circle of warm friends
in the city and her unexpected demise
is deeply mourned by the entire 00m
munity, aud the sympathy of all is ex
tended to her bereaved husband, mother
and other, relatives. , 'it -, t .!)
tjuestlon of Higher er Lower Wsfes.
PnTSBCBO; Dec. SB Unless tbe rsil'
road dohI miDfS cow workins under the
Columbus scale are called out tomorrow
e operators wi!l redur-A wagqe to the
oi 1 rate Tbe miners officials are doing
I in their power togt tbe men to come
t for tl.e ad ance. but so far have
-r-i vr.suocr"ful. If they fail to do
is 1 f sre rsduoed in this dis-
tri, t t . . 1 t w i 1 re fr-re-arhiDiy, and
my r ,..t iaa leductioa throughout
tbe country. - .
'Yes'" 1 vi crt ter) srsd t;cne HalI
quif-t'y to
' rn s.Tord
i t' e Y'e
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The' Steamer PsuUIei.
Editok' Jotjksal; I aanhot desist
from commending yon for the energy
you dupisy in gathering news (bad)
when yo have to reeort to suppositions
to make statement. 1 Please oufrect
your suppositious mia-etatemente as to
the sowing pf tbe Pamlioo and of her
being disabled,' Through the kindness,
generosity and aagnanimitT of Captain
Davis or tne steamer Buglet, Ui punn
Kurgeea 01 tne eteamer Uenanoe, and
Captain David M. Roberta. Captain of
SMimar aunston. out at the time com
mending th. steamer Trent the steam'
as Pamlico wee polled awav from Wil
kineon's Point where ehe bad emnnded,
Oeptaias Davis and Roberts clicking lj
tne ramnoo untu sue noatea.
As means of helping to float the
Pamlioo Captain Davie had taken part
01 .the rami ico ear o on his steamer,
and at tbe time your supto-uious ' re
porter had tbe disabled Pamlioo beine
towed, tbe ISsglot and Pamlico wer.
teaming alongside of eaoh other and
they (the captains) were doing what
some person! never think of doing-
saving time by rc-ebifung oarvp from
the Eaglet back again to the Pamlioo
while they were both prooeedibg in the
same direction. Please correct Imme
diately the suppositious statement in
your issue of December 28th.
While 1 am on tna subject 1 beg leave
to trespass upon yotar eenroaity by al
lowing me as agent of the Old Dominion
8teambip Company, to thank Captains
Uavla ttoberts and Burgees for ineir un-
aeiOah generosity in renderiog.aaietance
to a brother Captain in niisfortune.
Uespeotrully, IS a. Uobbhts,
Agent O. D. S. S. Co.
The Miners' Strike.
PHlLADtLPBi., Deo. 3. Represeuts-
tives of the LebUh Valley Railroad aiid
the Lehigh Navrgatioo Cumpauiee siaie
that tbe same wrmi are uuw open to
their miqers ibat have alwaja been ol
fored them, which is to resume work at
the old wages and accept whatever ad
vance tba market price of coal will
warrant. If wore should be stopped in
tne Skuylkill reion, and tbe luiuers in
tbe Lehigh region shall reouiue. tbe I, t
ter will, it is declared, receive a on
eiderable ad vance upon the baais of p .y ;
butaa tbe busy season of the anthracite
coal trade is over, the Lehittb mine s
oannot expect to realise such an advaote
as tbe Sauylkill men have eujoyeii
eince September, amounting iouih
moothe 10 as muob as 21 per cent over
the S3 SO basis.
An offi er of the PeuDBflyanla Kiil
road Company stalvs that tbe Wyoming
region ie amply able to supply the an
tbraoite market should the Mkuylkill
and Lehigh regions both become idle.
rbls can be done, it is stated, with per
feet ease, as the busy eaon in that
trade has ended. As far as the IV uu
eylvania officials can see, there ia no
reason wbatever for tbe scare hi h
seems to exist oonoerning a coal famine.
