North Carolina Newspapers

he Daily Journal. VOL. VII.-NO. 41. NEW BERNE. N. C. FRIDAY. MAY IS. 1888. PRICK 5 CENTS. r LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. ' I piCSICEBS. Bnwb no v. ellj X regulated family will go an the picnic tomorrow with an .Id bucket or box to put their dinner in. No picnic is a succees without a nice North Garo Una Ham and a nice covered basket to put it in. At the only each store in North Carolina, at Humphrey & How aril 'a old stand you can tiod picnic hami, picnic batkels and picum buckets cakes and cracker, for the picnic to morrow. TiURE Tarn (Jren and Lacd Planter A ceitain death to potato Luk.b, for ni,e by Ubu. Aluln & Co AY, HL'SBAND, have 70U seen thai 0 tremendous crowd of customer, at Uackburn's, The (Jrocer. Well, the cause of it is, they are getting nicf r goods for the aams money than at any oiber Urooery Store in tbe city, and yow know that it is what the people want. 1 declare I haye not failed on my bread h single time since I have been getting tbat nice Hour of his at only 3j. per lb., and that Butter is always sweet and nice and is perfectly delicious on those b't rolls. This conversation is correct, that is just wbat 1 am doing, it you cum t think so, come and try. Money refund ed if goods not found as represented To the smokers I will say that I have i'5 uaea more Tar Heel at 40c. per lb. in any quantity. Also the best - for 5c. Cigar in Ihe world. inaj5 I) EDMOND'H (linger Ale, Lemon V Soda, etc , equal to imported. Jamks Kkdmom. ICE CHEAM at Sarah Oxley's cream parlors on Broad near Middle streets Families supplied at reasonable rates 111 4 .mos DU1K.CT importation of French brandy and Holland din arrived in boil and duties paid at Custom louse is New Berne, guaranteeing K n .jioe goo.1. for sale. JaH ItKDMuMi. ( ARHKTTSMedoc Vineyard Cognai rer's pcicttf . by jAMlih KKUMiiMi Irr. for eulo al K C. Baker's. Broad street, at 1c. per,poiind Open Sun day from 7 to h Hi) a uj . and from l'J.Hu lotipm. alUif HOICK N. C Mams at VJ! cents per pound at A Mii.i.kh s I'icijics are the rage. A quint day throughout the cilv This is the Mieep nloi 111 i" nod f ihe y ear. Tbe Halvatiou Army bun put in an appearance at Asheville. Several oyster boats were ut Moure .Brady's harf yesterday. An awning is being erected Ju franl of Hanoock's drug store on Middle .street. We regret to stale that Mr. J .is. A. 'Bryan has been guile sick for a few .days past, but are glad to learn that he lis improving. Some of our exchanges and other epeak of "basket picnics. " Thin we 'think surplusage. Wbat would u j.r Olio be without bankets?. Tho watch and chain advertised in the Journal yesterday was found and reported to the oflice by 4 o'clock. A daughter, of E. R. Dudley was the finder who promptly brought it in. Prtf. Shepard has moved back to bis old stand at the Gaston House, ami has a number of rplendid tonsorial ariiats wba are ready to shsve, crop and dress hair iu the best style. Several of our Connecticut visitors, whose arrival on tbe steamer Fred F. Brow was announced yesserday, went up Trent river. yesterday on tbe M. F-. picnic and were muck delighted with the trip. The city marshal in another column calls attention to the hog law. He will alio proceed to look after tbe cows tbat are allowed to roam tbe streets contrary