OXJRNAL.
NEW BERNE. C THURSDAY. JANUARY 5, 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOL: VL-NO. 236.
LOCAJb NEWS.
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Hew Berae, latitude, VP North.
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- Sun rises. :1 of day, ?
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. BUSINESS LOCALS.
rrkAA1 EOUJTWALL PAPER
- l.UUU just received and for sals
at very low prices.
. Geo. Alleh & Co.
. X r W kG, AUa ACo.
C HOICK BOTTER jest received by
As. Xillur whloa he mtisiM to
. sell at 80 cts. per lb. (Equal to eoy in
- the city.) - -
' TTJS7 MERITED Mother lot of Cboior
vJ; Hums 4 to C lb. Best Pickles,
- Preserves, Jolly and Minos Meet at
. Jho. Ddbh'.
f ARRETT'S If edoo Vineyard Cognac
VJT end Wines for sale, "at Menufeotu
' rer a prices, by Jams En mokd.
PURE Liquors and Wines for Medici
Bl and other nee, at wholesale.
James Rkomomo.
DIRECT : importation of French
Brandy and Holland Qln arrived
In bond and duties paid at Custom
iouae (o New Berne, guaranteeing (ten
jin goods for tale.
Jas Redmond.
REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon
Soda, etc , equal to imported
J amu Redmond.
The steamer L H. Cutler is on How
srd"s ways for repairs.
The committees for the Fair
rill be
announced in a day or two.
We regret to learn that our towns
man Wm. O. Bryan, Esq., is quite sick.
BeT, H. W. Battle preached a floe
sermoa at the Baptist Cburoh last night.
Servioes again tonight.
Sheriff Deweon- af Pamlico county
paid In bis State Uses, amounting to
tllM.to, at the. National Bank jeeter-
hsereotfonofa tower for the oity
fire ball baa been begun. It la being
put Bp la the rear yard of the city head
quarter, f '.' '
The city tax collector will call on
'some of the larger Us payers within the
next few days to oollect money to meet
pressing demands.
Oar "Eastern Improvement" com
munication la good reading. By con
tinuously keeping the feota therein
toted before the public the people in
this Motion will at last be stimulated to
notion.
On Middle street yesterday morning
' a horse hitched to a dray became
frightened and took to the sidewalk
lis swept the sidewalk from Meadows'
corner to Mr. Elton's jswelry store.
About the -only damage done was the
smashing of a sewing -machine, belong
lag to Mr. BL B. Daffy, which had been
placed on the sidewalk.
- An the. regular monthly meeting of
thsEaoelstor Boe Company Tuesday
stint Mr. Charles Lane, who has beea
. foreman of the company, the past year,
was presets ted with a -beautiful watch-
' charm, (a the shape of a miniature gold
trumbe.' It was PTsacutcdbT Mr. Her
bert Willis, the Incoming foreman, la
behalf of the company, as a testimonial
' of their esteem and appreciation of him
Ma faithful foreman,' v '
'- Personal. 7 Jrt-j4 r
Mr. L.1T. Bell an. Sheriff B T
Bodged M.Waeblngtoo, N. O., are in the
X Worthr-Intarptls.. ' . . i
. The stndsBte of Tyulty College hare
' determine to raise etoaay wus . r.
- enltable building for. the net ef
llhrar and literary tocleUesV They
hare rot onl Circular letter ask leg
, donaiions for this' purpose and wa hope
thsy will receirs a liberal response from
thou who are able . to contribute to o
worthy ah fcnUrprise. , .
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Pecans. . .
Mr. Jonathan Earens ef this city has
brought us a quantity of pecans grown
on his lot la this city, which turps
anything In that Itnewe hare seen. Mr.
Harms hat beea supplying those who
desire-a beantifal and profitable tree
with the trees and atUl has a few left
which Es offers for the small sum of
twenty-fire cents each. They are cheep
at fire dollars each to any man who has
a .farm or a lot oa which to plant one. .
lie irDSeo.
TLe tew bort ITsnteo that has
bees
j far ti e Old Dominion
'? Ct-rr;ry to run lnwes
f '
tne in 1 Kotfolk Is vrpected to
r ye hrf ia this city
- y v,tU
!"- feuitt speclfclty for
- ' ---iei wi.h srlew
c- -ors and -tbs
' t ' 1 1 ts
FIRE AT BEAUFORT.