Dull of Comprehension
The people who cannot take a joke
are many, but those who can see neither
hair nor hide of it. to whom it 1
absolutely invieible. are fortunately in
the minority: but midway Between ehe
two are thi stolidly literal people
ho always "speak by the card," ami
take every statement for just what it is
worth on tbe surface. In tihort, ihey
are always missing the point.
A gentleman waaonoe illustrating, in
a mall ooiupsny. the fact that the mind
diseased takes on odd modes of action
by the story of the lunatio who fncie i
that he lived in a place and dined upon
the cboioest aland s. In poiut of fct
Be was confined to a ho-piwl, and h s
diet was restricted to gruel'
I dioe every day upon the fat of tbe
land." said the poor fellow, "and yet
everything I eat tastes of gruel. "
When the storv was numbed, a ym-
pathetic lad, who had quite .mi (wed iu
point exclaimed: Poor m-.nl 100
bed to feed a him on jr.ru. 1 1 Do ro
eippMfB thats tbe tare in all the bos
pitale T"
An overworked farmer, or a vivid
imagination and nimble tongue one
morning called book hurriedly to bis
wife, as he look bie way to the Hold:
'No. I oan) go to town with you to
day , Jane. . I've got a million bushels
of potatoes to dig before niitht.'
'What cue ae jneanr epecuiatea
bis literal wife, ae she went about her
ork. "I ra sura we never have more n
fortv bushels, an he could 't dig 'em in
a day to save his Ufa I" '
bbe was not quite equal to tne extrac
tion of the grain of wheat contained in
that bushel of hyperbolical chaff.
Another farmer cue day said Jocosely
to a neighbor: "Don't seem to pay to do
tba hayin. Have to do it right over
agin next year 1". .
But wnai wouia tne can e live on 11
you didn't do itr" inquired the more
literal man. ; .. - -
'Dot Let 'em live on faith, same's the
rest of us have to do ' -
You ; depend upon' it, you'd lose
more'n you'd gain;" said the other.
solemnly. (!'Critters have go to eat,
and we've got to take Care on . Vm
Don't you turn yoor cattle adrift to shift
for themselves., Eben. You wont gain
nothin' by it." Youth 'e Companion.
V'.,". .- 'Aaaaal Feast
The resrular ahnual feast given by the
ladies of Christ Church was held at the
cbspel yesterday moinicg. There were
a large number of children ana adults
present and all enjoyed itbngely. There
wee a very handsome holly Christmas
tree on which bung a pre-ent for ehoh
one uresent.'A long table was filldwith
subntantiale and delicacies.. After all
bad partaken to their heart eContent the
prevents weie taken from the treesnd
diotributM. A larpe quantity of pro-
vipinns stiil rmaioed sod bags and
b-tet were f.'.lfd snd sf ntoutto many
who were unable to be present.
A'l eri-'yed it oio'-b, scd many
tlf - ; ? ate due to the kind ladies who
f f 1 r Tf'-a CUU pp the?
' s ", f . I r 1 t n-Rsv, n ma Je
r- - rT i r, t r-re
Kinston items.
A real young Bishop at Rsv. N. M
Jurney'a.
Dr. A. Fields has been spending some
days intbe oounty.
Dr. Woodley and Mr. Ferrell paid our
town a abort visit last week.
Miss Leila Psrrott and Mr. Will Par
rott of Darlington. S.. C , are visitmg
relatives in the county.
W C. Fielda. E-q , was elected presi
dent of the Friends of Temperance at
their regular election on Monday night.
Mr. John Becton and wife of Cotton
Plant. Ark ansa are visiting Mr. F. B.
Becton and other relatives in this and
Onslow counties.
J L Burns. State Evangelist, preached
at the Disciples church Sunday and
Sunday night and raised a handsome
sum for State missions.
