0URNAL.,
VOL. VL-NO. 247;
NEW BERNE, N. C.. WEDNESDAY. JANUAEY 18, 1888.
JPRICE 5 CENTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
rearaal ntitiw ilmtu. - '
Hew Bom, latitude, 80 ' North.
- Sun rises. T.lt Length of dsy,
"San sets, 4:88 1 8 tour, 88 minute
Mxn rite M 8:41 p. m.
r ; BUSINESS LOCALS.
f T RE Alt FAST STRIPS. Corned Beef
J3 Beef Tongues. Codfish. MaokereL
Oregon 8alroon, Chipped Bef. Gram
V Cheese,' White Bern. Petri Hominy,
Htmpt, Oat iuim, Macaroni, Buck'
wheat. Tanioca. Prunes, Mince Meat,
Evaperated Apples, &o.
- , O. E. Slovkr.
'YHOICB N. a Hams at IS) cents per
V pound at A. miller's.
DKDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon
IV Soda, ato., equal to imported.
, -,tr- ' JaJUCS filDMOJID,
TtCOCHA and Java Coffee, fineat in
J-Ltownat Dunn's.
1 (f( BOLLS WALL PAPER
, l.UUU juat received and foraale
at very low prices.
Geo. Alxu & Co.
TURNER'S ALMANACS at
, . Uao. Allen ft Co.
: ; riARRETT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognao
I v ana wines tor esie. at sianuiaotu'
rr a prloe. by Jakes Ran mono.
PURE Liquors and Wises for Medici
nal and other uses, at wholesale.
" . , James Redmond..
rIRECT importation of French
. XJ Brandy and Holland Gin arrived
. la -bond and duties paid at Custom
louse la New Berne, guaranteeing gen
jlne goods for sale.
Jab Redmond.
, Quite a rainy spell.
Bills barf been posted for the Wilson
ead Rankin minstrel troupe which ap-
- pear at the theatre on Friday night.
A regular meeting of the M.E. Church
Working Society will be held at the
residence of Mr. L. E. Cutler this eve-
ping at 9 o'clock.
A telegram from Wilmington jester
' dav announces that Wilmington will
- . vote on tbe subscription to the Onslo
railroad again in March.
The official papers commuting the
sentence of Charles F. Jones to impris
oameut for life havs been reoelved. Be
will be taken up about the Bret of next
week.
We have information that leads to the
conclusion that Messrs. Moore & Brady
" "will be on pretty soon to begin the
' canning of oysters. They are later
. than- usual (his season, but let the
bystermen be prepared to give them
. work when they come.
Painful Accident.
We learn that on last Mondsy Mr. L.
,.--F. Tillery, formerly telegraph operator
1 here, but now of Rooky Mount, who is
v visiting his faiber-lnaw, Mr. Qeret
' Vyne, of Havelook, went out with a lit
tie son of Mr. .Vyne for a hunt. In some
-.way young Vynsi gun went off unex
,T peotedly and great part of the load
,v lodged In. Mr. Tillery 'e back and shoul
.;" der The shot,' fortunately were small
and Mr. Tillery was .not seriously hurt,
bat we learn that his wounds were
quite palnfaK : He has many friends in
r. the city who sympathiss with him-
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, BUelEailsfbr the A. AH.O.B. B.
. t" The "Old Mullet," from appearances,
Is oe a 'boom.". Yesterday, afternoon
It . there were three eohooners, all with
, cargoes af steel rails for the .Ac N. C
i-y: R. IL, in port. ' The schooners were,' the
.-. , 8. Warren Ball, Ball master from
; Philadelphia; the OhaaSlaexeon,
I , muter, from Philadelphia, and the
'.Battle and Maod. . ' ', master, from
Philadelphia, Three schooners loads of
steel rails at one time looks like basi
nets. . President Bryan la making' an
earnest effort to Improve the condition
of the road, and Is ssoceeding adralr
ably. 'Lefergol sr j
.. PersonaL.' ,: ')-r;-v4"!
Mr. T.; Fletcher Bargls and Mr. L.