to the ordinance in such cases made and provided. The M. E. Sunday School picnic yes terday was a picnic in the first sense of the word. Who ever doubts it knows nothing about it. We shall try and prove it in another issue to those who did not attend and make them regret it. The farmers' picnio at Clear Springs yesterday was no doubt an enjoyable and profitable occasion. We: saw a whole buggy load of agricultural infor mation ahd other knowledge from this oily, toound thitherwards early in the morning. We hope to lay before our readert a f ft Q account of the proceed ings as our reportorial eta ft was well Preeied;;;vi:i::tx . 1 l .Steamer Koremeata. yTto) Eaglet .& tbe E. C. D line ar f lved yesterday with a cargo of general ' merchandise, and will toil today at four VclockQlni ujfesper of this line will - A-rWs tomorrow,. -SlTPMiraltt. -' la oil ir-crayo fro life or small pictures, dona by .Visa Aurora. Mace, .who ia 4aaob(B raw4ac and painting r latest methods, at her residence on Johnston streat. ijasiiair. To Their New Quarters. The New Berne Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1, has fer Bouie lime pant t6en tilting up the brick building on the weet tide of Middle street, oppoeite Small wood & s f . f . B a hose carriage, and labt night was the time set apart for the removal. The building Las been thoroughly set in order ' Tbe front has been painted and tbe norne of tbe company inscribed in large letters across the upper part Tbe loner loom hue been arranged vwih the ntcessary doors, stall, and all i,meary apparnlut that human genius can contrne ( .r juuk harneesirjg and getting out There le a large double J..- r :u Ihe center for ibe ei gine pi pat., in iiti I uul On the iijyl.l 1. a doir for private to trance v. ab the following inacr pl e .:i on tlie traCBim ' 'rghljl.ed Is' New Berne .eam hirw h.ngine Co On the left hand is auolhei i 1 1 private entrance ith the fol .wmg ,1. e i iptic in mi the trans, .in 1 Irgam.ed lsii'i I'm lei lion 1 ..I A .1 1'. U v The paintingi ou these dodo ure among the berl ever produced by the brush of our low nsman. M r. Kd Berry. An elegant supper hud been prepared for the company and their invited guests, the Atlantic l-iii Com pany and ihe Fx eels lor 1 loee 1 'oinpan y uud olhei s The table was arranged in the shape uf a borne shoe, 111 the rear end of the rnom. at the entrance 1 ( winch v. as an unh Mith it lare co! Incti'-n vi beautiful lljwejc rur-.endel 111 1 lie i i liter n 11 I arranged 1 11 ihe shape of a I.ie bell. n ihe Iiht if Ihe lah.e v as an elegant bc'iuet if llivitm sent as a ( ompliment from the ' 'Briia 1 Street (iuiij: 'hi the left Mas another from the Ml-ten llucher" Slid 111 the center w Sh hii oUier Irotti M isi ('arrie Hhein. Hceldi e !ht hands'imtl lest I flu .11 lalt of ai 111 ir at ion f r the . a 1 and d e v 1 it ion l duly of our hitmen by our ladies, lb table v as vel! supplied with delegacies and eiilMtanli il. which ete impeilv alien ie,l to The ciiinjcinv inaiihid fi un its o d qiittrteiH, headed by its band, and was welcomed to its nevv hnnie m a well timed, neat and happy speech hy Ch in out Manly, V.r , who was culled upon by Foreman J W. Moore, and knows just what to say on such occasions. Olher speeches were made by Mayor Meadows. Wm. Fllin, John S. Iion, F.sq., Councilman