North Carolina Newspapers

i:-. t.'' I I I Journal 1tt,T7i ZILXLJDj if VOL. VL-NO. 285. NEW BERNE. N. (1 FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS. x: LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. - THE JE cake, and crackers are the beet, at. Johk Dunn's. . CIGARS Large lot for sale on con ignmeat. Cheap for cash febott R N. Dcffy. ANOVEL1Y-BOCKAWAY OyHer Cracker at John Dunk's. FERTILIZERS for Truckers and Cot to Planter at - Oio. Allen & Co. - , , : . DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland Gin arrived ' In bond and duties paid at Custom louse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen uine good for sale. Jab Redmond. CHOICE N. C. Htune at 12J cents per pound at A. Millkr'b. REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon Soda, etc., equal to imported. Jad.es UkdmuMi. TRUCKER'S Seed Peas, Beaus and Potatoes at Geo. Allkn & Co. ' rt ARBEIT'S Medoc Viuerard Cognac ' "-. JI " and Wines for enle, at Macufactu " ' Tat' prices, by Jambs Rkdmond. IjlURE Liquor and Wine, for Medici- nal and other uses, at wholesale. James Rkdmund. The shai run is quite good so far ibis aO0. R)V. Mr. Peai sou's mei-tinn will close tonight. The first day of March was indeed a beautiful, spring-like day. A good crowd from Beaufort and forehead City in the cily yesterday to bear Re?. Mr. Pearson preach. A correspondent wants Hon. F M Simmon for Governor. Mr. Simmons i capable of -filling the oflloe, is honest and worthy, but he is in u place now to be of ome service to his constituents la thl section as well as to the whole of North Carolina, and we hope the people o tb district without regard to party will keep him there. Bteamer Movement. The Hanteo of the O. D. line i'.l sail this morning at 9 o'clock. The Elglet of the E C. D line ar . rived yesterday evening and will sail it 4 o'clock this afternoon. The Vesper of thl line will tail tomorrow. ' A Baby Show, y Yesterday afternoon there wero tight Daby carriages containing nine oaoies at the lower end of Craven street, at "onetime. Now considering it was the flratof Maroh we are not prepared to eay whether it was a good day for babies or Dot. V The Work of the Fair. , From thi time on the work in prepar - log for the Fair most be pushed with -.altar.. Each committee should at once eel about having a good exhibit in their line, A large crowd will be here and ,f. It I Important that the exhibits come ' ' up to expectation. '' '. ' . . i ' Wilmington Goes for Subscription. , '.'An election wa held In Wilmlngloa ". j eater day on the propo.it Ion to'subscribe V 9100,000 for the Onslow railroad and $150 000 for the C F. & Y. V. The following tell the news: ','.,: - WiLKiRorroN, March 1. C.'E.Fc.T.-v. .. 1 ; Election earned by large majority. ; ' - - V. . D. L. Russell ' - t , . , yPewonal , , Dr. ft J. Hettock and Mr. Mattock . were In the city fettetiij. 'y Dr. C. B. Wood ley was in the citf ;yeierdy" W. F. llotiand, Esq., and Mr. J. D. , Davt of ' Beaufort, were in the city . yecterday. v ". .' , " Mr. A. Ik'Bonntree of New York ar - rived last night ; ' Body Found. , ; Uapt. Alonto Lewie of Core Sound ar rived yesterday axd report that he found the body of Jones Spencer, who fell frvm the echooner Barah Midyett eeveral week ago la Broad creek and was drowned, near Raccoon Island, and buried the body on the Islaad ebviSth. A receipt in bis pocket was the- only me.r.s ty . which the body wee identi fied.", y ' r - :. : . ; ,' For Goveroer. v u Editor Jotenal It eeeme ihat the people are seeking for a suitable man ti represent Eastern North Carolina a lovercor, ao that she maybe properly rr.rronta with the rest of the State, I t r? til the names that hare been s , 1 0 r-re it none that would fill the 'gubernatorial chair with more ) . nor tban the unst.: h lion. F. M. ; - r , who Las proved himself v 1 vto be the people' servant re r pf the enrppinn politician', h ! - we find a man of such a char i r'toudbfttsr retain himaslccg , s t - - - to r""t?r,t us and put bira i : 'i pre can do ns the Ttt-Tt i.