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Daily OURNAL VOL. VII.--NO. 33. NEW BERNE. N. C.. WEDNESDAY. MAY i). 188. PKICE 0 CENTS. The I i x4 LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. HI BS. DILLINGHAM will have Ice 1'X Ctmd and Fruit Ioei during Memorial Diy at her residence, corner of Broad and Middle atreeU. mO d2t SAY. HUSBAND, have yon seen that tremendous crowd of customers at Ueckborn's, The Qrocer Well, the cause of it is, they are (letting nicer goods for the aame money than at any other Grocery Store in the city, and you know that it U what the people want. I declare I hare not failed on my bread it aingle time since I have ben getting that nice Hour cf his at only it;, per lb., aud th't Butter is always aweel and nice and is perfectly delicious on tboee but rolls. This conversation it enrrfrt; thai is just what I am doing If you don't think so, come and try. Monry refund ed if goods not found as represented. To the smokers I will say that I have '5 case more Tar Heel at 40c. per lb. in any quantity. Also the best 2 for V Cigar in the world. uiaj5 ICE CREAM at Sarah Oiley'a cream parlors on Broad near Middle streets Families supplied at reasonable rates. id 4 2mm 1ICNICllains, Picnic Bankets, i'icnk Buckets, l'irnic Cakes and Crackers for sale at the only cash store iu North Carolina. Humphrey it Howard's old aland. ICE for sale at H C. Baker's. Broad a elieet. at lo. per pound. Open Sun day from 7 to S 80 a n , and from 12.SU to U p in. al'J:f A BAY Ml'l.E for sale by Jl (iKU. ALl.KN A I'd ARUETT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognac I and Winet for sale, at Manufactu rer 'a prices, by "CHOICE N. C. Jamks Kidhumi. Hams at 12 cents per pound at A. Mili.kh's. 1)URE Liquors and Wines for Medici nal and other uses, at wh( leeale. James Rkdmond REDMOND'S (linger Ale. Imon Soda, etc , equal to imported. James Rkdmond. Tons Ammonialed Fertilizer Ceo. Ai.i.kn A Co. nIRECT importation jf French Brandy and Holland (iin arrived la bond and duties paid m Custom louse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen jine goods for sale. JAS ItEHMiiMi. Business meeting of trie Y MCA tonight at 8 o'clock. ' The E. C. Dramatic Troupe will play Friday night. Bee ad. The banks in the city will I.ihk to rorrow at 12 o'clock' Green peas are selling on the ulreits for twenty cents per peck . Maj. John Gatlin died at his residence n iar Raleigh on Sunday night. The county commissioners destroyed fS, 500 of county bonds yesterday, the time having been purchased with the inking fund. The Eicetaior Hose Company held their picnio at the Harrison place yes terday. They drove out in wagons and report having had a splendid time. There will be a meeting of the choir for Memorial Diy this Wednesday evening at 8:80 o'clock at the residence ef Mrs. Charles Stover. All the mem bers are earnestly requested to be present as this Is the last practicing. The Presbyterian Sunday school pic- ' nlo yesterday was a most successful affair. A large numbeT of other denomi nations were along acd a full attend a nee of the school and congregation. The fare was sumptuous and abundant. , So enjoyabble,was it that we shall en deiYor to give further particulars. . V. At a meeting of the vestry of Christ .. Church, New Berne, Maj. Jno. Hughes. H. R. Bryan, E. K. Bishop and Hon. ' Jno. B. Lone were elected delegates, ' -'and B.H. Hilton, Oen. Kobt. Ransom, c-''"JjU. DeW. Steveasoa and Wm. H. Oliver , were elected alternate delegates to the ! $ ,- -Diooeeai Convention which is to be I ; ,v held la St. Peter's Church, Fayetteville, 1 ." on tut 93t lost. y.