Williams, General Ransom and l.hul Wuislow. Mr. Long s Speech was short, but he spoke with his eloquence anil lire. The occasion was one of happy greet ings and well wishes The J'H'KNaI. congratulates the company on entering its new home and wishes the firemen. on and all a happy n:i I successful future Now Berna Grange I'icnic. It was our pleasure to attend the annual basket picnic of New Berne Grange, V. of H., at Clear Springs Farm yesterday. A large number of the farmers with their wives, sons and daughters assemblsd together and spent the dBy most pleasantly in conversation, while the children skipped about the picturesque grounds, jumping from rock to rock and across the rivulet the sparkling waters of which w ent rippling towards the rolling Neuso. At one o'clock a bounteous dinner was spread, after which Jonathan Havens, Esq , of this city was called upon and begavean interesting descrip tion of California, its hage trees, gold mines, forests and wheat fields. We were called on for a speech, which we did not make, but simply reminded them that there was no better State in the Union than North Carolina, and tbat tbe farmera of North Carolina only needed harmony and concert of action among themselves in sustaining their neighborhood schools, and maaiog their homes places of pleasure and happiness, as well as work, for their children. P. M. PearsaT, Esq., of Trenton, was oalled on and responded in a neat and appropriate little speech. The farmers of the ninth township ahow evidences of progress. This is to be seen in the condition of their farm?. school houses, churches and roads. Clear Spring is a beautiful place, which Mr. Havens, who has descriptive pow ers, has promised to write up. We b ope to be there at many more annual basket picnics. That Rare at of Combinations. True delicacy of flavor with true effi cacy of action has been attained in the famous California fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have rendered it immensely pop ular. It cleanses tbe system, cures oostiveness, eto. B. N. Duny, agent. New Berne, N. C. , 13TJRE Liquors and Wins for Medici A. nal and other usee, at wholesale. James Rkdhokp. j Elec tor at Large. We prim a communication in U..s issue advocaliog the nomination, by the State convention, of Gov. Jarvisfor one of the electors ht large in the coming campaign. While we dua l know tbat th. puei lion would be acceptable to Gov. Jarvis, 1 we Jo know that he would make an j able canvass and stir up the latent fires I of 176 should he receive and accept the nomination. We have no better campaigner than Thomas J. Jar is, and our correspondent writes a if h had good cause to think ho w.ll be in tbe juulry in ample limo to take part in lhecaLaes We regret lo learu thai Mrs Jims i health lesuch as to likely nei t ssil ale uutr h. rrluit, 1 this Hog Lw '1 hi altrnlo I the foil. . w . .:. f I e ( : 1. r 1 . 