, Calvin R 'ad were In the city yesterdsy
looking welL Their many friends were
rg!ad to see them. ;": '' j,'l' .'.
L'r. B. K. Bryan and Mr.' Oeo. 'W.
T-rjan of Charlotte, who were called
here to the death bed of their father the
late Wm. G. Cryan, will leave for their
- homes this morning. " ' '.
C. C. G reen, E. q.( of Trenton il in ths
city. : -
Kr. Geret Vyne of Bavelock was in
tbs city yeeterday. , Bs Is jut from the
country of btiuaris and snow'ttorms,
I t wi fortu cats enough not to be
c t 1 t' e Utt freese oat. The
terocometr rrjli-Kred 7 below aero
boverer while he vr tliere.
F'UtieinFtl,
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The Onslow Section.
On .Tuesday, the 84th inst, the people
of Onslow will in a great measure de-
oidethe question of their future pros
perUv. If they- vote in favor of the
subscription to the railroad from New
Berne to Wilmington, the building of
the road will be assured at an early day,
for Wilmington and Nsw Berne will be
certain to follow with their subscrip
tions. To those of our Onslow readers
who have any doubt about the propriety
Of voting "subscription," ws ask them
to remember
1st. That the bonds of the county will
not issue unless ths road is constructed.
81. That the railroad franohise alone
will add a large amount to the taxable
property of the county, to say nothing
of the many plantations now growing
up that will be reclaimed, and the fish,
oyster and timber Industry that will be
developed.
8d. The people of the county will be
brought in quick communication with
the outside world, and they will have
the advantages of telegraph wires, daily
papernd market report. With these
fdoilities business men with oapital will
bs drawn to their midst and will help
to reduce taxes
4th. A railroad will give employment
to labor and make a demand for im
mense quantities of timber for cross-ties
that will never find a market else
where.
To vote against subscription trill cer
tainly ktep the oounty just in the con
dition it is now for probably the next
quarter of a century. Wilmington la to
vote again in March and a defeat of the
measure in Ooalow neit Tuesday would
probably defeat it there.
People of Onslow! vote for "Sub
scription," and you will never re
gret it.
Our Fair.
The Raleigh News and Observer very
kindly offers to help us out in our Fai.
to be held in New Berne on the l?tb,
14th and 15th of March. People oin
generally get help in any worthy en
terprise when they show a disposition
to help themselves. We have no doubt
but the entire press of the Bute will aid
us in making this Fair a grand suocess
if we go to work in earnest about it.
Now what we want is a meeting of
the citlaens of New Berne at an early
day to organise a Fair Association and
appoint oommittees to take charge of
the various departments. We hsve
hardly two months time to prepare for
but if we go to work right and every
man will resolve to do his part we can
make an exhibit that will bs a oredlt to
the State and of lasting benefit to
this section.
A great deal has been written, and
much more can be written, about the
undeveloped resources of Eastern Caro
line, but a good exhibit of these, end
bringing people face to face with the
facts that havs been so often put on
paper will be a long stride towards
bringing about the much desired de
velopment. '
New Berne has never bad an exhibit
like this Is intended to be. Many other
towns and sections in North Carolina
and in the South hare held such exhi
bitions and they always bore fruit.
It is time for us to take a etep for
ward. Let as make a strong effort,
during the year 1889 to push to the front
and we will suooeed
Experimental Fanning.
Mr. W.B. Psaroe'of Lenoir oounty.
who promised us a yeai ago that be in
tended - experimenting .on an aore of
cotton daring ' the year' 1887. called in
Tseeday' and stated that he had not
reported beeaaee he gave 'his acre an
overdose ef cotton seed and could not
get a stand, consequently he only made
twelve hundred pounds of seed cotton.
Now this is all wrong. Be says he
did not get mora than a third of stand
and had to "replant several' times to get
that. " If he would pnbliaa a statement
ef his manner of preparing his land, the
quantity had kind of manure, now he
applied it, the . nature of- the tofl and
how he cultivated It his brother far
mere, many of whom read thrf JonuuL,
would avoid falling into the same errors
that censed his failure. It is yuat as
important to report failures, and more
so. In experimenting n the farm as it
la to report a sacoees. -' It is the failures
khat farmers want to avoid, end the
benefit of a neighbor's experience is
often ablessicg. I ' -'J' ;'.