Less Estimated at $50,000.
A Nsw BibitkaX Pawn Wishes roa
h Kiw Bxaa oa Anajtric
Passengers arriring yesterday morn
inr report that a destructive fire was
raging in Beaufort when the train left
Moreheed City. During the day Mr.
John B. Ivee received the following
telegram :
Hig fire here last night at two o'clock.
Oathries and every sture to the market
house a total lose. We eared ours by
sard work. Loss at least fifty thousand
dollars. Small insurance. Oh for the
New Berne or Axlantio engine.
j O. N. Ira.
. Late in the evening the JocjrjcaX
wired Mureaced City for partioaiars
and received the following:
Tne fire eommenoed in the store oc
cupied by Tyre Moore.
The whole business part of tbe town
from the market to Ives's fish house ie
burned down. It ws as calm as a
clock aa I in ooneequeaoe the fire did
not cross tbe street Thomas Thomas
kl three stores and part or stooa.
valued at $10 000, tusuranoe $4,000;
l Ik.dvinh A Jnnna' atnra and Btock. lOS
$5,000, Insured for $8 0b0: John Guthrie,
toie and stock, loss SO, WO insured, lor
1 000; W r. Dill, store and stock, loss
$1.0X0; Charlee Clawson, store, stock
od home, loss $1 BOO; Tsylor & Buck
man, two stores and stock, toss $8,500.
tusuranoe $1 000; Kobersoo Bro.,
took, Ions $1 000; store, owner not
known. $750; Tjre Moore, stock, 1 uw,
An 00- Thomas Delamar. droB
and stook. loss $2 000, insurance $1,000;
market house, $500; Moore & Bro.. loss
11 VW by dsmaice to goooe oy waier,
other losss amounting to $1,000.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Board convened Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Present, Messrs. Bryan,
Watson and Brinson.
Tbe fallowing jurors were drawn for
the February term of the Buperior
Court which oonvenes on the third
Monday.
FU8T WEEK.
No. 1 township, Redding Smith and
K. B. Stewart. No. township, Aaron
Ever ing ton, A. W. Averitt and James
R. Ernul. No. 8 township, Joel Kinsey
and George Smith. No. B township,
L. M. Gilbert. No. township, Dsvid
W. Taylor. No. 8 township, W. C.
Willett, James E Smith,' W. A. Gaskins,
B. H. James, (col.). 8. R 8treet, J F.
Ivee, John Richardson, (col.). No. 9
township. Jas. Thos. Wethertngton,
, C. Moore.
SECOND WEEK.
Ho. 1 township, Lewis I pock, Andrew
Jackson, Alfred C. Dudley. No. 8
township, B. C. Toler. No. 8 township,
John W. Kllpatrick. No. 0 township.
Geret Vjne, Geo. Tippett, John W.
Hunter, H- C. Wood. No. 8 township.
Paul Williams (col.), Joseph Cohen,
H H. Simmons (ool ), Thos. Booker,
John B. Lane, John A. Jones (ool ).
C. E Foy, 8. W. Ipock. Isaiah Wood.
Keeler ft Turner and E. Whitman
were granted lincense to retail liquors
for six months, upon payment of the
tea required by law, at their respective
places of business.
The board having had Chas. F. Jones,
who is confined In Jail aader sentence
of death, examined by medical experts.
and being convinced that his mind Is of
an weak a nature as to render him al
moat sa imbecile. Were led' to the con
elusion that neither the vindication or
the law nor the ends of justioe de-
maadwl the axeotttlon of the death
aantanoa. and the chairman was In
atrnoted to communioate these facte to
the Governor and aak that the eesteaoe
ha commuted to imprisonment for life.
The doable tax. .charged against Mrs.
Augustel.OWkemitb. foe .the yean 188$
and 1887 was remitted upon payment of
afriirleeaJMr;t'l5f If. 71
B7 r Ulnhihe, ' constable nfLNoV,!
tcwasblp presenred ' bis offli lal : bond
which was deemed good and sofflclsnt
and ordered to be registered and filed.