1 11 & I'! t h : h g or h. '-t ." N h g or l.oga dIihII t e kepi 1 w 1 it, 1 11 t hat (s .j 1 ion of the illy of Nov- heiiie. between May Cth, and Nov Cilh dene I it.f d all 1 Loll lid ed & fol 1 w r Heg . nning ut the railroad warehouse on Neuse iivef and running thence w un Ihe railroad lo iJueen street, then with ' ,ioe ii si reel to tier ne st r eet , then do w n her ne st i eet to 1 .1 son s c reek or Trent river, then wiih said 1 n er to Neuae rner. and then to the beginning. Anv person violating this ordinance bhall on t I '11 I e 11 ne I I w , dollars T I loo 1 ' 1 1 v Mars (ill, I'd f ol 1 1 h I r tl ill. nth ri' I Grade A I lie Gas L wis Kalie Nina hi in 11 l.ula Taylor, Marine Is. l.oiw, ie Hill. Herbert M s re Hue I hoi iJeddie lolly, Toriiinie Roberts I lord tirade Bertha Kafer Alberta Snelling. I ,ula I lelamar, 1 ,iura Walters, I ulalm Willis, lion Wood, Guv Cox Willie Salter. l ouilh Grade Marv li.iwdee Julia Siauh, l.aura oniler. Bertha Tucker. iritua Wood, Clarence Miller. 1 if th Grade Krniiia A rchibel I , I ,mi isa Suter, M mn ie 1 in wdee. Kalie Mathews. 1 rf'W IB I 'ill . Sixth Grade. Clari!ailarkka Iiail. I laisy Swell. I(i hel Brown. I arrie Simmons, Susan 1 hi 1 1 nghain 1 he I plscupal I'll uic. h i n on J oi un a l. The Sunday S, hool of Christ Church, together with a num her of invited guest, tripped on board the steamer Trent at the foot of Craven streoi on Wednesday morning and stwatned up the Trent river to Foy s mill. Here a lauding was made and after a general ramble through the groves over tbe hills and about the null that essential to a successful lucmc, dinner, was eet. To say that the repast was abundant sod sumptuous would convey but a feeble idea of the quantity and quality, and that it was heartily relished is lo weak lo ex p ess tho enjoyment of all who partook. After dinner, all aboard and another run began, ibis extended up to Capt Taylor's lauding, live or six miles ibis side of 1'ollocksville. Inuring this run a hat was lost overboard, tbe only casualty of tbe day, except the killing of a huge alligator on tbe down trip, the bojy sunk and was not recovered, but the lost hat was found, and the only accident of tbe day repaired . Everybody enjoyed themselves and all boldly said so. Superintendent Bong was along and by his genial manners and careful at tention lo the comfort of all, both of tho school and the guest, proved him self as elllcient iu tbe management of his school when "out for a day as be has shown himself in the more arduous duties of the school room. Of oourse all who went will declare that they bad "the best time I ever did have, but in truth and earnestness, with our experience of a score of years, in a commendable zeal and punctuality in attending picnics, I aay I never did attend a more enjoyable one, and only wish to never be at one less so. Not a glass was broken or child hurt through out tbe whole adventure. I shall not describe the scenery for two reasons, first, because I could not do it justice, and second, because I took but little notice of it and do not envy any one who could, when there was such an aggregation 01 lovely womanhood and beautiful maidenhood on shipboard to engage the attention. The day was propitious. A cool south wind made the lighter wrappings of the ladies necessaiy to comfort, while the Prince Alberts of the gentlemen only looted the more becoming when closely buttoned up. The small boy was in bis glory and tbe employment of one hand to bold his bat on, under tne natural law of compensation, only gave him tbe better use of his legs to roam around the boat the more frequently. Reaching town before sundown, it was suggested that the steamer take a short turn up the Neuse so as to give the party