But Mr. Pearce is m member of the
Grange in hie neighborhood and says
tbe question to be discussed at the next
meeticg la, "Eow te-bse cotton seed for
mscure."' Be viU tnen give his ax-poripnce-wiih
bis acre. . ' "
Wtlle wri;ing tbe above Mr. J. C
'--tt, ci.e t f t! e li-ve, eserft?o farmers
f J.-r.r-s c :r.'f crce la to renew t?e
-r r" a. V ftd tie rj-:t
land rich too fast; ft must be brought
up gradually. Bs made a better crop
last year than ha bad mads for some
tjmfc .The trouble with the country,
he says, is bumbuggery and lsxiness
and the greatest of these is laziness. Be
deplores the fact that ths country people
are more susceptible to bumbuggery
now than ever before, and that there
are so many isms and schisms in the
land. Be is not a member of the Grange
but is a member of the Primitive Bap
tist church and quotes freely from tbe
scriptures to illustrate his points.
A Model Farm Boms.
In the northeastern portion of Onslow
oounty ia a plantation and farm house
worthy of the old English lords. The
house with all its .'compartments and
grounda surrounding, its shady lawn
and beautiful flower gardens indicates
at once that it was once the abode of
wealth, comfort and artist io taste. The
broad fields stretching in every direc
tion from the mansion, and dotted here
and there with tenant houses aeem to
form a little government within them
selves, and though based upon agricul
tural pursuits is really typical of the
larger and more extended politioal
governments the world over.
This palatial residence with its broad
acrea was purchased several years ago
by Mr. D. S. A man for the sum of
twenty thousand dollars, or upwards of
that, and the last oeDt of the purchase
money has been made on the land. Mr.
Aman having fought tbe fight that ia
necessary for suocess is now beauti
fying the (rounds with flowers and ad
ding oonvenienciee that will soon
solipse the dajs of tbe old plantation's
former glory. Be is studying diversi
fication and relation of crops, stock
rawing and how to-make the farm self-
sustaining and a happy abode for man.
A drove of young colts frolicking in tbe
fields and a bunch of fat hogs in the
pens show that he is succeeding finely
in this line. Mrs. Aman has shared
with him the toils and cares that in the
end brought suocess, and if anybody
feels thst 'farming don't psy" let bim
go and learn belter.
With a railroad through Onslow Mr.
Aman would bave no trouble in fl ling
this fine old mansion with sportsmen
from tbe wealthy regions of the North
during tbe winter season. They would
be near enough the ooasc to get the full
benefit of tbe duck shooting and far
enough in the interior to reaoh tbe game
in the forest of Onslow.
A Wedding.
Editor Journal: I was one among
ths lucky ones that reoeived an invita
tion to tbe marriage of Mr.L. C. Fuloher
to Miss Emma Sadler at tbe residence of
Mr. A. a.Oglesby on Thursday, the 13th
inst. Promptly at 4 o'olook tbe groom
led the blushing young bride, who was
beautifully and taetefully dreeeed, to
the altar to receive tbe solemn ceremony
whioh was performed by Mr. W. O.
Murdoch, a justice of the peace, that
united their Joys and pleaaurt-e for life.
After the ceremony we all lepairsd to
the residence of the groom where a
sumptuous supper awaited us and, Mr.
Editor, if you could hsve been of
our number I dare say you would have
en joved it. Tbe bride and groom looked
as if they were v
Two souls with but s single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one. "
At eight o'clock the musio commenced
and we tripped the light fantastic toe
until nearly midnight. After ewpress-.
ing the wish to the happy couple "that
no dark sorrow might over throw its
shadow around tbeir path, but every
thing lovely and fair might be theirs io
life and death," we returned to our
homes with the peaceful recollection
that we had spent an. evening of pleas
ure. A Friend.
WQd wood, Carteret Co., Jan. 18.