Monday was a day of muob noise in
Kinston. Everything which would
make a noise from a fire-cracker to a
oannon was in lull blast, some were
slightly wounded but none killed.
Mrs. Wiley T. Rouse brought ber
household and kitchen furniture to
town liutt week and sold out at public
sale. Her hunband has gone to parts
unknown and ebe goes to live with
relatives.
Mr. Henry Bailey has moved into the
Khem building arid opened a boarding
house Mr. Bailey is an accommodating
gentleman, and persons who want a
oomfortable plaoe to stop will do well
10 call m him. dipt. Taylor and lady
have also moved in and become board
ers. Without previous notice. Dr. Harper
was taken to the residence of Messrs.
Hawkins and Case on8unday afternoon
and united in th bonds of wedlock Mr.
Ofo White and Miss Emma Case. Ju-t
fter the ceremony an unusual incident
occurred. If you want to know what
t was you will have to ask the doctor.
Kinston will be full of people next
Monday. The Salvation Army will run
an excurmon to tnis plaoe from iNew
Berne and .other points. They have
announced that tbev expect to have a
arand, street parade that day and "run
the devil out of Kington." Let all tbe
peoula 00m e and wituess the remark
able performance The colored people
will also parade and celebrate the
maurlpition vroclamation and rejoice
In their freedom
Mr Geo. Grace who has charge of Mr
Nler'n tarui in Junes county, settled up
with all the haods iaat week and each
ne had a handsome sum of money
nfler all accounts were settled. Thin
canned so much pleasure that they were
siuftiug aud whittling all about the
farm, and finally gathered up and joined
grand jollification. This was so
I liferent from tne common complaint.
hard times that we think it deserves
Hpecial mention.
Mr. R. L. Woolen has been employed
clerk of ibenew hotel Mrs. llaneley
rriv.-d on Tuesday sad all ia being put
in readiness to open on January first.
A number of regular boarders have
bevn engaged in advance, and with a
deservedly popular clerk and all the
"di-m improvements the enterprise is
very hopeful one. Tbe building rtas
large sample room, electric call belle.
excellent ventilation, central location,
and. 111 short, is fully up to the timee in
all us appointments Mrs. Hansly is
an experienced hotelUt. and everything
will be first class.
The teachers and toholars of Deep
Run Sunday school had a pleasant time
n Saturday, night last. A beautiful
rietnat tree, ladened with
preavnts had been prepared and when
II had assembled, beautifulsongs were
ung by the pupils and teachers. Elder
Hemy Cunningham and the superin
tendent. Mr, K. W. Humphrey each
mad - a few appropriate remarks. A
vol- tru then taken for superintendent
and Mr. Humphrey was re-elected.
Ml ees Nora Qhrper, Dania
Sirud B.irah T.. lor and Lucy
Harper were reelected teachers
Elder Cuciunghnm and Messrs. Burkley
Smith. F. P Harper and R ibert Harper
were called upon to strip tbe tree of its
fruit snd very scholar received a
present which made their hearts glad
John Griffin, an old true and tried
D- mocrat also reoeived some valuable
present. It was a delightful occasion
and tbe superintendent and teachers de
nerve much praise for tbe manner in
which they bava conducted the school.
Fighting the Tenement Kyitem.
PrTTbBDBO, Pa. , Deo. M Tbe cigar
makers of this distrust, to tbe number
of 1 700 have organised a national cigar
makers' trade distrtotof the Knights of
lanorfor tba purpose of fighting the,
"tenement system, - which? is carried
on extensively hero. Tnenewoganl
satioa expects the 00 operation of, the
International Union in the coming con
teat, which will be very bitter. It is
proposed to bring, all the -work men into
factories and every tenement worker to
join them.' Of else sustain a.boyowt.