a duck s eye view or tbe city. This was done and tbe boat rounded in to the Clyde slip just as the gather ing shades of twilight set in and all were safely landed, with as before stated not the slightest accident to mar the pleasures of the day. For which all were devoutly thankful. A PlCMICIST. Bweatlea. s Armloa aalvo. Tnt Rist &AXva la the world for Outs, .Braises, Sores, Ulcere, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Capped tT,nriar!hiihlains. Gorns. and all Skia Eruptions; and positively oaree "piles or no pet required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or tooaey ts f anded. Price M cents per box. For sale by B. N. Duffy. jen 17 I UK A M t . (OMtllKXI. 1 ..l UTEtM'li 111. The fourteenth day e oeaaii n of the general conference of .ion Melbod.ote convened yesterday morning aril was. after devotional exertises, ca;iexi to order by Bishop J. V Thompoonof New York, who made some impropriate re marks Alter. lion hh.2 Lcen called to an error in the lepor t of the proceedings f W ed nesday inornm,; the 6ih lost in the telegram sent to l'rf J (' hut preeid ent of 1 .n in gel one C j lege , in ac knowledging gratitude to friends of the institution, Mr ( o!e was menti jnt 1 in error, w Mr J o '. 1 a ii ' 'ai r the i m 1 - 1 lal.l 1. 1 opisl was ;Cj. neni liuiham tended F.ldel Ji. v ar 1 1 a If i 1. 1 an I laugl.tf r I f II .w ,ng Uh.-iea- l! cenera! i "ijfi n I .shops for this Whereas I ( to r lev, o 1!. riiii I ' 1. 1 t ) I Ural !e ii. n Mlnr i,t .i. I .'. e I gleal .- 1 ll r.t oi . n an 1 f j r og r i o :.!t:, i.t ai. I htluas The 1 ..1 I iiann : i r.len in Ho! lew and the New n. em in lueek 1 e it therefore Keol ed 1 hat t lie one or l w o I lion. mate 1 sho.,1 I I,, i'i.o.in. p. stand ll.e wf.g:r..il lai.uace t'.:. w as ret a 'I" I. t sav. Hehrrw aiid GntL -.o ir. t , , pete with Ihe ace I I er. 1 1 c ht i r. M,l I. I 'I he iii el i i toe i, t w h l ii w as mi r i a-.i d dul llik' lln-j a I i of la u lil i l nl I h II was Milio lnv I, 111 peals .1 I, si US I'll e of Soul h ( a r 1 . ' 1 1 1 a e i em phase- ' ' W I or I Ishops hoc II o v, e A I, pi . loiii la 1 no d 1 w fi I; I It I : ', s .mail, I la.ighn i !h ll.u II !! hrew v .... f ,1 .ii, I ap si .!.-,. II v, hi 1, .ll.l C I , ! th.- '. ' C . 1 1 ' I a use '1 l.i If Wlib sill ,n to , i i m i oi s . there Col . r I ! t Ihlo' a III u s e II IllAl lull 111 if. pUti ,1 I'll I ihe sol). I J . i oiifi ien. si-i.t il !,i ll.f on epls, ,,p:u , i' Hlu i -Hi pf I Icl t pi .Cei-dll g tl.l- 111. MO. olher n..,ttel iil;d,i) at si. I i I St I'eler s i hutch I e p I cne I , I :, 1 I , c , , I I M I d. I I v a i. '- .ii I. nn i ii in j . May : ::!i. I h e.T lOsliop lie - 1 , - t III ils pastor. lloo,, till, serruonc gu Ished d i v In e ha Hijj w here he rendered me ,i.,i I. fol l he was r.-eleil hv niiintri U S admilers which Heeriie.l t 1 he appreciation for his i he inspir ing piety and hl- progress was manifest in the .1 . . . r at i . n of the pill pi I . Ii v a pr of u-jen , ,f o , er s in compliment to hnu and hi" ix.tlteil position. Till' set I es U.'IS heuii I I -1 1 , p Hood. 1c. Ime.l the hy inn "All linil ll.e p ,w . i of J, mi ,,;, w hii h was so n with i mi ess i e . Il eel by the urn ten voices ,, ihe ch ,u and the coiigregal i in Kev. N . J.I ireen mil ihe i i nl ii ral lessons, after win. h loo K o loins addresaed the throne of i in "I I love divine, how s w . . : thou ml w as luippi I y rung . after whnh lli.h.p llood announce.! k-, his theme The timely ruining of the w or hi h Ked- rnifr, bas.'