' "Shall our girls whtotlsT" Of courts,
if they strengthen their langs by taking
Dr. Bull a Cough Syrup.
M Wheel , headsehe joins, neuralgia,
then comes the tug of war.' A wise
general marshals his forces,, charges
with a bottle of Salvation Oil, and the
doughty foe lies cringing In the dust.
J CoL' Faissa't sesldeRce Burnel.
A corespondent, writing to the Star
rrem Warsaw says that Wood Lawn,
rho elegant country , residence of Col.
A. M, r aiaon, three miles from War
saw, was destroyed by lire shout 4 a. m.
yesterday. . The origin of the fire is not
keown, but it wee eupposd to bave
been tbe work of an iaoendiary. Most
of tbe furniture was saved, but Col.
Falcon lost bis pocket-book containing a
email amount of money and notes valued
at between two and three thousand
dollar. .The entire loss is estimated at
810.000. Tbere is no insurance apon
tbe property destroyed. WUmisttoa
8Ur- ' ' .' " -U:
'. WOlBWCbCCRgli. I '
Wr D. Ejvt et CoC. Wholesale' and
Retail Druggists ef Rome, Ga,, says;
We bave been selling Dr. sling's Pew
Diocovsry Flectrio Bitters sad Buck
lens Arnica Balve for four years. Bsve
etrr basd'.sd remedies tbst sell so
wi, or five such universal eatis'so
t -d. Thre hsve been some wonderful
cv,rc "'ti ty tbee rrd icines in this
- I -r( -.i ras cf rrr"v",ed en-
s -' i I o e r r f f.irpl tf
' ' I " c f I r, 1 '-t's Kew
MY FRIEND.
There is a wave 'mid memery 's surging
That is ceaselessly sounding for thse,
Tbe spray on its bosom is singing
A song of thy virtues to me.
And I would that this song of thy vir
tues On the billows of memory oould be
As stainless and pure in the future
As milk-white shells by tbe sea.
For the beautiful semblance of honor
On thy brow like a nimbus was set.
But that, which would exalt thee for
ever
And guard thee, is lacking yet.
And I pray that tnis treasure endurmg
Light of the Infinite Love,
May arise like the star of tbe eveDiDg
And draw thee to look Above.
SaIDA PKTT1T
La Grange. N. C.
THE WAR CLOUD.
liKHLi.N, Jsn. 14 A semiofficial
statement ia issued from Bt. Petersburg
tonight, with reference to the failure of
the Cear to make a speech at his New
Year's reception. The assertion is made
that tbe Czar has not been in the habit
of making a politioal statement on tbst
occasion. This is only partly true, both
the late and the present Cur have been
wont to make a short address of semi
conversational character.
Yesterday evening ths Czir pointedly
refrained from oonverniog with Ueu.
Von Hoheveline, German Ambassador,
and Count Von Wslkenslein Frostberg.
Austrian representative. At one period
of the reception Russian Gouerals and
Ministers grouped themselves around
tbe Cz&r, expecting an important utter
ance. After whispering a few minutus
with M. De Greis, be turned to tbe
others and formally offered the con
gratulations of tbe season; tbeu be
ningled out three of bis Ministers for a
private talk. The incident id con
sidered an intimation that the war
party triumphs. Among the lists of
honors conferred the Pan-Slav ists alone
were favored. Tbe list of decorations
leaves tbe imprereion in Berlin sod
Vienna official circles that the Czar is
hopelessly under command of the ag
gressive. The Moscow Gazette tonight says that
on tbe nineteenth day after the Epiphaty
(Russian style) the Czar will preside at
a grand military fete, when he will de
olare his policy. The Czar's action in
choosing a military fete as the occasion
on which to make this declaration has
increased the feeling of disquiet. In
the meantime frontier movements con
tinue to be accelerated. Division after
diviaion of cavalry pours westward into
Volhynia; trains loaded with artillery
and munitions occupy the railroads.
and ordinary trarlio is suspended. At
Kieff, Odessa and elsewhere, author!
ties are buying up provisions and forage
and along tbe line, of tbe Vistula be
tween Dublin and Dombrava, hosts of
laborers are engaged in constructing
redoubts.