SteDhen Clark; colored, was placed
anon the Banner list at sa allowance of
tt 00 oer month until further orders.
The aonllcation of James A- Bryan
tor reduotioat f valuation of property
ia No. 8 township was referred to W". G.
Bnnson end assessors ot saia cownsmpx
ordered to obtain legal advice as to the
power of tne coera to exempe urevea
ooonty bonds from taxfticn. and report
The register of deeds was authorised
ia nmanre at the ex Dense of the county
a reomn , coos ox ueeas xor taw mm m
Theallewanceto Mrs. Victoria Perry
for support of Jacob snd Hannah Barns
a hilnnu) frflm 12 00 to tl 00 Sr
month on sccount cf the death of Jacob
Burns. Adjourned to Baturaay, Jan
uary 7th. .. . ., '-. -, 4 ,
Steamer Etorements. ,
The Pamlico of the O. If, line will
sail tomorrow morning for Norfolk at
T 1 -si'pt of the E. C. D. line saued
j r '. sy ';orr.- ! with a csrro of
ier. c i n. &s. The Ytr't of
i: ll-e anfTf 1 U t t.y t.
CAST CAROLDTi IMPR0TEMINT
A Ce&tt L)as ef Railway.
Neman 7.
PnnviB Trrra . t irWa fatlnr of the
tinl. f 1 KjuiAra Oa.m!tna. ' falwava
relying aeon their natural facilities) to
ka .ntamrulaa. anil AASlwa ia IWATidinB1
their section with ampin railroad con
nections, has relegated them to a caca-
A Jmmm avWWih it tkmm rfn
wa.u y ' v " www. g
nn on ink I linailr chamanlMfl. thbir A a-
ecendeats will not recover in two hun
dred years to come. -There
ie aa last great hope for tbe
Bnt-k MMnHf wKio.K aa wa kava
already shown, is makioa rapid progress
m some secuoos; out tuo iboi un suou
nnwnu ia haa-lnniB.-' to man if set itself
elsewhere in North Carolina and ad-
Jointns; States, while we of wis section
are actually retrograding, is a oiroum
staaoe of the greate-t concern to every
ooe who interests bimseii in tae anairs
of Eastern Carolina.
Yon here recently noted the fact that
New Berne Is short 9,500 bales of cotton
on the verv short croD of last veer; and
you are reading the signs of. tbe times
in several recent failures among tbe
business houses of New Berne. There
can be no question but that tne section
of country, of which New Berne is tbe
natural centre, has been growing poorer
for tbe past seven or eight years. And
in any view in whiob you contrast tne
Dresent and Daat cf New Berne and
Craven oounty, no one oan fail to see
that they are not as weti-ootcg toaay as
ihev were fifty years ago. And leaving
out tbe question cf tbe war and ivt re
sults, they are not near so well off as
tney were twenty years ago.
There is a steady deterioration going
on in our section, and nothing but the
moat heroic action on the part of the
people can arreet it.
TK.ru a: i 1 1 nflv.r ha Km HDureciabte
improvement in the private ooudiuon of
the people of our secnon until some
public enterprise and improvement is
inaugurated to bring it about.
Thu main help must oome from the
outside; men and money must i be
brought into tbe community before
there oan be any renewed prosperity for
tbie section.
Except for denuding our forests of
the most valuable pine timber, convert
ing it into lumber for shipment, and in
tbe most wasteful and disastrous man
ner destroying what would be a source
of much wealth in tbe near future.
there appears to be no sign of any out
siders of energy and means coming in.
Tbe undeveloped resources of great
w-.lth ara nnlnnhLilv here, but VOU
can't induce developers with their capi
tal and energy to locate in a ceaa oouu
try. They will not give their attention
to a section in which there ia no sign of
activity no rivalry of men and enter
prising interests.
RiM a railroad into OnsloW COUntV
and you oan string men of enterprise
and means along tne wnoie line, oecure
coast line of railroad through pattern
Carolina and the country will Mil up
with winter visitors from the North
nd West.
The mineral spring at sheriff Murnll s
in Onslow, if put in through railroad
communication, would bring ten thou
sand winter guests thiough Eastern
na rtlina AVArv winter.