-r srpear there tl an in tbe ' : i:s I..YH. 'e f-r!sv 'p t F. ;.. t a iii c f ', Rev. Kr. Fear son' Meetings. The cburoh was pretty well packed at the 11 o'clock service yesterday, many being present front V the tor rounding country. ' ' The Bible reading was on "Confession." A doxen or more passage of scripture were commented upon with great sim plicity, making their meaning clearto all and producing much effect upon the audience. Persons who had not attended the after meetings, and who had heretofore ooofessed Christ, were given an oppor tunity to re consecrate themselves anj a considerable number went forward. At night the house was denselj packed. Li-ing the largest audience per haps since the meetings began. The preliminary services were conducted by Rev. L. W. Crawford. Rev. Mr. Pearson talked about Jesus and II io Love. 11 is text was the parable of tbe Prodigal Son, as given in tbe 15th chapter of Luke. Tbeie were three points iii the prodi gal tou 'fc life that he wittbed to speak of : ll His departure from his father's huube. 2ud. Hie return to bio father's houBe. Uij. His n-eepiiou by his father w ben tiu returned. Three poiuts weie discunsed allegori call) . Tbe prodigal sun was a remark able type of urjbavtd man. The spirit of incoordination caused the prodigal son to leave his father's house, so the spirit of insubordination and rebellion caused man to wander from God; the prodigal son did not want to be eiide lined by tbe wisdom and teaching of bis father, eo sinners do not want to be side lined by the teD commandments, Ood's laws and Uod'e government. The prodigal Bon came to bcaO' and want by his prodigality, sj siuuers are coming to bepgary and Kpirilual want. When tho prodigal sou resolved to return to bis father's house, there was actum ; bo thould tho sinner when he resolves to come to Jesus, act at once; with tbe prodigal son thore was a com plete surrender to and implicit trust in hi father, on should the sinner sur render to t'hrnt and trust implicitly io him; the father received tho son with tendernc-HH nnd compaueicD; bo will Christ receive sinners. These points were brought out with such simplicity and force that all could understand. At the after meeting the house wes crowded and there were many earnest inquirers, among them some with gray hairs and reclining forms. Bible reading this morning at 11 o'clock. Subject: "The Love of Jesus." Give the People Employment. Our correspondent "X" is right in suggesting that the people of this oity need employment, hut we can not en dorse his plan of bringing it about. It will not do to 'start private enterprises by taxation in order to give the people employment. A. county or city can en- oourage enterprises of this sort by a do nation such as releasing from taxation or giving a site but we hardly think there Is any law by which the credit of aoouuty or town oan be used to build a cotton factory. Now we hardly tbink New Berne is a poor as our correspondent thinks. The abstract of lis tod taxables of Cra ven county for tbe year 1887 showed, money on hand 872 914, solvent credit $193883, bank Block $115,000, bounty