Tbe Warsaw police have issued orders
they all Austraians who have not per
mits to reside In Poland must quit Rus
sian territory today. All Polish ollli era
are being removed from the frontier
regiments and sent to take commands
In the interior.
On the Oerman and Austrian sides tbe
movements are kept a profound secret,
but it is impossible to conceal the fact
that there is an active passage of troops
from Posen to the Bileeian frontier. Tbe
first clear expositions cf the situation of
affairs is hoped for from Berr Tizs,
Bungarian Prime Minister, in his reply
to the interpellation of Ilerr Belfy.
The temper of the majority of members
of the Bungarian Parliament is ardent
ly warlike. Unless Premier Tisza's
sxplanation shows that the forces on
tbe frontier of Oalicia are ample to re
pel any invasion Deputy Preczel
threatens to move a vote of oecsure.
The young man who swallowed by
mistake the whole contents of a package
of Laxador is out again. He says be
feels rather "pale," but otherwise is all
right. Be will however follow the di
rections next time.
Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is recommend
ed by all druggists as being a purely
vegetable, reliable and safe preparation
for babies. Price only 25o.
Portraits.
In oil or crayon from life or small
p iota res done by Miss Aurora Mace,
who is teaching drawing and painting
by latest methods, at her residenoe on
Johnston street. janlldtf.
Astealshlwg Saseeaa.
It is the doty of every person who has
used BoscAee't Oerman tyrvp to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croep, Asthma, Pneumonia,
end ia fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use tt without immediate
relief. Three, dosee will, relieve any
case, and we consider it the duty of all
druggists to recommend it to the poor,
dying consumptive, at least to try one
bottle, as 60,009 dozen bottles were sold
last year, and no one case where H failed
was reported Such a medicine as ths
German Syrup cannot be too widely
ksewn. Ask your druggist about it.
Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 oents.
Regular' aize,. 1i cents. Sold by all
druggists and dealer la the United
States and Canada ,
'Delia How it Mrs. Grenadine
latelvt - Is .she periecrly reconciled
to tbe loss of aer husband! Belle
Yes, I think go. - Her mourning
fits beautHHiiy. -- v t4-
. atactic Araka auv. v -
-Ths But 8aLvs in tbe world for
Cuts, Bniixfw, Soree, Cloera. . Salt
rhocni, Fever 8or, Tetter, Charred
Psof?, Chilblains, Cores, sod all bkin
L.v; r. snl p-vc HmV cures riles
orror,Tr'';'ii,f' It s rnniteed to
r:r. ;- -. f r r-oey re-
i ' 1 - r I . Tor
COMMERCIAL!
COTTON MARKET,
Nbw York, Jan. 17.-10:20 a. u.
Futures opened steady. Sales of 27,600
bales.
January,
February ,
March,
April,
May,
June,
10.48
10. M
10 67
10.74
10.82
10.90
July. 10.94
August, 10 97
September, 10.S3
October, 10 13
November, 10 01
December,
New Berne market quiet. Sales
of 5 bales low grades at 9 cents
SHasriO BARtBIBT.
Peanuts 60 to 13 cts. per bushel.
Eggs 15 to 16.
Rice steady at Si 00 to 11.10 in sacks.
Corn steady, 47 to 63.
Fodder, Wo. to $1.00 per hundred.
Seed cotton 83.00 per hundred.
Turkeys 81. 50 to 82.00 per p-.ir
Tvrf&ntikb Hard. $1.10: Jij
l 1 b0
a? uj.
Tab 81 0081.25.
Oats 37ia40o. in bulk
BaaswAX 16o per lb.
Bur On foot, 4o.to 6c.
Fbbbh Peaic 6a7o. per pound
Pianuts 80c.a?1.00per bushel
Oniohb 82.00 per barrel
Ohiokkhs Urown. 49c : t i.r 1 1. g
stSAly 6jo. per bushel.
A PPUC8 Matt. 75o per bubbel
Ikish POTATOi8-83.00a3 50.
PoTATOse Bahamas. 80c. : yams, 40c..
Harrison. 40j.