Given the facilities to conveniently
reach and traverse the various and most
desirable localities of tbe eastern or
tide water oounties. for purposes of re
creation, hunting, etc., with our admi
rable winter climate, we snouia nna
tbe people of tbe Northern States flock
inn hra BAnonit nnlv to Florida.
if waoould transect them in a few
hours from the duck shooting grounds
of Currituck to the seashore at More
bead, and from Moreheed to New River,
Miirrill a Horinir and Wilmington, we
hnnld have a constant stream of travel
ahwmffh hara. all winter.
That the visits ot suon peopie wouia
... - , , i i
lead to the nermanent location and in
est men t of manr of them it is not
neoesaary to argue, for we have seen
that, even where suon visitation was on
ih. mint limited anal.
Oar shore counties of Carteret, Ons
low Pender and New Hanover, present
rattnnu or accraiHiTeneaa aa iuwuto
for winter resorts that no other section
nf rvHintr on the Atlantis poss oss ee
and they are suoh that tt only needs the
means Of teoonittf ID OSS lOOBJlBee H
KS than, lnti Imnuultaee demand.'
Ia this respect clone, we of this sec
tion hare ia our Xidden possession, the
resources of immense weeim, sua yv
usalw so kmmn Ik locked nn rather
than make the effort and expenditure
tor a aey to uuioon it . -
As tor NSW' Berne nerseu, noi ho
much, should be expected of a oity
Man has Btotid for near two hundred
years on the banks of a stream whloh
.ha naa-av thnnvht of hrida-ina to brine
to her storehouses the products of one
of the riohest portions . of the State, ly-
ig id her rery doors
1 avwi hriAoa armaa Nense river.
fifty years ago, wonld hare been worth
millions of dollars to New Berne and
rb..a Muni,. Iinl tha war erv uf the
croaker, and, the fright of the fogy,
taxeel taxeall taxee;:i nae aiwaja p
the City and the river in the same rela
tion to each ethsr. es when de Oraffen
raid landed at Union Puiot. ., -
, ' MORI AHOfl . .
: .. t , isteBitMsK ameeees.1 .""
T l.tt,a A ntw nt avarvneraon who has
used BotcM $ uerman fyrup ei m
wonderful qualities be known to their
In imrlnir fVinsnm ntiftn. severe
Coughs, Croep,' Asthma, 'Pneumonia,
sod in fact ait tnroat ana iung oieeaaee.
No person can use U witnoui immeuiaie
Thraav Hnaaa . will - relieve any
ease, and, we consider it the duty of all
druggists to recommend to tne poor,
tutniimntin. at 1 afft to trr OQC
bottle, as 80,009 dozen bottles were sold
1 . . aai anil nn nna SAM where it failed
was reported. Horn a meaiuioe sua
tie too widely
known. .Ask your druggist about it.
Ram pie bottles to try foW 10 oents.
F.unlr sise. 75 . cents. . Bold by all
dr'K-ci.a snd dealers ia the United
t. -tani .r-s. lyj'v.rrv:"
Kin$ton Items.
A bscDV new year to all who read tie
JouaxaL.
W. D. Bo wen left on Monday for
Tarbore, N. C.
Miss Mane Brow a is visiting at Mr.
H. O. Bo wen's.
Rev. N. M. Jsrney returned from
Durham Monday.
air Ed. Williams left for Arkansas
on Tuesday of last week.
ltt. SU. Banoenua apeut wjtu,
of last week with friend in Kinston.
u. ikn Thnlann will continue tbe
buggy business at the old stand of Ellis
Bro.
Mr. Mao Ellis ba rented the Harvey
tobacco factory, and will run a buggy
shop there.
R. TV R. Clavtoc. Uoiyersalist, will
nreach at Woodicgton on tbe 3rd Sun
day in January.
Messrs. W. T. Clsjton and J. W.
Preaaon have gene to Durham to work
ia tbe cotton factory.
V. R. Recto n has moved his Block of
good into the King store, recently va
cated by D U Jackson.
A number of tporumen from Haiti
mor have ku klllin uirje uy me
hundreds in our section.
Steel rails have recently burn laid
through Kinston Another evidence ol
good management of the road.