.l uj.ori the text. (ialaliaiiH, 1 (i "Hut when the full ness of the lime was come. God sent forth Ins S in, ma le of a woman, made under the law , to redeem them that were under ihe law thai we might receive the a joption of ..ns. A I .I because ye are sons, God hath hi nt forth the Spirit of bis sou into your lu-ails, crying. Abba, l ather. ' The sermon was ono of the HJshop ' ablest efiorts and wai in st happily de livered, which tiroduoed a memorable imiireesion upon iho congregation. At the com lusion of the sermon the choir, under the loadership of Virgil A. Crawford, Es.p, seemed to catch an in spiration from its thrilling teachings, as it softly and sweetly commenced to sing "The voice of free nrac'iins escape to the mountains. For Adam's lost rare. Chn.-t hath opened a fountain which was gradually increased m volume and melody until it culminated into musical grandeur, in fusing the sontimenU of the hymn into the souls of the congregation, that wbs swayed under its magic influence, until the very foundations of St. Peter's ap peared to tremble under the blan of religious enthusiasm, as th" harpy souls seemed to go up in sweet communion with celestial spirits, in soli-inn praise to the very throne of Go I. K.ldrrJ M Hill con. hided tho sol emn servicis with an appropriate prayer. In the afternoon, at o . lock, the church was crow ded hv a large congre gation. The devotional cleanses were commenced hy Uev. H. Flake of South Carolina, who lined the hymn "Prayer is appointed to ronvrv The blessing4 God designs to give.'' which was feelingly sung, after which I. C. Clinton rea l tho third chapter of Epbesians. which was follow ed by an earnest prayer by A . M M ore After singing "Prayer is the soul's sine re .1 it ire. I'tterW or unexpress'd ;'' Bishop Iloori came forward and intro duced Rev. I C. Clinton of South Caro lina. EJ.ler Clinton announce. 1 his text from Daniel 6 10. He took for his theme Prayer, whtch he discussed with much ability and effectiveness, showing the power and eflicacy of prayer. Key. J. A. Tyler delivered an appro priate prayer. In tbe evening, at 8 o clock. Rev. W. G. Strong of Alabama commenced tbe devotional exercises by lining the bymn "Plunge 1 in a gulf of dark despair,1' which was solemnly rendered by tbe united voice of tbe choir and congrega tion. Eev. R. R. llorris read the scriptural lesson, after which Rev. B. M. Oudger offered up a moit fervent prayer. . After tbe singing of "Hark the glad sound' tbe Saviour comes." Hiobop juni introduced me speaker J for tbe hour. tldcr Strong look fur b ie bu t j ct l Tbe Awakened Sword, founded upoL the text from .achariab :? 7 The truiuii was a masterly exposition of ibeiwxl. which made a profound im preaeioo aud increased Ibe reputation of the able dmne. The enure services of the eveniug weie Interesting and af fectinjr. aud all who participate.! en Joyed ibern. as was attested by ll.e p..O lie o lo-clion of $20 AIM l K 111 JHO-IHKHB. Ml-.s WlMsIyW'S 8.oTtllo Sll.'l ehouel always be used fur cblldii-n teething II soothes the child, softens, the g ume al la) s all pain, cures wind coin un 1 is lh best reined, f.r'l.ar ha 1 eiity H , e c elite a I'oitu ' uiar 1 7 d I uli.nal w . S(lh. r I pllell Hue t - , ..l . s.'