bond $8,025. It Is true that over half the bank stock listed is not owned by parties living In this county, but then some of our people have investments in non-taxable securities which do not ap pear on the tax list. So here is about four hundred thousand dollars, not In real estate, but In cash, a large part ef which oould at any time be converted into manufacturing enterprise If it owner so chose. Oae-roarih or this amount would stdrt a pretty good mill, one that would pay handsomely if properly managed And one that -would give employment to a large number of worthy people. Ye, sir, the money is h.re to start a cotton factory, but Its owner: have an easier way if not a better paying way of investing. We fear some are allow- ing their money to canker nsteejl of putting it in some enterprise that . w ill be eDefioial to their neighbor aa ?wejl u to themselves. Th maa who tarts an Industry anj Ihns enables people to earn a decent and honeet living vhlch at the itn time making a fair income, for himself, I a public benefactor Bat the trouble i men with money are not satisfied with a fair income from hit neighbor. "" A factory that wUl pay ix or eight per cent per annum en' It capital Itock will ro$ ne touched, bui a premium will be paid for k four, per cent government bond,' 'There i ' no work in .'drawing the interest on tbe four per. cent bond, but to make a fac tory pay a man must be diligent in bo'iDf-B?; le mo;t te satisfied with rooJr&;e i-ittreft en the ieTRStmerit and t' C''nr,;st;na t'- t he i aiding tt,ose t- wis .h to w k fcr sn honest living. THE LITEST SEW 8. Condensed from onr Exchanges. Norman Lawshe, son of a well-known Georgia editor, oommitted suicide in Atlanta Tuesday. Twenty-eight counties in Michigan have' voted for prohibition under the local option law. a nity-year-oia Digamist, wno was about to marry wife number three, has been arrested in Virginia. A white man and a negro, each charged with murder, were hung by a mob in Clinton, Ky.. Monday nigbt. A young news-dealer was found dead at Berkeley, Va., Tuesday morning, and the indications show that'he was robbed and murdered. A number of engineers and firemen from Pennsylvania and New York have gone to take the places of the strikers on the Burlington system. Union Square Theatre, New York was burned Tuesday afternoon, and the Mjrtun House adjoining was badly dam aged by water and smoke. Total lots estimated at 8150,000. The Btdauier cxplosiou at Yallejj, Culifori:i, was lemMy dedi ucl:v . there were sixty lhrx- persons ju buard. ihirtetu of whom wrre kilNJ. and ik I one of the rett escaped iDjury. An iuelUcient enginser caused a col lision Monday evening on the Chicago. Milwaukee it St. Paul road. An engine and several cars were demoliaiied, and two persons seriously injured. Tho bill granliDg, pensions to ir.capaci tated n -soldiers and sailors was con sidered in the benate Tuesday, and gave rise to an enteresling debate, in which a large number of (Senators participated. and in which tho question of an hxecu livo veto was largely discussed. In the House the bill providing for the organi zalion of the territory of umakouia was considered without aolion, and ap propriations were agreed to for u large number of public building. Tho Lutheran Church in tho I'niitd States is growing at a very rapid rate. It numbers 4,284 ministers and 1 ,000,000 communicant members. The census of 1880 gave the United Slates a Lutheran population of 8,b00,000 souls and in an article published by liev. Dr. Jacobs, of Philadelphia, last week, he seta forth the statistics of five