Two of our popular young townsmen,
Jas. McDaniel and Jan. Frlua'-n. re
lurned to Wake Korest last Smurday.
Vr,i I.'iftin. ErU , HDii Caul. Tom
Hartefleld have returned from their trip
to the springs, much improved lu health
J D. May ha moved from the Hunter
house to the King building, bd1 Mr.
Kcton has rented out his dwelling sua
taken rooms with Mr. May.
Married at the residence of Ur
Harper on Monday night, January Al,
Mr F. L. H. (Tobe) Roueand Mies
Harriet Dawson, both of Falling creek.
A big old-fashion frolic at Mr.
Whaler's in Pink Hill townBbip last
Thursday night. It was estimated that
there was about fifteen tiddlers present
and each had his addle.
Mr .1. J. Lswreooe and wife have
beenspenJing Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Lawrenoe s roomer, rs. lthou.
Fountain Hill, Oreene county, mi
T..,.n rennrta tobacco sales lively
and times very good in Granville ooun
ty, bis home.
Monday was a dsv long to be remem
hra b those who were in Kinston Tbe
colored people turned out in full force
. . . , , Tl
to oelebrate tneir rreeuom. iuo ywy
oame from the country, isr aou u,
and the Salvation Army ran a largr
excursion from New Berne. They held
an open-air meeting, paraded the streets,
and evidently did their best to do as
they had anoounoed,' "run the devil out
of Kinston." They nsiu ronn in me
oourt house in the afternoon and mgbt.
to the entertainment of all, tne uisgusi
if a few, and the benefit of some.
Wm. Suggs, ool., who is In jail wait-
trial nn a chnrsre or laroeny con
cealed himself in tbe passage of the jail
ss the keeper went in to feed the pris
oners last Friday morning, and rushed
out to make his escape. Deputy sheriff
P. Nunn being olose Dy uisoovereu
him as be dashed out the gate of the
iail yard and gave chase, ouggs was
making good time toward tbe low
rrounds of Neuse river but a pistol shot
ik. rianutv. nrea in idb an.
...ma him that it was not healthy to
.nri ha was taken back to his
l WIWU, nut.
quarters.
rA nt education was in ses
ion Mondav and Tuesday. The princi-
.i i..u... rinna was tne SDDrouriaiiou
.f ik. uhnnl funds. There are 0,.
Ml UU 4..-. - . .
children of school aae in Lenoir oounty
ri-ti,(r4a nt the school funds, 83.513.
. AlwiA-A ntr camta. giving 00
cents to each child. The census show
r.t 972 children which re
noes the amount to each one. me
ene-third of the fund. al,758 18. was
.1 ....nrl.KiH makintr tbe smallest
ww,vpiwi'"-"v ' 1 - .. .
.mnnntuinT one district but a little
iAU than snii ana eome ooosiuerauiT
more. Tt' is prompt action will enable
umiuamiii to knew at once the
.,ii .mnnnt of monpv for the year, ine
board speciallT requests oommHwemeo
in ..a aaaa tnafjrn orders for mors money
than is actually in tbe treasury for tbe
current year, as tne teaoners wm we
1 i ank Inatannav In 'las-
lawn im w . o. . . .
.1 . r,. k m. HniMnnuBaBDi. we
1.1- .L-i I.. a.f.al nnlv SlSS for
- . , , . aan i t,A aI CRtQ nn aa
services m,i' . .
nnblisbed.,, ins entire wwn" v
ning the educational affairs of tae ooun
ty during, IpSt-w-r- $284.20.
New Berne tirade School.
. HONOR BOLL.