- ' .' The Washington Progress and Ga a ette I exffa confirm the repert of the doable ' -, ? homicide at Blount's creek on Saturday ,x. last. , A nan named Frezier shot and . " - killed Jpabna A. Cox because Cox re--4 fused to sell him liquor. He fled hot ! S wae captured and was rescued from the captors daring the night, taken to the (pot when be was when he fired on Ccx - and was there shot to death by unknown I 'parties. Cox waas peaceable aud use ful eitixen. - 1- Personal. . ' Mr. A. C. Hoggins of Jacksonville it ia the city. Dr. f, S. Pafffta attending the Medi cal CoBTrnliod ' which ta In session at etteviUsVilii-ll: , Clement Vfaal, Esq , was ia Bean fort' yesterday a: professional f bnsl nssa. .- - ; .', - ' - L J. Moore, Eq. went to Einston ye terday to look after hie Congressional fence which is being staked and ridered all along ttellne. .&. !.. , ,. . Memorial Day. f On Memorial Day the ladies of the Memorial Association of our city will have placed near the south gale of the cemetery a mile thl tot the reception of such contributiune as any who are disposed to aaeiit them in their labor of beautifying the resting places of ourjtary. solJiers mi y be disposed to make. It The is hoped that all will lend w hat aid they can to this work of lue, and any offer ing , ho wever eoial I . will be gratefully acknowledged It ban teen suggested that owing to the very limited epsce afforded by the theatre for tbe large number of persons whowieli to attend that part of the Memorial str n ee to be held tberem, it will oe neceeeary to exclude children from lLai building dunog the services It is believed that the necessity for such a requirement, under the circumstances, will Le readily recognized aDd cheer fully complied with, and the aeeislant marabals on duty at the doors are charged with its enforcement After the ceremonies at the thesrreure con cluded the children will rejuin the pro cecMcii ( n i s man Ii to the i imeterv Commissioners Ii oc eedings Tlir board of com in iseioiierc of ( r a en county convened at the court bouse on Monday. May the 7th . l'resent, Jas. A. Bryan, W. (i. Itrinson, W. M. Watson, S. W. Latham and Tbos. H. Malllsou. The name of Moses Weetbrook was erased from the pauper list, he being dead I lie name of Dully 1 v 1 m hr- er Itnt-d Iihn ing ioe irirm Hie pauper lift r-ln to the poor house The poll ta a i bur gi .1 (iilbeil on lai liMof No ; uKuiut-l v y. .' low behip fur ing under bge llie Lund i.f of 1 red was l1-? was remitted, he be at the lime it wss li.ted The examination of Orlando Hubbs, H 'gister postponed until Tuesday. J. J Howard, at the request of Cominitniouer llrinson, submitted esti mates of the cost of repairing llaclielor cieek biidge. The report was referred to Commissioner Drinson with irmtruc tion to have said bridge repaired Comminaioner Hrinson reported a prbpoailion from Nunn Si Harper or printing blanks for the use of the ollice of theclerkof the .Superior Court, lb, propasition was accepted. Adjourned to Tuesday 11 . m lkurd met Tuesday at 1 I a in. All pre lent The ollicial bond of Irlando Hulbs after examination of tii leBtunony sub mitted was unanimously approved. In response to a petition signed by 8. II. Coward and others, the sheriff was or dared to summon a jury and lay out a public road in No. 1 township, to run from Neuse road to Maple Cypresf landing on Neuho river with the old cartway over the lands of the heirs of John T. Dawson, deceased, and Samuel II Coward, a d istance of a half mile, more or less, and to make due return of their proceedings as required by law, provided that the expense of laying out aaid road shall be done by tbe petition ers, viz. 8. II. Coward, I.'