.i, p , f U.e Hitoe if 1 .a. s l'.-rs nsanl I Plugs N i an.ll.o. 1 Wonders in the sea an 1 ii, ll.e lal.d rainily Fi!'le6 of the t.esl ro.i ng an 1 lul ling fr. rn 'el t . ,. 111 a I . . 1 .n ll.e coll Ii I r V ' li 1 A I'.Ji ' l 1.1 I , l-hi r s A gel.l ( )MM KKCI A I,. iiioiKri '1 m n n 1 i:ggs 1 ie Kice si.-ad y at Jf 1 00 ; o , 1, a, k s Rough lire Ii,I,e I ollnl.g 111 lean roll llaCc. Corn fiim Sales r. p il I al t. . ir hulk and ',,, 1 11 sa. k s Hut 1 1 1 1 1 ,- 11 mar ki t I odder. Vic lo 81 Im ner huh Ir. , Tt'Kl'KNTINi Hard 91 ' - di f '.' ' Tm - 81 .." I A I S 4a4'.o. 1 ri hu 1 k HKKh W A X - 1 --a-" per 11 Hm.r -I In foot, i; to 7. 1' UK H l'ellK -7 a-.' l.ei p.,u I. I I I a i ou ntr y 1 1 a ! . : ,-. PHI N t' TH s i i,f I oonel husl e. "iiii'Xxnh -Urown cl. s; iii tlKll. i 'I,- i.uholl. .11 1 hi ato as. I'..ihaiiias. lei ams riii I o ii ksi 'A est I Ii il ia , d u 1 1 an I ii' rn OUa'J So. Huinlinx ' l nal c in,!, j inc. hearts i saps 1 1 Tu i.er M i v i i K I hhd i 10.1'j , ,., WHOI.KHAl.K rHU'CH Naw Uaag I'ohk 8 1 .'i oo Hu. .t i.hhh M Hat 7aS,-. C. It. s, K M s. H 's aud I. C hi... im 8H.'0a.00. I.ahii "-;i5. by the tierce N a uj llasis 10's.Sj Ml. HfiiiH (Iranulated, 7; C..FFHK Halhc. C 1 1 K Kh K Kl . Halt -S0a.V. ler sack Moi.aRhks inh STBurs Oa45o- P.iWUKK So 00. HnoT-Drop. 81.BU. buck, 81.'.'. KiHusttm- yjo. Hiiikh- Dry, il.,Sc. green 4 Tai.I-hw 4c. per lb. M Dr. Leinster Duffy. I Mlioe at hi West 1 li 1. Ill V K d w 1 in 1 'rug Sti.tr, Hr.ni I sir. el I W lil llM Mill I I I in . I. i ., li . DC V . :i in K II) iiiuii Hti.l ntlitM ! I l K' l. ll W . ll lllHII. ! WiiiiHii. K 1 mnclM M . 11,. V . U jftiier )t Muiv H . Pun. II Keiun th 1' . K...frt y UllM i:m 1. I'lv-sion K.. Aiiuu M , JamrH it n.l )- Hi H- H in h ii . uml Mfctry M I t m!i r. Il P tt lull lirtivt n, iei. K. lirown, Man K. N i ii;h:i Hautli K. h r rt n , Kirll Hunt i 1- I la li. Slierrml. H-1k I,, nlnirad. m,A Miu nw rHheniul. Tuhr liollco tli Hi A 'S-m-cIhI I 'n m'h il 1 1 ; i IlIHli ll HH altOM' li tH tu ( Ii 1 lib! 1 11 I t il 1 i l I . !-UnTloi I'tiurl ol NUltl ('iii i'ui)Iy, I if I lie jmiptjre of kcIIiiik a tr;xl of ahotii . i.i -h of land NltiiHltHl In sulil cun1 he r 1 1 til In t he jwl II Ion i t niHk c h.8-u m 1 1. hu ih! h ff staid mini 1 n IM rnl or in nj the del I k, tlc . f said Robert W. HNiiian. ileccawtt. and that you are nqu,rtd ut ajioear at th. (ou 1 1 H oime In New her n , In hat id rouiii) , m the 1 1 1 h day of July, A. 1. lv and anew, r m deiuu i to I hi' j-et 1 Hon fi lenl hi Bald"! 'ret ; I 111 iith ilio ,,f Mav. ISXh. K YV (Mil I S I I IT.-rk Hiim i n.r i 'rave n t .n n ly . I. r K N A Si i knon . A 1 1 y s for l'tll li iner rr.ayi TIIK MOST EFFICIENT Morning Laxative is . Turriini m S..L1 hrTarrmnt t Y , nn.l Urufciei lurjHlitfo, For Rent, A nice dwellirg. seven rooms, in Hancock street, near I'cllock. Kr. ipiirc at Wm Ci Corner l'ollock and kliddle sts mayJO 1 w Cut THIS OI'T. vot IS " w "fll "i lO l Mm or pw TDoair, iU nieirut w I iM.mi far BmbroMarr Sumnlitr. 