Second Grade Janie Davis, Lorena
r-l.k. k AAla naakflia. NlDl UaBtt.
kUttie Rountree. Lula Taylor, Ray ner
Jo. es. Oswald Kafer. Herbert Moore,
nstiirht Stvron. Leo Buitan, rredoie
Third Grade Eva Brock, Berths
v-.r.r mam Wkitford. Lula Delamar.
wuii Hohiaaler; John Tolson, Willi
O.I t.xaa Wkllsv. -' ' - -
Fourth tirade star y uowsn, anura
OUWr. guiiauwuv. -j-
Fifth Grade KaDice arcnoeii, Lionise
Suter Henry Metts,. Katie Matthewa
Minnie Dowdy. Lewis , tjox, iamst
- Sixth Gfade Eschael Brown, Clarita
Clark, Rosa. Dafl, Carrie Simmons,
Daisy owers. .
v'j'.loralBrrHioBle. 'J' "
are often too ill to labor, buttftey havnt
time to uke medlcln- and ley off, ,8in
miws Livar Regulator can be - takea
hnnt Mtiaino any losaraT uns.'ua
avill ha hti.lt od and InviffOr
ated by it It has bo equal aa a prepara
tory medicine, and can oe saieiy uvea
when a doctor cannot . ce caiiea id. . 10
.11 .miiMii Iwams it will.' nnsssisted
au vvm"."
by aay other medicine, affect a speedy
'curt, ,,, ;.-h. t-
It is s blind confidence to suppose
yourself incapable of mistake. It is in
deed a serious blunder to refuse to take
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup when you oven
suspect you have taken cold. Prioe 25
cents.
What a grand, great eounery this is
with its vast territory, its big rivers, its
pretty women, and its Veni Vidi Vici
cure Salvation Oil.
At Barre, Vt., ia being quarried
an immense block of granite to be
used in a California bank vult.
It ia to be twenty fire feet long,
five feet thick, and five feet wide,
and it will require thirty epan of
horses to draw it four miles to the
railroad station.
If you select good and healthy food
for your family, you should also look to
the welfare of your baby. For all
troubles of early childhood nothing is
better than Dr. Bull's Baby Byrup
Price a5 cts.
Record of merit ths popular praise
accord td to Laxador by reason of its
wonderful worth as a household rem
edy. Price only 23 oenu.
COMMERCIAL.
COTION KAKKET.
Ntw Vokk, Jan. 4 10 'tO a
Futures opeued BteaJy. Hales of
bales.
u.
January .
February
March
April.
May.
June.
;0 43 July,
10 54 August,
10 dfi September.
10 75 October,
10 5 November
11 t4 December
10 93
11 04
H) 5B
10 IP
New Heme
market
quiet. S.i
as to grad
of 71 bales at 'J to 9 1
OOltlKSIIC HIIHSKI
IVanuts 60 to 75 cts. per bushel
Kgga 17 to It)
Hice steady at 81 00 to 81 10 in suits.
Corn steady, 47 to 55.
Fodder, BOo. to 81.00 per hundrnl
Seed cotton 83 .00 per hundred.
Turkevs 81.50 to 82 00 per pair
TuaraKTUis Hard, 81 10: dip 81 CO
! OJ.
Tab 81 OOaSLSS.
Oats 87ia40c. in bulk.
Hasawax 180. per lb.
Bear On foot. 4o.to Be.
FaasH Pong 6a7o. per pound."'
PeaHfJTS 80c.a81.00per bushel
OKIONB 82.00 ner barrel.
OraoasJe Grown. 40c. . sprung 80c.
tlBAl -65 j. per bushel.
APPLK8 Matt 75o per bushfi
Irish Potatois-83 008.50.
Poraroaa Bahamss.SOc. ; ysms.40c
Harrison. 4O3.
Shimoles West India, dull and n jtn
mal; 6 inch 82 00a 2 60 Building, b
nib. hearts. 82.00. saps. 1.R0 per M.
wholes a. LJS rRines
New Mess Poaa 816 00.
Pork New family, 819 0D
Shooldes Meat 7c.
C. R.'s. P. B's. B.'s and I.. C -Floub
83.O0a6.OO.
LaaD 8io. by the tierc.
NA.IL8 Basis 10'b.82 50.
StJOAB Granulated, 0 "i
CorrEB 20a22o.
Cheebe 15.
Salt 80a85c. per sack.
Molasses ahd Stbctb 80a45c.
Powdeb 13.00.
Bhot Drop, $1.60; buck, $1.75
KBoern-8ic.
HIDES Dry, 10c. ; green 5c.
Tallow 80. per lb.
Delays Are Dangerous.
EATON the JEWELER,
Can be found a Nice Stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE-
Full line of everything in my line.
Come early and maks your seleotionr.