. C. Dawson, J. R Harvey, J. B. (lardner, I J. Chap man and John (Jaskin. The consideration of the jury in the matter of the petition of I'. A. Wayne and others wbb continued until tbe next meeting of the board to await the re port of W. H. Ellison, supervisor. The chairman of the board presented county bonds to the amount of $2,500 purchased by him for tbe credit of the sinking fund. Commissioners Latham and Mallison were appointed to destroy sail bonds which was done in tbe presence of the board. The tax charged Joseph Edwards for 18S7 in No. 1 township was remitted, the- samo haTing been listed by D. W. McLawhorn. A voucher for 81.00 Was ordered issued to Rob't O. Moslev, arrears for rent due him by Mattie Buck, a pauper, and tbe allowance for the same person was increased from SI. 50 to 82 00J The report of sheriff Stimson showing amount of taxes collected since latt meeting was received. The repoit ehowe State and county taxes 81403.26, Schedule B $39 29, Mquot license, S310.C0. Tbe same except a balance of $108 99 was turned over to the treasurer. The account pf J. A. Gnion, trustee of sinking fund, for 8587.69 was ap proved. Board adjourned. Steamer Xovemeata. The Eaglet of tbe E. C. D. .line will Bail at 4 o'clock thie afternoon. The Vesper of this line will arrive tomorrow. That B a Wirt ef CeanblaaUaws. Trae delicacy of ftavor with true effi cacy of action baa been attained in (he famous California fruit remedy, Syrop of Figs. Its pleaaaat ta&te and beneficial effects have rendered it immensely pop nlar. 1 deanaea tbe- erstem, euref coetivenest, etc. , R. Jtv itafiy, agent, New Bems.Ji. C , , The Onalow Democrats. The Democrats of Onslow county to sembled in conventional Jacksonville on Monday, May 7th, and was called to order by chairman A. C. Hoggins Dr. E W. Ward wae made permanent chairman and Dr J. L. Nioolson secre' following delegates were ap pointed Jacksonville township, to htate con vention, A. C. Hugging, T. H llcnder son. Congressional convention, T. J. J arm an, T. B. Henderson. A. C. Hug gins, 1'. M. Collins and (i R. Ward. White Wak, to Stale convention W. J. Montford, T E. Gillrrian , Congres sional, T. E Uillman, W. J. Montford, M. Karnell and tleo E Mattocks Stump Sound , Slate c Spicer and 11 Y. Ku N. N. HcMillaii J V Far ker l! ' 1 1 j v ip 1 invention J W. Ooug reatoonal . picsr, A T I - np an 1 J J opp SariBboro, Mate convention. A I Karnell and 1. J. Saunders Congres sional. W 1. Wilkins. W. N Marine, D J S.uu.lrr. J J Ward 1 1 (i Ward and A K larnell liK blan If, Slate convention. E Mur nil. 1. D Bryant. i B I'm l oiigren sional K dolph Duffy, John Marsh burrie. J I. N iciilson , S Ii Tuvlor Jin F. Cox. The chairman and secretary were added to the d elegationp . Tbe delegations go umnstrii led but Siedmau will undoubtedly gel a ma Jinlv of U,e delegation lo tbe Slate Convention TUu Congressional dele gallon is d.i lt-d between Mci'lamniy a lid i ret n aucchc.ro I o w n h i 1 1 Meelinir. At a meeting held in the town of auceboro on ihe 5ih inst. to ar point delegates to attend the convention which meets in New Kerne on the l'.'lh intl , Adolph Culm was called lo the chair and (ieo. Tisdale appointed secre tary. A committee of three, E K. White, (leo. Tisdale and 11. 