million souls. The ohurch has doubled her membership every fourteen years, and is now third in strength among the protectant churches of America. The Raleigh News & Observer says Mr. J. L. Ludlow, of Winston, was yesterday appointed by the Governor a member of the North Carolina Board of Health to fill the vacancy caused by the reaigination of Mr. Arthur Winslow. Tbe following extract from a letter re ceived at the Agricultural Department, from Mr. Robson, who baa charge of the engineering party engaged in tbe Dan river coal survey in Stokes county, shows an encouraging proepeot for the coal supply of the State: "If I am right therein, the result will be of great importance to tbe State as well as to the district, adding to the ooal resources of the State not less than 40,000,000 tons or accessible coal." Tbe Wilmington Star says: A special dispatch to the Star from Raleigh say that the Ladies' Memorial Association of that place have selected Hon. K. T. 'Bennett to deliver the Memorial address there on May 10th. Subject: General Julius C. Daniel. -Two little girls who were eh their way to their music cl&s at Mr. Vanlaer's reaidence, on Red CroM street near Fifth last Monday, were 4 aoooetad by two negro boy on Fourth treet, -who followed than for aotne diatance, inviting them to Ukthelrarm', using Insulting language, and ann'Oying the little girl in -every imaginable manner. One of them was so worked ap and excited by the annoyance tbey were subjected to that ahe has since been confined to her bed. . rortraiu. In oil or crayon from life or email picture done by Mies Aurora Mace, who te teaching drawing and painting by laUst method, at hr residence on Johnston street. fjaalldtf. in ntuF, aid to thi: poist. " Dyspepsia J, dreadful. Disordered liver i miserj, IndigeBtion It a foe to tood Batnrew; -- -7 The hnaaa digeetiva apparato i. oae Of the anaet eomplioated- and wnwderf nl things in existence It is easily put oat of order ,-.' '. -": Oreasy food, tough food, sloppv food, bad oookery, mental worry, late hour, irregular babita, and many other thing which ought no to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspeptic. , Bat Green August Flower ha done a wonderful work In reforming thl sad business and making tbe American peo ple eo healthy that they; oan enjoy their meal and be harry. - -- - .6tnbpr No bsppiee' wTthotft bh.r - I-ot-Gren An rust riowr biir rs bf!"S s- 1 '"rn's to tl e drt-r-pn... Atk t" tin: p. irt for a t- lie. fjevf-tr-' ' - - STOCK PREMIUM LIST OF THI fish, OjBter and banie Fair, New Berne, N. C, March 13, 14 and 15 All communications in regard to en tries, etc., should be addressed to Gen, Robert Ransom, Chm'n Stock -Commit tee. PREMIUMS For the best Stallion $10 and Diploma. For the second best Stallion Diploma. For the best Mare 85 and Diploma. For the second best Mare Diploma. For the beet Colt under 3 y 'rs Diploma. For the hest Biukrr Poney Diploma ML'LtS Fur the best pair of kluioo S5 00. For tbe best Jack 85 00. Award Committee Dr. James B. Hughes, U M. Fretm&n, Dr. W. A. lilount J. 1J ltrudgru, V. 1-. Kennedy. For the U-.-' ,",.1!- D,.;uina an 1 85 00. For the mti.ik: L. ct 1 jli 1 L W!ia:.t. ' tiu'inc, don ,iti 1'. tj. o. Allen & Co. For iht- Le.-i i .v. 1 .(. iu . and J5 00 For the t... i, i ., k 'ow- i heg Mead- ol.r' i- i' 1 llj.l .. .' il.aiiil l M.-m Fui th Fr tin ii. k, X , K r i! , K 11 M -a lows. '1 Hid uiu! sr 00. H ,1 1 b., lVco ii A ! i n 0 I I a; .-. a A v .. , : , , A. Itordrll, Attn)'. re. Ji A 1' I 'i A Ko 1 n ti,.- i -m j. ,u . i - l-or llie bel K'.ir - 1 n :, i, For tho best Hro'd fo A waid ( 'inin itlc-c i'.l Whufur-i, l),-,. t 1:m i in n.