SAM. S. EATON,
nov29dwtf Middle street.
NOTICE.
The National Bum or Nsw Bans a.
NEW BERKS, li- U., IMO. H. 1001.
Tha Annnal Haatinar the Stook-
holders of this Bank, for tbe Election of
Directors, snd the transaction of such
other business ss may come before
than,, will h held at their Banking
Bouse on the 3d Tuesday, being the
lOtb day of January, 188S
The Polls will be opened at 12 M., to
bs closed atl P.M.
d9 dtd G. H. ROBERTS. Caah'r.
OUR SHOW WINDOWS
For all the Novelties snd Fine Goods
thia waik.
See those Solid Gold Eve Glasses for
S3 00.
See the new patent "Grab" Eye
Glasses.
Sri the most maguinoent display of
Fine Gold and Bilvrr Goods ever shown
in this city.
mna. KrAncaa NiivtfVAM. I jnnn.
Watches, Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
Bell The Jeweler
- Wanted.';
. 500 TONS of COTTif SEED.
H1E& est Cask lcet psiV eie
ltvered Isi jrw Bat nev 4 k V'i
i --iT:r,i;.'"--v:..
-ncfldwti
Guano, ainii.
AND 5';
5(M)LuiL. liuat Proof OtU
1,(0(J LubL. .V
tra Earl) Fes
uws
Premium' g
guaranteed stock). -.
600 bbls. (ituuiuc
Kaxly Koee Pota
toesipure nud trut to uauie).
L'OO tush llitrn Karly iiound Beans
JiKi burli MuLawk JuaiiS, Golden
Wax
1 . el,
lf mi KadieL , Cucumbers,
hfl
( ) li 1 1 11 Set.
.000
fur
Uiij.- MihloN' ,s.i ial (iuano :
.11
"I"
"jiiil Hii.f (liru.an Ka-Xit.
''00 liii, s 1 .ti wan 1'Loi;iL!
llkO tubs 1 'if'NI ,1 J KlUf
lO'i ti.iij t '-null S-,-e 1 M a
H" 1 l 1 1 " A x 1 1 1 u 1 1 u r u I 1 . 1 in t
FOR SALE DY
E. H. & i. Meadows,
COTTON & TRUCK
C'I"( ) HS
AM)
MANUFACTURERS OF .
MEADOWS' SPECIAL GUANO. "
oii if i-; I'MON l'nlNT.
NEW
ac30 dwtf
HKRNK, N. ('
Robert Hancock, Jr.,
TRIAL JUSTICE.
f i tH 1 M nA.t iliult ViaIaw T1MTHU1 1. fU.a
Same building with Uuion & Pelletier.
tipen rrom a m. to 4 p.m. Will give
prompt altsntion to all matters pertain
ing to Justices' courts. dSS dtf
Dr. N. H. Street.
Office corner of Pollock and Craven
tr eeta,
dSOdwSai NEW BERNE, N. 0..
1 J. P. C DavisV
Wholesale and Retail Dralxb ih
HOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
.'AND
PROVISIONS.
Beet Grades Family Flour alwevs
ia '
Stock. Best Brands of Tobaooo
Direct from the Factory.
BOOTS, SHOES,
I AKT
1
HEAVY DRY GOODS.7
-
Call and set Rock Bottom Prices.
MARKET DOCK, '
New Berne. N
teI7 J
GEORGE S. FIS:
BLACKSMITH!1!
AXD ACASVr ACTrETB OT
Wrong-ht Iron ana Steel Cotton,
corn, ana Turn Plorra. -Old
Plows repaired. -New
snd other Job Work done k.
short notice. '
Mew Cart Wheels snd Axles constant
ly on hand. . r.'i ;''
Bt GE6S0E S. FlSHESiiJ. i L
Bboad 8trxxt. Naw JJaasa, K. C.
sS" A dlcloma from the Rtate Acrt.
cultural Society is an additional guar
antes ot tne quality or my work.
8IUU0NS& UAMLY,
s TTOlUnsTS AT laA.Tr.
ty !.KEW'BRJ?E,N. CA
Will more on or about Jsou- -18S3,
to their sew office, ovar t -tag
House of Green, Fey & t
doors below Bote! Albm.
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