They wilt not interfere or court a con
flict with the International Union; but
if members of that organisation con
tinue to do tenement work they' will
oppose . them and institute- a boy
cott.' Tbe. members of. the anion have
always antagonised the Knights, claim
ing that they have not worked in accord
with tbem. and. rather played into the
hands of tba manufacturers to defeat
the Union. 'xf i -- V'
, 'J'- : -.Tax tnti'w')
Tak e notice, on and after Fridsy, Deo.
30th. 1887, 1 shall be compelled to levy
00 tba property 'of all parties having
failed to pay their taxes for tbe year
1837..- ... ' ' U. BTTMBON.
, .-. .' t Sheriff of Craven Co,
-; - ADTICSJ TO OTHERS. .
Mrs. Willow's; Soothino Syrcf
should always be used for children
toething. It eothe tbs chili, s -r.er
the gums. allfTS a I fm. cure ; n j
cCic. sid is t r t t ' ' ' ' ,
Begmlar Heating.
Thayegalar meeting of the Board of
irusseeeoi new Berne Aeaaemy wm
be held at the office of the President
.Fridsy afternoon, December 80, 1887 at
4 o'clock. A full attendanos is re
quested
By order of tbe Preeident.
W. M, Watson, Sect 'y.
vother.gnd nurses should always re
member that disappointment never at
tends the uee of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Price 25 oenta a bottle.
The close eympatby existing between
the stomach and brain is noticeably ex
hibited in the headache resulting from
digestion . Laxador el ways oures head
ache, wben oeueed by indigestion.
COMMEKC1AL.
COTTON HARK.KT.
New Yohjc. Dec. 88 10:50 a. m
Futures opened steady. Sales of 5 500
bales. -
January, 10.56
February, 10.67
March, 10 78
April, 10.87
May, 10 96
June, 11 14
July. 1109
August, 11 13
September, 10 64
October, 10 26
November, 10 10
December, 10 53
New Berne market
quiet. Sales of
of 33 bales at 8 to 9.70.
Peanuts 60 to 75 cts. per burhel.
Eggs 17 to 18.
Rice steady at Si 00 to $1.10 in sacks.
Corn steady, 47 to 55
Fodder, 8O0. to Si 00 per hundred.
Seed cotton 88.00 per hundred.
Turkeys $1 50 to S3 00 per pair.
Eobert Hancock, Jr.,
TRIAL JUSTICE.
Office next door below Journal oflice.
Same building with Gui n & Pellener.
Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Will give
prompt attsntion lo all matters pertain
ing to Justices' courts 629 dtf
Horner School,
OXfURD, Nt C.
H. HORNKB i
T J. Dkkwky i ' ""CI-"-
Tbe 8pring Session of 1HW8 will begin
tbe 16th of January.
Hoard and i union, ldc udmir fue .
895 00.
Oxford. N. C . Dec , 1887
d38d3taw3w w3t
Schedule'B" Tax.
NOTICE.
Office of Regihtkk of Deeds,
Oka yen County
Newbern. Deo. 38, 1897.
All Merchants, Traders, Liquor Deal
ers, Keepers of r ernes. Commission
Merchants, Auctioneers, and all others
in Craven oounty, who are required to
list their purchases, receipts or sales, as
the case may be, under Schedule "B"
of the Revenue Laws of North Carolina,
are hereby notified to list the same with
ih- undersigned at the office during the
FIRST TEN DAYS IN JANUARY, 1888.
The said lists muBt contain all pur
chases or receipts, as the case may be,
for six months ending Deoember 81st,
too7,and all prior not heretofore given
in, and should be sworn to and sub
scribed before tbe Register of Deeds, or
some Justice of the Peaoe.
All persons failing to list before the
lOtb of January. 1888, will be subject to
a double tax.
ORLANDO HUBBS.
Register of Deeds,
d38dtd Craven Co , N. C.
New Berne High School
New Berne High School will re-open
on 8d January, 1888.
70 students enrolled this term.
Students are urged to bo present on
the first day.