-i.i . 1' liai:!,Mi ll.i hm 11. hill II I'lt li. 1U '11 1 New lk-riif, N i ! 1. 1 , .i.a and i in i i. ' in. t ;5 oil Juliii N Dr Win (' W. H. Dail, 1 1 1 1. n :-iinil!t (i.vMi: i mm a : 1..I FiMi, () li r anil (.nun Newbern, N i ' Mm, h CalT M. D I. Pi m i.i t i .line 1 '. n:ini I'.l. , I i.;: : i 11, ,1 1 iU.Mll - 1 1 1 All V. I . I I I rnhit i: i 1 or tin I'ei-l ( Rlol i: vl buds, hmatt-d a silver watch, valued at ; by Mr. Charles ltizeiistein. For the second most mcrilorious display a barrel of choico Hour, donated by Messrs. Hamucl li. Kdgerton & Co.. of italtimore. Award Ciunniitti' ltev. Mr. S 1 1 i t-1 . 1 . V. H. Fdwards. A. I. Way , ( ' ( ' ireeii, Hon. C. C. ( lark. hor tbe beet iihihit of name. IflOCKI. for tho st-i ond biii: I e x I.i till of game. one barrel of Hour, doiiuti d by Messrs. Samuel H t.crlin & Co.. Baltimore. Award Commiltoo K Iierrv. Domp sey Wood. W I.. An ndell, W. H Chad wick, Capt. V . II Hand. For the best exhibit of wild dm I, dwan, geese, brant and rluclr " no For the second h . 1 , ..v. a burn I of flour, donnn .1 uv Messrs. Samm I H Fdgertin A Co., of Baltimore Award CointnilUr Thomas Dauii'U, H H. Fowler. Capt. J. H. Lino, Oeo. W. Charlotte, Vino Allen Tolson. For the best i xhihit of live Rfune and game animals, 810 u d Wil l i m IT. Ol.lVKH. t hairuian l'n i,,iuin Committee. New Berne, N. ( ' tilve the rc(ilc LiiiplejiiiCBt KblTou Jw iini. - Now Heme is about the poorest town to tho population in these United Ktaier. She has Usj capi tal in business and more poor people out of emploj meat tban any place to hor size In tbe country. Thank the Lord for the fine climate and cheap provisions, otherwise there would be great suffering among our worthy poor, white and black. Is there not some way that we can provide for tbe em ployment of a large number of the working people of this city, and thereby help them and at the seme time help everybody else by building up our town? How would it do to bond the city for $30,000 for twenty-five years at four per cent, and put this capital, with 50,000 more p-iivate stock, and hav. f& 100, 000 invested in cotton factories? How many bands would that employ? Would it cot pay the city, and would not the stock be worth more than par in a few years? Would not our earn ings more than pay the intereet? Is not this the befct place in the South for cot ton factories? While we are talking about building railroads that is admit ted will not pay, would it not be wise to look at something that will pay and be a great blessing to our people'!1 As we nave no capitalist here, is it not our religious doty to attend to the wtnti of our peoplei" Now let us begin to think and figure on this subject What do vou Mr. SIT. Editor, tolhis proposition)1 X. PEKSSOAL. If. 27. C Froiith stein, of Mobile Ala., write: I take great pleasure in recom mending Dr. King New Discov ery for Consumption, haying need it for ever attaer or. Droncaiu ana catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me aad I haw not been afflicted since. ' -1 alo teg to state that I had tried other remedlee with bo good remit.1 Bava also m1 Electric Bitten and Dr. King New Life Filia, both of which I can recommend.- ... ton Kin Is New. XHsoorerT for-aw sumption, oougbe and colds, is sold on a positive guaraeteei . Trial fc"Ht! free at R. K. Duffy v dreg store. Who!eal and rtail'''''" ..