1 OO oT Ut bMt load TM ran. vilh ft 1.4 of n'W nrtm, S30 Kw RMdlM ftnd Coomitdrtim ajo M .tlo Vm, IbM itd tpUturt. TT Mftlcl Trtcki, 1 (K( I'tmlM li.l Ntw Popslar Party Oum,Sml Alphfttxt, 'iOO Cut, Carton, tod Cfttehy rietirM, Urwl Uftmft ! elltDC, etc All lr only Ct. In ttmp World HTg Co. 122Kass&nSL H.T I iAlnra Mai Fee. Valuable Plantation FOR SAliF. In Jones county, half way between Poltoksville and Trenton, on tbe 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 culliyation, the balance well timbered. Well adapt ed to corn, cotton, peas, eto. Good buildings, good water, good neighbor hood and healthy. Cheap for cash. Apply at Jotjrjjal office or to W. E- WARD, ap3dwtf . nton.N. C. Comiuissioners' 8ale- P.rtjai.t; n , JiLrLl of the Supe rs r 1 curt f raicii couniv, m anai ii nen.i.e: W:.. loheri. Executor o' H C Li:. ,r 1 S ...lanig, Aiim'l' and olher- in.lorj ai the February Term. .:. l. .jjgLLenil WM du.y a; p ll.'.el a U. In .osluner to sell the hereinafter des i. ted lands. There fore or. SSedLt-s'.j, May 31 ah. ISSN, ac ; : o . 1 t m the lij I , r inui long tjssp Ihe h, gl.es; 1 1 in, : .. ' thereafter a 1 . ,rl s Lao ad journ its in 1 w 11 1 sell for cash to l 1 1 : . 1 at l he t ourt houae " : g ...ij.l, to w ll Lying: ' o. ginning at iba " ' a l. the boutb Bide 1. no 1 1 uuning thence with ' " ' 1 1 . 1 run. uiid thence ' 1 .:. : 1 e intersection of J .'' 1 -hi r line lo ' :. the said rua 1 1 IwN. of Ni sa. 1 A Large Lot of Clean Rice For Sale CHEAP at ' ' 1 ' '. i . I , , ,. o , l: $500 Reward! I Md N r1 W -1 , 1 i v Valuable Land Sale. ! ll.e .1 puhli sal 1 M.! n. xl I v. ill ,,(T, r : I.'.' i , nil House ,i,Hr c . oinf 'Hal Ir duelling III 1 '..I I ,M o , , house and h t in ll and th ir t v llii. . ll.e I'm ii . f :, n c Icl.led and 111 co, i ii ' ( Stonevi all ! l .iul adjoining .hlei'll ill h a I al c i I . u 1 1 1 v a 1 1 1 1 r i I' pi.'perty, Will all kliiiHli as the sell all -g. i hi r l.iliiv Sale will Inn e I I r r m s 1 1 1 ii I r forth. 1630 A.roh Biroet, l'lulud o "Imit t i . i- : hi- ; i I" I. ATT Kit Y 'BELL the JEWELER" LVIUiKST ;inl MOST VARIED STOCK OF Watches, Diamonds, FINE JEWELIiY, Etc , Etc., in 'Nil: t 1 1 . For Sale Cheap, 1 he s, h, "in r aier I.ily. reeently apnritv l'i'i l.arrels. Apply l; 1 1 1 1. K TS ei hKO.. Newbern, W 1 ' WILLIAMS, ' ' l'ortamoutb, N. C. ret aire 1 c l ' ( r lo in 1 s d f. r.nd A hlftkry Bab. 1 1 rqi red at borne vita not pain. Boo. of lira tars nont FR B M WOOI.LEY. M.D. AiUuiu, Uft. , oeiou (ii1 Wtulahail Bl ,e I, ,v l.S. W.ll 1 s I 'ell IIS, " I I ' oe 1 I V U.e r. lilt '' '''"ON n , i the ,..v ' f Hale I I .111 .ilir-.alt.lt I,, '. I I .l. i " ' i ll 1 ' n i n: issn ,ner ' ' r.i s" --. ."ilwui track iwank- RrcisTrnji WALTER'S Photograph Gallery! I take great pleasure in informing my friends, and the public generally, that my New Studio is now complete. ' ; My Light is on the New Improved Plan. 1 have spared neither pains or " expense in arranging this Light. o as to give to all my work that Soft Porca- . lain Effect. Every style of picture copied and en larged to any size desired. ,, , A successful career of twenty-five years in Norfolk. Va., ia a proof of the ' satisfaction I always give. My workc. ) speaks for itself; by it I hope to gain, x't your confidence and merit your favors, . Very respectfully, ' , " , THOS. WALTER, H n N. W. cor. Middle and Pollock tu.; U !. Over Duffy's dnig store, . jan21dwtf NEW BERNE, N. a j ' s r l jr . ' .O, .