8HJJiaLB8 West India, dull and n jm
inal; 6 inch 8a 00a2 50. Building. 6
inh hearts, 8. 00, saps. fl CO per M
WHOI.KBALI PKIOK8
Niw Mkbs Pork $16 00.
Pukk New family, Slfi 0i
HaoDLDKH Meat 7c.
C. R.'s, F. B's. B.'s and I . I - (
Fioub 83.00a6.00.
Labd 8o. by the tierce.
Nail Basis 10's,$2 50
Suqab Granulated, c ?
CorFKB 2022o.
CHKB8B 15.
Salt 8086c. persaok.
Molasses ard SrBurs 0a46c.
Powdbb $0.00.
8bot Drop, 81. CO; buck, $1.7:
KBBOSBitB 80.
Hides Dry, lOc.; green Ho.
Tallow 3c. per lb.
The Occoneechee Hotel,
HILLS BORO, N. C,
For Sslo.
The property oousls's of two adjoining lots
of one acre each. No. 1 has a liotal building,
newl refilled and good aa osw, with twenty
rooms besides bust u ess rooms and outhouses.
Rooms well furnished with new furniture
No 3 has a building, built five years atro aa a
dwelling house, with twelve rooms, and also
an oftlce with two rooms. The whole prop
erly Is well suited for a summer and winter
resort Plenty of shade, eitenslve lawns
and water ejual lo any Will sell the whole
together or either lot aeirlely. Also a
traol o' land containing su 1 J acres, three
miles from Hlllsboro, on the Durham road
Uood grWi and tobacco furni. Kor price arid
terms opi'ly t
K. H. POUUK,
II Well Cllnrli St . KiioxvIIIh. Teuu..
or 1. '. PA RKM.
lanJCdini Hlllsbcro, N. C.
NOTICE.
The uiiduulgned, HenJ. K. liryan. has duly
QUHllfled as Kxcoutor of the estate of Wm.
G. Hryan. and hereby gives notice that be
quires all persons having claims agalnat
the estate of the said Wm. (T, Bryan, to pre
sentment to the aald Benj. K. Bryan, dnly
authenticated, for payment, on or before the
Sin day of January. lSKtl, or else this notice
wlU bs pleaded In barof recovery.
Persons Indebted to the oiale inuel pay
without delav.
Ial8 HENJ. K. I1KY AN, t x i cntor.
Phaeton For Sale.
A Single Horse Phaeton, full leather
top, only bee if in use four months, and
very little during the time. The beet
make and as good as new. For sale
by
jin!7d3i C. RE1ZENSTE1N.
SPECIAL SALE OF
UNDERWEAR,
BELOW NEW YORK COST.
N. Y. Our
Lot. Cost. Price.
8999. WhiU Shirts 8 . 88 8-86
Jia. White Shirts 60 .83
430. Scarlet Shirts.- 83 .55
10 Whits Wool 85 .55
2. Spanish Bro. Shirts... 65 .50
C.H.B. Camel's Hair 1.00 .75
487. Scarlet Shirts 1.85 1.00
245. Australian Wool 1.10 .85
71. Bro. Merino 1.85 1.C0
828. All Wool 1.50 1.85
443. All Wool Scarlet 150 1.83
822. All Wool Whits 1.00 .73
Terms of sale, Oaah. We have draw-
ars to match the above. Job lot of Ties
and Scarfs will bs sold cheap.
Howard & Jones,
Next door to Nat local Bank,
. Unl7dwtf NEW BERNE, N. C.
.Explanation.
When I advertises for Christmas Gifts
and New Year . Presents, tt was only a
reminder to those who awed tne little
amounts to pay vp. After dos time I
think I must have been dreaming, for
they don't pay worths sent .. ,
few good friends have paid sons
good friends have not paid
. Well, they will, wont they
t don't know; tlms will telL I think
ft will be after we gt the Bail road baili
from New Berne, through Jones eooaty,
to Onslow, and on to the sea. We will
tivoee in want of a rood dear, Tobacco,
Smoking TobaocO, Fins Cut, Clewing,
Dr", Stems,1 and smrkrs articles
r"-i!!y,the best to at,rlr.Dfor
Ca . - . V, I .. 1
.' '. :vec'i 'r.J, I jr. C.