-... ': ' -"- Largest Cottea Kill la the World.l If a recent consular report i to be ac cepted as true, then Russia baa one cot ton mill by the aide of which the largest mill in America must look small. Tbe New Orleans Cotton World, (peaking of It, says: We learn from a foreign consular re port recently published that the largest ootton mill in the world Is that of Krahnholm, in Russia. This ooloea&l establishment contains 840,000 spindles and 2,200 loom, dispose of a force of 0,800 horse-power, and gives employ ment to 7,000 hands. The motive power is obtained from a fall on the river Mar- owa, which actuates eurht turbines, which were manufactured io Augs burg. Four of these turbines produce a force of 4.000 horse-power each, and diiMh&rge 10,000 litres of water per second, one having bean mounted in 1?67, since which time it has worked nigbt and day without any repairs. The shafting of the machinery represents U 4 'it! running metres and was supplied by a Bolton firm. The work people are Uuiwians and Fatbocians, the latter be ing especially faithful and laborious Tne wt-fk work is calculated at 7'J hours, and the wages vary from 12 to 3 roubles per month. Tbe technical por iii n of the elatf contisis almost entirely f Knulibhiiieu.- Baltimore Munuf.n tu ! i s Huron! MIHIIIKI) In ll.c i la ;.ti.it Church at l'oih, k nle. I iIiuuM ZJ. 1H;8, bv Kev. C S Cash w.-ll. Mr W F WooL-n ,,f Dnpln, I'ou-.tv, .i Miss Julia Hall. Ul i. da of I '. ioksv 1 ; le lOMMEKCiAL! OTTON MAHXK'l. Nkw YoitK, March 1 10 .0 a m Future opened steady. Sales of 10 400 tia li-b. March. 10 -Ci rwpteuiber. In Is April, lu.jlt October, S f! May, io R) November. U 77 June lu 61 D,r. inbr U 71 July. IOCS January, il ."5 August. 10 7il February. New Heine market uleady. Nult-e of '-' '. Ij.ilea at 'J to U ;i 4. IXIIIKSI I MtHMHI l tiinutM (0 to 7.") cte per bui-hel. FgKS K'aKlc. Uice steady at Jl (K) to 8 1 10 in sinks. ( drn steady, 47 to fi.V I ''odder, Mir. u 81 00 per hundied Seed coti. in $!( O0 per hundred 'I ink. ys Jl ,'iU to $2 00 per pair Tuui'KNTiN Hard Kl 10 dip, l.,'-0 x: .i I Tu ?1 0.148I.2O. IIitm - ;i7?a4(c. in bulk. limWii-lV er lb Baar On foot, 4c. to 6c. Fhkhh I'ohr 6a7o. per pound 11 A us -Country, 10a llo. PANlTT8-HOc.a8l.O0per bualiel Onions a. 00 per barrel. Omaiin Grown, 40o. ; spring ll'io IdSib Ooo. per bushel. Arn.Ert Matt. 75o. per bushel Potatoes Hahamaa, 0c. , yui.40o-, Harrison. 40.'. IklSH l'iTAT(lE8-8:l 00a3 50 hniNaL8 West India, dull and am inal, fl inch $2 00a 3 50. Building 6 imh hearts, ti 40; saps.fi 1.65 per M. WIIOLK8AUI PRIORS Niw klcHS I'ona 815 7ft. I'oKK Ne family , $1(1 0J. Hiiouldbb Mkat 7abc. C. U. 's, F. B s, B. 's and I.. C - No. H.3TJB f8.00afl.00. Lahd Po. by the tierce. Potatoes Early Rose seed. 93 5) per bBrrel R. N. NAIL Basis 10's,2 50. Buqab Granulated , ?! 0 Oomi- 20aS2o. CHEB8B 16. Salt 80a85o. per.aok. atoLansna ahu STaura Maiae To WD KB 85.00. BilOT Drop, $1.60, buck, $1.75 KlHOSKNB 9 to. Hide Dry, 10c.; green to. Tallow go. nr lb. FOR A LIFE TIME. It I ttrange wby people who recog nize certain inherited disorder, let them run on under the vain delusion that they cannot be oured. Nine-tenths of "incurable" disease, can U cured. Read how one who had blood-poison from birth talks: LLOOD TAIHT FROM BIRTH. Bookivili.b. Iod., Juiur; X5, 1KK7. 