1. Dinkius were appointed to draft resolutions, which were adopted, vi Democratic Convention Craven cou nty , Township No. 1 Be it resolved, That w bureau this township usually polls a larger majority for the Democratic nominee than any other in the county of Craven, and that only one has been nominated to ollice by the party from 'this township in many years; therefore be it Resolved, by the Democratic conven tion of Township No. 1, that tbe dele gated from this township to the county convention to be held in tbe city of New Berne on the l'-'lh inst., endorse anil propose the name of Adolph Conn for tbe Senate or tbe HouBe, and that they uae their best efforts lo nominate said Adolph Colin and cast their votes for him as long as it is possible to nominate bim for said osilion. B. K. Dink in I. E. Dt -PI.KV. E 1. WlilTK, ( 'oinmiltee. Yanceboro, May !ilh, 1NM. The following delegates were an pointed Dr. B J. Smith. Dr. I). W. Smith, B I'. Dinkins, Macon Bryan, Geo. Tisdale. Jno. A. Jackson, Wm. Clevs, sr., R. C. Cleve, B. I. Willis, R. W. Smith. Tbe proceedings of the mealing were ordered to be printed in the Daily J'U'HNAl.. I lK", TlSDA I.K, Sec 'y . Confederate Memorial Bay. May 10T1I. ISSN. Tbe ceremonies will begin Thursday afternoon at 4j o'clock on tbe Academy Green, where tbe members of the Memorial Association and others will assemble and proceed to tbe Theatre, The following order of exercise will be observed, to-wit: 1 Music by tbe choir. 2 Prayer by Rev. H. W. Battle. 3 Mnsio by the choir. 4 Address by Gen. Robert Ransom. Subjejt: Battle Of Fredericksburg, De cember 13, 1862. 5 Musio by the choir. At the sound of tbe long roll tbe pro cession will form in tbe following order. FIRST DIVISION. New Berne S. F. E. Co.'s Band. Orator chaplain and visiting guests, Confederate soldiers and sailors. SECOND DIVISION. Ladies' Memorial Association. Civil organizations. Children bearing flowers. Citizens. After the address tbe procession twill march to tbe cemetery and pass through the Confederate lot without halting, dividing to right and left in passing the monument, will de posit their flowers upon the mound. The racks will have broken and all will assemble outside the circle when the ceremonies will conclude as follows: Musio by the choir. Benediction. AH persons are requested to bring Bowers. The member of the Memorial Association are requested to assemble in front of the new school building promDtly at 4 o'clock. S. B. 6trut, Chief Marshal. Bmekleak'e Aralca. Swlva. Thi Bkst Salvs ia the world for Cnta. Brulsee, Bores, Ulcers, - Belt Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chabped Hands. Chilblaina. Oorna, and ail Skla Eruptiona, 'and positively oree pUee or no-pay required.- It ia ptaranteed to give perfect eatiaf actio or snoaey re fund sd. Prioo is eente per bos. For alt by R. N. Dnffr ' . Jan 17 I II K K 1 . ItlMI HIM 1 "1 Hi Ml TheMxlb day s session . f ihe on Method leu general conference v be con tinued yesterday at St 1'cU-r t. church Bishop S. T Jonee read iLe 4'.t. l'ralm. Elder 11. IXake ef S.uil. arol.na i.Led the by ii. n A Large l' keej 1 I.avt wbc ti ni ae uin: wild . . ngreauuiial effect after im L l.,dei 1 l'arley of 1 lorida pray ed in ;protr.kle prayer Blrbop Jones oli lakn.ic U.e cbail sj.. ke of L is inO irpLM-r. i ii aiid tvt k e-1 tbe indulgence if U.e i cltro r lleals.i UfgeU llo.t U.e I n J t r jltrev le ,.b , 05 r N ed a Hi I 1 In.- ill a!r" i- ,1 v .u j J lend greatly I - tbe hanii : ! Uie pro caeJings. I A resolution k , iMi".iiiicJ b l'u . A. K , MoOle cl . ' ai ,.iuu, apt'l -v i log the c-ndu. I f the Stai of . on by J. C Im.' I I' , a i. 1 i n . :uu eii.I.i.g I bin ic -eijioii foi i:it- i.cxt f .ur yearc 1 1 i-b p J ulitt dei ide 1 lb lit Hie 1 1 B 1 .1 tljli vt ae a li;l.e pltlOAloli an Uie re (pit of hit l'alo ) vtbf It I 'It- Ihe (o in untie on Ibe ,ui f . . l. and Ibat ll W o U I J passed '."he : uei-l u t'e bettel I ll p 'U A La bail i.i lliat lb.