NEW BERNE THEATHT.
Friday, January;20.
Benefit of St. Johns Lodg;.
GEO. VILSOII,
LKADIKO
WILSON & BARKIS
O FORGE WILSOIT,
" THE MINSTREL KING.
j " scaooLCHArr a cobs, r
09 Thirty-five Others,
A Not k.. . In xTflastrsby '
MBgalnocDt and Original Bean's Efltols !
eianllug Mechanical Illusions I
buperbly Mounted, Klegantly Coaiasae
niulreUy ReTolatlaals4 1
Transformation First Part: Ooart Costume. '
I.juhXIV, Balloon Asctnalon; Ados la
Clou and 1 iid; Leopold and
bunell; Tlirce HonaMua. ,
M ASTKHOLIVKR.lh. Musical Prsalf ,
THE (JKA.N1J OntKA.
ienrral admission 7.V. Raar.. )
seau. 100. Gallery 5i5c. -
Texas Horses.
About Forty Head at the Gaston
House Stables. These are not the regu
lar Texas Fi'.MKh but are IIOBSES. ? Ex
amine before puri liusiDg.
jio j;:2t c. A. PUSEY.
WAMTEE
Ti) KKNT A Dtvelling House wilL
four ur livo r.niB With lot and
etable iooiii for two or mon horses.
Apply at once (o .',
W. 15. oyau
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Newborn, N. C. ti
Dr. N. H. Street.
Office corner of Pollock and Crave t:
treets.
d30 d3m NKW BERNE, N. C
NOW IS THE TIL1E
TO
Make Amends for Short Crop:
and Poor Prices, 'j
Ani oner more get yourselves" Stec
w i ill the world .
Ah i aro about to begin repairs Or
store, and wishing to make as Band
room as possible, . .
1'OK TI11C KCXT .10 DAYF,
beginning at noon Thursday, Jan, 12th.
and ending at noon Saturday, Feb. 11th.
will ofTer AT COST, at retail or whole
sale, my stock of Dry Goods, Shoer
Hats, Cloaks, Flannels, Underrer
Linens, Tnble Linens, Drees Ooods,l
Call ithin the time specified, i
positively the goods will revert to tbe
former low prices as soon as time i
out. - ,
T. TP. IVB
PKOPRIETOtt y ,,'
"LITTLE .STORE 'BOUND CORNER. "
laalZdlm
Dr. G. L. SHACZLEFORI
DENTIST,
dw 2s'EV BERNE. If. f!.
Money To Lo:n.
Examine the following list and t
what yon need for the oomios rear, a
save money by buying from ana at
SHORT CROP PRICES.
and yon will have money to loan.
PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOTYS'
I have the Chamnion. Qranser. T
Dixie, Daisy. Clipper, Atlas, Po
Queen and Avery, steel turn plows, r
tne stonewall, Climax, Uem and C
Una Cotton Plows, and Castings of ev
description. t
Also, a fall line of Axes, Sbr"
8pades, Forks, Rakes, Hoes. Marl I
Potato Rakes, Hubs, Spokes and 1
Cartwheels and Axles, Bod and
Iron, Nails, Bolts, Washes, and v
thing in the Hardware line.
Corn Shelters, Grata Fans, (
Cradles, Mowing Scythes. Mow
Reapers, Belting, Steam I.
Machine Oils, Laos Leathers,
Hooks, and Saw Mill Supplies, .
Send for prices.
J C. WHITI
Improve Yonr SdsTr;
' The owners of property on
street, between Pollock and
Front, annst pat their brirk
in good condition immed..
will bs dons by ths city st t '
of the owners.- v J, M. II A
Janl?dSt -. Citv :
To "Whom It Hay (
Notice is hereby given
lost Certifloate Number !
Shares Atlantic & Nort'r. (
Read stock, israed to r
Co., end application
ms tO said Railroad Co. ;
thereof. All fre-
fed not to boy cr f
above sl&lei re
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