Two lectures a week by Prof. Neal to
advanced pupils on the Grammatical
Structure of the Englieh Language in
Proee and Simple Poetry, then in
Sakespeare and Milton: also on its
Rhetorical principles in Reading, and
Philology chiefly in the study end use
of words. d38 d5t wit
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NEW BERNE. N. C,
Will move on or about January 16th.
1888, to their new office, over the Bank
ing House of Green. Foy & Co-, three
doors below Hotel Albert.
Delays Are Dangeious.
EATON the JEWELER,
Can be found a Nice Stock of
Watches,, Clocks. Jewelry,
. . 80LLD BILVEE
ANI) PLATED WARE
: Fall line of everything la my lino.
Coma early and make your selections.
;v. ' ' ; ' 8AM. K. EATON.
"aovSO dwtf . Middle street
Christmas Gift and Mew Tears
: r V Presents, Vrom Too. --;
. The moat satfc factory gifts ' I 'could
have about these days would ba to save
every one- that owes me little amounts
Pay Up. Now in the name of alt that
is good, why not do it. And will fur
the? say, "not stand upon the order of
your coming. bctOjsIK."- ... ,
Some are good, some are not. Let hi
sea who is wbo, and have the agony
over. This maybe taken as a dun by
some.
vrr. l. Fao-r, c-' - -.
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GEORGE S. FISHX;
AND aUHCFACIDSM W J v
Wroogrtt Iron ana steel Cotton,
Corn, and Turn Plows. -
Old Plows repaired. 7 ,
New and other Job Work dona at
short notice. -
New Cart Wheels and Axles constant
ly on hand.
By GEORGE 8. FISOEB, ' V '
Bboad Street. Niw Bkskk, N . C.
A diploma from the State Agri
cultural Society is an additional guar,
antee of the qua'i-y of my work.
For Sale.
Vacant lot, south east corner Middle -and
Johnson streets. 75 feet on Middle
street and 110 feet on Johnson street, .
W. JS. ISoyd.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Newbern, N. C.
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J. P. C Davis, i
WlIOLF.SALH AND RETAIL DEALKB IH
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES V
AND
.PJU)'ISIONS. I
Ik-el Grades Family Flour always in ' ?
Hux k Beat Brands of Tobacco
Llirect from the factory. ' -:
BOOTS, SHOES,
I AND
HEAVY DRY GOODS.
Call and get Hock Bottom Prices. " '''
MAKRBT DOCK, ;V
New Berne, N. O. ',i
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OUR SHOW WINDOWS
For all tbe Novelties and Fine Goods
this week.
See those Solid Gold F'ye Glasses foT.'V
83 00
See the new patent "Grab" Eye'.
Glasaes.
S.-e the most magnificent display of '
Fine Gold and Silver Goods ever shown -in
this city. .? .
Fine Bronzes, Silverware, Clocks, ,
Watches, Diamonds and Fine Jewelry V
Eell The Jeweler. V
AND DDNT YOU FORGET IT, v
nessee Cart Wheels and Axlee. Also a
fullsuDtilv of Chsmmon. Granirer. fimn
Dixie and Poney Plows.
J. C. WHrTTY,' .
Craven St., Newbera, N. O. t
4T Plow Castings of every deacrin- '
tion. I 7
Just Received:
A very handsome Line of Neckwea
for Holiday Trade. . pU
Don't fail to come, and sea my fifty
cent Scarf, as good as oan be bought for
seventy-five cents in the city "
Full line of Novelties in, .Handker
chiefs and 8uspendars fof Xhias, also
on hand. .' m-1 ;'-Vv ' -
S. D.-VATEnS Jr.,
4 .;
GENTS' FTJB'JISHKR.
Having purchased the satire Stock c !
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers' In store t
der Hotel Albert, I wfll sell the r
At C03T, SPOT CASH.". Ko
be sent out on probation.
. Thankful for p&et patron -.;
t"n will ts c?nt:.ij'l 1'