- it I. ii 1 been ed lb. i illi' I liullie ' 'ii i' - r n as im i r i per 1 n from tbal Ma ixiill.- i tl.at bis u ruler a n, .aa ; the sake .! I. a I bin Ii 1 . w i. del. Ibe :, lo 1 : I the b I C .1 ti V Ill IP 'i .1 ' 1 tbe ad p : . . 1 t a n W bt I rcr N, t ibul 11' i colift letu e I, an preMl in l'l i I. 11.,' Ibe fccli. In! ' "lif K. x o n e l '1 l l griiiit.il :!.e i t b e hep - n 'I he f I. 'NN I ig W .S.inil. ,,f 1 , ferred lo tl.e 1 1 1. Ibe ga:.- t.. 1 r b e 1 1 ill.rl b'- ll I iniiot: I Uslr u le a in i i i n hi,." N herehs. viebaveexan of i ur d ieclpl ine . n elec: i I..-.1 lb. g hl.ii i . .1 W cration c-f tnrhops i.iid ti 1 i . plan t li.HN I .11.1 the down in Ibe Mime, nn ho hi,' light to make Ihe nominal i Whereas, the l,ih..w b, id a Im Iter the dif- chance . by iraNt ling the fere n I . oiiferfin t. to sxn OUl lllt 'llialllleH. dlt-porlll 'UK i :iir nli'l l.nd 11 kill It I II.-1.H ,!l ill. 1 e X alt of ibe in in Kiel s for I hat h .g b ed position , therefore be it K-'Sol red . That the II mi I shall have tbe sole light t and the general conf.-r.-iu which shall tak r II ed 01, n n passage. The Episcopal llddleai. "I II I l.l-l. 10 I. 'II.lll.it ' , . t ' I lei t . 1 U I I ' I IIS ..- i: Bishops wn rest ycterday hv Kishi p Ixrnax . vi hi. b n. ri hi r ong p i'er , grasp ing tbe siluation "f tbe . lunch vtith ability and v ith d iu 1 1 m i n.i: : 'ii uppl n s tbe reined y . The folio h ing p.T ; en of the li.idreHfl on the union of the l nn o A f r i. an Met Ii od 1st Cbu rcbt'H vitn read hinid a btorm of cheers, and u recond leading nn iih called for winch hh cum lu led w an continued applause We lament that Ihe organic union of the African Methodist Episcopal chu rch and ,thfl African Methodist Episcopal .ion church, so long talked of, and as we thought so nearly consummated, has had a serious check, as the basis of union agreed upon in Washington City, I). C, has not as yet grown to more than a basis unagreed upon : but as .ion is no longer in her weakness, but in the development of a growth of religious and progressive excellence, which, thank Clod, mahUs her to stand and walk alone, she can alTord to wait until our dearly beloved sister church feels like joining company and sign the mar riage bond of perfect unity, (l-oud p pluuss And now in conclusion lei us hope and pray for divine guidance here 10 the close of our sessions, and a happy continuation of iod s superintending care and management hereafter, to the end that tbe ion we love may continue to improve spiritually and materially as ahe has during tbe past four years, and finally having fulfilled hnr nns-iun on earth, she may collectively enjoy the reward of her fidelity in heaven. On motion of J. C. Dancy that the a 1 drees be referred to the committee on Episcopal address, except tbe part on church union, which should be imme diately adopted, which was done unani mously by a standing vote. -1 Prof. Wm. Howard Day of Pennsy vania moved, which was adopted, that a vote of thanks be tendered to the exec utive board of this connection, for the carefulness evinced in the work in which they have been engaged, for their fatherly counsel given, and for tbe excellent recommendations which they have made to us pertaining to the grand progress of the African Methodist Epis copal Church. Dr. W. A. Sinclair introduced the fol lowing which occasioned considerable expression of opinion: Whereas, This general conference has received an earnest and a cordial in vitation to attend the commencement exercises of Livingston College, Wed net day, the 16;h of May ; And