1 (hill erfcr pralM tbe dsj tht you enii mn wera born, nd shall blM to. day that your medlotne waa k Down to me. I bu blood poln from blrtb. and so much so tbt all lb. dor ton of my town said I wonld bp ritTpitd for IX. They Mid I wonld low my lower limb. 1 ronld not stand In my claw lo rerlte my Imhod. and lrpn bnttlM of vnor Imra cared m soODd .nd well. Vou ran oaf my name as yon tee flu In my rame there were knot, on a; sblnbones aa large hsabPn'SA Yoora. MIKTI.K M. Tafmii SI FTKHED FRO PILKft. Pai tiuoe, February 5, IV7 I hi l tcfTcrcd with blewimg plies for two years, and tke pie. tore in (Muse that I li.ye teen entirely cored by Ibe Dae of one lKlile of Botanic Blood Balm (B. H H ) I rbeerfully make thl. statement for the bene fit of tbe publle. Chas. Brihabpt, No. 3Mu KonnUAn t Baltimore, Mi. TBIEB FITB OCTORa. " HATturtriua O... rb. I,lS(C. Th!1 to eerury that say wife baa been In bad health ror elgb t rtm Afwr trytn fly. doctors and tlx or seyea different patent Mdlclnee, etz boUAe. of year B. B. B, sat eared her. Ja W. iJtBcajrra. end for owe Book et Wwftara, n to all It treau of U bleo at si n Addraa BLOOD BAXM ODHPAHY, auaatswOe, For sale iaNew Berne, a the drag tare ef B. K. Daffy aad H. Meadow. r T fa ''4 Jba W.lWateisrt r At" TO KN Y-A TlLAWi CfTio aeat door Kw Berne Journal, Notice. f . For the next Thirty Day I will fell, for Cash, the block of Groceries aad General Merchandise of Dail Broa. at - tore on Craven street. t '', AH persons indebted to tbe Una by note or acoount are rt juested to make' payment without delay, as the boaiaew must be oellled. VV. D WALLACE, Aasigaee. .- ftS1- d Jui You May Put THIS ADVERTISEMENT, But Boring ClnMnif,.' limn hnd lynma tnat the Same, and oca a! Lhu mimt Imiwrt. ant deparlintiita of tin household re- 4U11 iuk avbruvion nrr mi: FUA'I II Kit UKIJH. JtM O ll tin V 1,1,11 ull iKd ImnrAvo 111111 himry ueccosiiry to renovate and th' ir ou k h 1 1 il tint . r,.Hurn Hfirl d rv f AAlliAri leu lt-iiiig tiieui perfectly odorless. ah fviiihi-r huJb ought to be reaoatad unj clfuutid om e every two years, 10 a to prevent liiHltin? and hpnnminir hard soile 1, iiotmru und uuheallhy. 1 rk ca'leil t ,r and deli vt red to any (.art i 1 lhecit fri' f ciinigd. 1 eoiiuioniala (1 iu l y mcians, mer hante und hour 1 1 eep, 1 a, well known it z-nn of New li -r ne. (JIlTltl'AKV KlltTlli: FAflt J"S ' 1 1 1 A 1 , I V i'i, nrietor. feidliu At Mm. lenuiBon's Mill. WALTER'S Photograph Gallery! I L&kflPrftHt IllnANllrA in in f. ,rn . , ... UJJ friende, and tho puhlir gnnerally, that ii. New St ml in i 1, i i.iui.l. te. My I.iahl in on the New Imnrnid Pltlll. 1 h .'.'e Nll'ired Ttelflit. r.uina a eiperibe 111 brrmiin( thia Light, so as to give to all my . ik (hut Soft l'orce- miii r.nect. Lvery blyle of i n lun ruined nnd en larged to any slo doeued. A Hlll'-HHh f 11 I I'Hrr r,f t ujunln.ft a. A . . .... ... U T V ytiarH iu Noffolk, Va., in a proof of the HHtlHf antilin 1 Hlu'klN u iu Mr n.nvk- J - , ' epe.ttkH for itMelf; by it I hope to gain our roiinuenoe ana merit your faTOT. very renpecuuny, ' Til OS. WALTEB, N V cor. Middle and l'ollock std., Ovi'i lulfv'H drugstore, jAu-'ldwtf NEW HKRNE, N. C. New Lot of Stock." Capt. V. A. Kuloe has rt-eeivod two car loalH of Ni.rth Carolina mules and hornce w I.I I, In 1 I fi ll ut rock bottom priceH for r.aidi. ul 11 1 n Nuiith 'a lot on Middle btlet I. Ne Berne, I eh. in H. H. T00KER, WIIOLilSALE DEALEIi IN FISH AND OYSTERS, NKW BKHHK, N. C. Will give strict attention to orders, and fill the same upon beat terms. fl0dw8m Dr. G. L. SHACKLEFORD MIDDIjB street, Iw NEW IlKIiNE, N. O. COUNTRY HAUS, TI1K FINEST IN THE nVHeStxrliot:, AT K R JOKES'. UNTotico. To reduce mt stock of Cirara. I will ... - sell at greatly reduced price many, brands for the next Thirty Day. Uali and get Some bargain. " JOHN DU1W. January 23, 18?S. HAM - Just Received; t - ...' 250 Barrels of Early Rose" SectlPctatoc3, 1 For sale CHEAP, : " " '' J"XTT'" " 'X '. " tit-' J .'TTLriclt'c, va Ur JtTDDLE HTRtET, ' ' : J-fr; KKW ttSSt, . ft