wnereas, it is not likely that tbe business of the general conference will be completed, at that time, holding one session a day. therefore be it Reaolyed, That an evening; session of the general conference be held each day, beginning at . eight p. in., in order to expedite business and adjourn at the cloeeofthe session, on Monday, May Uth, 1888. Resolved, That a collection be lifted at each evening eoasion for general ex penses of the oonferenoe; provided that should we fail to complete the business before that time, we adjourn to meet at Salisbury, N. C , where the business shall be completed. Tbe hour of adjournment having ar rived before a vote was reached, the anbieot went over -till thia mornlnff. when it will be renewed under oircum- I stanoet that promise a lively discussion. The report of Livingston will be made this morning wben Krof J C l'rue aud Prof. C U liarru will be Leard U great advantage. Tha following are lbs apiintmeLts lo preach this evening St Beler e church. 8 i m J s Cjwles of New Vork. Clinton chapsl. - p in J H Butler of the Wen A labama conference 1u owtiilucl tho prayer meeting at riiorning. M Uosaen of Alabama iv nhliiuiti M A 1 SMI h esMOg aLe viae ti.i made bei e Arid deed, of week dav holiness 1 cli from her noiaelens ae the nov Nor bath she ever chanced lu know I bat aufcl.i were eaier iban lo t .-e She was uiubI fair, and Iheieunio Her life did rightly haruuoniz.e Eeeliug or thought that was nol Hue Nf ei made les beautiful the blue I in l.'uded heaven i 1 her e er She w aa a woman .u.e in whom The springtime of her childhood veaii Iid never lore Us fresh perfume Tho'.ifh knowing well ihai l,le haib loom 1 r many I I ig h Is and mal. v I ear s I I ( M VI l' ION i .' ad ibe f ' d lo w ij(( Newark. A i k sa r abscess .if lungs, mid IM I IIAUI I ' -Vi ' 11 M r r is no down w lib friends and pb) si. lans pronounced me an Incurable consumptive, liegan taking 1 1 r . King r New Iliscov.rv for Consumption, hiii now on inv thud bottle, and able I" oversee the w oik on my farm Itirlb. finest rued ii inr .-n er made Jesse Mi.ldlewarl. li.eatur ''hi" says Had it nol been f"i 1 1 r King s New lhsioy.-ry f..r I oi.ruinpli n 1 would have .lied of Lung Trouil.s Was given up by doctors Am now in best of hi ullh Try it Sample I. ttl.s free at K. N Duffy sdrug tore. mi ii. At ll'dlv Hill. Craven county, N May 1st. of membraneous ir harlis Wallace, son ef Charles 1' t .up. and Kmilv A. lubber, seed 2 years ;t monibs and 11 days . I ivtd ones, weep net for I it lie ( 'bar I le he has been taken from earth's sor rows and trials to Ibe paradise of peace and j.iy. "Of such i be kingdom of heaven. K. NEW BERNE THEATRE Friday Night, May 11. lor the bent lit of St. l'eler's A M V. Church I be Kim City Ilrainatic I ron; e v ill by mi . I a I. hi vi r"-HT, repeat Ihe b.-auti fill drama untitled " ' 'CT IN THF SI KI.I I', rmd the original farce, " .11 Mill) JI M THF. WIliK WiiUl.li i' l,K Reserve seuts on sale nt Veil s Jewelry store. (ieneral admiasion '!' ICe served seats 110c. ( lallery L'Oo. House and Lot For Sale We will sell at public vendue, on Monday, 1 Ith inst., 12 o'clock, M.,at tho corner of Pollock and Middle streets, the House and Lot on Haneock Btreet. one door noithof the residence of I. 11. Cutler, commonly known as the J. 1. Stanly place. Title assured Terms made know n on nay of sale. CLARK & CI. ARK. Attorneys for Owners Newb. ru, May 5. 1MMM. did Valuable Plantation FOIC SAIiT. In Jones oouoty, half way between Polloksrille and Trenton, on the Quaker Bridge road, half a mile from a good landing on Trent river. The tract con tains about four hundred acres, one hundred and fifty under rnltiyation, tho balance well timbered. Well adapt ed to corn, cotton, peas, etc. Good buildings, good water, good neighbor hood and healtby. Cheap for cash. Apply at Jni'KNAi. office or to W. E. WARD, aplidwtf Trenton. N. C. "Imitation ihtiik sinckkkstfi.attehy '- 'BELL Ihe JEWELER" HAS THE LARGEST and MOST VARIED STOCK OF Watches, Diamonds, FINE JEWELRY, Etc , Etc., IN THE CITY. For Sale Cheap, The schooner Water Lily, reeently repaired; capacity 160 barrels. Apply to ROBERTS & BRO., Newbern, Or to W. O. WILLIAMS, ml8dw60d - Portsmouth, N. C. Notice. The Annual Verting of the Stock bold era of the Neuee and Trent River Steam boat Company will be held at the Board of Trade Room, the 82d day of May, 1833, at r.M. mldwtd D. 8. ROBERTS, S. ft T. Commissioner's Sale. I'l. rtuant i.. a .u igment of the Su pe ri r ' oi.it .f ' men count v, in an ac- li-li el.'.itleJ Wi., ( oben. EzeCUtOT ot H !!.:. ic K 1' W ilhaius, Adm'r, and tit er- itiJered at ibe February lein. . .:. naLuL judgment I was duly at p.. lLied a i ouuniseloner to aell the Ler t-iLaf tt r !ei- i . t ej lands. There fore "ii We.Jiict.day May both. lSMB, at o uiloi M ' i fcu eoon iLereafler aa ibe uj - ii r t ouri et.all adjourn 1U !!lul I. ll.i P Bt , IJ 1 V.I.. Bt-M fol CJU,L 1(1 I b. st I l a! II, aL. 1 t ou r t house lo Wit l.y j i.i.mg al ihe Ibe suulb Bide g tbeln c With i it.. : 1 l a v el i ll ni. 1 Ibeucc (section of J. il'i line to it..- said run w Ne A Large Lot of Clean Rice For Sal. CHEAP at i ' i i ' " i i ; . a : H vyi Tiii: L'OHNEH, 'S I i 'I 'V loll. K l.n,, ' li 'i - .,n I Shoes i I s ,, , ,, ,., j , j ' 1 I "i.e dollar s worth pri-h. m- w uh in tT. IT". LI'lTLi, VIo.:- mi Mi l.i..- . sto. k f 1 1 1 i i . for the .--pi ,iu- i, 1 .1 el p i I , !, or lllule w , I I be lhat w ill . mule dirt rthh of milk i.f.-. ' -t soda w ;itei d shake at r i lioner v . I- i d I K.i !' $500 Reward N e v, 1 I , I i r lll'llK.'hl 1 iililiul i I'lllh W lo l'iie.1 a i : ; in i In l : "ii la! ii : i N ' k' 'Hi' i I, " 1 e h ' I '. I . , . ,tl) ' ' ' 1. ' ' Biol 1 I it i f.' e I .. . l , n l : s : - i-oi -J - - I,:,:. if.- i e I' ' Ii '. 1. 'l '. ii T . tl " . - V. Mbl ii I ugg 1st , New ii - I d w 1 y Hlil 1 111 1 la! I only l.y . . Isoll M . S ,1'1 by Berne. N. i; n 1 1 i-1 ValuableLand Sale. i in tbe -jut of May next, I will., Her at public sale, at the Court Hoiinx diMir in May boro. one comforiable d welling house imd lot in the tow n of Stonewall, and thirty three acres of land adjoining' the town of Slonewell, eighteen acres cleared and in good stale of cultivation, all know n as the 1 lean property. Will sell all together or sijuratelv. Sale w ill have to be approved by the court Terms made known on thedav of sale. For further particulars apply to W. T. ( All. ), Special ComniiHBioner. flay b. no, N . C. , A pril 'JO, 'MS. 2f-dw(d TRADtMAPk" nrCISTCRtB.' Don't Fail To Call On ROBERTS BROS., oit SEND Your ORDERS TO US. We have in stork a Full I.Tne of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. C S. Parsons & Sons Boots and Shoos, Penitentiary Boots & Shoes, Also Shoes direct from the Boston factories. We are Relling all grades FLOUR from the Mills in Michigan very low. We also job Lorillnrd and (Jail A Ax Snulf. ROBERTS BROS., South Front t .. New Berne. N. O. PREPARE YOUR HOUSES lor tho SPRINB ALABASTINE, (all shades. ) Averill Paint, (guaranteed to give satisfaction). White Lead, Oil, Glass and Putty, and a full line of BUILDING MATE RIAL at BOTTOM PRICES. l. h. cutler; 26 & 28 Middle Street, 13)iLS.PTOWJiorAiEai 6 2 d1!! r - jr J- . -.-4a VerS.-